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Thought 1t Wrong to Love.

The sudden and mysterious death of young
man who had been studying for the priesthood
in Millvaie. Pa. on October 8, has given rise to
many surmises among his acquaintances, and
it was not until yesterday that the cause Of
death became generally known. The young
man was about twenty-five years Of age and fell
in love with young lady. Feeling that, as he
was to become q priest, il was wrong for him
to love, he became temporarily insane, and
while in this state mutilated himself so that he
died Fathers Williams and Quinn, under
whose charge he was, did all in their power to
save his life. II was eleven days after he COM
mitted the act before il was discovered He
was then taken to the hospital, where he died
Of lockiaw three DAYS later
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Chicago's Million Dollar Hotel.

Chicago evening paper says that George
NJ. Pullman will build q sl,0oo.ooo hotel at
Hyde Park on the site Of the old Hyde Park
Hotel The architect, s. s. Beman, says the
hotel will be built in time for the worlds fair
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


cR sALE-HtNDsoME NEW BRICK HOUSE
II rooms and bath; all modern improvements; csbi-
net ntes electro bells; speaking tubes and burglar
alarms heated by hot water: stone steps and coping
s6.ut 20 feet Of parking; paved alley In
o24-3t HEkkoN RAMEY, 1907 + st NV.
TOR sALf-NEw PREss-BRICK BAY-FRONT
= dwellings,. sos and GIL St ne; rooms aud
bath. good yard. Only $1,000; small cash nav ment:
baisDce monthly. WRIGHT sTOCKETT. $40 +
ST. NV. o24-3t
EoR sALE-NEw HOUSE NINE ROOMS AND
bath; pressed brick fronts cabinet mantels; wido
parkng all modern improvements This il . gem
aud can be bought at o bargain.
HEBRON RAMEY
oo4-3t 1907 Est NV.
tNOR SAIF-S3o0 YEAR THROWN AWAY-BuY
Il q home with your rent; houses have q rooms and
bath presse1trick fronts; tiled vestibules; cabinet
mantels; rrice e3,SO0 ana $4,000; small cash pay
ment balance monthly. HEBRON RAMEY,
"24.8 1907 st. n W.
Tor sALE-9"7 MASS. AVE NV: FOURTEEN
rooms and bath: MI handsomely fitted up with
every convenelce; lot 40xl06; two-story brick
stable IN the rear; price, $4,000. Apply to HOS e.
HLhSEY Co, 1900 ST. NV oi:I-Im
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Co1LxeE Pax.

Co1LKex Pax.
DESTINED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUr1.
EuL SUBURBS OF WASHINGTON.
Only thirteen minutes ride BIZ express train from n
o. Depot. and only eish, miles distant
Communication tickets 6 cents trip
Has the advantages ola
WELL EoUIPPED COLLEGE AND MILITARY
ACADEMY,
Largely endowed By the Us. government and also by
the state of Maryland.
All students in West Poin, uniform
SCHOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH
Good store public hall, post Office telegraph station
and express Office
Good avenues shade trees and large park
VIII sell on monthly instalment plan. or allow lib
eral discount for cash.
Large rebate to builders
Lots 5o12oo feet Only $500 and s4oo
Will exchange few lots for city property in good
location.
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1SoR RSNT-A VERY DEslkABLE AND WELL
u furnished house Sunglerlzld Place with .ile
lights on ley. AZ 400 This house contains
rooms and bat rooms and large closets Apply to
V,Ok RIM -ECKNISHED-EINE LOCATION
II nv. bright sunny house with stable three large
rooms. IN suite on nOor. also hoTary izry. chaln
bes ample closets A-eYlaces and fuFsce Piano
tng mainline. china possession at AM time; private
family. Apply ljl5 st. let. IL and pm. oil I2'
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AUCTION SALES.

T5'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioaeer.
VERY FAST PACING HORSE. SOUND, KIND AND
GENTLE, THE BEST ROAD HORSE IN THE
CITY, AT AUCTION
TOMORROW SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY.
FIFTH 1890, Al TWELVE O'CLLCK, in front of
my rooms, shall sell tho above Horse without re-
serve. THOMAS BOWLING,
1t Au.,,o.oox
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603 18th ST. n-w.r. ,. Is
Tho above is only D pOrt
books. Tor full LIST call 81
on the 1st and 10th
O24
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TOR REST-l6l4 list ST NV.
IL Large three-story and basement brick dive ling
Containing IA ICONS. bath rooms. open hrepisces
cabinet Antels range. fGrIACs aud all improvements
Apply 10 THUS. J. EIsHkR Co.
o2l-2M l.,.Ii r u w
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
DALIsADEs OF THE ron oMAo
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
Capital s75o.ooo
srnsoN HUTcHINs. JACOB p. CLARE.
President Vice President
EDWARD B. CoTTRELL.
Secretary aud Treasurer.
AUGUSTUS s. woRTHINGToN. On JOSHUA O.
STANTON and SAMUEL 7. q. MoRsEIL.
Directors.

This company offer for sale SPECTATORS and others
their lands plattod and laid situated on the
Coiduis koad Hooking the Potomac river and pic
These lands are within three miles of the White
hoSse and are reached b. beautiful drive along II
Keno Ind Cabin John. two of the beautiful re-
r. sorts nf the Washington reople.
me cay streets: AZ, ). I, u " ", &C. north and
graded. "'A''' AA>' 'i' Az" '0'Ns
AIR and Prospective convenience Of these lands
have no superior around Washington.
ocks Of six or more lots will be sold during Octo-
Der at prices which will give margin large profit
Purchasers desiring to secure q beautiful home or
good Investment cannot better than to secure lots
early
Prices range from cents to Is cents per foot.
Plats, &C.. aud any further information m ay be had
JACOB p CLARK and
EDWARD b. CoTTRELL,
Trustees
olS-6t 141s New York ave-
Troli SALE-A sTECIAL OFFER-tOR TIE NEXT
Budng association will offer so of the choicest lots
~ Charlton heights at $40 cash and e., per month
home in rapidly grow suburb hose success has
been phenomenal. where more houses have been
erected during tie past year than all the other sub
oixslohs around Nasl,AgiCn culnUned.
- trains daily, Communication ia cents Money
furnished to build. Prospective purchasers will DO
Ibis offer is for 30 days only and is intended to
meet the alluiins osers of paper towns their own
terms
The attention Of investors is specially directed to
this oi,er Safer than savings bank aud large
profits.
Apply early at the Office of the companyat
g3S r st. W.
JAMES Z. WAUGH.
John, ,l Men1fss
o1S-10t Secretary
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NOR RENT-

lTOk RENT
II $50 9TH s. e., 13r 500 I03 L. C., Or. mi ;. 80
1913 -. W. Gr..-:i1.5O 100 Sc Or. wSy. H. 30
4Cl l. Sc. or. ~ 30 ll3 .6r-. wSg. l2.5O
SOD 81 Sc 6r. ali iu IL Green's alley, 4r...-.-9
go 9Th Or. mi 20 3n tireen's alley.
1OiJ 18th 6r--.. 1880 STORE AND DIV + LING.
4O5 IL So. or al MIL 80 1921 l4tu -
4U4 II tr., s Ii il 80 1901 18th st., store. %
4CY - e Or, all mill 30
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H.UN SAI.E-
MASS. AVE BETWEEN 1ST AND I'd SITS NE
tranquil piece OF land. having total frontage
MASS ave. 1888 feet. and running through TO St.
upon which 1T fronts log feet. his piece of land IL
well situated, being only couple of blocks from the
US: Calto, has large frontage contains only g. ga
feet aud can be purchased for the very low price o.
Sl.25 per So. foot.
An opportunity for speculation or profitable build
ing enterprise.
THOS J. FISHER CO.,
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TIOR sALE-AVoID THE DANGERS OF RAIL
II ROAD TRAVELLING; DON'T WANDER OFF
INTO The WiLDEkNEasES. OF NEIGhBOR-
OF C9LUMBIA. and buy Lots in EAST WASHING
TONS A. MEX, beautiful TWININI. CITY ilnue-
dately adjoining the EAST END of the NV
fENNA AVE BRIDGE, at tic price of s;32., and up
ward the easiest kind Of terms Don't neglect this
opportunlty. WELLER REpETII
o2U-1m 1926 Pa. ave- Sc
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Il. Holloway. -Anctionecr.

A DMINISTRATUR'S SALE of choice
"A real estate at auction on Oakland av-
In the matter of the application for license
to sell the real estate of Mary Florence Bryan
and Charlotte Is. Bryan, minors. On reading
and filing the petition of Jane Bryan, as
guardian of the above-named wards, praying
that license be to her granted to sell all the
appearing by SAID peLition to the satisfaction
of the court that it is necessary for the main
tenance and education OF said wards, and
that it would be for the benefit of said wards,
premises, Wednesday, Oct. 30, at IL O'Clock
am, all of lot ii. block 2.Terrace Park addi-
ton to st. Paul. The lot has frontage ON
Oakland av. of 60 feet. by l56 feet to alley.
The terms of the sale will be half cash, bal
ance ii reasonable time at low rate of inter-
est. For further particulars see E. Holloway,
Auctioneer, 254 East seventh
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NM Il DtSlRf, 10 obtain control of acres
w i'll Douglas county, Wis. and ST. Louis
county, Mimi: also lots aud blocks in the
cities of Superior, Wis, and Duluth, Mimi;
we have constant inquiries for property in
both these places; persons desiring to turn
property quickly will find it to their advan-
tag0 TO correspond with US; we have at the
present time some of the best bargains ever
offered at the head Of the lake, Magraw
Bros, d Qsmun.
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CLATRvOYANT.

M to know Mrs Dr. De San,
wv the lady mind reader and fortune tell
er, can tell truthfulness of absent friends,
lost or st.lden property, tells il your lover is
tr,-.e or false, unites the separated, and tells
when to make profitable investments. Par
oEs go West Fourth st., opposite Rice Park.
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Der hx, hange.
w ANT TO BUY part of lot on the hill
wv east OF Western and south of Iglehart;
give price and description. Address G IS,
Globe.
WANrrD-You to take dinner at The
w Delicatessen to-day; an extra tempting
bill is offered.
yXIhY Do YOU PAY RENT? BUY A
wv home ! You are invited 10 consider
carefully this most excellent opportunity TO
buy a home. six and seven-room dwellings
in an unexceptionable neighborhood. twenty
minutes walk from the court mouse. These
dwellings are built fIom the very best ma
terial the market affords. warm, convenient,
Substantial. cellar under the entire house,
walk around house; all conveniences; lots
two feet above grade, level and beautiful;
streets graded; near street cars; electric
motor to be built within one minutes walk
from houses; near parks and attractive
views. This property has better future be-
fore it than any other residence property in
the city The terms offered are the easiest,
fairest and most attractive ever yet devised
TO enable you to buy home; $40 and $50
per month nothing down to the right people.
Do net neglect this chance to obtain home.
Cut this out. Come at once. and remember,
Charles Rudolph. 1872 East Fourth st.
w = Nice three room
Pleasant, near Ramsey. Easy terms; price
S1.0uU. Will accept lot for payment. a. B.
Wilgus & Co.. l2S East Fourth st.
GO IL ~ BUYS 46 feet south facing on
.p%sOOO Laurel av., next 10 corner of
Victoria; this lot is surrounded by Summit
Park, Nininger d. DOnnellys and Bryant's
additions, and. besides being six feet larger,
is fully 5000 cheaper than you can buy south
front III the adjoining additions: there are
only two lots there at this price, and they
must go this week. William G. Read, 50
East Fourth st.
SC0 0BUYS 46 feet south facing on
'N%,OOO Laurel av,, next to corner of
Victoria: this lot is surrounded by Summit
Park. MINI ger & Donnelly's and Bryant's
additions. and besides being six feet larger.
is fully $500 cheaper than you can buy south
'front.' in the adjoining additions: there are
only two lots there at this price, and they
must go this week. William c. Read, SO
East Fourth st.
CD n "a HOME on St. Anthony
'Ds)sc ~ HILL one block from the cleo
trio line, hardwood finish, fireplace, furnace
bath; the best house for the money in the
city: easy payments. Smith d Taylor, 1888
Robert st.
IL 1r6 EACH-Two lots in Anna E..
.pI.I - Ramsey's addition Zone on
Selby one on Hague). easy terms. Hilliard
d Burton. Room 20, National German-Amer-
lean Bank Building.
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POPULAR WANTS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


TWO NEW BRIDEGROOM HOUSES,
l. near East Seventh st. power-house, for
sale on YOUR own terms, or will take real or
personal property in trade. Call 212 Lum-
Der hX, hange
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ROAEO WANTED.

DOARD-Marr and wife wish boar and
ID room in private family; within five
Einutes' walk of postofice: references ex-
GSanasd. Address Q So Globe.
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Jebb & sclsauer. AIIcfioneers.
MUSICAL.

John kOELZER, formerly with DYER
~ Bros. Minneapolis, tor about four years,
is now tuning pianos independent Address
234 West Ninth ST.: st. Paul, and 3l6 Nicol-
let av., Minneapolis, care of Mrs. NJ. PEN
field, music store References: Messrs.
Dyer Bros, Miss NJ. Ediuger. Miss Gertrude
Cady Profs. Johnson. Ste mpf, Lachmund,
baltmus. Patten, Quinn, SCR. Vegara and
Manner, Pottgieser, Wood, Fred Will, Gui-
bert. Jacob and Frank DAM, Henninger,
Rodenkirchen, Rossberg, Fischer, Rosen-
berg; Messrs. Adam Decker, j. B. Olivier,
yohn WAGNER &c Joseph Bo6leter, s. b. Whit
worth and Mrs jacob Stone. Price. s. Gosh.
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DRESSNIAKING.

EJAkE<SSSlvAIA 1INeUs
CLOAKS. JACKETS, WRAPS, .of every
~ description. made to order: plush gar
ments cleaned and remodeled, attentions in
fur; tailor-made suits. Nine. Cough, Fine
Dress and Cloak-Making Parlors, % East
Third st.
~ ENERAL AGENCY FOR WORRIES
VI system of dressmaking % East Third st.
DRESS MAkING-Ladies, call and get
IL perfect fit without having changes made
Zenmo tailor system taught. 229l2 West Sew
enth st.
MI OLIVER, Dressmaker, of AS Wa
Isl basha ST., has opened her new parlors
IN the cottage corner of Zenith and Wabasha
sts., and is pleased to have so many of her
old and new customers call Save this ed.
M ADAME CLIFF has recently come from
ltl New York and is prepared to do ali
kinds OF artistic dressmaking at reasonable
prices. at 52I Wabasha ST.
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4 LOTS on Geranium ST.. near corner of
II Arkwright. TO be sold at auction ontfle
Terms easy: will sell all of lots 3, T. and
u, DOrr & Stones subdivision of lot 6, Hoyt's
outlots. situated on Geranium St, near cor
ner of Arkwright; remember the electric mo-
tor passes within 100 feet of the lots to be
sold; if you are looking for suap attend
this sale F. Holloway. auctioneer
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DOR SALE Or EXCHANGED non
Il resident eft in my charge some i'm
proved Minneapolis property. well located,
he Offers at great bargain for cash. or would
exchange for vacant lots or stock furniture.
Inquire ". f. Mack, 323 st. Peter ST.. St
Paul
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w ANT TO BUY part of lot on the hill
Wv east OF Western and south of Iglehart;
give price and description. Address G So.
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IGLEHART AND DALE.
We are now Offering for sale these two
homes. We ask you TO go and see them.
Will sell on monthly payments or arrange
to suit customers.
We have but one price. til positive and
fixed alike for all cash or easy payment pur-
chasers. We treat all alike.
The prices are lower and the homes better
than you can possibly do for the money in
any other way. The man who built them
knows his business. You will say so when
you have had them examined. They are
beautiful IN design and finish; convenient
See them.
The corner lot is 52x120 to alley.
The inside, 40Xl2D TO alley.
The location is good Corner Iglehart and
Dale.
See the premises, cell for prices and talk
about terms. p. Sooner house sold Sat
urday. Examine the next as soon as posi-
BILE. Such chances to get a good home do not
occur often. II. Il I.
ROTHSCHILD IL THURSTON,
Pioneer pracS Pri
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& II. H. Kavanagh. AuictiOneer.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of very
II valuable inside property belonging 10
the estate of The late John Wagner at auc-
ton. l will sell at public auction, on
Wednesday, Oct. 20, Mt IL o'clock a. m, in
Terrace Park Addition, lots one az. two t2l
and three (3), III block situate at the north
west corner of Pleasant and Western avs. is
very large and beautiful piece of ground,
standing high and overlooking the greater
portion of the city: this property is Well in
tended for fine residence site, or to erect
flats thereon would be a splendid invest
ment; this sale will take place on the prem
ises. At 2 O'Clock D. M. on the premises,
lots one 0l and nine 90, in block 2, OF
Bazille's addition to st. Paul, being situate at
tie intersection of Twelfth and Cedar sts,
and having a frontage on Cedar st. of
III Lilo feet by 100 feet in depth; this
property is located within 900 feet of Cen
trial park, and one of the finest residence
portions of the city; will prove q splendid in
yestment TO the mau who is able to purchase.
John Wagner Jr., Administrator. P. 7.
KaVanagll Auctionepr
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kavanagh ~ johnson. AuciIOM-
GePS

QOO YARDS OF CARPET and a lot of
COO fine household furniture ct public
auction. We will sell at public ancdon at
our salesroom, Nos. 1876 and 1SS East Sixth
ST., on Wednesday, Oct. 30. at , p. M, about
S0I yards of Brussels and ingram carpets,
fine bedroom suits, three elegant parlor
suits, TWO very fine sideboards, easy chairs,
couches, tete-a tetes, rockers fine center
tables. extension tables, dining room chairs,
hall trees. fine black walnut bedsteads, bu-
Teaus, and lot of strips of second hand car
pets suitable for kitchens or small bed
rooms. If you are looking for bargains in
choice furniture don't tail to attend this sale.
k@yanagh d johnson, Aucuoneers, lS7 and
1S9 East Sixth St.
w Il PAY The highest cash price for sec
w ond-hand furniture and carpets. Kav-
anagh & johnson, 1S7 and 1870 East Sixth st.
Jebb & Sclsaser. AuciiOneers.
EURNIIUKE AZ AUCrIO>-We will
l. sell at our mart, north of city market
house. Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 10 O'clock a.
m, very fine lot of furniture. consisting Of
bed room suits, elegant easy chairs ward
robes, lounges, rockers, dining room and
kitchen chairs Brussels and ingram carpets,
coal and wood stoves, crockery and glass
ware, etc, etc. Parties in search of nice,
clean furniture should not miss this sale.
Jebb d Schauer, Auctioneers, 4!2 Wabasha
street
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Houses.

DOR FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS we
l. can sell you modern eight-room house
with hardwood finish, electric bells. bath,
sewer, water, furnace, cement cellar, back
plastered and built in the best manner, on
ST. Anthony hill; terms can be made to suit.
Smith u TAYLOR, 3:33 Robert ST.
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1.-TWO ELEGANT HOMES

DIANO for first payment on house and lot,
L balance monthly; price, S1,100. Ad
dress E.. Globe.
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II OUSE-Furnished house for rent: east
IL of Kent; viii rentmy house furnished
for the winter. No. 553 Marshall av.. second
door east of Kent; south-facing; house has
office first. 81. Rothschild, 319 Pioneer Press
building
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

rTNO ADMINISTRATIONS from 81 ,o5U to
i 3d. $40 for vacant city property or on
monthly payments. II. Ii. Schultz & Co., lis
East Fourth st.
AZ ESrERN LOUISIANA LAND Co.
wv Limited-This company, recently Or
gained with agents in all the parishes. will
attend to buying and selling lands on COM
mission. the examination of land titles, the
rental of lands. j. Massie Martin. President,
16 Union st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

HOUSES-For rent. on Summit av., two
IL OF those handsome new brown stone
houses, Nos. 597 and 500; these houses are
built and finished throughout in keeping
with the magnificent avenue thew help to
adorn aud can be rented to desirable tenants
at surprisingly low Rates. Inquire at J93
Summit.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

DOR SALE. very chean, 5, 10 or 20 acres
l. offne gardening land only two and
half miles from the court house. For full
particulars inquire of Michaud & Mlchaud
corner Seyenfh and ahaSha
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

DOR SALE, Rent OR TKADE-Two
Nos. 975 and 104S: hardwood finish: fur
mace; everything complete: on one lot stable;
/ have TO sell before leave the city, and will
take the best offer; Will make terms to suit;
see them to-day before they are gone. Ad
dress Owner. 53I Marion st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

MOT FOR RENT, but for sale by all
~ dealers. the Mountai Boy Natural Leaf
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
II OUSE-S4O a month for Il beautiful new
IL Groom house on Dayton av. near
Grotto; steam heat; cherry. maple, oak and
co'ored and plate glass, etc.. etc. Address V
so Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

uOUSES-For rent, on corner of South
IL Robert and Colorado SITS, fifteen min-
utes' walk from Globe building, seven and
eightroom houses; hot water, baths and
steam heat. Apply at grocery store, 426
South Robert 81,
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UNSATISFACTORY house. I3S Mount Airy.
Ii in good condition; city water; ST.
Herchmer Johnston, Sl5 Pioneer Press
Building.
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W. DEsIkf TO obtain control of acres

Nsasr;,yV sSr0s. & Hsimssii.
Duluth and Superior Real Estate, los Cham
Der of Commerce, Duluth MINI.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A CARD OF THANKS-Mr. and Mrs.
n Manahan wish to offer their sincerest
thanks TO friends and neighoors who 50
kindly assisted them in their sad bereave-
ment.
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POPULAR WANTS.
IIS<En CE1RE MIIK.
Monday.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
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Thursday.

: FdFtIIS. hHSlGGNCt. sex.
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, al E.Congress. Girl
Mr. aud Mrs. Carlson. 1908 Hatch ST.. 80. Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, 633 Aurora av.... Girl
MIR. and Mrs. RadatZ. $50 Charles ST.. Boy
Dir. and Mrs. Jensen, 500 Gaultier ST. Girl
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26
DEATHS RErORTEp.

F. E. Jedemann, - Iglehart ST.. -. 2 days
Thomas O'Nein, city hospital, % years
Miss Bertha Miles, East Twelfth st. % years
Mile NJ. Cropsev. 994 Case st. ........9 years
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ttAyr. SOM GOO HEAVY DRAFT
l. horses, ranging in weight from ] 300
TO I-60o pounds, all in good working con-
dition; harness with each team; also six or
seven wagons; will sell the entire rant for
SO cents on the dollar for cash, as have no
further use for them. Room 100, Globe
Rvi .
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

uOUSE-S30 per month. good eight-room
IL house and barn: city water and sewer !;
storm windows. Inquire OH premises, 595
Cedar ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

| FULL. gle AV., 2e-For rent. two large
| ~ front rooms. newly furnished. with
! board: also single ones, with bath, steam
| near business
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26

lOUS ES-For rent, first-class brick and
1 ! stone residences near corner of Laurel
and Nina avs. ST. Anthony Hill; oil block
from cable line: all modern convenences;
steam and furnace heat. For terms inquire
of W. C. Riley, 3 Drake Block, or >91 Laurel
ay.