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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Continues to Have the First Pull
in the Realty Market.

Continues to Have the First Pull
in the Realty Market.
A brisk sale continues in suburban
property. and holders of realty in the
Midway district are congratulating them
selves. Lots in this section of the city
are bound to rise in value. Real estate
men, with an eye to business, are eonse-
quentIy "picking up" every lot that
comes or is forced into the market. The
Midway district is the favorite locality
for outside investors, owing largely to
the extension of street transportation In
that part of the city. Other sections are
receiving sumo attention West side
and Dayton's bluff in particular. A
vast amount of building is being done
IN these residential districts.
Secretary Phelps reports that within
two weeks the Manufacturers Loan and
Investment association will file articles
OF incorporation. When this is done the
association will Immediately get down
to the special business for which it was
brought into eXistence-the building up
and fostering of the industrial manu-
factories within the city.
The business men of st. Paul are not
alive to their own interest if they con-
tinue to allow the city to be without an
adequate auditorium. The want OF
large public hall is becoming daily more
apparent. If this is not remedied soon.
Minneapolis will assuredly in the future
carry Off the large conventions which
may be held in the state. The editorial
column of an evening paper contained
the following pertinent remarks: why
not tear down the wretched Old
earavansary which is now maintained
at the corner of WabaSha and Seventh
streets, and erect on its ruins decent
structure? 1t is public property. 1t is
of no public utility whatever. Its foul
smelling precincts are little less than
public nuisance. 1t is Stunned by
every person of refinement. So far
from being benefit to the locality, it is
a positive detrfment. 1t was cOeval
with Noah's ark, and is altogether
worthy of the advance in architectural
science which prevailed at that epoch.
The next legislature presents the neces-.
sary opportunity for providing against
the results which are certain to ensue
if the present state of things is further
tolerated. There is no hope whatever
that private enterprise will provide us
with the necessary conveniences. An
auditorium, owned and maintained by
the public it must be, or no auditorium
at all;'' and the sooner citizens recog-
nize the facts thus SO forcibly set forth.
the better it will be for the continued
prosperity of the city,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE--THE
In State of Minnesota, Ramsey County,-ss.
District Court, Second Judicial District.
In the matter of the receivership OF E. Allen
& Co., insolvents.
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue of an order OF the district court tor
the Second judicial district, County of Ram
sew and State of Minnesota made and
entered Jul 18th, 1890, in the above-entitled
proceeding the undersigned, The St. Paul
Trust Company, as the receiver OF the
property of said Insolvents, will offer and ex-
pose for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at its Office, No 15I East
Fourth street, ST. Paul, on Thursday. the 7th
day of August A. d. 1890. at IL o'clock
in the forenoon of that day. all and singular
the several accounts and balances of account
due said insolvents, including that certain
account against one B. J. Ettelsohn, for
S22, 300 SO, and, also, eight thousand $4,000
shares Of the stock of the Crescent Iron Min
ing and Exploring Company, of Chicago,
Illinois.
A schedule of said accounts and balances
of account, and also the stock so to be sold,
may be examined at any time before the day
of sale, at the office Of The st. Paul Trust
Company. Receiver. at No. 157 East Fourth
street. in the city of st. Paul.
Dated July 25th, 1890.
THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY,
AS Receiver of e. Allen Il Co.,
Insolyents.
By CHARLES W. EBERLEIN,
Secretary.
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Friday.

Paul Martin to j Peters, "a Its & 2, blk
50, West st Paul Proper :. 81, 800
Peter Peterson to Alb 0 Wilson ct al, 1t
9, blk 8, Arlington Hills add ;:.:. 800
W Coufarr to Cornelius Quirk, 1t 20,
blk 3, Skidmore 4 Cassidy Park add. l, 200
Chas d WEIGH to Henry Rothschiid. 1t
p 26, blk 2, Skidmore & Cassedy's Park
Newton eWt Hawley to Fred Eustis, 80 It's
in blks to 5, Capitol add $500. 1878
Sydney Higham 70 Jno W Shepard, 1t :
10, blk col, Irvine's add. -........1 400
i'll Adams to Peter Haupt 1t 81, blk I,
Matson;s add; :. 49,. r;;.a.;,,.c + ooo
6. blk 4. Merriam Park Third add -. 900
Charles Rudolph TO Gottleib Beulke. It
z, Rudolph's rearr part blk LII, West
W Howard to W c McCrary, it So,
CT Berryhill to Mathews, 1t 81, blk slf
3, Nininger & Donnellys add. -. !, 500
L K Stone ct al to st Paul Land and ;9ns
Mortgage company. part Its % and rs ~
blk SO, Dayton g. Irvine's add. 30 GOO
o Lumsey to Jacob Firestone, II Is.
blk /. j W Bass subd It's ID, Ia and
10, Ceilings out lots. 200
Z F Partridge to W A Gates. 46 Its
Hagerssubd of part Waleotts Cottage
W Gates to Ed Hodgson, same de-
Franz Huber to Robert shannon, 1t II,
/. blk a, College Place, Taylor's div. -. 3.6J5
G Garlough to Robert Morrison, W
1t Is. blk IA, West st. Paul r e 81
Svn No l.. ..... 49,. 400
Richard Lehman ct al to W Bernhart,
Ito, blk 1, Lehman & Haas add. =. ESQ
st. Paul r E and Co to Sarah Willis.
1t 26, blk /. Clifton Dale add... $3.50. :. 375
Same to James S Abbott Its Is and ID,
blk /, Clifton Dale add. 49,. ....... $50
r C Hine to Church ST. Bernard Its
and u, blk 2, Barney, Norton Kings
lev'S add. 10000. .........-...........1, 700
R D Barney ct al to same. Its and 3,
blk 2, Barney, Norton & Kin gsleys
du0 -f,oVV
Jos Dillon to John Dri nane, Its IL and
IL, blk 2, GroveIand DID,. 2lO
Charles ST. John to ALT st. Pierre, Ii VI agaj
1t 9, blk 81, West st. Paul Proper. "a, 600
H Frandson ct al to II Smith, pit 1t asIs
], blk /, Ed Deans Second add. ....5 coo
E D Kingsley to Church ST. Bernard, Its ssJi7,
and 3, blk 2, Barney, Norton &liaa 5
RI Marvin to Reserve Loan T and n fs.I a,
company. 1t 4, Blk 1. Manchester Park. 5000
Four unpublished ................. ..2l. 750
Total, thfrty-one transfers. -. .S147,7sS
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that she had been standing close to
Saumarez when he proposed to her sis
ter, and had wanted to go home to cry
in peace, as an English girl should. She
dabbed her eyes with her handkerchief
as we went along, and babbled to me
out of sheer lightness of heart and hys-
terra. That was perfectly unnatural,
and yet it seemed all right at the time
and in the place. ALI the world was
only the two Copleigh girls, Saumarez
and l, ringed in with the lightning and
the dark, and the guidance OF this mis-
guided world seemed to lie in my hands.
When we returned to the tomb in the
deep, dead stiffness that followed the
storm, the dawn was just breaking and
nobody had gone away. They were
waiting for our return. SaumareZ most
of all. His face was white and drawn.
As Miss Copleigh and l limped up he
came forward to meet us, and, when he
helped her down from her saddle, he
kissed her before all the picnic. 1t was
like scene in theater, and the like
ness was heightened by all the dust
white, ghostly-looking men and women
under the orange trees, elapping their
hands-as if they were watching a play
at Summaries choice. L never knew
dIy ~ III
Lastly. Saumarez said we must all go
home or the station would come out to
look for us. and would ! be good enough
to ride home with Maud Copleigh?
Nothing would give me greater pleas
ure. | said.
So we formed up. six couples in all.a
and went back two by two, SaumarezS
walking at the side of Edith CopleIgh,
who was riding his horse.
The air was clear, and little by little,
as the sun rose, felt we were all drop
ping back again into ordinary men and
women and that the "Great Pop Pic
nic" was thing altogether apart and
out of the; world-never to happen
again. 1t had gone with the dust storm
and the tingle in the hot air.
l felt tired and limp and a good deal
ashamed of myself as went in for a
bath and some sleep.
There is a woman's version of this
story, but it will never be written
unless Maud Copleigh cares to try.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Charles Entrel. two LIP story dwellings
on Lafond ST. near Dale. $3.50. ~, 600
Ne on Bates Bass st. near Hudson. 600
st Paul 4 Northern Pacific Railway
company, 1-story Office in Northern
Pacific coach yard. -. ............ =: loo
A Wilgus, three 2-story frame dwell
ings on Victoria st, near D ayton ...15 900
Stephen A Clark, 2-story frame dwell
on Milwaukee st, near Astoria 49,. ], 500
Danot Antier, two 2.story frame dwell
ings on Lincoln st, near Syndi cate. a, 800
CT Watson, 2-story frame dwelling on
Minnehaha av. near Albert -. -. 2, $50
VIM Winlser, to alter brick building on.
East Seventh ST. near Rosabel ......2 $50
Ten minor permits ................... /, 4oo
Total % narmits S36 200
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27

I cantered after Edith Copleigh.
thinking to bring her back slowly on
some pretense or another. But she
galloped away as soon as she saw me,
and | was forced to ride after her in
earnest. She called back over her
shoulder: $50 away! Pm going
home. Oh. go awayW two or three
times; but my business was to catch
her first, and argue later.
The ride Just fitted in with the rest of
the evil dream. The ground was very
bad. and now and again we rushed
through the whirling. choking dust
devils'' in the skirts of the flying storm.
There was burning hot wind blowing
that brought up stencil OF stale brick
kilns with it; and through the half light
and through the dustdevils, across that
desolate plain. flickered the brown hol-
land habit Oh the gray horse:
She headed for the station at first.
Then she wheeled round and set off for
the river through beds of burnt down
Jungle grass, bad even toride pig
over. In cold blood | should never have
dreamed of going over such country
at night, but it seemed quite right and
natural with the lightning cracking
overhead, and reek like the smell of
the pit in my noStrils. | rode and
shouted, but she. bent forward and
dashed her horse, and the aftermath of
| the duSl storm came up and caught us
| both and drove us down wind like pieces
! of paper.
Idon't know how far we rode, but the
| drumming of the horse hoofS and the
| roar of the wind, aud the race OF the
| faint blood-red moon through the yellow
| mist seemed to have gone OIL for years
and years, and was literally drenched
! with sweat from my helmet to my gait
ers when the gray stumbled, recovered
| himself, and pulled up dead lame. My
brute was used up altogether. Edith
Copleigh was in sad state, plastered
with dust, her helmet off and crying bit
terly. 'sWhy can't you let me alone?'
she said. s'Ionly wanted to get away
and 60 home. Oh. please let me 60"
| You have got to come back with me,
Miss Copleigh. Saumarez has something
to say to you"
l hardly knew Miss Copleigh, and
though was playing Providence at the
cost of my horse, | could not tell her IN
as many words what Saumarez had told
me. / thought he could do that better
himself. All her pretense about being
tired and wanting to go home broke
down. and she rocked herself to and fire.
in the saddle as she sobbed, and the hot
wind blew her back hair to Ieeward.
am not going to repeat what she said
because she was utterly unstrung.
This, if you please, was the cyniea
Miss Copleigh. Here was /, almost al
utter stranger to her, trying to tell hel
that Saumarez loved her, and she was
to come back to hear him say so. 1 be
lieveI made myself understood, for she
gathered the gray together and made
him hobble somehow, and we set off fol
the tomb, while the storm went thun
dering down to Umballa andta few big
drops of warm rain fell. found GU
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
POPULAR WANTS.
THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Monday.

w Moves to Minneapolis Trust Co, Its
L, 2, s, Is and 81, I Warmers subd
blk 70, L Dayton's add .--......-..l S6,0Oo
James Basch TO Charles Davis. Its y 4.
to 20 inc. blk 2, Joseph r Wiede's 600 :,
L K Stone ct al to Ellen Adams, 1t 2ae b,
blk g. Fifth add North st Paul. Iii SLV
Boardman to William Hill. Its W
to Is inc, blk 8. Boardman's add 100
Charles Sheldon to H H Hoyt, blk 9, -,
Sheldon's Grove add ........... ~: z,Vv5Y
New Brighton Land Co to j T Davies a5 y
Its l. 2 and 8. blk 2, First add New 5ooo
L ,nrIgh Borgeson to Aiois Poferl. It 4,
R Weide's rearr Mig blk 3, Syndicate 75o
Alois Poferl to Louis Borgeson, tract IN :. -.
sec 2, town %, range %. 6,eoo
A j Meacham to L T Crittenden. 1t 2,
biz A, Hersey- Woolsey add ......., 10Y
Charles Bauer to Theo Long It n, =
blk %, Merriam S rearT part Merriam = =,
, PARK add. 4soco
Charles F Bauer to Fred ART, Its II, II
and 10, blk11, Dewey. Bass Rohrerts o 1le
Theo Long to Caroline Art, it IL, blk q
VIM Wallace to B NJ Farlee, 1t z, blk S,
Woodland Park add .............-,. ooo
L L Nerlis to n w Elevator Co. Dart IL
33, Hewitt's Out Lots, first div ........ I,doo
Chas Bratt to same, part 1t 80. HeW- =
tits Out Lots, first div. =, -. h,ooo
c A Magnuson to same, partlt SO, Hew-
tits Out Lots. first div. = ,ooo
John Rassman to K hose. part IL roo
II. blk 8, College Place, West Div -.-1,7Oo
John Dougher to Andrew Skoog, 1t b.
blk 2, j j Wards add. 49,. -.i, 4vU
Minnie Strong to II Wels, 1t 81 sec
80. town 80, range % W.: ..--...:..l ,ooo
H F Weis to S & Sipp, 1t 3, sec 30,
town 80, range 22.-..... .3,ooo
Francis X Sequin to c Ste Marie. 1t 10,
WSL & c Co.'S subd blk 81, Browne
j add. -. ........ ....---..... l,4oV
Total 81 transfers =. =. S43, 76O
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Tuesday.

N Hawley to Geo E Hayes, Its 3, and
5, blk 3. Capitol add. ...... .....S4,ooo
Same to Jackson. Its 80 and 81,
sa met 10 Iaf5' Campbell lis7 and $. Blk
Same et to John aa King, it IS, blk i, Cap 80
Same to F L Anderson. Its 13 and IA, 800
Same to Cordeiia Hopkins, Its Il and -
RIB Wheeler to Geo q Griggs ct al, part
2, Bryant's subd blk 4. Palace add 6. 500
Cordelia Hopkins to N Hawiey' all OK OF ooo
R W Sp Ransom ont to McGrath Jr, 1t &c.
Ransom's rearr of part blk !, Weide
q DaWson's G L................ 1850. 2oU
Alb Gregg to G Cobb, 1t Is, blk q.
Cobb's rearr Cobb's Out Lots. 100
Christensen to d Christensen, II 4, I;
blk 4. Rice's st Villas subd Cottage
Same and same, one-third Its 6, and
s. blk 8, Rice & Willis snbd Cottage
h Sehak 10 Matilda stahiman, It So,
. Blk S. Smiths subd Stinson's div. :, 500
hi bih B T Bryant's add i'd ha .
Jos Jockey TO Peter Arvidson, 1t a, blk a,.,
Same n sG to Aud VII Wik, It's, blk 2, Jockeys
: Lawton to M e Campbell, 1t 2,
blk 5, Denslow's subd Cruickshanks
G l. .......... ,UVo
= 4 F Forestdaie add ......s.,. 900
John before to M E French, west W 1t
l3, blk 156, Robertson-s add. ...... .l,oOo
II T Smith to Fl j Frandsen ct al, 1t 3, )
blk 81, Leffman's subd blk Sc and 81,
Dayton's add. .......... ..........y1, SUD
Two unpublished .--.......... -5,0q0
Total % transfers :. ..sl45,4o6
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Saturday.

Mary Bushman to Ferd Sandell, 1t 2Os5g
blk l, Skaters add .$1,050
M Ryan ct al to j O. Connor, part Of = II
1t 1, Fort Street outlets. ........... n, 500
A Linnell to Andrew Benson, 1t 8s9sss
blk g. Arlington Hills add. -. ....9,500
A Kfefer to M j Swenson ct al. 1t 3, Of .
blk 3, Kie fer, S g. w subd Ceilings ~
N Hawley to Minneapolis Trust com5lsE Y
pany. Its l, 3, A, 5, g. blk 2, 1t II, bike II
l, Capitol add. ............. .6,825
H Scott to E W Rogers One-eighth of
blk /, st Anthony Park N .......... L. $50
Same to Rev W W Ramsay, 1s blk 1. st.
Anthony Park N....-.....-........-. -1 $50
Reserve Investment and Insurance
company to K Gibson, 1t 8, blk 6.
Stinson's Boulevard add. ....... 900
Richard Lehman ct al to Gustav Hau-
sar, Its 8 and a, blk 1. Lehman &
Haas add 49,. :. ........... ....1, $50
II T Schwabe ct al to Magdeline Kerst,
lt7, blk 8; II F Schwabes add. $50
A NJ Shave ct al to Thomas q Rem. 1t
&c, blk 8, Holcomb's add. ..... -. 5000
Total, IL transfers. ..$23,275
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27

SsTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- Douglas-ss. District Court seventh 3
judicial District. ~
In the matter OF the assignment of George
L. Fry for the benefit of his creditors.
Notice is hereby given that George l.. Fry.r
of the village OF 0sakis, in said county and
state, has by deed in writing, dated july
Sth, $780, made general assignment to theA
undersigned. of all his property not exempt
by law from levy and sale on execution, for
the benefit of all his creditors, without pref
erences. pc
All claims must be verified and presented +
to the undersigned for allowance. !,
Dated July 9th, 1890.
JAMES NJ MADISON, Assignee, y
Douglas County, Mimi.
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s145.4o6
Total. % transfers
Thursday.

John Steinnetz to Vim Steinmetz, part u ~
5, blk 81. West st. Paul Real Estate
and improvement Syndicate Add No; = ~ ~
2. and part 1t 13. blk 3, Paul Martins. :, -
Nc Mcc ard, to Fitz, it 8. blk IS, =
Eva Lindblom to A Wordenskjold, 1t ~! !.
10. blk "a, Dawson's Earl Street add! 800
Matilda Stahfman to Schak, 1t 9; -
Il B Somers' Second add ........-...3s 600
Josephine E " God to A Horsnell. "
1t 8, blk 8, Jos r Weide's add. ---....1,5O0
K Strom to John Sullivan. Wiz It 4.
blk 1, Bergholtzs subd L Battles =
acre lots. -. 49,. go. -, w
{ Julius Riel to AIfra Sch wartz, 1t and -
Mig 1t 5, blk 10. Terrace Park -. $500
John Ireland to George Schlckhng, 10 X
g. blk 3, Groveland add. .-.....--...s $50
Peter Tierney TO Nellie Tierney, 1t FL, -.
blk 4, Foundry add. $500
Aug Wall to w HOyt 1t IL, blk Is,
Arlington Hills add. 49, 1900
s W Searls 10 Elizabeth D Kerr. 1t IL,
Jacob Roekstroh to Aug Hammer, Its D
and 6. Rogers subd blk Sc, Lyman
Dayten's add -. d, IOo
Mary e Robinson to Arson S Brooks.
Its l26 and 127, blk 81, Union Park. 2. 500
One unpublished. ...-......,. 49,. 800
Total, 4 transfers ....... $50
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POPULAR WANTS.
CAN BE LEFT
FOR
INSERTION IN THE GLOBE:

F. VAN DUYNE, Druggist s28 East Sew
enth street.
A. L, GUERNSEY. Corner Dale and Selby
Avenue.
P. L LILLYBECK. corner Seventh and John
$. Streets
HOTEL RYAN DRUG STORE, 1913 Robert.
NJ. c. LYONS, Druggist fo7 East Third
street. corner Bates.
CONGER BROS, Druggists. $40 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS g. SAWYER, Grocers. corner Ash
land avenue and Dale street.
A. P. WILKES, Druggist 100 and 761 West
Seventh street.
BERKMAN & CO., 400 Dakota ayenua
E. FOX, 482 Rice street,
FRANK. OSBURG, l79 Western avenua
J.H. HAYES, AL West Seventh street.
HIPPLER & CoLLYER. Druggist 10 East
Seventh street.
JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY
Corner Eighth and Jackson streets.
WILKES PHARMACY, Seven Corners.
M. D. MERRILL. Books and Stationery 442
Broadway.
HELLERS PHARMACY. corner Tenth and
ST. Peter streets
R. SCHIFFMAN & SON Druggist corner
Third and Maria.
A. LYONS, Druggist Corner Third and
Maria.
HIP. PETTIGREW corner Rice and lyle
hart.
W. M RICHARDSON. 760 Wabasha.
MRS. JENNIE CLINTON. 64I East Seventh
G. H. WEBB, 566 Broadway.
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Naughty, But Nice.


She-That big man-of-war we saw
this morning was the Philadelphia. She
can make over twenty knots an hour
He {from the glorious West)-Po Pooh !,
Why, l know a man in Chicago who hu-
made sixty seven knots in 45 minutes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
WANTS.

The GLOBES local circulation in the cities
Of st. Paul and Minneapolis is larger than
lthas become the recognized WANT Medium
for the Twin Cities.
WANTS are inserted in the GLOBE under
classified headings according to the following
nkprE or n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27

THE 81. PAUL TR UST COMPANY
Offices Cor. Fourth and jackson,
SJreets-actS as executor admin
fstrator, guardian, trustee, as
Siguee. receiver.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27

had felt that the air was growing
hotter and hotter, but nobody seemed to
notice it until the moon went out and
burning hot wind began laShing the or
ange trees with sound like the noise
of the sea. Before we knew where we
were the dust storm was on US and
everything was roaring, whirling dark
ness. The supper table was blown bod
ily into the tank. We were afraid of
STAYING near the old tomb for fear it
might be blown down. So we felt our
way to the orange trees where the
horses were picketed and waited for the
storm to blow over. Then the little
light that was left vanished, and you
could not see your hand before your
face. :.
The air was heavy with dust and sand
from the bed of the river, that filled
boots and pockets and drifted down
necks and coated eyebrows and mus
taehes. 1t was one of the worst dust
storms of the year. We were all hud-
died together close to- the trembling
horses, with the thunder ehattering
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MUSICAL.

DIANO TUNING 80; frst-class work
[ guaranteed. Samuel e. Crutehett, go
Wabasha ST., Room Q ! city references.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27

QO 6Ol FOR LOT on Grand ay., near
DL,CCjO Victoria. Fallihee & Snow,
Sc East Fourth ST., Globe Building.
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THE CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE
i Evangelist-Corner Ashland Av. and
Macknbin st. Rev. John H. White. rector
Service Sunday. July 81 1890. Holy con-
munion g. a. m. Sunday school $50 a. m.
Morning prayers IL. a. m. Evening 8. p. m
cordial invitation to all services Is ex-
tended to the public.
Cc 6OO BUYS southeastfacing corner,
eIDOsClJO Victoria and Fairmont, look
$50 Falihee & Snow, So East Fourth St.,
Globe Building
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KAHLERT & MINTEL, Minnesota
n Steam Dye Works, pa East Seventh st.
p j. ROCHEX, N. W. Steam Dye Works;
Z. office, 416 Robert ST., Ryan block;
works So and 81 Indiana av.
T IST your Midway property with us; III
IL cheap we can sell it Fallihee q Snow,
SO East Fourth ST., Globe building.
OSTRICH FEATHERS dyed and cleaned
" by the only practical feather dyer in
the city; glossy black or any color desired.
3Ol2 West Third st, Hayes
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-12-12
MAY LllOsE 10000 ACRES.

PIERRE, S. d., Dec, 3,-The state Of
South Dakota Is liable to louse some
10000 acres Of land granted by the
general government. The register and
receiver of the Pierre land office
today received decision rendered by
the United States Land Commissioner
Goff in the matter of state indemnity
school lands. In accordance with the
enabling act tho legislature ordered
Land Commissioner Parker select
the school lands. These altogether
amount to about seventy
thousand acres. Commissioner Parker
wanted these from this district, but
the application is denied by the
general land Office. This means that
the state shall select the indemnity
lands in the districts in which they
occur. In the Hnron. Aberdeen, and
Pierre districts sufficient land remains
to provide for this, but in the Water
town and Yankton districts none Of
these lands remain and forty thousand
acres may be lost. The cause will he
appealed to tue secretary Of the In
terror. or.-Chicago Inter. Ocean.