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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-10
STILLW
Interesting Cases in Court-Per-
soHal and General News.

Sonal and General News.
At special term of the district court
yesterday the action of Laneyille VS..
The st. Croix River Improvement Com
pany was argued and submitted. The
action is for damages TO property over
flowed. r L. Penney. OF Minneapolis,
attorney for Herman Pohlman, the
murderer of Fred Tang. al Center City,
argued motion for a change OF venue
from ChiSagO county. The matter was
taken under adYisement by Judge
Crosby, who said that if change of
venue was granted the ease would be
tried IN Washington county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos B. Bowman were granted
leave TO adopt a child. whose parents
the Injunction proceedings against the
electric street railway company will
be argued to-day.
Business men of this city are very
much opposed to the fake sales, and the
pr0prleJorS of a so-called fire sale are
having hard time in this city. They
rented store room on South Main
street. and yesterday all of the shelving
was taken out by Ferguson Bros. who
claim it as their property.
The TenbTOeck, with a raft of joys for
DimmOck & Gould, Moline. ILL.,. is re-
ported aground at FOur-AIiIe island,
where considerable damage was done by
the Bun Hersey gettingIagreund few
days ago.
NJ. II. Mccarthy, of the Standard
Lumber company, Dubuque. was in the
city yesterday, arranging for the cutting
anu banking OF several million feet of
logs the coming season.
Congressman J. \. Castle will leave
the latter part of this month for Wash
lngton. ID. G. Mr.. Castles family will
probably spend the winter in Georgia.
A large audience was present at the
Grand opera h0uSe last evening. and
listened to very good presentation of
the Charity Ball.
The Saltwater Lumber cOmpany's mill
at South Saltwater shut down last even
ing. having cut 100000 feet of lumber
the past season.
Another death from diphtheria Oc-
Cured yesterday, but no new cases are
reported.
The funeral of Mrs. LAWYER will not
be held until tomorrow morning.
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STORE AND BAR FIXTURES
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
" Ramsev-ss Prohafe Court

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- Ramsey-ss. Probate Court
In the matter OF the estate OF John 81. Bel
sang. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF John
II. Belsaug- deceased. late of the County OF
Ramsey ana state Of Minnesota. being grant
ed 10 Lizzie BeiSang:
Il Is ordered. That SIX months be and the
same IS hereby allowed from and after the
date OF this order. in which all persons hay
ing claims or demands against the said de
ceased are required 10 file the same in the
Probate Court OF said county for examine
ton and allowance. OF be forever barredf
Il IS further ordered. That the first Mon
day II May. A D. 1892. at 10 O'Clock a M, at
q general term o. said Probate Court 10 be
held al the Court House IN the CITY OF 81
Paul in said county, be and the same hereby
Is appointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court VIII examine
and adjust said claims ana demands.
And II Is turtner ordered. That nOticeof
s1cn hearing be given TO al creditors and
persons interested il said estate bv forthwith
publishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks II the St Paul DAILY
GLOBE. daily newspaper printed and Bab-.
EShed IN said county.
Dated al -. Paul this 10Th dav Of October
1891 -
By the Court: JOHN B. OLIVER
L. : Judge OF Probate.
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WAXTED TO BUY.

CANDY TO0LSaThe undersigned wants
y TO purchase tools for making candy for
-clail trade: mention what tools Won have
for safe. in what condition and lowest cash
price: must be cheap. Address Candymaker.
Lake civ Mimi
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A BUGABOO SCARE.
Dublin Castle Officials Working
an Old Chestnut

DUBLIN, Nov. 9.-The police appear
TO be acting on special information to
the effect that the Clan-na-Gael IN
America is again active. and that the
members of that society have prepared
for a resumption of the physical-force
policy. Whatever may be the ground
for the sudden and evident access Of
vigilance on the part of the castle, there
is no doubt that the police themselves
place confidence in their sources of in
formation ana that they are on the look
out for dangerous arrivals. It is ac-
knOWledged by leading home rulers
that the "HilIsides." or physical force
party, has a powerful following in Ire
land.
But few days ago John Dillon said
in substance that the Hillside with aim
was secondary 10 the present cOnstitu-
tiOnal agitation: that before taking to
the Hillside he believed in giving the
Liberals a chance TO show what they
would do for home rule. Dillon. it 81
argued. would not have spoken in this
way If he had not appreciated the
strength OF the Hillside sentiment. A
physical force movement, involving the
employment OF troops to suppress it, is
what the Tories are anxious for. 1t is
understood here that the home rule
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GEN. BoUGHTON DEAD.
Death Results From an Expert
ence During the War.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Gen. Horace
BOughtOn. of Texas. died suddenly in
this city yesterday. For more than if
teen years Gen. Boughten has been
almost an invalid, having sustained
partial paralysis as a result of remain
ing all night in water while building
pantoon bridge over the little Tennes-
see river. in order TO allow a divi-
sion to cross TO Burnside's relief.
Gen. Boughten was born in New York
state in 1888 and after serving through
the war. attain ingthe rank of breVet
brigadier general. he removed TO Texas.
He occupied several public offices in
thatstate. and in 1870 was the Demo-
crat nominee for United States senator
from Texas. but was defeated.
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LORD MAYORS DAY.
Rain Interferes With the GAY Pro-
gFamme.


LONDON. Nov. 9.-Great preparations
had been made for the usual parade
to-day AID other ceremonies attendant
upon the Inauguration of Lord Mayor
elect David Evans. 1t was expected
that the usual tarOngS would line the
streets through which the procession
passed. but. when day dawned, rain
was falling with a mOnOtonoGS down
pour which gave promise of continuing
throughout the day. ana so it fell out
that, though the parade was carried out
as arranged. it was spoiled by the dis
mai weather.
Despite the inclemency of the dav
quite number Of persons braved the
elements. determined to see all that was
to be seen OF the show, but many were
SO thoroughly drenched after standing
awhile that they returned to their
homes The only novelties worthy Of
note in te-day's procession were several
categorical cars embiamatic OF incl
dents in the lie OF the Prince of Wales.
The occasion for the introduction of
these ears was the fiftieth anniversary
OF the birth of the prince, which occurs
TODAY.
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7
2H Bank Of Minnesota, ST. Patti Mini At
torney for Mortgage.
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A LAY-DOwN FIGHT.
Tommy Conner Properly COmbed
by Dir. German

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. ed German.
of Columbus, formerly of Buffalo. and
Tommy Conner. OF Cincinnati. light
weights, fought finish fight tonight
for $1,000 a side and the gate receipts.
W. E. Libbs. the Kansas Demon. see
Onded German. and Frank McHugh. of
Cincinnati. seconded Conner. John
Murphy. OF Cincinnati. was referee a
large delegation of sports came from
other cities, and there were abOat 500
present.
German forced the fighting from the
start. and landed heavily on Conner. 1t
was apparent from the first that Conner
was nO match for German In the sec
ond round Conner. was knocked and
forced down twice, and in the third and
last round German made short work of
his man. knocking him down twice. In
the last Conner failed TO come to time.
ann the fight was given to German. The
performance was denounced as a lay
down on the part of Conner. He had
been drinking and was in no condition
to fight.
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DeIamater,s plea Denied.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 9,-In the state su
preme court to-day the application for
a change of venue from Crawford coun-
" in the case OF the Delamaters. the
bankers who failed last year. was re-
fused by Justice Paxton. The grounds
for the application were the prejudice
of the depositors and the Inf1amatoTy
articles published in the newspapers
after the failure.
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Master says. my lady. not to for
get TO order a case of the genuine
Johann HOff's Malt Extract
This is an everyday occurrence.
Over half 4 million bottles are used
each year III the United States alone.
and the demand constantly incPeas-
ing. In Europe it has been used UNI
YerSally for two generations. To
be brief: The genuine Johann H0ff7s
Malt Extract is the standard nutPi-
tive tonic of the world for indiges-
ton or lung troubles. for nursing
mothers. for weak mothers. because
1t will give strength. and the child
plenty of good. rich milk. and as a
table beverage for any weakened
constitution. i'll cOnvaleSeence. etc.
EiSner & MendeISon Co.. Sole Agents,
s Barclay Street. New York. Be-
ware of cOunterfeits. The genuine
must always have the signature of
johann Hoff' on the neck OF every
bottle.
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And it's pleasant to live when one uses
Diamond Dyes.
Many well-dressed people owe their
good clothes to these dyes. Their fast
blacks for wool, for cotton and for silk
and feathers) are especially useful at
this season. The scarlet and cardinal
red are bright. warm cOiorS that have a
large sale Ill November.
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VILE VANDALISM.
QuirinaI and Vatican Being Fur
Their EstranUed

QuirinaI and Vatican Being Fur
Their Estranged.
ROME, Nov. 9.-The Italian police
have not as yet made arrests in the case
of the outrage at the tomb of Countess
MiraiOri, bat are following several
clues which may lead to the identified
ton aud punishment of the miscreants
engaged in the work. Opinions are
divide as to the cause of this sacrilege.
Tle supporters OF the government claim
that II IS the work either of paid agents
o the Vatican or OF fanatics who are in
Oensed at the fact that there is posi-
billy of the pope being compelled to
| ave Rome. On the other hand. the
friends OF the Vatican say hit " can
see In II @ MirafiOri inc dent iuTti er evil
dence Of the desire OF lie italian gov
eTnment, through secret agents. TO iu-
crease the bitter. dangeTt US feeling al
ready expressed against the Vatican.
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REFORMED DRUNKARDS.
John G. WOolIey Talks on the
Subject.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-In the con-
vention OF Christians at work to-day
Hon. john WOOlley spoke at some
length on the work of the Island Ma
tlOnal Mission for Incorporate Men.
Mr. WoOlley remarked that it was no
more difficult to get drunken man to
accept Christ and reform his habits than
it is TO know what TO do with hun after
he is saved. A man who is reformed is
cast right back into the line OF tempta-
ton. and the people who make the sa-
looms lawful in this land ought to be
very tender in their criticism of a re-
formed drunkard who falls back into his
old life. Mr.. WOOlley said that while
he did not wish TO find any fault with
churches. for he regarded them as the
hope of the land. yet for dTunkard the
average church is a sort of cold storage
house and this class does not keep we'll
on ice.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William CrOXfOTd JT. and Ellen Crox-
ford. his wife. mOTtgagoTs did execute ana
deliver 10 Mary q. Major mortgage. their
mortgage deed. dated The 10Th Gay Of Janu-
ary A D. 1891. and duly recorded in the
Office of the Register Of Deeds in and for
Ramsey county Minnesota ST 3;35 o clock 2.
m, on the 2Sih day Of January. A D. 1921. il
BOOK - OF Mortgages. on page ~; and that
default has been made IN the conditions of
said mortgage by nOn-payment OF the inter
est due upon the sum secured thereby. on &C
count OF which default the whole Of said
sum mas become and IS declared TO be due
and payable; and the amount now due and
declared to be que thereon Is the sum OF
Sl.5S5 and the said mortgage IS now the
holder and owner Of said mortgage and the
note secured thereby. ana no action at laW
or proceeding has been instituted TO recover
said debt or any part thereof;
The premises described in ard conveyed
By SAID mortgage deed are situR1ed within
SAID Ramsey county. and are known ana de-
scribe0. and are described IL said deed,
as lot nun bered twenty-five Of block num-
bereo four OF StlnsOns Boulevard addition
10 the City Of ST. Paul. according to the re-
corded plat thereof on file in the Office Of the
Register OF Deeds IN anG for said Ramsey
county:
And pursuant to the power Of sale con
tanned III said mortgage ana the statutes in
such case made and provided the premises
above described. lying IN one parcel viii be
SQlu al pubic aucElOn 10 the highest bidder
for cash. al the front door Of the County
Court House on Fourth street. II the City Of
ST. Paul. IN said county. on Saturday the
2lst day OF November. A. D. 1891. al 70 o'clock
in the forenoon. by the sheriff OF said county
TO satisfy the 9mOunt then due Oh said mort
gage, and SO attorneys fees. as stipulated IN
said mortgage, and the costs and charges OF
notice and sale. NARY G. MAJOR.
Mortgage.
Dated October 9Th, 1891
JOHN T FTTZFATRTCK.
207 Bank Of Minnesota, ST. PaGL Mini Al
torney for Mortgage.
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Z j. ROCHEX, \. ". Steam Dye Works:
i Office, z16 Robert ST.. Ryan block;
works. > and = Indiana az.
TAMISON 20. New YORK Steam DYE
y Works; ladies' and gents clOthiuga spe-
cialty. Il " est Sixth 81
KAHLERT & MINTEL. Minnesota
" Steam Dye Works. "a East Seventh
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-The Walton
Architectural Iron works. one of the
largest works of the kind in the West.
assigned to-day to Charles HoetnghofT.
The assets~a are given by the secretary as
S90.0 900. 1t is. estimated that the liabili-
ties are about the same. The only
cause named for the assignment is in
sufficient canitai.
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leaders of either faction have little or
no influence over the Clan na-Gatl, and
nobody would be surprised to hear some
signal or memorable act of violence by
the emisSarieS of that society.
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Died Unbeaten.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-Eleho Jr.. the
champion Irish setter of America and
the only known dog that has never been
defeated, died to-day at Harry L. Good
wins kennel in Auburn Park. III.
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To EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE-Reside I0l in West
Il St Paul. near stove works. for stock of
stationery. Address h. :. care Globe Agent
Duluth. Mimi
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WANTED TO RENT

d OOMS-Wanted. near Webster school.
II three or four rooms for tight hOusekeeD-
ing; all modern improvements. Address ).
J. F.. Globe.
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POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATION OFFERED.

SITUATION OFFERED.
Females.
4 LADIES GEHMAE fNTtILI-
~ gence Office 'ook and waitress waut-
ed Tor River Fails: big pay; free fare; see
proprietor 4a5 S. Peter sL
4 GEM anled ladv Of good expert
Il ence 10 travel and help make agents
Tor new face bleach ana otter medicines:
Eo9d salary 50 G. Oar 81.
DANG>. SASGS - CuI and cu,led. Is
= cents. Bon Ton Hair Pa-iors ~ Naba-
sha. corner Seventh.
EdECA <EERKS-Wanted two Young
- lacy cheek clerks. 10 keeH account IF
saies. 8. Sch neinen 4 Evans must be rapid
and ace rte.
ios't4-Naa. I'd, i good plain crok al ~
X Laurel ava
NOOk-Wanted. q coed cook ana com
- peient second girl at once 2S5 summit av-
DRESS aiAkkR = Wanted an experi-
- enced dressmakeT 10 take charge of
shop Address 4. T.. 1910 South Fourth 81,
saltwater MIMI.
Ii OUSEWOhK-WaHted competent girl
II for general houSewcrk Apply 81
Grove St.
II OUsEWORH- Wanted. GOOD girl 10
II CO general housewoTk- a - Virginia az.
EWORh-Wanted. girl for general
II honsewo-k- IS Nina az.
II OUSt.Ys .pfsI.-N anted. eirl for gen
Il eral homework Can 40 RaviHe ST
OUSEWOtSn-A girl wanted al y Nest
Il Tenih s..
HOUsEH for general house
II Work ia family OF adults Apply $50
Laurel az.
II Oji~ts}s. .R F-Ciirl wanted al 81 Mar
II hall a three II family
II OtSEWoSK-Na mpetent girl
Il for general homework: family OF three.
II East sixth 81
II OGSEW Rh-Compe- eni girl for gen
L eral hOusewOrk; family OF two: wages
81; bring references. la2 East Fourth st.
uOUS EWOKG,-YO uug girI fourteen or
i fifteen wanted 10 help 10 co homework
II 3 small family. Call on Tuesday forenoon
at 30 Fuller -
uOUSEWORh 4E-Neet family of Two
from Fort Yates at Douglass lutelL-
Eence. = seventh: So
II OU>EtEO kn-A auIed good girl fam
/ ily Of tive: German or scotch pre-
1erred- Call al 30 South Exchange IN fore
noon.
5DIES wanted 10 work for me on my
- psTjOT home employment making light
fancy goods: can be done IL leisure hours;
constant Work: good pay. Address Man
T AUNDKY GIRL wanted AZ De Earl -
N ASAGER-Wa uted. lazy or gentleman
" 10 manage branch agency; send
stamp FOR free sample. L. 1. Baldwin, De-
troIt. Mich.
n URSE-A competent nurse. must give
y best references Apply mornings 325
Dayton GV-
DOLIsHER-Want a poiisher at the
L Minnesota Laundry 203 Eighth az. north
east, Minneapolis
W ANTED-Competen girl for For
~ Yates, y. D.. Tuesday; family of TWO
Christian Workers EMPLOYMENT Bureau.
EE7ANTED-Giris for Kitchen. laundry.
~ second work; cook out of CITY; call
early. 8 East Seventh St. Room o.
WANTED IMMEDiATELI - Forty
w girls for general hOusework. }S9
Selby av
> GIRLS wanted at once Tor general
~ h0Hsework. restaurant ana hotel work.
50 West Fourth ST. CITY
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EIFSCET.LANEOT$.

SCEILANEOE<
A>OUERADE and ihealer costumes.
= / masks. wigs. boards. grease paint. Mrs L.
Neilmauu. 56 East seventh.
NEW CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
Office. y East Seventh. removed to 226
East Tenth: Telephone 9o2-2
\ EW PROPRIETOR AT SEWN COR
= neTs Gallery. Having purchased the
seven Corners Photograph Gallery. and
wishing 10 introduce mvself 10 the public /
viii make a discount Of - per cent on all
work for The next twenty DAYS only. com
meucing Nov. %. r. c. flows. successor TO ).
u Taylor
u R1,-4t-- tsO---IE-t4. ~tl1OOI- Of
i Midwiferv-NrS ID etenzes 4sNarrir7 s.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

miscellaneous IssISiBcs>Caamce
TOR SALE-Shoe stock. S3.sO0. ri hsT-
: gain for cash. Address three DAYS. g
%, 6looe.
EOR SALE-TemDerance pool loom. CT
4 cars and confectionery: iuclOSe stamp
II you mean business. Address II 90. CLIQUE
EOR SALE-A shne store in coed Ioca-
ton IN This city. low rent: clean stock
OF S4.UJ1 al l5c on The dollar. spot cash. Ad
dress L 24S. Globe.
Dor SALE-One o. The best RESTAURANTS
L II DULUTH: reason for selling. Droprie-
Tors health broken down. YEAHLY BIsTSEss
$4,000. For full information call on or write
10 y. Is. d Z. T. MERRITT. dealers in REA.
ESTATE. PINE AND IRON LANDS Room rs Pal
ladiO Building, DULUTH. MINN.
EOR reasonable amount viii snow now
4 to manufacture ten staple and fast-sell-
ing articles which are used and consumed
daily: good chance for a bright and ener-
geuc man with small capital who wishes TO
engage IN light manufacturing business. Ad-
dress A l. Believeau. 2J6 West Michigan St
Duluth. MINI.
\NANTED-Man with 500 cash to take
~ exclusive control on -Elliott's Handy
Reference Tablet in II Paul: a hustler can
clear $1,000 before Christmas with il: call or
ADDRESS Immediately; E. P. Elliott 3D. Tenn
pie Court Minneapolis.
q 6Onl BUYS third interest in a well
'JIS COO established business: big money
IN this Address b 81. Globe
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FINANCIAL.


ID NJ. >fWl OF y sly. INVEST
II. ment Bankers. lean mone- I'll i'm
irOved property III It. Pau! and Miuneap-
OILS al er cent zen or before. Offices.
New Pioneer Press Building. Il. Paul and
Bank Of Minneapolis Building Minneapolis
-tDO 3 o. ~ AL ~ f-OkItOW
u money at lower rate Than you can
Throw through any other agency The
4 merican Mortgage loan company. Room :.
fiISl National bank building. corner Fourth
and jackson SIS VIII Jet you have any
amount SO. $50, s25 sac SIS. SIGO OF
S20O-in fact any sum you vision voar
cold waich diamonds. household furniture,
horse. buggy. piano. carriage, etc. > "a lower
ste ,nar you can possibly get il else where.
Goods can remain in yOGr possession and
you can Day part any time you want and
slop interest Business private and conf
Genital. IOu car have your own time IN
paying up princi a.
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Through Trains.

fNhIeago. St Paul 4 X. City Ry. trains leave
- unlondepot 10 a m ex. sunday. T:3i D.
ID. GaIiy; arr: Boa m. daily 1920 D. IN ex sun
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PERSONALS.
CLARA GILBERTSON, magnetic healer
= and massager. removed 10 503 Second
az south Minneapolis
AIRS NJ y. TUSsEY, ~ East Eighth st.
VI Magnetic and massage treatment for
nervous diseases. paralvtic and rheumatism;
also c.alrvCyanL Hours. p ID. 10 s ,. m
II fIs- KATE ifOShIS Magnetic healer.
VI u-ycnOmefric and trance medium. 2c55I2
rs est Seventh s.. 81 Paul
ORANGE BLOSSOM positive cure
- Tor ali female weakness; SIX weeks
treatment. s.. Miss Jennie Nelson. - Royal
stou av.. Minneapolis: take Sixth av- car.
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NITANTED-salesmen on salary OF com
INSTRUCTION

rs "a Z kUN
ORNATE Pupils WANTED by ex-
i pereuced teacher: graduate Of Eastern
female college: Latin and English literature
preferred address II 90 Globe.
CHORTHAND. TYPENRTTTNG. al
- commercial branches. taught bv exUe-
rienced and practical teachers. day and even
ing session. nj the Miss j. d . Hess business
school. eighth floor Pioneer Press; write tor
catalogue
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DEVASTATING.

FAsHTONABLE DRESSMAkTN1I and
Il eloakmaking. IS College av-; reasonable
prices
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
MaIeS.

A GENTLEMAN OF culture. energetic
L and reliable TO MI permanent aud re-
sponsible position. win view of managing q
branch later on salary. 50; references Gail
from 10 u. !. BreHian0. i Rogers Block
a3ta East Fifth ST
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4 ENTS-~sHted 81 once fonr live
n agents TO handle a new a-ticle Ad-
Or $ b 10 Globe
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
pREASTPIS iOsT-Iu the Albion. or be
II tween that house and corner Dayton av
and Kent ST. ladys gold bar breasJDin. with
small single pearl setting. Finder please re-
turn 10 $50 Dayton av.
DEED LOST-Deed from Wisconsin. Min
II nesOta & Pacific Railway company 10
James Fleming: above was lost between
union depot aud Westminster church sun
day Nov :. Finder VIII confer favor by
leaving same at Room III. Guaranty Loan
Building.
noe LOST-Aaie pug dog. eleven months
II old. black face; had on harness with
name on plate aud address on side strap: re
turn 10 ". c. Pfeiffer. 81 Fuller ST. and re-
ceiYe liberal reward
DOG LOST-Nov. :. 81 corner Dale and
II Como, black curly spaniel cog. white.
small stripe on breast: hole punched il lett
ear sore. Return 10 297 West seventh 81.
Cru ID LOST-Suuday evening a diamond
- stud: think in street car, finder shall re-
ceive good reward. Return 10 Stamp Win
dow POstOfice. CITY.