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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
GOT GLOUCESTER GOLD.
SWiftest Movers in the Fields at
Short Dashes.


GLOUCESTER. Nov. 1S.-Today's races
resulted as follows:
First race. seven furlongs-Birthday won.
Frank / second Altoona third Time.
1-34IE-
second race. i've fu1longs-Foreigrer Won
SpendOllue second. Nibrate fly third. Time,
1s05Es
Third race. four and half 1urlongs-
Young Lottery won Harry Russell second.
Hawkeye third Time :59.
Fourth race, nine furlongs-Pliuv WOE
Rose Howard second, ClEmor third Tina
2-t4
Fifth race. SIX and half Turlongs-vevav
won. Emma = second Barthena third Time
Isle.
sixth race. four and half furlongs-Re-
peater Won. ? Il second Hands OF third.
Time, -59i4-
ESTKTEs FOR TODAY.
SIX anC q half tUriOngS selIing-Fahiau
Lizzette. 10; Dalesman. Bravo, Lee Dinkel-
spiel 100. Ell PRssmOre. 105; Samaritan. J
II. IT, E Carmen. Catherine COLI 81; Nellie
Stanley, 81 NulpIna, g.
six and d quarter fUriO8gs, twO-yeAr-olds
selling OF non selIing-Selah. Manhausett
115; q Kelly, los, Leon T, Ed Gartlau. JOB
seven and q half fUriODgs. three-year-olds
selling - hetehum- Dickens 107: Umpire
Kelly. 104; Algonquin, Hour, 101; Fleming
ton 90; Maggie B, q
Mile. handlesp-IHdia Rubber. rs; Lone
". 1I3, Cartoon. 40; Sir William. o; PIinv
90, Prince Edward %.
-Four and half furI0ngs- selIinE-HaEk-
eve, lO6: Guard los; Foxhill- 106: Maid Of
Barney. IDS: Censor, 104; Harry Russell
Howe. 102- Logan. 101- Young Lottery, Corr
oianuS- q: Foreigner, %: Mart ST.
Seven furlOngs-Jersey Pat IL: An1apo-
lis 112- Irene q 107; Ranc0eas. Davy John
son, Crispin, Monroe 107: Little DieK, I0z
Reve d Or. 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

Do you know that you
can buy a chimney to fit
your lamp that will last till
some accident happens to it?
Do you know that Mac
beth's pearl top or pearl
glass IS that chimney?
You can have it-your
dealer can get tiff you in
sist on it. He may tell you
it costs him three times as
much as some others. That
IS true. He may say they are
just as good. Don't you
believe it-they may be bet
ter for him; he may like the
breaking.
PittsburE GEO. a. MACBETH K Co.
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GUTTENBURG GOOD ONES.
Some Long Shot Push Their Way
to the Wire

GUTTESBUBG, Nov. 1S.-Summary of
tOday's races:
First race. SIX furlOngs - Onawav Won
Daisy woodruff second. Granite third Time
1:IsIz.
second race i've and half furlongs-Mc-
heeFer Won Quartermzster second Emperor
OHIO third Time. :l6Ia
Third race. SIX furlongS-Toano Won. Sails
bury second Experience third Time lis
Fourth race. seven furiongS - PuruviaR
won, 1ssa Queena flly second. Cynosure
third. Time. .55z4
Fifth race, mile-JOe Kelly won. Rover sec
0nd. Little Minnie third. Time. 1:49
sixth race, six and a half furlOngs-TiIla
Marie won, Apollo second Bohemian third.
Time. Is.
ESTEIEs FOR TO-DAY.
Ven-eighths Of g nile. selling. beaten
horses-Odette. rs; Algernon. 20: Peril
kitty, Congress, Romance, Gyda, Quibbler.
Little Minnie. 119.
Mile. maidens-Little Willie, I16; Foot
light III; FIOrimore. los. GlenlOchy. Ig7;
Hardy Fox 166; AusIra1. Enola. o.
Flye-eighths Of a mile, selling-Adalgisa
colt. George {. 10S- Uncle sim. log: Lallah
I3; Doctor Bill. 100: Even Weight IS; Yer
non ~; Aliguippa. %: UprOAr colt %
Mile, handlcsp-Banquet Busted. III:
Now or Never, l07: Nina Archer. LIB: DriZzle
az; Lepauto. -.
Five eiEhths Of s mile-TOrnenfOr rs:
Dalsyrlau- Iu9- Houston 107; Mabel Glenn.
sadie SemeTs fly. 10; Busted, %; Daisy
v oOdTu1f- Gloster 81
SeYen-e5ghIhs OF mile -SellIDg-Defsultef.
rs: Longstride, rs; Silver Tip. ia: Nep-
tunus- Brown Charlie. III: GlenmOund
Silent Hair Spring, 107; Tourist 102; Reba
T. %
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POPULAR WANTS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Suburban.

Coop FARM LANDS and garden lois.
- near 81 Paul fOrsale cheap: also fine
1arra with orchard stock. etc. near White
Bear Lake H Hall. 80 DAYTON av-. -
Paul
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A DAY ON THE TURF.
BIG MONEY OFFERED.
Leathers. of Grand Rapids, Is
After Star Horses.

After Star Horses.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nov. 1S.-Don
j. Lea1hers, president Of the Grand
Rapids Horsemen's association. tOmOr-
row viii offer 100000 Tor a great week
Of races in Grand Rapids the last week
in August, 1898. Nh. Leathers was the
hOrseman who offered $4,000 for the
AllertoH-NelsOn match race. at that
time the largest purse offered for a
trotting horse race. He now comes out
with S50,000 purse for race for the
stallion championship of all ages. to be
trotted by PalO Alto. Stamboul. Aller-
ton. Nelson. AXtell, Delmarch and Pat
DoWnlng.the present great stations. In
addition Mr.. LeatherS offers $25. 0O0 for
d race between AriOn. 2:105z; Monbars.
2-lS; Ralph Wilkes. 2:IS. and Bermuda
Boy, the four great two-year-olds Of
1891 The races will be given on different
days The other races Of the meeting
VIII be contested for stakes and purses
aggregating S25,000, making The total
amount OF money hung I'D 500. 900.
No entrance money will be charged Tor
The Two special races
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

A MENDNENTS OF ARTICLES OF ~
suraGce Company.
Z MS j. 10 certify thai ai Il special meeting
OF the stockholders OF fhs -. Paul German
Insurance Company. duly called. notice haE-
Ing been given lu accordance with The hT-
Jaws OF sand COMPANY. and held az The Civ of
~ faUi. in haWsey County, Minnesota GA
The l2tn day If November, 1891. duiv con
TeReC and organized. & ma iOriiv ia number
ana gInount OF the shareholders and shares
0T the capltal stock OF said corporation be
ing present ana represented al said meeting
the follyWlug resolution and amendments 10
The Articles CT Incorporation OF AssoC-atioa
OF SAID Corporation were unanimously
adopted by vote Of said stockholders:
BesOlyed:-Tha The third and seventh Ar
tcies Of Association OF Incorporation of the
81 Paul German Insurance Company te
amended 10 READ rs follows. VIZ.
Third Article The amount OF the Cauital
stock OF ms 1rporatlOl shall Toe i've hun
dred Thousand S5I001g dollars, hut the COY
poraGOn may commence doing business as
soon a. the SUN Cf one hundred thousand
lSl9e.tJ1i dollars J. lGlG uD ga cash.
Seventh Article The number Of shares OF
the capiIa- STOCK 0f this corporation j here
~ fixed at five thousand 5000. and the
amount 90 each share snail be one hundred
tSl0U dollars.
In testimony whereof The said corpora
ton has caused THIS certificate 10 be
signed by lis President and Secretary.
and has caused lis corporate seal 10 be ef-
fixed this I3th dav Of Nuvembcr. A. .. 1S9l
corporate seal.
Euedt ALBERT II HEFFER
President o. - PAU German Insurance Com
pauy.
signed T. QUINCY HAAS
Secretary ~ - Pau. German Insurance CON
pany.
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POPULAR WANTS.
sITI-kTFoNs oFFfnE.n.

4Ck~EITTFI Wanted. blacksmith AZ
ID 80 SCI BIS av-
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These MAY Win.

Guttenburg-Per1 and Qsuibbler, Hardy Fox
and 2usIrsI, Uncle SIN and AIiquippa- Ban
quet and Now OF Never. Tormen1or and DaI-
syrlan. SepJunus and Glenmound
Gloucester abian and J h Aanhsn-
seft and Leon 7. Hour ind Pennington.
India Rubber and Prince Edward. Guard and
FOxhill- Jersey Pat and Irene h
Contradictory Bounce ana CruIkshau ks
B0nair and Lucinda, IagO and CrispiDo.
Guido and jim Dunn. ZsnuDpa and Bush.
McDuH. Lizzie GWTnne and Cast Out
SashFilla-Maud and Top Gallant. Nero
and Nellie Kent DeIlikens and Ethel GrsV
Van Buren, and Queenie Tr0wbridge. Mag
gis Lebus and Tea set
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FOR Rent


4 -wE HENT HOUSES. STORES. OF
n EICES- TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED
PROPERTY. TAYLOH'S RENTS AGEN
CN- GLOBE BUILDING
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STATE OF MINNESOTA 3

Secretary % - PAU German Insurance ca
pany.
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4 YOUNG CsENtI EMAN JUST over from
II France AID de-ir0us o. l,erfectug him
sell ia ile Ll--lsll san lIll-t. would exchange
lessons WITH wei t-dueaIed persul- Ad-
dress L. brHal8e. J.. o. civ.
THE MISS = ID HISS PRACTICAL
L Business 81. sc and shorthand school
IS one a ,he substantial Institutions e The
eliE- and = lhr place for all who desire 10 1T
themselves ior business life. The pupils com
-leii1 H. business men iDGCrSe j. Eighth
f0O- Pioneer Press
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COSTA RIGA TWICE.
He Makes Two Winnings at Gar
field Park.


CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Results of today 5
races follow:
First race. four furlOngsMerry Girl won,
WoOdpecker second Eddie r third Tine. :53.
Second race, five furlongs-Seed Won Fal-
eTna second. Annie Brown third Time,
I.G514
Third race. six furiongs-Costa Rlea won,
Tenor second. Speedwest third Time. :1S14.
Fourth race. SIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Won.
~ Leaf second Eugene third Time. :95l4
Fifth race. four furlougs-Costa Rics VOL
Annie Clark second, Mage B third Time,
:5l1z-
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Maidens, selling, five furlongs-Piecalilli,
q; Queen Isabella. Shandon Belle. Belle g
y3- JOt GunJer. 81, Cruikshanks, SO; Angeree,
81; Mont Clair, 9s; I crest Belle. %: Iris 1Ui ;
Importance. 1e2; Cherry Bounce 1G4-
Eleven-SIXIeenrh Viola Guild. 90: Annie
Clark, 100, RED stone. Iago. Ten1een. I07 !;
Captain Ruby. 109, Miss Nelson. III; LII
cIndR- OakdRle. ia Bon Air, -.
Selling, SIX furlOngs-IagO. s.; Crispino
90; Florence Z. Miss Lou, 90; Tenor, lob;
Ton stevens 1O5: Speculation. III
Light weller handicap, SIX 1urlOngs-EG-
genie, I99; Guido.140; Chimes. $50: Jim Dunn,
IL; Starter Caldwell, 112; NiusloW, rs
Mlle-Zanuppa- s.; Bush McDuff 90: An
ME Clark To; Red Fox. The Deacon. H.
Selling SIX furlOngs-J J. 81; Neva {, 90;
Maggie s. %; Buster. Lizzie GWyune. 1J3:
Csst Out. I05; FitZbugh Lee, los; Fan King
IIq
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

The captain Of the American schooner
Bradley, which sailed from Charleston. :. c.
oct ., for Weymouth. Mass, and which was
abandoned Oct. -. IN latitude s. DOIth- longi-
tude g. west states that the crew Of the
schooner took 70 boats and vas drowned
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
miscellaneous.

ID kAL ESTATE for sale On eaSv terms I
Ia hare great variety of NEE lots for sale
very cheap al $50 Der lot and upwards.
Also have some NEE lots al The Indian Mound
PARK With the mOsI beautiful view Of the
city FOR Sl000 Der lot also have nice lands
Tor sale fronting on different lakes which I
VAL sell very cheap. ! T. EisenmengeT, No.
10 Nsbasha 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

H,d2iIy- b. except SUNDAYS sBu at uarle-ez-,
On trains 70 Duluth ana West Superior I'm Fs.
sleeperS 1Dl1izgcarS. palace Eeepers ana res
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

them 10 commence on the 1st of Janu-
airy strict observance of the act OF
May 1891. providing that eight hours
shall constitute days labor in institu-
tons under state control.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
sTATF OF NINNEsnTA.

UEf'aIlI N OF y D.
] hereby certify that The within instrument
wRs Tied for record Ia THIS Office on the I4ih
day Of NoVe1aber A. D Is9I 81 g O'Clock
m md WAS duiy recorded in Book c - OF
Interpretations ora rage
I. r BRCMN. Secretary Of STATE.
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Enforcing Eight Hours

HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov. 1s.-A com
muHicatiOn has been sent to the mana
gers Of the Huntingdon industrial re-
f0rmatory by Gov. Pattison, requiring
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Chiea.o. TTIlWaukee 4 St. Paut r.

Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul RT.
IraIIs leave 81 Paul Union Depot as follows For
Wln01a- Ia Crosse. Milwaukee, Chicago. 3 IS q
N a 20 pm - $50 pm A 2 H.. Mason City
s. Louis, ksasAs City, A. SIS 3 n c rs D. m
Dubuque Rock Island z. IS q. Il: c, rs a N
Aberdeen. Mitchell A. 6-l5 y a CAlmar, Daven-
porL B,s.l5 n N AUSTIN Way, A. SIS 3 n
Is 2 m. c s.l5 p n AllbAnkk & Way, B. sos a
n he'd Wing kOcheste-, B. 4s48p N.
means daily z. ex- Sunday {. ex Szturdr-,
Fer .rtter ornla1i0a see CONF any's ma lz-s
13cke1 Ofdces. Isl East Third s. and Union DeBso
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The TeIegraph's
correspondent III St. Petersburg says
that an illegal printing press las Just
been seized by the authorities there.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
k10EE AND BAH FIXTURES
WANTED TO RENT

D 00M WANTED = Gentleman would
IL ike tirsi-class furnished room. with or
without board within ten minutes walk Of
Merchants hotel. I &c Globe.
ID ODH-W anted furnished room. with or
II without board. for lady and TWO small
children. vicinity Of Jackson and Tenth SIS.
Il s.. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to a man who is
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are "poor."
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do you want almost all
that is known of the value of
plumpness told in a way to
commendto you CAREFUL LIv.
NG-and SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil if you need it.
A book on it free.
scoT& BOVINE, Chemists. 80 South 9Th Avenue.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of uod-Ifver
ol-sA druggists everywhere CO. 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

St Louis ana down
rs arrives. 1:45 D n.
and St Louis I'D n
dR1lY.
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PROFESSIONAL.

EELECTKIC AID 04PDK B4T'fIS
= hrs- A. j Bagual. l59 West Seventh
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FNTRrEs For TIDAL
RACING IN DIXIE.
Some Surprises Bob Up in the
Finishes.

Some Surprises Bob Up in the
Finishes
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 1S.-These
horses won today's events:
First race, eleren-sixleenlhs Of a mile
Schoolgirl Won. Maud 3 second. CaIOOSa
third Time 1:14i2.
second race SIX 1urlOngs-Critic won. Ire
Third race. eleyen-sixteenIhs OF a mile
Blaze Duke won Rally second Lizzie Eng
lish third. Time. lib
Fourth race, mile-GGldstone Won Nv DIV
second ArEents third Time, As
Fifth race, i've furlOngs-Zoolein won.
Warner c second. Pearl Rivers third. Time.
1;01.
ENTITIES FOR TO-DAY
Sellng- i've 1urIODgs@'OL Cox 101; Top
Gallant lU2; Miracle. Belle Redmond Bella
Of Clifton 104: Maud B, 105- Castilian. Don.
Long broeck- Chicago. 1N4; Billy Smith, 1055
Ruby Payne, Lady Blackburn. CatoUsa 81.
PAUL 10; HoOdOO 113; Tom Kari. 10
Selling. sixteenths-Josephine Cas-
sldy. 90s ElZErra- %; BlaDeo. 104: CGrus Cold
Deck III, Nellie Kent 10; Nero. H.
Mile handicap - N0ShIi. s.. DOllikenS
Marks. 90, Red Cap. 95; Joe Garter. 81. Ethel
Grey. 112
seven furlOngs-Julus sax. 81: Queenie
TrOwhridge- Miss Rosa %; Goldstone 81 /:
Capt Jack 50; Resumption, q: j T. q 4:
Joe Carter, 100; DoIlikens, 101; Pat King
Van Buren,. 104.
Four tnrlongs-Tea set Maggie Lebus. Miss
Waiing. Pear Rivers. Lefa B. 1G2: Lord
W1liOEbrook, Bel Bailey, Bolivar Buekner
Warner {. Frank Phillips Edwin 195
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Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railroad

Leaves for Chicago.
river points 1850 g.
daily. except Sunday
Leaves for Chicago
n Arrives. asa. n,
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WANTED TO BUY.

EURNITU Rt.-Wanied 10 buy. al KINDS
L Of household goods; highest cash prices
paid in city CardOZ0 Furniture and Auction
Co. "a 10 462 jackson ST. between Eighth
Tn0 Ninth sis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

:. HoIEowaE. Aucfioneer
DYE WORKS.

= >. ROCHEX, y. n. Steam DYE Works
once, zl6 Robert ST., Rysn block
works. 3 ana = Indiana az
IAMI>OS - ~. New YORK steam Dive
- O-ks; ladies' and gents ciothiuga sDe-
cialt-- Il a est Sixth ST
ZAHLERT a MINTFI NinDeS0Ta
~ Steam DYE Works. "a East Seventh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

RAN~ET COUNT
y. QHincs Hans ana Albert >chefer. OF said
Ramsey county. Minnesota being duly
sworn, 50th each for himself saw Ina. Al
bert Scheaer y the President and The said 7
Quiuev Haa, l. the Secretary uf lie 81 Paul
German Insurance Company. and that they
each have read lle foregoing certificate and
know the contents thereof ana that ihe said
certificate and contents thereof are true
Atlantis further say THAI The resolution and
amendments OF the articles Of association or
incorporation therein sci forth were adopted
al q special meeting u the stockholders OF
said corporation. duly convened and OrcaD-
lied AZ the time and place iu said certificate
named and were - adopted at said meeting
% "a majority vote in number ana amount OF
The shareholders ana shares Of the capital
Stock q sad corporation. and that The said
Albert schefer. abe President thereof has
subscribed sald certificate as such President
and the SAID !. Quincy Haas he Secretary
thereof has subscribed saiG certificate as
such Secretary ALBERT SCHEFFER
J. QUINCY Haas
subscribed ana sworn 70 before ne this 18th
day Cf NoTembeT- a. D 1eqI
E A BoIMAR
Notary Public. Ramsey County. Minnesota
fNOtariRl seal
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MUSICAL.


4 MEXICAN Patent Market ana Novelty
Il Factory. A N. Carlson. soliciting al
torney and manufacturer and seller Of pat
euts 6I5 and tl7 Mississippi 81. 81 Paul.
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R%fENAE.S.

C'IAIRFOYANT- Mr. NJ 4. MIseao.
- Cairv0vGft and business sitiiugs 10
-alIes only. 70 Easf seventh ST. Room T.
Z r. ~ 4 TtS-El, - East 4 ishth 81
VI Magnetic al1 massage treatment for
-erTO7ls diseases. paTcIytic aHG rheumatism:
$50 clairvCyauL Hours % q. N. 70 : D. IN
I k~- l>AT ItsB~lSIN Magnetic healer.
VI UeyCll--etric 1.l Trance medium --I5La
~ esf Sereul1 ST.. p Paul
ORANGE BAO>> OAI-A positive cure
- Tor all female weakness. SIX weeks
treatment -. Ai-s Jennie Nelson. ~ Roval-
---- IL y -------. --o--- Liz - D y. -
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TO EXCHANGE

To EXCHANGE Of $50 in LOT in
L West St Paul. near stove works. FOR
Stock OF cigars tobacco books or stationery.
address Il :. care Globe. Duluth Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19

STATE or MINNESOTA.
COUNTY or RAHsEY
Office Of Register Of Deeds
Tins = 10 certify tnGI the within insfTu-
meut Was fled for record IN lhis Office ct 81
PAM on tne I3th Gay OF November 4 D. 1881
81 I3-s5 clock o IN. and lhaithe same was
duly recorded Ia Book 6 OF IncorporE-
tons. pace - CHAS J. HAAS
Isegislar If na.ads
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(Nhiesgo. ST. Paul & ( City Ry- trains leave
- unlondepot : -43 g. n ex- sunday, 1-33 D.
n. daily szT7: 39a- n daily, 10 20 p.m.exSua
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HaEESEs ND CaRREAGE.

: , : - 7I----7-I1 --77---- 7--1-,-g 90 7--,e
= large 4inery horses weighing 33D
FouuCs each sf-' sell 1of $50 team one
team u nNe-yeaI-old mares, weight 81 %
--i1 - a. :, - 80 -, -. az as
-1rrbe-r, Inn n ar. -lI.-i ~ saIi W. rsTe
sz-a7aI rtl,e-r --,.. ,-,--7r- 5-4f 5--,.s-- -
delivery horses aIld mares which WE WI moi
stop on price on If VOC are IN need Of any
ming we l8ve uon t.lI 10 examine Qur stock
It-' n - ,1;-.T, u -'i'- 10 fsl
80 r. ALI o . M 4 L 'FE 1of driving
l.-S5 . s, lalf @ loo No-A 1nnles'
- * "A i-l- al -iabie- 3ln last Ninth ST,
I'VE horses. I'll good drivers ranging IN
--e.ez-7-l.3 F. ~ 'O -9' a.
Z oh >--i-i.---- hands some lWO-seated us
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PERSONAL,


I AIDES DESIRING TO SPECULATE IN THE
II New York stock Chicago grain market can dud
reliable agent By addressing Az. star office. It,
A LADY HAVING PLEAsANT HOME WOULD
"A give elegant board to two gentlemen 10
separate double LIONS, for "a per week. Address
MADEMOlSElLE. star Office. IT.
If ANNIE SHOEMAKER Is IN WASHINGTON
she will learn something to her interest by calling
at lIul St NV. oc:sz3t'
NANCY RICHARDS. WHO LIVED AT 2I22 9TH
viii comm p,ssss S n " iSs6 OF heE herr
ave-. said city. oc3, 10, IL 24.3l
ANTkD-FINE SEWING, AND THE MAKING
w OF infants and young children's clothing spe-
Giaty For particulars apply or address NJ M. $40
n l. ave. n. W. oc20-tu. th6s-ft
A UTHOkIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Williams Co. Communications promptly at.
tended to and strictly confidential. Oface open all
hours. MA WILLIAMS. Manager. G.U y si. n. w.
3y%4n'
NE HAVE A LARGE DEMAND FOR GENTS
w hrst-class secondhand clothing. Very liberal
prices paid. Address o. call At JUS1hs OlDSTAND.
oleD 81 NV. jy17
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TwO OR IHNEE QNFUkNIsHED
younx couple. bet: Z and " and 4th aud nth SIS.
fikaSSkssTf' r s:r sc. eas:'
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price. <. Y. Y. Star ONCE N'
WANTED-BY Two aENTLEMEN, A ROOM;
enc and si5 per month address .. T.. Star oSscs Il
WANTED-BY wRIL-fYpRRIFNCED EN-
w glish caterer. well Furnished dining room and
Kitchen Will take charge Of private house estab
lishmenf; good city reasrencss Mss Il. b.. Star
Address REFERENCES. Star once. IL
WANTED-BH MAN. WIFE AND BABY, TWO
w or three unfuTn ished rooms, bet and ]. 18th
md l;'sh sss- NV. nssste b ssnt N B. j. n Stsr
WANTED-THRER on -FOUR UNFuRNIsHEp
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WANTED-ROOMs. FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
w nished IN all parts OF the city; place your rooms
Sns hands: III
AGENCY, AS l1th St NV. Oc22 6t'
WANTED--BY GENT AND WIFE. 8 OR 4 UN.
w furnished rooms for very light housekeeping bet.
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OfflCE ROOMS.
l1oN ! ~ nv. FIRST floor
and basement .slG
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and hall, ID door. As
1905 New fork ave. suite
OF 2 rooms. LIST floor. Is
SHE'D.
Rhode Island ave bet
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Wirh ELkcTRioIrx ICyRk ANY CASH OF
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| In square bounded by Mass and n ct and lsth
anu ioth 80 80
| In square bounded by 2Oth ana 2lst and l. and N
In square boundsd by Conn ave ana iisi and
| BULLETINS GAN BE OBTAINED At oiR OF.
/ flck; lhEsE mol sLs CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY By fEhAl1s fkOM OUR OFFICE
Il HILL JOHNSTON,
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WANTED-BOARD.

XNANTED-BOAkD BY LADY AND GROWN
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