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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-23

NOTICE or oHKnIYTs sALE-u THE So
- psz.cf csc g xin . cesnsy; sssss g wsln.
doing business under the nem name aad ssyie q
wmiams GfOes, plainti1n, N z. g Un1sag; g
g, Go coaemaa sd - ". Hish1 esssadanA No
Tnds. a 81 yiss.s Z :. s.ses.les, Is.ss ont
Ton. - g ne dreess1 and DELIVERED have dnly
teve1 upoo the following deocxfoed real property.
M 6 - 80 g. x,f ss z E cas :
dss ..1s.s:a s..ss s 10 s:s. ssss
s.essy-issr tsz) norss q r.nssSssr Is. 60 wi-
huefse nexidian, thirsy-eiEhs and twenty-nine
inser.ecss the northwest corner Of the : A. Aapae
d0naxion claim. and running thence north along said
ssves ssd s.snfy -hasdrsdfhs gz7.2o, chains q :
pSans thirty ana sevenseen -nnnaredfns f3Olp
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t2e.SU chains 70 the esd
line &c t5acs hezetosors eoaysyed y theess.se
uacs fhiry-seven and seven hundredfhs fs7O7l
Sor1ysve as minutes vest one and iso5 hun-
ersdshs ehains e the nfhs.m.wsy = ne coismn,a
esstesiy ssoaa s.id 70 point nine and
forty one-hundfedfhs q 40 chains north
q and snirseen and ninety na1d,sdshs nSs9,
donation claim. thence east thirteen and ninety
hnndrsdzha lls:9ol chains % the p!acs Of Be-
tain piece parcel tract Of Land tbeng part Of the
above described tract Of land} more particularly
described - follows: Beginning as point on the
est line Of The L u. Collins donation claim num-
Der fogtysix f461 in sections sixteen fl6l. seven
teen C17l, twenty CO.. twenfy-one CHI, twensy-
eight esd aud swenty-ntns {2o), In township
twenty- foar CAL. north Of range four 90, East
Willamette meridian. King county, Washington,
forty nine and foFfy-eighf hundredths s49.46j
chains north Of where said claim line tntersecss the
northwest corner Of the s. A. Maple donation claim
line: thencs north along sid claim line ten and
thlEty-Aye hnndred,hs uostl chains; thsnce west
twenty -six and ifty-swo hun6reths (36.S2l chains
% the east ne Of that scf heretofore ennveyed 70
B0W1e9 c. 6pr1gue: thence south To and thirty
1--WE hundredfhs l0.36) chains: thence east twenty
six and day-swo hundredths (26.62) CHAINS 70 the
place Of beguning. containing twenty-3eveu and
onirtynve hundredfhs ca $50 acrez moro on less.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given that On Friday,
the lst day Of Nay. 1891 1t the houx OF 10 O'Clock
= "a. Of aid day. q the ffcnt door Of the court
house. in the city Of Seattle in sald King county.
viii sell The above described property q public
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated this the LIST day Of April 1881.
J. III. WOOLERY.
Sheriff King County. State OF washington.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. OF SALE OF BoNDS-SATYSrAC-
~ tory proof having been submitted 10 the I'M
derslgnei, treasurer OF kitsap county state ct
Washington. that an election was dnly held in
school district No -. ia ktisap county, ashins-
ton, on February 10. 1891. for the purpose Of de-
district might borrow the OF e ghs hundred
dollars $500 and issu bonds therefor for the pur
pose Of building ard furnishing . school house in
said district said bonds 70 bear inler.s, al nate
twenty years from date of issue interest paysele
annually, bonds and interest payable at the ONCE
Of the treasurer of katsap coonfy, state oil Wssh-
ingtcn the roar of directors reserve the right 70
lS4ool At The expiration Of ten lol years and the
remaining four hundred dollars $500 al The ex l.
ration Of nfsvea ti5a years from Date of issue.
The result Of said election has been duly certified
10 me. and II appearing from inspection Of
that all Of the voting az said election voted
Boeds-yes. and ,ha, the number Of voters so vot-
Therefore notice is hereby given that sealed bids
win be received ST county tressurers Office IN Por1
OF said bonds up 10 O'Clock p April so. 1891.
which tine saca bids VIII be opened by the under
signed and the board Of directors of said district
and the bonds sod 10 the party making the most
advantageous ofser Bidders are requested 70 name
price ard rate OF Interest a. which they VIII par-
Treasurer Of Kilssp county. state of " ashingson
NOTICE TO CREDIToRS-IN THE Sc.
~ perior ecarf OF King county, state Of Wash;ns-
ton.-In p-ohSfe- In the mater Of The estate of
John b. Doasher.y, deceased Notice Is hereby
given by the undersigned administrator Of TIE
estate OF John B. pcngherfy, deceased. 70 the cred
i;crs Of ard all persons having claims against the
ssrv vouchers. within Twelve moashs alter the trss
publication Of this notice 10 the said administrator
al his place of business. the northeast corner OF
ssfle King county. state Of Washington, the same
being the place for the xansscton OF the business
q aa sasl Of ,hs sse o o. 5osn poaSasrv
Dated Il seattle. wsah-, Apxl 9. 1891.
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RAIL WAYS.

RAILWAYS.
TUE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
2 - nne 70 take TO an retnss Eas -
s so srou e .s v. .asS: e. 4., sSSrr
eav in tie year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
tNe change Of cassl
OoUpoood q Dining Cars unsurpassed. Da0DnD
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
B8 mat can Be constructed and In vAicA -
hoades q hrst or SECOND cia1 tickess. and
ELEGANT DAY coACHKA
a contiaucus ilne connecting WITH III ma -
ardins direct and uninterrupted servtca
Pullman sleeper reservations can b 0ecufu1 =
ADVANCE through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
70. and nom IN points In Amstca. En&aaaA 81
Emnpe can b p0zehased q aay ockss oascs q tn
TRAINS LEAVE sEAr1IE - soExovs:
For 81 Pail and Chieaea e:ls . N md 7soo DR-
Portland and the south. e:ls and ESQ q n. an1
oSSSPs.. ESQ., m.
chehsl:s local. 900 ?. m
t HRaso sns s eoH5ss: 81, SO m
T.ooma sad Local. is:ls and s:ss = u; l3.1s,
400. 5:2s and sap m
TRAINS AkRIvD
From St Paul and Chicago. HISS . - md
Portland and the south, $40 q NJ AIS and
8:4S p M
Chehaiis and Olympus, II 50 . m
Anacortes express. $40 p N.
Eedro and NORTH 1928 m.
Tacoma and local. $40. IL SO q M: 2:lS, AIS
0:l5 and HAS p. m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and s.
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cazs, elegant
day coaches finest palace dining cars between So
attic, Tacoma and Portland direct Daily serv.ce
Fun information concerning rates. time Of trains
routes and other details furnished on applicar
ton 10
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. Pasa Ar
121 First St. cor. Washington. Portland. Or.
A. CEILBERG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner Yesler avenue and Commercial
street Olympic block. Seattle, Wash
l. A NADEAC. General A. ent and Depot TSckoG
Agent, Seattle depot, foot Of Third street
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Eaaa7p. cows and heifers. s.. 2s9ass; sock
erx <E6aG2@a
Ho<s-keceipss. cs.ro: dali and lower:
prime MIXED and butcher weights &G75e4.o.
prime hesvy and butcher weights. $Axa<1ai0.
Lzat- $&-5zses-
saesp-Reeeipts 500. setive and steady:
Westerns. fair % prime. s5-5uss-se. LAMBDA Mo
Gs-.l5. eliSr<sf sheep, fszl-s6
sosTux STOCK ExcHAxsk
BosroS, April z.-Csosirg stocks:
Atehison & Topeka 81 Mexican Ccn-. con "a
Burlington .-s-.-.. ~. san Diego -
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
EsAscrAI

n<noy, April gs-ciosfng ccnsoss: AoDsys
d 1916. money account. - x5-I6: e. s. -. i2ss
e. = 81 1al Bar xslver,. $50 PEI Ounc&
Money, -&gss percent
EREAnsTrFTS
IIvKErcor- April Standardization o1eg
moderately, Kansas winter. hard. - ID, Erm-
CorE-Ho.ders offer moderately. spot, g iQds
steady; April and Nay, 6 i0d. sfezdys Junes -
I'D, steady.
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Hops-Firm: Pacific coast. .sz14c-
Cofee-0psio1s closed steady and unchanged
20 10 points up. sales were Mo bags. inclaa-
ing May az sl7-51Sl7.5s; J1ns. fi7.kssi7. s5
July, N7Ssaf7-$s; August, 81. so9t7. s~psem-
te-. $ls.$trs6-5S- spot Rio. nrEa. fair e2ryoes,
l9s<c. No. :. Iss<c
su~ar-Raw steady Sales included IS hbss
and see bags M1Scovsdc, ~ test st s-gse: 2-5sT
bags reutrifggals, IS Test, ~ size. Refined,
quiet and unchanged.
Cop5er-lgror~d and nominal
Lexd-Essy: domestic. sia1
Iin-ssescy: straits. $lsl4a
CHICAGO BOARD OF rKAok
CHICAGO, April 2e-wheas 10 weak and
hexvy, opening 5.e lower than yesterdays eios-
ing and with numerous fluctuations declined
2 &c more for May and &c mere fog July. then
recovered l.zsze, ruled nrzle steady. closing
csipss. s16sao bushels; shipments, $500 bash-
els
wae.s-cssh. sLIe&: Nay. sliez'slioH:
eorn-ssssdy: casA. &c: May. 7oxe: July. e.
&@[e
oaa-Ea=y. casA sc; Nay. s<se: saiy.
slsse
Forx-ssesdy: cash. CeEssellso: May,
lare-sssady. cash. an; Nay. s.-o96 IL:
ialy. s-.u-s@-
B2-Iey--Elr-n sr Soc.
Rye-xszll Rf PC.
WksSky-sLfE
sbauhiers-sss p: short clear, * 7a3s 50:
sAoss ribs, S&iE-3NlA
calcAso LIVE syocK-
CHICAGO. ArrsI - -Catfie-see~spss ESQ.
SLOW and lover; heavy sseezS. $aN76. light
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EAsrKRN MARKETS.

NKu YORK STOCK ExCHAN5k
NEW YORK, April 2a--The stock market
today again gave evidence Of ffs inherent
strength, though the improvement In values In
the general list il small and the volume Of buxi-
ness was not equal to that OF . few days ego.
Government bonds, good and quiet
Petxoieum-Nsy closed AZ CSC
MONEY AND KICdAS5R
Money on call, easy; closing offered q {
Prime mercantile paper. 59z. Sterling exchange,
quiet and steady; 6lday bills, tiS5tx: demand,
ASslS Bar silver, &c.
BoSDA
c. s. II treg-i-.--- l2l5s Z. s fSs tcouponl 1o2
Z :. IS coupon Dlss Pacific ss........-. IL
IL. =
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EDrC4rfoHaI

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E -
HERMAN LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY
spSsseni teacher. terms moderate. Address
&.ef. fost-lnteilisencer
ChEAisS BOARDING AND DAY
r -s 1871 Tot girls viii reopen January 5. 1891;
Gsssssse ~ teachers. special primary class being
~ 49, % commence February /. For par,icu-
= s,.sSs % me principal Miss Cheai. Gig Column
0l.s y, of PRACTICAL. CIVIL. NECHAN-
u 1,rSs.nang Engineering. Surveying. Draushs-
p..s ss.ia Assayins and Navigation, l1oS
seet, PORTLAND Or. aud 72S Market street,
sncssco Cal. Established 1884. A. VAN.
-----..-ks. PRESIDENT Send for circular.
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THE STEAMER CLARA 8AowS-
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nyYn 4 r- a~~D
lhADE AMI WHIPPING
Exchanges for the Dav We're
$113 Q46 OF
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN WHEAT
Lumber Drops to the Old Prices I'm Con-
sequence OF the Combine
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VIM leave Hasnssd-Cc;maa does q e'eieck .. N
MONDAY, Wesresday and kRiGay for Kfrrx,os.
PORT e.aDaos. bangor. Seaeeck Eona Ho0a n.
liza aar. Hood's Pen and Inioa City. kssura.ne
leaves CnioD Cs1y O. ociocx q "a
y. 1RoCJNAN NanrnR.
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. q, 1891.
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| cA1z1Ass.................... .S1soAoA
| g g1uxTfI DsnvwJ. .P.rusAesa
ran wIaannEED-.-...-.....-- vics-Pre-ideni
: - = Cashier
Tn SIHsr sAI1osALsAxxos sxArrI.
spis e
HAUnlcE NcIlicx... Pr.s;ae.s
---------...-----.--.--.----Ca sAtaR
OsAsxAl banking huEnso szsnaarspa
=, 49,. s::ss:. .'s:: :. 6 ssy.s.. 49,
an6 Europa
- tEssahtished "a Pseinc Coast lse7.)
foes1 Z ei sne4 g :. 500 90
'-.'--- ------..s.........---- 1.000.00o
lnseEss pssd q time deposits: seser,n nnaHfn.
and sod; drafts and fessrsphis issos:er, "a
toe banks Manch.s; also Ga New YORK chsc.en
49, - sna Hong Kong. Deposiss received saS-
BRANCHES:
San Irsncssco. Cal. Portland. or. rsooma
wnh. Victoria vancosves, Ne1 Wessminssse
Nanaino and Kanioops. 3. {.
T. KEITH WILSON .......r. ..-,.
DUIza HoEruH : CO. nAHKxaa-
ucoRroRATED lsss.
Sspias %
~ q p sznssss,;xi,:;..............-.w; e LADn
eoeus-..--------.-A- A. DENNY.
caahssz..................R \. vAH TUYI.
Yazk. Chscsxo, 81 PAU. san Fancasco. Posss
una, ano rer1ous points in Waahr
''s'0a' c Co. and British
SIGHT os:is Of exchange On Londca svsalahse -
Coiiecsions nads st ~ points On favorable serma
6onoa. STOCKS and of6es va1nabies received q -
THE ruaEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF
80 , e $50 90
BY Buy s.a IN soEs,ss and domestic e1enaas.:
United States and Europe; receive deposits q
nensy ans lss.s psss seoss Or esrsase.sss there
psess ana VIII receive pronps attention
DIRECTORS:
- "a rreeens
L s J. Hunt. YRxUxx;iHxI
eosxnroxDKsn:
nessschi:d Trssss: issaEsors 4. 4. L Won
kseigex Co; New Yerk, agency Of Bank o. Cas-
1cssos so1oiks Nsssonai Hank: ssn fr,ae ssn1;
ne hsne 9 California: Portland. TAs Flu6
NATIONAL RANK OF cox,rKacx-
Corner conmEcial and Ysaaw AvunA
faid up capital. e3soooo
Traasacn general banaang busanea
= G sAiIzaD.......:..:,vis. 80:
D 3 sPENCEE 60
pDoPIE1 sAvIxos BANK
cxR Vim .ssSs;,;; to inc;s::: 70 ;isoS Is
oosn1snsnl block Front street. Yesler svunno "a
James street. Seattle, Waah
Incorpmatec December 10, leoA
ovyIcxns-DoAnD o. 1HusfxR.
1AILEI 0ATzKRr .....s. Press4ent
ARTHUR 4 DENMY.... issonl vlcs-PreEd<ss
JAA r. HAYDEN: .ManoBes. Cashser and ssey
Is ssa & szffsTa .j jSaS 5 55iiTEs.
orro RANKE
Interest ailovee Per annum- Six per CENT %
Dsvidsnn deels1sd Nh days q Afay an1 Nc
Vembex.
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
w Uncorporased)
MORTGAGE LOANS
Securities approved here. No delay.
Branch o6dce-Colman block seas1lA (09UaA
GEORGE FOWLER Naaasw
Home o8nce-Waiia WallA. WASH
Eastern aes.: g W W., .; . S s., rssH
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AID TRUST ca.
j Unsupported loS7l--
NswsllynDodss Building. seooaA azssA
CAPITAL. $2oo.ooa
fnancn gs.ssA saak1as buaanA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Dssoss rs.i..d IT, any a% meant, nv ens am
Money loaned upon improved hxm
and city real estate
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AACKSMIrHIyG.

~ g wEsTERMAN. HEAVY FORG-
Gks1s ~ 1 81 oiacksmithing. machine, shin.
d 49, naaufsstnrea ws ssns ssrs o. osSsas
= O Boz l7l. seattle, wssh.
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x-x Charles Kcssei. Of Eastern Oregon. -
cared o. asthma q siseea years t.ans1zax -
Nocrxx Rerez1e1 Remedy
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Chanee of limo.

Steamship Premier vii, n future iesve ~
Tacoma every Tuesday and Friday r7ornsnxs
81 ? o'clock- instead Of = and l=are Tacoma fsf
12r. Anil II
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~ e1you that on Monday, Nay {, A. D.
n e1ecfion VIII Be held In The csty Of
20oog36ed Tor By ordinance No .o6t, for
r. o1ecx1ng two. members a. the board
- cnnoed bg the resignation of F. W. ID.
- ~ w Wa1d. both duly elected on
y. 1eo1. Thas the following pInceS
- ~ The city council Of the city o. Be
y 1o1ling p1ncaD IN said city Of Seattle fof
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
RANKS OF LABOR.

Three meetings were held last evening at
Labor hail by different labor organizations.
The local assembly Knights of Labor No.
7510 was late in securing quorum, and
transacted only routine business.
The walters union initiated three new
men and received applications for member
ship from four candidates. The election of
officers resulted in the choice of Ralph
Reiney for president: John MCGOWAN, vice
president; Robert MCGOWAN, secretary; John
Powers, treasurer; Charles Herod inside
guard; James Mcclure, sergeant-at-arms.
Messrs Alfred Clark and Ralph Reiney were
elected delegates to the trades and labor as
sembly. The meeting last night marked the
first anniversary of the union. The next
meeting will be held Wednesday evening
The retail clerks union initiated Messrs
Kingsley and Price, of Bro wing, King d
Co., and the election of officers being in
order chose the following gentlemen: Presi-
dent, James Morrow first vice president, T..
w. Score; second vice president, j. w. Cole !;
recording secretary, Louis Nash; correspond
ing secretary, Z. B. Skinner; treasurer,
Charles Ferguson; guide. A. h
Anger; guardian, l.. n. Kingsley; dele
gates to the trades and labor assem-
bly,, Messrs. Score. Nash and Morrow.
A strong resolution was adopted to the effect
that the union should patronizo only union
BARRIERS, on account OF the support and aid
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
Eastern Tours.

Beginning Friday, June 5th, "The
Burlington" will place on sale, at very
low rates, round trip tickets to all the
leading summer resorts in the Eastern
states and Canada. A limit of sixty
days will be allowed for return. If you
intend visiting Eastern friends this
summer you cannot afford to miss the
opportunity of going by this favorite
line. For tickets, sleeping car accom-
modaJions and further information, call
at ticket offices of THE Burlington,
164 East Third street, and Union depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
The Lake Shores New Fast Train.

June 18th the L. S. & M. S. Railway
will place in service a fast morning
train to leave Chicago at 1920 a. m.
daily, arriving at New York at 2:1O
p. M, Boston $40 p. IN. next day. Close
connection is made with all diverging
lines throughout New England, ena-
bling passengers to reach the more i'm
portaut points in this section, as well as
the Atlantic coast resorts, before dark.
The equipment of this train is new
throughout, and consists of Vestibule
Sleepers, Buffet Library Car, Coach
and Dining Car. No extra fare. Send
for complete schedule of trains and
summer tourist folder.
j. H. Willoughby, T. P. A, st. Paul.
q. K. WILDER. W. P. A., Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
Joined 10 a Winonan.

At the residence of her sister, Mrs. S. G..
Barlow, at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Miss
Clara A. Grow. the well-known st. Paul
school teacher, was married to Willard F.
PETIT, of Winona. The wedding was strictly
Rev. F. G. st. Lawrence. c. It. Holdings
worth, of Minneapolis OBLIGATED as best man,
and the bride was "given away by her
mother, Mrs. s. j. Grow. The Episcopal
service was used. Mr.. and Mrs. PETIT took the
evening train for Winona, where they begin
housekeeping at once. The groom is we'll
known young business man of Minona.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
FIELD DAY AT HAML1NE.
Meeting of University Trustees
and CIacc ENaro;eao

Meeting of University Trustees
and Glass Exercises.
Field day sports at HamlIne univer-
Bity occupied yesterday morning. taking
place at Midway Park. Despite the
raw. gusty day, large crowd filed the
amphitheater, and their cries rent high
heaven as the champions of the various
classes went to the scene of victory.
The unusual features were the events
for ladies, but only one came of on &C
count of the cold weather. Harry Cole
man won the greatest number of points.
Some of the events were deferred until
this morning on account Of lack Of time,
and the tennis tournament will occur at
half-past s. The football kick and gun
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
TOO COLD FOR COMFORT.
Observer Lyons Talks Soothingly
About the Weather.

Of the chilly weather yesterday Oh
server Lyons says: The cold wave
now felt here is limited to Northeastern
Minnesota, and it is the result of gen
eral movement of the air from over
Lake Superior, the waters of which at
this season of the year are but few
degrees above freezing. The winds at
Duluth during the past twenty-four
hours came from the northeast or from
the lake, and the temperature there re-
manned without the slightest change
from Sc degrees all of yesterday. These
winds blew towards the Twin Cities,
and that is what caused the raw. damp
and chilly weather. The temperature
over both Dakotas and Manitoba is
much higher, and rising temperature is
indicated for the entire Northwest now,
and there need be no fear of FROST"
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That we are giving a dis
count of 10 per cent this
week, for cash, on any ar
ticle in our entire stock?
And if you have heard of it,
do you realize what a big
discount that is? You can
borrow money for ONE
YEAR for 10 per cent.
Just think of it. If you.
should borrow $50 for two
months it would only cost
you "a cents, and if you
should spend it with us dur
ing this sale we would take
off S. from our regular plain
ly marked prices, leaving
you a clear profit of 81. 10,
after paying interest on
your loan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
The Best Made.

If you need protection against fire, do
not fail to see the Ktna Chemical Fire
Engine before buying. 1t is the best
machine made. 1t is simple, requires
no attention. cannot get out of order
and acts instantly when used. Call at
1872 Endicott Arcade and examine the
machine. Built in all sizes from one to
500 gallons.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
Health Is Wealth :!

DR.. E. 9. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MINT, guaranteed specific for Hysteric Dir
stness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Men
tai Depression, Softening of the Brain re-
sulrng in insanity and leading to misery, de-
cay and death, Premature OLD Age, Barren
ness Loss Of Power in either sex, Involun-
tary Losses and SpeImatorrhea, caused by
over exertion of the brain, self-abuse or over
indulgence. Each box contains one month
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
six boxes. accompanied with IS, we send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money If it does not effect cure. Guar
antees issued only by Hippler q Collier
druggists. 9TH and Sibley sts., ST. Paul MINI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
SCHUNEMAN \ EVANS,
SIS, 81 and SO E. Third Street. ST. Paul.

N TOW is THE TIME you all to buy and,
nj of course, you want to buy at the LO7est
i II Prices; realize this fact and all sea-
sonable goods yours just when you
want them-at JUNE CZEARANCE SALE prices.
This Jour wa Of doing business is beneficial to y0n and
to l0~ get the goods reasonable ba1ces and
dispose of surplus stock. We are making Remarka
bic Reductions on everything in the Big Store. On
every floor in every department the Bargains e1cb
stionaI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04

extended to the union by the journeymen of
that trade. 1t was also resolved that dealers
in cigars and tobacco be asked to carry full
line of union made cigars, so as to guard
aga1hst ane posslD1y OF Using cigaTs maze riS
OnS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DR.C. N. DoRION HAS REMOVED
~ his office to rooms IL and 49, Germania
bank building opposite the postofice Office
hours. 1890 a. m. to IL NJ and to D. M
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
FACTS AND FANCIES.
Use PiIIsbllry'S Best.
Receives the highest award everywhere.
The Soap Of Soaps.

We have Just received shipment of
"Red Oil Soap" One cake of this arti-
Gle does the work of two cakes of any
other soap made.
ANDREW SCHoCH GROCERY Co.,
Seventh and Broadway.