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The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
a New D3parsare.

The Colorado Midlsnd is resls641hide for
the most novel, and lat The same time the
most practical departure # the yssr's rail.
comes in the form Of combination ticket
which is good fos spassage on all the regular
tr..:ts of the liqs between Colorado Springs
and Woodland Park, and allows the holder
to stop at any ofAthe hotels in the Justly
famous "I1tc Pass The fact is that all the
hotels are in the Pass, and the visitor can
therefore, have fine qpnartunity TO see all
there is " be seen in one Of the most celebra-
ted parts of the picturesque West.
The arrangement is 80 simple that anyone
can understand it at a glance. The tourist
buys n ticket at any Of the offices Of the Santa
Fs or Midland roads, for as many days as he
expects to berout. paying ih.rsfor fixed
amount. This ticket entities hin, to the best
accommodation at the hstsls between The.
points mentioned. Tor as long or as slert
time as he desires to remain at anyone OF
them. He is entitled to trave! to tile next
one he wishes to visit, without additional
cost, as his ticket is good oil The trains as
aften as lie wishes to ride.
III this why he HIS Tue Deileut Ol Tue lowest
weekly Or monthly rate, and can divide his
time among the various resorts and pay no
inore--even less7than even if he spent the
whole time at a single place
These tickets are made good for week, or
any number ofdays up to thirty, and child
ren are given aS~duced rate. 1t costs a man
much less to traveain this way than it form
erly did, as lie has sso anxiety about his ex-
peuses. for they are all paid in advance. and
he knows to.a dolMr what his trip is going
to cost HIM For f,nniles it is a great com
fort and convenieis. for all LYstie aud dis
comfort are dons way .xith.
The Midland ihsRskJ thya tn tEslse
yiich now make sev.A D. &sGl2
through the Pass every dft9e efSn M
travel t.,raugh the Ute Pass almost every
hour Of the day night, and the guests Of
the various resorts can pay each other friend
~ visits witlor, any additional expense.
This plan will certainly prove the most
popuiar Of any vet Introduced. and there is
no reason why Il should not be great sac-
pess.
Full Information can he obtaiued from, any
agent Of the Santa Pc or Colorado Midland
road, or by communicating with Cbas. s. Lee
General Passenger agent. J,oiorodo Midland
Railway. Denver, Colorado.
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ournal of Agriculture.


The mysterious hole in the ground in Ed.
ward. county, Tex, known as the Devils
Sink Hole" was recently partly explored. A
man was lowered into it ON rope i5O feet.
It is clapied thatthere he found u ledge, and
passageway leading from it seven feet high
and wide eyeqsh for three men abreast. He
followed it 800 feet and came TO an immense
lake of water, ice cold. He had no means of
determining its extent, but i stone hurled
with all his force splsshed in the water many
yards away. The bank tl,e lake was GOV
cred with pieces OF rock which looked as
though they had been blasted. Some were
brought to the surface and assayed about thir-
ty ounces Of silver to the ton, All that region
is rich in silver indications, and il is supposed
the mysterious cavera is an abandoned SPAN
ish mine and has other exits and entrances.
1t is TO be thoroughly explored.
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Good Bargain.

on the Gunnsor river battom, about sight
miles esst Of Delta for sale at bargain. has
one of the nest water rights in the county.
Is improved with fair house, good barn
corrals, etc, and also has u acres Of alialia
and Ell orchard of four acres of good tbriTty
trees. All pr"dqce, grain, hay, etc. raissd
on the place can be marketed on the farm, i,s
it is located within so yards Of the bri,,gr
which is general stopping place. For j;ar-
ticuiars. terms, etc.. address.
G. l.. SMITH, :
Delta Colo
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4 Isig Gun.

On the government reservation at Sandy
Hook there Is Il new twelve inch gun waiting
.. be tested, wl,cl.is the largest piece of or
dinsnee produced in the United States up TO
this time. IL weighs tiny twn tens. is over
thirty-six feet long and viii carry 1000 lb.
ball, mounted. it stands fifteen feet high. it
requires 40 lbs. of powder 70 the leal, and
the initial velocity of iu- projectile is estima-
tesl 1t l,940 feet per second. At a distance of
= mile the projec,ie would penetrate twenty
sigbt inches into iren paser aud at q distance
nj two miles twenty inches into the san.e nis :
dsrial. Every charge Of rowder will COST
kils.60 snd every ball SO. A. atont 800
sl,ets must he fired before fi,e gums rause,
pewstrHsive power and furiii!iiy gan be ascer-
pained. th. cost ot testing a!s'.s sil! an"unt
IN >d0 100
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Cns.p..s ne,cL in 1.e,l. county.

This ranch is located three and one hall
miles east of Felia in the GunnisqR Valley
il contains 80 acres all fenced and adout /:
acres under cultivation. A COED new frame
house and some other improvements. This
tract of land located under ono Of the hes,
ditch's in the state. has IN ahuntinucc d
wa'er. AS to the production Of ffpit thi'
land is unsurpassed by any in the state
Good reasons for selling, price per acre So
For further imfqrination apply to
J. D. Pope.
Delta, Colo.
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Two sf = Ikind.

In looking over our exchanges, the faljow-
ing item attracted our attention. Wm.
Spike, of RusDlrore, Ohio, ias a eusarkable
apple tree. which though fifteen years old
only commenced to bear fruit five years ago.
The apples 10 his amnzement. we're orange
shaped and contained No core or seeds. Tie
eeeds. however, were found growing in pods
upon the stems. The tree did net hear the
next year, but the owner while cutting away
ground sprouts accidentally made deep
cash in the bottom of the tree, from which a
sisrk cslored fluid Immediately began To drip
The liquid proved to be pure cider and the
owner Immediately tapped the tree scientific,
ally. The liquid cnn,ihuec. to run for several
weeks and hundreds of people Hooked t"
drink from the n4wiy Uncovered tree.
Twenty five cents ginss was charged and
the cider crop paid better than if il had been
pressed from the apples in the regular way,
marketed. Next spring, Mr.. Spike VIII
again, it is claimed. tap hi. valuable apple
tree. While cogitating upsn the frality of
hpman nature and the pronsness of man to
1aeerate the ten comma ndments, the follow
log itsm Ia one of our own California papers
made the Precipitation tart from our thought
full brow. It reads:
A couple weeks ago Menc county farmer
had 1000 barrels OF popcorn III barn. The
barn caught fire and the air wns filed with
dense showers Of popcorn. 1'hiS extraordi.
mary rsxhibit;an eause.l-- EN- old .,.ss--ss- ss-
adjoining field to think thai winter was al
hand. So she laid down under three feet oi
popcorn and froze TO death. Comment j.
unnecessary - California Fruit Grotoer
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Notice f,r Pasl,e.s.os.
LAM oFrlcn AT Mosrross. coto. !

LAND OFFICE AT MoNTnDsE. Colo.
July oEd.lsol.
Notice Is hereby given that tile following
named settler a, fled notice Of his intention ID
make final proof In support of hjs Claim. and
thRf said proof will be made before Register br
Receiver at MonIIose, Colo. on August II, 1891,
yM:
SAMUEL A. WADE,
y. 8, No. 56S Ute series for the hf sw or. ne ar
sw or NV or. SO or sec 10. township 10. range 81
west +. m.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uI,On and cultivation Of
said land. viz John Iei;ox. Edward G.. Burt,
Albert e strat!op. William B. Aur. Of Paonia,
W. Il. STEELE. Register.
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II il stated that the crops iu sua,Ter Co..,
Ek.x, will be ,Dore than sufficient tI,ix year, TO
enable the fArsners to pay o1 every niortare
ia tbs ceusty. The same will probably be
tr.s soncsrninx n.nuy other counties in the
fsste. W. should adyisr the farmers then to
pay ~ 10 dnubIe quick time, and not go on
Slss theory thas ''the morrow will be as this
~ and much more abuHdant." Experience
nFevss that shs weather in Kamsas is decided
vAriAtis And uncertain
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l.ueaIen.. Arnle. s.Iv..

The Best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, So.cs. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm. Fever
Sores, letter, Chnpped Hands, CI,ilblains
Corn', and Skin Eruptions, and pos itive.y
cures Pies, or no pay required. 1t is guar.
antesd to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 80 cents per box. For sale
BY Lslham & Williams and l. NJ. McMnrray.
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troubfei whatever to ship eggs ii,
any farmers wife can do it and the
ksion men are glad TO get them direct
the farm, and will furnish all niorna,
MS To prices, give you tags fer shipping
will sometimes furnisl, cases. 1t |. much
~ so;drof the ergs az g.thsssds iats. those
tie rasteboani ceii<is tile csses tban II y
- lbother with counting " packing n.eri.
oats Or hran IN baskets buckets ortdbsl The
sgg cases are so easy to handle, are just as
safe upside down as any other way il the I'D
s fast. II one fnxrner's wife has not enough
eggs, get two or .e or more to ''ou-operate'
aud make a In ihent once or twice week. =
JourfnI nf Ayricutture
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Rev. 7. Dewitt Talnage, who is no doubt
good authority oa all subjects Of interest,
gives az his opinion that the crops now being
harvested throughout the United Stat IS are
are overioyed at the prospect.
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Notice for Publication.
LAXD OFFICE AT MoNTRosy. CoLo
July a7tll 1891

LAND OFFICE AT MoNTRosv. CoLc
July 9Th, 1891 &
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his in rutioi
make final prof in support of his clim, and
that st,.i proof will be made before George ~.
Henry ex-oficio clerk of county court, ut Delta,
Colorh1o. on September 4th. 1871, viz:
GEORGE RILEY,
y. $. lot. Ute Series. for the ne or. nwqr and lot
\ NV ar. lie or, sec 10, sw Or. ear, sec IS T H.
SIR 81. 6 pm He names the following witness
~ 70 prove his continuous rc-icsnce upoi. and
'cultiy-f OIL of said lAnd, viz: Albert, s.
Goo1enow. Abmm J.. Bopc. a'ilinl Sayers
Andrew A. Smith. of PaoHia, Colorado
~. II. STEELE, Register.
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r.opin Fruit Farm For sale.

The noted fruit farm of Hon. Sam Wadc
has bsfHk,,bdyided into dcsirabie tracts. and
ID Ne market at reasonable prices aud
terms. The fruit will readily ray
land Mt prices asked in two years with
propat care. Mr.. Wade is forced 10 leave this
valuable property on account Of the altitude
being afflicted yith heprs diificuliy, and
others will reap the fruit of his labors in es.
iablishing this. one of the finest frui, Gasi,,s
in the west. Plsts and description of the
subdivisions. prices aud terms can be seer; III
the Farmets' & Merchants, Bank al tl.ig city.
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5. Stanley will. in u
ivcrce from her be-
in-rouhd nun numbers, hers
s,soo,oos 600 silver
e,sr currency.
ast awaksned from
Eyen. Nb""esoNs's N
he rest, Of solpe peO.

c ~ fer the following
Blankets: Soak the
e-dA luke warm water
te,,dy soft soap or.good
naahd boiled to a jelly
w ing one pound to four
cin but ofsthe first water,
II stirithe about for some
Fhela' another ten minutes to
s4sN.,y rab each thorough
Ert, wsis 6,tand shake $seil
tienlIy 'tiirty they w,ltn.t re
h washing, but should be 'rii,sctl
w;,ter. and dried in good wind
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an he enrned At our sTw live ofwork,
5Ij.iiy md tnnmhbiy. ~ THOSE =
iiAsr s"s. ousr ar Old. aud Ia tsiew
Nm t"si liss,wbst.ver NJ. live. Apy
re s'rp 4" 'nr ok. Epst 10 learn.
a'sfsrf y"'. NJ ri,4, i.u,Hn devote
! your 'l,nr 10 The WORK. Ibis l. m
~ s. os,us.fsi pn,sss. t"rsfr, asilssyI
Is ~ 10 10 per u-rb apH uIwaidf.
er}eiire. We can feriis;i y0a ihe s.n-
sEk. 30 sIrce ~ s.plfh, hers. Fuii
IEE& CO.. AtSlB1A, AAlsE-
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YOU w ANT

Z GU w A N L
San Francisco paper and you good
WEEKLY EXAMINER hs the completely, for ,ltsst
1t week only all the but the literary
and miscellaneous matter published the An,eran
is It's speciality being the best u yasr
Phtcularyand olGrs not only to but % eey % sptbe
attractive premiums.
In the first place i gives subscriber Q! the
nhcent etcngs papngs described below and delivers stately
his address, postage PAID.
The Retreat from Mosco~." by Meissonier,
The Roman Chariot Race" by A. Wagner.
eshe which
chased fer 100000
Women and Children First," by c. Napier Hemy,
Christ Leaving the Prsetorupa," by Cusfave Dore.
Each Of reproduced photogray sx2s and neni fu
In the SECOND place. it will give premiums valued in the
aggregate about 25oo its subscribers this II erc
Subscribers ten will of these cus if there
only twen But how many there
each and Of these per,imsw range value 81
will those
who have paid 81 so for the WEEKLY EXAMINER for ORG
The EXAMINER thoroughly responsible know Wells
Fargo Co bank commercial S Francisco will
and the leading of the city will that is premiums
distributed exactly agreed and that sbcrbcr matter
where he is located will receive Just what is asgped to him.
OF want home also atd gou can just
well not little mohcy by taking the EXAMINER with
The price Of the WEEKLY EXAMINER SO per year. includ
ing the premium and your share of the list Of
miums which fully described in twelve lagc Premium Supple
ment whilh will be free application
w. Z. HEARST. Publishar, San Francisco "a
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(which have bean we'll
Yes of the Eastern Hrmis-
1--we honey bee was found IN
the advert of the Europeans,
khe crafty, systematic. industriou.
little foreigner enigratrd to our
Inknewn, but wheu introduced the
Elled him the "white mans fly."
Ewo varieties of honey bee now
Heated all over the civilized werld are
German or black bee and the Italian or
Gixurian bee. II was not until 1850 that the
Italian bee was imported. The black or
Gsrfnan bee is really grny brown in color.
There are severnl sub-yurictcs of bees as the
Heath, the Hungarian, Delmation, Carniolan
and others, usually named for the country
where they flourish and all Of these are ine
honey producers The ca,niclans are said to
be the best natured and 70 produce the
whitest wax. They are from Australia. The
Italians have become popular on account of
their amablc disposition and their practice
OF defending themselves better against their
enemies, as well rs on account of their in
dustry. They have longer tongues and can,
therefore, draw honey from more flowers
than the common bee
But the wisest writer oil bees has not ex-
plained by what mysterious process the
nectar OF flowers is changed By the bees into
honey, or how long the line of waxmakers
suspended from the top Of the hive convert
the kcasY they have eaten into wax, nor yet
the ssstst az the perfectly constructed hexa-
genal esiis that serve as sranares for the
sweets.
The sippson honey plant has a seed ball
With openieg at the base of the leaf. This
hollow ball is filled with honey from the
middle Of July until frost aud is the delight
Of ths bess, as is also the spi 9 plant, a low
growing bee plant which supplement- ihe
other. }hs one yielding ab,indnntly eyeniRg
smktt other dpritg the morning sorA4
lBse ifwers are usually light, hat in the case
Of the simpson honey plant the flowers nre
dark kurpis. yet 70 full arr they Of honey
sl,at in can s. lshsken i.s drops from a branch
pf the plast. Net only Aho,iId the bees he
frsnishsd witA an aburdauss ,pi flowers, bnt
Il also vel 70 senccur.g~ -wr~n to build
near The hives. AZ, the bird rehd-rs Keod assist
snce in destroying neths, whicissxs n n bead
ly enemies to bees.
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ONU ENJOYS

OND NNJOYS
Raih the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs j. taken; II is pleasant
and refreshing to tl,e taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidreys,
Liver and Bowels, cleansrs the syp-
TEN casctually. tiispcls colds, head.
nc 70 apd feycrs aud cures habitual
= shpation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
''y remedy oNits kind ever pre-
ticed, pleasing to the inste and ~
eeptahle 20 tile flomach, prompt il
its action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, It's many excellent qualities
commend It to Mll. It !. far salc in 5o1
and 81 hottles by all lcrding druggists.
Manufactured only BY the a.,
AkhfOaNyA Ez0retNOf co. I
- AN tsASotsoo! cAi, ~
soV1esyttI. xE 6fWSCek; NJ
* - = u. . ' ~ x
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MONEY

We furnish - -ryiii'nz Ne
your spare stsri-isfs. ir all
rstir-iy .a~-'>sd .slid brin <
BEGINNERS are -srring fr''fl
,nd rayfr fl,-,s iltfis est.e
ph,ymrnf ss,' trnsb yru "
iiifsfmatio,s skRk. TR,,
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15

DLACKsMIIH-W anted, a good black
ID smith; | have good shop. and tools
fine location; n good shoer preferred AZ
dress 5 f. Smith. Eau Claire, Wis, Box . 20
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15

NRAND BALL at Pacific Hall, 1873 East
i Seventh Thursday, Jan. 10. A cordial
n1itatinn Is nytended to all
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
Notice of Application for Liquor
License.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
c. d., Mfn- Io, 10 1901

l.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following
named persons have applied for license TO
sell intoxicating liquors for the year A. ID.
1891, at the places or locations hereinafter
named
. Achterling, W., 751 Wabasha street: AL
brecht, NJ, 492 Mississippi street; Banholzer.
Wm corner Eagle and Washington streets;
Bremer, Wm., 738 University avenue; Brandt.
John. 377 University avenue: Bremen,
Adolph, so Rice street.; Christian
& Co, ID West Fourth street;
Cummings, M. j., 83 West Third street;
DIedenhofen, P, 397 West Seventh street;
Eggers, Henry. All South Wabasha street;
Eiswirth, Peter, 54l West Seventh street;
Esch, P. j.. 70 West Seventh street; Eek,
Gerhard, $50 Robert street; Ferris, B. F..
372 Wabasha street; Foley Bros, Claren-
don Hotel; Fischbaeh, A, 351 IVES West Seventh Seventh
street; Fisher. John. 90 East Seventh street;
Funk, NJ, Cascade street, between Colborne
and Duke: Files, Henry, q East Seventh
street; Goldberg d Shapiro. 364 East Seventh
street; Hermann, J. b., 29S East Third street,
Hermann, John c., 321 West Seventh street:
Hoffman & Thielen, 63 West Seventh street;
Huber Frank j., l4s East Sixth street: Hen
ming August 39l East Seventh street; Hem
mes, jacob 1853 East George street: Holzap-
,fel. FIR. 332 Rosabel street; Hopes q Cos
ham, 10 East Fifth street, Clifton Hotel;
.Jnds, VIM, 1913 Western avenue: Kos, Mary,
124 South Wabasha street: Koch, Charles
ATT West Seventh street: Lyons, M, $50
Mississippi street; Lindgren, M. S5S Payne
avenue; La Point, M. W.. 1O31 West Seventh
Street; Lorimer, w. W., 3y7s Jackson street.;
MAYER, j. H., 445 Std Peter street;
Maloney, James. Alb Minnesota street; Nc
Evoy, Daniel. 593 Mississippi street: Neu-
mann, Chas., 397 Wabasha street: Orie-
Z mann, H., loo West Third stieet;N Olsen q
anderson. $50 Stryker avenue; Pewters, j ohm
B., Is East Seventh street: POmplun Aug.
sos University avenue; Rothbauer. Joseph,
l4lO Pleasant avenue; Roessler, B.,
2S2 East Third street; Schade f.
H, S91 West Seventh street.; Schade,
Herman L., 965 West. Seventh street;
| Stahel, john 2O9 West Third street: Schau-
|, man, Henry, Gil Canada street; schneider,
~ s., 405 jackson street: Sonnekalb, Max.
|. .5lM West Seventh street; Thies, Henry, 664
jackson street; Unten d Lux, $50 Rice street;
Falek, NJ. 439 Michigan street; Wittmer,
/ Engelfried, 500 Randolph street; Waterman,
Charles, 147 East Third street; Wurm. K.
1913 West Seventh street., Wesenberg. Au-
gust, 562 Blair street; Wilson, Thorkild, l97
East Seventh street
. Now, therefore. notice is further given that
the said applications viii be heard and con-
sidered by the undersigned at his Office in the
new city hail. on the 3Oth day of January,
A. ID. 1891, where all persons interested may
appear and will be heard.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
City Clerk.
|
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L. Third St.-Money to loan ON real or
personal property; time checks cashed at
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
POPULAR WANTS.

The GLoBE's local circulation in the cities
CfSt. Paul and Minneapolis Is larger thail
the circulation Of any other new spaler; ana
il has become the rec 5gnized WANT Medium
for the Twin Cities
WANTS are inserted in the GLoGE under
classified headings according to the following
ThRLE OF RATES
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
STATE OF MINNESOTA, / s.

COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
On this 9th day of January, 1891. before
me personally appeared Bernhard Kuhl, AL
fred John Cumming and Maurice Auerbaeh,
to me known to be the persons described i'll
and who executed the foregoing instrument,
and they each duly acknowledged that they
executed the same as their free act and deed.
JOHN McKEAN, Notary Public,
lNotarial Seal.1 Ramsey County, MINI.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, IS.
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
Office of the Register of Deeds.
This IS to certify that the within instru-
ment was filed for record in this office, at st.
Paul on the 9th day of January. A. D.
1891, at 5 O'Clock p. M, and that the
same was duly recorded in Book K of In
corporations, page 571, etc.
CHAS. L. HAAS, Register of Deeds.
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srATE or MINNEsOTA. !

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
/ hereby certify that the within instrument
was fled for record in this Office on the 9th
n m. and was duly recorded in Book A 2 OF
interpretations.
F. P. BROWN, Secretary, Of State.
Seal of State of
| Minnesota
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WANTED TO RENT.

nOUSE-Wanted to rent. seven or eight
Il room modern house. in good neighbor-
hood, convenient to business and pay first
year rent with new Gabler upright piano.
Address, giving location, etc., II 75. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
sTORE AND BAR FIXTURES.

PROPOSALS FOR WAGON TRANSPOR-
L TATION.-Ofice Of Chief Quartermas-
ter, Department of Dakota. Saint Paul. Mimi,
JANUARY q. 1S9l.-SEALED PROPOSALS,
for Wagon Transportation required in this
department during the fiscal year. ending
June 80, 1892, will be received at this Office,
uutil II O'Clock NJ, on Saturday, the 9TH day
of February. 1891. and opened Immediately
afterwards in the presence OF bidders. Blank
forms or proposals, with full instructions to
bidders. will be furnished OH application to
this office-JOHN v. FUREY, Quartermas
ter. U. S. A, Chief Quartermaster.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
BOARD WANTE ID.

DOARD-Wanted. room and board in a
ID strictly private family. by two gentle
men: 6 O'Clock dinner preferred; terms rea-
sonable; central location; references; home
comforts desired. Y 16, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
MUSICAL.

piano TUNlNSm$l5g rs,c"sS cratehssi wGgS @
Wabasha ST., Room - city references.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15

Chicago St. Paul & K. City Ry trains leave
Ounion depot AS am. ex. Sunday. 80 p
daily; ar. 7:30 am. daily, $50 P m. ex. sun
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15

cars run without change. For rates ami fur
ther information apply TO s. NJ. OSGOOD,
Gen. Agt, or W. 81. WOODWARD. Tray
Aet., Is Guaranty Loan Building Minneap.
oils Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
INSTRUCTION.

4 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT-
n. ing thoroughly taught; best teachers
low est rates; day and evening sessions; send
for catalogue Miss j. D. Hess, S13 and 814
Pioneer Press Building.
d NOORDUYN, 489 Wabasha ST., wants
L =. to give some more vi olin lessons.
CT. AGATHA'S S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
y and Art. 20 East Exchange St.-Lessons
to ladies and children given on piano. organ.
violin and guitar; also thorough course in
drawing and painting, including crayon, pas
tel, water eoiors and decorative work. For
terms. call or address the Snperioress.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-15
DYE WORKS.

l. J ROCHEX, n. ". Steam Dye Works;
Il. Office, 416 Robert St, Ryan block;
works. So and 81 Indiana av
TANISON a. IT,, New York Steam Dye
J Works; ladies' and gents clothing spe-
cialty IA " est Sixth st.
KAHLERT 81 MlNTEL, Minnesota
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