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Nella Brown-Pond was an original
member Of the Boston Stars an or
ganization which for several seasons
enjoyed exceptional popularity. As
reorganized, this company presents
stronger claims for consideration than
eyer before. It's still headed BY that
sterling artist, deservedly the most
popular reader who has ever graeed
the American platform, whose name
is household word everywhere, and
who needs no euloginm from her man
ayers. Mrs. Pond has associated with
herself artists Of assured reputation,
notably Mr.. Charles d. kellogg, the
favorite Bird Warbler and Whistler,
whose performance for absolute novel
ty and genuine merit ranks lilQ among
the very best entertainers Of the day.
1t is utterly impossiblsto describe his
marvellous bird songs Because Of the
peculiar natural construction Of bis
inner mouth, it is highly proba bic that
no other in the world can approach his
unique performance. To one who has
not heard the wonderful bird melody
Of Mr. kellogg it is difficult to describe
it in language that will not seem ike
exaggeration, while to those who have
heard it even the superlatives will
seem tame and inadequate.
Miss Adelaide Chester; another new
member, has one Of the most satisfy
ing voices we have ever listened to.
1t is d pure contralto of wide range
and great power. Her tones are rich
and mellow, and she sings with the
utmost feeling and expression. She
excels in ballads; and, in short, is the
ideal of perfect contralto.
Miss Ida J. Low, who has been
successfully associated with Mrs. Pond
for number Of seasols as pianist
and accompanist, has been engaged
in the same capacity for this company,
Her sterling merit and pleasing APP
pearance are sure to make her a favor
ite
Every body should hear the Boston
Stars at the Martin street Opera House
tomorrow night.
n Z.
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- IN INDIAN suMMER Z

Local weather profits are volable
about the signs Of coming Indian sum
mer, which, if true, will place that de-
lfghtfnl season IN December, month
in which It does not often occur. a
week Of clear weather would be i
great help to contractors with large
amounts Of outside work Yet q com
plete, and at the same time be i boon
to people who cannot afford to burn
much coal at present prices.
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soME usEs ZOE nonAx ..

Sprinkle places infested. by ants
with borax and you win soon be rid Of
them.
Blankets and furs put away well
splinkled with borax and done up air
tight viii neverb be troubled with moths.
a little orax put III the water be-
fore washing red or red bordered tab
lecloth and napkins win prevent their
fading.
Ringworms will yield 20 bofax treat
ment. Apply q strong solution ofbor-
Ak three lines q day; also dust On the
fine dry powder very often.
Silver spoons and forks, in daily
use. may be kept bright by leaving
them ia strong borax water several
hours. The water should be boiling
when they are put H.
Put teaspoonful of bolax IN yonr
rinsing water; twill whiten the clothes
and alsa remove liz yellow cast on
garments that have been laid aside for
two Or three years.
One Of the best tl.iags TO cleanse the
scalp thoroughly is to dissolve one half
teaspoonful Of borax IN quart Of wa
ter and apply il, rubbing it well.
Rinse thoroughlyin clear water.
Borax water is excellent for spong-
ing either silk or wool goods that are
not soiled enough to need washing.
In washing cashmere or wool goods,
pnt a little borax in the w,ter. This
viii cleanse 4hem much more easily
and better, without injury to colors.
Do not rub them on board. but use
the hands, and throw on line with.
out wringing. Press them on the
wrong side and they will look almost
like new.
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rHE srIK.T OF cHElsrMAs.
Il Already whispering GOOD Will !
MEN,

Il Already Whispering GOOD Will ~
Men,
The spirit Of Christmas is casting not
"a shadow but glow before it. Il
has reached the hearts Of the people
and is shining through their eyes
heard a small ragged urchin on the
street yesterday say to another inst al
ragged, . Yon jist ought to see what |
got fer Jimmy fer Christmas
Now that's The sort Of Christmas
like. That child was giving part Of
himself with his gift But we older
folks trayesty q beautiful old custom
when we send the giftwithout the il :
describable something that the little
boy wrapped mp with his treasured
parcel.
All Ne. Il makes one sigh for the
days Of ones CHILDHOOD when ignorance
was real bliss and sure-enough Santa
Claus filed the stockings We didn't
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MEETING OF CONGRESS
BILLS To BE ACTED Iron AT THIS
SESSION.
coSGREssaIKS COMING In vKRr
SLOWLY APPROPRIATIONS RIni.s
70 REcEIvg ATTENTIoN


WASHINGTON, Dee. Congress
will begin liz second session Il noon
Il day, but from tile deserted appear
ance Of the Capitol yesterday one
would imagine that session was yet
four weeks distant. The senators
have been coming iii with such prompts
ness that there viii be but few vacant
seats when Vice President Morton
calls that body 10 order. The House
on the contrary, viii do well to muster
quorum. The Indications, are that
the House to-day win consist prin-
cipally Of leaders with very few fol
lowers. Men who have been III WASH
|ingtonsfor years and have Witnessed
the opening of more than score II
sessions, agree thai never I'll their ex-
perience has there been on he part Of
the members such hardness to report
for duty. The general reason for the
absence Of 50 many members lies in
the fact that the Democrats, relying
on their enormous majority in the
House. persuade themselves that their
own individual presence is unnecess-
airy; while the Republicans, knowing
that they can neither effect nor hinder
legislation, feel in no hurry to come
on to Washington.
A large number of letters have been
received in Washington from both Re-
publicans and Democrats giving their
reasons for their absence until after
the holidays. It is the general exprc-
tation that the session will be very
dull. The only committee that has
any work before it is the Appropri-
alton. The Ways and Means has moth
| ing TO do. The Pension Committee
ttzn1ds tlrv s6lsims.-l .itlaS. have n.
ready on the calendar sufficient bills
to occupy the House during the ses-
sion.
The session, is.likely tolse character
lied rather by discussion than action.
There are a great many Things TO be
done, according to the bulky calendars
of both honses, buttime and inclina-
ton are wanting. The thing that
must be done and viii. be done, is t.
provide the nsforthe maintenance
lof the government, and it is generally
believed that the regular annual APP
preparation bills viii represent nearly
Iall Of the positive achievement that
can be credited to this session.
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Our beloved William T.. is being
moved about in the political game from
position TO position like 4 man on d
chess board, in the minds Of his friends
and followers. The Parkersburg Sen
tenel Of a recent date says:
W. i. Wilson will not 90 into the
cabinet. Late political information
indicates the election Of Crisp to be
Speaker without opposition and the
appointment Of Mr.. Wilson as chair
man Of the committee or ways and
means
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PnANnrs or rnr MoNrn. .

Jupiter's shadow extends 10000, 900
miles into space.
Jupiter's fifth moonis 100 miles in di-
ameter and is 10000 miles from the
planets surface. It travels at ter
rife speed, revolving around its hinge
primary once in I2-Aours.
Jupiter win be stationary on the
10th INST, after which be will journey
eastward
Mars is evening star. He is moving
northward and sets about one hour be-
fore Jupiter.
Venus was in conjunction with
Uranus this morning. The most bril-
liant Of morning stars is approaching
the sun and by. Christmas will have
been shorn OF much Of her beauty.
Saturn is morning star. He is a
brilliant object in the morning sky,
rising soon after midnight and seem
ingly making his way toward spica,
the bright star on the southeast.
Mercury now wrinkles low down the
sky just after sunset, but such is the
rapidity Of this little dodgers motion
that he may be seen IN the east BY
those who get up at the cocks crow
on Christmas morning.
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CANADA ANNEX ton
THE QUESTION BEING AGlTAIED GER
TUE BORDER.
uNANiMous EXPRESSION az orIN.
lON In FAVaR or IHE Az
NENATfuN.

Z
los IN raven or 1HE An.
NENArtuN.
Within few days there has broken
ont h Canada i streag expression IL
What seems ID be dissatisfaction With
the existing government.
| Last week the people of South Nor
folk II Ontario helda meetingat which
there Was an almost unanimous eSgses-
SION of opinion in favor of annexation
10 tile United States On Monday
evening there was y debate HI Mon
treal. Uneoratf advocated tile ab.
spluto independence az Canada. This
WAS NJ Rddelpbe l4emienx, prouii-
neni ,ll'rapeh Cauadian. nh Elein
/ Myers. VI Toronto, spoRein behalf &c
aanpxaiion III. Myers WAS lately dis.
missed from crown attmneyship hy
Sir Oliver MoWatt, tnc Premier If On.
tafio, beeause Of bis pronounced views
4 III iaSDf OF amHeAatlpn.
| The meeting was addressed oa'all
phases Of the question, and finally the
people voted. There were ,6l7 votes
in favor Of independence and a92 in
favor Of continental union, meaning
Thereby annexation with the United
States Only 3G4 voted for the main
tenanee Of the existing colonial gov
eminent.
| The Conservative papers make light
Of this, but the meeting represents an
important phase Of public opinion, and
evidently OF growing public opinion.
There is Il large part Of the population
lin the Dominion which believes that
1.-THE alliance between Protestant Great
Britain and Catholic Quebec cannot be
maintained. English and Protestant
anneaationists are offended by thu
maintenance IF ihq legal status Of The
] Rqman Catholic Church and the French
language BY British treaties and stat
utes. They are wiling 70 see the Do
minion obsorded IN the United States
because then Quebec, as Il State.of the
Union, would manage its own affairs,
while the Notwithstanding provinces
would DO rid 81 responsibility for her
debts and what they consider her ec-
centricities.
Many intelligent French Canadians
haye an apprehension that the time is
coming when tile conflict between Que
bee and the other provinces of the Do
minion will result disastrously 10 their
church, law and language. They
know, too, that the province could not
be admitted into tile Union with the
privileges now secured BY treaties with
England. They aresurefiiat Congress
would not consent that an incoming
State should retain laws under which
the priests levy taxes, and Iii pursu-
lance Of which rights are established
under the French procedure Of tile
seventeenth century. Therefore NJ.
| Lemieux and many Of his compatriots
agitate for Independence, or nationali-
.Ity. in the hope, no doubt, that Quebec
would retain the powers and privileges
| Of Statehood
i This is the talk that is going on
among our neighbors on the other side
Of the border. Some day it may b.
more important toNls than it is now,
but any expressions Of a desire TO join
the Union made byla people 50 -isaper-
tant as the. Canadians must always d
4 interesting.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT Z
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Before Five Thousand Readers.
sItuat ons. Help wanted. For sale. For
Rent, Lost. Found, strayed or stolen, To
Buy. sen or Exchange Whatever Yonr
want. Make Ii known in This Column.

IThesgreat increase IN the local cir
culation of THE WoRI.p makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium in this section. It Is
read BY over 5000 people every even
ing. One dime pays for two line adj
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nishedfrce atthis Office its branches.
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lie cAnLlsnn lNnIAN scmooL.

CAPTAIN 4 Il. Pratt, supeyintend-
ent and general manager of the In
dian Training School il Carlisle has
completed his thirteenth annual report
andsentitto Washington. Theprogress
md growth Of the school have been
remarkable The boys during tie
year have earned sl6,6os 50, and tie
girls s5.170.l5; a total of 81 SIS. 8.
Their savings we're SIG. 72a.5s.
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coop wnarmnn Do eLnas rr.

Wherever the streets have been IN
any way obstructed by building opera
tons which are complete, they should
be relieved Of debris Of all kind and
put in passable condition for travel be-
fore Indictment weather occurs to pre-
vent the doing Of such work. This is
d matter which concerns the public
convenience and safety on all high
ways and should not be willfulIy neg
lected.
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Amt ATnAID OF rnrH Iumnrr

ARN'r AFRAID or FREE LumBMH.
William Armstrong, Of Belpre. Ohio
and J n. Camden. John r.. Mccoy,
Il. +. Camden and II. II. Moss, AL 81
Parkershnrg, have incorporated The
Gauley Company, 70 own and operate
lumber mills, coal mines, ETC.; capital
stock sl,0OO,000. This Company
owns valuable timber and mineral
lands in Randolph and adjoining coun-
ties of West Virginia.
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AmoNa rur sa,N

Nr. VIM. MeEhoy i stillvtay Ill,
Rev. ] ", Hupdly i indisposed.
Rev. 1 Il. Chamberlain. 1T tie Il.
p, Church. i seriously i'll,
Air. Ii NJ. Couehman. who WIS bad.
III injured at the d, Il o. shops IN thi.
city on Thanksgiving day, ID improve.
mg as rapidly rs could be expected.
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man.

On last Saturday morning. Of dip
liberia, Logan. Youngest child Of Mr.
and Mrs. H. p. Kilmer, aged about
seven Years Funeral toek place from
the house to-day AT o'cIeek gR,e'-
meht ii Greenhill Cemetery.
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TmE wonLp.s AMGANn

n used by the people of the world
and a world of people are using the
World Argand. Everybody in the
world ought to have a World Argand.
They are advertised by The WORLD,
and sold BY J. ". r. FISHER,
King Street.
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FOUND

The place at last where you can get
a first class secondhand heating stove
at J. W. R, Fishers for little money
on King Street.
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Miss Flora A. Jones, South Bend, Ind.
Purchased bottle Of your Blush
es Of Roses" of Arend, Cor. Of Fifth
Ave. and Madison st. | find it de-
lightful. Will gladly recommend it to
Others.
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Yours Respectfully,
Fred NJ. Roberts.

Ffeu At. hObeftS,
slEith MarshalL Q, Chicago. Liz.
Mr. Roberts is not the only one who
finds & Blush Of Roses delightful, as
many ladies and gentlemen can testi-
fy, who have purchased it from 4. W.
Gilbert & Bro.
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COMING BACK. COMING BACK. The great
" New York Bankrupt Company will open up
again in the same old stand on or about Oct
25th with an immense Stock of Dry Goods
Clothing shoes and Boots, Gents Furnishing
goods etc. which they will sell at prices
lower than, ever known. don't fail TO look for
the opening\of the Greatest Bargain house on
eartii i0fRstf
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TaUR Capes are very popular wraps this sea
son, for medium cold weather. We are sell
ing a great many OF them, and have Just receiV-
st a new invoice which you should see.
EMMETT Il FIERY.
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IIAVE ven looked over your wardrobe to see
II If any of your winter garments need clean
inn or dyeinpY such work Is nicely done by j.
1s5RDNER near wooden mill Gloves, slippers,
neckwear &c. beautifully cleaned
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II oST.-On yesterday eyeping between the
4 Market House ana Smoketoyyn q silk NM
bTella with steel rod center staff. Cherry handle.
Finder will receive reward by leaving q this
Office. ts@.@s'
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T3OITND.-On fuess:aY night. on queen street
ii watch Owner can have same by calling
at TINS oRI.D Office, and paying the cost Of this
notice. il-So'H.
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w e are nosy receiving our novelties Ter the
wv Christmas holidays. and Will have them
ready next week for your inspections Hent psit
on buying yonr gifts until the rush. Come ear
IY and get the best selections 81
= EsiMERT. l. FIERY.
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NyoIIR sweetheart will thank You for buying
4 that box Of candy Tor her at LOUIS Z.
BROWNS.
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A bill granting Mrs. jefferson Davis
an annuity Of $500 will probably pass
in the Georgia Legislature.
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TNID Winter Excursion. 800 genuine S3 Seal
MI Muffs for 81 80. EJIG ENE =. IL t.RifING next
deer Geo. Mannss Tonsoria! Emporium.
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HANDSOME LINE of Misses, high cut
IA Spring Heel Shoes at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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NOR RENT Offices occupied for years q
Il Dr.. pay Possession given April 1 1888
Apply az this Office s-aiHl
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Ty,SoN now 10 Xmas Is a very short time Just
n long ennug I'll to 70 to BROWNS and select
one Of those charming toilet cases Tor your
sisters holiday gifts,
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r1ILMER's China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful TEA aud Dinner sets.
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NMID Winter Exeursion.--h10 genuine SD Seal
MI Muffs Tor $3.50, EUGENE u. HERRING next
sfoor Geo Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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DRING all your children TO
ID LOUIS Il. BROWNS,

# oST.-Dy Mrs. ID. Al. Walker, a black nuns
IL veil. between Bendef1s and the new fac
tory, Finder will please leave at this office.
19-a-ft
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YnMER's ,1thina nan on King street for sub
N staa+fn Lamps
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FFyRUNk SALE--Great Slaughter Sale of
Trunks. think of good Trunks only 81 SO at
q. r. HERRLNltS Cash House.
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TaoR SALE. Good buggy and set new har
Il ness Price S20eo. Apply 10 4. ". STAFF
f1-19-lmon.
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HEADQUARTERS for PiIlsbnry x X Best
Ill Flour. Will sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me. 4. j. shy
DER, Agent. 2skl-6un.
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HILMER,S China nan on King street Tor all
IN kinds pf Dishes
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FJHHESE PRICES WILL SAVE Y0U MONEY.
some bargains in Mems and Boys Boots
Winter Shoes Mems heavy boots, high-top.
solid double soles and counters, $500. Mems
high-top. double lined, genuine oyster Boot So
81 Mems fuIl-stock handmade boot, $3.50.
Mems first-class gum boot, S225. Boys boots,
high-cut, solid soles and counters, 81 -. Wona-
EMS genuine OF grain or Pebble goat best in
the MARKET 81 IS Misses oil grain or pebble
goat, SlO0 ChiIdren's oil grain or pebble goat,
SIS. FIERYtS Sd0E STORE
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HANING anticipated alarge trade this winter
III on underwear we bought with that idea IN
our mind and havesdouble the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, inst think Of a good ladies vest Tor
25c EMAEIsTN& FIERY's
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MID Winter Exenrsion---5a0 genuine S3 Seal
MI Muffs TOR 81. 80, EUG enc L. il ERRING next
dSor Geo Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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KILHERS's China Han ON King street for
IN beautiful Glassware.
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KlLMER,s CHINA Han on King street, for
IN fine Ghinas.
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AENS SHIRT SALE.-50O men sworking shirts
M worth 10 cents now . cents.
500 Boys wnrking shirts worth 35 cents now
20 cents.
900 boys waist percale worth 70 cents now
&C cents.
20 ladies' blouse waists worth 80 cents now 50
DICK NICK NoTIs=-You can buy silk mit:s
i worth - cents for IA cents
You can buy straw sailors worth IS cents for
is cents.
( You can buy ladies vests worth Is cents for
n cents al q. p. HERRISGsstsreat cash House.
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DAKBEE-AustiD wants Grst-class white
ID barber. goood wages; steady work TO
right man. Pierce & Davidson.
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TGIoh1 Nlan% ad>/1u
AQV<r
FOR RENT.
Smith Il Tayior-s Eienting List.
Manhattan Building. Fifth and Robert Sta

{ YOkNER Of 81. Adams and Martin sts
~ eight rooms. furnace. bath. hardwood
finish. good repair. $500 per month.
store, No. Jg3 East Seventh ST. j; S50.0o per
month
Large basement III Manhattan building;
Agbt ard heat furnished cheap rent
The best offices In the city are ia the Man
haltans il you tlink Of moving. let US show
them 70 you.
$500 per month. corner Of Ashland av.
aud Arundel st.. facing south. large yard. a
the city.
Flats on East Sixth ST. three and FIVE
rooms. city winter; rent 5000 and $500 per
month.
Large house on De Soto 81, thirteen rooms
bath. furnace, etc iasge yard
smith & Taylor, Manhattan Building. Fifth
and Robert STA
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VI sIsECts..

D.asO ru SEf:-Ed,irt.ss > + IA, f,.il,lt
l. Box iaa. Postotfice. ST Paul, pace, u. 20 !,
references.
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WANTED TO BUY.
Cu1ROPODIaT.

T 0Ck VOID. THE CHIRop0DIsT-
IL Ali diseases of Tie feet. so and 2gi
Endicott Arcade Robert Sc. between Fourth
and Fifth sts
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FINANCIAL

ID M NEWPORT a SON, INVEST
H. ment BankeTA loan money on I'm
rToTed property In St Paul and Minneap-
oils at d er cent "on or before. OfhceS
New Pioneer Press Building ST Paul anl
Reeve building. Minneapolis
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,Cl.OAKMAhExG.

THE CENTRAL CLOAK COMPANY.
il 100 East Third ST.. are prepared 10 make
10 order jaeke,s. coats. capes Or Cal { new
markets in latest shapes. Fur garments made
or remooeted i'll best fugrier style; fur Innings
u specially.
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TO EXCHANGE.

EoK ENCHANGE-Im Improved farm; 50
Il acres; well located, nine miles from
Bridge square, for city property. improved
or unimpfoyed. Kane d Co., 500 Boston
Block MINNEAPOLIS
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w HELLER a. HOWELL control large
w sums Of money for investment IN any
legitimate enterprise. 81 Pioneer Press
Knildlug
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IOUSEWOkh- anled. girl for gen
Il erai homework. al 46J Virginia ay.