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In the Pas. Tense.

The fair girl had promised TO be his
wife, and he was more than proud of il.
Possibly she was not. because he had
only bis money To recommend him.
In any event che had made him swear
10 keep Il secret until she should tell
him to divulgs it.
1t might have been she had others on
the string whom she wished to let down
easy.
Such things have happened.
One week after he had given her his
sacred word OK honor she made a round
of calls.
When she came home she was any
thing but angelic In her temper.
She said little. however. for she knew
he would be around in the evening.
He did that seven times a week. and
was thoroughly unhappy because it was
not possible 20 make it eight or ten.
When he met her betinnes she was 60
frigid that he asked IL the register was
not turned of.
and several other people We were en-
gagedS'
Yes be responded hesitatingly.
Her face flushed and her lips quiversd
with anger.
She was about 10 fy III the handle.
but she took a second thought.
He could see the change. and he felt
relieved.
Pardon me- she said. for almost
Forgetting myself You only spoks the
truth. We wers engaged
Ard The emphasis she crowded into
that WERE broke bfs heart into SIS
pieces. - Detroit Free Press
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1t costs you but two

saw the doctor take colloid csuoss. -
large a. an orange, out Of the left si6U
OF Mr.. NJ. E. Convsrss's face. Hin ~
dress ia Bloomer Center, Nonscalu
county, Micn. lie too remains well -
this time and has never mad any ~
turn of cancer. wish 10 Say 49,
this affidavit at this time fer the 49,
fit OF any and al psrsous thai ass "a
flicted with cancer and may rsa1 q
hear Of il, and for the purpose Of 49,
ing advertise snd assst J. n. Bacheaogs
NJ. D.. who saved my life, and dseesvoo
ell praise that II 10 possibls for - -
express IN the Euglish lasgvAGA -
all whom II may concerns
am very truly.
Nina. coExEIsA ARR.
Portage. Columbia Co.. VA
Subscribed and sworn 10 before -
the 18th day OF June. 1852.
s. M. s~rrB,
Notary Pub11oL
Y.B.-srs. Ayers present sddrsss \
Portland. Mich.
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Uslone No. 7oS we're also organized
tnrouxn No. S., snd are IN flourish
ing eoldipon-
Most Of the cabinet makers in the
factories are msmosrs Of the Caesnet
Makers union. Membership Is limited
70 members of the craft.
There ara nfsy-five members OF the
Plumbers and Gasfitters UNION Apra
Is, 1882. request wss made Tor nine
hours work with ten hours pay, and
other requests. II resulted IN stree
but . eompromlse was finally effected
TIE es.an - ID excelient financial con-
ditioa.
The Wood Carvsr&
The Wood Carvers' association re-
eesv-d its charter April 20, 1886. Since
that time wages have increased 81 90 .
day. A strike Was ordered May /, 1880.
for nine hours work with = CORES
ponding reduction IN wages. Recently
wages we're raised 3 cents per hour,
owing TO . scarcity OF earvers.
salesmen's union, No. l, Is composed
of clothing. boot and sAoe aud furnish
ing goods saiesmen. The members
have the q o'clock closing rule for every
evening except Wednesdays and Satur-
days, and for . week previous to July
1. aud two weeks previous ~ Christ
mas.
Tne Horseshoers union is nearly four
years old. IL has increased wages to
=. 80 per day. There are eight shops IN
the city employing union men excius-
lively.
Holland Furniture Workers union,
No. 1, was organized April 26, 1890,
and has large membership.
Brewers union, No. 10, has had two
strikes. The tirst, In 1856. for lees hours
and more pay. resulted in . victory for
the union. The second. May /, 1890,
for . further reduction Of hours, re-
suited IN another victory. The union
is composed of Germans.
The Journeymen BARRIERS union No.
organization the barber shops were
open until 10 or 1880 p. m. each day.
and until noon Sunday. Now the
shops close st 8 p. IN. every day except
saturday, when they remain open until
IL. but are closed Sunday.
The Machine Woodworkers' union
Was orgShlzed June Z. 1892. 1t has been
success. notwithstanding the differ.
ens nationalitles among It's members.
Bakers and Musician4
Bakers union No. 81 contains every
competent baker Ia the city. The
union has raised wages from 81 to 81
week for its members and shortened
the days work two hours. 1t has
never had . general strike.
Over 100 musicians in the city belong
TO the Musicians union. 1t was or
gauized September 6, 1888. Its object
- to elevate the profession and to &C.
ours better treatment and consldera-
ton, rather than to increase wages.
IL has had wonderful influence for
good among its members.
The growth of local labor organiza-
tions IN the city has been rapid and
most Of the unions that have been
formed have survived. The following
have disbanded during the past two
years: Wood-Turners Brotherhood;
Furniture Workers Protective Associa-
ton. No. 80; Brotherhood of Street
Railway Employees; Sharper Hands
Union; Band and Scroll Sawyers and
Filters Union, No. /; Harnessmakers
Union, and Teamsters Union.
But it is safe to say that there is not
city in the country containing 90
many diversified Industries as Grand
Rapids that has more union men In
proportion to the entire number of
iaborers and worklngmen.
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STOOD morning, sir" he said as he
entered the Office and advanced to the
gentleman who sat at the desk. Twill
you kindly permit me to show you
"Not today"
-"this valuable work? II con-
tains"-
FL haven't time to look now"
ia vast repository of informa-
tom
"Not today"
ION every subject ON which
you
my dear sir, r.
-"could possibly wish to be in
formed. IT,
mo, r
lis, as you will see, on even a.
"Look here, sir! p
-''casual examination, profusely IL
lustrated"-
will you listen to mel"
land handsomely bound in SUBJ
stantial style. Gam selling this
IF you don't stop your talk and listen
to me minute III shoot the top Of your
head OFF with this revolver"
He laid the pistol on the table as he
spoke. and the man who had been recit-
ing his lesson paused in its narration.
How long have you been canvassing
for that book
II just received my outft-not ten
minutes ago-and thought l might as
well begin work Immediately. Got it at
an office back there on the same floor Of
this building as yours"
Il thought so. Now let me tell you
that You are in the private Office Of the
manager Of that work. I've been trying
to tell you that ever since you came in"
Then l can't sell you copy. sup
poser
NO, of course not"
Then the new agent departed with sad
ness in his steps.-Harper's Bazaar.
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BrfcsIsycrs ard Stone wa.ers

The hvicklsysFs and stone masons
union contains $50 members. Since -
orgsnizston IN 1884. 70 hss raised the
scale OK wages from 1875 for ten hours
work 81 q cents per hour for nine
hours TINS has been done without
general strike.
There are sixty members Of the hu,eh-
srs' union and the organization hss
sacceeded in closing all meat market.
at .. m. II vas founded in March
1891.
The Painters and Decorstors' union
vas formed February 3. 1890, with
fiftv AT members Last spring the
members struck against working with
rou-unfon men. bus we're Only partially
.ucces.ful "A result OF the strik.
the Cooperative psins and Wall Paper
company vas formed. The member
ship OF the union IL constantly ia
cressiBx.
Carpenters Union No. IS hss sxstsd
snca April. 1854. With the ether
unfens IL has succeeded IA obtaining .
a-hour day, and 3 coats an hour.
Holland Carpenters unlon wss ar
gsnIxesf through the efforts Of No. IS.
and contains about fifty rn~BcerA
CArpsnsers' uaion Sa al and
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CLOAK MAKING.

THE Central Cloak Company, 100 East
l. Third ST., have secured the services
of first-class dressmaker well known in the
leading circles of the city as most excellent
filter Bring your materials and they will be
made up in the best style at very reasonable
prices Cutting and fitting, without making.
il desired. Cloaks of all kinds remodeled or
made in best tailor style. Fine work Of all
kinds by competent furriers.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF Ola
Nl0NEhS.

HNREDEEME DIAMONDS for sale
~ at a small margin over and above orig
inal amount loaned. That would make our
asking price about 30 or go per cent of their
real value. We will describe and quote prices
on few pieces we have for sale.
ONE TWO-CARAT DIAMOND RING
~ can be used for stud; this stone is a
perfect gem in color, shape and brilliancy
flawless ana cost $500: will sell for $780,
A PAIR of diamond eardrops weighing
N 1I2 carats; good color and brilliant;
stones cost Sl55; will sell for SIS.
ONE blue-white perfect carat stone, set up
" in stud. for $50; never cost less than
SIPS; strictly fine goods.
A PAIR Of diamond eardrops weighing
n carats, without flaws nicely cut and
proportional, pure white and extraordinarily
brilliant: cost 1885, we loaned $40 on this
pair; will sell for S425
ONE DIAMOND STUD weighing 95s
~ carats; this is n corker, perfect in every
way, color shape and brilliaDcy; cannot be
bought at Tiffany's, New York. for less than
$500 per carat; this stud never cost less than
$40 or $3.50; we will sell it for S275.
ONE solitaire combination diamond ring
" and stud; stone weighs about "a carat
white, good shope and brilliant; worth about
SIS; we will let it go for $35.
TWO or three ladies' diamond rings. set up
l. in fashionable mountings, for from S35
to $50; worth i'll all cases about 40 per cent
more than these amounts.
GOODS sent to responsible parties outside
VI of the city c. .. D., with privilege Of
examination.
INQUIRE at American Mortgage Loan
Company. Room T. First National Bank
building, st. Paul. MINI.
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AUCTION SALE.
havanagh ~ Johnson. Auctions
GERS.


DINE FURNITURE. CARPETS AND
L pianos at auction We will sell at pub
lie auction at the residence, No. 333 Nelson
av., on Wednesday, June i5 at 10 a. m, all
the fine furniture, consisting OF n Steinway
piano, fine pailor suit( ebony frame brass cen
ter table (onyx top, one easel, fine book shelf,
leather seat rocker. parlOr chairs. large sofa,
smyrna rugs, two oil paintings, elegant din
ing room chairs extension table ana side
board, one brand new Remington typewriter
with stand. handsome oak cabinet, very
fine black walnut bedroom suit gas
the body Brussels, Moquette and ingram car
pets throughout. Parties looking for bar
gains in fine furniture should attend this
sale, as everything is first-class. Kayanagh
Il Johnson AuctiOneers, 1885, 1SS and 100
East Sixth ST
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SUMMER RESORTS.

w OODRUFF HOUSE-Merriam Park
w Situated in a choice portion of the
famous Midway district, surrounded by the
best society of the two cities; dancing, ten
mis- and other society clubs; all sports and
entertainments; the drives and rambies sur
pass any OF the leading resorts; Shadow,
Minnehaha Falls. Bridal Veil and the Missis-
sippi river all within walking distance: fire.
quent cars both electric and steam. 10 both
cities and all the popular lake resorts; sur
rounded by beautiful shade trees. extensive
lawns. and fronts on the best park in the
state; fine tennis courts and ball rooms; large
airy rooms; menu unexcelled
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Il. Holloway. Auetioneer,
AUCTION SALE of choice

GREAT AUCTION SALE of choice
VI books: $4,000 worth to be sold at auc-
ton at the store No. 81 East Seventh st. com
mencing Tuesday. June II, at 2:30 p. m and
are sold: catalogues furnished at the safe;
these books are very suitable for public or
private library. In this selection you will find
Observation-Disclosures Chambers Encyclo-
pedia and Il great variety of useful and
standard books of all kinds, and can be seen
any time Monday next; this will be chance
of a lifetime to buy books at your OWN
price E Holloway auctiOneer
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A. III. NicoIay. Auctioneer.

A 7 AUCTION-Now is your time If you
n want to double your money Where? At
No. 500 Martin ST., corner of Mackubin ST.;
good improved business property. A. Ii.
Ncolay will sell at auction on Saturday after
noon, June %, 1892, at O'Clock, rain or shine.
on the premises. southwest corner of Martin
and Mackubin SITS, that desirable and valu-
able business corner lot, 40x132I2 feet in
depth, with good building on the same; store
below suitable for most any kind of business
grocery, butcher, bakery. or otherwise;
building 22x50 feet; store and six good, large
living rooms above; good basement and
sewer connections; now is your time if you
want a bargain, because this property will be
sold to the highest bidder, subject TO mort
gage for $4,000. the balance i'll easy cash pay
ments. For full particulars apply only to A.
II. Nicolay. Auctioneer and Real Estate
Dealer, No. IA East Fifth ST.. between Jack
son and Robert SITS. My Real Estate Auction
Sale No. l2S93
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BOARD WANTED.

pOARD-Wanted, unfurnished room and
ID board, in private family, by young lady,
within six blocks of Wabasha and Seventh;
references exchanged. Address Dbl. Globe
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TYPEW AND SIP.
PLIES.

THE REMINGTON TYPEWRlTEK-
Il Constantly improved; desks for all ma
chimes; paper, ribbons. carbon; send for cat
alogue. Wyckoff, Seamans d Benedict.
East Fourth st.
STENOGRAPHER furnished with DO
~ sitions and business houses supplied
without charge to either party. Apply 10
Wyckef. Seamans Benedict, "a East
Fourth st.
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Jebb q ScIlaucr, Auctioncers.

NOTICE-We pay cash for second hand
~ household furniture and carpets. If
you have some to sell. call on us and get our
figures before you sell We have $1,000 i'll
cash TO put into furniture or any goods which
we can sell. Jebb & Schauer, Auctioneers,
422 Wabasha St
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MUSICAL.

DIANO BARGAINS-To make room for
forty New Scale Kimball upright pianos,
we offer / Preston $50; Haden, $50: Dun
ham, SO; Schaff. $40: Jewett, $50; 1 Hale,
Sl0n al SIS cash and So per month. One
Chickering, Sl50; Steinway, $3.50. at $40
cash and So per month Two elegant Elmer
new. Also, 10 organs at SOS to $40, on pay
ments of S. cash and SIS per month. Any of
these instruments will be accepted at price
paid within two years, as part payment for
new piano. Whitney's Music Store. East
Third ST., st. Paul, MINI.
DIANO TUNEK-Address S. E. Crutchett,
i Box 400, Postoffice, ST. Paul; price, ST. so
references.
DIANO-For Sale-S225 buys a fine up
l. right piano; cost $3.50 a few months ago;
great bargain; cash only. s. w. Raudenbush
& Co.. 10 and 81 West Fourth st.
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE SAFE and fiat top oak Office
n desk for sale cheap at 245 West Sew
enth st.
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INSTRUCTION.

A GERMAN LADY desires to take for the
n summer few pupils in German and
French: no objections to residing in a family
where there are pupils who wish TO converse
in German or French; reference, George
Rink, Superintendent of German, st. Paul
and John n. Greer, principal North Side
High school, Minneapolis. G 20, Globe
GERMAN LADY, from abroad, OF great
VI culture and refinement desires to form
classes for German and French best refer
ences. Address e 16, Globe.
INSTRUCTION given in pastel crayon and
l. oil paintings. Mrs. Babcock, No. 434
Thomas ST.
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DYE WORKS.

= j. ROCHEX, N. w. Steam Dye Works
l. Office. 416 Robert ST., Ryan block works,
IS and 81 Indiana av.
JAMESON & CO., New York Steam Dye
Works; ladies' and gents clothing a
specially. ii West Sixth st.
KAHLERT & MINTEL, Minnesota
N Steam Dye Works, pa East Seventh.
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EoR sALE-second-hand carriage and
l. two-se9ted phaeton, ana one single
phaeton. No. AL. 4l3 and AS Cedsr st.
Mantle & Wurta
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QICYCLE-For sale. bicycle; a Columbia
ID '9l safety, in good order. R. A. Pratt,
Red Wing, MINI.
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FOR SALE-Three fine young horses
L Any one looking for bargain call at SIC
MiSSiSSipDi ST
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PROFESSIONAL.

CCIENTIFIC FACE MASSAGE and
~ complexion treatment; also manicuring
Mrs. Hughes, "a Mannheimer Block.
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GREAT BARGAINs-Elegant light vic.
VI toria- coupe rockaway extension family
and double harness. siIver-piated; imported
side saddle; all new and first-class: will be
sold separately: can be seen at Kings Car
rage Rooms, corner Fourth and Minnesota
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DICYCLE-For sale. youths bicycle, near
ID ly new at less than half-cost. Inquire
1f6 West Seventh,
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EWsPAPE FOR SALE-The whole
~ or half interest in a good paying
newspaper and job printing business is for
sale at q reasonable price. and ON easy terms;
well equipped with material and run by
power; business of $4,000 per year. Other
business requires attention; don't answer
unless you have m oney and mean business.
Address II. s., Globe
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CUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently re-
y moved from the face, neck. arms. breast
orbetween the eyebrows, by electricity, with
out injury; moles and warts skillfully treat
ed. Mrs. Baldwin, "a Mannheimer Block.
Hours, Ga. m. to 5 p. 10.
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WANTED TO REM.

COTTAGE wanted. of four or five rooms;
~ good tenant: must be reasonable; state
location and rent. Address II. Globe
hOUSE-Wanted to rent half of a house,
IL st. Anthony Hill district; best refer.
ences. P so, Globe.
uOUSE-I want an eight-room house on
IL st. Anthony Hill; no children; in
answering give full information. 81. Globe
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OUR JUNE BULLETIN contains over
" 100 choice bargains, embracing all kinds
of business in all parts OF the country; call or
write for one. Western Business Agency 513
New York Life Binding
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nNE-HALF INTEREST in a profitable
" mercantile business is offered for sale =;
$500 required. Address d. T. c., Globe, St.
Paul
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MISCELLANEOUS.


AIRS. NJ. FRANKLIN's price list:
II Ladies' wigs. S.; gents wigs, 81; bangs.
Sl.50; 100 switches at ST each; gray switches,
$3.50 upwards l can match the most diff
cult shades of hair. 31S Wabasha st.
HAVE YOUR CARPETS cleaned and
II laid at the Electric Carpet Cleaning
Works, 159 West Third St. D. Kennedy, pro-
prietor.
DRIVATE HOSPITAL. SCHOOL OF
L Midwifery-Mrs. n. Stencil, 29s Martin St
CYSTEMATIC BETTING; $50 a week
- and upward easily acquired on small
capital by following rules contained IN
pamphlet entitled Turf Speculation.
Price. 81 NJ. Bord, Box AS. Louisville, Ky
THE CROWNED EAGLES are trying to
i pick the eyes out of the Kerry Eagle, but
the Kerry Eagle has papers to show that he is
honest and that his doctrine is pure and
righteous. d. Murphy, No. 81 West.
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INFANT TO BUY stock of gents furnish
w ings: must be cheap; no agent. Ad
dress G. % Globe
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DOR SALE-An extension top, platform
l. spring. two-seated carriage; in perfect
condition: looks almost entirely new: made
by E. NJ. HalloWell, and one of his best; will
sell for half of cost; also one double harness,
made by Charles Friend. rubber-trimmed,
with gold tips; both hame and breast collars
almost new, for one-half It's original value.
Inquire at 227 Virginia av.
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DEFORE you rent rooms. house, fiat or
- store see us; no charges. Schrams
Renting Agency, Manhattan Building
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Tor SALE OR RENT-0ne seven-room
L and one eight-room house on the hill.
20 Globe.
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EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. new, Selby av,
IL near Smelling: will lease. or exchange
on favorable terms for unimproved or wild
land. II. w. Smith, Produce Exchange.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

nor SALE-Beautiful lots for a home;
l. 500 to $500; on time. FIR. f. Wilde, Ma
tinnnl GermAn-AmeriCan Bank Buildlng
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DARE BUSINESS CHANCE-We con-
IL troll for number OF years to come the
building next to our store. 1t is four-story
building, with well-lighted basement, es.
pecially well adapted for a furniture, house
furnishing or grocery bushes. We solicit
correspondence 10 either rent the place out
right or connect the same with our establish
meut for parties with view of establishing
themselves on department plan. Steam
heating plant in the building. Address Gus
tave Heinemann, manager A. W. Rich & Co.,
Milwaukee. Wis.
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COR SALE-Eight room house and lot;
L fine grounds. all Improvements; S25
Holly av, cheap, and on easy terms. See
this Howard l.. Smith, 4l0 Manhattan
Building.
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GROCERY BUSINESS Best business
" chance ever offered in Minneap olsI:
good location, cash trade. clean stock; cash
only will take 1t; $500. Address Lock Box
$50 Minnan mills
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DOR SALE-Hotel forty rooms; lease
J. furniture. liquor license and stock for
sale cheap. Address Ills Third ST., West Su-
perior, Wis.
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WATCH FOUND-Watch found be-
w tween Seven Corners and Walnut ST..
owner can call for, by identifying the same.
at my store. F. Roberts. 21S West Seventh st.
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DRESSNIAKING.

I AIDES, you can learn genuine Taylor
IL system (tape measure and square) atvery
reasonable terms; this system follows every
fashion and gives a perfect fit. II. l.. De
Long, Agent for Minnesota, AZ Manufacturer
Block
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DOR SALE-Stationery business; also an
l. Al small restaurant at Great Falls, Mont
it will pay you we'll TO look these up. Ad-
dress PSI Nelson av, st. Paul, MINI.
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NOTTA GE-Four rooms, kitchen, cellar,
- wuter. yard, newly papered, cheap; an
other cottage, three rooms. S.. Call 236 Good
rich aV near West Seventh
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EOR SALE Good hotel, twenty six
l. rooms two lots: rents for $1,000 per
month: in Il prosperous town; price, spot
cash, S50OJO0 Address rs. Globe
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FOR sALE-A fine-bred three-year-old
L tilly. cheap. I'll Onkdale av.
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HOTTAGE-Neat siX-room cottage; all
~ modern convenience; located 364 Bates
av., one block from Cable line.