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DACrvIC NAvIoATIoN CONPANYn
BoeaA Fass ams Ser enohomish. Everett ea6
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON I'm
lesve Everett daily. except Sunday, e q N, IT,
seAtria -

ieave Everett daily. except sunday. q 4 N. r.
seattle
Leave Seattle for Tscoma, llaA
Leave Tacoma for eeostio n n
Leave Seattle for Evorott l:16NA
Leave Everett for Seattle, $40 h -
Leave Seattle for Everett. 0:SO = =
SUNDAY TRIPs
Leovo Everett for eoa1ale = M
Leave Seattle for Tacoma IL 40 A.
Leave Seattle for verest, $50 D. m
sTkAAEk HENRY BAILEY VII Leave
oeaetio for Snohomish Nondays wedneodavs ma
vxno.ye q m, calling ~ Auckilteo. Eass ana
hsadq1aytefs In beattlA City Dock foot Of Nsan
0troe6
Z. J. RATHBoNE, AGENT
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Fly on THE -FLYER-
sEArrLE TO TACOMA
Il enc hour and twenty-five minutoe
rRE STEAMER FLYER
0avang ooen rebuilt. II the finest passenger
steamer on the sound Regular daily and sunday
trips, seattle Tacoma route. - foiiows:
TAKING RyyHCR
fRuRsDAY. 0EPTENBEH La
Lesvs Seattle 3. 30 . m. l:9e = u aaa eco = =.
thar. Daily excspt Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 7:So . n. l1:0o - anA $50
m. sAaxn Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRlRe
Leave Tacoma . n. end p - dAan
Leave Seattle ESQ . n. and p n Sham
Landiss 1t y. r. wharf, Tacoma, ana Coumu.
sal DOCK foot Of Marion street Seattle
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MRRcHAHDIsa

Hops-Quiet and steady.
wool-Firm. Domestic. 270S2c; pulled. 40
SIC: Texas, 1712ic
Coffee-Options closed fairly steady, % to IS
points down. Sales were N.2SO bags, in
GLIDING: April. SA1SDi&D; Nay. 3lAN0
Ii 10: June, tia so9iaso spot Rio-Duii and
steady. No. 2. l7c.
sugar-Raw-Quist Rehnsd-yaiTiy setivs
and Arm.
Coppsr-Wsak: Lake I'll o.
Lead-Firm; domestic, N0A
Tin--wsak: straits, SOFIA
Piatos-steady and quiet.
6psltes-S,eady; Domestic. A0
BOSTON STOCK BxCHANoA
Bosros. April A-Closing:
Atchson. ......... A1.IMex Cenk tCoA1 =
Bell Telephone Isl lBuriiagton ~
CaicAoo BOARD o. TRADR
CHICAGO. April Hoard OF TrsAs sasssl
Election day.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, April A-Cattle-RsceiptD, Aooog
quiet and steady. Choice 70 prime saeers. M
O.. u.s. no extra on sale; Others. N2a1A =; Tex
ana. - S0eA<o
Hogs-keceipts. 10000: steady. Commea and
mixed. >sooe6 60: prime heavy and butcher
weights. sS6ye675: prime light. S&NDAeos
other lights, f. 2Se62a
shsep-Receipts, 10000; active and steady -
stronger. Natives, ~ 5Geh7S; clipped Texans,
8. 90(oa05: Westerns, p it1a7A
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORD.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF
i Seattle.
Paid up capital. $500 600
bny and sell foreign and domestic exchange;
transfer money by telegraph TO all cities In tho
United states and Europe. receive deposits Of
money and issue pass books or certificates there
for Our facilities for making collections are com
piete and Will receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
a ~ y w u " ICE tfessCens
J. FCHl H-................... asher
l. ). J. HUNT. = tRAUENTHAL
CoKREsroN DENTS.
London. n. NJ Rothschtld a Sons: Paris De
Rothschlld Freres; Frankfort \. NJ. l. Won
S,eiger & 20; New Ners, agency of hank OF Cali
sornia; Chicago, commercial National Bank;
bcston, Suffolk National Eank. san Fraactsca
The Bank Of California, Portland The Firs;
National Rank.
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Aeenmsnctns March 2ith pAsseugers leaving
YAsne on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridsys
ssasect same afetn0oa at Sorthport with steamer
- Ital rex. holsou, Nelson bslfouf. Pilot BAv,
I~~ssse@fth. hAste, ana SLOGAN. and passengers
-s.sshs from the north those days viii 40 ~
ssy thrvssh Ia ~pos anc. arriving al b 50 y. IN.
10y service Via this tire viii commence Abo0o
NJ leth. when passengers will go through the
assaay
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|IYSIrED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
Y GATED States OF America. district OF w Ashing-
80 Northern division. case No. 60
~ virtue Of writ Of venditfoni expOnas 20 me
n11csed issued from the above entitled court, It
- eult Of the United States ainst 1OJ fve-tael
~ nve-taei tins OF opium In accordance with .
lbcsee dated Mt seattle. Washington. March 20.
3goa pronounced In said court: hereby give pub
s Office tina, on the 7th day OF April, 1898. NJ
- hour Of O'Clock in he afternoon OF the same
~ at the United ~ ates custom house In the city
dion Townsend. in he said district, will sell
- said 100 fve-taei tins OF opium 10 the highest
~ best bidder for cash payable al the time Ofsa
THOMAS Il BROWN. U y. Marshal
- n A. BIsEIow. Deputy.
Dafsd March %. 1898.
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VNirEn STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
y United States of America. District Of Wash
u(ten, Nor heru division case No. GOA.
y! virtue q. % writ OF venditioni expouaa TO me
C1sctsd. Issued from the above entitled court, At
- sCtt OF the United states as znst 100 five-taei
w. o. opium. I commanded 10 sell the said
~ hsetAei tins OF opium in accordance with .
veesse dated at seattle Wash March 20 1898.
yAaoanced In said court. | hereby give public
SHee that on the It'll day OF April. 1923. at the
sNfef2 o'clock ia the afternoon of the same day,
ne niea states custom house in the city OF
~ Townsend. IN the said district. viii sell the
- 100 hse-taei tins Of opium 10 the highest
- nes; bidder for cash. pasahie AT the time OF
THOMAS r. BROWN, u. II Marshal
IN A. krGFIow. Deputy
Dated March 2S 1891
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VA
DOCTOR SWBANY
5lS Front st.. Seattle. wash.
Union Block.
This learn "a and skiilful specialist Sbrmeriy u
Philadelphia, p, bus nov % we'll known on the
Paadc eoast b. his leag sosidence and successfal
practice In Gan Francisco. Cal. needs no intro
NorsAwesk He he's at last yielded 70 their ne
euent aud urgent demands TO establish . psrmA-
uent once In 6eattlA All Of either sex troubled
with any form Of Nervous. Chronic or Private
disease now have IN opportunity to consult hin In
their very midst Do % this day, Is may save you
much mental and physical suAbring and I'D golden
yearD - your iifA
FREE TREATMENT :,.s, . : = = =
persOn.
LOST MANHOOD : :Ss ~ ~ ; -, =,
swful sisc,s OF youthful indiscres,ons. produeiss
weakness, NERVOUS DEBILITY. night emissions,
sxhausIins drains, pmpea bashfuiness, ioss q
~. weakness Of both body an brain, uniting
one for study business and marriage, treated With
never falling success
BLOOD AND SKIN : s,;::,:. p :s.:::
scrofula, syphilitic taints. tumors tetter ocxSmA
simplicity s srsdeasea rom Tie syss.@. " '''''
KIDNEY AND URINARY vel
pain in SIDE abdomen, bladder. brickdust
or white sediment in urine: pain while
urinating, frequency Of: Bright's dis4ase and Ill
diseases Of bladder Of both sexeaL
CATARRH Throat l .ns;s. ..As1: livsS az
eases affecting the bowels stomach. etc diarrhea,
ct once: cures effected - soon ~ possible
DDTVATUc diseases giset, gonorrhss, syphi-
HI ' "A i - lis hydrocsle, varieocels, tender.
ness. dwellings. weak ness Of orsane piles nstula,
rupture. quickly cured without pain or detention
from business.
IAnTES suffering from persistent headaches.
nAD1Do painful menstfu alton. leucorPhcea or
whites, intolsrable itching, displacement Of the
your sex you should call on DR.. sWEANY without
delay. He cures when others fall
VUD VTE your troubles. ifliving away from the
W A0A ~ city. Thousands cured q home BY
correspondence. and medicines sent secure nom
observation.
Book on SEXUAL SECRETS mailed me- 70
anyone describing their troubles.
Once h.urs. to ~ . m. 2 to and 70 p -
CAUTiON-Addresa al letters to
DIR. LEvERETT SWEANY,
IT'S Front St. Union Block. Seattle WasA
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poRr ANoELEA FORT TowxsEND. DUN.
! geneoo and seattle route.
fInD CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, November I. 1897
Leaves daily except Monday - follows: Seattle
q M: Townsend 10 80: arrives Port Angeles
2 N lAaves Port Angeles m. Port
Iewnesnd $50 p. m: arrives Seattle 10 p m.
LAAdinga, City Dock Seattle: Tibpals Dock Port
Townsend: Morsss Dock. Port Angelica
HATCH BROa
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- --~-----
|CfoKANE FALLS NORTHERN RAILWAY
DAILY ExcRPr SUNDAY.
f'WA n. Ly..... spokane ......Ar. $50 p m.
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no WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN; NOTICE IS
j hoeoby given that on the LIST day Of February,
1oox Albert Sadosky. Of Ballard precinct, King
oaaly, Washington. under and by virtue Of sec
HISS 1855 to 25a3 inclusive, OF Hflfs Code, did
~ Up es,ray, to-wit: A heifer Of lightfed
90. having two small white srots on the right
- end horns about seven inches long and being
o1ssi ~ years old, and due notice thereof having
M given 10 George Wener, the next nearest Jus
~ u the peace. and notice published and pro-
3 e4laRs taken required ny law. and the own er
= ~ sstray having failed to appear and make
~ ~ title thereto. now, therefore,
Hefics ID given that the undersigned will sell
~ osimai at the request OF the finder 1T public
opeo1ea 10 the highest bidder In front Of the once
4 0eosEe Weber. Esq. justice OF the peace. bal
Ind pser4nct. In Ballard. WASH. the 9th day Of
Apssi, lse3 al the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fore
ns6r GEORGE SHIELDS,
caassshie Ballard Precinct. King County, wash
psfsd Ballard. wash, March 81. 1893
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CANNED 6o0Ds

CANNED yEGEfABLEs--tJobbin Toms
toes, 2ia u caas, per dox. $l.Ss, tomatoes, gal
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IynlTED STATES MARsHALS SALE
y Csited States Of America District OF Waah-
Meeoa. Northern division Case No 800.
BY virtue Of writ OF ven diit0ni exponas to me
eisrcted Issued from the above entitled court, It
ne spit Of the United states, against 200 n vetael
- dve-tae tins Of opium In accordance with .
eerfee dated at seattle. wash. March 20. 1898,
pfoAouncea In said court, hereby give pubic
nssee thA, on the 7th day OF April. 1898, at the
esrr q o'clock IN the afternoon OF same day, NJ
- United states custom house In the city OF
MI Townsend, In the said district will sell tho
M 100 Evetset tins Of opium TO the highest
tad besl bidder for cash. PAYABLE at the time Of
Me THOMAS r. BROWN, L. s. Marshal
" II. A. HtsgIow, Deputy.
Dated March .3, 1893.
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HEAVY HARDWARE.

IRON PIPE-tJobbins)-W Wrought iron. mp to
IA, black, NJ. 10 and per cent. off list: larger
szes. 60 and D: galvanized. "a and under. 20
TIN PLATE - JObbing) - Charcoal plates,
bright; &c, l0xl4 to 1ax2O, $50 per box: TX.
5000: charcoal plates. terne. lC, AxA0 81; 2oxls.
$3.50: IC, redipped. 20x2s, So
SHEET lRON-(Jobbing)-A common
No. u, &c per h; galvanized, 55Q96o per cent
of list
SINGLE BANDs-Galvauised. $3.50 Per
pound: black, 4s<(4,c per pound.
SHEET ZINC-tJObbing)-Per n, SIC.
BAR Observation-Disclosures sizes, &c per d;
Norway iron. sc per n
sOLDER-tJobbing)-T inners. half and half.
Ito per n; extra wipiug, 15c
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RELLIN0HA1 DAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whatcom and Sshome Farhaven. samish, Al
ecortes. ffdalgo City. Utssady. Coupsvtus. LAus.
ley. Clinton. kverett, Edmonda
STEAMER WAoCO
Leaves Hsthslds dock Tuesday, Thursdays
end Saturdays at o'clock a M Tickets for sals
~ City Ticket Office s0a Second street
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r,.s. r....
o"uce "igner-Lsro AewsF-EFo.
visions Weak-Wheat Dull.
=. s. 1910. ros n.
eNSS A1"
HIGH wArRR Low WATER
q m lest n m feet a m. feet. Is. m. feet.
= ~ :. Il -, - -,
ga Is 10 Ts 81 20 20 % 5 ,S
6.a2 l2'3 II 0s isi 5iSl71 soi 81
$50 lle 4e0l7.a ls3I23
To lis 2.c4 1873 % so AS "a
O.o2 1875 $3.50 H. SIS 7,6 5.45 2.6
10. 1e:o II: ~ ivy z--o ~ ! o.SV 30
AT PORT rovNsxSn
. : a. : :. : : = : : : -, . =, -
"A al a. al az Ia Ia 90 81
6.2i IS Hiss 9Ss 3I5I79 sos 2.3
100 IS 49,. 49,. ass so Ao3 "a
0S 100 sol =! SO 7-S so &c
1.o6 W. TII.z I - NV ~ o.oo 80
m
SEATTLE. April 1888
Exchangoo ct Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
Ty..-..... ..,.,...
s..&t,. 80 az = s1SSso q
TCn sSsSS 81 ~
fvl.sno. .-......'.''..'-' soi'o" :" eo'"V W
While there has been comparatively little
ductuation in prices during the past week
witch might indicate q lack of active competi-
tion. vet treda bs. cont mad oood in nearlv Ali
it,. ~ sS~~ -
W. ~ y. 11
IN iarm procure nay ana gram remain I'M
changed, while potatoes have advanced. Butter
ana eggs remain practcally unchanged, tnsFe
osInk |. very snent mAlA.nE On On 1a..s.n
ploouc. roui'ly sno i've s'ocA sun MAINTAIN
sne Ioim.1 P,.ces saa ny mAIAe' urn. .I.:
.nSn. i.t,us ." .. 'oe Pic =. ae.s' 'sA''~
hides, and tallow continues to go down.
Lard and provisions are weaker and Quoted
somewhat lower.
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LUMBER-Rough common, per n, =: CON-
mon. sized. -: common. d. g. el2; clear, D. 4
g., &l6: lx4 flooring. No l. SIS: 1x4 flooring. YER
dar finish, sSOxS6: mOuldings. - per cent dis
count on Universal Moulding Book; shingles.
per NJ. y: lath, per N, y; pickets. d and r. %
each: gutter, SKA. SC: gutter. AKA, 70: 4x6, &C.
BRlCK-Common. $z.5o per n; pressed. @270
% per NJ.
-(Jobbing)-Roohe Harbor and Can Juan
Diamond. $i.25
CEMENT-{J obbins1-Portland, X. B. 4 q,
$500
PLAsTER-(Jobbins)-G Golden Gate, per Dbl.
@A2A
PLAsTERING HAIR - Dobbing) - Washed,
&c per h; unwashed, 4c per n
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These prices are what 10 charged farmers In
Seattle. buyers having to pay their own frei CHIT:
GRASS sEED-fBy the sack )-Timothy, SC per
pound; red clover. dc. white clover, 30c: Aisiks
clover. zoe: red top. &C.; orchard grass, Isc; rye
grass. loo: alfalfa. 15c; lawn grass, 35c.
SEED 6kAlN-wheat, $50 perton. oats, 332;
choice extra. "a per ton. barley. SIS per ton;
peas, &c per pound: buckwhsat. &c per pound
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HAY, GRAIN AND FEB.
Is: straw, a
WHEAT-( Jobbing)- Chicken feed. Per ton.
&2492&
neutrality-suspicious. per ton. $So
Bsrley-tJobbing)-R or ground, per ton,
t2aQeA
CORN-Whole, 81: cracked. Per ton. -: feed
meal, SIS per ton.
BRAN-(Jobbng)-Per ton, 81.
ED-(Jobbing)-C feed, t20022 per
ton; shorts, per ton, $2002l: middlings, Per
ton, SIS: oilcake meal, per ton, So
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
CAPITOL CHIPS,

Gov. Nelson yesterday signed the bill fol
an ''act to prevent blindness in children"
Gov. Levi X Fuller, of Vermont with his
wife, called upon Gov. Nelson at the capito
yesterday.
w. D. Tomlin, the newly appointed boiler
inspector at Duluth, filed his oath of office
yesterday.
The Manhattan Life Insurance company
of New York and the Odd Fellows Frater.
nal Accident, of Westfield. Mass, were re-
admitted to the state yesterday.
Gov Nelson yesterday appointed Mrs. j
@. Adams, Of st. Paul, a member of the Col
umbian bell commission to succeed Mrs. R.
NJ Newport, who declined to serve.
The Minneapolis Thresher company yester
day filed an amendment to its articles of in
corporation increasing its capital stock tc
ST, goo, 900 and its limit of Indebtedness to tht
same amount.
The state board of boiler inspectors began
its annual session al the capitol yesterday
with full attendance. Most of the day was
taken UP in discussing the revoking of the
license of Phillip s. Smith. engineer of the
PalIadio building, of Duluth. The license
was recalled on account of drunkenness.
The action of Inspector Tomlin was ap
proved by the members of the board and the
governor. The board, before adjourning
will consider at length the boiler inspection
bills now pending in the legislature
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After the Grip
In Miserable Condition


GALE OF BOOKS. ACCOUNTS AND
- Notes of y alsh and Moran Insolvents, of
Rosemount, Dakota County, Mimi.
In the matter of the estate of Patrick J.
Walsh and T. F. Moran, partners doing
business in firm name of Walsh and Moran,
Observation-Disclosures Court, First Judicial
District. Dakota County. Mimi
Notice is hereby given that I, as assignee
of above insolyent estate. will sell all of the
Books, Accounts Notes and evidences of in
debtedness remaining in my hands, belonging
to and turned over to me III said insolvent
estate, at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash. at Peter Heinen's place OF business
in Rosemount Dakota county. Minnesota, on
Friday, March Sd, 1693 at o'clock p m. of
said day, list and description of which may
be seen at my place of business herein given
below. JAMES E. MULRO0NEY.
Assignee
Address 274 East Sixth Street, St. Paul, Min
nesota.
February 18th, 1893.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
SUIT ON A CONTRACT.
Alexander Wants What He Would
Have NTade-COupt Notes


Have Made-Court Notes.
Louis Il. Alexander has sued the St.
Paul German Accident Insurance COM
pany to recover S4,400. Alexander
agreed to act as agent for the defendant
for three years, but was discharged be-
fore his time expired. He claimed that
he was thus cut off from earning S1,050
per month commission, besides $50 a
month salary for the remainder of the
three years and has sued to recover the
total amount he claims he would have
earned during the remainder of the
contract period.
Judge Kerr's court is engaged in try
ing the case of Veronica Nettersheim,
as administrator, against the Chicago,
Milwaukee 81 st. Paul Railway Com
pany, brought to recover damages for
the death of Theodore Aschen. who was
run down by short line train in De-
cember, 1890.
Judge Brill heard five more of the
Bushnell 81 Bushnell cases yesterday
and ordered findings to be drawn. The
cases involve the title and rights of
numerous parties to real estate.
Judge Brill yesterday granted Henry
WATSON a divorce from Sarah Ann Was
son. The wife deserted her husband
for handsomer man, was proven at the
hearing.
Judge Brill has filed an order in the
case Of August Schilling ct al. against
Daniel Mullen Jr. ct AL, granting judy
ment on the pleadlngS IN favor of the
plaintiff.
Nellie James Ruffner Jackson has be-
gun an action against Anasteln Hoge-
man and others to secure portion of
the estate of the late James Ruffner.
The personal injury case of Peter f.
Penniman against the Kansas City Rail
way company is still on trial in Judge
Otis court.
c. w. Youngman has sued Basil w.
Rice to recover s2l667 due on promis-
sorry note.
Brown and Dyer ask judgment against
Lovey Bros. for a balance of S196.96 for
goods sold.
Judge Egan is still engaged with the
case Of William Porten against Jennie
Cauthler.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25

Sheets and Pillow Cases
at less than cost of mate
rials. Can't afford to waste
much newspaper space in
description.
d 800 dozen Pillow Cases,
90 Hx3o, thoroughly we'll
made, 12E cents; the mus
lin alone is worth I5c.
!, $50 dozen sheets, 9Ixoo
in c h e S, thoroughly we'll
made, So cents each.
-1' ImportediV einette Linens
and India sDimities, lie a
yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
CRACKERS.

The Crackers at Yerxa S
are baked at Yerxa' s--are
brought to the sales counters
directly from the ovens, and
are never twelve hours old
when weighed out. Their
price is no higher than
crackers that are stale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25

man Banker on suspicion of having
stolen gold watch belonging to Nav
Baker. Mrs. McWay and Miss Baker
board at the same house on Eighth
street, and are employed at Fogg's res
taurant. While.at the boarding house
last night Miss Bakers watch was
taken from her room. AS no one was in
the room except the McWays they were
taken in custody by the officer and
locked up on charge of larceny.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
DR.. TELLER,
$50 East Seventh ST.. ST. Paul. Mjn1.

Speedily cures all private, nervous. chronic
and blood and skin diseases Of both sexes
without the use of mercury or hindrance
from business. NO CURE, NO PAY. Pri..
Vate diseases. and allold' lingering cases.
where the blood has become poisoned coms
ing ulcers, b!otches, sore throat and mouth
pains In the head and bones, and all diseases
OF the kidneys and bladder, are cured for
NE Men of all ages who are suffering from
me result of youthful indiscretion or ex.
cesses OF mature years. producing nervous.
ness, Indigestion, constipation, loss of men,
DRY, etc. are thoroughly and permanently
~. feiief' VINO has had many years of ex.
perience in this specially. is graduate from
one OF the leading medical colleges of the
ousntry: He has never failed in curing any
cares that he has undertaken Cases and
correspondence sacredly confidential. Cali
or write for list of questions Medicines sent
pymali and express everywhere free from
risk and exposure.
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BUTRICK's SUCCESSOR.

Rev. Bovilie, OF; Hamilton, Ont.
Accepts a Call.
HAMILTON, Ont, Feb. 24.-Rev. r
G. Bovile, pastor of the James Stree
Baptist church. has accepted an INVITA-
ton to become pastor of the First Bap
fist church, ST. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
Clean Collars Cent Each.

Until March 1st, the Special Collar
and Cuff Laundry at the Plymouth
Clothing House will launder collars and
price is made to introduce their supe-
rior work. plymouth Corner" Sew
enth and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
Clean Collars-1 Cent Each.

Until March 1st, the Special Collar
and Cuff Laundry at the Plymouth
Clothing House will launder collars and
cuffs for one cent each. This nominol
price is made To introduce their supe-
rior work. plymouth Corner" Seq
enth and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
600 boxes Hurd's fine
Stationery at
II Cents

per box. Each box con-
tains "a sheets of paper,
ruled or unruled, and "a
envelopes. This paper was
made specially for US, and
ought to retail for CSC.
Lundborg's and Colgate's
Triple Extracts, Is cents pc
ounce; we furnish bottles.
$50 Plated Breast Pins at
10 cents each; worth all
the way from zoe to 400.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
THE MEAT MARKET.

% lbs Good Meat. S1.00
Boneess Rolled Roast. per b.. go. 10
Choice Rib Roast. per Id. 10 to Is
Sirloin Steak. per Io.........1213 to Is
Leg OF Mutton, per ID. ............. .12T
Mutton Chops. per H.. ....... 10 to rs
Fancy Chickens, per lb............. Is
Leg of Lamb, per lib. ............... Is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
To Make itoorn.

The plymouth" will sacrifice a few
hundred more Mems Business Suits
S12 and SD are the figures at the ''Plyin-
outh Corner" Third and Nicollet, Min.
neapolis;' Robert and Seventh, st. Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
F|ELO,NAHLER
g. CO.
SATURDAY SPECIALS,

/ A new Kid Glove today
Pat new price.
4-button Suede Gloves,
genuine Reynier. cut, made
Thy the Reynier people,;
black, mode, tan and gray
shades, black and self finish
Efings, all sizes. 1925 a pair.
h Every pair warranted.
f 4-button genuine Jouvin
|ooSuedes; tan shades only, all
sizes, 500 a pair; regular
price sI.75. These also are
warranted.
Ladies pure Irish Linen
Hand k e &c HE is, narrow
hens, IL cents each; 72c
per half-dozen.
And another lot of White
Embroidered Null Hand
kerchief, scalloped edges,
IS cents.