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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
G,TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF

G'TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- Ramsev-ss- Probate Court
In The matter OF me estate OF John Moriartv.
deceased.
Letters OF administration On the estate OF
John MOriarty deceased. late OF the Couptv
OF Ramsey and state Of Miunesota. icing
granted TO Julia Moriarry:
II Is ordered That SIX months be and the
same x hereby allow O from and after the
date OF this order, in which all persons nav
ing claims or demands against the said de-
ceased are required 10 file the same in the
Probate Court OF said County Tor examina-
ton ana allowance. or be forever barred
II IS further ordel ed. That The first Mon
day IN April, A D. 1894. al 10 o CLOCK a N. II
general term Of said Probate. Court 10 be
held al the Court House in the CiIv Of Saint
Paul N said county, be. and the same hereby
IS appointed as the lime ana place when ana
where the said Probate Court Viii examine
snc adjust said claims ard demands
AnG II Is further ordered. That notice Of
srcE hearing be given 10 all creditors and
persons interested IL said estate bv form
with publishing tnls order once in each week
for three successive weeks in The St Paul
DAILY 6LoEE. daily newspaper printed and
published II said county.
Dated e. Saint Paul iris 18th dav Of Sep
tember. 1893
by the Cour:; JOHN B OLIVIER
is Judge Of Probate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
ProposaIs tor BuiIdiups-

It ) INDIAN SERVICE, CRON CREEK
- auG Lower Brule Agency, !. D. Crow
Creek Buffalo County = D.. September 9TH,
1885 - SEALED PROPOSALS. Indorsed
Prop pOsals for Buildings" and addressed 10
The undersigned al Crow Greek. Buffalo
County. = D.. viii he received al This Agency
until one o clock g. NJ. Of Monday Octogar
2lld. 1888. for furnishing alI NECESSARY ms
torlHls and labor ana erecting and ccmpiet-
ing on The slte Selectsc therefor on the Lower
Brule Indian Reservation, = D.. one 40
frame once or administration building. one
% frame grain house; one q frame carpeu-
ter ana paint shop; one q frame wheel
wright and blacksmith shop: one ID frame
house Tor physlcian's quarters. snd one "a
frame guard house ana police barracks all in
accordance Win the plans ana Specifications
which may De examined al The Offices OF Lhe
Builders Exchange. ~. Paul Mimi; the
Builders Exchange. Omaha Neb: the
Tribune. Of Sioux CITY 10: the Dakota
Democrat. OF Chamberi1in. : D. and Al
TINS ssency. 4 form OF proposal Is attached
10 LIE spec lncauOnH. The night IS reserved
10 reject any or slI bids or any parI OF anv
bid. Il deemed for the best interest OF Ihe
service Ali bidders viii be held TO con
form 70 the PROVISIONS OF lhe Act OF Congress
approved q 2uguSf ]. lr9-. rclaIug 10 the lITui-
tstlOn OF the hours Of daily service OF me-
chaulcs and laDorers employed upon ne
public works OF the u5ted states ana ne
District of Columbia Proposals must SAFE
separately the proposed price Of each build
ing, and the period Of time proposed 10 be
consumed IN the erection
CERTIFIED CHECKS
Each Did must be ACCOMPANIED by 8 cerri-
fed check or OTaft upon some Unitcd States
Depository or solvent National Bank in The
vicinity Of the residence OF the bidder made
payable 10 the order OF the Commissioner Of
indian A1aIrS 1or al least FIVE PEI CEST OF
tne amount OF Ihe proposal. which check OF
draft VIII be forfeited 10 The United states IN
case any bidder or bidders receiving II
award shsil fail 10 promptly execute q con
tract with good and sufficient suretles- other
wise 10 be returned 10 the bidder Bids ar
companled- By cash IN lien Of g certified
check VIII not be considered. For further
Information as 10 location of the building
sites. means OF transportation. etc. eic-. ap-
ply 10 FREDERICK TREON
{. :. Indian Agent
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
- Ramsey-ln District Court
In the matter OF the assignment of Nicholas
keimunger, insolEent
Notice Of Sale of UneOIlected Ae-
counts.
Notice Is hereby given that on the sath tisy
OF September 1885. at two (2l O'Clock in the
aIIernoon OF that day. and al the Wabasha
street entrance 10 the court house in 1l, f7i1%-
OF ST Paul n said county. the undersigned
VIII orfer Tor sale ana sell to the highest bid
der for cash the unsolicited accounts Of the
aooFe-nameo 1nsoivent, Nicholas REIN
ringer
MI Relmrnger WAS formerly IN the grocery
business al the corner Of Rice street ana
College avenue in said city. and the uacol
lecteo accounts are subject 10 inspection al
city.
Dated September p. 1893
PETER HAUPERS. Assignee
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
STORES AND FIXTURES

STATE OF HlNNESDTA. COUNTY OF
- Ramsey-DistrIct Court Second Judi
cisl District
IN the matter Of the assignment OF The
George Il Lains Furnishing GOmnanT an
lnsOlvent corporation, TO John W Lane.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed, John n Lane. assignee IN The above
entitled matter. pursuant 10 an order of
court viii receive. Up TO and including the
5th day OF October. A D. ISa2 bids in wrlt-
ing for the sale u bulk in cash OF all MS
right. title ana interest as sueh assignee in
belonging 10 said Insolyent estate which
shall then remain unsul0, and in and 10 The
store fixtures Al the store 81 Nos - ana 436
abasha street IN The City OF 81 Paul and
that 81 10 clock IN the forenoon OF the -4h
Gay OF October. a D 1893. he viii repurt said
bids TO The conrt above named. al q special
term thereof. 10 be held al The court hunse
N st Paul, Minnesota and ask the direction
OF the court IN the premises: and if q sale of
SAID property TO Ihe highest bidder is approved
by the court ne viii Sell and convey the same
10 such bidder Each bid must be ecccrn
panied by cash or q certified check on some
solvent bank Tor ten per cent Of the amount
OF such bid ana the same viii be returned 10
The blooer in case The bid IS not accepted
Salo stock ana fixtures and an inventory of
The same can be examined at said store on
each week day prior ID the 7th dav OF Deto-
Der, A D. lSg3- The assignee reserves the
rlght 10 reject any and all bids
Dated ST Paul Mimi. Sept 10Th 1892 -
JOHN " LANE Assignee.
Rooms y and s2. Globe Building
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
WANTED TO RENT.

. 0OMS-Wanted TO Rent-Gentleman ana
IL wife want two or three rooms: fur
nished preferred Address stating price. z
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
GREAT PIANO BARGAIN.

One ELEGANT upright Decker Bros
- piano, style 10, al about oue-half its
value: II has only been used few months:
must be sold soon- L. c. Munger. 10. East
Third EL
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

Leaves Union Depot for
Chicago ana down-riEer
points 3-I5 D. n Ar
r1ves from same points
l zoo p. n Daily. Leaves
Union Depot for Chicago
and -. Louis. Z--31 .. M
Arrivesfrom ssme points
:55 an. Daily.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY
offices, EndieOrt Block. Fourth
StreeT-Acts as executor. admins
IstratOr. guardian. trustee. as
signee. receiver. etc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
INSTRUCTION..

DASCISG SCHOOI--SsS-s30 East sew
Il eui1 81 class Thursday and Saturday
eTelllEs tom 30 lu- dancing socIabie Fues-
day evening special rates 10 pupils Joining
on OF be1oEe Oct = N. E CUrran. Teacher
Ct. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- ano All . East Exchange 81. s.. Paul
1la1o- violin guitar snd mandolin taught
Lessons gwen ln drawing sud painting. Cal
or send for PROSPECTUS
TBEJ u. HESS PRACTTCAT- SHORT-
L hand School VIII open is anpusI even
iug sessio. Monday Gel. .: facilities 1uex
cs-leu, Instruction The best terms reason
sDIe- 20 ~ Pioneer Press Building
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
THEATRICAI.S.

7 YCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING
IL Room u. Collum Block, - Soulh Fourth
81. M-uneap polls - Pupils trained for the
siage: n.sEs written. revised and rehaarsad
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
TO EXCHANGE.

TWO GOOD HORSES, LIDo; part or all
l. fuel. feed some potatoes. INQUIRE IS
TweHty-seventh aY. southeast Minneapolis.
near IRgeSnrban
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
BOARD WANTED

RoA I'D aud rooms for gentleman and TWO
= cnIcreu - sEr1cily private family: boE
thirteen s-rl tGn- Madison school district
preferred: wiling 20 pay f8ir price for good
accommodations. Cali OF address George c.
Pound. $50 SjbIey 81
goa FissI-class board and rooms II
L pr1Tele German family. Cood cooking
and nome ccmfcr5s. address { 3e1. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

AK The boy WHO sells the papers
sud he VIII tell yOU more about
circulation than all the afIdayits
that can be published Just sry II
and yOu viii be convinced thai tlie
Globe leads all.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
KaranaEh & johnson. Auction,

GHERIFF'S STOCK OF BOOTS AND
~ Shoes at Auction-We Will sell at public
auction. on the mart north of the market
house, on Saturday, Sept .. at 10 a m. over
two thousand dollars worth of Mems. Wom-
ems ana ChIldren's Shoes ana Rubbers: all
hrsi-ciass goods and latest styles: attend this
sale If you want footwear Kavauagh x
johnson, Aucuonee=s, 1S6. ISS and 100 East
sixth st
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
A. III. NicoIay. Aactioneer.

A UCFION SALE-Co-ner 100 feet on
II summit aY. and go feet front on Ok
ford ST 10 20-foUt alley. Thursday afternoon
Sept 2e 1885. at I O'Clock. on the ground as
above, rain or shine. This valuable corner
Is on the best residence avenue. elegant Ioea-
ton, IN the vicinity of costly homes and
viii be sold TO the highest bidder: now is
your time to obtain big bargain for half its
present value at your own price on eaSy
terms OF payment. For full particulars ap-
ply only 10 A H Nicolsv. Auctioneer. Of-
ice l4l East Fifth ST. Ny Real Estate Sale
No T. gd5
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
WANTS CAN Ri LEFT

" MS CAN RE Liz 1
Ar the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and sunday
Globe.
N. D. Merrill, z42 Broadway.
s-H- Reeves druggist Moore block seven
corners
c T. Heller druggist a2s St Peter street
Straight Bros, druggists, corner Of RoIdo
and G1ouo.
William h Collier. druggist Isy East sew
s1th street
= r. Guernsey. druggist III Dale street
"A. Hirsoher druggist 9g5 Rondo street.
Parker d Wesiby, druggists, III Eass Third
street
Z MoCrudden, confectionery 495 Rice
street.
" =. Frost < Co, druggists corner selby
gnd Western avenues.
B. ]. wile, druggist so Market corner
fifth
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

Dining Cars on Winnipeg and
Pacific Coast Trains
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

Dakota Express does moi run wesI Of Fargo sun
days Pullman SleePers daily between St Pau
snG Grand Forks, Grafton. Winnipeg Fergus Falls
NsBpetOn and Fargo. Pullman FIrst-ClaSs ana
Tourist Sleepers are run on through Pacific Coas
Trains. c. Z. STON4e City Ticket Agent l63 ERs
Third Street 81 Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
ACCOUNTANTS.
notice of Mortgage Sale.

Il IA. TEMPLE. y5 S5ermanIa Life lnsur
IL snce Building. expert and auditwoIk
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
NORTHERN PACIFIC +!

The Dining Car Line to Fargo, Winnipeg
Helena Butte and the Pacific Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
a.0ST AgD FOEyD.

A-SfS A-NEB " u AB@
nOG LOST-Can The ladies VINO drcve up
l. Summit aY- Tuesday afternoon. 18th.
about 80. inform resident Al $50 Summit az
The - heTeabOUts Il q black and while Eng
Esh settler dog maj followed their carrlageg
nOG LOST-Black ana white English
l. setter cog named Bob plale on collar
marked " ilkin. Return 10 556 summit
av. and receive reward
DIVE DOLLAKS REIK : Z , vii 7-e 17779
L for the return Of large spotted red ana
write COW; had halter on ana rope around
horns l. ". Topping. 1898 summit aT.
D ING IOST-Near Hastings. on morning
II Of sept. y. by dropping from The Bur
liugton trslu, a gentleman 5 diamond ring
Full value OF the rIng Will be paid 10 any one
returning TO v. z. Nagraw, Globe counting
room
tsG GPtN To THE PU BIICr'-Our com
- plete saiesroom al 469-4iI >iDiey 81
Pr1den stove COMPANY
DOCK ETBOuh LgST-At noon. SEPT.
g. on smith av. near sixth It Liberal
reward # returned 70 William miller, Isl
WabaShs ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
BOARD OFFERED.

QOARD-Mrs. p W Premer has rented
OF Lytle Terrace, SO Cedar ST.. corner of
Tenth IN connection with I'D Cedar: as all
the rooms are south-facinE. they will be
found very pleasant during the winter
months: rooms will be rented single or en-
suite. with board.
pOARD-For strictly frst-elass board.
II room with steam heat and accommoda-
ton ct moderate prices inquire at No.
Lyons Court on Slbley St. between Ninth
and Tenth
pOARD-Large furnished room. with
II board. suitable for man and wife SOS
Robert
BOARD = Nicely furnished rooms with
- board. ali moGern conYeuiences. with
in ten minutes Walk OF business center OF
city. 135 Smith Rv.
QOARD-4I2 East Tenth St.-Cosy rooms.
l. with board: good home cooking; best
OF surroundings; references.
RoAKD-Furnishedr rooms. with board. in
y large modern house steam heated rOomS
2l9 East Ninth ST.
QOARD-Lady offers front parlor with
II two sleeping rooms to four persons:
separate table service; ten mlnutes' walk
from city hail; price SIS per monlh: refer
ences required. Address L $40 Globe
T YTLE TERRACE. as CEDAR-For
IL rent one suite OF rooms, first floor with
board: also one single room-
GsOPEN To THE PUBLICr--Our com
" plete salesreom at .409-4il SibIev St.
Pruden Stove Company.
ttTTRE MINERr-Desirable rooms ana
board can be secured for the winter:
excellent location for business people I6a
College. corner Sixth
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

a. daily: b, except sunday: sBuffet parlo
cars on trains TO Duluth ana W Superior
TButet sleeperS Timing ears, palac sleep
ers ana free coloulst sleeDing cars
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

w ASTED-For the United States Army
ABLE bodied unmarried men between
tae ages OF twenty one ana thirty years: good
pay- raIIous- clothing and medical attend
snce; apIlcents musi be prepared 10 fnr-
r-Sh satisfactory evidence IS 10 age. charac-
Ter ana habits. Apply H Room 207. No. 81
East Seventh 81. II. Paul Mimi
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females.

(7O0k-G cod pastry ara mest cook where
- three regular meals are served: O'Clock
dinner Joy. Hotel Barteau.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

500 7a-
.. n. q N
909i 6:I
g. n u L.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

w ED-A Irst-clsss dry goods sales
nan 10 oher Dress Goods. Skirtings.
Bomets- tasslmers- CotGnRdes. etc. TO reiail
dry goods trade and general stores IN ST. Paul
sud vicinity No objection 10 another side
me ne VGy good commission on sales
and onpllcaies- Address Manufacturer. BOX
1872. PhI!soelphia POst0ffee
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

Pacinc Mail tdaiiy) Tor Fargo.
jamestown, Livingston. Helena
Butte, Aissouia Spokane. Ia
coma Seattle and Portland
DakoIa ana Manitoba Express
daily for Fergus Fails, WahDe-
ton CroOkStoB, Grand Forks.
Grafton. Winnipeg, MoOrhead.
Fargo and jamestown
Fargo local daily except sun
day for St-Cloud, Brainerd ana
Fargo -......------..-
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

4 OBS USEWORK-t9irl for general house
1 WORK 655 Martin ST
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

ENOf; SAIE-A person about to leave the
city has very neat rockaway that must
De converted into some cash Write M: 1t
will be your gain and my loss. Address Z
So. Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

4:I5lI2a
?. m pm
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

"a ANI Ed - Statesmen OF agents: easv
work geoo LAY selling pants 10 order
81 SUITS SIS. Hunter Tailoring COMPANY
Cincinnati. Ohio
" ANTED-Goung people TO learn teIeg-
~ rsrhE shorthand. bookkeeping. etc
siuqenIs can make bosrd. Globe Business
lol.eEe. Enlicail Ruil1in-
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

ST. Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22
GREAT NORTHERN RAIL WAY

Tinkoio 500 Nicailet av.. Minneapolis s5 z 81
IGhslO ST, ST Paul Union depofs both cities
LEAVE ST. Paul Union Depot. ARRYT-
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

IL misses aHd ehiitiFen'S clothing made To
order NFs. BoFlen- Room g. New siann-
EeiIner building
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-22

15HitN EScept sunday Leave Arrive
tE1 Monday 1i-N- satursiav- 81 p n - Pnpi
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should shy or run too close to the wall One
end was a solid eXpAnse OF mirrors above the
wainseotinR. They were obviously to enable
riders to see themselves as others see them.
The ring was bounded by three walls and q
high fence or partition with big sliding gate.
Outside this partition, and between II and the
dressing rooms. Offices. and reception room,
was wide space also covered with tanbark.
Grooms walked the horses here aud the riders
the gate was opened and the horses pranced
into the ring.
Outside the windows OF the reception room
stood short stout. mlddls-aged woman and
tall thin young girl TheJ were eytdsntlI
mother and daughter. The motheT's habit
torehsad was puekeTed up with anxiety; the
aaughter wore a serene and pAtToni Eing air,
Inc daughter mounted with as much ease As
abe had been sitting down In rocking chair
FuP while she gathered up the Teins.
20 on, mamma" she said
I've got 10 get on before can 80 on
answered mamma, hOpelessly
Now, madam" said the teacher
Il seems to me" said mamma with an evil
hoEsS Jou have for me IL an unusually tall. !"
There nothing the matter with the horse
mamma, said the gtIl, with an irreFersnt alt
81 enloying the whole thing hu4 ely, Hes ali
right The troubles With you."
the fact; But she was too low 10 her mind ES
vel as In stature TO resent the lmputAtiOn.
How do you do II. dear /" she sighed, with
~ AdmirinR glance AZ her DAUGHTER
Why. lust ait down on the saddle 20
How can sit down on thing above msT
well snrlnE Up onto II. then" Was the next
plegr Of nial advice, hilaTiously given.
ihis. aiieg much urging mamma attempted
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sssiis ring esrfset In IN eonsiruetIop. e " "
- ~ you happen TO conhde 70 the Gorgeous
Being that you desire to see Mre. Beach, he is
the woman teacher IN this exclusive club. She
spends about eight hours dayfn tho saddle,
and u this generation OF the -Four HUNDRED
and the one that IL Just growing up can't ride.
the pessimistIc nobleman at the academy that
American girls are timid and nervous, at least
when they are grown out OF the short-s irt era.
As Tor herself she does not remember the
ns she S0u bn s on SS er ssE
sell whatever she knows Mira Beach says
that II IL harder for grown person to learn to
ride well, but that. on the other hand, there IL
such thing as beginning too early.
derstand what tell IL. At five years old q
child hasn't mind sufficiently DEVELOPED to
enable teacher to do much with H. At eight
or nine II is better, still have plenty Of
DO your grown-up pupils ever want 70 ride
i u the Park before they know how to Keep
Mrs Beach nodded EN- phatlcally.
Do you let them2"
oh. no, indeedl We have TO protect them
from making themselves absurd"
From which II would appear that the Amerl-
can girl. considered from an equestrian point
Of view. is pretty much the same in the exclu-
tanbark Of the academies.
The noble gentleman at the academy had
stated that more than half the patrons OF that
institution rode for their health. Consequent
society rides for the same reason. 1t appears
not. Society women, In Mrs. Beach's opinion.
have more endurance than any other known
class OF human beings Perhaps they do spend
even at the height OF the season they rarely
miss their morning ride.
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMIs.
Dainty Device. aad Notices Made by Low
IrE Hands Tor Friends.


iTE Hands tor Friends.
To the woman OF leisure and artistic taste
there are many dainty little gifts for the Yule-
tide that involve no great expenditure OF time
or money aud are all the dearer because OF the
touch OF the loving hand in their fashlonlng.
One new and dainty device there is. which is
the decorating Of the box in which the gift Is
sent Everybody knows that however simple
the gift 1t seems doubly dear II wrapped up
daintily and prsttily. One OF the prettlest
ways OF wrapping tho ordinary boxes which
hide the sur prisss Is 10 use fresh white tissue
paper tied round with scarlet baby ribbon and
with littlo branch II holly with red berries
tucked under the stri"R on the op Of each box.
Still more dainty are the new decorated boxes
OF mOirG paper with trail OF wild roses with
many loose soft petals floating down over the
cover. and the motto:
Nov 10" e.. ne -, p. nTI =. ,sll ne i To-:
what must body dor
Then there are torGst-me,nots with suita-
that's for thoughts" There are pretty little
holders made Of white Kid lined with satin,
Thsy come, too. IN little white box. with tho
cover saying In silt letters:
There Is hand 80 dear TO me
That snsn I zee = touring tsa
Ia that hand wul burned Gs,
That NV send lhis little holder
In the place OF a Christmas card there comes
now lltke enye!opes Of rough, thin art paper,
paintsh on the outside with yiolets. tied up
with violet ribbon, aud filled with violet sachqt
powder. Little calendars painted in the deli
cate French designs. with festoons Of fine
flowers tied up with hoWs Of ribbon. come no
larger than Christmas card. and are pleas
ant remembrance Of the day.
Perhaps the most popular OF the season
fancy work are the dainty objects made OF
white linen and embroidered Ia colors- some
OF the newest Of these aTe the memorandum
books, the calendars Of which are made OF two
pieces OF card board about as large as playing
cards aud arranged so that thsy Stand up very
much as children build card houses. There
are holders for everything under heaven. from
this year Yery beautiful inlAli frames OF pol
ished wood, aud blOttsFs and trays for the
writing table, all made By women. aud most
sXqulsitely made, too; while the craze for
china toilet articles Eiyss eysry woman Of dec
orative taste happy outlet for her iancJ for
having her Christmas gifts home made.