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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11
The Complexion and Beauty.
NINE. NJ. YALE'S

Excelsior Complexion Remedies.
Awarded the Highest Medals and Di-
plomas From the Worlds Fair
Columbian Exposition.
Nine. Yale, the World-Famed Com
pleXion Specialist, is the most beautiful
woman living. Her beauty has been
cultivated and her youth preserved by
the use of these remedies. At forty -one
she does not look more than eighteen.
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HAMLINE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Showers, of Wes-
ley avenue, assisted by Mrs. Al. Drew.
gave pleasant party Monday evening
for their son, Perley Showers. Those
present were Misses Grant, Eta and
Mary Webb, Tempe and Wanda Griffith.
Edith and Cora Montgomery; Messrs.
Brink. E. A. and c. P. Montgomery, n.
l.. Laison, r. j. Wallace. II. E. Young.
A party of friends surprised Miss
Kate Webb at her home Wednesday
evening. There were present Misses
Bloomfield, Adams. McKaig, MeaIiff,
Rool: Messrs. Buck, Dugan. Stevens,
Collins, Grant, CrandaIl.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Martin leave
Tuesday for Rockford. Ill. They will
attend the marriage of their son, E. P.
Martin. ISL, to Miss Leila Moss, of Chi
cagO, on the 22d.
A special meeting of the ladies' aid
society was held with Mrs. A. Il. Drew
Monday to arrange for a New England
supper the 22d.
Cyrus Shannon and family, of st.
Cloud. are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shannon, of Hewitt avenue.
Miss Bessie Grant. of Minnehaha ave-
nue., will give valentine party
Wednesday evening for the Juniors.
Mrs. Brophy, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. I'll. N. Butts, re !.
turned Friday to Bloomington, Ill.
I George Farrigon, of st. Louis. has re-
turned home from visit to his sister,
Mrs. G. W. Kenworthy.
Mrs. Johnston. who has been spend
ing the winter with her son, left last
week for Norfolk, Neb.
| Mrs. Weston has returned from Alex
ta1N Ia, 81
death Of her mother.
Mrs. George w. Buck. of Minuehah a
street, entertained the Saturday Night
club.
Mrs. Wichard. of Simpson avenue.
will entertain the G. l.. S. G.. tomorrow
evening.
Miss Lillian Siegler. of the state UNI
yersity, visited friends the first of the
week.
Mrs. c. Chamberlain entertained the
Ladies' Home Missionary society Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. j. Griffin will entertain the
Fortnightly cluO Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Miller, of Cumberland, Is
visiting her sister at the ladies' hall.
Miss Genevra b. jerks, 1913, of Still
water. visited friends last week.
Mrs. Wheeler. of Capitol avenue, re-
turned from Fairchild. Wis.
Miss Olive Doolittle, of this city, Wis
tied MIS-. Griffith this week.
Jay Hamilton, of Cumberland, is Wis
iting college friends.
Miss Cole, OF Brainerd, is visiting Mrs.
George Ii. Hazard.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Stager left FRI
day for ST.. Cloud.
Mrs. E. .. Parks has returned from a
visit i'll Braiilerd.
| Max Crandall, WHO has been visiting
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water, had been killed at Edward st.
Johns logging camp. near Gordon. Wis.
The remains of Edward Johnson, saw
yer in Phil McDermott's camp OH the
Groundhouse were brought here last
night. He swas killed bya falling limb
Manager Darant. of the Grand opera
house, has booked Primrose and Vests
minStrelS for an appearance here OH the
10Th inst.
john Kennedy, Mayor Wright's bur-
glar, mas been received at the prison 10
serve one year and SIX months Tor
burglary
Everett Kirk AMI Miss Kirk. of st.
Paul. were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. III. G. Fogle part of the
week.
Samuel Peters, of Wabasha, has been
IN the city few days. Mr. Peters has
purchased boat yard at that place.
/ A large number of Odd Fellows went
TO hudson Thursday evening OH visit
to the Hudson lodge of that order.
j. Q. Hening, formerly resident of
Saltwater, now in Duluth, was in the
city few days the past week.
Miss Lillian Daniels and Miss Rose
Caplazi are spending few days with
friends in Cable, Wis.
Miss Elliott, who spent several DAYS
with Miss Eva Hall, has returned to her
home in Minneapolis
Miss George lsermann. OF Minneapo-
lis, was guest of Mrs. William Brigan
a part of the week.
Mrs. William OdeIl, Of Hopkins.
Num-, is guest of Saltwater relatives
and friends.
Ira King has been confined to his home
during the week with an attack of
pneumonia.
Miss Winnie Booren entertained Miss
Jeanette Hanson, of Litcnfield, during
the week.
Sam Loeb. of Duluth, was guest of
Mi. and Mrs. Charles Contain during
the week.
Fred Tozer, son of David Tozer, has
returned from all extended Western
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Law will cele-
pirate their silver wedding on the goth
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs P. D. Lott entertained
the Old Sledge club Monday evening.
John f. Norrish. of Hastings, was a
guest of Warden WOlfer on Tuesday.
Boyd Doddridge is back from San
francisco.
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Women Who Ride.
New York Sun.

new YORK sun.
The horsemanship of the women to be
seen in the riding schools of this city
causes derisive smiles among the South
ern and Western women who see if.
There are a few instances of fearless
riding by young women who have
learned to Scamper across the fields in
the country. and who have a good seat
and firm eye, but the majority of
women riders are painful 10 look at. 1t
is evident to horSewomen from out of
town, who ride for the pleasure of rid
ing and not to reduce their weight, that
the dread of too much fat takes most of
the women to the riding schools in New
York.
The riders are. in some instances, so
ponderouS that getting them in the sad
die is a work of breathless danger. They
always wear the highest habits posi-
BILE, and after the first few steps of the
horse their faces are inflamed and their
breath comes in quick and plaintive
gasps. But they stick to it until the
prescribed half hours exercise has been
accomplished, and then they weigh
themselves and dress, under the i'm
preston that their figures are regaining
their sylph-like and youthful prupor-
lions. The riding masters believe that
these women eat and drink so much
after their exercise that there is never
any perceptlble decrease in weight.
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SALTWATER NEWS.
Social and General Gossip of the
Prison City


Prison City.
The Saltwater capitalists who in
vested their money in the manufacture
or new computing scale, different
from anything ever before placed upon
the market. feel encouraged by the
manner Ill which merchants are taking
hold of the new invention. The factory
is destined to become one of the largest
III this city, and the working force will
soon be increased. A nickel plating out
mt was added to the machinery already
in use yesterday.
Members of the Young Peoples So
clety of Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian Church enjoyed a sleigh
rlde, Friday evening. to the home of the
Misses Lyman, few miles from this
city. The party numbered fifty and
the evening was pleasantly spent. An
excellent lunch was served and the
young folks returned home at midnight.
Judson A. Smith and Miss Nellie
wheeler, prominent country people re-
siding near this city, were united in
marriage yesterday by Rev. J. H. AL
pert, OF the Grace Congregational
enurch. Jhe marriage occurred at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. w. Wheeler.
"a 'hO iocdi HOTSemen dntlCl-
pated trotting matinee on the ST
CrolX track early this week, but some of
the horses that were entered have been
Withdrawn and the race will be de-
clared OF. They hope to have one more
matinee on the track ere the ice gives
out.
w. Is. Blrge and family left Thursday
evening for Buenos Ayres. Argentine
Republic, where Mr.. Birge will have
charge OF the Plano Manufacturing
company,S business. Their many Still
water friends wish them health and
happiness III their new home.
Friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs. John
Booren Wednesday evening, that day
marking the twentieth anniversary Of
their marriage. A handsome china set
Was left with them as a token of the
esteem In which they are held.
The order of the Eas tern Star gave
Well attended dancing party in Masonic
hall. tuesday evening. Tie party was
productive of much genuine fun. and
all who attended spent the evening
pleasantly.
The funeral of Charles Carufel, killed
a rev days ago in one of Jourdaip q
Mathews !Is logging camps near Cable.
w IS, occurred Yesterday from the
nome OF his parents in Somerset, Wis.
Miss Lillian Shannon was surprised
DY large number of friends at her
nome ON South Third street, Monday
evening. The evening was spent IN
dancing.
The news reached here yesterday
THAI george Copos. resident of Still
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GRACEFUL, YET ECONOMICAL
How to Give a Luncheon for Ten
Persons for Four Dollars.

HOW to Give a Luncheon for Ten
Persons for Four Dollars.
Mrs. Burton Kingsland gives in the
January Ladies' Home Journal the
menu and prices of luncheon. de-
signed for ten persons, that will delight
the hearts of women who wish to enter
tain, and yet must have due regard
for the expense. Here 1t is:
MENU.
Grape Fruit
Lobster Pattles.
Veal Outlets, Dreaded. Tomato Sauce.
Macaroni with Cheese.
Calves Tongues.
Tomato and Lettuce Salad.
Cup Custard garnished with Candied
Cherries.
Coffee.
PRICES
Five grape fruit. IN
Pound and half of lobster. IS
cents per pound. 81
Pastry forms. 5 cents apiece. .25
half pint of cream. .... 10
y, veal cutiets. 80
Twelve tomatoes. 20
Macaroni, cents; cream, 10;
:, cheese. Z -. .................... .25
Wo caves tongues. Is
lettuce ~ cents; mayonalSe, 20... 40
Ohe uoZen eggs. .............. .35
Quart and halt of milk, IL cents:
y sugar. S:...........;........." Is
Vanilla, cents; cherries, can
died. 2O..................... 49,. .25
Bread, Is cents; coffee, 9..... "a
oait ana Pepper.... Observation-Disclosures. .05
Total. Observation-Disclosures. SO. 10
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MACALESTER PARK.

Mrs. Spranger entertained a number
of ladies at lunch Wednesday. Those
present were MesdameS Harmau, Moves,
Frey. Ely, Mozzard. Hubbard and Miss
Pope.
A missionary meeting was held in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
Interesting addresses were given by
several prominent people present.
The ladies of the church will hold a
social at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Brewster, on Smelling avenue,
Tuesday evening.
The members of the intermediate de-
partment were entertained by Mrs.
Matthew Taylor with sleigh ride last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Grisworld. of
Laurel avenue, st. Paul. spent Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. Mounts.
A. b. Balcome and family, of Mime
apollS, were the guests of DR.. Balcome,
OF Smelling avenue, Monday.
Mr.. Holdridge and family, formerly
of the Park, now residing in Portland,
Or. are Ill with diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely aud Mir. and Mrs.
Mozzara spent the first of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Spranger.
In the First Swedish church entertain
ment Tuesday evening.
Prof. Z. E. Downing gave an address
before the freshman class in the chapel
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard were enter
tanned by DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain, of
st. Paul, Sunday.
A meeting of the ladies' aid society
was held with Mrs. Gore Friday after
noon.
The young people largely patronized
the INK On Summit avenue this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Beere entertained their
friends at cards Tuesday evening.
Prof. Anderson has been called home
by the death Of his mother.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis gave a dinner
party Monday evening.
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!nstaIIment.

Garments can be bought
in this sale, a payment
made and balance as you
please between this and
next fall, and thus get the
lowest price ever offered.
and yet not feel the pur-
chase. This is our last
lad" as we cannot afford
to spend much to selfgoods
at these prices.
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SALE Of
I j R. 5 |!

Our sale has been a great
success the past two weeks,
and purchasers have got
the best value ever given
in this city. We are sell
ing all kinds Of Fine Furs
at cost and less---and the
ladies who have got Otter
Jackets at 500 that cost
us $1,000, Seal Jackets at
S225.00 that cost usS25O.OO,
Astrachan at $50 to $40
that we sold before at $50
to $50, are mighty well
pleased, and know they
have got bargains. While
we have somewhat reduced
our assortment, we still
have a large stock, and
people who want Furs will
do well to avail themselves
of this chance. We hope
it will never come again.
Country orders will be
filled and garments sent on
approval as far as our
stock will allow. Our cOun-
try orders the past two
weeks have simply aston
Ished us by their number.
Ransom & Horizons goods
are well known and the
quality assured, and the
chance to get them at such
prices has never come be-
fore in 10 years, and we
think it won't again.
Mems Coats, Gloves, Nit
tens and Caps, Ladies'
Garments, Muffs and Caps,
Sets, Boas, Neckties, and all
go at cost and less. Fur
Lined Circulars at absurd
ly low prices. Ladies' wear
ing 81 and 36 bust size can
get the best selection, as
we are somewhat broken
upon La rger garments.
We will do repairs, make
new garments to order on
a cost basis; also--which
perhaps is worth your at
tentiOn-
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PRICE LIST
a"G Nine. Yale'S Advice.
FOR MOTH PATCHES, SALLOW.

FOR MOTH PATCHES, SALLOW-
NESS,
Thick, dead skin or any other discolor-
alton l recommend my Complexion
Bleach, and guarantee it will remove
all skin blemiSheS and give a perfect,
natural complexion equal in purity and
beauty to child's. Price. 81 per bot
tie; three for So. 1t is advisable to use
three bottles if the case is of long
standing, although one bottle is suffi-
Gent IN many cases.
WRINKLES AND SKIN FOOD.
Excelsior Skin Food will remove any
case Of wrinkles and every trace of age.
1t has been tested by the greatest chem
zeal experts and pronounced marvellous.
1t makes fabby flesh firm, and the old,
wlthered skin fresh. elastic and youth
full, Sunken cheeks round and plump.
Two sizes; price, $3.50 and s. per jar.
FRECkLES AND Ia FRECkLA.
1t matters not if freckles have been
from yoath 10 old age, La Freckla will
remove them in every case. In eight
cen months over quarter of a million
men, women and children have been
cured of fTeckleS and their skin made
beautiful. 1t Is harmless and wonder
full. Price SI-00 per bottle.
Ri 1zAfa AND EXEC LSEOK
HAIR TONIC.
Gray hair is now turned back to its
original color without dye for the first
time In the history OF the world. Nine.
Hale's Excelsior Hair Tonic is consid-
cred the most advanced triumph in
chemistry. 1t restores the natural color
to gray hair, contains no dye. and stops
hair falling in from "a hours to one
week. Can be relied on to create an
astonishing growth. For bald heads it
is marvellous. Price Sl.00 per bottle; 6
for $500.
GUIDE TO BEAUTY.
Nine. Yale will send her Guide to
Beauty" a valuable book, free, to ladies
sending cents in postage stamps to
pay for mailing same. Gives extracts
from Nine. Yale'S famous lectures on
beauty, and general advice on beauty
culture-the most advanced branch of
educatlOn-which gives every woman
an equal chance to become beautiful
anG remain young always.
Send all mail orders TO Nine. Yale at
her Headquarters, Temple of Beauty,
146 Slate ST., Chicago. Ill.
MAIL ORDERS-Ladies, YOU NAV
order your goods by mail. or get them
fIom your druggist. If he does not keep
them send Nine Yale his name. He
must be behind the times.
st. Paul Office, 107 Sixth St., over
Schliek u Co.'s shoe store, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House. Take ele-
vator.
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Impossible Cure.

Life.
Bodkins-Ooctor, how can insomnia
be cured?
Doctor-Well, the patient should
count slowly and in meditative manner
500. and then
Bodkins-That's all very we'll, doctor,
but our baby can It count.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11
The REAL MRS. CLEVELAND.
PEN PICTURE OF THE MISTRESS OF
THE WHITE HOUSE
BY A WARM PERSONALFRIENn
stately, Courteous, Tactful and
Witty-Her Hatred of Gossip
Mongers-How She Entertains
the Smart Set" in Washing
ton Society-Her Domestic Fru-
gaiity-Inquisitiv Nuisances.

correspondence of the Globe. Copyright.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-It is all but
ten years since the young graduate of
Wells college took her place beneath
the Bacharat crystal chandelier in the
Red room OF the executive mansion to
await the ceremony that was to unite
her in bonds of holy matrimony to the
then recently elected president. As
she stood there in her beautiful gown,
with her dark, soft hair, intense glow
ing eyes and almost girlish femininity,
she could hardly have been thought by
worldly wise observer to give promise
of great things. There are some women
who are" warranted to run"till marriage;
but that estate reached, there is no fur
Their development in them. But the
young college girl was of quite different
material. She simply moved onward,
grasping each opportunity as it came
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-11

R. Shannon, left last week for Hills
boro, Or.
Ole Nelson. Of Lake Crystal, visited
M. l.. Holly.
j. p. Davis is in Tracy.
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LOST,

L USI-DN ilb VII n =
IL wrong buggy a. Santa re bakery. Please re-
T OST-BLACK WORSTED OVERCOAT WITH
i checked lining Finder Will please return to
VI. r. Divers hack barn and receive reward
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A sSIGVEESALE OF LOTS CLOSE TO school
\ GOOD upighbOrhood: taxes low: must b. sold Al
once A. T. Hellar assignee, 40 North Main up
Stairs lie * tues II
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FOK S4LNMiscellaneous.

FOR SALt-A GOOD FIRST CLASS SIDE BAR
i buggy Enquire Douglas ave. PIalhins
Mill, So T.. Dou gias ave. NO. %
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NOR SALE-CHEAP SECOND-HAND Blu
i Columbus Co buggy make. 2J5 y Main 10 u
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ron Trade.

TToME MONEY TO LOAN on WELL M
IL proved city property. beach & Dubois. At
JOrneys 3H Sedglgick block. UlUi u
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M farms No delays. ~. wlett * Wheeler. ii9
\ Main It sun Tues * Z DIS Il
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TOR TRADE-FINELY GATED PONY; SAFE
l. for little children; will trade for guitar and
mandolin. good sdeboard. grocer cs. dry goods.
etc. Enquire 426 North kmporia avenue. iiU It.
WANTED-To TRADE 4. GOOD HoRoE Foli
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w ANTED-PERso.:s INTERESTED Is
ern Pusinc Is College, corner Douglas and Topeka
avenues Actual business department a. well as
ali oiher departments IL session DURING the en-
tire summer, loo Il
w ANTED-BUSINESS NEN WHO ARE -
w need OF stenocraphe-s or accountants to call
the National Acc untanis and stenographefs
bureau. Branch ofhce at the Southwestern Bust
Coll ge, wichita, Kan We usually have on
our application list, thoroughly competent BOOK
keepers and stenogra pliers, with first class refer
eEces- Belp furnished free OF charge, l7o Su l.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-GooD FARM IN
w central Kansas, and have some of the iinest
Standard Bred registered driving horse; VIII pap
part cash. assume a mortgage All balance IL
horses at fair and honest prices.
We have a fine house and Iot in the city OF hoho-
mo, Ind, worth $5vU0 to deal Tor gooo hd--sa7
farm. ,oao
Ne have a fine. large jack. weighs over !pg
pounds and nearly fifteen hands hleh 10 uea4 ioi
and and will pay alaDce In cash 1900, ,,..r
We have section OF good land paIt Dot1oiI neaa
kiowa. to deal for goods vii put III s-"'o III i4s
for good stock worth slOJU IT,. ,,,o,o,,.
Fine transfer outfit: running and max hs money
everything in good running order 10 oed4 iof i"1'
This l. worth inves igation . . 49,,
We want good FIRMS TO sell 10 our ea,.er1 1 US
This mont and haven't gone Into winter quarter
yet. l. 81 your land with Us -. .,.o- -.
We can handle some fir caiss STOCK rahches at
& cir real value. -, .,..,,,
with % acres Of fine orchard and can Sell II ior go
per acre ON easy terms II taken at once -,
W.. have some good lands 10 deal Tor cdttle anu
will give a square deal Address, -~-
KANSAS BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
III Horth Market, Wichita, han
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NOR SALE-FURNITURE-lW WILL SELL Al
L private safe all furniture in l. olel Meropo g.
ncluding bed room suits. chairs, stands. carpets
etc Also good hotel range ald brOller. Nov j.
your chance Tor bsr ain. D. L. i-~loh' IN
Ia. Hotel " ichita Kan. 10 L
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IDISALE-A FEW SCI OF ENCYCLOPEDIA
l. britaunIca C25 volumes Sompietej III good con-
1ltion " III - II cheap Tor cash. Address Ency-
cio,edia. " this ONCE. Is
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DOUicSficS.

NXTANTED-1wO DINING ROOM GIRLS TO
" go 10 Texas; wages. 81; tran portation
furnished; woman ia city for family of tbre :;
DO childre wages 80 week. J. Is. kenwor by,
Room {, 52Z Douglas. ltO IL
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" ANTFp-AGENTS re- SAMPLE SASHLOCk
w nee by msil < stamp immer Sc nFlvaled
only good one ever euJed, Beats weights Sales
unparalleled. a. u day. Broha d box ~ Phlia-
,sI MA e. .6j sundays.
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situations WaHted-Fenate.

NyANTED-A POSITION BY A COLORBD
w lady To- general housewCrk. Addres- c, care
pf Eagle. dis ~
w 81 fletcher block. 1862
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T OST-ABOUT TEN DAYS AGO. YOUNG
II Newfoundland dog with nickel chain col Ter
George II. lloyd g. CO." engraved thereon he
turn 10 ill East Douglas avenue and get reward:
I40 1t
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FOUND.

OsT-BLACK NEwFOCSDLANDPUP SEVEN
IL months old, White sports on breat, feet and
end OF tail. leather collar and tax tag. Return 10
sJ3 south Topeka and receive reward. ciiO IT.
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SdieSiIIeIt.

U-ANTrD-SAI ESMFN: SALARY FhoM
w -tart, pcrmanr ut place. Brown Bro. %,
Nursery men. : hiCaso, H. ecu uio'N
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xvOU WILL FIND THE MOST COMPLETE
I stock of tinware ana granite goods AZ DO tom
pricps al my Racket l52 North Main stree i4O Ii
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FOR S1LL-HOUSE!S.

i home on South side. Israel Bros. l4o IL
UtOR SALE-wE HAVE AN EXTRA GOOD
Il colt ge with six large roo IS al newly
papered with cellar, cistsrn: barn. walks anu
f-nces Come and at once as 10 only TAXES
500 to handle thi. home. Clment q Thomas
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INIID-SAI.E-MAN OK AGENi-GOOO
W raw selling pants 10 order, - suits "a
Inntei Tailoring Co. Cincinnati. q. dio tVl c GA
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IGEA u LATED.

A GENTS WANTED + THE FASTEST
\ ceiling holiday book Gbli~hed in ten years;
ga given awaN in premiums Complete ouiht -
rents. Also first class ~ mis- wanted Tor mag
d ,hcrnt Art WORK: Conta uing 100 ensraY nSs
I.,l,S a. ll0 ~
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FURNITURE AND STOVES CHEAP-OUH
/ store is chuck full OF new goods AZ second
hand prices see oUr line Of rockers. Few sec
ord ma d hard and oft cCai heaters EFT yet; wa
exchange new cook and netting stoves an Il lufhl-
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