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81. CROIX STATION.


New York, March l7th-London news an
nouncss the reelection Of Mr.. Herbert Glad
stone as Mp. for Leeds %unoppesed.
Other advice8 state that the First Lord of
the Admiralty estimates that 81 500, 100
sterling will be required TO carry out the
Admiralty's programme including ef3, 1876 600
extra expenditure during tue next five
years.
Tn the House Of Commons the Secretary Of
State for Wan stated that the estimated
expenditure for his department will be
818,060, 900. He also stated that he pro-
posed to increase the Reserve forces by 10000
men within two years.
In the discussion which followed Sir Charles
Dixie said that he considered the condition
Of the Army to be bad.
Lord Randolph Churchill also speaking on
the subject, advocated a national defence de-
partment and considered that the best re-
suits were unattainable as long as the Chiefs
Of the war department were civilians.
The discussion ended without any action
being taken.
1t is reported that some changes will talks
place with regard to the income tax 1t is
expected that all incomes under two hundred
pounds will be exempt, above that amount an
increase of tWopence in the pound up to one
thousand pounds, incomes above one thousand
to be taxed one shilling per pound. 3.
Advices from South Africa state that DR..
Jameson, AdministratOr of Newfoundland, has
reported that some troopers suppressed a
peaceful message from. King Lobengula to
the British South Africa Company, and that
they also stole an accompanying gift Of one
thousand pounds sterling; he further reports
that this caused the massacre of Capt. Wilson's
party reported in Bulletin of 10Th January
last.
A despatch from Paris amour cos that the
police now say that the man Danwell
is really named Rabardy, and that he was
connected with Bour&in, recently killed by a
similar accident in Greenwich Park.
Berlin news reports that the Russian treaty
bill has been passed by the Reichstag.
A rumour is current in New York that Mr.
Huntington has, on behalf of the Pacific Mail
Compat Y, acquired control of the Panama
railway for the sum IF between FIVE and six
million dollars also that the transis ;hmian
route to San Francisco is to be revived. This
news must, however, be accepted with reserve.
The entire sugar trade of the United States
have protested against the sugar tariff, which
prohibits imports of raw sugars above SO
test, but admits certain qualities of refined
sugars at duties equa to some classes of raw.
1t is being petitioned that the new sugar
schedule be based upon the Dutch 81 andard.
New York, March 19th.-A despatch from
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NJ j S C G | | a II e o u S !.
Spectator, 17th FeJruary.)

Another bomb-outrage has startled Paris.
Ga Monday evening, about 8 o'clock, a we'll
dressed man. who subsequently admitted
that his name was Emile Henri, and who is
'bachelier sciences. flung a t~in.case full
Of bullets and some exp osiye into the cafe
of the Terminus Hotel. 1t was full of people
and about fifteen Of them we're wounded more
or less seriously. The tables n chairs
were shattered, ard the ceiling bears marks,
= but the explosive was weak, and the buiiding
is substantially |uninjured. The man ran
away, but a policeman named Poisson, sitting
ION the top of an omnibus, heard the report,
Saw the fight, and descending, made for the
criminal. Emile Henri drew q revolver, and
fired twice, hitting his mn both times but
the pluoky policeman closed in on him, and
with assistance, he was secured. He fully
acknowledges his crime, declares that he was
inspired by hatred Of modern society, which
must get itself a new skin or perish and
abuses Valiant as a fool for loading his bomb
with nails instead Of leaden bullets. The
police believe that he was one of three or
four men sent from London to avenge
Valiant, and it seems TO b. certain that he
was recently in London, which is NOV de-
nounoed in some Paris papers as the Anar-
chist refuge The Project of Police, NJ.
Lepine, expresses the opinion that revenge
for valiant has been arranged by a secret
organisation sitting 10 London and there is
even a rumour that for a time passports
will be required from all passengers. That
is probably false, for no Englishman has yet
been implicated in Anarchist crimes and
the passport system, TO be of uss, must be
applied to all who enter France-Emile
Henri, for example, having reached Paris
from Brussels by train.
The Parisians have in no way lost their
, 1894-03-21

police, and he will be tried in the ordinary
way. The Minister of the Interior, NJ.
Raynal, declared on Tuesday that the Gov
eminent did not need, and would not ask for
new powers. They would trust entirely to
vigilance and tirmness, but they found it
necessary to abrogate the liberty hitherto
enjoyed in cemeteries, and to treat them as
public places. No demonstrations would
heucetorword be allowed, nor would wreaths
IN future be placed upon the grave Of a man
like Valiant. The Project of Police is in
clined to carry put this decree very strictly,
prohibiting ev 4 the silent clarifying of
crime at Anarchists graves, and is endea-
vouring to ellist The sympathy Of the ordina-
ny police by special honours 10 the captors
OF Emile Henri Poisson. who showed great
dari ., has received the Legion of Honour,
and other policemen have obtained medals
and gifts Of money. That is right enough;
but, unfortunately, the Anarchists can dis
tribute tlei' Legion Of Honour too, IN the
shape Of worship for "a successful bomb
thIowcr,- and lhere are men who think this
KIND Of decoration a compensation for the
gultIotne. We question, as we argos els,-
Where. whether, IN an age of newspapers and
teleSl AIMS, there aIe means of preventing the
cyl n~otoricty in winch most criminals delight.
The crime itself writes their names on the
memories Of the passers-by.
, 1894-03-21

His Excellenoy Governor HEDEMANN ar
rived this morning from St. Thomas per
schnr. F~igilant.
, 1894-03-21

London is full Of foreign Anarchists, and
ON Thursday one Of them died under circum-
stances not yet explained. A young man
whose name is beloved to be Martial
Bourdin, was seen Just after dark walking
in the neighbourhoodo f The Observatory, in
Greenwich Park. when he stumbled and
tell, Instantly there was an explosion, heard
at a great distance, and a paTk-keeper who
ran up found Bourdin with his left hand
blown off, and his body evlscerated. He died
within ten minutes, having said nothing.
The explosive appears to have been contained
IN q bottle. fragments of which were discov-
cred CLOSE by but the object of the man in
carrying it is still obscure. He is known to
have been a leading spirit among IA group of
foreign conspirators. but whether he intended
to blow up the Observatory, or kill any
particular person, or make away with the
bO4tle as dangerous evidence, is still uncer-
tain. The latter idea derives its probability
from the fact that The Anarchist clubs have
recently been alarmed 10y the increased
vigilance of the police, and have dreaded
domiciliary visits. It is, too, almost incredi-
Bile that the foreign refugees, who are now
outlaws in every Continental country, should
render living impossible in their only refuge.
They must be aware that it is not only the.
police, but tho p0pulaoo, whom they would
have to dread.
, 1894-03-21

The Parisians have in no way lost their
heads. There was a momentarY effort to lynch
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FOR RENT.
81 Oul~tsS.
j. W. SheDa rd.

81 East Fourth st.
PARTIAL LIST.
@1S OO-.03 UNIV Err sITY;7 rooms;
+plCsOO city water.
Si50O-25) Sherman; i2 rooms; bath. fur
mace.
Sl5O0--217 Wilkin: rooms; city wafer.
$2DOO-6i6 Bates av. \ rooms.
30.h0-7Bi Cedar: 8 rooms: BATH furnace
$sO.09-364 North Exchange; 10 rooms;
modern.
ssa.oo-aa3 Grove; 0 rooms: modern i'm
provements.
Ss5.OO-7i4 Holly; 10 rooms; splendidly
decorated.
S4o.0li-3o2 Walnut: 10 rooms: frame.
Si5.0G-30I Nelson: brick hardwood finish.
Si3.C0-5S4 Dayton; rooms: elegant ioca'
ton.
S45.00-629 Ashland: rooms; bath,
laundry.
S5..Oj-4O5 Ashland: 10 rooms; entirely
modern.
S5aOO-a64 South Exchange; laundry. dec
Grafton handsome.
S7U.GO-i13 Farringten: 10 rooms: o. X.
sUBURBAN-MERRIAM PARK.
S15.0G-ii7J Carroll; Z rooms; city water.
Sls.0G-lf77 SelDy; 10 rooms (furnishedl.
S20.Oc-l930 lglehart; rooms: city water.
$25.te-l925 Marshall; rooms; furnace,
BATH
| Sa5.G0-2S7 Wilder: 9 rooms: modern.
S1.5C-2t0I Milwaukee, . rooms; steam
! plant
Furnished houses from $40. and steam
/ heated apartments from $50 TO $40.
ROBERT L.. WINNIE,
Private Banker.
| Agent for Care Of Property.
ESTATES MANAGED.
! MANHATTAN BUILDING.
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4 GENTS for cur specialties. SEND stamp
n for catalogue. Correspondence with
manufacturers who have new specialties
solicited. The Eureka supply Co., 100 on
tario Cleveland Ohio
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SIrTtATEsNs OFFEaeE ID.
'f;=teS.

A GEN S-Nanied agents for Bankers
~ Life association,St Paul Nj inn. strongest
home company furnishing guaranteed pro-
lection at lowest cost; profitable position
open in ST. Paul and throughout Minnesota
Write for agency.
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RAHK Si>'Gn- aspeciaity: tonds. cuuI-
- mercial paper, mortgages, SECURITIES
bought and gold. George ". jerks Invest
meut Banker. Minnesota Loan aud Trust
Building. NinneapaIs
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A SIX through the Globes Guaranteed
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A GENT -S;.J 10 S75 weekly: chemical ink
IL erasing pencil; great seller; pronts i'm
mense. Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., y !. La
Crosse Wis
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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will be returned to YOU.
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A LOAN OF $50 wanted for a few weeks
IA ST. for the accommodation: security de-
posted with lender. Address p; Globe
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II his parents. by wholesale house. APP
ply in own handwriting, giving references.
Address j & Glnne
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ST. ANTHONY HILL.
". A. Frost d Co...............Dr Drug Store
SELBY AND WESTERN AVS
Straight Bros................ 80. Drug Store
RONDO AND GROTTO SITS.
a. a. Campbell =. e. -........ Drug Store
80 RONDO STREET
[. a. Lyons ......-. .....-....... Drug Store
UNIVERSITY AND DALE SITS.
=. 1. Guernsey Drug Store
III DALE STREET E
F. McCrudden....-. ....... Confectioner
49C RICE STREET.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
TsaaeS.

STENOGtiAP and clerk wonld like
- situation; fair wages wanted; city
references. Address 4, Globe.
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MONEY LOANED AT MODERATE
WI rates without charge for commission at
our State SAVINGS Bank. Germania Life Bdg,
18th and Mimi. SITS.
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CARPET CLEANING, EnTITTING
y and laying. Electric Carpet Cleaning
Works, l5) West Third. Telephone I.G0.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1 GiS>4D CHANCE FOR LADIE :
n who are willing to have their suits made
for the seaSou; we are doing tirst-class work !;
also cloaks. plush garments and furs are re-
modelled and re!iited in the test condition
prices very low. Call at the new cloak COM
pa j. Cohen. % East seventh st.
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IAlRDRFSS L "-Wanted. experienced
IL lady hairdresser Cali Elite II airdi ess-
ing Pnrior. 70: Merrill Building, opposite
Windsor hotel.
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ANlTCR-. jani;or or work of any
d kind by trustworthy man; hest of refer.
ence from last place. William Frampton.
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Ii r NNEW
II What he wanted, and got it. because he
advertised his Want in the Globe.
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NNORk FOR BOARD-A strong and
w willing young wants place 10 work
for his board and go to school. j. B., GAL
Endicott building.
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u ARD IL ESS Els wanted at 3S2 Dayton
- av. May Iverson.
i0USEWORK-Gir for general house
Ii work. 80 West Fourth st.
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w ANTED-To borrow Sl20c0 at per
w cent interes On git-edged inside uii-
improved real estate; security ample. Ad-
dress Y y, Globe.
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UPPER TOWN.
s. II. Reeves .......... ........ Drug Store
MOORE BLOCK, SEVEN CORNERS.
{. r. Heller ........... Colonraoe Drug Store
ST. PETER ard TENTH SIS.
l. T. W lltc. DTuS SIOre
go MARKET, CORNER FIFTH.
" L. Lowe ...................Dr Drug StoIs
ROBERT AND TWELFTH STREETS.
r. 7. Tincott d Co... 80. Drug Store
COR. RICE AND IGLEHART.
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SEWOKK-Wanted, competent girl
IL for general house work. Apply 1866 PoIt-
land
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M iNEY WANTED - Awaiting remit
lVl lance. a loan of 500 wanted for thirty
days; pest security given. ana $50 Tor acc ON
modation. Address & ). Globe.
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MONEY ON HAND to loan on city prop
Nl erty aud farms; lowest rates; no delay.
W. T. Mor;lI. li;3 Pioneer Press.
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SETETATEOSS OFFER ED.


uOUS EWORK-Grl for general house
IL work; German girl preferred; call at
once. $50 Sherman St.
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Mn -, on i.fe Insurance ap
u ,,uaranty Loan Building. MINNEAPOLIS
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S,ELBY Av, 5.0-Tor rent three or .ur
~ unfurnisned rooms having la: clc-. Is /:
are bright and clean: city water, bath. U.s. Of
large garrett
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FOR RENT.
KsDGsays.

SsV@NTH a.. Is r.AS:-Euom 6-ror
~ rent. large, newly furnished room. tn
heat. suitable for one or two geutlen N;
cheap.
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nOCTOR WANTED to buy a practice in
LA town Of 800 people; no other physician;
$500 takes the field. including horse and
Address Doctor Globe
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ysE-sT &EDE.
Ihe ECLIPSE Drug store. observation-disclosures.
:. ROBERT AND FAIRFIELD Av.
CT. Dunn $3.50. .... Cigar and News Stand
49, s. ROBERT STREET.
Ceorec Marti...... .... 80. .... Drug Store
WABASH AND FAIRFIELD AV.
o. Delre Barber Shop
"2T f. FAIRFIELD AV.
scurd Str Get Prescription Drug Store ...
CORNER STATE AND CONCORD.
a. 7. Hall Observation-Disclosures. Drug Store
CORNER S. WABASHA AND ISABEL.
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pOX experienced box nall
- ers. BONN Manufacturing Company
rc16e sf
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Ask tlEc boy Who sells fi'e raners
End lie will fell You more abou!
Circulation tl,an all tie aaaGaviis
that can be rU i. he'd. JUsr Try 1t
AND You Will be convinced .kias llo
Globe leads all.
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EMPLOYMENT-Yo Young man who is well
IL educated would like q position where he
could work afternoons for moderate wages.
Address X. $50 East Fourth st
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Il Gus Wanted, competent girl
Ii Tor general housework mus: be a good
cook and iaundress Address Mrs. c. E.
Secor, No 76. Goodrich av., near Groito.
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4 Females.

Young MAN wants place about hotel or
Il boarding house. Address Stanislaus
Schip, ?u7 Blair ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
M ale.


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"A Wants. and it will be given. An al on
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DUIa FOR P,.ACiS places for boys
- employment bureau for poor boys free;
Ncwsboys' Club Room. 81; Wabasha ST. open
from il to a. NJ. and from t p. m.
DOOkK HEPER-Wanted. a situation as
- boOkkeeper or assistant: can furniSh
best of city references Address X . Globe.
DOCK rEPEE-Wanted, a position as
- assistant bookkeeper or copyist. Adj
dress X G. care Globe.
(TUOh--First-class cook wants place; col
~ ored man. Il. Morris, Cog Wabasha.
NRUG Ci.EEA-Do you want good
~ drug clerk? want position. Registered;
| good all. round man; AL references. Drug
; gist. I'D Wabasha st.
! EMPLOYMENF--Yo Young man who is well
IL educated would like position where he
: could work afternoons for moderate wages.
, Address X. 6i9 East Fourth st.
! IANlTGR-. s jan;or or work of any
; d kind by trustw worthy man; hest of refer
| ence from last place. William Frampton.
> CLACK-WIRE wALKN,i = Can walk
~ slack wire without balance pole and
! perform the following acts: Go through
, hoop, drop hoop over head. resting around
! time; stripping off clothing, and laughnble
! clown act Salary liberal. NJ. K. Windel.
Dellslow. Monongal!a county. w. Va.
! \AT AN frD-General managers for an III
w dustrinl corporation: insurance or
! building and loau men preferred; liberal pay
; fer service. Address Secretary, lock box II,
! Cleveland, o.
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S'N|NlN'sl'N1 Nll2l'||||l9'Yls
thy ONE WEDNESDAY g
-
7
s!lI!iilii!!!lN li!liil!!!ilN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s TRY one THURSDAY. 9
Observation-Disclosures
FINANCIAL.

4 SIX through the Globe Guaranteed
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. this page will bring results. or your money
will pc returned to YOU.
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CONFECTIONERY ana cigar for sale;
~ good location. G57 mississippi st.
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CASVASSER - Experienced newspaper
- canvasser; apply Monday morning. 5i
East Third ST
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Ii OUSEWORK - Wanted, n competent
IL girl to do general housework. Apply at
TO DAYTON ay
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CANVASS Ell Wanted. good canvasser
~ for portraits Call Mon day at Peoples
Portrait COmpanY. WabaShG ST.
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ClRL-Wanted. a good, smart girl. about
VI fifteen or sixteen years old, to help with
children. 42D East sixth ST.
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DOR SALE-A drug and jeweiry store
l. doing good business, In Southern Min
of reasons given for selling. Address d /.
Globe.
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SELBY AV.. 3n-Two nicely furnished
~ rooms. one having large alcOve; furn :ce
heat. gas. bath.
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ELEC rSICIAN - Wanted, q thorough
IL electrician and good business man to
take charge of lighting plant in Town of 2.000
Inhabitants: state age, experience. refer
ences ana lowest salary expected. Address
> Globe
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SlTUATIO = OFFERED
+ cllsnis,~.

A A A WANTED = At =. Louise
IA. n. n. Presbrey's Employment Office.
first class cook and dining room Girl for
hotel in The city; also orders for first-class
domestic help from all PARTS of the city,: -!
Minnesota st. (near high SCHOOL,. Tele-
phone ~
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

j. W. Shepard. ID East fth st.
D ENTS HOUSES, STORES, OFFICES,
IL acts as owners agent. collects rents;
steam-heated apartments for 81. SIS, So and
So reduced rental
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DYE WOE las.

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FAVE your want with the nearest
IL Globe agent See list on this page.
KAiii.Ekif IL SilNTEi. Mlnucsots
N Steam Dive Works pa East seventh.
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nS ESSMAKISG Apprentice cir
- wanted. 395 East seventh.
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ELATS-Call and see what's vacant In tine
L BelvIdere block. corner of Ashland and
st. Adams St: the cheapest and best steam
heated flats OH the hill: no dark rooms; have
separate entrance: six and seven rooms: 81.
VI. E. Kost d Co.. corner Third and Robert
StS
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puTa FOR PIiCES, places for noys
- employment bureau for poor boys, free;
Ncwsboys' Club Rcom.3"i Wabasha ST.. open
from ii to a. ~. and from p. m.
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COOk-Wanted Il first-class cook OF 433 ST.
~ Peter St cali Monday.
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gao TO 500 short-time loans procured
'DcO on personal property. Ohio Invest
vestment company, seventh floor Globe
building.
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NUOk-A trSt-class lady cook is wanted a t
~ the Merchants holel. Hutchinson, Mimi. :;
good wages Will be paid TO right party
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Observation-Disclosures. girl for gen
IL eral Homework; two in family. Apply
291 Sherman st
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CHEkBURNE AV, 31--for rent i've
- rooms down stairs; city water. Inquire
I'D stairs
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HOTEL CkMRK-Single man with SlG0
cash security, clerk in lodging hotel;
s. week; requires no experience. Ii >, Globe.