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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
9as btitorifd,e Gmfelfen.

Mm palais Der aaiferin Srisbrt9
befinbet iid sirt 9ufeifen, I'm tpel9es
fi9 in Der 8erliner 8ep0lferung Elm
fGrmli9er @agsnfreis entiptdelt bat.
lleber bisfes 9ufeifen gtbt Der General
lieutenant 3. 3. .. g.. friiher langz
idbriger Mbiutant tpeilanb bes prinz
aer, aarl, bic foleanbe Nuffldr.tng:
"Gs mar in esu iiebaiger sabren,
ols i9 NIT hem prinaen aurl BON
preubsn lad Dem f0nigli9em S9lob
gil eineln 9offsfe fubr. Sn Der 6O9e
bes isbigsn &aiierila Sriebrid1palais
fagte Der Bring: .Wenn Sic bod
einmal feftftellen tDnatert, ob bds 9uf>
eifen, bas meinem Batter, benz aDnig
Milbelnl ben Dritter, auf Den Wlit<
tdgszSif9 flog ufo bas er einna1tern
lieB, nod borbanben it," Meinegaeue
gierbe tpurbe bur9 btefe Nnbelltung
rege eerna6t unb i9 Bat ben pria5en,
mir bp1 etipds Hdberes bariiber gu ers
5Gblen. Die gradblung lautete: nMls
i9 nod i'm ShloHe fpobnte, neil metn
paldis in Der 8ilbelmitraBs nod niht
fertia mar, fubr i9 NIT ntsirer iungen
syran gum Miittassefen gu meinent
@ater, benz &Dnig 5risbri1 Wiibelm
benz Dritten. Wlein 8ater bielt aif
bic duBerlte piinttIihfeit Waeine
ssrau bate iih ettpas berIpdtet unb
nun jaste Der Moeen iiber bic bamalige
5oaenannte 6unbebriide (isBt SAlob@
bride) Die @rmpe lraa berr palais
binauf. Bei tptefer @elegenbeit RIB fi4
zines Der f6tpersn pferbe bonn 5tnter@
fube elm giIen Los unb btefes flpg
bur9 bas ssemlber Der erfen gtase anf
BEN Slid, an benz meir @ater bereits
pfab aenpn,nlen 9atts. Der &Onig
spar iebr er19redt, ilnb i9 mar in Der
aliidli9en Gage, linn fofort bic Iuf@
fldrunq in Der Sadie sebsn al1 f0nnen.
sir mid se{taltets iia biefe @uftlaS
rune imfoferu gang siinitig, als BON
benz 3ufpdttomn1en nun ni9t nebr
ipe:ter bic Mebe tpar. Ser ROnlg lleB
D1e1eS WtleH dHBsll at uus Yshli@t
mauern.@ SotDeit bic gradblattg bes
prinaen. Gs mar mir ni6t f6per,
nit bilfe Der geantsfo bic Steae feita
auifelen, unb bic pielfaden Oelfarben
bonn gien tpisber entFernei1 gu lafen.
Gs TIL jsst ipob[ NIT faparaer Garbe
adtrider nnb befinbet iid IN benz cine
Sreppe bod gefssersn Gtodpert,, bag
bsrte syensoer BON Der SalpBbriide gsS
re6nst, unb stpar an Der Tenferpanse
1irrfs. Die groBe Rraft berartiser
Sufeifen 1T iibrisens nidts Neues,
fubr Der Bring fort, 6enn ih babe cut
benz @dloBplabe nabe Der Rurfiritens
bride iabrelang Elm 6uFeifen geiehen.
has bur6 bic Dahlate iiber Der pisrS
ten Gtogs bureAael9ldser mar nnb bas
BON einem RoIofen berriibrte, Der beim
Gi1lang Der Ruilen iiber bic Bride
fprengte."
Gs lit 6errn b. 3. ni4t sslurgen,
|trog eifriger NaNforT2ungen bieies
| 9ufeiien nod s,i enthsdan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09

NMerlfanertrf an, tote Ire Den 1rdHoDs
iifhen unb beuti1en Mugen erIdTint.
Sn Jranfreid unb Dentidlaub sels
ten Die 9D1ter unferes grobsn Welt<
tbeils nls Der sSnbegriff dIler Greens
trBitdt. NihtS lit 10 abfurb unb uns
benfbdr, als baB es nidt elmer e9ten
/ unb rebten Qa0n 5llgentutbet tperbea
fDnnte. Sic lit "a p9lmericaine1 eraos
aen, pirb in paris ais GntfdulDi<
gung fir briiste, itnfalonfdbige Was
niren angenpmmeu, unb es giebt feline
MbIurbitdt, tpelhe ni9t banlit ertldrt
tperben fDnrte, bab cine Mmerifanerin
fie bolI6ra9t. Die reideat afneritaniz
f9sn Grbinnen iinb Bel sallif9en nnb
germaniI1en berarntea Mriitofraten
Elm sefudter 9eiratbs@4rtifel, nnb
bod tperben iie fpdter tpeber in Der
einen nod in Der anberen n8siellz
fAaft4 als ppl, fpnbern als fiibne
Ginbrineltnss anseIehen. Die fran5Ds
iil9e1 S9neioer= uno Wootittnnen
finb bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bsrNnss
rifanerinnen, benen glIes itebt, Die
9laes traaea fonnen unb benen nus
1nsntlih tein Yrsis gu bod erI9eint.
Mas man on ben Wntsrifanerinren
ober am b06Hen f9dbt, bas finb ihre
G6esatten, tliht nnr, neil lie i9re
5rduen 10 liberal nit Gslbnlitteln
bsr5sben. ionoern felbit itsts unii1t<
bar bieiben.
eSn OeutTAlonb tpirb ben @mertz
fanerinnen nahgeriilmt tie tpdren bic
bequen{San, anfpru6spolliben, ielblta
fu6tiqften sSrauen, tpsl9e man fi9
nur porite1sn tonne. sic Ieten tpeDer
adrtli9a 9dttinren, nod gute W3iita
ter, nod tii9tiss 9ausfrauen, bdtten
ipeoer Sinn fir Jamilienleben NOD
6Gusli9feit, ipolIten tDeber &inoer
baben, nod ii9 NIT ihnen bsfaien,
nod fir tire Nldnner Die fleinite
6anbrsi9uns tbun. Sbr bD9tesSoeal
iei Der @9autelitubl, obne tpel6es
Nttribut bic ri1tiee 4merifanerin
iiberbaupt gar niht geba9t tpsrbsn
fann.
Nub mir beutIhen 5rauen in 4mez
rita purben ur1s zines oberfldHli9en,
furafihtigen, einfeitigen llrtbeils
1aulbia MAIDEN, polten mir biefer
uneerehten 8erurtbeilung Der Nmeriz
fanerin nicbt tpioeripre4er. @ir tpiIz
fen nur gu genau, tpie biel flelBige,
ftrebIame, tii6tige, brape Grauen,
Meiitter unb @atttnnen es unter ben
amerffaniI6en MitIdtpeitfrn gfebt,
unb tpie felbit Die 8orlie6e fir ben
@9aufelitubl lie niht baran perbin@
bert, fire pfli9t gun5 5lt erfiilen,
tpenn iie lire Mrbeit AUDI na9 anberen
prin5ipien il, anberer Weiie berri9z
tet, als bic beutf9e 5rau.
Q(ber eS tpirb INNER nur nq6 bem
S9ein geurtbeilt, unb bamit tbun mir
syrauen ale uns eegenfeitig bas
orDbte l1nre9t! 2lnftatt, baB mir Be-
miibt fein ipllten, bas @ute au iu9en
unb anaunebmen, mo mir es finben,
p6ne rationale ober peri0nli9e 8orz
urtbeile, bleibsn mir Bios itets fleinz
libe Weiber, berer 2ebensatped es
f9eint, nur bas 8Die gu .iuHen, nur
Cine bic Mnbere aus5utunbfhaften,
nit Der 1erbprgenen Mbii4t, tie gu err
niebrigen, nftatt iicb segenIeitig gu
ersGn5en, um iid semsinIam al, err
heben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
SlstaseiaGcn.

~ yundCgif fllub Qter er3aqlI IuSIp<,
tpesbaIb Der Mrtfiibrer 9eibsr MIDI
mebr i'm Meitaurdrtt r3uln sroben
9eefiteaf" Maittag dB. Gdpn feii
LANCER 3eit fhrnedte ibm bort Dda
GHen nidt. gnblia fam es CUR Ras
taftropbe.
ginss Gonntags CAB es Bouilon
unb 6alenbraten. 9lls 8siber BIZ
8puilIon aB, fagte er gum Mirtb:
rDarf id um etpas genoin bits
teng11
vMpsu bsnn2
,Muf Der 8pltillon lit ein Jettfleden,
ben min i6 ausmahen,'"'.
Ser Wirtb DerIhludte ben Merger.
9eiln 9afenbraten fling 8eSBer aber
tpieber an: .N
,Ssrr @irtb. n,Ddten sic nidt
,mlsine Rabe in peniipn nehmen2"
Diesnal anttportste Der Wirtb DorS
fibtiesripeifs sarnic9t, aber bas balf
ihm niats, benn 8eiBsr fu6r fort:
.gielleicbt piibten sic bus aIte
Sbier gu bshanpeln- Sd fann init
benz 8ieb niGt rebr fsrtis iperben, es
bat ndnlli9 ben @r0Bentpabn unb bill
bet 1i9 Elm, ein 6afe gu fem.
loierallf perbpt Der Mirtb unferm
GeiBer einfaa bas 2ofol, unb biefer
adblts an feinen HodfnOpfen ab, r2ln<
beres Hsitdurant - 6rau anberes
&eitaurant Grau." Sci Der rGrdu"
blteb es. Gr itpfertrte alfo in ber 3eis
tuna:
v5abrifbeamter in ben @ieraigern
fu9t eine pafIenbe Srau. 8ebinsunz
aen: Gttpas 8ermDsen, mub gut fo9en
fDnnsrl. Sfferten nit pbotograpbie
unter r&o9fllnit etc"
Seine Wabl ftel auf eine Itattlide
Mitttpe, tpel9e berbprbob, bab iie nin
ben feinften 9duiern sefo9t" babe. gs
ipurbe berabrebet, bdB iie iid i'm Gon~
eertbaus treffen fpllten. gr tpiirbe,
fnrieb er, eine 8iertelitunbe friiber ba
fein uttb als @rfennungsaei9en eine
Galabrsbsl in Der 9anb balten. 11nb
iptrfli9 1ab er sur perabreDeten 3eit
i'm goncertbalfe, bos bernbrebete 9ez
bid in Der Sanb. 8is bieientee, bic
bic Dame feirtes 6eraens tperben ioate,
fdme, tpollte er feiner 2ieblingsbef9Gfz
tiauno pbliesen, ndmlt9 eiien, Gr
eriff no9 benz Goncertprogramm, tpelz
DIES er irrtbiimli9er Weife fir Die
9peifefarte bielt. Die erite piece
lautete: 1. Satiniba. /. :. .Suppe.
n8rineenSie mir SattnisazSuppe ,
tpollte er gerabe benz 8ellner 5urufen,
ols cine peibli9e StimHe ii9 pernebz
men lieB:
"6abe id bic Gbre, Serrn Jabrifz
beamten 8eiber --"
Scr bin i9," ertptDerte 8eiber, ii9
berneigenb.
sd BIN bic pertpitttpete 5rau 2iebs
fe, no9nals Dertpitttpete Srau Neus
mann, ria, fdste iie, als 8eiBer, fie
bsrpunbert anfab. si9 fu6s isBt fdon
ben brttten Manr."
u3um Gfat9" fruste 8eiBer, benn
er mar in @ebanfen.
syrau 2iebfe ld9elte unb febte fi9
i1m geeeniiber.
.Meine betben getpeIenen Mdnner
tpsrben sic tpobl ni1t geniren, ipe1lrl
Steferfabrsn, ipie gut ih fo9en fann.
Sd mar Mirtbf9afterin beim @rafen
2edern1unb, beim Baron 8umneliabn,
5ulebt i'm STE eitaurant r3um grDben
rWas9 Wie?" fubr 8eiBer auf.
.Oa tpdre i9 audi nod beute, tpsnn
niht irsenb elm Oummfopf pon
GtamrngaF alberne 8emertungen iiber
ineine 8ouillon nnb nletrlen 9a5enbraz
ten gema9t bdtte.
rGnti9ulbigen Sic" faete 8eiBer
ffh erbebenb, ni9 torlme slei9 tpiez
Der"
ShatfddIi9 aber begab er iih na6
6auie. pdbrenb Srau 2iebfe ben ganz
gen Mbenb Dereebens auf ben nbritten
Mann" tpartete.
q g, Al re -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Sans g prame I r

@utmiitbis Grau Ghrsm
Mann gum Gsburtstag grutulirenb):
.Hiht tpaAr. M6nnAen, beute bleibF
Du aber al 6aus!D Munn (4rSD:
,6m, eigentli9 1dtte id tinige 9atien=
ten su befudsn Gruu: sM1,
bleib' bod; laiI' bic arnen Rranfen
bisIen Gag audi fsiernT
MIfmGlig. o.: .Sit es
nDglih, Mlsnld, Oh bdit gum britten
M1ol gebeirdtbets1 - B.: sSo, jeBt
bin id uber aud snbIih Sdrs idulosnz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
; Gin 6 6nerenDtber. 6

Gin 6 @9nerenDt6er. -
-Marten Sic nur, 6srr 2ieutnant! sic
bDisr iunger Mann! 9absn neulif
lnfersr Grieba beiulli9 Elm srObes
Marsipunbsr3 Derebrt; iie bat bas
Gunae NIT eirs1nnlale aufgsseHen. Odz
ranf tpnrbe ibr fdredli9 unipobl.
Ranber iteIlte fid beraus. bas 3era
sDar - .0ebrohen, sebro9sn,
natiirIib, 1neine 8ndbigfte!"
Darirt. @utsberr eeiiBsr
elmer Shndpsbrsnnerei) nit bsmDrts=
pfurrsr fpa5isren gebsnb, beutet auf eiz
men Bauer, Der total betrnnfen auf ber
GtrdBe taumslt: .Gisb nd, 6obpiir=
hen. Elm Qamm aus Sbrsr 9erbe. -
pfurrsr (anf bic 8rsnnexi bintpeiz
itnb): .2eiber hs: Shnen CUR Srdnte
nsipt5en, Ger Baron!"
0ieeS 8erfa giner jungen
Mn,erit1nsrin ipurbe bas Mrienal in
Noolipi9 gt9rist; bee berumfiibrenbe
unteroffi5xr btmsrfte ibr bei einigsn
Runpnsn: .Das finb bic @sfdiibe,
BE mir e1lren 1anbsleuten bei ber gr=
ifiirmnna BON HunfsrbiG nbgenomrnsn
hdbe5i." .sSu. i1 fsbt,4 anttDOrtets
5ie. .ibr babt bic Aanpnen, dber ben
OiiasI bubrn ustuss MiHfns mir
1fxf ~ II 4 Il M1ixfnnn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
- EinM nbenfen. o.: Wds

ginMnbenfen. a.: Mas
baben Gie benn bd In bem Rdft9sn2-
S.: Doars; ein Anbenfea an nsine
feliae fFrau. M.: Die bate bod
fletne blonben 9aars! g.: gsein,
dber ith!
QlbEufung. sMie fbreibb
i'd bier unfer bsn 8rief? init Dor=
aiialiaer AoGat6tuns" Ober z" -
.Nein, tlur .bo6dhtungspca1 BIT aerl
1T eth furhtbarsr 2rnp!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
: Eheater in 8erne.

Theater IN 8erne.
Gdnnierenbireftpr (nad, Der 2luffiiDs
runa bss asStbeIo" 81 feiner. erften
@daufpielerin): nNa, Barn sc, bic
Desbempnd baben sic aber niAt gut
aefpielt. bu tanp iA Shnen feen sute5
Dssbimpnfum ausitellenr"
m Mufenmf fiji rW0lferz r.
funbe Profsi1or sll elmer Oame:
.@ehen @ie, meme Gndbigs - bisr
fimb febr fdbDns @rdbsrfunbs aus
ganpten: @pirpbaln, 4rmfpanssn,
E0pfe - - Dame: ,9lh, id tpeib,
ih ipeiB, bic bstanntsn TleiIAt0pfe
G6nbfsns. 1ssss s8
1rnbtrSdGmt. ,2lnna !:
.Dsnfs Dir. nur Die unperIndmthsit Il
bon MrtAur! Debe ib esitsrn Bic
1vppe binurttsr, bsibe 1Gnbe ppl
ba bsasgnet mir 9trt6ur unb!1
CLARA: O. Sat DID esfiiBt nihf
tpahr24 Mnnd: .glein, er bat MID
sben nid)t asfiiBt!1
Gntpeb,er ober. 6nus~
tpirtb: 49,. Su, unb mas i9 Sbnen
nod Iagen ipoEtt, sbe Gie ein3isben:
sd Bin 5ehr piinttlirb unb bulte Itreng
barauf, bob bic Mietbt am /. be3ablt
tpirb." Mtietbsr:: r@enau 10 benf'
ih aud: Gntipsbtr piinttli1 am A.
obtr gar ridst.1
8osbaft. Cora: .syriB bat
MIR bds Ron1plimtnt gsmant, i1 ftt
gum RiiiIsn ipie gefdaffen.1 Dora:
sDds ipdr siht 3urts Mnfpielung duf
Dtip uilfgsFaIpte Ndfe.s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-29

The Democratic County Conventions fot
me county or ramsey. Minnesota. are he c
by called 10 meet OH Saturday. the Anh ,I.y
Oh september at H. clock a. m, rs fol or : /:
A convention will assemble at Market hall
at said time to place in nomination caudi.
dates for the following Offices:
Clerk OF Court Sheriff. Auditor. Treas
urer. Attorney Register of Deeds. Abstract
CLERK. Judge OF Probate. Coroner, County
Surveyor, Superintendent of Schools 6 County
Commissioned Judges OF the District
Court for the Second Judicial District
convention will assemble al said time at
Turner hall, in the city of ST. Paul. 10 place
IN nomination candidates for the followin,.
Offices:
Ten Representatives.
-Four Senators for Twenty-fift Twenty-
sxth Twenty-seventh and Twenty.eig II
districts
AT the primaries to be held for the el,c'!ou
OF delegates 10 said convention, as her
after stated. the following rules will
served: The tickets to be used for The eiee-
ton OF delegates to The first named, or enael al
county convention, shall be white pgpe. ard
three by SIX inches in size: and the tickets
OH which are printed the names of the dele
gates TO the convention tor the nomination
OF members Of The legislature shall be of b.ue
paper aud three by SIX inches in size.
Inc county Committee recommends that
the Judges of primaries permit any regula, iy
orsaDlZed Demo cratic CLUB tn appoint u
challenger TO act at said primaries who shall
be admitted TO the room where the ballot Is
being taken.
Lists containing the names and residences
OF the persons voting at saii primaries shall
be kept BY The primary judges and returned
TO the secretary Of the county committee at
Room 81, Globe building. on the night of the
primaries, before 10 o'clock. with the ereden-
tais OF the delegates elected. The basis of re D.
resentation 10 both of the above named con.
ventions will be one delegate for every
seventy-fve votes or fraction thereof east
for Hon. Dan W. LAWYER for governor in the
election Of ls9a, and under such apportion-
outlying election districts will be respec-
lively entitled to the following numLer Of
delegates:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-29

STATE OF MINNESOTA. cot NTY or
~ Washington-ss. District Court First
Judicial District
In the matter of the assignment of the Rraut-
scheck Tanning and Fur Manufacturing
Company "a corporauonl, lnsovent.
Notice is hereby given that the Braut-
scheck Tanning aud Fur Manufacturing Com
pany.a Corporation. has this 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1874. filed in the office of the clerk ct
the court above named Il deed OF assign
ment OF lis property. made 10 the under
signed for the benefit of ali its creditors un-
der the provision of Chapter Les Laws Of
1851, of the State of Minnesota, aud laws
supplementary and amendatory thereto All
creditors claiming to obtain the benefit OF
this assignment are required to file their
claims. duly verified. with me. WITHIN twcaty
DAYS AFTER publication Of this notice.
Dated sept. 10Th 1894.
j. Q. HAAS Assignee,
ll6 E. I'd Street. ST. PAUL. Mum.
HENRY c. PETERSON,
Attorney for Assignee, SIS and SO Manhai
tan Bdg., St. Paul, Mimi,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-29
kavanagh q Johnson, AutiOn.
GERS.

HOUSEHOLD FUKNiTUKE, CAR
IL pets, stoves. ETC., at public auction. We
Will sell at public auction GU the mart. north
OF the Market house. on Saturday. Sept. %.
at ~ a. m, very large and fine lot of house
hold goods consisting of parlor suits over
% pieces of odd parIor chairs. hall trees bed
lounges. Sofas an elegant folding bed. IS
modes, springs, mattresses. pillows. blankets.
quilts etc.; fine lot of china crcckery-
ware, glassware and dishes of all descriptions;
over $50 pictures, from chromos to oil paint.
1ngs; also $50 yards of body Brussels, mo-
Quette velvet and ingram carpets in ali sizes
and shapes, 10 heating stoves. some round
some square. If you want bargains, by ali
means attend this sale. Kavanagh & john
son, Auctioneers. 1S6, 1888 and 1870 East Sixth
G
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-29

PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
1 Office Of Constructing Quar,ermaster,
Helena. Montana, September Sd, lSO4. Sealed
proposals will be received at this office until
Tuesday, October 3D. 1894, 2 O'Clock D. IN,
and opened Immediately thereafter for con.
structing at Fort Harrison near Helena, Mon
tana: One Hospital, also proposals for
plumbing, hot wafer heating and gas piping.
the same. Separate bids required for each
class Of work. IL in accordance with plans
and specifications which may be seen at this
office and at the offices of the Chief Quarter
master. st. Paul. Mimi, and Depot Quarter.
master, Omaha, Neo., and Builders Elk.
change, Minneapolis MINI.
Blank forms for proposals. circulars to
bidders and other necessary information will
be furnished on application to the under
signed. The government reserves the right
to reject anr or all bids Or parts thereof, aud
to waive technical defects. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked "Pro-
posals for Hospital Tor plumbing, heating
or gas piping Hospital. as the case may bel
and addressed to Geo. S. Aoyt Captain aud
Assistant QuarteguAst>E, Q. 3. Army
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: TRY ONE THURSDAY. =
Observation-Disclosures
AUCTION SALES.
II. Il. Kavanagh. Au,ctioneer.

Two LOTS GIVEN AWAY-Auction
Sale-Thtrty lots out Rice st.. at the
Northern Pacific crossing. Every adult on
the ground at 2:3U p. m, Saturday. Sept, %
1894. will stand an equal chance OF driving
one of the lots which will be given away
after the sale of the thirty lots 1t is not
necessary TO buy a lot in order to secure the
lots to be given away. This means of adver-
Using Is to secure your attendance at the
BALE. The terms Of sale will be: SIS cash and
% per month, or one third cash, bal
ance one and two years at per
cent Interest A seven-ro0m house will
ST.. at the Northern Pacific railway station,
ON 9th sides Of Como aui Phalen av, Just
where the new Excelsior Factory is located: :
electric cars within THREE blocks: half-miie
OF side trackage now built. This district is
certain TO NIL UP with manufactures which
need side trackage. and will have to come
here to get 1t. No other part of town has
progressed more rapidly in the last few years
than the Rice street district. Every year
secs new houses, new people and new indus
tries Locating in this district The cordage
factory and the brass and metal works are
among the notable industries that have re-
Gently located nere There has never been
any greater opportunity to make money
IN the past than is now before you
Real estate Is now as far below fair q d
legitimate valne as it was at the time of the
boom above such value People now real
lie that ths turning point bias arrived. and
steady advance i'll prices will follow the
general resumption of business. Com.
mercial reports show Enthusiastically that bus
mess Is reviving on all sides. Our own Job
bers report the best business they have hid
III wears. Don't be blind to the opportunities
onered you; You can make no mistake In
ent low prices. A small amount invested now
Will make You u handsome return in the
near future. For further information see
P. 7. KAVANAGH.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-29
miscellaneous.

A SSiGNEE SALE OF FURS-Notice is
a hereby given that 1 will sell to the
highest bioders for cash all the property of
the Brantschick Tanning and Fur Mann
featuring Company, consisting of furs, skins,
machinery, accounts, etc. OH Monday, Oct.
8. at II a. H.. at $50 Manhattan Building. cor
ner Fifth and RoberI SITS, st Paul. MINI 500
Third st.
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DARN EEPEk-German, married man,
ID twenty eight years old. wants employ
ment. Please address j Il. Globe
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Dakota Express does not run west OF Fargo
on Sunday.
Pullman Sleepers Daily between st. Paul
and Grand Forks Grafton, Winnipeg, Fer
gus Falls Wahpeton and Fargo.
Pullman First-Class and Tourist Sleepers
and Free Colonist Sleepers are run on
through Pacific Coast Trains
c. E. STONE. City Ticket Agent l62 East
Third Street. st. Paul.
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Aucti0neer, Al Robert st
40 LOTS IN HAZEL PARK AT

40 LOTS IN HAZEL PARK AT
liz Auction-I will sell at public sale on
saturday, Oct. 6, at . O'Clock D. M, on the
premises. one hundred and twelve large lots
IN Hazel Park Division No. s, which is bound
ed by the following streets. viz: MARYLAND
av.. Orange Hazel and Ruth SITS. This beau
tiful piece OF property just plated lies on the
electric street car line within few hundred
feet from the great Walter A. Woods Har-
vester Works, when in full operation will
employ more than two thousand workmen
Hazel Park addition has all permanent I'M
provements. schools and churches, hand
some houses built up and fine neighborho d.
IL is beyond question one of the prettiest
residence localities within the city limits.
Time will be made long and payments easy.
P. 7. Kavanagh. Auctioneer
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STUDIO, furnished. for piano or vocal
~ teacher flour days week. terms cheap.
Apply 30U Chamber of Commerce building,
SATURDAY. at 5 O clock
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SCHROEDER 4 DlCkIN>OS-Fory your
~ upholstering. repairing. carpet cleaning
reftting and relaying. mattress making and
renovatinI, feather steaming. 10 East Sixth.
Telephone SIS. Let us give you nm estimate
on ANYTHING YOU want
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ROARD-Nicely furnished, steam heated
- room, with board. Call 2S5 Lafond st =,
between 8 and II
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TENTH ST, Ala EAST-Two nicely fur
L nished front rooms and back room will
rent for light housekeeping.
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"A LITTLE WANT TELLS THE STORY EVERYWH
N'NNIv'l'l'''N1N
e TRY one MONDAY. 8
AtlN!!il!l!ii! lIil!il!ilIiiS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

pIANOS moved in city 81: pianos packed
l. for shipment NJ reduced rates Ludwig
Carlson 4.iy Sibley St
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I UNIVERSITY AV, 1873. EAST-Corner
~ Robert-Large front room wi h alcoye
furnished, furnace heat. crate. bath, gas; $40.
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pOARD-Furnished rooms with board,
- GU hill in private family. AL Mar
snail ay
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SMITH AV., 137-Nicely furnished, pleas.
~ ant room; all modern convenieuces
private family; near cable.
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ROARD-For rent elegant furnished
II rooms. with first-class board, all modern
conveniences: terms reasonable. also table
board. 235 West Fifth st
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WEST SIDE.
The Eclipse Drug Store. .
6, ROBERT AND FAIRFIELD AV.
Z. !. DUNN. Cigar and News Stand
425 S. ROBERT STREET.
George Marti Drpc stora
). WABASHA AND FAIRFIELD AV.
U. Dsme s......-.. ............. Barber Shop
227 E. FAIRFIELD AV,
rccrd Street Prescription Dru! Store
CORNER STATE AND CONCORD.
a. 1. Han ........................D Drug Store
CORNER S. WABASHA AND ISABEL.
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Offices,

" ABASHA, 523l2-Corner Tenth-Fur-
w nished rooms for rent; place quiet
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BOARD OFFERED.

ROARD-Pleasantly furnished room with
- board. 522 Cedar st.
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I TTOPIA-495 st. Peter St.-Nicely fur
~ nished front rooms, single or EN- suite,
with or without board; families accommo-
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pOARD-For rent, furnished rooms, with
~ or without board; fine parlors; fine bath
room. 513 jackson st.