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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-20
ACHAMPION NO MORE.
Jack McAuliffe Bested by an
Unknown Man.
AGAIN SAVED BY THE POLICE.
Once More the Battle Was Declared
Drsv. bat the Once Great Light
weighs he Match for zsigisr.

CoyxY IsIArp, N Y, Nov. l9-The fact
that jack AcAuliffe was to sppear tonight,
this time after careful preparation. against
. represen tativs Of the Quaker City, at
tracsed crowd Of $500 people TO the
Atlantic Athletic Clubs arena here. In
spec,or McKelvey and Capt Clayton, with
forty Of the Brooklyn police. were on hand
at 8 O'Clock to prevent recurrence OF
"knockouts." There was . long delay
before the contest Of the evening vas
called. Both men looked fit to Fight for
their lives when they entered the ring.
They were weighed in At lSS pounds, and
McAuliffe looked . very different man
from what he was when he fought Young
Critic. He Was seconded by Jimmy Nell
son. Con McAuliffs and Jack Sheehan.
Zeigler's hackers were Charley White. of
New York, and Hugh Kennedy and Billy
Hamilton, of Philadelphia
First round-Zeigler ~ once proceeded
to mix matters, and the Philadelphian's
stock went up great many points. Hon.
ors were easy at the close OF the round.
Second round--Mac led with his left,
and the Quaker ciinched. McAulifis
swung wild. and got left hand swing
from Zeigier in return Mac led with his
right and landed, countsred by Zeigler.
Zeigler led with the right. but fell short
A rapid exchange followed. Zeigler
landed with the Jeff, and followed il with
. body blow. Mac then landed . stinger
on the face, and the round ended in
clinch. Something seemed 10 60 wrong
with McAuiffe's hand in this round.
Third round-The men opened mp dsroely
and, while McAulifis punished his man
frequently, Zsiglsr continued TO mix mat
tiers, and the honors were even. IL any
thing, the Philadelphian had Q shade the
better of IL. The fighting became so fierce
that tho police interfered and stopped
further proceedings. The referee declared
the fight q draw.
After the contestants left the ring IL was
discovered that MeAuliffe had broken
two small bones in his left wrist. II was
claimed this was done in the second, and
1t was probably when he landed heavy
blow on the Quaker's shoulder.
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BILL COOKS cane EousDxD uP.


ChoPokess Wnl XIII the Desperadoss
when Ammunition Arrives.
MrsKoeEx. I. T., Nov. 19-War with
the Cooks IL going on In the vicinity Of
Verdi Grls river. about twenty miles from
here. The bandits are massed In foros
there, and have more than their match in
Q squad Of Chsrokees. who have been
rounding them up for several days. No
open fight has yet taken place, but there
hiss been . great deal Of skirmish fighting.
and both sides are preparing for . death
struggle.
Fully fifteen Of the Cook gang are to-
gether, and Bill Cook is Leading thsm in
person. His Young wife or sweetheart Is
with him at the rendezvous. The Chero-
KEGS would have forced the fight
ing before now we're Il not for
their fear OF running short OF am
munition before the battle was over
II 1t comes to . question of
allowing the Cooks to slip away from them,
or fighting ~ best they can. then the
Cherokess will fight. and they are not
afraid Of getting the worst of it. It was
thought, however, TO be good gen.
eralship TO keep the Cooks in the
corner they now have them in un-
I'll all 10 In readiness for .
heavy and prolonged attack. The
Cherokees subsequently dispatched Sheriff
John Brown to this city for full supply
of ammunition, and he arrived here to-
night, bringing the information already
given. The sheriff will leave here in the
morning with oil the supplies needed and
strong guard.
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SPORTING NOTES.

At the ST. Louis races Monday the win
nsrs were: Five furlongs, Dolly Brown,
1 :06; tour and Q half furlongs, Lenoweli.
:571+: five and half furlongs, Benavera,
1:l2; seven furiongs, Heads or Tails. l:325z
six furiongs, Collector. 1:20.
At the Lexington races Monday the win
ners were: Seven furiongs, Miss Lilly,
1:31; four and half furlongs, Parthenia,
80: five furlongs. Queen May, los; eight
furlongs, Glorianns. 1 As; Eve and . half
furlongs. Bob Holloway, ;59.
At the San Francisco races Monday the
winners were: Six furlonRs, maidens,
Goula Colt, 1:l51<: about six furiongs.
selling. Pssha, 1:l21&; eight furlongs. sell
ing, Maj. Mclaughlin. 1:40h; Eve fur
longs. 2-year-olds. Lissak, 1:0l; eight fur
longs, selling. Draw Scot, LAZY.
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OLYMPIA. Noy. IL. - Especial - De-
elsions hare been handed down by the sa-
pgeme coart a. follows;
J, r. AcMasts-, respondent. va Advance
Ahr~saer Company. appellant; from Gar.
Geid county, judgements reversed.
James AcAull1s, respondent. Va. Nol.
ioa Parker, appe.,ani; from WalIs Wal a
county judgment reversed.
Henry Hos ard, espondent. vs.. Il Men.
ShAg, defendant, Al0nxo Il. AuFpuy. ap-
pssianf. and George l. Walker. respond
eat, vs.. W. A. Lewis, defendant, Alonxo
y. Murray, spuellants from Sposaue
county, Judgment affirmed.
Peter A y cd et a., respondents, rs.
h. r. Nav, appellant; from kiItitas
eoaaty; ssasmza
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BUTCH Is AN INFIDEL
Consequently He Cannot Testify
In q Tennessee Court.
AND lYNcnEas WILL 90 FREE.
mn ceek's oasg ~ Rffsssa 1sunAsA
Up ne cAsrsksss. Whs WIN Kni
Tha0 n Due Iima.

NxxYHrs. Tenn, Nov. ia-rhs prosscn-
tion Of Ned Smith and w. 3. Richardson.
charged with the lynching Of ak negroes
near Millington. Tenn, last August. re-
ceived severe set back today. when Butch
McCarver went on the stand and stated
that he 10 IN infdsl. He IL there
fore incompetent under the laws
of Tennessee 70 give testimony be-
fore . Jury In capital casa
Butch McCarvsr r. the man upon whom
the state mostIy relied fos . conviction.
The prosecution openiy charged that
McCarver psrjursd himself when he said
he did mot believe in . God. The attorney
general had no doubt that Butch's tessi-
mony would b sufficient to hang the two
men on trial. - well - three Or four
others.
Immediately aftss NcCarvsr's ssnss-
tionsl statement to the court today he was
arrested on . bench warrant charging him
with perjury. Il 10 also given ont BY At
tcrnsy General Patterson that be viii
Immediately proceed against A. J. Nc
Carver. the sheriff Of this county. and the
father Of Butch. to remove him from Office.
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Mr.. g. A. oswali Soda bunch Of hogs
the frst OF the week averaging so pounds
each. Mr.. uxwals has raised and faiseued
a6oEt thirty head OF hogs on 100 bushels
Of last years damaged wheat. and II the
balance Of the IElrsy gcagA oct "a yell as
the ones sold tie other day, lie will not
lack much Of getting Sd cents per bGshsl
for hls spoiled grain. provided be gets only
-. cents I'sE pound. I've sesgAi. for his
pczkerA
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GsyxIAsn. New. i2-Ths opening ss,-
saen OF ths N0msn's Chrsstisa Tenpes~
snes iiason eonvsntion today vas nos 80
vel attended as the previous sessions
Ars. Mary e. Levegi. Of Nass.chusssss,
rspoEtea for sAe department az
nzsgcN, sad spoke against the
use 81 birds for the adarnrnens Of ladies'
hats, saa against killing seals for use
In eloAks. and argea her hearers 90 look
Int wAas she tanned ths horrors 81 the
sssEEhssvAoass. sac offered q resolution
whieA vas unanimously sacpssa. uTwsag
the ersstaoa a ssaamens snang she
yosns Isscp.s 81 tie sogEssy against the
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DeyeseiEU Threws Out FewdeFlv psts-
gates ssd Wtit Ne Re Elected.
Nxw oxIxAxs. New. ia.-~At todsy's con-
vsntioa OF the Knights Of Labor the
miners delegations from Indiana, Penn
sylvanis and Ohio were unsested, despite
their claim that they represented many
thousAnds Of KnightA The miners pro-
pese Go rspost back to their organizations.
recon msading secession The miners
we're Ia ths Pewcesly camp, and row5srly
himself proposes 90 lead . vigorous fsht
and keep the controlling knights here
mneh lengss thaa they expected. Some
Of bis frisnds. familiar with bis plans. say
that hs vsA fls an injunction restraining
shs esficers frem continuing 70 control the
property 81 the knights Of Labor.
The minsrs were uaxsased BY vote OF
shirty-tear 10 swensy-ssvsas which shows
thai Sovereign and Hayes VII be re-
elected. The election viii probably take
place tomorrow.
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PAwTUeEET, 4. /, Nov. ia-Tso hun
dFsd ssavsEs IN The Lorraine mills started
% sork this morning, after . strike OF
seven weeks' earsSloa. TIE troubles wers
Araitra:s5 by Mayor Tiepk. The strike
Was enc Of the biggest in the textile annals
g F&wsGckss
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NV yoRK. Nov. IA mass meeting OF
the striking cioakmakers held today lasted
from o'clock this morning until To-
night. The prevailing distress among
the strikers was someuhat aiIeviaseo oy
the distribution of 2 800 loavss OF bread
and like proportion Of other Articles OF
food. Three hundred regular dinners
vero also supplied.
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Frame. Ho.ors Kat. Field.

WksHIseros CRY, Nov. ie-kate Field
has bean made an officer OF public instruc-
ton by the French government. the high
est honor for services rendered TO lissra-
ture and art. She received the brevet
today from the French legation in this
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Brtrx.ra I'm Miu.esesa-

er. Paul. Mimi. Nov. la-Zero weather
prevails throughout the Northwest The
lowest recorded Temperature during the
night here Was degrees below sero. In
Manitoba IL was 10 below: IN Northern
Minnesota from TO 10 below. Local
Observer Lyons says the cold vsvs u
nasaSuU
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yt.har.~,as Geld sa s.x H.,s.

WAsHIssros CTTr, Nov. ia--roday's
gold Withdrawals from the New York sub
treasury amounted to ST. 6ss. 90. making a
total sines the announcement ef . bond
issue Of s., o50, COO
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A Worlds Bicycle Record Brsksa.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1e.-Over L 900 persons
saw Johnson continue his record smashing
today. He clipped full second from the
mile worlds record for standing start.
paced, doing 1t in I :56 3-5. There was q
stiff breeze blowing from the west when he
started, which added to his credit for the
record. The qusrters-Quarter, rs rs;
half. :55 2-5; three-quarters, lis; mile.
* Q.S
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rHr SEATTLE rosrNrE1nersCE TUESDAY: NOVEMBER

1T $4,000. They made specially hea W
castings Of tin plate machinery and radi-
asors, and we're the only makers Of these
goods in the state. Dissafisfacsion among
stockholders caused The assignments.
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x,.,.,, eonncII pxa,..s,,

FvxRsrr. Nov ia.-Tspecssl. John Dor
land was tonight elected by the city coun-
Gil marshal TO al the vacancy of the
term OF Dennis Grove,
deceased. J. w. Stafford Was elected
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WHEAT 8 CENTS HIGHER.
Astonishfng Result of the Great Rspub-
IicAn Victory.
roff.x Caz atsa

Wheat quotes in Collar at 26H cents q
bushel. On the 9th of November the best
price offered was q n cents bushsl. 1t
tells the whole story of Republican cue
cess, renewed confidence and returning
prosperity. Since the election last week,
all over the world. grain prices have ad-
vanced, in many parts to a much greater
proporiionate extent that in the Paiouse
country. Notwithstanding the rapid ad-
vance In the price of wheat here but few
sales have been made, and these were OF
small amounts. The feeling is general
among producers that by the middle OF
January, 1895, 40 cents q bushel will be
offered and that the business of raising
whea, at loss will be at an end in the
Palouse country.
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Ms ToEE. New. ia-Ths Elwcod Iron
Wos1s ana sac Elwooa Radiator Convzay
have assigned. TIE companies have besa
organised thres years ana wsrs capitalized
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IL the bread eisterT Is contains alum
you may be sure. Bread raised With DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder Ia alwsys
sweet and wholesome.
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MAKE MONEY.

Tas best chance 81 tho year IL offered 70 men
with brains and money sGfl eisnt Ia OPEN an Of
Zee tor the ssie OF the Or. White New Hair
Grover Remedies. sold under guarantee, mo
HAIR, No PAY" These remedies have he'd
puhs4c couG4 for the past i've years out
lasting al Others. Big money ter BARRIERS and
local szeats. l. bSrsi terms. Write a. once to
AARIISEZ & Co, Sc A&rxes street, San Fran
c4sco, for EXCLUSIVE agencies
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LfscoSs. Neb,, Nov. ia-The Repab-
licans will demand . recount of the votes
for governor by the Legislature Notice of
contest will undoubtedly be flsd within
she limit. which expires on the 18th. A
legislative committee consisting OF two
Pepalisss. tho Democrats and three Re-
pablieans viii 10 asked for 20 make .
recount OF the ballots.
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Carl Meyers Bius Lake hotel, sixteen
miles from Ukiah, CAL, in Lake county.
was destroyed by ire Monday morning.
Loss $40 000. insurance unknown.
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r-setfcs Of yivisscfson- Rev. Mary wood
Ailsn spoks for shs purity Department.
eAs eonpIssred Of aisck Of funds bus
otherwise offered m encouraging report
Mn. c. W. Woodward reported for the
work among railroad men, Barring the
interruptions caused BY the big Strike the
work has oeen very encouraging Miss
Emily D. Martha, gspssai superintendent
Of the department Of purity In Hfsrasars
and ars, recon msudsd the reading o.
certain specified books and publications.
Mrs Alice Robirsos spoks briefly for the
purity Of shs press. Ars- MashAds ..
Csrss made al interesting report upon shs
vomsn's tampa The report was sneocr-
aging. and vas received with grsat
enthusiasm IL was referred 20
the executive committee Mr.. Anna
AcCombs, Of South Africa, spoke
freely, telling Of the enthusiasm OF
the white ribboners Of the dark continent
Mrs.. shorer. Of Wisconsin, wife Of the
ship owner who recently christsnsd ship
with water, instead OF vine. spoke briefly.
Mrs. z A Blair. Of California,
vhs In two years has Travelled
1900 miles by relay, wagon and canal
boat, spoke at some length She had or
CANNED fhirsy-sour Temperance leagues.
and had devoted her entire time 90 She
work. large number Of detailed reports
we're offered, which Ill indicated great en-
thusissn in the work.
Giving prisss With baking powders
means that they are inferior. Gin powders
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Hoods Pills

Are prepared BY C I. Hood G Co.. Aposheearies
Lowell. Mass. Price > cents per box. Sold By
al druggists or sen, by mail on receipt Of price
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Or. Whi;s's New Hair Grower docs all OF tass<
things. Al sd Market 81, San Francisco, room,
!. 2, viii Ce found separate apartments fol
ladies' and gentlsncn desiring 70 receive april
cation OF thess remedies Consultation tres
Correspondence confidential
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Giving prisss With baking powders
means that they are inferior. Gin powders
Invariably contain alum or other sdultsr-
ants. Tee real economy 70 use Dr.. Pncs'a
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THREE FACTS
Unknown to Many People.

D0adruT has been ard ran b. crrsd
Hair failflig out has bern asd en- BE- cured
Batdasss has BEEN AID Ga BE- cared
foa pay only for Tessahs. No hdiY, no par
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For household economy there is nothing
like DIR. Prices Baking Powder.
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WANTS CAN RE LEFT

At the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and sunday
GloEc.
NJ. D. Merrill. r Broadway.
Al. Eeeves druggist, Moore block, Seven
toners.
CT. Heller druggist. !2S st. Peter street.
suaiaht Bros, druggists corner of Rondo
Il c Clotto.
William X. Collier druggist 199 East Sey-
INlL street
At. Guernsey. druggist Iii Dale street.
VA. Airscher, druggist, -; Rondo street
Sever Westby. druggist t79 East Third
meet
E. McCrudden confectionery <96 Rice
tleet.
W A. Frost & Co.. druggists corner selby
tLd Western avenues
L J. Wife druggist. 500 Market corner
F'tih
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CATHCART & CO.,
Managers of Property.

DOR REM
L COS Holly avenue. eight rooms and bath.
$50 per month.
go Holly avenue, eight rooms and bath,
$50 per month.
7s3 Laurel avenue, six rooms and bath. SIS
per month.
419 Sherburne avenue. first-foor fiat six
rooms and bath. SIS per month.
1S9 Aurora avenue, six rooms and bath, S1S
per month.
per month.
Two flats of five rooms ana bath each in
the Seymour block, South Robert street; one
at Sl2.50 and one at SIS per month.
CATHCART d. CO.,
Bank Of Minnesota Building.
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Whitaker ~ Goddard Renting
Agency.

Whitaker q Goddard Renting
Agency.
FOG Manhattan Building.
SUMMIT AV., rooms and bath. sos.
~ TO Carroll, rooms and city water.
101 Viola, six rooms and bath; cheap.
Livingston av., Groom brick, with barn;
cheap.
sos Iglehart. Groom, modern; elegant;
cheap.
Iglehart, rooms and bath, cheap.
Park Place. Groom cottages. ST and So.
$50 Dayton, elegant; see us for price.
Selby av., two fine houses. cheap.
Iglehart. near Kent rooms, city water, Sis.
Fine houses on st. Peter, Grove, Western,
Holly, Case, Sibley, Eighth, Cedar, Grand,
Victoria.
Some nice flats and lot of cheap houses.
See us on White Bear cottages.
Nanning's Renting Agency.
Davidson Block, Corner Fourth and Jack
son SITS.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
POS East Fourteenth ST.; nine rooms, bath,
and barn.
211 East Eighth st.; twelve rooms, bath,
and barn.
424 Selby av.: 93S Olive st.
81 Sylvan st.; SIG Marshall av.
20 Central av.; CTS Olive st.
COS and Gil Marion ST.
s701 and 703 Conway st.
4-room flat, with bath, 210 Fourteenth st.
Groom fiat. with bath. 2I0 Fourteenth st.
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FOR REM.
HI. ~ Val J. ROtllschiId
heal Estate. Loans. Fire Insurance,
oiQ D;axaaE D-ac. u I,il.ai.,oc

$40 Pioneer Press Building.
600 ROPER MONTH for $50 Carroll
D%%.CO' ST., near St Adams; faces
south; modern Improvements; nicely pa
pered; detached house.
S25-273 Kent ST.. large house on the corner
faces east; will be put in thorough repair for
good tenant.
S15-Good suburban home on the inter-
urban line.
tached, between Selby and Grand. This is
for firstclass. sure pay tenant no children.
We have a demand for good dwelling
houses. well located. We collect rents and
look after property properly.
P. San answer to many inquiries: No.
we have no modern, detached houses on ST.
Anthony hill at SIS per month.
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FOR RENT.
Smith 81 TayIOr's List of Houses
for Rent.
21s Manhattan Building.

MO. 81 EAST TENTH ST, corner Cedar,
~ pleasant home, with all modern I'm
provements, in easy walking distance. A
nice home tor business man wanting to be
handy to business.
Com plete furnished house on Dayton av..
$40 per month from May LIST.
No. SAL Portland av.; ten-room brown stone
dwelling, a thoroughly elegant and COM
plete house; unexcelled location.
No. 5S3 Holly av.; ten rooms: new: all
modern improvements; brown stone front;
$40 per month to good tenant.
No. 300 Dayton av.: a ten-room house. with
ali modern improvements: facing south on
one of the pleasantesr streets in st. Paul;
rent reasonable. $50 per month.
Corner of Dayton and Virginia avs. one
block from cable; eight rooms, with bath; a
large, pleasant home; cheap to the right
party. SMITH d TAYLOR,
No. 21S Manhattan Building.
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John IL. Rickey's Rent List,

john R. HicIKey's Rent Inst,
Germania Life Building. Minnesota and
Fourth
MODERN brick house. GIL Cedar ST., in
WI good repair; low rent.
! Modern eight-room house, 900 Martin ST.,
$40.
Modern twelve room houses, central, low
rent.
Seven-room house, All Rondo St, SIS. .-
Seven-room house and barn, 2S5 RayouX
ST.. SIS.
Five rooms, 367 Smith av., ST.
Five rooms on RavouX ST., near Carroll, $40.
Rooms on second floor, Seventh and Wa
| basha: low rent
| Houses on Edmund, Front, Rondo, Itch
| field and Burgess sts.. low rent
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house, with bath; pleasant locality; ten
IL minutes walk from court house. psf
Summit Mace
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FOR RENE.
HOHSHS.

uOUS E-For rent at your own price. a
IL good eight-room house and barn, near
Merriam Park. between the interurban and
cable lines. Apply Monday to Treat Bros,
37S Robert st.
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Schram's Renting Agency,
$50 and 800 Manhattan Building.

OO-ROOM STEAM HEAT, detached
AZ house; also block of twenty-six rooms.
steam heat, central; AL places for roomers;
cheap rent.
lC5 Summit, two-year lease, at $40
3O2 Walnut, 10 rooms, modern. - 35
276 Ramsey, 9 rooms. modern ............. 50
COL Selby, rooms, bath .............. 80
257 Rice, 9 rooms, bath, furnace . %
63S Burr rooms, BATH furnace . %
974 Hague. new house, modern. .. %
366 Pleasant. rooms, bath 20
407 Martin, S'rooms bath ................ 20
664 Otsego, z rooms, water and sewer...... IS
1GO6 Iglehart, 8 rooms, bath; (repair) 800. Is
1899 Fauquier, 6 rooms. good barn. ... 10
Flat rooms, bath; 253 ColDorne . IS
254 Virginia. cottage, city water. ...... -. 10
744 South Robert, rooms (nice) ...... ID
1858 Eaton. & rooms (corner). ......... IL
Call for free list of cheaper houses and
rooms. We have them from 81 upwards
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OUSES-224 and 236 Victoria; furnace.
4 water, sewer, gas; SIS per month. ia
Garmopia
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A GENrS-Ladies and gentlemen, 10 sell
N new patented article just out; splendid
seller, big profitss, no risk: investigate today;
send STAMPS for particulars. Putnam Mfg
Co.. Cleveland o.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-11

J. w. Shepard, o. East 9TH st.
d ENTS HOUSES, STORES. OFFICES,
II acts as owners agent: collects rents:
steam-heated apartments for S20 S25, $50 and
S35; reduced rental
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-11

A PPRENTlC.tS wanted 10 learn MILL
"A merry. B. A. Schultz 4l2 and 4l4 Waba-