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DIED.

BAILEY. Departed this ufe Sunday morning. Nav
"a, 1884 az l;4o. FRANCIS h, beloved
husband Of Mary Z. Bailey, in the sirty-eighth
year OF his age.
But. dearest father art thou gone
Forever from sight.
Shall We no more thy face behold,
80 cheerful and 80 bright
And your voice forever hushed.
That once loved TO hear.
All. no; we think we hear Il nov,
stiu sounding In our
BY his DAUGHTER.
Funeral win take place Tuesday. May %. at $50
a:m.' from his late residence 81 street south
will be said at an
CHAPMAN. On sunday, May q. 1894 nj 1880 N.
m, after a brief Illness MARY ALICE the be-
loved wife Of Henry Chapman. aged thirty -four
years.
Before the morning had arrived,
Oh how my heart bled,
My wife that my light and life,
Was lying before me dead.
ssst sSeD her to late s., s. P
nesday at y am. Requiem mass. %
DANENHowER. Departed this life after a linser-
ing illness, at his residence, Monday, May
= lss+ at 4:iS An, WILLIAM WEAVER
DANENHoWER in the seventy fifth year OF
Funeral services viii he held in Christ Church.
lnterment at Congressional cemetery Friends
respectfully invited to attend. Please omit
flowers.
DYRENFoRTH. on Sunday morning May 27. 1894.
ETHEL GROSNENoR. beloved daughter OF
Robert G. and Jennie Dyrenforth.
Funeral from residence, 1883 Vermont avenue.
invited New York and Chicago papers please
copyD
HANNUM. ON Sunday. May q. 1894. MARY E.
widow OF the late $. b. Hannum, in the sew
nty-ninth year OF her
Funeral Tuesday AT 4 O'Clock D. from the
dence Of her daughter. Mrs. {. D. knight. 245I
street northwest. Friends invited.
HAzEN; Died at Cedar Croft Highland station.
May -. 1924. Mrs. MARY c. HAzEN, after a
short illness. aged forty-two years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
kEEFE On May %. 1894 suddenly, at T:so m,
MARY L. daughter Of Martin and Mary Keefe
Funeral will take place from her parents resi-
dence, l2a2 Potomac street Tuesday Nav aa
at O'Clock. thence to Holy Trinity Church,
where mass will be said for the repose OF her
soul. Friends respectfully invited.
MCCONNELL. On saturday May 20. 1894. at SIS
after a long and painful illness, ]. n. NOON
NELL aged siKty-four. late captain Of thirty
seventh New York volunteer infantry.
Funeral from late residence at 4 O'Clock pn-,
Tuesday. May -. lnterment at Arlington.
SMITH. on Saturday. May &C. 1894 ut 1850 n
m, WILLIAM G SMITH, beloved husband Of
the late Catharine Nenabe Smith.
Funeral from st. Paul's Episcopal Church a3d
street, Tuesday. May ~. at O'Clock pm. Rel
atives and friends invited.
sTRFFI.ER ON sunday. May q. 1894. at $50
am. LEONHARD J. STRlFFTEIl, aged forty
eight years, one month, beloved husband o.
barbara Strifier.
Our father has gone: HIS spirit has Gown
To that beautiful land Of rest.
Where pain never comes. where sorrows unknovnL
To dwell with the happy ana blest.
BY Ills WIFE AND CHILDREN
Funeral from nis late residence. corner 9th and X
streets southwest. Tuesday. May - at 3 d m
I'm Memoriam.
SMITH. In remembrance Of the late STEPHEN
SMITH, who departed this life one year set
today.
Gone, but not forgotten.
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The Rev. Edgar H. Gray, a Baptist
clergyman Of Oakland, Cal, who was chap
lain of the United States Senate during
Lincoln's administration, died last week.
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To BE Invited.

At the last regular meeting Of Wash.
hgton, No. i, ID. c., of the National Asso.
citation of Stationary Engineers. An view =,
the coming thirteenth annual Convention %
be held at Baltimore in September. II was
resolved to invite the delegates. with their
wives, to visit the national canital as
guests OF the association. A Delegation OF
washington, No. l. will attend the con-
vehtlon TO urge the acceptance of their
hospitality. a committee was also ar-
pointed to raise the necessary funds to de-
Tray the expenses. The convention will be
attended by delegates from all parts of the
United States.
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Baby Carriages.
"Whitney," 'Heywood," Wakefield"

10
"Wht OLE
attention %
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A Mysterious shot.

pistol shot rang out at 1852 Stoughton
street about $50 o'clock Saturday night.
and that usually staid and peaceful neigh
borhood was thrown into a high state of
excitement. Immediately a crowd of ex-
cited persons gathered. and within a few
minutes the patrol wagon of the eighth
precinct dashed up with Sergt. Evans and
several officers.
1t was known that the only residents of
aninoff, said to be a Russian count and a
Mr. James Walsh, formerly a real estate
bf oker. After an investigation the police
men drove away, being satisfied that the
alarm was false, but to reporter the
count made several decidedly cratic state
nents, enc OF which was that he endeavor-
ed to kill himself, but failed because his
hand shook. Where the bullet lodged, how
ever. could not be discovered. The reason
he desired to end his life, the foreigner
stated, was because he is penniless. al
though the possessor of considerable prop
erty in this city, Virginia and Florida.
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Clnildren's Cotton Under
wear.

Ferris Waists, coutil, patented buttons. Each.
5Oc
Good Quality Muslin Drawers, rufle of Hamburg
cluster of tucks. Pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Csc.
Good Quality Muslin Drawers, deep hem and
I'D floor. ...... bet 10th and 18th ST. buildings
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Blacks for Knock=AbOut.

A black gown that will stand rough usage is al
nest indispensable during the summer months.
But the appearance need not be sacrificed. The
stufs that combine beauty and wear-rcsistng
qualities the popular These Storm Ser
ges, Granite Cloths and Cheviots just that
Kind.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Meeting of the Executive Committee
of the New Association.

of the New Association.
On Saturday afternoon the executive COM
mittee of the Civil Service Reform Arsocia-
ton held its first meeting, with the presi-
dent of the association. ex-Commissioner
w. B. Webb. in the chair.
After the adoption of bylaws for the gov
eminent of the association and its various
committees the following were elected TO
membership: Rev. DR.. Teunis S. Hamlin.
Anthony Pollok. Samuel Gray Ward, Rufus
H. Thayer, Henry E. Pellew. Charles Z.
Foster, jackson II. Ralston, Charles L.
sturtevant, George VIM. Hill and Alex
ander Wolf
The bylaws provide for four standing COM
mittees as follows: Committee on legisla-
tive and executive action, publication COM
mfttee, finance committee and membership
committee Mr.. II. b. F. Macfarland was
elected chairman of the first named COM
mittee ana he appointed Messrs. John Joy
Eoson and Rudolph Kaufman the remain
ing members.
DR.: Frank II. Howe was elected chairman
OF the publication committee and Messrs
Sharies w. Stetson and Joseph G.. Gurley
Were elected as the remaining members
The finance committee is composed of
S0hn JOY Edison. chairman, and Messrs
Snsries Z. Glover and Adolph G. Wolf
made up.
A motion was adopted formally accepting
tne provisions of the constitution of the Ma
e,ohaI Civil Service Reform League and the
chairman was authorized to appoint a mem
yer OF the association 10 serve on the gen.
erai committee of the league
The most important business transacted
vas the consideration of plans and methods
py which the local and municipal offices OF
sne DIS trlct could be placed under the oper-
auoh OF a merit system analogous 10 the
one prevailing in the CLASSIFIED service Of
.ie FEDERAL government The matter was
Ieierred TO special committee 10 be an
pointeu py the chairman with Instructions
TO report at the next meeting ~ he slac''
tive committee
~, aiter oisposing of some routine business
tne committee adjourned TO meet on the sec.
ond Wednesday in June. ' '-e see
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MARRIED..

HANNAN-EyANs. In Baltimore Nd, December
IL, lsSS, by the Rev. II. Harcourt. pastor q
Grace NJ Church, Miss LIZZIE EVANS TO
Mr.. JAMES HANNAH, both of Washington. %. c.
MokISoN-WHlIAMs. At Washington n. c. on
May -, 1888. by the Rev. Alfred Harding of
81 Pauls Episcopal Church, Hon. JAMES
MORRISON OF Iowa 10 ELIZA h WILLIAMS Of
Takoma Park, d. c.
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Women's Black Underwear

The popularity at this season Of thin piacA
dresses naturally causes great demand FOR wo-
mems black underwear. Ours is fast black; can
possibly rub off. We've excellent assortment
women's Black Isle Tights, knee length, open
seat. Pair. '$i'-'
women's Black Isle Tights, knee length closed
seat. Pair. 'S-'""
women's Black silk Tights, knee and ankle
lengths open and closed seats. Pair, up from S43o
women's Black Isle Vests, low neck, no sleeves
Each, up from. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .1oc.
Women's Black Isle Vests, high neck, short
sleeves. Each. up from ........'oc.
Women's Black Isle Vests, high neck, long
sleeves. Each. up from. .Sl.oo
Women's Black Silk Vests, low neck. no sleeves,
also used as corset covers. Each, up from. .1oc.
DIST foor Observation-Disclosures 1909 Il st. blds.)
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For Your Summer Home


Curtains, Drapery Materials, Window Shades, Fly
Screens, &c, at minimum prices.
4O-inch Dotted Swiss. double border. Yard. Csc
3O-inch Tamboured Muslin, single border. Yard,
15c.
Cross striped Silk Curtains, suitable for door or
window drapcries. Were $500 pair. Now. 50. 80
All-over patterns in SILK Curtains. Were $1,000
Ready-made Window Shades. 3x6 feet. Each. 19c
Mosquito Netting, yards to piece. 2 yards
"iut' NHite. iicce. soc
Mosquito Netting. same in colors. Piece. Soc
Chenille Rope Portieres for doorways and across
NUNS i~iNh' .S<. 40
5-ft. Curtain Poles, cherry. oak. ash and walnut.
Complete with fixtures. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Use.
Ready-made Fly Screens, adjustable, 1Sx26 to 80
inches. Each. ............ ................. 2Oc.
23x26 to 30 inches Each. ..................2 5c.
CJFurniture Slip Covers, Fly Screens and Win
dow Shades made to order. Estimates free.
Nitn hoor. .llth 81. building
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SATURDAY night p, S. Lazenby Of Dol I
street attempted TO board a moving train
at 9TH street and Virginia avenue but he
lost his footing and fell. Both feet were
badly crushed.
Mattnew smith, sixty years old. who was
taken sick in Mount Pleasant SATURDAY.
lice ~
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AUCTION SALES.
kavanagh 81 johnson. Auction.
TEWEERY AT AUCTION.
TO QUIT BUSINESS.

We commence to sell on Monday, Aug 81,
longing to John Pfister located at 4l6 Waba-
sha ST., sale TO continue at 10 a. m, 2:3J and
7:S9 p. m. each day until entire stock is sold.
The stock is complete, and consists in part
of ladies' and gents fine gold and flled-case
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. Silverware.
Clocks, Knives. Forks, Spoons. etc. Mr..
Pfster has been in business here for twenty
five years. and in all that time has sold
nothing but the very best class of jewelry
out of the iewelry business and invites s ali Of
his friends and old customers 10 help him
to get out. A nice souvenir will be given to
each lady attending the sale Monday after
noon. Aug. %.
We have engaged the services of the we'll
known jewelry salesman, Mr.. T. E. Dawson,
of Chicago. to conduct the sale for US.
KAVANAGH & JOHNSON.
AM
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ON TIL ESNiA Rive shall sell at public
~ auction on the Mart, north of the market
house, on Saturday. Sept. Ist at 10 o'clock, a
very tine and large lot of household furni-
boards, hall trees Wardrobes din s, room room
tables fine chairs. parlor goods of all de-
scriptions. writing desks, bookcases. bed
lounges, sofas. divans. center tables. rockers
etc. Also fine lot of china and crockery-
ware, glassware, silverware knives, forks,
spoons, etc. over 2,0G0 yards of body Brus-
sells, moquetie and ingram carpets: rugs of all
sizes and descriptions. This is by far the
finest lot of goods offered Oh the Mart this
for yourself. by all means attend this sale.
Kavanagh g. johnson, Auctoneers. 1856. 1SS.
100 East Sixth ST.
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p. L. kavanagh. Auctioneer.

a SMALL COTTAGE AND FOUR
n Lots at Auction-I will sell on Satur-
day next Sept. LIST, at 3 o'clock in the afte r
noon, on the premises. No. $40 Aurora av., a
small cottage, together with two lots. each
4lxl20. Also lots one and two in block
eleven of MackubIn & MarShalTs addition to
st. Paul. The, above property is only one
block from University avenue street car line,
ana Is In a locality that must necessarily in
crease in value within the next few years.
P. T. kavanagh, -AHetloneer
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to avoid the afternoon and evening throng.
A TRANCE CLAlRVuYA NT'-Sen
n 25 cents, with age, sex and stamp. and re.
ceive horoscope of future life. Mrs. DR..
Moore, dead trance medium. seventh daugh-
ter. born with veil and wonderful gift of
second sight; tells past, present and future;
full name of whom you will marry: advice
on business, love, marriage, speculation,
changes. losses divorce, missing friends,
Challenges the world 1t is well known
throughout the world that mediums are the
only reliable seers. and their charms cause
love. speedy marriages and success in busi-
ness Your future revealed in dead trance.
Unites the separated and causes speedy and
happy marriage with the one you love;
causes good luck in al! things by proper adj
vice. Secure charm and wear diamonds
Reveals everything. Positively no imposi-
ton. Mrs. DR.. Moore, Box 4O5. Newport
Ky. Lucky charm free. Cut this out and
save it,
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A RE YOU IN TROUBLE p Consult
n Madame Ina Walker. life reader for
future; she will guide you in all affairs of
life by a power higher than human: CORE
spondence CONFIDENTIAL; ladies. 80 cents;
gentlemen, 81. sos Wabasna ST., opposite
capitol
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SCHROEDER & DICKINsoN-Foryo
- upholstering. repairing. carpet cleaning
refitting and relaying. mattress making and
renovating, feather steaming. IL East Sixth.
telephone SIS. Let us give you an estimate
on anything you want. .at
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ will offer at public auction, ii my Office
III. Saint Paul, on saturday October 10th,
1894. at 10 O'Clock a. M. nh pine stumpage on
stat lands exposed 10 waste or damage, in
accc" dance with The provisions OF ction
~, cheapter IS, General Statutes lis.
A BlERMANN.
Commi s.ioner of the State Land Office.
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FINANCIAL.

RANK STOCKS specially; bonds, cum
- mercial paper, mortgages securities
bought and sold. George W. jerks Invest
ment Banker. Ainnesota Loan and Trust
Building Minnean alia
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oCLOAkMAkTN

(rLOAKMAkING = Seal and other fur
~ cloaks remodeled; plush cIoaks re-
modelled: cloth cloaks remodeled at our
popular low prices. Schultz Cloak COMPANY
3yJ Robert ST., one door from Sixth st.
r AIDES CLDAkS REPAIRED and
IL refitted; plush cthaks steamed and re.
modelled; all work guaranteed Room |, 42a
WabaSha. i'tH
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M RS. LEWIS-Massage treatments and
w complexion treated. ass St. Peter ST.,
Room IL
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EARS. ALICE AUSTIN - Clairvoyant;
IfI card readings, % cents. IL West Ex-
change ST., near Wabasha.
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NIME. ST. JoHNS-Clairvoyan readings
WI 80 cents this week; massage, magnetic
and alcoholic treatments. 444 Cedar ST. open
evenings
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uYPNOTIsM TAUGHT People pos
IL sessed of the proper magnetism, will
ca ch the art and science or hypnotism;
er ms reasonable. Hansen. 500 WabaSha
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AIRS. KATE HOSRINs. psychometric
ltl reader and trance medium. NO. l4gl2
West Sixth St
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
LaEnbert's List of Bargains.
212 Cedar STRAIT
- ~ -. :.

&O0D M CASH and 5000 per month
~~~OO.OO for ten years, without i'll
terest. takes the beautiful fiye-room home.
etc, No. 37s Summit place. near Rondo eiec-
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MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS who
w are suffering, call at Viavi parlors;
health book and consultation free by lady
attendant; Viavi cures when all else fails.
80 Germania Bank, Fifth and Wapasha
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BACKING and shipping of household
L goods promptly attended to. Adler
Furniture Company.
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4 TTENT1ON-Look 1T Lowering Shoe
n Company's ad on Page2.
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MADAME TEITSWoRTH, reliable,
Nl prophetic Test and Healing Medium
81 years EXPERIENCE. ID Eighth ST., ST Paul
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M ISIS HELEN DE VEAttE-Manicuring
w and massage treatments. Office 1871,
q East Seventh st.
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Nj RS. NJ. A. tTusSEYl BARKALoO-
Ni ga Wabasha St.-Magnetic and passage
treatment for paralytic rheum atism and
nervous diseases: also baths } a m to pm
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NRs. DIR. REARDoN- Massage i'm.
I'VE proved Turkish and vapOr baths: open
Sundays and evenings. 394 North Elk
change. corner Sixth.
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PROFESSIONAL.

M RS. BALDWIN removes superttuous
4'A hair, m0leS. ETC.. by electricity: onl-
pos tive and permanent remedy known; IL
years experience: references given T..
washington St. between Sixth and Seventh.
p kMOVhD-Mrs Hayes. to 367 Washing
~ ton St, corner Fifth. Laces, lace cur
tains and kid gloves cleaned
QUICK RESULTS are assured from
" Globe Wants. See list of agents.
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III RS. ALICE F. BAGNELL, 159 " est
lsl Seventh ST., massage and vapor baths.
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The DAILY
GLOBE is the
organ Of the
masses, but OF
no party. class
or clique. 1t
is looked up.
o n b y t h g
masses as q
frien d a n d
counselor, be.
sides a steady
neWS-giver.
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MISS LIE WREN has opened massage
w parlors at 430 Wabasha. Room j, second
floor
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STOVES-We want the people of ST. Paul
- to know that we have the largest and
iuest stock of heating and cook stoves. in
time by one firm We shall use the store
across the street (Nos. 1S7. 1897 exclusively
for stoves. By the middle of this week we
will be able to show you a complete assert
ment of the following well known heaters
Over 200 Peninsulars and Round Oaks, out
of the Royal stock: about 500 secondhand,
of which the following names predominant:
The Radiant Home. Richmond. Garland.
Jewel, Lsurels. =. P. Stewart West Point,
Elmhurst Hub, and the Monitor. Iii ranges.
We are strictly in 1t. We can give you any
size or make you want. We set up and
guarantee every stove to give entire satisfac-
ton. We urge you to make your purchase
early in the season, so as to avoid the rush.
Kavanagh & Johnson, 1s6, iss, 100 East
Sixth ST. -. 80
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

N ACTIVE PERSON with responsible
"A ity can acquire the exclusive right in
st Paul for an article in daily demand,
per cent commission; can be carried along
side of other business. Answer. Northwest
ern Branch. P. o. Box To-. Minneapolis
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PERSONALS.
A.A.A.A. A. A. A. A. A. "A.
PROF. LIT TEN,
The Well Known CLAIRvoYANT
of New Orleans,
HAS RETURNED.
PARLORs. SEA CEDAR STREET,
Opposite the Capitol.
LADIES, so cts. GENTS. ST..
Hours, q. NJ. till p. M.

Call in the forenoon, If possible, in orde
to avoid the afternoon and evening throng.
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THIS EXPLAINS OUR POSITION

p EPAIRING of furniture; good work
II and reasonable charges at the Adler
Furniture Company.
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no YOU WANT WORK? Visit a Globe
~ Want agent. He can help you.
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Dor SALi--Carpet-cleani plant; boil
l. er, engine. carpet cleaner, feather reno
vator. store building, with lease; will sell
cheap. POD Rice St
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DARN FO.. SALE or exchange; 50 acres
OF rich land all plowed ready for next
crop; good barn; two miles from Minnesota
In Lyon county; price. g., 400. Will accept
real estate or merchandise as part payment.
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HOUSE - Wanted Immediately seven.
Ii eight or nine-room house. st. Anthony
hill; family of two and servant. Address j
6S Globe
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ELAT-Wauted to rent fiat of about six
L rooms. or part OF modern house; three
in family; give price and location Address
81 Globe
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THIS EXPLAINS OUR POSITION
l. We beg to announce to the public that
We have concluded to close out our whole
stock of cook stoves and ranges at less than
factory cost in order that we may have the
whole OF our time to devote to the manu-
featuring department of our business. We
have tried to avoid this, but find it neces-
sary. We have decided to do so, and from
assortment of the above goods at prices tina;
will move off the entire STOCK by Sept1. Make
your choice now, as it will be impossible to
duplicate any further than the assortment
now is. Respectfully, Karst d.. Breher.
1S3-1S7 West Third. corner Exchange.
NlAVI CERATE food for blood and
nerves; Viavi for uterine troubles and
piles, Consultation free at Viavi parlors
90 Germania bank, Fifth and Wabasha SITS.
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RABY CARRIAGE - Wanted, to sell
ED cheap. a baby carriage; good as new
;Terr little used tGll MT % JaY St
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FOR SALE

( 4 TOOL CHEST md TOOLS for sale.
Va Room 10. Glote BEiiGing.
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FURNISHED RoOM-Two ladies de-
L sire to rent large room within fifteen
minutes walk of the postofce; references
given. Address T o., Globe
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\ a ITESTION-LoOk at Lowering Shoe
IN Companys ad on Page ,.
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DIANO-Good upright piano to let for So
per month if taken at once. Apply at
Flat n, Hotel Barteau.
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WANTED TO BoRRow-S.O on chartel
w mortgage for eight months: house
hold furniture absolutely new: will pay good
rate interest Address l. 81 Gioba
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26

I'D GAT-First-claSs hunting boat. wall tent
slC and 1@-bore hammelless gun for sale
dirt cheap. 272 Martin ST.