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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
anAIN snrrEn ouLrwAnn.

Eastern Linea Complaining Against tho
Division uf 'rlis Trnflic.
chicago Is the hardest city In tho coun-
try to please with the railroad situation
aud meyer socna satisfied with conditions
and ciroumstancoa affecting her railroads
unless wholly beneficial To the Windy CITY.
The diversion OF export grain shipments
from Atlantic scnboard ports TO Galveston
aud CUR ports hns stirred up horncts'
nest In Chicago. and for tho want OF or
rather lame excuse for, tho reason there
OF thu blame hns been laid az the door OF
the Joint Trtiiic association. which has
been made 10 stand the blunt of all ii-
regulnriucs oruurrlng Ia Eastern railroad
circles since It's ORGANIZATION IN January.
AZ u matter of fact the Trunk Line asaori-
nuon hnH had no eject on the situation
ana grain VIII continue 10 come south
whether tho Lust"rn organization lives or
divs. Proximity TO the grain producing
sections OF Kansas und the Northwest,
short and direct routes and low rates alond
m responsible FOR tho constantly lncrcas-
luH grain shipments outward
Eommnntlns on the situation the Chi
SERIOUS injury IL being done TO tho
east bound freight traffic from Chicago
by the enforcement Of the Joint Tfanlo
ulst-bUund through shipments OF Hour,
grain and provisions to lsnBtern soabourd
points amounted 10 over 10000 tons. Last
weelVH nnipments were only ono-hnlf OF
that AMOUNT More or loaa rate cutting
Is sun going ON. and II u WAS entirely
prevented the caat-bound through Ship
fnenta would he Less than they were nt
this tlnp last year. Eastern railroad Of
iiriafs nra rapidly coming to the conclu-
Alon that the joint trnnic trust IN a rank
failure. for the reason II prevents a healthy
competition between the roads, ANA forces
huainoEH into other channels where cheap
rr rates tan be secured. Formerly nins-
tcnthH of tho expert grain from the Mis-
nouri river and points west thereof went
via Chicago, Now most of II Ia being
shipped to Galveston, New Orleans and
Other Southern ports, because the ratex
arr from ono-third 20 one-half lower than
tho through rntrs to New York. md IN
addition 20 that the ocean vessels from
southern ports nrc making better rntef
10 foreign ports than the vessels from
New York. an they arc more anxious IL
secure tho business, H
another thing prevents export grain
from going via the trust lines 10 New
York and that ls the three cents terminal
oNuotcd by the trunk lines NJ Now York,
and which IL taken out Of tho tllrouRh
rate before profs,tinR vtih the N.steris
roads, 1t cnn thus be seen that Chicago
and New York are the. worst sufferers
from the enforcement OF the trunk iins
trust agreement. 10 get business to 20
Via Chicago to New York az formerly 10
IL necessary for the trunk lines TO meet
the competition ar the Rulf roads and tha
BOO and Canadian Pacific roads. Tha
board Of managers OF tho trust, however,
VIII permit no such compotiiion."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The New Court House and It's Appoint
m nts-Personal Mention.

The New Court House and It's Appoint
m personal Mention.
liberty. Texas, February S.-The first
term of the dlairict court OF Liberty coun-
~ IL now being held IN the new court
house lust completed at this place, A
great many civil easts. Involving railroad
and land litigation have been disposed OF,
also one important murder case.
The town is uii OF visitors including
many prominent attorneys from Houston
ind Galveston.
The people OF thi. county are well
plsssed with their new court house, which
IL extremely beautiful and elegantly fur
nished throughouts The building cost
about 5000. and was put up by Martin.
Byrnes. johnson Appiegnte, who rank
among the most successful contractors
and builders in the State. The building
lis Gsxs7 feet. 100 feet Va height. The
heavy walls are constructed Of n superior
quality OF rcd brick and trimmed with the
famous rnlhverne pressed brick. which
gives 10 It's general appearance most
pleasing aspect.
The first .-oor Is snb-diyidcd Into various
offices for the use OF the county officials.
and are furnished with all the convent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.


New York, February @s--The tntnat
nbomiuntion is IN, ia, ,,t,-.,.,,,, ,,,1ot,
'' ''l- " w" va rlSa'ot'' Mhloh
who have tampcrcl with the new fad that
thH feeling OF intense cNhilaratlon u soon
lila tSn, " NH mi avn, ageonS' more h9rli,
ntnds. Tho peculiar odsr ~ tbp t,,,p "is,
arctic can be dptorted I'M tho rorridcrs ~
some OF the high class hotels
4 uattvc of tho uow,rv IL ,,ttbnti,,, rn-
,,., s,,,,.,,,,,.,,, ,,..t d. -, a.. ..,,'t
wv n'''''''"' '"a' hoHE w reHP'nS'nl'
thai once famous strcot nnd dlstrlct,
That tho Bowery ls going "a tho dopa ia
made apparent 10y tho fact that two pnr-
Hem OF property that could not have btrn
bbouiggnt IN gfniH Ny ior hhlt ml,lon
uollnI" W'tN hN1rkcn uuMl one my lntt
Mcek VT leAs Man Nsp'uv9 lpioro NE
ssl3ah haiai'u lnc hoM'lA was written
sf"'V" M"' r'ius'h iVr ono oI thu par
''S'
An ,,bo ma, a., ,,,,i n, ..ou,,,,,,, ,,.,.
can have them made To order In u QUOT
East side street on the edge of the Cor
man quarter. The urnmnkcr's shop h on
the ground door of u tenement. and the
wallis are decorated with designs cAcu-
lated to satisfy all TASTES. The urliH cost
from SIS TO So, but the prict can be
doubled or quadrnpled, The old ur1l-
hia aI' s,oN t'lt' VT uuWnlNv." v NV WY
utmh' pul nc rALovls tn1t II WIN plek W
lots
Mf. charles nan OF illlsbufH has SUD
denly developed II mania for fox terriers
"hu p'bnis NV "oN "'oM '"'V' Wy p"'
Th3maa of England for 100. Prisoner was
gn p,t Tiie. u ,ny d,, ~, MY " M
d6g In Ms clges on cshihiiion here during
the dog snow. which closed N a BLAZE OF
glory ~ ihe mig garden me olher night.
~-
By way or Boston comes IN" announce
mcnt Of another thcator for broadway.
,rod,,, a. a.. s,.to1 mat uc,pto,,,n o,nttnt
'u"'s ~ " s" ''at 1870
iais VIII hich D. A. HUI VINO mas gihilligd
TO CONSTRUCT a phy h"ust hbpsn rnilly
fourth street. u " - nave -FOUR usfss'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
! luALL COTTON CROP.

An. o,.,, nj, o.
Rnited Ouantitv'
Ia, of Tho Pest
Ina issue of The Past 7 ,o,iced
W ayorinv moro co,tor T,be
la,arh nam,,lass has every
h 4 Cherokee county arguments
rr eontends tbot tba farming
,hts4 South c,n no, ,,nol,eo yalne
I. t,ss,,ca NJ ,hot,. t,ra o,i,o,,,is.
" 80 '"''i "'''' " ~
-iaHt cotton. According 30 the
shtaned writer's statements any
u than A crnn nf "a OUo ngo h,les
y
Employ even hNe-slNths OF the
Az % the South.
4 lave 500 O0o baias NJ rotton 70
A. ,,,a.
|. ~ wv ~ sure 10 ne haseu' not
un " cents per pound. After
n. have enjoyed the rNercis. and
n Y te,rs .,.,...
,,.a 'u'PiuSeu uurlllG the seu-
"ahon then we have to harvest.
III Il an cxcessive cotiou crnn
u $780,
N VI. teu''4s Is me cost OF pick
supposed for an, ,at, ain o,s,
n smco -. 49, W.
h t,eaha. - '"'" oVs' iN'
n. ~ the Nhluc OF ono bale
4 "is cents per pound. is 81. 30:
|-t VI 1900 600 Mt ia, .a, -.
1 IN i0n ga ,os' ~, 49," p'te'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
ANswEREp THE cALL.


u. @. Wilkinson Consents to Become n
Candidate for District Judge
Brown. God, Texas, February 26.--At Il
meeting OF the Brentwood bar, held IN
the district court room at Brentwood,
Texas. February %, 1896, for the purpose
OF taking action relative to the candidacy
OF some member of the bar FOR the office
Of district Judge OF the Thirty-rfth judi
Clal district OF Texas, and whereas \. G.
Wilkinson was upon motion unanimously
indorse1. therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we, the aforesaid bar,
having confidence In his ability as law
yer and integrity as a man, and heliev-
ing he would make capable and efficient
Judge do unanimously request the said
n &. Wilkinson to become a candidate
for said position and we hereby recon-
mend him to the people OF the entire
district as person In evory respect fitted
for tho same.
Having been Informed of the action Of
the bar. Mr.. Wilkinson appeared and
promised to make the race, and use his
best efforts to secure his election
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Greenville, Texas. February GA
stormy session of tho county democratic
executive committee was held here.
The committee Endorsed the Dudley call
for one primary, and a submission OF the
financial question, unchanged; also the
plan of instructing the candidates.
This resolution was rec'nsdored how.
ever, By u vote OF Ave TO three. ana the
following resolutions were passed by the
same vote Of five to three:
Resolved. That the Hunt county demo-
cratic executive committee adopt ard fol-
low the instructions OF the stat. COM
mlttee, as outlined at Austin. February
Z, except as to that part OF section o
whch refers TO the selection Of candidates
for the tickets, .,f,
That precinct conventions be held on
June 10 10 select delegates TO state ana
district conventions.
While the wording Of the financial que4.
tion in the Dudley manifesto does not
suit quite all OF the committee, they say
they did not feel at liberty TO chhnse
il after the state committee had adopted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
NECROL OGlCAL.

FRED wRIGHT-Leesville. Texas, Feb
ruury gG.-ered Wright died In the vicinity
OF Leasviile on the Path. lie was 20 years
old and leaves wife TO mourn his DEATH
MRS. w. ID. MoRRis-oyerion, Texas
February I.-Afrs. ". D. Norris died yes
tordny evening. three miles west OF this
place OF septic fever. She leaves hus-
band and hve small children, one infant.
Mr. Morris had recently moved here from
iiiil county.
Il. h. BRYAN-Palestinc Texas, Febr,i-
ary T-NIr, H. B. Bryan died I'm this
civ this morning after u lingering illnesa
with lung trouble lie wns 80 years Of
ngc, He leaves a wife ana several chill
residence, Rev. D. +. G. Timmons CON
ductIng the ceremony, and u, O'Clock
u. M, the remains were Inferred IN. East
I'M cemetery with Masonic honors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The request was compiled with and mn
informed that these copies have been MALL
cd by the speaker to his friends.
1t Is pretty safe to say that only very
small percentage OF the tourists who como
here TO see tho slgh;n or enjoy themselves
nay any attention 10 thu marine feature
of tho metropolis. but thure are frpuuent-
era OF the piers nv OF Broadway and Fifth
avenue aud tho pier habit once formed,
IL difficult TO break. Rain or shinc. winter
NJ summer, there ~ never time when
oilers van not be acon along the river
mont. ON pnrched summer nights the
whnrvcS are crowded, OF rourso, with ten-
olneIll dWtllefs. who sock a breath OF frean
mr., Young mon make love to their sweet
h"Arls upon tie stftng plccos tlred Work.
lhHmrn smoke ther pipes aud rnioy the
hrerEc and the rest. and occasionally ~
baby falls Into the water to tho delight OF
the crowd and The Joy OF tho nfcsavera.
One OF the odd features OF metropolitan
llfo are the 'puilcrs In OF the Wholesale
dry goods aud carpet districts that oentcr
In that strip OF land between Canal and .
Dunno streets and a couple OF blocks enat
and west Of Brondwny. II " not the
athletic and neranaNivo pulling In" pr Z
bHNtrr and Division streets. NO historic B.
IN the annals of the town. bur o nild,i.i
form OF gonna iint they ret there tuat
the aninr, Salesman nftur salesman along
these streets has his eyes wide open for
tho puAhcr-by. ana when ho decriea a mln
hospitality mlrrorvd IN his face, anh rnDn
haa the victim where he wnnta him, Tho
spider and ~ act Is not confined 30 thu
ySndorloln district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
So CONVERTS MADE

~ al Nelmar on the Financial
~, Situation.
Ea I. .sxas. February es.-As an.
Nh Al lhe Post from here, thai a
|Ess' 5 ss,ween Hon. Jonathan Lane
|ayss..1. ok Cook had been arranged
|sl,s.'s. On last evening at ESQ O'Clock
~ tsat has now TO report that
Y, tsoSS come cause. failed TO ap-
~ ,ua az supplied his place. The de.
|s,..sir ~ q. BY Nj. Cook i'm n sneech
Y III w closed 81 hin Win n
N IA, ieleinder. Mr.. Atkins spoks
~ NJ ana a half Mr. Gook ~
" q M. seopulist doctrine 10 the satls-
Nu'fari,o nopulists and MI tlns
h, cfisocrse,.'n The gold standard wing
I, iitnInislE BY earnestly commend
~ fes,lss 'ration Of Mir Cleyeiend
|r...fnln IN readers. with the shnS.a
IN, socsnerna,im There werp about
,sis and dents, goIdbugs and silver
~ si.hl 's,iGnsensely and Went home
nat ths.e same opinion on the
~ Possessed before they
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Gcorgctown. Texas, February 2s,-Last
night Mrs James Little OF North Gcorge-
town was stanting In front Of the stove
win her babe in her arms and her hack
10 tho stove when her clothius caught
nre and was blazing above her head wneh
mi her child on the bod and gathering
hsr biazins skirts closely 70 htr persof.
.,,fce..ied In sm1therlng The flames aud
81 wing her life. Her Right hand Rrd lower
iI,,ha are badly burned. There was 10
one ia the house to render her ans as
slBtnnce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

Rockdalc, Texas, February go ANA NJ,
Ing tie names Of free slSei Am ,,,,i,sbed
retey democrats Of this place p'l"is ,.',,,
I'm Yesterdays Post, the eorr'sp.""' :
made an errcr n pIaeil IN me ."f free silver
Judsn 'rad,se. Grayson is an oil iiIns
column, IAN democrat. and considers tnht
5 5sm u he land marks are is, IL in ihee
i-ocfrn par form Of iSa2 exactly MS
kauonal psxeept that he tases tnS
els yisT ,snt NO power has been asles any
s e. ahe FEDERAL government TO t sS III Is
thing lesa, oi hv ali who know HIM ana
hlEhiy es .'s,nn n ohearfully MADE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

id, ,nlsours and Gulf railroad. There IL M,
st,,,,i, mat the tax VIII b. voted, t.ereii,
A., Nv another lina for Lake Charles.
Nf" tHp,rhnt telegram was receiv.I by.
~, " a Bel. president OF the f,ak,.
III nn'its hoard or trudc. from Vice Pr,-si.
usht anu General Manager Hammond on
pc had . direct promise from renatops
III; MI evns.cssmrtt from Minnesota. Iowa.
az Ssls ,s', Kansas Arkansas and sauislant,
DfnpriMion for Celcasicu paas'
me railroad election tomorrow promises
70 be nh Important event In Lake Charlcsf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
pops WANT NO FUSION.

Georgetown. Texas, February 2s'-rhe
Post reporter has interviewed a number
OF leading populs,s of this city on me
subject Of Judge Rengan's recent letter.
Thc unanimous opinion is that hoit se ~
,nssra ,viil accept the Judges Invitation
", m"c cone back into the democratic party.
Tbev claim that Judge Reagan ana ny
folks have no orga3lz;ation 20 va ear, should
thera,arc rome into the pcpullst party
and and fight under true coiors The a STS
naon,,dent OF success. or claim TO ne hna
assert boldly that they WI n nonpiise doc.
III ..,,,os must have right Of way
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
NssED INTO THE AIR
fate That Bsfel ". H. Had
don Yesterday
! ,,,rry BY A PASSENGER TRAIN


n -, Texas. February =.
Heus,h s pIlot of u locomotive
q v The air and falling about
4 ~. ,.,r,-the track. broken and
4 " If humanity, was the fate
/ II. Haddon Of this city
! M, occurred NJ the point where
80. -. Harrisburg and San AM
l " crosses the San Felipe road'
b ~, ,asseneer train of the Mac
~ canning TO this city. Mr.
1 - ,ot sen by the engineer
I =. approached. nor by a negro
N V" ,hsn cntl TO be IN tile Vicinity.
~ .,ruck him, and the sight of
!. s.,og through the air was the
s,.inc.r knew of the presence
snar the track. Air was APP
4 rain stopped and the body
by the train crow and orouBh;
y. NE was dead when the men
lain reached him. He had been
!. IN left temple and his skull
1. and several bones in his lower
~ broken.
,or Chapman, in charge OF the
.,lsed the authorities as soon as
I !. rsached the city and Justice
Viewed the body for tho purpose
I scuest
!; IN was taken to the undertaking
h Ross & Wright. whore 1t will
Isrei for shipment and taken to
this morning for the purpose
a,,ased was brother OF Joseph
Il this city. lie was about ~
age.
hks n. Lord, an aged and well
dll,sn Of Houston, died yesterday
: d at 1870 o'clock. lie had IL par
t-vke some tim. ago and he never
severed from It's effects, although
abe 10 be out OIL the streets L
t.-s ago.
l1fl was a native of Charleston.
III he had been living In itous-
H. years He was once married
: sRe died many years ago. ms
uuyes In this city are his brother,
& Lord and his family.
tAssed was n years of age. The
WI occur AT o'clock this after
fa1 the family residence, No. i've
uner Providence.
nj Of Mrs. j. p. Chllders, wife OF
p childers. took It's flight from
40. family residence. in Drummer.
~ hst night. She had been serl-
Air long time and knew that
Us Inevitable, yet she endured
s-hng with Christian fortitude
tncieriked her noble life. The
FGiAige family and the ppssessor
~ tue friends. her loss will be
s'lred, and the general verdict
h,tta good, pure. amicablc and
c-shn woman has gone to her
'zl,s will be taken to willis for
rls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
80 Arars'.tNE IrBMs.

nta,r,st court In Session--rwo Murder
Gases Set FOR Trial.
san Augustine. Texas. February ~
instruct court is now in session and mas
h,an since the 2nh. with Hon. r. C. David
r,..,dln,, and w. NJ. lmboden. district at
,arnsv This Is the first term OF court
held ~ Judge Davis. and be gives UNI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01


Earnings for This Month Contlnus to
show Increase.
The Financial Chronicle computes tho
Rross earnings NJ nfty-four roads for the
second week IN February at s5,iy7.3y0. an
Increase Of s7qu.sia, or 1879 per cent. eighty
roads report for the nrrt week Of Feb
rnary $3.50. IA. an incicaHe OF sess'6a. or
l2.0 per cent.
third weeks OF February are na foliow,i:
1895. Changes,
Bur, @. II. and North;
Second week .s:,,...... $3.50 Inc. sl2,aes
Glove. Gin. Chic. and 81. L.:
Second week .,....s..i. .2ie2is Dec. 1904
lfllnl and Pcre Mnfaueite:
Second week ........-.... bxfW inc. Mii
Georgia.
Grand Trunk.
second week ,,...-.....27T,i5 100 Inc. 1854
Il. g., TT. Scott and Mem: -.
Seroud week ...4......... 1884 Inc. b.921
Wisconsin Central:
Third week -....-.....--. CH.bsg Inc. b.d2s
Wabash.
T'hIrd week .s...........22S2 go Inc. 5,79i
Wheeling and Lake Erie.
Third week ..-........... sG.&6 Dec. l9.Vt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
nnAn rAX ELEcTIoN.

,,nsrles La. February San oieo,
Ia LAW VII he held. tomorrow 10 weras !. ~
ana Of This tciicasieu, parish , ~ 70 CIV, Nv
asy adv OF aiding The Kansas .'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

The request was compiled with md M,
informed that these copies have been NALL
cd by the speaker TO his friends.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF SCHOOL

PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF SCHOOL
BUILDINGS. STEAM HEATING 9 AND.
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS = Depart
Affairs, Washington. D. c., July ID, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed~ Proposals
for erection of school buildings etc. and
addressed TO the Commissioner of Indian At
lars, Washington, D.. c., will be received
at this Office until 1 O'Clock o. m. of Aug.
Is, 1896. for furnishing the necessary mate
rails and labor required in the erection and
completion of the following buildings, etc.,
at the Pine Ridge Agency, s. OAK, viz: :,
One % brick school and assembly build
ing,
One % brick mess hall and kitchen,
TWO % brick dormitory buildings,
One q brick boiler house, laundry, and
bakery, -
Two C0 brick employees quarters.
One o. brick warehouse, ~.
One % Central steam heating and electric
light plant; ,.of5 >, sf,r.f
Also for furnishing the necessary materials
and labor required in the erection and COM
pletion Of the following buildings ETC.. at
the Rosebud Agency, s. Oak, viz:
One 81 brick school and assembly build
ing, 49, --st-t
Two (2) brick dormftory buildings,
One ~ brick mess hall and kitchen
One u brick boiler house. laundry. and
bakery,
Two (2) brick employees quarters,
One ~ brick warehouse tT
One O. brick work shop, m
! One a Central steam heating and electric
light plant, all in strict accordance with
Plans specifications and instructions to bid
ders, which may be examined at the Indian
Once, Washington, d. c., the Offices of the
Globe of st. Paul, Mimi, the Tribune
of Sioux City, Iowa, the World Herald" of
Omaha. Nebr., the Pine Ridge Agency. s.
Dak and the Rosebud Agency s. Oak,
The Government will furnish all bricks re-
quired in the construction of the above-men-
toned buildings, in close proximity to the
building sites.
Bidders will state specifically in their bids
the proposed price for each building ETC..
and the length Of time required to complete
the work
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids, or any part Of any bid, If deemed for
the best interest of the service
The attention of bidders is invited to the
act of Congress approved August 1, 1892, en-
titled: can act relating to the limitation OF
the hours Of daily service of laborers and me-
chanics employed upon the public works of
Columbia; Also to the act of Congress ap-
proved August ID, 1894. entitled IAN act for
the protection Of persons furnishing materials
and labor for the construction of public
works..
CERTIFIED CHECKS r.~cr
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
fed check or draft upon some United States"
depository, or solvent national bank in the
vicinity Of the residence of the bidder made
Indian Affairs, for at least five per cent OF
the amount Of the proposal, which check or
draft will be forfeited to the United States
in any bidder bidders receiving an
award shall fail to promptly execute a con-
tract with good and sufficient sureties other
wise to be returned to the bidder ~
Bids accompanied by cash In lieu OF n
certified check will not be considered, 49,
d. M. BROWNING,
Commissioner
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
A. 6. johnson, AuctIoneer.

FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY AT ARC
toni will sell at public auction on the
premises No. S27 Pleasant av.. on Tuesday,
aug. 4, at p. m, lot Al block sc. Dayton g.
lrVlne's addition to St. Paul This lot is
52x15o feet. Also lot in rear, fronting on IT.
vine av, being 52x15O. These lots win be sold
IN one piece or separate, to suit purchasers.
city OF St Paul. being surrounded by elegant
residences, close to the Peoples church and
only ten minutes walk from the business
portion of the city. Terms of sale made
known on the ground. A. G.. Johnson, Auc-
tioneer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
FARM LANDS.

lane PHOPERTY-For sale, acres OF farms
~ sun purchaser, on Lake Koronis and near
1 1H .aae, Two miles from village of Paynes-
vliie; terms easy. For particulars send re-
turn stamp. Address r. p Gilbert. New
Paynesville, Mimi.
FARM AND FISHERIES FOR sALE-7o acre
land, meadow, two artificial carp ponds
stocked with carp, two dwelling houses.
Two large barns, outbuildings, pasture gar
den, park, summer residence s77 mar
acre: Fort Smelling P. o. three miles he
yond Fort Snelling1. Bloomington VIM.
Hansen Carp Fisheries -
FOR SALE-Unimproved Dakota land; frst-
hartford, Wis = $500 ,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE of Pdster's entire stock of
watches. jewelry, silverware clocks, etc.
beginning tomorrow Monday, Aug. 8;
sales at 10 a. M, and 7:30 d. "a East
Seventh ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
H. & VAL. ]. ROTHSCHiLD,
Real Estate and Real Estate Loans.

THE KEoGH HOMESTEAD, cor. Ninth and
Olive.
THE O'LEARY HOMESTEAD. cor, Marshall
ana Kent, will be reftted to suit desirable
tenant.
WE CAN RENT your houses.
MONEY TO LOAN
GET OUR TERMS before YOU mako arv
loans any
TO EXCHANGE.
ONE OF THE FINEST new business block.
In the city on corner-paying- tsxcfIange, foT.
lands. A"i
CLEAR LOT on Dayton ay. TO trade for cent?
"a d gooo house where mortgage is not over