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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
District
In the matter Of the assignment of Julian n.
Sleeper, insolvent. to William A. Van Slyke
On reading and filing the petition Of the as
s1gnee in the above entitled matter
:. 1t IS ordered that said assignee be and he
Is hereby authorized and directed to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the title, interest and equity of said insolvent
IN and TO the following described real estate
IN the county OF Ramsey and State of Min
nesota, described as follows, viz: Lot number
eight 80, in block number twelve n2} of HoI
combe's Addition to the City Of ST. Paul and
the undivided one-half of lot number five 60,
In block number eighteen QS. of Marshails
Addition to West St. Paul, according to the
recorded plats thereof; also all uncollected
belonging to said assigned estate. Said sale
shall be so made at the Sibiey street entrance
to the Hotel Shernaan.a on the southeast
corner Of Fourth and Sit4ey streets in the
City Of st. Paul, Minnesota on Monday. the
Eth day of August, A. 3D. 1886, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon. slF
Said real estate shall be sold In separate
parcels, as above described and report Of
such sale shall be made BY said assignee TO
tnls court for its approval and confirmation
1895 ia aa 9s d the 18th gay Of August D.
the Honorable John W. Willis, one of the
judges OF said District Court at his Chambers
In the Court House in the City of st. Paul,
or, In case of his absence. such hearing shall
DC before the Judge Of said court who may
be In attendance at chambers on said day.
It Is further ordered that all creditors Of
said insolvent who have not heretofore
made proof Of their claims, shall file with
said assignee verified statements OF their re-
specttve claims against said insolvent on or
before the 10th day of August A. D. 1896:
and any creditor falling so to do shall be
barred from receiving any dividend from said
insolvent's estate. e
Further ordered that notice Of this order
shall be given by publishing the same in ffs
st. Paul 9 o b 9. daily newspaper printed
and published in said City of st. Paul. on the
LIST and Sth days Of August, A. d. 1885 and
that copy hereof shall be mailed to eyery
known creditor of said insolvent and to said
tnsolvent. on or before the Sd day OF August
postage prepaid.
Dated July 80, 1896.
WILLIAM LOUIS KELLY.
Judge District Court
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OFFICIAL.

Proceedings of the Board of School
Inspectors.
Published in the st. Paul Daily Globe Aug.
8, 1896.
Irregular Meeting)
Meeting called to order by President Abbott.
Present-Inspectors May, McNamee, Nc
Nair, Scholle, Wilkes, Yoerg and Mr.. Presi-
dent-7
Absent-None.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Communfca atoms.
From the citizens of Merriam Park regard
ing the Longfellow School, referred to the
secretary.
Reports of Committees.
From the Committee on Schools
st. Paul. Mimi, Aug. 5, 1896.
To the Board of School Inspectors
Gentlemen: We recommend that leave of
absence for one year be given Miss Ida
Hustled, kindergarten direetress of the Doug
las and Garfield schools We recommend that
Miss Grace Metcalf be appointed to the vacant
position and that Miss Katherine Riser be
appointed assistant kindergarten in the
Scheffer school in place of Miss Metcalf,
promoted, at regular schedule salaries. Re-
specially submitted.
H. c. McNAIR, Chairman.
Ayes-Inspectors May, McNair, McNamee,
Scholle. Wilkes, Yoerg and Mr.. President.
Nays-0
Inspector McNamee chairman of the special
committee on high school teachers, asked
further time to report and by request Presi-
dent Abbott was added to the committee.
On motion Inspector Scholle, chairman Of
committee on Finance, and the Corporation
Attorney were appointed as a committee to
consult the City Comptroller regarding a
monthly report.
The matter of repairing the smoke stacks
at the Central High and Irving schools was
referred to the Real Estate Committee, with
power to act.
The Real Estate Committee were also in
strueted to make the necessary changes of
rooms at the Irving school.
The Secretary was instructed to inform the
Mayor that the Board earnestly recommends
the appointment of Geo. N. Gerlach as Super
fntendent of New School Buildings without
compensation.
Audited Claims.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
ONCE OF Chief Q. NJ. Dept of Dakota, st.
PAU. Mimi, August 1, 1Ss6.-SEALED PRO-
POSALS, In triplicate. will be received here.
or at following named posts, and at Helena.
Mont. until IL o'clock a m, on September i
1886, and opened then, for furnishing ana
during fiscal year commencing July l. 1895. at
Fort Smelling, Mimi; Fort Yates. N. D.. Forts
Assinniboine. Custer and Keogh, Mont. and
Fort Yellowstone, Wyo. Instructions fur
nished on application here, or to the Ouarter-
masters at various points named. The gov
eminent reserves the right to accept or re
lec[ any or al proposals, or any part thereof
Q. Ii. 40 oA1ol
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Office. Constructing Quartermaster. Helena.
Mont, July. 2Sth, 1896 Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office until Wednesday,
August 26th. 1896, II o'clock a. m. and then
opened, for constructing at Fort Harrison,
near Helena, Montana, one o. double Bar
rack building and one q double set of Off,
GERS Quarters. also separate proposals for
Plumbing. Steam Heating and Gas Piping
said buildings. Blank forms for proposals.
circulars to Bidders and any other necessary
information. will be furnished on applica-
ton to the undersigned or to Chief Quarter
master, Department of Dakota Saint Paul
MINI. The government reserves the right to
reject or accept any or all bids, or any part
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals,
should be marked: Proposals for Build
fngs," Tor Plumbing Heating or Gas Piping.
as the case may bel and addressed to Capt
Geo. S. Hoyt. Asst. Quartermaster, U. s..
Army.
Aug. 7-s-1O-l1-121a
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Subdivision of Lots IS and 10, Block A, st.
Anthony Park
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Judgm t
st. Anthony Park R. E. and Imp
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LIsL OF real estate TO be sold under judg-
ment entered Sept 8. 1890. rendered upon
Assessment for Filling, Grading and
improving LangfOrd Park
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
VI Resolution Adopted by the Com
mon Council of the City OF st.
Paul.

A,y No. 2915-By Mr.. ReardonL
hesoived, That the City Clerk be, and he I.
neTepy directed to furnish to all peddlers
noia1ng licenses, and those hereafter licensed.
Dadge or card, to be placed on the basket
cart, wagon or other vehicle, or on the booth
OF stand OF such peddlers, representing the
NUMBER or the license Of each such peddIer-
as contemplated by section No. 696 of the
ordinance of 1896 'H0
adopted by the Assembly July 10. 1896
feas-Messrs Craig, DAILY. Kirke. Krahm-
Presidents. AA'
Nays-0
1896. = iu "a aug y
;, Yeas-Ald. Bell, Bigelow, Donahower. KaI.
Shepard, Mr.. Vice Presidential.
NayS-0. -. Isl
Approved Aug. G. 1896.
o. H. AROSIN. 49,
President of the Assembly,.
e. L. -ALLARD.
MATT JENSEN,
city Clerk.
Aug. g.
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NayS-0.
Approved Aug. z, 1896.

Resolved That warrants be drawn upon
the City Treasurer payable out of the funds
raised upon the assessment for the opening
widening and extending of State street, be-
tween Congress street and Concord street
In favor of George w. H. Bell, for the sum
OF 81, $780, the same to be in payment of the
following described real estate condemned
in and by the proceedings referred to, to
wit: All that part of lots and two of
block five of Bells Second Addition to West
ST. Paul. which lies west of the east thirty
feet Of State street as now used and travelled
upon also all, that part of lots one and three
of block four of Bells Second Addition to
West st. Paul which lies west Of the east
thirty feet Of State street as now used and
travelled SaidA amount shall be paid only
upon said George w. H. Belr conveying to
the City sef ST Paul such real estate the title
of which shall be free and unincumbered
and be examined and approved by the Cor
poration Attorney of said city.
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen Aug. 4,
1896.
GYeas--AId. Bell, Bigelow, Donahower, Kali
dunski, Kenney, Larsen, LindahI, Shepard,
Mr.; Vice PRESIDENT
Adopted by, the Assembly Aug 6. 1896.
Yeas-Messrs: Craig, DAY. sKirke, Krah-
nere Lewis, ID abon, Thompson, Mr.. Prest-
Nays-0
Approved Aug.7, 1896
BID F No. -s3S1--
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn upon
the city treasury in favor of c. L. Horst,
City Treasurer, for the sum of So, S29.14, pay
able out of the street, Sewer and Bridge
Maintenance Fund" to pay the street and
sewer forces for the two weeks ending July
25th 1896. in accordance with the pay roll
certified to by the City Engineer and ap-
proved and allowed by the Board of Public
Works. $500
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen Aug. 4,
1896. -
Kenny, Larsen, Lindahl. Shepard. Mr.. Vice
Presidents.
ENayS--0
Adopted by the Assembly Aug. g. 1885,
Yeas-Messrs. Craig, DAILY, Kirke, Krah-
mer, Lewis, Thompson, Mr.. President.
Nays-0.
Approved Aug. 7, 1885,
BID F No. 6SS6-
Resolved. That warrant be drawn upon
the city treasury, In favor of c. L. Horst,
City Treasurer, for, the sum of $633- 40, pay
able out of the Street, Sewer and, Bridge
Maintenance Fund, to pay the different
contractors and their laborers for sweeping
streets paved with asphalt for two weeks
ending July %, 1896, in accordance with the
contracts approved by the Common Council
April 16, 1896, and as per pay roll certified to
by the City Engineer and allowed by the
Board of Public Works
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen Aug. 4,
1896.
Kenny. Larsen, Lindahl, Shepard. Mr.. Vice
Presidents.
Nays-0
Adopted by the Assembly Aug. 6. 1896.
Yeas-Messrs. Craig, DAILY, Kirke Krah-
mer. Lewis Thompson. Mr.. President.
Nays-o
JAMES z. MARKHAM,
President of the Board of Aldermen.
E. L. ALLARD,
Vice President of the Board of Aldermen.
o. H. AROSIN,
President Of the Assembly.
MATT JENSEN,
City Clerk.
x
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NayS-0.
Approved Aug. Z, 1896.

Bid No. 635S-By Aid. Bigelow-
Resolved, That an order DE drawn on the
City Treasurer. payable out of the School
Rental and Repair Fund, to the order of
the President Of the School Board of the
City of st. Paul, for the sum of 81 10000, for
the purpose of insuring such school build
ings as may be occupied by the members Of
the Grand Army of the Republic during the
Thirtieth National Encampment of said or
ganization, to be held In the City of St
Paul, and for the purpose of removing the
school desks where necessary in said build
1ngs, and thereafter replacing said desks in
their original position.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen Aug A,
yYeas-Ald. Bell. Bigelow, Donahower, Kat
dunskl, Kenny, Larsen, Lindahl Markham
Shepard, Mr.. Vice President-10. 99 2 =. g.
Nays1-0 f-sfS 81 ~
adopted by the Assembly Aug 6, 1885,
sYeas-Messrs. Craig, Daily Kirke Krahm-
er, Lewis, Mabon, Thompson, Mr.. President
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NOTICE OF SALE.
ONCE of City Treasurer.
st. Paul. Mimi. Aug. Z. 1896.


Is hereby given that under and by virtue Of
judgments entered and dated hereinafter
mentioned. in the District Court, Second Judi
cial District Ramsey County, State of Min
neSota, against the hereinafter described real
estate, situated, lying and being in the said
city and county, on assessment warrants for
the improvement herein described in said
City of ST. Paul, the undersigned will,
the twentieth day GOTH of August, 1896 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon at the City Treas
urer's Office in the City Of st. Paul, County of
Ramsey, expose to public sale, provided
by law, the following described real estate, to
wit:
List of real estate to be- sold under iudg-
ment entered November "a, 1894, rendered
upon
REIMBURSEMENT for Opening, Widen
ing and Extension of Linwood
Place, From Osc cola Avenue to
KenwOOd Terrace.
Encouragement of Kenwood Terrace Addition.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot Judgmt
M. E. Graves and F. G. Bourne. II $l59.6o
]. C. Stouts Second Addition
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
ALBION Lindeman Except
easterly ten feet. .......1S 3 $2l.13
List of real estate to be sold under judg..
Reassessment for Opening, Widen
ing and Extension of LinwOOd
Place, From OsceOIa Avenue to
kenwOOd Terrace.
]. C. Stout's Addition to Summit Park Addi-
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Audited Claims.

The following claims, having been audited
and approved by the respective committees.
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Approved and ordered submitted to the
Common Council by e
Ayes-Inspectors May. McNair. MeNamee
Scholle Wilkes. Yoerg and Mr.. PresidentN7
There being no further business, the Board
adjourned. -o-.
e. ]. ABBOTT,
President.
Secretary.
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All in the City of st. Paul, Ramsey County,
and State of Minnesota.
C. L. HORST
City Treasurer.
Note-Am't of Judgm't, amount Of judg-
ment.
Aug. s. 1896.
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Advertise Your Wants Every Day.
AUCTION SALES.
A. G. johnson, Aactioneer.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE ON SATURDAY, AT 10 A.
MI will sell at public auction, in the
on Saturday, Aug. 5, at 10 a. M. the con-
tents OF twelye-room house. also the con-
tents OF ten-room house., consisting Of ele-
CANT oak bedroom suits, 3 fine parlor suits,
easy chairs and rockers, 2 hall trees, extern
sion tables. dining room chairs, wardrobes,
nne dressers, new iron beds with spring
mattresses. a lot of fine Dishes glassware,
silverware. piano lamps, hanging lamps,
center tables, refrlgerators, gasoline
stoves ! boys printing press and type
(cost $500. lot Of steel engravings and oil
paintings; also body Brussels and ingram
carpets, rugs, art squares, lace and che
nile curtains. table cloths, etc. II you
are looking for bargains. by all means at
tend this important sale; everything first
class. A. G. Johnson, auctioneer. 2S8 and
240 East Seventh st.
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At $4,000 each.

Mems nighc black and blue Kersey and Chncbils
Overcostsooube and single breastedmade fashion
they should besome with satin. yoes sleeves
and fancy ell-wocl ining-others lined throughout with
Farmers satin silk sleeve linng-plaiu corded
and edeespan, lap and satin piped
silk velvet collark-szes S4 TO So
Nowhere In the
garments been offered ow
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IS ON PAROLE,
Minister Nurse to 60 to
HOultOn for Trial.
Confessed to Improper Rela-
tiOnS With a Girl.
He Was Formerly the Pastor of
Three Churches in Maine.

HoULroS, Me-, Nov. ia year aud q
half ago the Rev. T.. l.. Nurse was settlad
over three churches IL iodgdon, Cary
and Amity as paator. lie came we'll Iec.
commended from y training school Ia
Boston. lie was earnest and enthusiastic.
a nd good results came from his work.
The Rev. MIR. Nurse l. 50 years OF age
and a native of Earbances. His family
consists Of wife and four children.
IN the family lived Estella NJ. Esta-
brooke, IL years of age, who assisted in
housework. Miss Estabrooke ia the
daughter Of one of the members OF tho
church in Hodgdon.
Early in October the Rev. Mr.. Nurse
suddenly resigned. Resolutions were
adopt ed in the usual form, and the Rev.
MIR. Nurse removed TO Boston.
Soon after his departure the mother OF
Miss Es,sorooke reported to mem oers of
the denominaiioDnl churches In that part
of Aroostook county that her daughter
was in trouble, and that, py the girls
confession, the Rev. Mr.. Nurse was the
Gauss OF her condition.
Letters from Inc Rev Mr.. Nurte, dated
Boston, were also in evidence, the pastor
making a confession.
Miss Estsbrooke also made affidavit 10
the facts.
Measures were tRkon by the Rev. DIR.
Dunn, secretary OF tho Maine Bapt Vt con-
vention. with the cooperation of the
Rev. G. T.. Owen OF Iioulton to bring the
Rev. MIR. Nurse TO justice. A reouisi-
tion couldn't be obtained till next ApfiI.
and accordingly, Dr. Dunn proceeded IN
BustoD, where had an interview with
the Rev. Mr.. Nurse. who broke down.
and confessed, and expressed his reaoi. |
ness TO do anything which DIR. Dunn nd |
vised. lie confessed in the presence OF |
MS wife. He accompanied Dr. Dunn 10 |
houlton.
While In Houlton, DIR. Dunn received
the intsiligencs OF the death OF bis wifeis
mother. which made II necessary that
he should return TO Boston by the next
train.
As there would be 10 term OF court
" houiton until April, the Rev. MIR.
Nurse was taken to Augusta, TO be
placed In jail there, tut Sheriff Norton
Of kenuebec county told ,Dr. Dunn that
'uli not legally take q prisoner from
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On Trial for Larceny.

Winifred .Conners, indicted for the lar
ceny of siiO from John Conley, on June
10. Of the present yesr. was tried in Judge
Wiibur's court yesterday sftornoon. John
Conley.testised that he saw the defen sant
ct Doyle block, on North Main street. in
this city, on the day he claims he was
robbed. lie met her at about 1880
o'clock IN the morning, and he had about
$50 Ia MS possession, and the money was
TAKEN from him by the defondsnt, lie also
testified. On cross-examinstion ccnley
denied ne was drunk when he met Miss
Conners, but admitted he had been drink.
ing.
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A Cheeky Device in the
Way Of Advertising.
A Newspaper Collecting
Agency Seeks Business.
Rhode Island Colonists Granted
Monopoly In Soap Making.

A great many odd and unusual things
are done in the line OF advertising, but II
is very doubtful IL any more peculiar
or impu dent device to catch trade has
ever been resorted to than that now used
by newspaper collecting agency which
has headquarters in New York. A day
or two ago ths manager Of monthly
magazine published in this city received
through the mail n biz -xellnsp -e4tYeftrr,e,
pretty well covered with printed matter
In Ings type. Along the uppsr edge of
the envelope was this direction $40 be
used for ofiicisi business only" while
Just below this In fiaring letters appeared
the following: estate of New York, CITY
OF New York. ss Court of Common Pleas.
On the left OF the envelope and under a
big seal bearing the motto, EXCELSIOR
vas the word "suopoena" also in very
bold faced type. A person receiving such
IN envelope would naturally imagine mat
IN some unknown way he had been drag
ged into litigation in the metropolis.
while those who saw the envelope would
be Justified 10 thinking that perhaps the
receiver of II had been running up a bin
In New York and had been cited before
the court to ansger a suit tor the recoy-
ery Of the same.
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ARM0RY DEDICATED.
Bristol Naval Reserve Has a Day OF
FeStivity.
Street Parade Followed by Banquet
Ball In the Evening.

The Naval Reserve Armory at Bristol
was formally dedicated yesterday after.
noon with elaborate ceremonies In
which all ihs Reserves of the State partic.
ipated, and one company of Second Regi
ment Infantry.
The various organization were all in
town bv / 80 o'clock in the afternoon,
and were formed on Long v harf as fol-
lows, preliminary to the Dedication Day
| PARADE:
Platoon OF police, Capt Dimond.
American Band, d. W. Reeves leader.
| Commander W. Mccarthy Little, Rhode Island
Naval Battalion and Stsff.
Bristol Naval Reserve TOrp do Company, 30
men end four officers; Lieutenant ". r. ed
Williams, commanding
Providence Navel Reserve Artillery, % men
and four officers; Lieutenant Eiswald com
Newport Naval Reserve Torpedo Companv. 20
men and -four officers; Lieutenant HWilkes,
Company G, second Regiment, II. /. NJ. R
men and three Offices; Captain Luke III.
Callan, commanding.
Exmcmbe Bristol Reserves.
Governor Charles Warren Lippitt, marching
and staff.
Adiutan General ~ H. SackCtt, r.. l. NJ:
Lieutenant Abbttt, Twelfth Infantry, L. s.
A.. inspecting oific Rhode Island Militia
Conceal Hiram Kendall ana staff Brigade
Rhode Island Militia.
Members ot the Rhode Island Legislature
town official, and town officers and local
State officers.
The line of marcn was through
Church, Hope, Franklin ana High
streets. ana tnen countermarch through
the same thoroughiares to the new
armory, where the lines were drawn IN
and Governor Lippitt and his STAFF passed
into the armory while Reeves band
played "Hail to the Chier' and the
Governors salute was fired by a battery
on the wharf
The banquet was served In the big drill
hall, decorated for the occasion, and 300 |
guests were at the tables.
During the after dinner exercises Lien
tenant W. Fred Williams presided, end
after MS own address OF welcome intro. |
crced samuel Morris, Jr., the orator of
the cay. The ether toasts were. estate
OF Rhode Islaud," Governor Lippitt;
United States Navy" Lieutenant wood.
L. :. NJ; 1.-THE Buiioing Commission. -
Hon. Joshua Nilbour; "Ihe United
states Army Colonel Thornton;
Rhode Island Militia" General Hiram
Kendall; "Rhode Island Naval Rosetyes.u
commander W. Mccarthy Little. The
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another county under such circum stances.
The Rev. DR.. Nurse agreed to accom-
pany DIR. Dunn TO Boston and promised
to return to Houlton when he should be
wanted for trial.
Dr. Damn concluded that to grant fur
ther parole was the best he could do, so
the Rev. Mr.. Nurse was taken 10 Boston
where his family reside, and where he
has employment. HIS reaffirmed that ne
would return to Houlton again when
wanted. His case Will be presented to the
grand jury next April.
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chaplain of the day was Rev. Henry A.
Stevens.
After the dinner there was prone
made concert and the dedication ball, the
grand march being led by Lieutenant
and Mrs. williams.
The gentlemen on the committee of
arrangements were: Ensign q. W. War
rem. chairmsn; Ensign Wendell X. Davis.
secretary; Lieutenants W. r. Williams
and J. II. Goddard. q. n. Busb, Asa
Hathaway. L. A. Bishop, lie n. Church.
"A. Mayo, !. Is. Munro and Samuel Kim.
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At $500 each.

At $500 each.
Mems extra quality black and Kersey and Melton
elegant black Ch1ncbilla M
and genuine hsck Irish Freze
fasbionaby finished satin and wool Cay
lningssome astrachan lined-many satin and
sleeve ininepiain corded edges--plain lap ana
strap seams-silk velvet coars-szes "a to 46.T
explain IN lot
$50 qualities you realize how values,
At $500 each.
Mems very fine quality black Kersey
throughout with qusty satin .eeves
silk linedmnde edges lap silk velvet
coarsszes "a to a. These Overcoat hig
standard OF modern taoringi
money cannot buy Overcoats more stylish
perfect Hitting than at
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They did more than that, for they
made him monopolist-in soap only, it
Is true, but monopolist nevertheless
for they granted him the exclusive right
TO manufacture Castillo soap Ia the coll
ony for the period OF ten years. At the
expiration OF the decade Lucens was to
make known 30 them tho process OF man
ufscture. Whether this early monopolist
reapsd rich harvest and retired from
the soap boiling business with bursting
Golfers history does aot relate, nor does
IL state whether Lucena ever tulnlled his
part OF the agreement by indueting the
worthy law makers into the mysteries OF
the art of soap making.
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But neither the official looking envelope
nor it, contents had anything TO do with
Law or litigation, except in remote way.
The enclosure. IN the form OF a subpoena,
with bic red seal on It, COMMANDED the
receiver TO appear at the ffice of the col
iecting agency end show cause why he