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JUDGMENT REVERSED.
Decision Of the u. S. Supreme Court
in the Pullman Car Co. Suit.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-In the Su-
preme Court of the United States the
opinion of the court below was reversed
in the case of the Pullman Palace Car
Company vs. the Central Transporta-
ton Company.
This case involved property amount
ing to about S4.OOO,OOO passed over to
the Pullman Company by the other
company under lease made in 1910,
the lease to run for ninety-nine years,
and the rental to be $24OOOO per year.
The Circuit Court for the Eastern
District Of Pennsylvania gave judgment
for S4, ,434 ,O34. This Judgment was re-
versed by to-day's opinion, and the
court below was instructed to enter
Judgment for $727, SAG, with interest
from 1885, when the lease was can
ceIed, instead of the amount as origin
ally granted The opinion was rendered
by Justice Peckham.
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BASEBALL.
Results Of Yesterdays National
League Games.

League Games.
NEW YORK. May 31.-It was
through no fault of Ralph Miller, the
Brooklyn's pitcher, that the home team
lost again to-day on the grounds in
Brooklyn. Stupid blunders by the men
behind him did the trick. Attendance,
1900
Score: Brooklyn 2, hits 6. errors o.;
Cincinnati Z. hits 8, errors 3. Batter
ies-R. Miller and A. Smith; Dammenn
and Peitz Umpires-Cushman and
Heydler.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81. - Both
teams We're weak at the bat. and their
work in the field was of an Indifferent
character. Attendance, 2,1OO.
Score: Louisville /, hits 5. errors g.;
Philadelphia 4, hits Z, errors 3. Batter
ies-Cunningham and Snyder; Donahue
Curry.
AT PITTSBURG.
PITTSBURG, May 31.-After long
but exciting game Pittsburg won out In
the ninth. Attendance, 1,SO0.
Score: Pittsburg 9, hits 16, errors A:
Baltimore 8. hits 16, errors t. Batter
ies-Hart and Murphy; Hoffer and
Robinson. Umpires = Mcdonald and
| O'Day.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The Sena-
tors fell on Daniels in the sixth inning
for six runs and cinched the game. At
tendance, 600.
Score: Washington s. hits II, errors
o: ST. Louis s. hits 13, errors 3. Batter
ies-Weyhing, Dennen and Farrell;
Daniels, Esper and Clements. Umpires
Wood and Swartwood.
AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 31.-In pitchers
battle Doheny had the better end OF
it until the last two innings, when the
Clevelands hat him hard enough to win
the game. Attendance, $500.
Score: New York l. hits 6, errors 3;
Cleveland 3, hits s, errors D. Batteries
-Doheny and Warner: Young and Zim-
mer. Umpires-Emslie and Andrews.
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COUNTRY ROLL.

Page 2. No. 9-Edwin K Alsip and
undi. 70 of Lot 3. Anderson Tct.. and
Lots IL to 16, rs, % and Ga acres
each of Lots II and 80. Anderson
Tct. and Lots l and 2. Louisiana
Tct, and s. ~ of N. l acre of Lot -,
Louisiana Tct., 103.04 acres and Lot
3. blk 80. Lot 8. blk. is. Lot s. blk. s.
S. Sac, and Lot II, blk H, Highland
Park and impts. Total tax, penalties
and costs ........................ $50 i
Page S, No. l2-J. l.. Archer and Tets.
2O4 and 233. Orangevale and ifnpts.,
20 acres. Total tax. penalties and
Page Z. No. 6-L. III. Artz and Lot "a,
blk. So. s. Sac. and school tax. To-
Iai TAX; penaI,lss p. anu cos.s @ ......r..s 80
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WHEELER sHIPBUILDING co.
In Financial Difficulty Over COM
pletion Of Contracts Made.

BAY CITY (Mich.), May 31.-Wheeler
& Co. the shapbuilding company, is in
financial difficulties over completion Of
contracts made with the Bessemer
Steamship Company OF Cleveland, for
constructing a steel steamer and two
steel barges. Advances in prices OF
steel have caused an additional cost of
$40 600 in building these ships. besides
a strike and advance in cost of labor
The company became embarrassed and
the agent of the Bessemer Company
has taken possession of the Wheeler
plant under the terms of the contract
and will probably finish the vessels.
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Commercial Treaty.

PARIS. May 31.-At the meeting OK
the Cabinet to-day NJ. Hanotaux, Min
lister for Foreign Affairs. announced
the signing of the commercial agree
ment with the United States. He point
ed out that the arrangement was indie
ative of the friendly sentiment which
the two Governments showed in their
reciprocal desire to improve the COM
mercial relations between the two
countries.
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British Preparing for Emergency

KINGSTON Uamaica). May 81
copyrighted, 1898. by the Associated
Press.)-The British Government has
purchased in the United States for de-
livery here 10000 barrels of flour for
the army and navy stores. The order
was placed with the Consolidated Mill
ing Company Of Minneapolis. The
transaction is significant as showing
British preparation for an emergency.
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THE FOLLOWING ABBREVIATIONS
are used for words set opposite them
Blk, block; sts., streets; imp or impts.,
improvements; per. prop, personal prop
erty; sec, section; T., township. K,
range; s. L. s., swamp land survey; frac..
fraction fcl., fractional; SUBJ, subdivis-
ion; Sac, Sacramento; tct, tract; on,
official; m'kd. marked; undi., undivided
r. F., railroad; n, north; S., south; w.
west: E.. east; it.. feet
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Terrible Deed of an Insane Man

LONDON, May a.-Frederick Hall, a
crate maker. living at Burstem, the
principal town in the district called
THE Potteries.'' in Staffordshire, this
morning murdered his wife and five
children with billhook, and then COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat
1t is supposed that the man had sud-
denly become insane.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Acres a : Tossi sf tax, K Pc penalties al F. and lss
Psss s ssl 10. y j 55aS7Jossph Wild and e :
Total tax, penalties and costs. .......s2 81
burn and Lots II and u in blk c,
Highland Park. Total tax, penalties
Page ae ios. No. Phillip waggoner and nd -
and Sc. u OF Sc. !. of Sec. %. r.
~. r. E., and impts. and per.
sl,45O, SO acres Total tax, penal
Page 4oa. No: Ssaiiiie 4. White and ! %
and Sc Z Of M. Z. Sec Is, T. N.
r. F.. and impts.. l6o acres. Total
Page 4os No. Alex Hall and mort -
gage interest in tract OF land
bounded by lands as follows: N. by
raroaa rnFtom oy Sv wfit9kids PeTkds by Pgr
Total tax: penalties and costs. ......sS I5
PAGE age AIS. No: IEmma j Youngs and
and and 4 = = Of seSi SE - . Of Sec. s g. Il + E. e.
+, f., and Lot of Gerhardt tract.
Sec. 3, T. n, X. f.. and impts.,
24s acres. Total tax, penalties and :,
Page AS No. estate of John +. F. ~
York and fc sE; !. of sE. 4 Of Sec:
Nv. iS : Of 81 SEE: e e. II + anS 4. Nk + Ef g.
and impts. and per. prop, rs acres.
loldI tdA, peHallleS ana costs. .xly 70
Page 4l9. No. 2-American River Land
and Lumber Company and fcl. blks.
3, and 5, Folsom, acres n. OF
Folsom, 7.40 acres. and Lots l 10 5
and II to 16, blk H. Folsom, and
blks. 60 and 20. Folsom. and Lots
I to 3. blk. ~. Folsom, and impts
Total tax, penalties and costs. -. $50 0s
Page 425. No. S-Reclamation District
No. 613, and fc. s. l.. S. No. 26l,
T. NJ, II. E., and fc. s. L. s No.
679. In Sec. 81. It. s N. r. r, and
impts., II acres. Total tax, penal
Page 426. No. &Trustees s l.. S Dis
trict No. so. and fc. NV. Il OF NE
4 of Sec. II, II. N. r. l E. % acres
Total tax. penalties and costs. s........S1 Il
Page 4S2, No. 12-M: +. Church Fol
som and T.. Y of Lot 6. and Lot s.
blk. 81. Folsom. and impts and
school tax. Total tax, penalties and
Page 4S4. No 2-Ah Lewey and fc
SW. !. of Sec. 6. I. 9 N. r. S E. Sc
acres. Total tax. penalties and
Page 4s5, No. 4-Unknown owners and nd %
Lot 5, blk IL, Folsom. and school
tax Total tax. penalties and
Page ABS. No. 5-Unknown owners and
Lot 16 blk. A. Folsom. and school
tax. Total tax, penalties and
costs .........................,S a
Page 4S5. No. 6-Unknown owners and
Lot s, blk. IA, Folsom, and school
tax Total tax, penalties and
costs .-....-..--.....-....-... n
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SATURDAY., June Is, 1898,

AT 10 O'Clock a. m. at the office of the
Tax Collector, In the Courthouse .corner
Seventh and l streets, city OF Sacramento
Cal. F. r JOHNSON
Sheriff and ex officio Tax Collector OF
Sacramento County.
Steriff's Office, Sacramento, Cal, June
l. 1898.
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WOOD AND COAL OF ALL

Best and cheapest in the city. Willow
wood S4 per cord: coal. 50 per ton. All
other kinds at equally low rates SIS L.
street Cap. phone $685. JAS. McCAW.
Prop.
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Notice is hereby given that unless the
taxes above delinquent, together with the
costs and penalties, are paid, the real
lien. will be sold to the State on
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UNION BEER GARDENS,

Corner of Goth and 0 streets. The best
family resort in the city Finest wines,
liquors and union made cigars Cool.
sharp beer, sc. Good bowling alley.
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BUGGY TOPS, Sl2. cUsH;

lazy backs; hoods. aprons and all kinds
OF carriage trimming. Cap. phone 3z9
WIN. 7. BOWMAN. 1l09 j.
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STRAIGHT FROM THE EAST,

+. O. STENBERG, the sign painter has
returned from a 10 months visit with
latest. designs. Phone. Cap. GAL. 1920
Fourth street.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

One thousand titles, paper cover Standard
fiction, 10c each. Some at &c and Sc each
S. A. DOANE, 202 X street.
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-SoolS SfI D
Page BAT, No. 1-George Simmons and
E. Y of n. Aa of Lots l and g blk
As, s. Sac, and school tax. Total
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Page 332, No. 20. Rouhwatekha and
tract 201 Orangevale, and impts 10
acres. Total tax, penalties and
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subject to a mortgage for $1,000. $50
acres. Total tax, penalties and
Page ses. No. e-M. S. Williams; and I'd 'e
mortgage interest in Lot Z, blk. E,
Highland Park Total tax. penal
Pages ss ssa sss 40. Ses'z edwin K Aisip and o
mortgage interest in Lots 1 and 2
blk. so. s. Sac. Total tax, penalties. .
Page age s72 No. ii.Adelia A. Irask i.f' and I"
s. L. s. No. 295, Secs. Is and is,
T. ISon M R. snniect e. and IN mpts and
for $1,000, 7e acres. Total tax. PEN
page asees s apa No cSses @c Taft and tract 81
n by Edwards, e. and s. by Good
sct N ~ r mdIfssEs FL and f1p mD;s s ooc sub p
acres. Total tax penalties and
Page s7s; No; i..-, l2.Mary {, j.. j; pay ana :
bounded by lands as follows: N. by
Gore. E. and " by Gore S; by road,
in Sec T reSaif,s,s n, R. srs E.: acre. .,
Page 375, No. Sd. l.. Townsend and.
N. 2 acres of Lot I, Louisiana Tract.
and impts- and per. prop. and school
Total tax penalties and costs. -. .ss Al
Page 1856. No. s.-Annie Van Denmark
and Lot II, blk. Q. Highland Park.
Page 1896, No. ALTA Weber and mort
gage interest in Lot s. blk. 20. S. Sac.
and school tax. Total tax. penalties :.
Page age 100 400. No. a.H. j. Winters; and z
/ Lot 4. blk 49, 8. Sac. and impts. and
school tax. Total tax. penalties and !.
Page 400, No. 81 Walz, and W. u of of y
Lot "a, Oak Grove tract, and school
tax; Total tax. penalties and .
Page 4oi. No. III. a Warmuth and =
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NEW CITY CHARTER.

notice of Election on the Proposed
Charter for tic City of St. Paul.
as Returned to the Mayor March
FreehOIdcrs Appointed -Pursuuat
to the Act of the Legislature of
the State Of MinResota Authorize
ing Cities and Villages to Frame
Their Own Charter.
Office of the City Clerk. of the City Of ST.
Paul. Mimi. April 9. A. D. IS9S
To the Qualified Voters
OF the City Of st. Paul.
Notice is hereby given that the judges OF
the district court OF the county of Ramsey.
to an act Of the Legislature CT the State Of
Minnesota, entitled IAN Act authorizing any
city or village in this state to frame its own
ent with and subject to the laws of this
state" approved April %, 1897, appointed a
board of fifteen freeholders, and the said
board of fifteen freeholders so appointed has
prepared draft OF the proposed charter for
the City of st. Paul. which draft of such pro-
posed charter was returned by said board of
city, to-wit: The mayor of said city, on the
51st day Of March, 1898; and that fact has been
communicated by said mayor to the common
council of the City Of st. Paul, and the com
mon council of said city with the approval OF
the mayor, has fixed the 3rd day Of May. 1898.
as the time for holding the election at which
such proposed charter shall be submitted 10
the qualified voters of the City of St Paul:
and pursuant to such action. the said pro-
posed charter of the City of st. Paul viii be
submitted to the qualified voters of the City
sof st. Paul. on the 3rd day of May, A. L.
1898. at the election to be held on said day
for city officers of the City of St. Paul.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunro set
my hand ara affixed the corporate seal of the
CITY of st. Paul this 9th lay IF April. \. d.
1899.
(SeaD MATT JENSEN.
City Clerk of the City of ST. Paul
april IL, % times. Sundays included, until
May 3.t
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AUCTION SALES.
a. u. Johnson. AEctioneer.

SALE, Wednesday, April
20, at 10 a. M, in the salesroom No. 419 -421
jackson st. (near Seventh ST.. A large and
fine lot OF household effects consisting of
elegant bed room suits. fine sdeboards.
extension tables, dining room chairs. oak
wardrobes. oak hall trees, chiffoniers iron
BEDS springs, mattresses. dressers, fine up
right folding beds with mirror front, COM
bination desk. fancy rockers, divans. center
tables, fine lot OF velvet. body Brussels
and ingram carpets. large Smyrna rugs. in
Cloth and linoleum. refrigerator, gas ranges
gasoline stove. dishes, cooking utensils etc.
This is one of the best lot of gocds offered
this season. Parties looking for bargains.
pecially in carpets or mattings, cannot
afford to miss this sale. A. G. Johnson,
Auet:oneer, 419421 Jackson st., near Sew
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RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment Register.

Office 141 East Ninth st. Telephone 1s3
WE ARE very anxious to secure work sor
the following needy and worthy persors:
BOY-A good. bright young errand boy. the
only tread-winner in family where the
mother Ia widow is sick
COACHMAN-Honest and thoroughly reliable;
an excellent man for a private fam ly.
STENOGRAPHER-A position wanted for
young woman stenographer and typewriter
PLAIN SEWING wanted by woman who
can do coed work
WOMEN to do washing, ironing, houseclean-
ing and caring fer the sick VIII give
satisfaction
WOODSAWYERS and men to do any odd johs
can be secured from this office at any
time,
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The Peoples Storage Co.,
Fstatli hEd 1881.


ON MONDAY. April Is. We will commence
our spring clearance sac of unclaimed
stored household furniture, n:istng of the
contents CT 5 houses and flats, VIZ, fold
ing beds. 16 three piece bed room suits,
40 springs and mattresses. couches, b d
lounge. 40 upholstered o.as, divans, chairs
and rockers. ch:fonifrs. 5 sideboards. 16
extension ard center tables. desss, 3 s:eeI
and cast iron ranges. 8 bookcases. bed
great many more useful articles for the
housekeerer at great bargains. The Peo-
pies Storage Co.. 45914 Wabasha. and 10
West Ninth. Largest cheapest and most
central storage house in the Northwest
Open daily and evening TIL 9:3o Call and
get our terms Private room for storing
household furniture when required.
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HOUSES WANTED.
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSES WITH
wERRILL RENTING COMPANY,
MANHATTAN BUILDING.
WE CAN FURNISH GOOD TENANTS.
REAL EeIAIE EOR S4tE.

TO INVESTORS-Th Security Flats, in ths
city of Mankato, Mimi, valued at S. zoo
incumbered by a mortgage OF s2l, 90, due
in 1900, will be sold at assignee's ssie in
the city of Mankato, May 13, 1885, ct l.
o'clock a. M, at pubic auction. j. D
Richards. Assignee. Mankato. Mimi
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He'yy 1t Happened.s :

From the New York Journal
Old Lady-You wicked boy! Amt ycu
ashamed Of yourself smoking those vile
cigarettes?
Newsboy-Yes, lady am, an dat's a
fact. But, yer see. me stock uv cigars is
completely exhausted just now, an I've gut
to wat till l gets anuther supply from me
dealer in Havana.
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From tire Washington Star.
Excuse me- said the clothing sal srsn n,
but wouldn't you like to have me take the
price tag off that suit for you
Yes, replied Farmer Corntossia 'smeb-
be you'd better. Eff l was to go aroun' ad-
yertisin what lot o. money / paid fur
them clothes p'rhaps the ne.ghbors I'D think
was tryin' to show or"
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SEWING NAGHiHE0

NEW SEWING MACHINES from SIS up. We
handle White, Standard, Domestic and 9TH
ers; secondhand machines from IS up; all
kinds of sewing machines repaired c. H
Wirchell & Co., 47S Wabasha st.
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REAL ESTATE. o.
H. H. HOYT,
22s AND $50 ENDICoTvF HLDG.

1.5oo.Co-s-RooM HOUSE. between the cit
les, to exchange.
$75G. .G0-S-rOom house, Arlington hills CITY
water.
$SG0. .G0-Brick house. West st. Paul George st.
81, 1,50O.00-Good house at Hamline; close to
Hamline university; part trade: worth $500.
$400. .00-Nice broom cottage, Maryland av
Eight-room house, Topping ST.; very cheap;
want offer.
Can give you a piece CT improved property
for 81, 10000, south of University av. and
east Of Kent ST., that pays 10 par cent net
Three houses and so feet OF ground, on a
corner. One of the houses alone cost
s1,500.0G to build.
$S, GOO. .00-Modern 8-room house, ST. Anthony
hill, south Of Summit; cost owner nearly
double the price; $l,O000O cash.
$sO0.OO-Biggest snap on Hill; vacant lot;
$700.00-Vacant lot east of Harrington and
south of Martin.
$1CO.C0 each for finest lots in South St. Paul;
will be worth double this summer.
81, $1,1O0C0-Five lots one block from East Sew
enth ST.. Forest st.
$2,GGO00-One of the finest farms in Stearns
county; 140 acres: 100 acres in crop; good
frame house. barn. granary, etc. This price
includes crop, which should half pay for
the pace this year. Farm adjoining held
at $3.50 per acre.
S25.GO per acre for fine farm four miles south
east of Pennington. Adjoining lands. as
good as this, held at $500 and $1,000 per
acre. --
Farms in every county in the state to sell
on easy terms.
H. H. H0YT.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS, MATING, OILCLOTH AND
Linoleum at auction, Wednesday, April 20
at 10 a. M. at 419-421 Jackson ST., near
Seventh ST.
GET YOUR SPRING CLEANING DONE at
the Helps Carpet Cleaning Works; save time
ard labor. Tel. $40.
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EARN iAE2. :

= - = y = ~ r
FOR SALE-Choice farm lands in the coun-
ties OF Redwood. Lac lIilParle. Cae eaonwocd,
etc. M. Hewetson. Lh!dago. Il.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

S~~~~o-~-~~~~-~-~~~~~~~- ~~-~~~-~-~--.~~~~~-~-~-o~
A FAMILY moving to Spokane would like to
join another in shipping a carload OF house
hold goods. Inquire Cardezo, 232 East Sew
enth st.
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E0R RsNI-MiSeELL6NEOUS

FOR RENT, No. 1875 Harvester av.. just the
place fer garden and chickens; two acres
with good sey en-room house. large oarn,
chicken house and wagon shea. ,. u.
Pierce, SO East Fourth St.
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WANTED TO BUY.

THE AUCTION MART. A. G. JOHNSON,
Auctioneer, 419-421 Jackson ST. near
Seventh ST., is the place to dispose Of your
surplus stock. Household goods received ON
consignment and sold at public SALE 419-421
Jackson st.
REFRIGERATOR-Wa medium sized re-
frigerator; must be cheap. Address AZ,
Glche.
WANTED TO BUY-A modern house of six
to eight rooms, for about 81, COO CASH. Ad-
dress N 81, Globe
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PIANOS.

~-~-~~-~~~~~~-O>-~~~-~~~- -~~~-c>~~~-~O~~~~-o~~o
FOR RENT-New upright piano, $3.75 a
month, and kept in tune; can be seen at
Waits Music Store, Grand opera house.
A. l.. Winship.
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DRESSMNkiNG.

~-~-~~~So-~o-~-oA>-~N-~~~ N-~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~-~~~~
DRESSMAkING-I VIII make for a short time
talor-made suits fer $50, dress skirts fer
$3.50, shirt waists for 81; style and fit guar
anteed; no fit no pay. 366 Selby av., Da-
cOtah block.
HAVE YOUR DRESSES MADE AT THE
Golden Rule Dressmsking Parlors. We make
stylish dresses for So and upwards. 1913 East
Seventh St.
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PERSONAL.

AM "a, OWN LARGE MANUFACTURING
concerns; retired disposition; seek this way
loving, companicpabie wife. Sterling 209
East Fifty-frst St.. New York.
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jNSTRUGUON

~~-~~~~~~~~~>-~~>-~~
GLOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE has removed
to Seventh and st. Peter streets; offers
low rates in bookkeeping, shorthand, teleg-
raphy and teachers training course Open
day and night all summer. Good places for
young men to earn expenses while attend
ing this school.
MOzzARA'S DANCING ACADEMY. % West
Tenth St.-Class, with social, every Mon
day. Rates cut in two for balance OF sea-
son. Six private lessons So.
ST. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE, SHORT
hand and Telegraphic Institute-Do not be
imposed upon by fake professors and
cheap mushroom schools, calling themselves
colleges, and have no ability whatever to
teach. Our college was established 33 years
ago, being the Oldest in the Northwest
open day and evening, year round. Cali
and see Us. Mcguire Bros. SO East Sixth
TEACHER-A lady French teacher, having
pupils, desires to give lessons OF do light
housework in exchange for room and board.
Address CMelle) L. 800 St. Anthony av.
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REAL ESTATf--HOUSE8
--0~~-s~-~.~S~.~.~1.~-~~.~
FOR SALE at bargain for a few days, 763
Dayton av., new residence, strictly mod
ern in every respect; finished IN quarter
sawed eak and cherry; south facing; asphalt
pavement n street; open today.
FOR SALE-s3,5G0 buys eight-room house, 4s6
Dayton av. furnace and bath; asphalt pave
ment; stone sidewalk; also barn. w. j.
Jameson. 1S1 East Sixth ST.
HOUSE-For sale, 8-room house with barn;
modern. hot water heat. Apply on premises
2G30 DGytcn cv.
FOR SALE-House and lot, 3S East Eleventh
St; $1,690; absolutely the best bargain in
ST. Paul. Reese & Co., Pioneer Press.
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AMMOUMGEMEMT0
STORAGE.

STORAGE-The st. Paul Storage Co., Fire
and Dust Proof. Best Furniture Warehouse
in the West. Rates Reasonable. Al9 and 42l
jackson ST., near Seventh ST.
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FOR SALE.


A. w. THOMSON, Mgr Telephone Ga.
THE MINNESOTA STORAGE CO.,
62 and GA West Tenth Street.
Has constantly on sale all kinds Of furniture;
we have specially good bargains in ingram
carpets this week; also in iron beds and dim
:ng chairs
Don't store your goods beforo seeing our
warehouse and our prices on storage, insur-
ance, ETC.; we can give the best service at
the lowest rates; 100 folding chairs for rent
EcIe
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AGENTS WANTED-Murat Halstead's Great
War Book, Our Country in War; All
about Cuba, Srain. Maine Disaster, armies.
navies and coast defenses cf United States,
Spain ard all nations. Over 500 pages, mag
nifcent.y illustrated. One agent sold 50 in
one day, others making S39 per day..
Most liberal terms guaranteed, 20 days
credit, price low, freight paid. Handsome
=, outfit free. Send u two-cent stamps to
pay postage. Educatonar Union, 324 Dear
born St, Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-17

NeverF Fail TO Bring Them
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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DOCTOR WANTED-There lis an opening for
German doctor and druggist in pros
Gus Minnesota town. Address n SO, Cline.
FAIRvIEW FARM and Bosfdng House. at
park. this is snap for 4he right party
Address R. p. Giibert.tesN New Paynesyille
MINI. -
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-17
HELP WAETED--WALES.

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AGENTS-S1G0 weekly and expenses guaran-
teed good men to sell Arctic Refrigerating
Machines for cooling Refrigerators; guaran-
teed 10 per cent cheaper than ice; inde-
structible, everlasting. Every owner OF a
Refrigerator buys them, as the saving of ice
in. one month more than pays for machine
Have over 5000 in use. LOCO testimonials
from leading merchants of the Uni6d ates.
Greatest monopoly ever offered agents.
No competition; exclusive territory assigned
good statesmen. Write today and secure your
territory before 1t is taken. Arctic Refrig
20 Cincinnati
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-17

EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
furniture and carpets at auction On Wednes-
day, April 20, at 10 a. m, at 419-42l Jack
son st.