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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
THE NORTHWEST
LETS ROCKEFELLER OUT.
Big transactions In Mesaba Iron
Mines.

DULUTH. Minn., April 6.-What VIII De the
largest transaction in Mesaba range iron
mines that has been made since the spectla-
tive boom which attended its cary develop
ment collapsed, is now being negotiated py
the Oliver Mining company. In fact 1t IS
more than probable that the deal has ALREADY
been closed and that the Franklin. Bessemer
and Victoria Mines which composed What IS
known as the Franklin group; the Duluth
mine. steam shovel property at Bl%aoik
and the Pillsbury. a new mine opened darn!
the past winter by the consolidated, VIII
be turned over to the Oliver people within
a few days. Tie Franklin group, on the
Mesaba range, is the property OF Rockefeller a,ls
and Corrigan. The first shimpent from this
property vas made in 1898, since which time
It's total output has been Yl7653 tons, Con
ditions were such last year that little was
done with it only SO,12S tons being shipped;
Its owners have been very much discouraged
because of their inability to operate at a
profit and have complained bitterly because
of the high freight rates which they have
claimed have destroyed the value OF their
Investments. The sale of the mine relieves
Franklin Rockefeller OF all Of his holdings
in the Minnesota ranges and removes him as
a possible plaintiff in ore freight rate llti-
glt-Cn.
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ON AN INSURANCE POLICY.
Suit of Mrs. Louise BanhOIzer
Against the New York Life Be-
fore Judge Brill.

fore Judge Brill.
against the New York Life Insurance
company was commenced yesterday
before Judge Brill in the district court.
Mrs. Banholzer is suing the insur-
ance company for $20,0OO for which
her husband held a policy in the COM
pany. Her husband, William Ban
holzer, took out a policy on Sept. 16,
1885, for the amount named, and paid
the first premium, $1,146, in cash.
1t is claimed by the plaintiff that
the policy was to continue in force
twenty years.
On Oct. 6, 1896, Mr.. Banholzer paid
on account Of the premium due Sept.
l6 S2S6 cash and gave a note for the
balance. payable six months later at
the Second National bank, with 5 per
cent interest. On March 16, 1897, he
paid on account $241 80 and gave note
for $659.50 payable in sixty days at 5
per pc cent. and took up the other note.
Then, after the maturity of the first
mentioned note, it is alleged, he ten
dered the full amount in cash and
draft. But the company, it is fur
ther alleged, refused to accept such
payment, and refused to surrender the
note during the life time of Mr.. Ban
holzer.
Ihe company claims that the policy
was to continue only one year, and
was to become void if the note was
not paid in full. 1t was not paid when
demand was made for the money, and,
accordingly, the policy lapsed and be-
came of no force.
The company is represented by At
torneys Cutcheon and Tiffany. They
argued yesterday for a dismissal. G..
u. OBrien and F. W. Foot appeared
for the plaintiff.
Mr.. O'Brien's speech took I'D the
greater part of the afternoon, and at
its conclusion Judge Brill took the
papers in the case and reserved de-
cision until today -.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
ROCHESTER.

Special to The st. Paul Globe.
ROCHESTER, Mimi, April 6.-St Johns
church, this city, has had plans drawn for
the. purpose of building a large addition to
their church. The design will be in keeping
with the present house of worship.
The new city council held their first meet
ing last night and made appointments for the
ensuing year, which were as follows George
j. Allen, city attorney; George McDermnft
city clerk; Robert Elliott, city engineer: viii,
lam Fraser, assistant engineer John Thon-
as. George Rodabaugh, Louis Rorefranz and
George McDermott, assistant marsbaIs.
Thomas Woodford, city scavenger: W q
Rowan, superintendent electric plant: .Jobn
Bcylhardt fire marshal.
Mrs. George Granger, wife of county at
torney Granger, died last night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
MARCH AND MEASLES.
Health Department Submits It's
Monthly Report.

The monthly report of the health depart
ment for March. shows a heavy increase in
the number of cases of measles and deaths
therefrom. In February the number of cases
reported was LIS. with nine Deaths In
March there were 1.e44 cases. and 20 deaths
Other contagious diseases were as fellows:
Diphtheria, q cases, one death: scarlet fever
hve cases, no deaths; typhoid fever. Is cases,
elsht deaths. The number of deaths for the
month was ll3 males and SO females a tosaI
les. 1''' -0o''
The total deaths for the year ended March
81 was lSs2. The death rate during the
salne lame period, per census population 9.75 per
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
MRS. HERMINE BREsETT DEAD.
Was the Widow OF the Late Cant.
John Ii. Bresetf, and Well Kuoyvn
in St. PauE

Mrs. Hermine Bresett, widow of tha 1a,e
Capt. John B. Bresett died yesterday at her
home, l61 Kent street. corner of Selby ave
nue. She was IS years of age and was well
known in this city, having a wide circle of
friends. VI
Mrs. Bresett's maiden name was Miss Her
mine min Broseau and her parents resided in
Plattsburg. n. Y. She leaves a daughter
VINO Is widow, and two brothers and two
sisters. The sisters of the deceased. Mrs. Jo-
seph Smith and Mrs. John Greene reside in
ST. Paul, while Edmund and Frank Roseau
the brothers, live in Manitoba, Canada.
Mrs. Bresett came to St. Paul with her hus-
band in 1886. Capt. Bresett went on the police
force in 1857 resigned in 1862 to enlist in the
Eighth Minnesota regulars, and, after receiv-
ing an honorable discharge from his regiment.
re-entered the force in 1865. He resigned in
1891, and died in 1892
Mrs. Bresett was member of the Catholic
Church of st. Louis, corner Ninth and Wa
basha streets, where the funeral services will
lie conducted
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Cnnchnnn Ended Life.

DULUTH, Mimi, April 6.-John ,Quigley
committed suicide this morning by hanging
himself. lie was a coachman in the employ
of Il. {. Ray for several years. This morn
ing he left home at 3 o'clock and at $50 was
found hanging from a beam in the loft Il
Mr.. Rays barn. About a month ago he lost
4 daughter and this has made him very
despondent He was also given to drink,
ard only day or two ago orders were issued
TO all saloonkeepers to refuse him liquor. He
leaves a wife and two children.
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New North Dakota Medics.

=, GRAND FORKS, April 6.-Dr. Wheeler, of
the state board of medical examiners, IS
conducting an examination of applicants for
physicians licenses. There are eleven ap-
pIcants. as follows: j. f. King, Hoople; j..
c. Savage. Davenport; P. w. Maecherin.
Ashley; r F. Waugh Park River; w. j..
Corey, Hannah; Charles A. Ballard, Bis
marck. J. A. Sorg, Ellendale; A. ". Mac
Donald Courtenay: C. L. Brimi, Coopers-
town; c. NJ. Stanley, L:dgerwood; W. A. Ger
IRISH Eader.in The examination will last
three or four days.
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still a chance that the. American navy
may have an opportunity to show what
it is made Of but he regrets the delay
which will probably enable Spain to
bring her torpedo f1otilla and other
warships to these waters.
All the high naval authorities on
board maintain that Spain should not
be allowed to bring her forces over
pending a settlement
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
The Republicans Carry the State by
About the Majority Given Dyer

election results in an overwhelming Republi-
can victory. Neither party conducted live
campaign, the success of Gov. Dyer and his
associates being a foregone conclusion. The
Socialist Labor vote shows a large increase
while the Prohibitionists beat the Democrats
in several towns, as usual. At 12:45 o'clock,
n out of los districts in the state show for
governor: Dyer, Republican, 1888; Church.
Democrat, ZIG; Reid. Socialist-Labor, 1858:
Lewis, Prohibitionst 2,111 This includes but
four of the twenty-five Providence districts.
The legislature will be Republican, ensuring
the reelection of United States Senator
Aldrch. The Democrats in the two houses
will number only about Dozen
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-The furniture and lease of Hotel
Gibbs; this is one of the best paying hotels
on the Omaha line; has steam heat seventy
SIX rooms one train takes dinner; this is
fne chance for a hotel man, ard will
stand the closest inspection. Address j. T.
Fisher, st. James, Minn.
HANDSPRING in your watch, guaranteed for
one year. only IS cents others charge $15O
+. II. Harm. 16 West Sixth near Wabasha
s150 INVESTED ACTUALLY EARNING 81
per cent weekly profits. Rare chance No
stock or Klondyke scheme. Safe enter
PRISE: control capital yourself D. Sloane
110 st. Paul ST.. Baltimore. Md
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NO ORDERS TO LEE.

HAVANA, April 6.--Consul General
Lee assures the correspondent Of the
Associated Press that he has received
no instructions to leave Havana. 1t is
reported, however, that some OF the
consular records were sent north by the
Mascotte today. She is expected back
from Key West on Friday. On the
Rache. Mangrove and Fern there will
be ample accommodations then to take
away all who are entitled to go.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07

PIERRE, S. D.. April 6-At a meeting Of
the Missouri Stock Growers association held
al Fort Pierre last evening. the officers
T6omes i9F 1resdent fde j. rer aFy Vice pres
dent; John Hayes, secretary; w. II. Frcst,
treasurer. May 15 was fixed as the time Of
the spring roundup. The committee to con-
Ter with the Black Hills association on round
up matters is James Philip and Noah New
banks. There was a large attendance and all
report the best of prospects for this year.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
Good Friday Services.

Bishop Gilbert will make his annual visi-
tation of the Church Of the Messiah, Fuller
and Kent streets, this evening at 7:30. The
rite of confirmation and the sacrament of holy
communion will be administered. The ap-
pointments of Good Friday are: Full morn
ing service at II a. M; evening service 730
p. M: Easter eve baptism at 4:3O p. m.:
n Easter aay nOiy OG 6o a. M morn.
Sunday school. p. M; children's festival,
z 20 n
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
Heart Disease the Cause.

william Gilber, a farmer living at Long
Lake died suddenly yesterday morning. He
went to an outbuilding near the house and,
as as ne failed to return, search was instituted
LOT hlln. lie was found dead. Coroner Dem
mans. reached the conclusion that another
illH iinyHesGgaton was not necessary, as deceased
Hao cieariy died OF heart disease to which
ne had suffered. Mr.. Gilber was seventy
years Of age. He leave a wife but no chill,
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
WALL PAPER POOL.
An Effort to Bring the Outsiders
Into the Trust Now in Exist

PHILADELPHIA, April GA secret
meeting of men interested in wall pa
pers was held in the Manufacturers
club in this city this afternoon 1t is
understood that the meeting was at
tended by representatives of the firms
that are operating Independently of the
National Wall Paper company, but
that no definite arrangement was con-
cluded today.
A gentleman familiar with the mo-
tives of those present stated that a
combination is being planned by which
the wall paper interests of the United
States will be pooled.
1t is said that, if this combination
is made, it will yield about $6,00O,O 900
profit next year, 55 per cent of which
is to go to the national organization,
and the remaining As per cent to the
outsiders ....-
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
Vikings Indorse W. III. Eust;s.

The Norwegian Viking League of the Sixth
ward, wa MINNEAPOLIS. has indorsed W. H. Eus-
Gs US Ior goyernor Of the state. and appointed
10 visit the Scandinavian organizations of the
city and urge support of Mr.. Eustis. The
Hias H1Gague also indorsed Andrew Johnson and
me action was taken Tuesday in meeting
held at G29 Twentieth avenue south.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
BECOMES Cripple for Life.

SPECIAL to The St. Paul Globe.
NEW ULM, Mimi. April 6.-August Tanke,
a carpenter, while employed in shngling the
roof Of the residence CT Ernest Brandt fell
from the scaffolding. with the ladder on top
of him. Iis was very dangerously if not
fatally injured. Should he recovSr he will
Pe crippled for life, as the backbone is in
kUred
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Her BURNS Fatal.

Special 10 The St. Paul Globe.
RED WING, MIMI, April 6.-While playing
near a fire near the lake shore at Central
Point, the clothing of annie Ehlers, aged six
years. caught fire. Her screams attracted
the attention OF her brother lie hurled her
into the lake and thus eztinguished the
flames. Her injuries proved fatal and she
died a few hours later.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
To Look After the Cars.

Postmaster Smith wants a man assigned
from the railway mail service to handle the
pouches when they arrive from Mime apoIis
spare man from the postofice and as that
work is within the jurisdiction CT the railway
mail DEPARTMENT he thinks that department
should provide man.
The department has not yet acceded to lis
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
vVinona Guards Volunteer.

WINONA, Mimi, April 6.-Forty out of
forty-two meslbers of Company present at
drill last evening declared their attention Of
volunteering their services to the govern
ment in case war is declared. Patriotic feel
ing pervaded at the Meeting
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
ANOTHER FACTORY IN SIGHT.
Big Industrial Institution May De
Located in st. Paul if Present
Efforts Are SuccessfuI

The Commercial club will take a hand in
efforts being made to secure for ST. Paul a
large and old manufacturing plant now To-
Gated outside of the state.
III the negotiations pending can be
brought to a successful issue the plant will
be transferred to st. Paul. adding another
valuable manufacturing concern and causing
to be- expended nearly a half million dol
lars in improvements, besides employing al
most 500 expert artisans and merchants at
good wages.
An effort will be made by the club to Sc
the Auditorium for the Prohibition state
convention to be held in ST. Paul next
August.
The report made to the club on the organi-
cation of cycle club by the members was
very gratifying. A meeting will be called on
April 13 to effect organization, adopt bylaws
and select uniform suit.
E. c. Stringer reported that when in Wash
ington he called on Maj Mckenzie in behalf
of the club. to inquire If the report was cor
rect relative to the removal of the headuuar-
ters of the United States engineering depart
ment from the army building, ST. Paul. to
Winona. He was informed that not ali of
the headquarters would be removed, but was
referred to Col King
head without a Gordon Hat is like
man without country.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
Silvcrites VIII Meet.

The state central committee of tho s,Iro.
Wing Nif OF the Republican party will meet in
ailn Milnne,apo.is t,; next Wednesday. On which day
aaso a. the silver Republicans Of Hennepn coun
paign. ~ "'a'e GALL
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SITUATION WANTED-eEMALES.

SITUATION FEMALES.
~~~~~~-~o~>-~~~~~~~~~~~~N~-~
TWO REFINED young American ladies. who
have seen better days, would like to live
in the West, and would like position as
housekeeper for some well to do w.dower
or bachelor. Address NJ. E. Newman, IL
Lincoln ST., North Adams, Mass.
WASHING-Woman would like to do wash
ing, scrubbing, houseceaning or any kind of
housework by the day. Please call 19S East
Tenth ST.
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Fire and Marine Directors.

The st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
company held its regular annual election of
directors yesterday. The following gentlemen
will serve:
c.. H. Bigelow, Peter Berkey, V. NJ. Wat
kins w. R. Merriam, H. T. Drake. c. E.
Flandrau, M. Auerbach, J. w. Lusk, F.
A. Fogg, Russell Blakeley, w. B. Dean, j.
w. Skinner Greenleaf Clark.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
SAMPSON IS IMPATIENT.
Officers of the Key West Squadron
Chatting Under Delay.

KEY wEsTS Fla, April s.-Intense
disappointment 7Was exhibited by all
hands on board the flagship New YORK
when the bufietin regarding the re-
ported settlen8ne at Madrid was read.
Until 6 o'clock this evening it was
confidently believed the fleet would sail
Porto Rico, a4a tie pacific news came
like bombshell.JS
Capt Sampson gead the dispatch with
eager interest, after which it was read
at messes. He believes that there is
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
Preparing for the saengerfest.

Special to The st. Paul Globe
WINONA, Mimi, April 6-The Philhar-
monte Saenger section met last evening to ar
range fer the state saengerfest to be held
here in June
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
WANTED TO RENT.

OUSE-Wanted, by a responsible Iarty eigh:
or nine-room modern house; must be in de-
sirable location and reasonable rent. Ad-
dress, with particulars to location, ETC.,
G 10, Globe.
FLAT-Wanted, desirable eight or nine-rcom
modern fiat in good location: responsible
party. Address, giving location and rent,
B 4. Globe.
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ON THE ROLL OF HONOR.
List of the Students of Central High
School Who Have Done Well in
Their Work

Their Work.
The list of the thirty-two who stand
highest in the class of '9S at the Cen
tral high school and who will contest
for places on the commencement pro-
gramme was announced yesterday.
The roll of honor was decided upon
Tuesday at a full meeting of the fac
ulty. The standing of the pupils is
determined by the number of Every
goods" they have received during the
four years course; otherwise those
who have received 95 to 100, on a scale
of 100.
Mary Woodward stands highest in
the class, having 144 out of a possible
16O and will be valedictorian. Lee
Kellogg stands next with 11S out Of a
possibly 154. He will be salutatorian.
The remaining thirty will submit es-
says, of which the best eight will be
given places on the programme. The
list includes:
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND LAID. Electric
Cleaning Works, POI West Seventh Tel.
200.
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ARTICLE 1
ARTICLE II

The name of the corporation hereby organ
lied shall be 'Esch Brothers Company"
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
GROWTH OF ONLY A MONTH
OHIO ASSOCIATION HAS MEM
BERSHIP OF SIXTY-SEVEN

Proposed to Make 1t n State Organ
izution by Admission of Amy Ma
tiyes of the Buckeye State Who
Now Reside Anywhere in Mime
sota-Birthdny of Grant to BE
Observed With u Banquet.
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mary woodward, Valedictorian.
Lee Kellogg, Salutatorian.

The essays will be passed upon by
a committee of teachers appointed by
the principal, as follows: Miss C. S.
Austin, chairman; F. w. Fiske, Miss
Crumbacher, Miss H. M. Pollock, Miss
Morgan and G. Rink
The commencement exercises of the
Central high school will be held June
16
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
FARM LANDS.

LAND FOR RENT-Will rent as much fine
land, with house and barn, as you can run.
Call at % East Fourth ST, today.
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SITUATIONS wANTEo NAJeo

Observation-Disclosures pharmacist de-
sires position in city country; competent
manager, with irst-class experience and
references; terms moderate. Phi. c., 349
Wabasha st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
SHOT AT SNAGUAY.
ST. Cloud Man Learns of His Broth
er's Fate.

Special to The st. Paul Globe.
ST. CLOUD Mimi, April Crank Del
Ahey, a St. Cloud railroad man, has just
received news that his brother William was
shot and killed at Skaguay, Alaska Eel
ahey left this country in 1894 and this is the
first news received from him by his famlly.
His murderer is In Jail and is 10 be tried in
September
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Republican Mayor

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 6.-Complete re-.
turns show the entire Republican city ticket
headed by Mayor James M. JONES' to have
been elected by an average majority of l. 500
The upper house is entirely Republican. and
the Democrats elected but four out of four
teen members of the lower house.
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sey-SS.
On this 4th day of April, 1898. before me
personally appeared j. ]. Esch, Peter J..
Esch and Stephen o. Geiser. to me known to
be the persons described and who executed
the annexed and foregoing instrument, and
they acknowledged that they executed the
same as their free act and deed.
II. BARTON,
CNotarial Seal. Notary Public,
Ramsey County Minnesota
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07

The names and residences of the person
composing said corporation are as follows
j. j. Esch, Peter J. Esch and Stephen O
Geiser, each and all residing at st. Paul. il
Ramsey County, Minnesota.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
ROOMS FOR RENT.

SlBLEY ST.. 546-Two large unfurnished
rooms, with alcove; for light housekeeping;
use OF bath and cellar; private family
ct. PETER ST., 493-Furnished and unfur-
nlshed rooms; steam heat, hot water. gas
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
The genuine has L. B. @. each tablet :
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ST. AGATiIA'S CONSERVATORY
OF Music md Art.

&c East Exchange ST.. St. Paul
Plano. violin, guitar mandolin and vocal
music taught. Lessons given In drawing and
painting. Gail or send for prospectus.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
ALMOST TO THE NORMAL
LESS ACTIVITY IN THE PREP
ARATIONS FOR CONFLICT

The Foreign Field about Exhausted.
and No Additional Purchases of
Ships In Europe Reported-AI-
legged Plnn;Of Campaign Blocked
Out for the ,EIying SQUADRON in
the Event of War With Spain.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
SOME MOTIVE FOR DELAY
RADICALS ARE INCLINED TO ASK
TROUBLESOME QUESTIONS

without Doubling the Good Faith
of Either Consul General Lee or
the President, They Believe There
Is More to the Matter Than APP
pears on the
Story Is Doubted.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07

The general nature of the business of said
corporation shall be the buying and selling
both at wholesale and retail of beers, wines
liquors, cigars and tobaccos.
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LOST AND FOUND,

POCKETBOOK LCST-Between Tenth and
Sixth SITS. Chatelaine pocketbook, contain
ing keys, papers. Return TO 92 East Thi d.
ST.
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MESSAGE MEANS WAR.
Washington Post Asserts There Is
No Change in the Situation for

Washington Post Asserts There Is
No Change in the Situation for
the Better.
WASHINGTON. April 6-The Washington
Posts summary of the situation to be printed
tomorrow morning, says:
The presidents message has only been
changed in that it will ask congress to au-
thorize and direct immediate intervention.
Otherwise the message will stand as hereto
fore outlined and it will be Of such a vigor-
Gus, ringing character as to meet the full
expectations of congress and the country.
1t will inevitably mean war. Hostilities can
only be averted by Spain herself declaring the
independence of Cuba and yielding her SOW
ereignty over the island.
Negotiations with Spain have not been re-
opened by the United States, and will not be.
Serious Cutting ARRAY.
cutting affray occurred late last night at
the home of A. Lyde, II Robinson street on
the West side, in which Fred Lyde was seri-
ously cut on the forehead by his brother A.
Lyde. DR.. Artz sewed up the cash. The
Ducas street station police arrested A. Lyde
and wife, Fred A. Lyde and F. Bradshaw,
brother-in-law Of the former.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-07
AUCTION 2ALE2.
A. G.. johnson. Auctfoneer.

A. G. johnson. Auctfoneer
FINE FURNITURE. CARPETS. DISHES.
Etc, at Public Auction-I will sell ar nub,
lie auction. in the store No. 419 and 42l
Jackson. on Saturday, April 9, at 10 a. m.
tne contents of nine-room residence, con-
Sisllhe OF bedroom suits, dressers, iron
BEDS fine sideboard, extension tables. din
ing room chairs. rockers, couches. ward
Tobts, dishes, glassware, center tables.
lamps lace curtains. portiers, rugs and TAR
pets. Partles looking for bargains should
attend this sale. A. G. johnson, Auc-
tioneer.
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The amount of capital stock OF said cor
poraton shall be Fifty Thousand ESQ 600 COZ
Dollars, which shall consist of Two Thousand
shares OF Twenty-Five (s25.GO Dollars each.
and shall be paid in as called for by the
board of directors.