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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
Cnmn VIII Cnse Echo.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 2l.-Jessie D. Carr
Seele has begun an action against Lucy Nav
Won WCdclsteedt, for the purpose of securing
a partition of quantity of Minneapolis real
George A, Camp win case. The plaintin in
this action became engaged to marry Mr.
Camp IN California. where the aged and
clniRg years for his health. He died. leav-
ing her tie bulk OF his property. The de-
fendant in the present case is hts daughter.
ground that Mrs. See,e had used undue in
huence over her father. The date Of trial
drew near. and numbers Of witnesses came
from California to be present. The greatest
will contest in the history of the state was
prom 'sed, when n settlement was finally
reached. and the property was divided In a
way 10 satisfy the contestants
This new action revives the old court nro
ceediuEs. snd Is interesting for that reason
How much Of a contest viii result now re-
mains 10 be seen.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
MEXICO YIELDS.
Conductor Temple to Be Surrcu-
dcred to Arizona Authorities.

Conductor Temple TO Be Surrcu-
dcred to Arizona Authorities.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The case
Of the American Railroad Conductor
Temple, who has been held under ar
rest in Mexico for killing a man on
this side of the line, has been satisfac-
tory adjusted. United States Minister
Clayton has reported to the state de-
partment by telegraph that the Mex
lean minister for foreign affairs, Senior
Marisc2l, had agreed to stop further
proceedings against Temple under the
Mexican law, and surrender the man
to the Arizona authorities on extradi-
ton proceedings on MIR. Clayton's
statement that he would be tried in
Arizona. The United States govern
ment had previously demanded Tenn
pies release. but the demand was
made for his eXtradition, in order to
avoid recognizing the Mexican claim of
eXtra-territorial jurisdiction, and the
present outcome is satisfactory in that
regard.
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

FORT DODGE, To-. Nov. H-Fred Reese,
one of the local postofice, was placed under
arrest last night by United States deputy
marshal and charged with theft Of letters
from the mails.
FERGUS FALLS. Mimi, Nov. 21-Court
opened in this city this morning with Judge
Searle on the bench The cases of the six
Great Northern train robbers confined in the
jail here viii receive early consideration.
Several detectives have spent their entire
time since the robbery in looking up evidence
and there is every probability that the men
VIII be convicted.
LITTLE FALLS Mimi. Nov. 21.-The Pine
Tree Lumber companys saw mills at this
point shut down for the season at noon to-
day.
ARGYLE. Mimi. Nov.21-There is mark
ed decrease in the wheat receipts at this
place. 1t is estimated that about one-fourth
Of the crop remains in the hands of the farm
ers. A slight snow fell yesterday.
ALBERT LEA Mimi, Nov 21.-Judge
Whytock. who is confined to his home with
pneumonia, is reported better today but viii
not be able to attend court duties here next
month.
AIxKIN Mimi. Nov 2i-The Thanksgiv-
ing dancing party to be given next Thursday
evening by the ladies of the Relief corps
bids fair to be the social event OF the month
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. l2-Rev Father II.
a. Sheehsn c,0sed his pastorate of three Yeas
at Holy Rosary church by farewell sermon
yesterday morning.
Mr. Fletcher has arranged meeting FOR
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock al the Ce7a,
mercial club. to which be invites all MEM
bers OF the club and all business men who
are Interested in the matter of new federal
building
Mrs. ogden, sister Of Engineer Robinson
at the court house and city hall. met with a
peculiar accident She was riding IN 4 car
when leadcn pellet from an air gun came
through The window. and lodged in the back
of the skull near the neck. Surgeons removed
the pellet but an ahscess formed in the
wound, and an operation has been found
necessary.
The rehearing Of the account of the Min
neapolls Trust company as receiver touch
ing the disposal OF the famous West Pull
man bonds which was ordered by the SUI
preme court some time ago VIII not occur
during The present term Of court
Union Thanksgiving services viii be held
in Wesley church. al II O'Clock Thursday
morning, six churches IN the center OF the
city joining.
Sister Monica Joseph, mother superior So
ciery OF Little Sisters OF the Poor MInne-
apolis. returned home this morning from
Paris.
John Mckinney. Just in from The harvest
fields. succeeded in being touched for his
roll Of si05 soon after he arrived here.
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Home Prom Manila.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 21-Writ Wilson.
member Of Company A, Thirteenth Minnesota
regiment, arrived home from Manila Saturday
night. Mr.. Wilson reached his home in the
best Of health. He is brown as a harvest hand
and as rugged. He has not been sick a
day since he left home and in general has
had an enjoyable experience. He was dis
charged from the service Oct. II, and left
way of Shanghai and Hong Kong
According to Mr. Wilson, life in Manila is
not half bad. II becomes monotonous it Is
true. but conditions are not as bad as some
OF the men would have the folks at home be-
lieve. When he left Manila there were about
100 sick men in hospital out Of the 20 600
troops stationed there
Two ether soldiers were discharged the
same day as Mr.. Wilson. Irving McKenBa
81. Paul, was one of them. and member
of the Aston battery the o'her Neither Of
them came on the same vessel as the Min
neapolis man, md vii rot reach their ma
tive shores for everal days yet. Mr. VIII
son viii first gsl The kinks out of his legs.
ana VIII then enter the law school of the
university TO finish his course.
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JONES COMING BACK.
Indian Commissioners VIII InvestI-
gate Affairs at Leeeh Lake.

WASHINGTON. Nov 21.-Indian
Commissioner w. A. Jones, whose eff
forts resulted in a peaceful settlement
of the late imbroglio with the PLACER
Indians, will arrive in st. Paul either
Wednesday or Thursday of this week
and proceed to the Leech Lake agency,
from which point he will conduct a
personal examination into certain mat
tiers upon which it is desired to frame
report to be laid before the secretary
Of the interior. Bishop Whipple, VINO
is now in Washington, will accompany
Indian Commissioner Jones to the
agency, and will assist in the investi-
cation. 1t is understood that Peter
Sutherland, the old Indian trader,
whose understanding of Indian affairs
is thorough, has prepared for the sec
rotary of the interior a complete state
ment Of the Indian side Of the case at
the request of Bishop Whipple, who
vouches for his good faith.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
AID. LLOYD is BITTER
WILL DO ALL HE CAN TO DEFEAT
CITY ASSESSOR
GIBBONS
EVEN TO LIMIT OF RESIGNING
Rumor Says Wallace G.. Nye May
Succeed to the Position If He
viii Get Out and Make an Active
Campaign - Council Slate Is
Made Up-The News of Minne-
apOIis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 21.-The bitter
ness between Aid. Lloyd and City AS
SCISSOR Gibbons has reached such
state that the former viii rest at moth
ing to accomplish the defeat of the
latter. 1t is said that he is to resign
soon after Jan. l, and that he will even
go SO far in his fight against Gibbons
as to sacrifice good committee appoint
ments to accomplish the defeat of his
Wardsman. 1t is stated on pretty re-
liable authority that Wallace G.. Nye,
If he viii get out and make a hard
tight, can land the position Of assessor
Aid. Lloyd, it is said, will go to Chicago
as soon as he resigns his aldermanic
position.
The season Of aldermanic caucusses
has arrived, and from this time until
Christmas many midnight sessions VIII
be held. John Crosby alderman from
the Fifth, VIII without doubt be the
next president Of the council and lf
the slate goes through, Alderman-el
McCune, Eighth ward, VIII be vice
president. There has been a certain
faction working for the election of the
latter to the presidency, but the tide is
beginning to turn against such move,
end it is said the promise has been
made that McCune VIII receive the vice
Presidency instead.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
CHANCE FOR A TRUST.
Mr.. Mcintyre May Yet Put His Pet
scheme Into Effect.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 21.-The proposed
-four trust will not down. In fact, it is troub-
ling some OF the Minneapolis -four men a
good deal When Thomas Mcintyre, OF New
York, the promoter, left Minneapolis several
weeks ago, after announcing his plan TO the
Minneapolis companies, the local opinion was
that the scheme had been sufficiently sat
upon locally to take the life out of it. But
this is not the case. Mr.. Mcintyre dies hard.
He is now in London, and from the tone Of
number Of cablegrams reported passing be-
tween London and Minneapolis the last week,
he has made an impression on the syndicate
owners CT the Pillsbury- Washburn mills, so
much Sd that il was intimated in -four cir
cles today that the trust had chance of be-
ing organized. The local -four managers are
slow to talk about the matter, but enough
was dropped from various sources today TO
warrant the statement that strong local pres
sure is being brought to bear on some local
interests that are said to oppose the trust
plan. IL Is even intmated that one of the
pro ninent members of the Pllsbury- Wash
burn company has been more than half con-
verted to the trust scheme.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
TO FIGHT A PLAGUE.
Pro 1sed Commission to study
Cause of yellow Fever.

Cause of Yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-President
Mckinley was visited today by a COM
mittee from the American Public
Health association and asked to re-
peat his recommendations Of last year
that a meteorological commission be
created for the purpose of studying the
cause and prevention of yellow fever,
the commission to go direct to Cuba to
do it's work. The committee was COM
posed of DR.. II. Biereck, Charleston
Surgeon General G.. NJ. Sternberg,
Washington, d. c.; Dr. C. P Wilkin-
son, New Orleans; DR.. S. II. Durgin,
Boston; DR.. Josiah Hartwell, Canton;
DR.. A. II. Doty, New York; DR.. J. Y.
Porter. Jacksonville.
The president one year ago, in his
message, recommended that a commits
sion Of four expert bacteriolOgists be
appointed to conduct a systematic ex-
animation.
The committee told the president
that a commission is more important
now than ever before. The president
agreed with them, and will repeat his
recommendation of last year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
GUNDY's BODY FOUND.
Duluth Man Who Disappeared In Oc-
tober DrONned-ROss Sentenced.

DULUTH. Mimi, Nov. 21-(SpeciaI)-Th
body of Charles Gundy. who mysteriously
disappeared on Oct H. was found floating in
Booths slip here today. Gundy was drink
ing on the night he disappeared and it is
believed he fell into the water by accident.
James Ross, who broke jail here some
months ago while under indictment for grand
larceny in the second degree, was sentenced
TO four years and ten months by Judge En-
sign In the district court today. The charge
OF jail-breaking was withdrawn, as Ross
pleaded guilty to the charge on which ne
sentenced.
Mabel Bjorkman. a 15-year-old girl who
stole S3OO from her employer, was sentenced
to the training school at Red Wing.
Tom Ryan, indicted for stealing and hold
ing man up, was sent to the reform school
at ST Cloud
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Voc 90 McCIenrr.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Glowing TO the de-
feat OF Walker, of Massachusetts,. chairman
OF the house committee on banking and cur
reney. ii IS believed that McCleary stands
s0od show 70 become chairman. but ii is
hard 10 tell just what Speaker Reed viii do.
Brosius. Of Pennsylvania, comes before either
AcCIeary or Fowler. as ranking member and
according 10 precedent would become chair
man
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
prcss Eecdcrn s1riI,e-

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2l.-Jcb printing ON
ceS generally i'm the city cos Z for work
yesterday at noon because OF disagreement
that resulted n IKE by press feeders
An adjustment of dinerecces is progressing
but will not be comDlcted in time TO resume
operations this morning.
The cessation in Operation is not due 10
wages now being raid, but grows out OF
misunderstanding as to the scale OF wages
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
Band Lender Shot.

LEWISTON. Mont, Nov. 21-R NJ Moody.
leader of the band ard bartender at the Lew
iston hotel, was shot in the back of the head
and killed at this place. The shot was heard
by passer-by, who found the body lying on
little foot bridge across the creek back OF
the saloon. Moody was unmarried. w W
Badger local manager of the telephone com
pany was arrested on suspicion of having
fired the fatal shot.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.
Jnvening os aIonument to German
Officers nnd Sailors

SHANGHAIE. Nov. 2l.-Prince Henry Of
Prussia today unveiled the monument TO Of
fcers and sailors of the German third-elass
cruiser Iltis, which was lost in a typhOon on
July ., 1885, north OF the Shan Tung prom
ontory. The ceremony was impressive A
large force of German sailors and marines
was present. with American, British and
Austrian sailors. The Shanghai volunteers
were also represented. The Rev. Mr. Hack
man. the German chaplain. made brief adj
dress, after which the German consul formally
transferred the monument TO the chairman
Of the municipal council OF Shanghai Prince
Henry then spoke briefly and at the close
Of his speech the troops marched past.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov 2i.-John Har-
vay Meyers, former secretary OF the defunct
Home Building and Loan association OF this
city. and Who was arrested several months
ago on complaint OF having eulbezzied Si0 COO
OF that institutions funds pleaded guilty to-
day and was sentenced by Judge Wallbsr in
the municipal court to four years in the state
prison at Meupun.
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KILLING is CONFESSED
EMIL WEIR ADMITS TT WAS HE
WHO KILLED JOHN
~, MOTT SThe
SAYS IT WAS SELF-DEFENSE
he Declines to Go Into Details, but
1t Is Believed q Full Confession
VIII FolIOw--Is In Jail at Huron
Possible Murder at Two Har-
bOrs-The News of the North
west.

HURON. s. D., Nov. 21.-(Special.) Emil
Weir this afternoon confessed to having
killed John Mott, whose dead body was found
IN his barn in Riehland township, twelve
miles east OF this city, Saturday morning
Weir makes no statement, except that the
deed was done in self-defense. Weir was
Motifs tenant on the farm, the latter
boarding with Weir and his wife. The
sheriff was surprised this evening when Weir
called at his Office, acknowledged the crime
and asked to be locked up. He will likely
make a full confession soon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
REVOLUTION IN SALVADOR.
Its Object Is to Overthrow Central
American Federation.

NEW YORK. Nov. PA dispatch from
Panama says:
The revolution which started In Salvador
few days ago is headed by Thomas Rega-
lado, a former military inspector who re-
signed 10 be igible for the presidency after
having been unanimously proclaimed by the
populace for the Office. The chief object OF
the outbreak is to upset the Central American
federation, an adverse attitude having been
assumed by the Regalado party, with some
prospects OF success. President Guitterez is
now in Honduras, organizing expedition,
in combination with that government, 10 in
wade Salvador"
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Took CarhoIic Acid.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 2l.-NschaeI Flynn
who came 70 the Hennepin house 2a6 First
and after paying for nights lodging had
no money left, was found dead in his room
at the hotel last night lie had taken car
night.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
Base Ball Mngnates as Hunters.

DULUTH, Mimi. Nov 21.-The jollest and
one OF the most successful hunting parties
that has struck Duluth this season is com
posed of c. A. Comiskey. the St Paul base
ball magnate; &. B. Johnson, president of the
Western league; Col Burns and Archie
Fonda. of st. Paul. The party was camp
ed at Wright on the Northern Pacific road
for three weeks and Mr.. Comiskey saws the
moose and plenty of grouse and partridge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 2i-The committee
on city lighting finds that IL will be SlO5O
short unless little retrenchment is practicsd
next month It. accordingly, at a meeting
held this afternoon ordered cutting Of
the hours Of gas and electric lamp lighting 10
cover the deficiency.
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MAY BE MURDER.

Two HarbOrs Man Found with His
Skull Fractured.
TWO HARBORS, Mimi, Nov. 21.-(special.)
There is considerable excitement here over
the death of August Erickson, a resident Of
Two Harbors who was found yesterday in
the rear Of his residence dead, with his
skull fractured. Erickson was last seen
Saturday night after attending a church So
cial, and 1t is reported, had $3.50 in his
pockets. After making an examination of the
remains DR.. Goldsworthy states that he is
Of the opinion that Erickson's skull was frac-
tured by blow from a blunt instrument It
is believed that robbery was perpe.rated and
murder also. An inquest is in progress.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22

COLUMBUS, o.. Nov. IA strike was in
sueurated by the men In eight OF the twelve
union lob printing Offices today under the
rule recently adopted by the national or
gsnszston. calling for a nine and half
hour day with ten hours pay.
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Auction Sale.
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70 " OFus or Less, @UC.
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION
BY order of the owner, | will sell at public
auction in the salesTocm, 4l9-421 Jackson
St, on Wednesday, Nov. %. at 10 a. M,
large and fine lot OF household furnishings,
consisting of bedroom SUITS dressers, brass
and iron beds, fine hall tree, sideboard, eX-
tension table. dining room chairs, fancy
rockers, center tables. stands. easels,
pictures, quilts, blankets, pillows, dishes,
glassware, toilet sets. d fine lot OF ace
curtains, draperies. etc,f also all the body
Brussels, yevet and pgrain carpets. il
you want bargains attend this sale. A. q.
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Ilnh L. pcrsistont

John LuHd. boarding at go Second avenue
south Minneapolis. tried twice last night
TO hang himself to bed post in his room
lie was cut down both Times. SUNDAY night
he tried TO cut his throat. buJ was prevented
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
For Sale.

90 Words or Less, 2Oc.
RANGE-For sale. kitchen range in first
class condition. al 276 Sherburne av.
STOVES, STOVES. STOVES-A large line of
secondhand stoves ard ranges, to close out
at less than half price; most Of them good
as new: also a large line OF new stoves
at cut prices. CardozO Furniture and EX-
change Co.. 232 East Seventh st. Telephone
1Zi7-3.
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Young Marlborough Bap.I.ed

LONDON. Nov. 21.-The son recently born
70 the Duke and Duchess Ct Marlborough was
baptized In the chapel royal St James pal
ace, this afternoon. in the presence of
the Marquis of Londonderry. the Marquis of
Camden and Lady Blandfogd.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-22
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States fer the District OF
Minnesota, Third Division.

bankrupt, in Bankruptcy.
Notice OF the FIRST meeting OF creditors.
Whereas, on the 2Ist day OF November, A. D.
1898, upon an order Of reference from the
clerk OF said court, the honorable Judge
being absent from this division. Albert R.
Bixby was, by me, duly adjudged a bank
rupt pursuant 70 an act Of congress. an
proved July l. 1898.
Now. therefore. 1t Is ordered that tia
first meeting OF the creditors OF said bank
rupt be held at my offre. los Germauia LIS
Insurance Building, in the City Of St Paul,
10 q. H.. Friday. the I'd day Of December
A D. 1888.
1t is further ordered that this order he
published in The St Paul GIobe a
newspaper published in the County OF
Ramsey, State OF Minnesota, at least one
week before the date OF said meeting and
that notice Of said meeting be mailed to
the creditors Of said bankrupt, ct their re-
specuye addresses. at least ten DAYS before
its date. NJ DORIAN JR.. Referee
". B. Brewster. Attorney for Petitioner.
New York Life Building. St. Paul Mimi
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Business Chances.
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HOW doctors. dentists, pharmacists. COM
petent undergraduate. tcan soon graduate
Box 1885, Chicago.
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FOR RENT.

512 selby Avenue, Near MackubIn-11
rooms, furnace. gas. bath, etc. $50
SeTille''-Flat 4, uD-to-date steam-heated
fiat; gas. range and CRATE, stationary
-aunoTy tubs, etc. -. ................... IS
80 Park Place-10 rooms, furnace, bath,
closet, etc ............... %
sS2 East Seventh street-Store and rooms
overhead go. .-.....-.-.---.-..... ~
S19 Park Avenue-Second floor; four rooms;
cisteTn and well water -. $50. ......... 3
% East Chicago Avenue-Convenientl To-
Gated fats; all in good order:
Flat 5, third floor front, four rooms. 10
Flat 8, third floor front, four rooms. 6
1872 Concord Street-Two rooms BELL
DOCK .-..-..-.....-... D
21O West Fifth Street-Two rooms, third
679 Edmund Street-Store and fat .. Is
142 East Ninth Street-Twelve rooms; city
water ..-............--.--.... 10
155 Morton Street-Seyen rooms; eistern
and well water -......-.......-....
15s Baker Street-Seyen rooms; cistern
ana Wen water ..-...--.- ....-.....
68415 Selby Avenue-Five-room fat; city
water, bath and gas .............. Is
$50 Goodrich Ayenue-Eig ht rooms, city
water and sewer connection ............ Is
796 Mississippi Street-Seven rooms. s
723 Sherburne Avenue-Three rooms; one
945 Fremont Avenue-Eight rooms; city
water, etc .-...-.-. -...-..-- ..-.-.-..... 15
THE ST. Paul TRUST co.
EndicOtf Arcade.
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Hotels.
Miscellaneous.
Fam Lands.

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FARM-Being an old man. with no family. I
oner my Southern farm 81 acres cheap;
good buildings, orchard railroad: county
seat; all particulars given. john H. Cole.
Centralia, Va.
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Personal.
Real Estate.

WANTED-Party to build house for first
class tenant on 5-year lease. p. o. Box !
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Rooiing.

ALL KINDS OF GRAVEL RooFiNG-Re-
pairing a specially; city OF Country Amer
ican Roofing Co.. Office 1e0 East Ialro 81
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Agents and Agencies,

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BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION ASSETS.
$S5c eco; largest, strongest. best Minnesota
life company; wants capable agents; gives
producers every assistance. Address Doug
las Putnam. Secretary. st. Paul.
ALESMEN-Wanted statesmen for cigars;
s125 month and expenses; old firm; ex-
perience unnecessary: Inducements CUSTOM
ers. c. C. Bishop & Co., 81. Louis, Mo.
NANTED-Lady to travel; salary and ex-
penses paid; also lady for home work on
salary. Address D "a. Globe.
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instruction.
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ST. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE USES
eminently businesslike methods in teaching
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, and relegTaphy
you learn these pgt once. Get the best.
MINI.
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GLOBE In MINNEAPOLIS.

Subscribers and Dealers should leave
their orders at the MINNEAPOLIS Book
Exchange. 20 Washington Avenue
South