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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-10

Amendments to the Articles of In
corporation of the Winnebago
City Mill Co.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT AT A
special meeting of the shareholders OF the
Winnebago City Mill Company held at Win
nebago City. Mnn.. February 4th. 1899. at
which was present all the shareholders and
stock holders Of said Corporation. said meet
ing being duly called for that purpose the
following resolution adopted amending
the Articles of Incorporation:
Resolved that the first sentence in Article
Or,s a of the Articles of Incorporation which
new reads. The name of the Corporation
shall be ''Winnebago City Mill Company" be
amended so as to read. The name of the
Corporation shall be "Parker-Leland Mill
Company This resolution to take effect
upon publication provided by law"
In witness whereof, the Secretary of said
Corporation has hereunto set his hand and
seal of said Corporation this Sth day of Feb
ruary, 1899.
Corporate SealD H. w. PARKER,
Sec'y of Winnebago City Mill Co.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Faribault.
On this 9Th day of February 1899. befo q
me personally appeared H. w. Parker. VINO
signed the above named certificate and
acknowledged the execution thereof
(Notarial Seal) S. s. SECOR.
Notary Public.
Qo-cent internal revenue stamp, canceled.)
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MINNEAPOLIS GAS BILL.
Aid. Powers of the Eighth Wants
1t Cut Down This Year.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 9.-The council COM
mittee on gas met this afternoon to consider
bids for lighting Minneapolis during the pres
ent year, but Aid. Powers brought the meet
ing to a sudden adjournment by moving that
the committee recommend to the council that
all bids be rejected and that bids with new
specifications be advertised for. The alder
man from the eighth ward declares that this
city has been paying too much for it's light
Ing and he proposes to reduce the expense.
AT the present time the gas and electric COM
panies figure on some 400 lights and as
AID. Powers claims figure too high. The mo-
tion offered was adopted.
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MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. s.-A handful of wom-
en-. constituting committee from the
State Federation Of Womans Clubs of which
Prof. NJ. L. Sanford is chairman, met this
evening at Mrs. H. F. Browns residence TO
discuss the projected agitation in regard to
a state park in the Cass Lake district Miss
The investigation Of Park Supt. W. NJ. Berry
will begin next Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the park board Office
The former employees of ex-City Engineer
Cappelen have presented him with a hand
some gold watch and chain.
Phillip c. Kiesen, a guard attached to the
Y yorkhouse, was appointed by Mayor Gray this
afternoon a regular patrolman.
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Southern Lands,


TILE SOUTHERN RAILWAY EXHIBIT at
No. 3S4 Jackson ST., st. Paul, is well worth
a visit whether you contemplating a
change OF location or not. II you are look
Ing for mlder climate, go and learn
OF the cheap and productive lands and
splendid business openings to be found
along the line Of the Southern railway in
Virginia. North and South Carolina.
Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee
and Kentucky. The exhibition is free, and
as the company have no lands to sell and
charge no commission for their services.
you can rely upon getting reliable infor-
nation. The Southern Railway company
want good, thrifty. Northern people to set
tie. improve and develop the cheap lands
along their 500 miles of railroad in the
states mentioned; for the settlement of the
country and the success of the settler means
businesss for the company. Reading mat
ter mailed to any address free G.. F.
Green, Agent. in charge of the exhibit; j.
F. Olsen, Agent. Land and Industrial De-
partment, No. 80 Adams st., Chicago, or NJ
Y. Richards. Land and Industrial Agent,
Southern Railway. Washington. D. C.
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Business Chances.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE+THE ELEC-
trical stock Of the Northwest Engin eering
Company will be offered at public sale in
bulk or in lots, to suit purchasers at 1S1
East Fifth ST., st. Paul, Mimi. on
Saturday. February 18th. 1899, at 10
o'clock a. M This stock consists of dyna-
mos and motors, electric light supplies,
electric and gas fixtures and fittings, tele-
phones and telephone supplies with patents,
general electric goods, shop machinery,
store and office fixtures, and good will.
Stock and inventory may be inspected at
above address.
Terms of sale, ten per cent cash on day
of sale, and balance on confirmation of sale
by the Probate Court. Bids will be sub
mitted for approval to the Probate Court
of Ramsey County at the Court House in
the City of St. Paul, on Tuesday Febru-
airy 21st. 1899, at O'Clock p. m. John Espy.
Administrator, with the will annexed Of
the estate of John J. Schoenleber, de-
ceased.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to invest 5000 or
more, securing large. permanent income;
capital safe, profits sure. H. Griffin. 1850
Broadway, New York.
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Lessons stin Allowed.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb 9.-Judge Brooks has
denied the second application of John R.
Drexel ct al, owners Of the Westchester flats,
for a temporary injunction to restrain Mrs
w. H. Wright from giving music lessons in
her apartments in the above flats. This is the
second time the injunction has been denied,
the application having been made on the basis
of an amendment to the original complaint
Cn which the first molten was based. The
main action will now be tried.
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Quietly Welded.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 9.-Alonzo Phillips,
this city, and Mrs. Mary NJ. Howe, of Shak-
opee. were quietly married at st. Mark 8
church Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
The ceremony was performed by Rev. H P
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips left last even
ing for the South over the Milwaukee road
Upon returning to the city they will reside
at the West hotel until May l. after which
they viii be at home at 1904 Park avenue.
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JOY FOR THE LEGISLATURE
SMOKER SOCIAL FOR THEIR
DELEGATION
Some Good Professional Talent,
Blended With Local Entertainers,
Furnished Four Hours of Unin-
terrupted Enjoyment.

The members Of the legislature and
state officials We're guests Of the Com
mercial club last evening at smoke
social given in the club rooms, In the
Germania Life building. About three
hundred attended.
The reception committee of the club,
headed by President Conde Hamlin, left
nothing undone that could add to the
pleasure of the evening. The pro-
gramme consisted of music and exhibit
tions of skill by the members of "a
Parlor Match" company and the
Trans-Oceaniac Speciality company,
and selections by well known local en-
tertainers. Music by a string orches-
ira was interspersed with the pro-
gramme and the evening was spent in
a thoroughly enjoyable manner.
Cigars and punch were in abundance,
and the fact that the affair was Of a
purely informal nature only added to
the pleasure of the guests. The first
number on the programme was given
promptly at o'clock and for four
hours the guests were intensely inter-
ested in the feats that were performed
by the entertainers.
President Hamlin first welcomed the
legislators and extended all the cour-
tesies Of the club not for the time be-
Ing, alone Dut urged them TO come
often while in the city.
Rufus A. Hoyt started the ball roll
ing with a recitation of short poem
The Olympic quartette entertained the
law makers for fifteen minutes with an
imitation of an amateur minstrel show,
which was enthusiastically received.
Fred Wheeler executed some intricate
and difficult Juggling feats.
Tom Brown was introduced as the
Champion whistler of the world" He
gave several. whistling numbers, in
which he carried two distinct notes at
the same time.
Mark Sullivan gave some clever
limitations Of famous actors in their
best roles. c. w. Scovey gave an Irish
mOnologue.
Miss Edna Collins the only lady on
the programme captured the states
men with her beauty as we'll as her
whistling. She gave two numbers with
piano accompaniment, which were
| roundly applauded.
Pope and Collins gave dexterous
| performance on the banjo, playing Sc
| lectfons from grand opera, with orches-
| ira accompaniment.
| Jackson and Miller gave a colored
dialogue. J. Longley gave some pretty
clog dancing, and Prof. J. F. Rogers,
| swung the Indian clubs with great
| skill.
w. J. Tomkins told some funny
stories. -.
| 1t was late when the programme was
completed and the legislators after
| spending short time in an informal
way broke up and returned to their
| hotels.
|
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GRAIN-O BRINGS RELIEF

To the coffee drinker. Coffee drinking is a
habit that Is universally indulged in and
almost as universally Injurious. Have you
tried Grain-O? It is almost like coffee. but
the effects are just tho opposite. Coffee up
sets the stomach, ruins the digestion. effects
the heart and disturbs the whole nervous
system. Grain-O tones up the stomach, aids
digestion and strengthens the nerves. There
is nothing but nourishment in Grain-O. 1t
can't be otherwise. Is and 25c per package.
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The Northwest.
Business Men BANQUET.

PIERRE. s. D.. Feb. s-A banquet was
given to members Of the State Business Men 8
association at the Locke. at which R. NJ.
Stewart was toastmaster and responses were
made by President Diamond, Of the associa-
ton, Gov. Lee, P. F. Wickhem, H. H. Keith
NJ P. Beebe, B. II. Lien. ]. A Picker John
Martin and e. l.. Abel. If the Office of immi-
grafton commissioner is established John
Martin, of Watertown. will be pushed by
the association for the position of commits
6,oner.
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State Begins Cross-Examinatio

MASON CITY. To-. Feb. 9.-At IL o'clock
today, Lottie M. Hughes. the defendant In
the murder case, was turned over to the
state counsel for cross examination, whicn
is now being conducted by D. w. Hurn. the
assistant counsel, and will be thorough. What
she has already told will give the state an
opportunity for rebuttal
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MASON CITY. To-, Feb. 9-Hem's general
merchandise store. at Rock Falls was raided
last night by thieves, who broke into the
store and blew off the big door of the safe
and took the contents. The amount Of money
is not announced. The side of the building
blown out. A quantity Of goods were
taken. There Is no clew.
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q RELIEF SOCIETY
EMPLOYMENT REGISTER.

Of1ce, III East Ninth st. Telephone. 49,
MAN-We can furnish a good. strong handy
man for wholesale house or any other such
work. -
BOY-A bright willing boy for office o. er.
rand boy: needs work badly.
SEWING-We have several good women who
woman who can do all kinds of crocheting.
etc.
NURSES-We can furnish efficient women to
: care for the sick 1i
WoMEN-To do washing. ironing and clean
- ing can be had from this Office; also men
to do odd jobs. wood saving etc.
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VIII Aid Company b.

FARGO. n. D., Feb. 9.-The members OF
the Red Cross Society of Fargo have organ
lied an auxiliary among themselves for the
benefit of the members of Company B. The
Mrs. Capt E. c. Gearey. treasurer. The
treasurer has Just sent 800 to Capt. Gearey.
row in Manila, as company fund. to be
of aid to the boys when needed
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Amendments to the Articles of In
corporation of the WfnnebagO
City Mill Co.

corporation of the winnebagO
City Mill Co.
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT AT THE
regular annual meeting of the shareholders
Of the Winnebago City Mill Company held
at Winnebago City. Minn.. January 10th,
ers and stockholders Of said Corporation. the
following resolutions were adopted amending
the Articles of Incorporation:
Resolved. that that part OF Article Six (6,
the election of directors by the stockholders.
be amended so as TO read as follows: In all
elections OF directors by the stockholders.
concurrence Of two-thirds (2-3) OF all the
elect Also that part of Article Six (6) re-
lating to meetings Of directors be amended
to read follows:
y" AT all meetings Of directors concur
renee of two-thirds (2-s) Of the vote of all
directors shall be necesss ry to adopt or carry
any measure proposed
"It Is further resolved that that part OF
Article Seven % of the Articles of Incorpora-
tion relating to the Issue of stock to ether
than ircorporators be amended to read as fol-
lows: No stock except such as is sub
scribed for by the incorporates hereof. shall
be issued without the concurrence of a two
Ing"
In witness whereof. the Secretary of said
Corporation has hereunto set his hand and
the seal Of SAID Corporation this Sth day of
February 1899.
Corporate Seal.) n. w. PARKER,
Sec'y OF Winnebago City Mill Co.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
On this Sth day of February. 1899, before
me personally appeared H. w. Parlhr. who
acknowledged the execution thereof.
(Notarial Seal) s. s. SECOR,
Notary Public.
u0-cent Internal revenue stamp. cancelsd)
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Car Heater Exploded.

BRAINERD. Mimi. Feb. Especial )-The
heater in the smoking car on train Nc. II
today, exploded ard badly demolished the
front end of the car. The windows in that
end OF the car were blown out. and part of
the end of the car and also portion of the
reof were shattered The explosion occurred
near Kimberly. but the was brought here
and sidetracked. No one happened to be at
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Medical.

insulated wires to any point designat-
ed.
Each buoy is an immense structure
OF steel, twelve tons in weight, and
twenty feet high. 1t is to be anchored
by enormous steel bridges of seven
teen tons each.
The buoy. 1t is said, acts as an air
pump, and actuated by the force of
the waves congresses the air. which
is conveyed to the station through iron
pipes
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New PianofOrte.

Mr.. Henschel's new invention of piano
forte with raised keyboard Is now on view
in London. The keyboard is SO raised that
singers and others can now. while singing,
play the plano in a standing and upright po-
sition. thus seeing and being SEEN
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NJ, X. 6 T. Case Settled

NEW YORK, Feb 9.-PrIvate advices by
telegraph received In this city today state that
the suit brought by the state of Texas for the
forfeiture of the charter of the Missouri,
setted out Of SC Court Henry W Ponr naS pesn .sil
rector of the Missouri Kansas & Texas road.
said that the case had been settled, to the
entire satisfaction of all parties
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REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi. Feb. AT the
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Redwood County Agricultural society, these
directors were elected: w. E. Baker. Joseph
Tyson. G. E. Mckay. o. l.. Dornberg. d. J.
Laird, W. H. Lance and Andrew D. Stewart.
Later the directors elected Joheph Tyson.
L. Dornberg, secretary, and G. L. Mckay.
treasurer
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Father and Daughter Insane.

ST. PETER, Mlnn., Feb. 9.-Two weeks ago
a young lady named Miss Jennie Stark was
committed to the ST. Peter insane asylum
from ST. James. Yesterday her father Will
helm Stark, called to visit her, and during
his stay he became violently insane aud 1t
was found necessary to commit nim to the
asylum. 1t is thought that a few weeks
treatment will cure him.
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st. Paul Girl Bereaved

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. Feb. 9.-(spe-
cial)-Andrew Nystrum. a brakeman on Gen.
trail, and resident of this city, was in
stantly killed today near Marshfieid. He was
riding on the engine and, falling of. the
wheels passed over him. Nystrum was rs
years Of age and was to have been married
to St. Paul young lady in few months.
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SALTWATER.
Extremely Cold weather-O'Cor
neIFs Remains-EIIs'D Dance.

- SALTWATER, Mimi. Feb. 9.-(Special.)-
This was one of the coldest days in the
memory Of even the Oldest resident of the
city. the thermometers registering 40 degrees
below zero at a. m. The intense cold con-
tinued throughout the day, and at noon ther
mometers registered 16 degrees be.ow
The remains Of Dennis O'Connell arrived
late last evening and the funeral VIII te
held tomorrow morning from the home of his
relatives, few miles east of Houlton, Wis.
Saltwater lodge of Elks gave an enioyabIa
dancing party in Ellks hall last evening the
attendance being limited to members Of the
order and their families. 1t was the last
dance of a series given during the winter
months.
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Schools Join Issues.

RED WING. Mimi, Feb. Especial. )-The
students of the defunct Minneapolis normal
school will unite with the Red Wing Business
college and conduct both one school. In
structors and 100 students from Minneapolis
will arrive en- masse Monday.
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Madelia Wants the Extension.

MADELIA, Mimi, Feb. 9.-Madelia is hot
after the extension Of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis railroad. and Is putting its best efforts
forward to have the line run through the
town. instead of going via St. James.
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Mrs. w,n.,ow,. sootn,n, axrrr

Has been used for fifty years By millions
OF mothers for their children while teethinE with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens the
gums allays all pain cures wind collie. and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists
in every part Of the world. Be sure and ask for
" Mrs. Wlpslow's Soothing Syrup" and take nc
other kind. Twsnty-0v cents = bottle
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Baptists VIII Meet.

GARDEN CITY, Minn. Feb. 0.-The annual
meeting OF the First Baptist Church OF
Garden City will be held tomorrow and Sun
day. The pastor Will be assisted by the
Revs. Works, OF Mankato: Summers, of St.
Cloud; Fifeld. of Vernon Center; Erickson.
Of Lake Crystal. and lockwood of Garden
CITY.
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EARNINGS OF ROADS.
Reports Received 3by the Commits
sioners From Additional Lines.

sioHeFs FEUIH fHuItIUHHI Lfhes.
The following railway companies yesterday
reported to the railway commissioners their
gross earnings for the, year 1898 and the
commissioners promptly fixed their taxes for
the year: ST ~
Northern Pacific Railway company-Gross
earnings. 1893 $5.943 54T0 90 1881 S. 317, ,240 "a;
increase. S626, 1864 IS. Taxes 1885, SITS, 400 70
1897, $751; 1864; increase, s18s9S4 25.
earnings, 1898. $7O33. 1920; 1897 $e 443, 1876
increase. $3.50, ,223.S5 Taxes 1S9S $211, ,OO2 5S
1897, $193, ,295.SS; increase, $17,706.70.
Winona & Western-Gross earnings 1898.
$144 S1494; increase s27 ,550.77. Taxes 1898,
So. 5000: increase, $551 o.
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Burme.e superstttiop.

The Burmese have q curious idea regard
ing coins. They prefer those which have
female heads on them, believing that coins
with male heads on them are not lucky
and do not make money.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb s.-"Larry" NAL
lory, for many years superintendent of the
WYE WyominIg yison Of The sfe on1on mo paeinc but
pany took possession of the road, has been
made superintendent of the Montana division
OF the Oregon Short Line, with headquarters
at Pocatelln Idaho
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Tho,e Who Have seeu r.

Pronounce The G. lobe Year Book and
Almanac the best reference work of the
year. A complete record of general statistics
and information. BY mail or at the counting
room. Is cents.
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WORKERS OF Y. M. G. A.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STATE ASSOCIATION ON AT
MINNEAPOLIS
CITYS GAS BILL TOO HIGH

That Is the Opinion of Aid. Powers,
OF the Eighth Ward, and at His
Instance All Bids Submitted for
the Year Are Rejected--The
News of the Flour City In
Brief.
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Big Railway Mortgage.

DENVER, Col. Feb. "a mortgage for
$40, ,000.e given to the Central Trust COM
pany, Of New York city, by the Colorado &
Southern railway, was fled in this city today.
The revenue stamps used aggregated $35. ESQ.
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Preserves tha BIRDS.

There are two islands in New Zealand set
apart for the preservation of its remarkable
wild birds and other animals. All hunting
and trapping is forbidden thereon.
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carried 6S8,451 tons on that division for
every mile of road. On the Brecken-
ridge division there We're rs, 900 900 tons
moved one mile. Can a company haul
freight on one line as the on the other ?
Can't do it. During the busy months
hundreds of cars are run back exSpty
and 1T costs as much to run an empty
train as full one.
NORTH HWESTERN'S EXPERIENCE.
Mr.. Bowers said all roads were alike
in principal prices. The Northwest
ern's road, he said. hadfA long route to
Minneapolis yet It's rates from com
petitive points to Minneapolis are as
low as other roads. The Northwestern
was obliged to put the rate to Duluth
as low as to Minneapolis by the Great
Northern whose rates to Minneapolis
are aS low as to Duluth. Touch the
rates of one road and the rates Of all
roads will be effected.
NOT A COMPIII sorry MOvE
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Ghlfopodisis.

20 Words or Less, zoe.
LOCkWOOD'S Good Luck Salve; test III ~
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Personal.
20 Words or Less. :

20 Words or Less, 3Oc.
ASTROLOGY READING. Your full life read
ing for s100; satisfaction guaranteed. Date
Of birth and year. Prof. R. l.. Jasper.
Postoflce Box 463, La Crosse, Wis.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for vou.
cough. or cold on chest or lungs n
Is truly wonderful medicine. No other rem
eoy mas made so many remarkable cures.
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For Sale,
Horses and Carriagss,

20 Words Less, zoe.
A LARGE SUPPLY Of farm mares. heavy
drafteTs and fine drivers COZ stantly kept
in stock at Barrett & Zimmerman's Midway
Paul; auction every Wednesday; private
sales daily; part time given if desr d.
HORSES-All kinds of horses constantly on
hand at G. W. Wentworth & Co.'S S St Paul
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Annual Meeting Held.

that end of the car. consequently no one was
hurt
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Business Personals,

VARICOCELE, SEXUAL WEAKNESS AND
ell nervous and private diseases cured Call
or address Room 206 Merrill Building ST.
Paul, Mimi. Cases treated by mail
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III MALE OR FEMALE.
ri St. Paul Ads
IL 20 words or less 100
Ill Out-of-TOWn Ads
~ 20 words or less 400
Board Wanted-2O wOrda or less 100.
Board OHered-2O Words or less 100.
For REM, !, X OOms-2o words or less IOc
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Agents and Agencies .

WANTED-Lady or gentlemen agents to
handle new article just out; easy seller !;
large profits. Address C. NJ. Wright &
Co.. 889 Walden av., Buffalo, N. Y.