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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
ADIsAsTRous FIRE.
Westboro Insane Asylum Visited Yester-
day Morning.

Westboro, March 9.-An alarm of fire
was rung in from box 45 this morning
at O'Clock, for a fire at the Westhoro
Insane Hospital. The fire started in
the dry room of the laundry, and was
discovered about o'clock by some of
the nurses of the institution, who have
rooms over the laundry. They were
quickly gave in the alarm.
The apparatus connected with tie
hospital quickly responded and worked
diligently, but it was found that the
fire was getting the better of them
Supt George S. Adams telephoned to
the village for assistance, but owing
to a slight mistake the alarm was de-
layed. When the department arrived
the fire was almost out. MI. Adams
sympathized with the. fire boys, on &C
count of the long run they had for
nothing, and ordered some hot coffee
made for them, for which act they de-
sire to express their sincere thanks.
The origin of the fire is thought to
be due to some \ clothing which was
hanging in the dry room falling on to
the heated pipes. The insane patients
were not much disturbed. The loss is
fixed at $500.
The operetta entitled Penelope" was
presented at the hospital this evening
by town talent and was greatly appre-
ciated by the patients and attendants
The cast included Miss Permilla AL
liare, Miss May Clarke, I. H. Tread
way, Robert j. Callaghan and Wilder
w. Aldrich.
Mrs. Julia ]. Kectham of Boston is
visiting friends in town for a few days.
Mrs. George H. Howe and little
daughter residing on Boardman street
are very ill with diphtheria, but at last
reports will probably recover.
Mrs. f. w. Bartlett of Marlboro is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Hathaway
for a week.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
TAKEN TO BRATTLEBoRo.
F. 3. Farnham Captured by Gardner
Police Chief.

Gardner, March 3.-F. B. Farnham,
who escaped from the Brattleboro re-
treat Sunday and was found in this
town yesterday by Chief of Police w
P. Allen; was taken back to Brattle-
boro today by DR.. C. H. Calder, assist
ant physician at the retreat.
The E. Wright & Co. chair factory
property, on which Mrs. Almira Crit
chett holds a mortgage, will be sold at
public auction at 2, o'clock Saturday,
March 4, in the afternoon
The Y. w. c. T. U. will hold a no
license rally in Music hall tomorrow
evening. Interesting speakers will be
secured
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
AN OPAL RING. :
Popular MIbury Teacher Receives Token
- of Friends. Esteam.

Millbury. March 3.--Miss Anna M.
Woodard Of Wilkinsonyille was agree
ably surprised at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Alonzo CHI, of Main street.
last evening. Friends were present
from this place and WilkinsonvilIe.
and during the evening a pretty opal
ring was given to Miss Woodward by
her friends. 1t was the occasion Of
her 18th birthday. Music and games
We're enjoyed during the evening, and
refreshments We're served.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
THEY W ALT.
All Marlboro Anxious
Over Result
OF LATE HEARING.
A Young Girl Frightfully
Burned By Accident.

Marlboro, March 3.-The visit of. the
legislative committee on labor to this
city has occasioned no little comment
since coming here. What the result of
the investigation will be can only be
sur1nised
Some of the labor men think that the
least the committee will do is to recon-
mend that a compulsory arbitration
law be passed by the general court. The
labor people say that if the committee
has done nothing more it has placed
Hon. w. B. Rice and Hon. S. H. Howe
on record as being in favor of organized
labor.
Another thing they comment upon is
the statement of Mr. Howe that the
three agents, Messrs. Murray, Byrne
and Dorsey We're not objected to as in
dividuals. He only disliked the method.
The committee will return to this city
Monday night to resume the investiga-
ton. United States Attorney Jones will
still act as counsel for the mamufac-
tufers and the strikers will have a
lawyer to look after their interests.
DlEdSeu
with the committee The impartial at
titude of Senator McClennan, the chair
man of the committee, is the subject of
favorable comment among all classes.
The Spinners' Union of Fall River
nave voted $50 for the Marlboro strik-
ers and a number of other unions in the
border union have followed its exam
pie.
Gertrude F. Chase had a narrow es-
cape from being burned alive this fore
noon She was about to place some coal
IN the stove at her home u Brook
street Finding the stove litter was too
not to handle, she wrapped it in her
apron and endeavored to use it.
Her apron caught fire and soon she
was enveloped in flames. Screaming. at
the top of her voice she ran into the
street. Mrs. Wallace, a neighbor, hap
pened to hear her and ascertaining the
cause of her cries called upon Mr.. Wal
lace and his son to hasten to the girls
assistance.
The two men hurried to help the girl
and after tearing off some of her gar
ment and rolling her in the snow ex-
tlnguished the fire. Miss Chase sus-
tanned some severe burns about the
arms and shoulders, but was not IA
tally injured
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BASIN TOWN NOTES.

West Boylston, March 3.--Mrs. E. A.
Galloway of Fon Du Lac, Wis. arrived
IN town today to attend the funeral
OF her father, Henry Pierce
Miss Kate Garvin of New York, for
merly of West Boylston, is visiting
her parents on Prospect street.
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skin healer skilfully medicated is
OIr1fOrt powder

1t is not merely busting powder, but soothes
and heals all skin troubles, and is recommended
by physicians and trained nurses universally AZ
Druggists. % and b01 a bon. Best for baby,
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WILLIAM sToRRIE, sR.
Death Of Prominent Citizen of North
Grafton.

North Grafton, March civilian
Storrie. ST., died at his home on Mill
street this morning, at o'clock. The
deceased had been complaining of lung
trouble and DR.. F. H. Clapp had at
tended him several times within the
past year. He was an energetic Chris
tian Endeavorer, and was the oldest
member of that society in this town.
He was born in Johnston, Scotland,
being a son of Robert Storrie of that
place He left his native home and
came to Pennsylvania when 10 years of
age. He stayed there for four years,
and then returned to Scotland again.
In 1872 he returned to this country, and
has travelled all over the states and
some parts Of Canada. He has been
a resident Of North Grafton for the past
u years. He is survived by widow,
three sons and a daughter-William,
Jr.. of Whitinsville, Archie of Ladd, IL
Hnois and Mrs. Hill of Canada The
funeral will be on Sunday at 2 p. m.
The interment will be in Pine Grove
cemetery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04

Samuel Donnelly gave a party to sew
eral of his schoolmates this afternoon,
in commemoration of his sixth birth
day. During the afternoon David Flem-
ing, Jr, presented the host with sew
eral useful presents in behalf of the
company. After the refreshments
were served. the party passed the re-
mainder of the afternoon in playing
parlOr games
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04

The Spinners Union of Fall River
nave voted $50 for the Marlboro strik-
ers and number of other unions in the
border union have followed its exam
ole
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|. CASSERLY,
43 Union Block.

FOR. SALE-80O acres improved farm.
with crop, consisting of 100 acres Of
=" oats, 100 acres of corn; 100 acres rye 100
!. acres of tame hay and so acres Of wheat
$and oats. The balance of farm is In
pasture and timber. Both have plenty
of water for stock The improvements
:, cost over $4,000. House Is a twelve
! built eight years ago. VIII sell for
: $25, GOO; one-third cash, balance on or be-
fore ten years at 5 per cent. The farm
!, is in Washington county, Minnesota.
twelve miles from st. Paul Owner s
reason for selling is on account of age
Will take a dwelling house in St. Paul
or Minneapolis valued at s., 500 in part
payment. Would be pleased to show
- You the farm. Machinery and stock
can. be bought cheap.
For Sale-Lot 8, block s, Nininger's ad-
dition. opposite No. 2S7 Carroll ST., fac
Ing north, between Harrington av. and
Louis st. The size of lot is 81 feet front
by 142 in. depth; street graded, side
walks laid, water, sewer and gas in
! street. This lot can be bought for 800
If taken at once. Terms, $3.50 cash; the
balance can run for five years on or
before at per cent:
For Sale or Rent-A six-room cottage.
/; with barn. situated No. S76 Ottawa aV.,
car. The house has been all newly pa
pered and painted outside and in. VIII
rent for $3.50 per month, or sell for
LOCO; one-half cash: balance in five
years on or before at per cent.
30 acres Of land for sale or rent, one
half mile from White Bear lake; 10
acres cleared: balance good pasture;
will rent for $50 per year. Inquire Of
l.. l. Casserly, Room 4S Union block
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$9OO-A fine forty-foot lot on Iglehart
between ST. Adams and Grotto.
$1,zoO-Buys that fine south-facing lot
on Osceola, east of VlctoriaAOx
,5OO-4O-foot south-facing lot on selby
, between Arundel and Mackubin
@z,OOO-WiH buy a two-story double
house on Taylor avenue, east of
Smelling, Hamline; at present low
rental yields 10 per cent. In first
class condition.
$&,OOO-Buys the choicest east-facing
eighty-foot corner on Summit ave-
nue., west of the bridge If you
want to buy cheap do not put it
off too long.
81, OsO-Will buy a choice south-facing
lot on Laurel avenue, east Of st.
Adams. This price should make
an immediate sale.
$o,6OO-132 feet on the corner of West
ern and Iglehart. Just the place
for a. fiat building that will pay
good interest.
Special have just had listed with
me for sale the southeast corner of
Iglehart and Dale: size, 132x12O.
Look at. 1t: nay contract is for a
very low price.
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REAL ESTATE.
G. B. WHHTEFHORNIE.
WY Signs Are ON the Lots.

s;sO0-Forty-f lot on St ANTHONY. east
of Victoria
is3OO-Forty feet on Marshall avenue.
! Z fourth lot west of Dunlap; 135 feet
deep to alley This is a bargain.
fSIO-Forty feet on Blair street. lust
west of Grotto; look at it, it's
2S-Forty-foot south-facing lot on La
fond, west of Grotto.
$oI0-i nave one forty-foot south-facing
lot on Hague avenue, west of OK
lord. The adjoining one Is $425.
%ooO-Forty-foot lot on Hague, just west
of Chatsworth; go and look at it,
A splendid location if you want to
build.
S6OO-40x150, on Ashland avenue, east of
:, - :Chatsworth; fine grade
$ooO-lOOxl22 on the northeast corner of
Orleans and Page
,S1oO-Buys an east-facing lot on Louis,
south of Martin. This should be-
cheap enough to suit any one.
@IOo-torty-foot lot on Iglehart, near
AAYOn.
$77S-The southeast corner of Hague
- and Ghatsworth; ffty-two-foot
=: frontage. This is a most desirable
building location.
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JOHN H. EEALEY
IO5 Germania Life.

s65o-eorner lot on St. Anthony avenue and
Louis street
a,20o.5s feet by 1913 feet to 2o-foos alley on
Fuller. near Rice.
$1,o5o.7e4 Edmund street; eight rooms. city
81, 2oo.s54 Edmund street; eight rooms, city
water and bath.
81, loo-6S6 Carroll; eight rooms and all mod
ern improvements; q snap.
s2,2oo-2Ss Fuller. This house should sell at
once at that price.
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SYSTEMATIC ELOCUTION AND
VOICE CULTURE.

A FEW FACTS WORTH KNOWING
BY one course of lessons In the
great Franck System of True Elocu-
ton and Voice Culture, the closed air
cells of the lungs are all opened, and
weak lungs are made strong. The vocal
voice made rich and musical for speak
ing and singing. The chest is fully de-
veloped, and you are taught how to
lessons is all you need This system IL
highly recommended by first-class phy-
slclans. Particular pains taken with
ch1ldren. Testimonials from the best
Call for one week on Prof Harry c.
Franck, A. M. E. NJ, Americas great
est elocutionist. Globe Business Col
lege, corner Seventh and ST. Peter str.
n. B. = Glasses commence Monday.
June g.
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CLAIRvOYANT

49, oS~-~-~-~-~-e~-~--~-~~
THE CELEBRATED clairvoyant, Mrs.
DR.. Moss, has just arrived in this city;
she has the wonderful and exceptionai
talent of telling the past, present and
future;, before specializing you would
do well to call and consult DR.. Moss:
vorce Is Indispensable to everyone;
the doctor is no fakir; to show the peo-
pie that such is not the case she will
give free tests. So East Tenth ut.
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SJOBERG & HEDBERC

$S50-FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE on Fau-
quier st, near Seventh ST.; corner lot.
$42o-Four-room cottage on Bradley ST.,
lot 40x120.
$950-Nine-room house on jerks ST, ne ar
Payne av., will net you over IL per cent
interest per annum
s., OO0-Nine-room house on Lyton Place.
We have big list Of property in Rice st.
district for sale at very low prices.
We have few vacant lots that we want
to exchange for improved property
Forty-acre farm. near st. Paul, mostly
all under cuitiva ton; house and barn on
1t; want to exchange for a house and
lot in the city.
We have for sale at a big discount, a
mortgage upon eighty acres of land in
Fillmore county, Minnesota. 1t will
pay you to look this up. 313 Jackson
ST., second floor.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
J. w. SHEPARD,


o. EAST FOURTH ST.
HOUSES AND FLATS FOR RENT IN
ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
HOUSES.
SEQ CEDAR, IL ROOMS,
STEAM HEATED X II -9oi- $1,000
$50 DAYTON, o ROOMS THloR-
oUGHLY UP-To-DATEI 80 $500
1Os wILKIN, 10 IRl9oMs,
BARN -45t- I'd - 5000
s22 HAGUE, ROOMS BARN.
ON CORNER ~. -,,fEasfay - 5000
25 WEST COLLEGE, 70 Rooms,
STEAM HEATED,g HaDTsAND
COLD WATER, GAS RANGE
AND SHADES, FURNISHED s2z.5o
5s1 ~RROADwAY..1o TO- ,,RtySMs,
WALKING DISTANCE ,-lf :. $500
5ss PINE, sARoOMs, EsKeEL-
LENT. LOCATION .soafag 22.5o
ss PARK PLACE, ed0,eIs0bMs, 2tr
STEAM PLANT gIno sf' 5000
FLATS.
FIVE-ROOM sTEAM-H EATED
FLAT, .IsI WEST a ssfay-t.e:
ENFH ST g. ian. - $500
SAA-AOOM ''IhE ball.
MORAL" .::: :'''- '@t, = -. =; $500
THREE-RoOM FLAIR s.THE
MARLBoRoUGH" $500
FOUR ROOM FLAT, s77a. =
NORTH WASHINGTON =. 400
COTTAGE For rent, 1ss West Ninth st. !:
slx-room cottage; city water land cell
lar; terms reasonable, Inquirs In lthe
rear. ,-,t.,g ..<es,, -. > :
HOUSE-For rent, modern n!ne-room
mouse; best location on st. Anthony
nall, every modern convenience and, in
the best repair; rent, SIS. Apply at sol
Holly av. for key.
HOUSE-Brick house, containing twelve
large rooms, with all modern conven-
iences, situated in the choicest location
ON the hill Inquire at 4oS Ashland av.
HOUSES-For rent; SlI, two new six
room modern house., lawn. and, shade
trees; good neighborhood. Call 1873 West
Robie st. sses,..{ =. STR. -.T.1
HOUSE For rent. modern. ,eight-room
mouse; 1880 per month; possession at
hart St ~
HOUSE, = Fine detached efght-rooIm
house; heated, hot and cold water; jani-
tor service, etc Call Or address Jani-
tor at Seville Flat" r; -
HOUSE-For rent. six-room house. q with
path, 6s4 Cherry stE E. ~ @aiy, 80 West
LAWSON ST ,-:-;&@ :Az-< is9n
HOUSEAFor rent; tweIysef6am. modern.
house, in frst-class. rendlrs. easy walk
Ing distance of bIslneSS Center. In
quire at 586 St. Peter sg'I non. =. ~
MANNING's RENTING AGENCY,
Nat. Germ ana m eEi an Hank Bldg.
HOUSES, flats, ~ stores and sbrooms for.
rent In all parts Of the city.
HoUSE-Ten-room house. etaisimrodern, I'M
,4provements, Grove. ST., near Pine. In
ese,quiree 331 Grove st.csEsr S.=ssczf-e.s
HOUSING. So Central '&iYa ., 5.4tlthe' rooms,
furnace; bath, etc., cheap, J. c. Shand-
rev, 22O Endicott Building 8 - q
HOUSE-For rent, house WITT, modern
improvements at Merriam Park. George
E. Budd, 81 Gilf1lIan Block.
HOUSE rent, nine roanhhous with
bath room; No. 265 East Robe St. In
quire 457 Ada ST., Mrs. H. Sweeney. -
HOUSE Four-room house, for rent; $
a month. Inquire 295 Hoffman av.
ROBERT L. WARE 6 co,
Rental Agency,
3s East Fourth Street, Globe Bldg.
have for rent houses. fats, stores
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PROFESSIONAL.

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THEATRICAL. AND, MASQUERADE
costumes, wigs, boards. grease paints,
etc, by Mrs. Louise Neftmann, Sc East
Seventh St, st. Paul, MINI,
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M. F.. NORTH.
PARTIAL WEST ST. PAIL LIST

RAN HAL WEST ST PAUL LIST,
s., O0O-FIvE-ROOM house, with a forty
foot level lot, on East Robbie, near Rob
ert.
S62o-Fiye-room house. city water, en-
East Belvidere St, near Oakdale
$1,2.0-Two-story store and. dwelling. No.
238 East Fairfield av.; full lot
81, $50 for a nice home OF six rooms on Or
leans St. corner King; this is a fifty
foot lot; lays nice above grade. with
small barn: all in good CO. d ton
$2,20C-A well built nine-ro pm house
water and sewer, fifty-foot lot with
barn, on West Congress. near Bellows
st.
$500 for a nice fffty-foot corner lot. West
Congress and Bellows SITS.
S610-Ffnest south and east ia cling corner
East Congress and Duned terrace
s, 2o0-Four-rcom house. and two acres Of
land on South Robert St, four blocks
from end of street car.
1925 for a forty-nine foot lot on South
Robert St; sewer in street.
800 for a beautiful lot, corner Dearborn
and German av.; it has some fruit trees.
and a good fence around it.
$1,000 for a modern nearly new house Z
eight rooms, with a good barn. on Blu k
er st. corner Mount Hope; the buildings
cost $3.50: nearly new.
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BAYARD, DEUEL. & Co.

&RS0-7- room house. corner Westminster
POcO and Cayuga streets; in good repair;
neat place for the price, $3.50 cash.
QO0O-Eight-room house and corner lot;
PSOO Bunker street; city water; price
includes painting and repairs. P-s
Q7 0O0-A nice home on Fairview ave-
P1SOO nue.. In Midway district; would
7O0-Seven-r room house and barn; 90
46ASO foot lot; Ohio street: bargain;
$1,000 sEssP rs. house 1ss Edmund
venient to business.
&OOOO-For three lots 2 blocks from the
OSoOO new capitol; commanding view,
Q7 RO0-Eightr room house, 1Iee Fau-
P4oOO quier street; full lot stone foun-
dation aud cellar. city water etc.
6nO-Neat HeEen- room house on Ron
&p4OOO do street: city water. :,
!. few more vacant houses for sale at $25 to
$50 each, on Custer and Starkey streets, be-
tween Fairfield and Fillmore avenues; only
four left.
0oOO-e-room house, No. 1857 IgIehart
pow ST.; house alone cost over double
0oOO-A few So foot residence lots on the
BAKARD, DEUEL. & CO..
602 Pioneer Press Building
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INSTRUCTION.

S~~N-~~NN~~~-~~~sc~~~-~-~
GLOBE BUSINESS, TELEGRAPH and
Shorthand College Is recognized as a
reliable, responsible, rea Sonable and
leading business school in St. Paul.
Write for catalogue
ST. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE USES
eminently businesslike methods In
teaching bookkeeping, shorthand and
telegraphy;e YOU learn these but once:
get the best Mcguire Bros, SO East
Sixth ST., ST. Paul, Mimi
THE HESS BUSINESS COLLEGE, Pho
neer Press Building, teaches book
keeping, shorthand and typeWriting in
the most thorough and practical man
YOUNG man. learn atelegraphy. Attend
the Twin City School OF Telegraphy
Baltimore building, Seventh and Jack
son sts. Every graduate of that school
Is earning good wages as telegraph
operator. -.-. = -. -.
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AUCTION SALE.

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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Furniture, Carpets, etc.-Big sale
Thursday June LIST, at 10 a. m, consist
ing of 100 Brussels, velvet and in
grain carpets and rugs from the Aber-
deem; 15 fine Bedroom suites, 10 iron
beds, 81 chiffoniers, 50 fancy rockers,
Is center tables. 10 refrigerators rs
hair and moss mattresses, sideboards,
dressers, commodes, hall trees, jar
diniere stands, ice boxes. lace cur
tains, Dishes, glassware, etc.; goods
are mostly new and must be sold to
clear. up an estate. A. G. Johnson,
Auctioneer, -419-421 Jackson St.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF
of Household Furniture at Public Auc-
tion-We will sell at auction on We'd
nesday, May 81, at 10 a. m, at Kirk
land hotel. on Sibley ST., between Ninth
and Tenth SITS, the entire contents
consisting Of fifty rooms of good sub
Stantial furniture and carpets, one
line upright grand piano, some good
. pieces of parlor furniture, lace and
other curtains, all the body Brussels
and ingram carpets throughout, solid
oak and other bedroom suits, springs
and mattresses, toilet ware sheets, pill
lows, cases, spreads, blankets, c0mfor-
tables. sidebeard, dining-room tables
and chairs, large steel range and
broiler, Ice boxes, all the dishes, knives,
forks, linens, ETC., etc, also office fur
nlture Ii you need anything in good
furniture and carpets attend this sale,
as the goods must be sold on the above
date.
KAvANAGH & CO., Auctioneers.
187-1S9 East Sixth st.
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DREssMAKING.

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LADIES' FASHIONS = Imported model
%aT paper patterns, skirts, sleeves,
patterns and up-to-date styles to he
1ound In any market. A call at orr
p tSariIa VIII convince you. Only au-
these patterns. Petty, $50 Syndicafa
Arcade, Minneapolis. 'nOAcal 70
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PLUMBING.

no PROPERTY HOLDERS = We
are doing plumbing for 20 per cent less
than any firm in this city. Call or tel.
1922. d. J. Harrington & Co., ISL
University av.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

@-o~o~oN1~"~o~o~"~0N~~o--~> ~~~~-~--~~~~~~~-o-~
FITS permanently cured; no fits or ner-
vousness after first. days use of DR..
free $500 trial bottle and treatise DR..
r H; Kline, Ltd, 9S1 Arch ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FREE
Holders of maturing or lapsed tontine
policies in the New York Life, or other
Insurance companies, communicate
with Nicholas Michels, Chamber of
Commerce, Chicago; of Importance to
you.
VARICOCELE, SEXUAL WEAKNESS
and all nervous and private diseases
cured. Call or address Room 2O8. Mer-
rill Building, St Paul. MINI. Cases
treated by mail.
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DERMAToLnGY

MISS HULL removes superfluous hair.
moles, etc, by electricity; only posi-.
tive and permanent remedy; references
and Robert SITS. -
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HELP WANTED-MALES.


WHITE ENAMELED LETTERS, deal
ers and agents supplied, enamelcd iron
signs name plates, numbers A. V.
Taylor & Co, Ename, ers, Cincinnati, o.
AGENTS WANTED-You can make over
125 per cent net on a very excellent
household or office article; particulars
free. Chicago Form Co., 123 La Sale
St, Chicago.
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AGENTS-Our general agency mail order
business at home pays; no guide or re-
eeipt scheme. Am. Introduction Co.,
Chicago. Ill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28

AGENTS make big money selling auto
II attic scIe n door Catt hes; write for in
70. mat on: sample postpaid, Csc. Auto.
--DOOr I alch Co. Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28

AGENTS wanted in every town for the
brightest and best monthly magazine de-
handsome premiums; liberal commits
sions. Write for sample copies and fur
Their Information to the Mail Order
Paul Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28
POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

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AGENTS WANTED in each county,
SMinn. to sell the Metropolitan Daylight
Gas Lamp, makes its own gas, 100 can
die power light; seven hours for one
cent; new patent burner which can be
taken apart and made just as new
after months of use; free exclusive ter
ritory. Call or address {. j. Canchest ter.
Co. 3l9 Hennepin av., Minneapolis,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28
PERSONAL.

CHARLEY-Duponts Sunrise and Sunset
Kidney and Back Ache pills will cure
you; at all druggists. Wholesale by
Noyes Bros. & Cutler.