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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-28
WANT ADS FOR THE GLOBE
May Be Left at Your Nearest Drug Store
At tf1ee$ar1e Rates at the Publication Office
AGENTS AND AGENCIES

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BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION AS.
sets. $s50.OO0; largest, strongest, best
Minnesota life company; wants capable
agents; gives producers every assist
retary. st. Paul.
just out; new invention; rapid seller,
enormous profit. Send stamp for par,
ticulars. e. F. M, General Delivery.
St Paul, MINI. '1fs
statesmen for cigars; ,s125 month and
expenses; old firm; experience unneces-
sary: inducements to customers C. C..
Bishop & Co.. ST. Louis, Mo.
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nesota, now at Manila, has received a
handsome gift from the members of that
company. a pendant set with two large,
The stones are so set as to form the
red, white and blue. On the main plate
was engraved: Compliments from Com
pany Nj. Thirteenth Minnesota. to V. P.
Mrs j. E. McKelvy. Auxiliary Associa-
ton Thirteenth Minnesota"
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NEW PRAGUE. Mimi, March 81
Especial. DIR. E. e. Novak was NOM
mated by the citizens party convention
for the office of mayor. This is the cul
mination of long standing fight be-
tween the Bohemian and German voters
of this city, the nominee representing the
Bohemian party. His opponent on the
non-partisan ticket is DR.. Landeberger.
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On Trial for Murder.

RED WING, Mimi, March 27-(Spe-
cial. .)-Testimony in the case of Mary
Kahla, on trial for the murder of her
child. was concluded this afternoon. The
defendant was put on the stand and de-
MED the story set up by the state. The
case will go to the jury tomorrow.
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OIL Stove Combine.

CLEVELAND, O., March 27-Col. C. M.
Burke, Of this city, who has undertaken
the task Of combining all the principal
oil stove manufacturers of the country
states that from the present outlook the
big deal will be consummated within
short time. New York capitalists are
behind the project, and all the money
needed for the enterprise will be duly
forthcoming.
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PUBLIC FRANCHISES.

Gov. Roosevelt Recomme ends That
They BE Properly Taxed.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 27-Gov. Rocse-
velt tonight sent to the legislature a mes
sage recommending the appointment of a
joint legislative committee to inv estigate
the subject Of taxing public franchises
held by corporations. and TO report to the
next legislature.
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Blast Furnace Combine.

CINCINNATI, O., March 27-News has
been received here that the Empire Iron
and Steel company was organized In
New York today by Rogers. Brown &
of New YORK The capital /. ss M Noo
half preferred. half common. It's pur-
pose Is to control a large number of
blast furnaces.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

James Charlton, general passenger and
ticket agent Of the Chicago & Alton road,
and the oldest passenger agent In the
United States, arrived from Chicago yes
terday morning In company with William
Owens Jr., travelling passenger agent for
the same road. After spending the day
visiting various offices In st. Paul. THAI
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Small Child ScpIded

Ellorena Faber died Thursday after
1orty-eight hours of the most excruciat-
ing pain and intense suffering She fell
into tub of boiling hot soap suds Tues
day and was literally cooked She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Nikolas
Faber, of 1929 Bryant avenue north, and
was three years old.
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THAT WAS DIFFERENT.

Young Joseph ChOate Seeks to Prac-
tiee Mt Englishs Bar.
LONDON, March 27.-Jogeph n. Choate
Jr. has decided to study law in the Middle
Temple, and has applied for admittance.
His intention is interesting Just now. as a
discussion is raging among the benchers
as to the advisability OF admitting aliens
to the English bar. the question having
arisen on account of the application Of a
Chinaman.
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road OF THE ROUGH
MINNEAPOLfS VISITORS INSIST ON
SEEING THE RAPID SIDE or
CITY LIFE
SUICIDE ATTEMPTED BY ONE

The other Picked Up by the Police
in the TenicrIOin District Before
He Had Lost His Stock of Cold
Small Child Fatally ScaIded-
Suddenly stricken-The News of
the MIL City.
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Henry Ray, of SIS Third street north,
Minneapolis, sixty-six years old. was
stricken with paralysis last night and
died in a short time. His wife had
stepped out of the house and upon her
return she found his lifeless body
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FATAL CROSSING ACCIDENT.
WasonIoad OF People Run Down by
a Train and One Killed.

SAUK CENTER, Mimi, March a.
Today Herman Loomis, Of Birch Lake.
with his wife and two children and Miss
Walters, III wagon, attempted crossing
ahead OF a passenger train. Miss Walters
was instantly killed and Loomis and his
wife seriously injured Their death Is
feared. The children are not hurt One
horse was killed.
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sewer Pipe Combine Perfected.

NEW YORK. March 27-The consolida-
ton of clay sewer pipe companies In Ohio
was today consummated The amount of
money connected with the deal Is about
0,000, 000 Over so per cent has been un-
derwritten by the local interests of the
1yo ..fo,1c Dyoytg
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School Election.

SAUK CENTER, Mimi, March 81
Especial The two old members of the
board Of education. M. F. Woodbury. and
M. Hogan: were reelected over DR.. ]. M.
McMaster and P. B. Hanson by vote
Of two 20 one.
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THREE MORE BODIES.
Dead List of Windsor Hotel Fire Has
Reached Thfrty-Two.

Reached Thfrty-TwO.
NEW YORK. March 27.-The fragments
of three bodies found in the Windsor hotel
ruins today and taken to the morgue.
have been numbered Body No. 49,
Body No 90" Body No. 21.'' 1t is i'm
possible to give description of the
bodies, each box containing merely a
mixture of charred bones, blackened and
shriveled flesh and dirt.
The total of dead now is thirty-two, the
identified numbering eleven and the un-
known dead twenty-one. The list of miss
ing is still very large, numbering about
forty, but most of the injured have re-
covered and have been discharged from
the hospitals.
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stenographers Furnished.

We will furnish business men with
competent stenographers and Smith
Premier Typewriter operators without
charge for our service. Telephone, 1922.
Smith Premier Typewriter Company, 1876
East Sixth street, st. Paul, MINI.
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Suicide by Gas.

Christy Johnston was found dead in a
room at the Commercial hotel on Nicol-
let Island at o'clock this morning The
room was filled with gas from the burn
er, which had been turned on full. It is
undoubtedly a case of suicide.
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YOUNG MAN desires position of anv
kind; experienced in hardware and dry
goods packing. G. c., 211 East Eighth
YOUNG MAN wants work of any kind !;
has experience in driving horses. Ad-
dress Ed B.. 160 West Third st., city.
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Pro EEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, District of Minnesota.
Third Division.
In the Matter of
Frederick w. In Bankruptcy.
Heinrich,
Bankrupt.

To the creditors of Frederick w. Hem,
rich, of the City of st. Paul, in the
County of Ramsey and District afore-
said, bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th
day of March, A. d. 1899, the said Fred
erfck w. Heinrich was duly adjudged
bankrupt; and that the first meeting OF
his creditors will be held at the Office
of the Referee In Bankruptcy, No. SIS
Germania Life Building. in the City OF
st. Paul, Minnesota, on the Sth day OF
April, A D. 1899, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said cred>
itors may attend, prove their claims. ap-
point q trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may properly come before sold meeting,
Dated March eth. 1899.
NJ. DORAN JR.,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Nornun w. Fetter. Attorney for Petl-
toner. 73 Nat. Ger.-Ana- Bank Building.
ST Paul Minn
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FOURTH TO DIE.

Mrs. Shriner Expires at Omaha in
Terrible Agony.
OMAHA. Neb, March 27.-Mrs Ed
Shriner, who was injured In the Patterson
block fire in this city last week, died to-
day In terrible agony Mrs Shriner is
the fourth person to die as a result of her
injuries in the fire.
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MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

Harry W. Jones, member of the park
board, will address the Minneapolis I'm
proYement league at the West hotel this
afternoon at 4:30 on THE Fairgrounds In
the Parks -
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CLEvERLY TRAPPED.

Toledo POstofice EmpIOye Caught
Stealing From Letters.
TOLEDO, O., March 27-Prof J. B.
Bully, an employe of the Toledo postof-
flee, was today caught in the act of steal
ing money from the malls and placed
under arrest. Bully is prominent here.
having been for years we'll known mu-
sician and having been a choir leader.
Money has been disappearing for years
from the Toledo office and the aggregate
sum is large. He was trapped by means
of marked coins.
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Fearful Fall,

Gus Johnson, a carpenter residing at
E932 Fifth avenue south, Minneapolis, fell
from a scaffold at 1900 Kenwood parkway
yesterday afternoon and broke his back
and skull -
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TO EXCHANGE.

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85-ACRE FARM at Prescott, Wis, to
trade for house and lot in st. Paul or
Minneapolis III. A. Campbell, Manhat-
tan
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NEWS OF RAILROADS
EFFECT OF FEBRUARY STORMS ON
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
STATEMENT
OPERATING EXPENSES GO UP

Gross EARNINGS for Eight Months
Show an Increase of over a MILL
Ion and Half-Railroad Build
ing in Iowa This Year VIII Be
Carried ON Actively, According to
Report.
The operating expenses of the Northern
Pacific railroad for the month of Febru-
airy, 1899, show an increase over the same
month of year ago of $95. .097. 81, which is
accounted for by the severe weather con-
ditions of this last month, the statement
for February is as follows
Gross earnings Isl ,517. 81 $1,512, ,919. Is
Operating expenses 717,46S.1a S12, SIS. SO
=. Net earnings :. s7ss,ss7 so $7OO, 1853. 81
Taxes, rent and i'm
prOVementS ....... 274 800. 90 $50 129 50
Net income -. s525, AT. 50 $500, ,22s. So
Miscellaneous In
come not including
land sales ........ 1l2474 6396 81
Net income .... $526, ,602 26 $526, ,620 II
Main system ...... H. 4SS. 40 20 224 AZ
Totals ...... 49,. $544, &c $546, ,844. 50
For eight months ending Feb. Is, tho
gross earnings were SIG, 33333 046.39, an i'll
crease of $1.5S9, 1924; operating expenses
81, 332. so, an increase of 1884, ,016. "a; net
earnings $4,000, 537.57, an increase Of 81, ,O05,-
1850.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
20 Words or Less. 3Oc.

VARICOCELE, SEXUAL WEAKNESS
and all nervous and private diseases
cured. Call or address Room 206 Mer-
rill Building. st. Paul, NIinn. Cases
treated by mall.
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!. BOARD OFFERED.

BOARD OFFERED.
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BOARD! BOARD! Room and good home
board for one gentleman; references re-
qu1red 34 Dale st
BOARD AND ROOM-With private fam
lily; 81 per week. with use Of bath. 22911s
West Seventh st.
BOARD-For rent. nicely furnished room
with board; gas. bath and steam heat
234 West Fifth st.
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WANTED TO RENT.

20 Words or Less, lOc.
HOUSE OR FLAT-Wanted to rent,
small furnished house or flat from
May 1. j lis, Globe.
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COWS.

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>No~oscc~cv7OoSN~NoeoN Neutrality-suspicious.
FAMILY AND DAIRY FRESH MILCH
cows specially Lyt4e,9 & Raeburn,
cattle dealers. Union Stockyards, South
ST. Paul. Branch, Midway Market, 218I
University av.
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11.1S1 111ht<N Vf1CauI
PHILADELPHIA, March N-Charles
A Chipley, general freight agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad, has rendered his
resignation to take effect May /. He will
probably be succeeded by John B. Thayer
Jr., his assistant.
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Taken From Manila.

ST. CLOUD, March 2f.-(Special Mrs
James E. McKelvy, wife of Capt Nc
Kelvy OF Company III, Thirteenth Min
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
20 Words or Less. 1Oc.
STORES FOR RENT.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY
DESIRABLE TENANTS FOR STORES
in the
NEW LIBRARY BUILDING
Formerly the Market House.)
Premises arranged and Improved to
suit all tenants. Rents reasonable.
Leases for long short terms given.
Best location in town. Apply to the
Board of Directors of the Public Ii
brary, or
EDWARD FELDHAUSER.
Room los, Germania Life Bldg.
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Crisis Is at Hand In. the Bolivian
Revolution.
LIMA, Peru, March q (via Galveston,
Tex.).-Advices from Bolivia say that an
encounter is imminent between the gov
ernment troops under President Alonzo
and the federalists or Insurgents. The
hghting Will probably take place between
Oruro, where the government reserves
are stationed, and cococalla, about sixty
miles northwest of Oruro,
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-03-28
LOST AND FOUND.
% Words or f.ess onc

DOG LOST-SiX- -months-old black cock
er spaniel. Return to 12S st. Albans
ST. for reward.
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FARM LANDS
PROCEEDINGS IN BaaK}U. toy.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, District of Minnesotu.
Third Division.
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FOR SALE.
CLAIRVOYANT.
20 words or Less. eoc.


MRS. ALICE AUSTIN = Clairvoyant
card reader; ladies, 25c and Soc 4S4
Cedar St. near capitol.
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MEDICAL.

e 1.Dis1s. Chchesrer's English Pensyroyal Pills
~ TEs other z, STAMPS psrtcuIsis, Relief
Chichester Chemical Co.. Philada.. Pa
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Ladies' Spring Wrappers


All the popular Washable fabrics in great
assortments-styles and colors so varied
that n OF to hud something to please Is al
most I'M Prices, ~ usual, mod
crate.
New Cambria Wrappers-light
and dark-rufhed skirts ins't'gs..... 90
Cambria House Dresses-polnted
yoke back and front. .............. .eS
Percale House Dresses-light
and dark-cord trim'd yoke
deep hem-extra width skirt. .......... 1.39
New Percale Wrappers-hest
colorings- shoulder r~ufdes-emb'y
trim. l.40
Fancy Lawn Wrap~pers-braid
and Swiss emb'y trim or white yoke
extra width skirts-all sizes .......... 1903
Soft finish Percale Wrappers
square or round yoke. with ins't'R
or emb'y trim-newest colors-
Gil sizes. l.I6
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Beauties of tho Language.
From the Gicd0o TRIBUNE.
"Vot a beepies ~ exclaimed the foreigner.
"vot you call a sweetmeat looks like bread,
yot you call a sweetbread vas all meatr'
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cHIcAGo TO HE INVESTIGATED.
Senate Committee to Look Into tho Cor.
ruption in the City.

Senate Committee to Look Into tho Cor
ruption in the City.
SPRINGFIELD. H.. April 15.-The Senate late
Tonight passed "a resolution for tho appoint
ing oil a committee OF five to investigate the
rottenness OF the Chicago city administrator
under Mayor Carter Ii, Harrison. Senator
Baxter OF Ogle county presented the resoIu-
ton and will head the committee. The Police
Department and tho expenditures OF public
Works will receive SPECIAL attention as out
lined by the resolution. Full power IL granted
also to the committee to examine into the
present manner as to how the civil service law
Is enforced. The work Of Investigation is TO be
begu IN at once.
The resolution cam as a bomb to the Demo-
Gratis Just as the close OF the present session
and IL, a result OF the exposure made by the
Inter Ocean during the recent campaign.
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Trunks and Bags

As price tick etS of many trunk stores are In
secret charActerS, as high a price as they
dare is nrst asked, -. An our goods arc
marked In plain figures, and price asked
Is tho lowest at which the quality can he
sold. .....A child can buy to same advan-
taEe as tho most experienced.
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Ready.made
Sheets and Pillow Gases

The great quantities wo buy and sell
enable us to buy and soil rs only Erest
purchasers can. Largo transaction made
before recent Twenty per cent. advance In
Cottons make possible those prices, which
cannot be matched for the qualities
standard goods only
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Continued on Fourth Isge.
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"Our Special" Dress Trunk
"Our Extra Special"

Canvas cov'd-protected by Brass plated NAL
leablo iron clamps-Brass finish excelsior lock
two heavy leather straps-deep tray
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WASH DRESS FABRICS

Seven SPECIAL Offerings.
one is special value at the ~price-pricss being
specially low forthe qualities. and fabrics oeing
specially desirable are special
offerings.
Special One. =. 25 CENTS.
Imported Organdy Lisse-from one Of the
best French makers-beautiful cloth-this
years designs-not to be COMPOUNDED with
the old timers" elsewhere so glowingly an
bounced at similar price-"worth 3o"-
II they are worth &c." above are easily
worth 80 cents.
Special Two. g. Is CENTS.
Ribbon Stripe OrGandies-beautiful floral
designs. including Moss Rose and Forget.me.
nots-truly worth rs cents.
Special Three .12X CENTS.
Silk finish Batistes-solid colors. with white
stripes OF various styles and wldths-so fine
q cloth OF such beautiful finish has never yet
been offered under IL cents.
Speciat Four. IS CENTS.
Fancy English Piques-white and colored-
In uncommon designs and OF the quality
found in high priced Shirt Waists and Yacht
IAS IOeIuUHSS ShoNn W ihSHlONdDIo LdllOFB.
Special Five. ...27 CENTS.
Scotch and French GinRhams-crepe. madras
and smooth weaves-sIlk stripes and checks.
knotted stripes and other novelties-best
colors equal TO any hitherto shown at fifty
per cent. more.
Special Six. .....e4 CENTS.
Madras GinEhams-32 inches wide-over Q
hundred styles. neat effects for children'S
dresses and mems shirts. and striking and
stylish designs for Shirt Waists-wonderful
value.
Special Seven. IS. CENTS.
Yard wide Percales-REAL Percales-not the
fimsy goods others offer as such-Best styles
-colors fast quality frm-liHht and medium
real value 10 cents.
Neat. clean, fresh from the mills.
Frlnged
Tapestry Couch Covers
Floral. Bagdad. Turkish and Oriental de-
signs. also Medallion centre
2.+9. ..2.99 ..... $40. ....4. 40. ..4.99. ... 6e0
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PILLOW CASES

As every day lessons the quantities We hhve
ADvIsABILITY OF IMMEDIATE .PUR-
CHASE
should be apparent to
Hotels. Boarding Houses and Others.
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Chicago nIni bet.

Chicago nInihet.
Reported over private wire by Fl. C.
Friedman & Co.. Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street. N. Y. anG 763 Chapel Street.
Room and 3, New Haven. N. A. Tanner,
Manager Of Local Branch.
Opening Highest Lowest Last
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NORTH HAVEN.

June 20.-Large attractive bills are
out for the entertainment to be given on
Thursday evening, June %, In Memorial
hall. The cast of the drama to be CIV
en- Is made up of well known young
people of North Haven. The fact that
Miss Genevieve Barnes will sing and
Miss Katharine Osborn whistle seems
very taking with the young people as
well as older ones, Miss Barnes is a
pupil of Madame Tealdi of New Haven.
The drama is said to be a fine one and
the object is a good one. The prospect
is fair for pleasant, moonlight evening
and ice cream is good such weather as
this, and it would seem as if large
number of people would make an effort
to get out to hear "a Proposal Under
Difficulties" The programme is as fol-
lows: Cast for the drama:
Robert Yardsley.. =. ...... =. ........
:. -. ..... Ellsworth Johnson Smith
Jack Barlow =. Arthur Barnes Thorpe
Suitors for the hand of Miss Andrews.
Miss Dorothy Andrews. ........ 49,.
.... -. ....... Miss Alice May Stiles
CA much loved young woman.)
Jennie a maid .... Mrs. ]. It. Reynolds
A musical programme will be given
consisting of vocal solos by Miss Cen
evieve Barnes; Whistling SOLOS by Miss
Katharine B. Osborne Of New Haven.
And other numbers yet to be announc-
ed.
The affair is for the benefit Of the
Village Improvement association.
Admission fifteen and twenty-five
cents. In Memorial hall this week
Thursday evening.
number Of people from North Ha-
ven expect to attend the anniversary
exercises of the graduating class of the
Meriden high school on Wednesday eve.
ming, June 81. Miss Ina Tuttle is one
of the graduates.
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Financial.
BOSTON
LITTLE CIRCLE
ZINC co.
of JOPLIN, Mo.
CAPITAL, 100000.

Divided into 100000 Shares Of the Par
Value of $40 each, Full Paid and N0n@s
| Accessible.
This Company was organized May A, $780,
and at that time owned in fee simple 100
acres of land. and held leases of 81 acres.
| Its income for the month previous to that
| time was $13, 704 net With the requirement.
of the Sacred Nugget mine the Company'a II
net monthly revenue was increased to over
SIT 600, or more than 20 per cent. on the
capital stock.
phe Companyis first dividend of One per
cent. for the month of May was paid juno
LIST to Stockholders of record May 31st. Its
second dividend of One per cent. for the
month of June will be paid July LIST to-
stockholders of record June Goth.
The Company now owns 320 acres OF Zinc
| Lands in fee simple and leases ON 100 acres
of land 1t Is operating two mines and IL
receiving royalties from i've others.
Mr.. Chas Z. Searle, one of the Boston Ill
rectors of the Company, has just returned
from visit to the properties, and says The
Company now holds sufficient properties to
prosecute its operations in mining and mill
ing for the next 80 years at least. and IT.
will naturally be the policy of the Company
to acquire additional properties from time
to time"
The stock of this Company offers many
advantages, such as low capitalizatlons.
large earningts, frst-class business manages
ment etc f
a limited amount of the stock Is now
offered Mt
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EaeurstumE.
Rates only Half Fare Plus 5000

THE LOWEST PRICED EXCURSION TO
THE PACIFIC COAST EVER
PLANNED.
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CAPITAL, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
100000. $1,000.000.
The Union Trust Company
NEW HAVEN

CHARTERED by the State of Connectl-
cut with authority to act as Executor, Ad.
ministrator, Guardian. Receiver or Trustees
under will or deed.
Is q legal depository of money paid into
Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts ae
Trustee for municipalities, Corporations aud
individuals, and administers trusts Of ell
kinds. Empowered 10 act as registrar Of
stocks bonds, or other evidences of indebt-
edness, manage sinking funds. and do all
business such as is usually done by Trust
Companies,
1t also does n general Banking business.
collecting checks, notes. coupons, and re-
ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust
Is invested by itself and kept separate and
pany.
This Company is by law regularly exam.
ined by the Bank Examiner of the State 81
Connecticut.
HENRY L. HOTCHKISS. President
EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
a SPECIALITY.