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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-13

Either through gross careleesuess
or malicious intent to annoy an
esteemed lady a contemporary an
nounced that the deposed monarch
OF Hawaii would hold reception on
Kamehameha Day. An inconven-
lent and unpleasant situation was
thus imposed upon the lady who had
intended spending very quiet day
ia the circle OF her intimate friends.
There is 70 pardonab,e excuse for
the false item for its truth could
have been ascertained with ten
minutes investigation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-06-13

General admission, including grand
stand, $l.00.
No extra charges for carriages in
side Enclosure,
Additional charge of $3.50 for
admission to saddling paddock.
Quarter stretch badges, $500.
Program subject to change.
Per order Committee,
PAUL ISEN BERG,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

zar6w',, " sile 450,
sttrz1;egacy q kolel zelaz-
|. .nej. Me ma watpli-
wo6'ci, re Boerzy
!. wziePli ri go do niewoli.
.Druty telegra6czne
pomiedzy Capetown
a Bloemfountein juz
W kilku miejscacb
przerwane W pah-
stwie :0ranje. Boero-
vie staraja sic opano-
wac wszystkie drogi.
wiod9ce do Bloem-
fountein i ciagle "a.
bieraja mniejsze od-
dzia}y angielskie do.
niewo1i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

E-t@.4 : 2 EIl stsz
Slowem " Chicago MONA
sic teraz nietylko po polsku
pomodlic j "a przeproszeniem
Po po1sku upit. lecz take
porzadn,e po polsku zabawit
sic W karty, pozwolie sobie
po polsku bye rznietym czyli
opcrowanym, po polsku sic
najest ] wog6le czue sic
Polakiem, jakby W Warsza--
e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12
Reha @hleagestls.

= .s
N1EBEZP1ECZNA banda
szulerska. W kt6re1 wodza
rel karciarze co pred paru
latami zrujnowali pewnego
zacnego polskiego doktora
grasuje obecnie " domu
Dz1ENN1KA CH1cAGosk1EGo.
Niestety nalezy do niei take
dz'esieciu ksiezy polsk'ch.
a jeden z mich Jest nawet
kasyerem. Zorganizowane to
szulerskie bractwo wabi do
swej jaskini szczeg6lnie za-
sobnych. polskich bus'nesma-
now i ich cd ostatniego centa
ogrywa. R6zne skandaliczne
awantury, jake sic tam W
ostatnim czasle dzialy, pomie
dzy innemi scena zrobiona
szulerom przez lone zgrane.
go poczciwego wiarusa.
zwr6ci|y juz uwage ma to
p;ek;elne gniazdo prawie ca.
lei Po1onii W okolicach
Division ulicy. Noble ulicy i
Milwaukee ave. Y Chicago, j:
dziwia sic ludzie. ze jeszcze
ami katolicki B'skup chicago
ski, ami major miasta jakby
o TEN wszystkiem mic nie
wiedzieli. @... -. s-.-@:.g
~ZNANY DZlENNIKARZ
a zarazem drukarz polski
pan Ed. l.. Ko}akowski
p,rzywi6zI sobie z drugiej
swej wycieczki do Lwowa
mloda. naoobna m-}zonke,
egzaminowana nauczycielke,
i teraz oboje pracuja przy
Chicagoskiej REFoRM1B -
pan Kolakowski jako redak-
tor i przelozooy drukarni.
pani Kolakowska jako Sc
kretarka. - Trzeba przyznat
panu Ko}akowskiemu te "a
sluge. ze REFoRMe bardzo
korzystnie zreformowal. "a
jego redakcyi kEFoRMA O.
trzas'a Sc prawie zupeInie z
brudnych oszczerstw ma ks:ezy
rzymsko-katol. ckich, a wy
recza "a pod tym wzgledem
bezbozna Bufaloska w ARTA.
CHICAGOSKI Dz1ENN1K
NARoDowY. pozostale teraz
pod wylacznem kierownic
TWEEN i redakcya pana Z'ot
ickiego. gdyt naczelny lego.
Tedaktor paa Sadowski cd
dlutszego czasu ciezko jest
.chory. w Niedziele umarl.
Pr. Red J Pan Zlotnicki .ktory
cd samego ukonczenia nauk.
|ckolo lat 10. przy polskich
|gazetach pracuje, posiada
qruntowne, wsze chstronne
wyksztalcenie. a przy tenn
bardzo: Jest uprzejm ym, katdej
|ichwili skorym do przyslugi-
wanna sic blixoim. dla tego
e. nie1wylla ciessy sie y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12
Z Niw Polskich|l..
W AMERYCE.

Nv AMEh 1CE.
| DIVA TYslAcE DoLA-
|ROW o6arowaiy niewiasty
r6zadcove z parafii sw. Sta
rdslawa Kostki " Chicago
ze swej' kasy brackiej na
lgroboviec dla S. p. ks VIM:
centego Barzy6skiego. Kazde
Towarzystwo para6alne gro-
naadnie przyczynia sic do rofiar
a :opr6tcz, tegos ezlonkowie
||<azdy Z osobna ofaruja Cd
$1'oo do 5000. = Rocznica
Smierci S. p. Wincentego
Barzyhskiego sprzypada "a
2s{Ma,a. 4: -.
I S. P. MlCHAL SADOW-
SKI by'y wydswca ! rcdak.
tor EcHA, potem czteroletni
genera'ny sekretarz Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego. a
|obecnie naczelny redaktor
|chicag oskiego Dz1ENN1KA
|NARoDot,iwIEeo. umari " Me
| tIdz:ele, 8 Kwietnia rano, "
Chicago. po dwutygodniow ejj
|chorobie. Smiert jego spo-
wodowala nadmierna praca na
[sejmle nadzwyczajnym z. n.
P. Zwloki jego przewiezione
zosta!y do grobu familijnego
|iego zony, W poblizu Mon
sterling. ILL., r. !. P.
w CHICAGO wybrany
zostal aldermanem 4tej wardy.
" kt6rej znajduja sig parafe
polskie Sw Stanislawa Kostki
i sw. Trolley. glosny pol'tykier
Kunz,. niby Polak.
W LWAUKEE wy
brany zostsl majosem pople.
rany przez Dz1ENNlK M1LwAUc-
Il dotychczasowy major p
Rose. kruszka : tego powodu
AZ sic rozchorcwal.
w STEVENsPO1N Wis
wybfanfzestali'. ] Polacy de,nd
Isracii Pawel LukaszeviczE 8
supcrwizor-m. ponownie. Boz
Jar asesorem, Palubicki alder
manem 4 wardy.
q % ~ E
TOLEDO. Ohio. Ksiadz
Wieczorek. proboszcz parsfii
ISy. Jadwigi, powtorn c,etko
Ezachoroval ] lest oba~a, e.
ME odzysk. <dro~ia. M,ejsce.
Ipro boszcza zastepuje nIody,
1 Iksi@d1 ulliary. pr1ybyly tutal
4 Cleveland
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12
fRETORIA.-

PRETORIA
General Dewet pod
VISTA Dewet, ma polu-
dn'owy wsch6d Ea,]1 s! Cd
'BloemfFontein B 70. g u!d5[e'rzy4 dc
6 Kwiett;n|iiaa t; ]|ia ma zaacz- 4. Z.
ny odd:zial Z; a,ngiellski!el.j
jazdy i wziat: do ME II }.
wolf 45o jezdpych j
DUO amunicyi ! "a
pas6w.a s.. :sss. ..sss..4.> ;. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

Chicago popularnoscia, szcze-
g6lnie " kolach polskiej
inteligencyi Zan;m pan Zlct-
oicki przybyl do Ameryki.
byl juz przez kilka lat wsp6l~
pracownikiem r6znych po-
waznych pism polskich W
Warszawie. Patryotyzm jego
polsi. lubo podejrzywany
przez organa kropidlarskie.
jest -1eczymy = szczerszym,
anizeli go okazuia przecietni
przedstawiciele prasy kropi--
dlarsk,ej W Ameryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12
BRUKlSELA...

BRUkSELA. -
Sprawca zamachu ma
kslecia Walii Jean
Baptlste Sipido, pod
dany dalszym prze-
sluchom, .twierdzi
jeszcze zawsze, re
sam powzia} plan "a
mordowania ksiecia z
powodu, il AnglicY
morduja Boer6w "
po}udniowej Afryce.
CAPETOWN.
General Gronje,. pub
ko wink Schlel i 1000
innych jehc6w Boer-
sklch, wyjecha}o W
dniu 3 kwietnia ma
wYspe Swietej Heleny.
80 )enc6w uclek}o,
lecz 8 z Mich pooh wy
como 2 powrotem.,
PARYZ. = Wysta-
wa wszechSjwiatowa
Istanowczo zostanie
! |otwart8@w 50 :sobote, q
kWietnia. 100 Wv
strza}6w armatnich
|danych 2 zamku / j . !, y 7 Tuil- III.
|le,ries oglosi 6wiatu
|ott'w'''a;,rc2;ii.e ott'''';, gle. wys''tial',.w''',Yl'.. .. ' Y
prnzvdant T.onllnt
|przyial prezYd:enttullrI'e
d., dzlennni- mn
lkair'z!y ls';l',iI''' ] IS s''w'iialta, Y i K k't6ry or
lodbqd zie sic " czasie III
'w'ystaWWY. Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

Wszystkim naszym Abonen.
.y: ::>5. : >E~-, L5<y< !. 49,. : E p: T..
toni Przyjaciolom pose'amy
na nadchodz9ce Swieta Well
tG3. >s%% M.' ~ r :}...9>'' -
:kanocne jaknajserdecznie)sze
zyczcn;a weso1ego AlleluJa.
.,. ..>-L = ~S>. ~a. -E s'rs&i@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

take piwiarnia pana Anto.
niego Szykownego. 6S5 Mil.
fwaukee ave-. bardzo ugrzecz-
nionego wiarusa, stalowege
narodowca. {,
Ma pochwa}e polskiej mlo>
dziezy " Chicago zaznaczyt
trzeba, ze polskich ch}opak6v
bardzo rzadko spotyka sis
teraz po .polskich salonach "
Chicago. pomimo obecnego
strajku " r6znych galeziach
przemyslu. a ci mlodzi Polacy,
kt6rzy wstepuja do salonu
pokrzepie sic szklaoka piwa.
rozmawiaja tylko po polsku
Jake inacze) sic dzieje 70
wieksze) czeSci zamieszkalych
przez Polak6w mjast pro-
wincyonalnych inawet " Wi
nonie).' gdzie kopy lobuzow
polskich,y wysiadujacyeh po
salonah. tylko pos ang'elsku
pomiedzy soba szwargoea!
I ma 'suhcach.; " dzie1ni-
each. polskichs gestoe przez
.Polak6w zamieszkalych, sly
chae polskie dzieci " wieku
szk6lnym przewaznie., po5 poll
5 sku pomisdzy soba roma
wiajace; dosye czystym ley:
kiem j poprawnie. =. j:
%: . 50 =,
Jezei kto chce poznat mlo-
da intel;gencya " Chicago,
nlechaj wstapi " czasie obia~
dowym. do restauracyi poll
skiej pana Antoniego Dzie-:
cia'kiewicza W Chicago. 497.
Noble utica. Stolu)a sic tam
samotni polscy :redaktorzy,
drukarze, urzednicy., pomoc-s
n;cy kupieccy, i prawie CO..
dziennie spotkaf mozoa takze
rodak6w przYezdnych bl'z-
szych lub dalszych stron
Ameryki. Naiwieksza Geese
delegat6w ostatniego Sejmu
r6wniez stolowala sic W re-
stauracyi pana Dziecialk;ewi
i.
CA.
Ma}zonka tego Pana s'ynie
" calem niescie jako pier
wszorzedna kucharka i wszel
kie potrawy tax smacznie
przyrzadza. ze przypominal4
kuchnia warszawska. Pan
Dziecialkiewicz tel jstotnie
,est Warszawianinem. a przy
stolach " jego restauracyi 2!
usluguje mtoda Warszawian
ka, dopiero Cd paru miesiecy
" Ameryce przebywajac4, !
kt6ra Il uysokim warszaa--.
skim stylu szczebiot otliwieA
recytuje gosciom dluga l.ta-.
MIA znakomitych specyal6w
gastronomicznych podawa-
nych U pana Dzecialkie.wicza.
Wobec tych wszystkich
zalet jest "a piewszorzedna
polska restauracya bardzo
tania "a 20 cent6w dostanie
tam suty pyszny obiad. "a
jaki " hotelu trzebaby zspla.'
|oit przyoaImntei pol dolara;
-- o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12
.TELEGRAMY. .

LONDYN. = &C.
neral Roberts donosl,
re znowu 500 zolnie-
rzy angels kich mu:
sia}o sic p9dda6, pod
Reddesburg. Oddzia}
ten strzegl kolei wio-
dscej do Capetown,
gdy nagle po)awili sic
Boerzy, otoczyli An
glik6w>i po Is godzin'
nei walce zmusili: ich
do poddania sic. Ge-
neral angie,l!s'lk!;l1. s I; !. Gata- !
ere, >wys}Ea'',ny przez:
Robersa ma, pomoc,
przybyi do Redder-
sburg " .godzine i pol
pos poddaniu> sic An
elik6w.. Boerzy wraz
z zjehcam' znikneli bez
wie6ci. .<@
y, "a W % >s'1'
PRETORIA. An
glicy W Bloemfoun-
tein ME maja dostat-
klein wody do picia,
ami dla siebie, AMI dla
kOnl. DrObne Oddzla-
" Boer6w oto'czy}y toe;
ichl re wszystkich
stron, a szczeg6i-
nie,j cd po}udnia, tax
IL odwrot generate
Robertsa zagrozony.
:. LADYSMITH.
W>Natalu Boerowle
otrzYmali znaczne po-
sikh i tax sic oszah-: :
cowali, ze general
Butler naprz6d bez-
warunkowor ruszyc ME
rnoze. Nadto byd}o
1 20 20 ocis i COVE: '''' Nv arm1l
BulleTa ca}ymi setka:
mi pada wskutek "a
razly, wobe'9c vol } &c czego
pl,o'ch6d nI;aprz6)d as; jes',z-
cze ba'rd;z''iiej . I, ''i Jest tutru- Ut, !.
dni!olny,. d1!'l'.i!l j
CAPETO: W n. =,
Cd 8go Kll'.Wietnla Vi '
pre- epa'hl p''!l|' bez l'' : wiescl 7 q
pu'lll.kl' 4 X - giel]ls ! skioh ) Hu'
SsS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

80 = +-'- -
KS. HoDUR cd ,,Ko-
Scio'a narodowego" " Scran-
ton, odwiedzil pred kilku
d. dniami polsskiego niezaletne-
go biskupa " Chicago, "
kr6tkim czasie po raz drugi.
KS. Hodur jeszcze " tym
lecie take ma zostat bisku.
penn, i to z reki starokatolic-
kiego Arcypasterza Herzoga
2 Szwa)caryi, ktory umyslnie
ma ten Gel zjedzie do Buffalo.
Wiadomost ia pochodzi Z
iakDajlepiej pointormowane.
go zr6dla. !: ::.e4- -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

PAN DR.. M. P. KOSSA-
KOWSKI " Chicago szybko
odzyskuje 2 powrotem daw-
niejsza praktyke , popular
nose. Szczeg6lnie l,czni "
Chicago Kaszubi us,lnie 90
potieraja, nietylko z powodu.
re imponuje i'm b egloscia i
zrecznosc'a jako lekarz, lecz
takze dla tego, ze nauczy}
sic narzecza kaszubsk,ego. j
to naitwardszej gwary z pod
Pucka, ! pieknie po kaszub-
sku teraz z polskim ]udem z
n: d polskiego morza rozma~
via. Pan Kossakowski m6wi
takze r6zne,ni innemi jezy-
kam', jak n. P. po niemiecku
Qubo L;twy pochodzacy) po
rosyjsku, Po wlosku ! po
hiszpahsku. Offs pana Ora
Xossakowskiego znajduje sic
podNr 678 Noble ulicy po mad
pana S. Kozakiewicza.
K1LKANASCIE lat temu
najmocnie] wrzalo zycic pol
skie W Chicago W parafi sw.
Tr6jcy, wzdluz Noble ulicy.
I'd polskiego .koSciola do
naroznik6w Milwaukee ave.
Dzisiai wiekszy ruch polski
paouje y para6i s! Sw. stani-.
slawa Kostki Najviecej tam
handl6w j Bi6r polskich, a
tel i najporzadnle,sze polskie
salony. Schodzi sic smietan- :
ka Polonii polskiej ze wszyst
kich dzielnic szczeg6ln'e do
lokali pp. Jozefa Golnika
(5o Ingraham Cor. Noble)
|Stanis'awa Jsskowiaka 1850
|Noble) j Jana Szymczaka {7od
Noble Str).
Do popularnieiszych pol
.kich lokali = Chicago nalety
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WANTED--Typewri for cash. or to
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

large Bible and the Concordance on the
top Of his writing table. DIR. Holmes call
ed their attention to the beautiful land
scape on one wall done in fine needlework
by the hands of his accomplished daurh-
ter-in-law; and he told them a story or
two connected with another picture in the
room. julia, as she looked about thought
that she had seldom seen a prettier room
than this, with its cheerful rugs MASSIVE
furniture and fine pictures, all SO simple
and yet SO dlgnified. When the poet
pointed out the great pile Of letters living.
on his desk, he told them that this was
about the number that he received every
day.
But you don't answer them all" ex.
claimed Edith. almost breathlessIv
NO. indeed" and he laughed: my sec
rotary goes through them every morning
and decides which ought to be given me
to read, and then-well, if it is ANYTHING
very PERSONAL L try to answer 1t myself
Often, however, I let her write the an
swer, while l simply add the signature
Edith gave Julia a little nudge: thew
were both at the. age when the possession
OIL an. autograph of a famous man is
something to be ardently desired Rut
neither Of them had quite dared to ask
III homes Tor his. 1t is possible that
ne Sa" the little nudge, or perhaps he
read the eager expression on their faces
Tor almost before they realized it he had
paced In the hand of each of them a
snaH volume IN white cover and hid
ding them open their books. he said
we'll must put something on that
bare by-leaf"
So, seating, himself at his table with a.
quill pen in his hand, he wrote SLOWLY
and evidently with some effort the name
OF each of them, followed by the words:
With the regards of Oliver Wendell
Holmes" and then the year and the dav
OF the month. AS he handed them the
DOCKS he opened the door, and with
word or two more of half-bantering
thanks to Julia for her assistance ON thar
windy day, he bowed them down the
stairs.
So impressed were they by the visit
that they had little to say until thew
reached home, where they found Mrs.
Barlow Very sympathetic listener
Brenda, who happened to be at home
looked with interest at the little volumes
of selections from DR.. Holmes writings
with their valuable autographs, and said
Wen, you might have taken me, too
Why Brenda. am sure that I asked
you," said Julia, "but. you declared thai
you would not speak to a poet for any-
thing in the world''
They all laughed at this, proceeding
Wn1ch TINS time did not annoy Brenda.
! Mrs. Barlow admired the little hooks.
Kut l hope that you did not stav too
long, she said gently, ''for 1 have been
| told that DR.. Holmes has a way of send
ing on a guest who tires him by bringing
out one of these little gift books"
| on. don't think we tired him" said
Julia; at any rate he was too polite TO
! show It, but I'm glad that we have the
books" nv
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey--ss District Court, Second Ju-
dicial District.
Clara A. Van Syck. Plaintiff vs. Peter
j. Van Slyck defendant Summons.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
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70 serve a copy Of your answer to said
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day OF such service; and IL you fail TO
answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff viii apply
TO the Court for the relief demanded in
Ee;d complaint
Dated Nov Sth. A. d 1900
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Plaintiffs Attorney. Mankato. Minnesota
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POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT

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HOuSE-For rent, furnished. l viii rent
my modern furnished house on 81,
Anthony hill for the winter. NCmiral
rent to desirable tenant. Address O As.
Globe.
MODERN ffve-room cottage in thorough
order to family without children 265
East University
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A YOUNG MAN Of good habits, aged
twenty years, would like most any kind
of work; inside work preferred. Ad-
dress $50 Carroll St. city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

WANTED-A man who thoroughly un-
derstands and can make good laundry
soap. Address M. c. Brown, SIS WEST
Thirty-f1rst ST, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

School! Schools! School!!!
STRICTLY private lessons taught in
shorthand and typewriting; every stu
dent receives special attention from an
experienced teacher School 5I3 Ger
mania Life Bldg, corner Fourth and
minnesota
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

REMER DANCING ACADEMY. 1S5
Rondo st; beginners class Just open
ed. Enter Tuesday or Friday evening;
500
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

SANTA CLAUS at
Smith Music House. Az Wabasna
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17
CLAIRV0YANTs

ZOE ZOE is the only genuine O1ier tai
clairvoyant in the city and reads your
life from childhood to old age an6 the
grave Terms in reach of ALI 3,6 North
Exchange ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17
MASSAGE.

DIR. STELLA FREMONT-Stea ana
massage baths; alcohol rubs. 3l9 Wa
CT
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17
STORE FOR RENT.

papered and painted:
faces two streets; has large light base
mellt; good location; SO per month. A.
A. Rene, 900 Gcrmania Life Bldg,
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WANTED RENT.

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FLAT OR HoUsETWanted, for winter,
furnished fiat or house for man and
wife, or furnished room. convenient to
address Jamea Robertson, 312 West
University av. -
WANTED-Two or three pleasant and
comfortable rooms. furnished complete
for light housekeeping by desirable mid
die aged couple without children; per-
conveniences. Address + SO, Globe.
WANTED-Two rooms furnished com
plete for light housekeeping. Address
T. g. Globe
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FLATS FOB. RENT.

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FOR RENT-Seven-roo fat, 1888. Dous-
man ST., $14. Apply 16 National Ger
man-American Bank Bldg.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

5000 TO $500 A MONTH is what. we pay
our local and travelling managers. An
honest offer. We must have at once a
number of good reliable men or women
TO represent our company as local and
travelling managers. No experience nee
essary, but We must be satisfied as TO
their honesty. The work is easy, pleas
ant and such as any one with a COED
school education can attend to. What
we want is a wide-awake person capa-
BILE Of exhibiting our goods and tax ng
orders. This is no book agent offer or
anything of that sort, but an entirely new
mechanical invention which is meeting
with marvellous success wherever dis
played. Costs you nothing to learn full
particulars. We supply you with all
advertising matter and give you conf
piete instructions regarding our bust
ness so that failure is impossible Ex-
elusive sale given and we protect you in
the territory assigned. No competition
Write at once. Don't delay or you will
regret it later. Aerating Company /,
Cincinnati. Ohio
$50 DAILY GUARANTEED selling won
derful new '20-in-1" shirt bosom: 20
different fronts combined; each full size:
stylish patterns; fit any shirt; can't b.
told from ordinary bosoms Saves laun-
dry bills. Sample free, Bryan & Co.,
G 49, Cincinnati, o.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

LADIES-Your bust enlarged six inches;
failure impossible; harmless: $l00 cash
guarantee: proof free. Leonard Medi
cine CO.. Kansas City. Kan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

STFNOGRAFHER = An experienced,
competent stenographer wishes a po-
sitiOn: will do piece work; can furnish
the best of references. Please address
SAG bradley st
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

WORK-An able man is willing to do
most any kind of work for a place for
the winter. Address z. Bertrand, Grand
Central hotel citv
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

DRESS SUIT, medium size, in first~class
condition; may be seen at McGrath
Tailoring Co, 1C2 East Fourth st.
FOR SALE-Confect:oner cigar ard
doing n11ei
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-On West side within twelve
blocks of Great Western freight office,
large rooms or room and alcove with
good plain board. by a couple with
one child. T g. Globe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

ARTJST-A young man able to do scenes
III landscapes wants something to do
soon. 6S6 Pine
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

WANTED-A boy of eighteen would like
to learn the harness trade; is not
afraid of work VIII work cheap
Address 514 Edmund st. St. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

DAIRY FOR SALE = Forty cows, route
and everything complete; good reason
for going out of business. Call on Sam
uel Johnson. $50 Lexington, near Front
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

WANTED-By an established weli-rated
firm, scheme or speciality men to sell
an exceedingly attractive and salable
line. Special terms and unique induce
ments. High priced men Investigate.
To begin work Jan. Is. Box 254, De-
trOIt Mich
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

SALESMEN-A-1 men; sell merchants
only; new lines; quick sellers; $50 week
lines. Edgewood Co., 1924 Market St,
Philadelphia.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

LOST-On interurban car leaving Mid
way barns Sunday afternoon at 500
$A5 in currency; finder can have nall
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-17

ELITE BATH PARLORS by a French
lady; everything up to date. 800 st.
PofnT.