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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.

F. L. Bannon, contracting freight agent
fees in ST. Paul, is seriously i'll at st.
Joseph's hospital with infiammatory
rheumatism. He has been confined to a
hospital ward for several days, and,
apparent, is still quite sick.
Among visiting railroad men in the city
yesterday were Charles Kennedy, assist
ant general passenger agent of the ROCK
passenger agent of the Illinois Central.
Mr.. Hatch went West last night.
The Northern Pacific has issued
handsome folder in colors for the sea
sons Yellowstone Park business, when
opens next month. 1t contains a large
amount of information concerning the
park, with data concerning hotels and
railway accommodate tions.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-18
STATUS OF PORTO. RICO.
1t Is Involved in Case On in New
York.

York.
NEW YORK, May ia case involving
the constitutional status of Porto Rico
was argued in the United States district
court in this city today. The case is
that of John II. Goetz & Co., who have
appealed to the United States court from
a decision of the board of general ap-
praisers and seek TO recover duties i'm
posed on goods imported by them from
Porto RicA Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney PIatt, for the government,
said, in the course of his address:
The acquisition Of new property or
territory by war or by treaty is politi-
cal, not judicial. 1t belongs to the exc
cutive and legislative departments and
not to the court. Until congress acts
the court cannot extend the constitution
or laws of the United States to newly
acquired land. The judicial department
cannot exercise the functions of the exc
cutive or legislative department"
He further maintained that at the time
of the importations in the suit Porto
Rico was under the military government
of the United States and the national
boundary had not been extended over 1t
by act Of congress.
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NEW GENERAL MANAGER.
MIR. Stone Succeeded by Mr.. D;ehl
in Associated Press.


in Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 17.-The board of di-
rectors of the Associated Press met to-
day in regular session for the election of
officers. The board as now constituted
consists of Messrs. Victor F. Lawson, M
H. De Young, Arthur Jenkins, Charles
w. Knapp, L. Markbreit, A. ]. Barr,
Clark Howell, E. P. Call, Edward Rose
water, George Thompson and Charles II.
Grasty. Mr. Victor F. Lawson declined
the office of president, and the following
officers were elected: President, Charles
w. Knapp; first vice president, Gen. Har
rison Gray Otis; second vice president,
Samuel Bowles, Springfield, Mass, Re-
publican; secretary and general manager,
Melville e. Stone; assistant secretary and
assistant general manager, Charles S.
Diehl; treasurer, John R. Walsh; execu-
tive committee, Messrs. Lawson, Knapp,
Howell, Barr and Call.
Mr.. Stone announced that in view Of
the action of the shareholders in refusing
to modify the bylaws to conform to the
law of Illinois, as laid down by the recent
decision of the supreme court, he felt
bound to resign the Office of secretary
and general manager, and his resigna-
ton was accepted with regret. Charles
S. Diehl was unanimously elected general
manager.
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EGG DEALERS new PLAN
AFTER MAY % PAY ONLY FOR
GOOD ONES.

After May 28, egg dealers of Minnesota,
Wisconsin and the Dakotas will not pay
Tor cracked or bad eggs, which they esti-
mate will save them 10 per cent.
The buyers for the egg dealers who go
through the country will hereafter pay
but three-fourths of the price down, the
other fourth to be paid after the bad
eggs have been taken into consideration.
AT recent meeting of the Egg Dealers
association it was resolved not to furnish
cases free of charge nor to repay return
freight on the cases, except at the own
ers' expense; that all quotations shall be
based on 'loss off after May %; that all
shippers who are in the habit of ship
ping plugged" or stored stock be in
formed of the action taken and that all
purchases will be at the actual market
value of the eggs.
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RELIEF Society

Office, III East Ninth st. Telephone 1ss.
MAN-We can furnish a good, strong,
handy man for wholesale house, or any
other such work.
BOY-A bright. willing boy for Office or
errand boy; needs work badly.
REPAIRING of trunks and vaiises want
ed by a man who understands the work
thoroughly.
NURSES-4Ne can furnish efficient wom-
en- to care for the sick
WOMEN-To do plain sewing, washing,
ironing and housecleaning can be had
from this office; also men to do odd
Jobs, wood saving, etc
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LABORERS for Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Da-
kota and Montana; good wages; free
fare. n. II. Anderson, 119 East Third st.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

O0~~o~~~~-~~o-~~~U~~o-~~~
FOR RENT-A nine-room cottage on
Summit av., near Rice; rent, $40 In
quire 115 Summit av
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Southern Industrial Convention.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 1.-TWO
of the most important questions Of the
Southern Industrial aconvention were dis
cussed today-the rage problem and the
question Of compulsory arbitration
Speeches We're maaasby leaders of the
cipal of the agricultural and mechanical
college at Normal, Ala. and H. T. Keal-
ing, editor of the A. NJ. E. Church Re
view, of Philadelphia,~ Pa. On the part of
the whites the subject was discussed by
DR.. w. T. Cole. Of Waco. Tex
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Third Avenue Lease Approved.

NEW YORK, May 17-The stockhold-
ers of the Metropolitan Street Railway
company. at a special meeting today, ap-
company by the Met opolitan Street Rail
way company. At a subsequent meeting
the stockholders voted to increase the
capital stock of the Metropolitan Street
1000. ~ V'-'
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CIeve1and & Ptttsburu-ApnuaI

CLEVELAND, o., May 17.-At the an
nual meeting Of the Cleveland & Pitts
burg Railway company today John P
Green, of Philadelphia, was made a direc-
tor to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Frank Thompson. The total
earnings of the year were 81, $50, ,596; sur
the lease to the Pennsylvania company.
$124, ,092; net increase in earnings, $553. .731.
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AshtabuIa Annual

YOUNGSTOWN, O., May 1.-THE an
Pittsburg, Youngstown & Ashtabula rail-
road was held here today The annual
report showed surplus for the year of
$S7, 1853 above all expenses. The following
officers were elected: President James
McCrea; vice pres dent, Joseph Wood;
secretary, S. B. Liggett; treasurer, T. II.
B. Mcknight. and auditor, John w Rem
ner
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To Locate at Nome CITY.

George H. Hallock has been appointed
by the Northern Pacific general agent of
the road at Nome City, Alaska He was
new station. Mr.. Hallock was. formerly
city ticket agent Of the road IN Chicago.
He will be accompanied to Nome by ].
D.. Dunnan, son of c. D. Dunnan, city
ticket agent of the Great Western in Chi
cago.
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FLATS FOR RENT.


FLAT-For rent, modern, up-to-date flat;
steam heat and all modern conven-
fences; fine location. Apply Flat g. The
Hiawatha, 706 Aurora
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IN BRAND NEW SUITS.
b. & o. Men VIII Appear Next Sun
day Morning.

day Morning.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad adopts
an innovation next Sunday which will
sands Of it's employees scattered through
seven states. The new uniforms are dis
tinctive in design and are different from
those worn on any other road In the
country. The peculiar feature of the
change, and enc which is almost with
out parallel, is that every conductor,
trainman, baggageman, station agent,
porter and brakeman on the system will
appear on Sunday morning in his new
togs, making the change from the old
uniforms to the new simultaneous on all
parts of the system.
The new regulations give passenger
with three-button cutaway coat in the
place Of the familiar single or double
brested sack coat These coats will be
trimmed with gold band embroidery.
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Fenton Goes ON the Road.

A. M. Fenton has been appointed a
travelling passenger agent of the Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
railroad. vice H L. Sissler, resigned to
take service In the West. Mr. Fenton
was formerly agent of the road at Rice
Lake. and has been in Its employ for
many years.
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ali GY:Y5p i5pm Duluth w Superior 6s 6s 6Sp d6SPm
Sleeper for 1115 D. m train can be oc-
cupied at any time after D. m
Lake Minnetonka trains leave St Paul:
Except Sunday, $50 a. m, 4:35 p. m. Sun.
day only, 9:35 a. m. Daily, 5:55 p. m.
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day passed a special river and harbor
bill carrying 100000 for surveys and emer-
gency work and devoted the remainder of
the day to the Alaskan code bill. -Four
pages of the CIT pages of the bill were dis
posed Of before adjournment
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CENTRAL, q EAsT-Furnished rooms;
modern -
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WANTED-Position in store or Office
work; good reference given; experience,
Apply 5N Bates av.
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housework and be as one of the family;
would like nice home; also fond of chill
dren. 1S4, Globe.
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Rece1vera Askea Eor

TOPEKA, Kan, May 17.-Suits were
filed in the United States circuit court
today to foreclose the mortgages on the
Solomon Valley railroad and the Salina
and Southwestern railroad and applica-
tions were made to have receivers an
pointed for them.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-18
GOOD CATCHES

At st. Paul & Duluth Fishing Re-
sorts.
Go TO Pokegama Lake CPinc City,.
Rush Lake, Chisago Lakes. Taylor's Fails
appointed In your catch Half rates Sat
urdays and Sundays, good returning
Mondays.
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MASSAGE.

~N~"~o~cN~~-~N~~~~~~~N~NN~
DO YOU WISH an excellent massage?
Call at Nine Lauretta's Bath ParlOrs,
S19 Jackson St, opposite Merchants no.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-18

We are offering Fine TOP Rugsies Fine.
Surreys, Phaetons, Road Wagons Road
Carts, ETC., at 20 per cent less than retail,
our Special Vehicle and Harness Catalogue will CON
tain the latest ard best goods for 1900 SEND YoR NF
pie color card free lat once and we will Blaflft free
NtCOALET AVE.s MINNEAPOLIS, MIMM,
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Ticket Agents want Better pov

CLEVELAND, o., May 1.-THE coupon
ticket agents in the Central Passengers
association territory have decided to ask
for an increase in their salaries to make
up for what they have lost by an abolish
ment of commissions.
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POsTOFFICE BILL.
Senate Devoted the Day to COnsid-
Grafton of If


Grafton of 1t.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE postofIice
appropriation bill was considered In the
senate today The committee amend
ment for extension of the pneumatic tube
service created some discussion and was
under discussion when the senate ad-
5omned.
Mr.. Wolcott, chairman of postoffices
and post roads committee, vigorously at
tackled the appropriation of $75O,0O0 for
pneumatic tube service, declaring the ex-
tension of the service was unnecessary
and the appropriation a waste of public
money.
Mr. Mason Qll) quite as vigorously sup,
ported the proposition.
An amendment of Mr.. Butler IN. c. to
reduce by 10 Per cent the amount to be
paid the railways for the transportation
Of mail was rejected, II to A.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-18

WASHINGTON, May I7-An railroads
have agreed to rate of one fare for
the round-trip for the Republican conven-
tion at Philadelphia.
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CLAIRyeYANTs.

e~~o--N~N~-~-o-oIo~o0oN~-o
MRS. PRICE, $50 Wabasha, tells your
name, name of your sweetheart or hus-
band, reliable advice on wills, deeds
speculations, love, marriages, divorces;
readings, so cents and up; hours, 10 a.
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man and to work around the house;
small wages. J. Brown, General Deliv-
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MISCELLANEOUS

FURS STORED.
WRITE us a postal card or telephone
and we will be pleased 10 call for your
garments. E. Sundkvist, 3S2 East Sew
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TEAMSTER-By a young man, twenty
three years old, driving team or driving
dairy wagon; have had experience in
both Call or address John Bailey, 161
West Third ST., Room 5, third floor.
position as deliv-
cry or teamster; will give good refer
ence. Mr.. c. Costello, 65 Union block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

HAVE FOR SALE cigar stand on sew
enth st. in A No. 1 location, and good
boarding house. Peoples Rental. 209
West Seventh st. Call at IL p. m. or
between 5 and evening.
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Wisconsin Central Railway Rate
Bulletin

st. Louis, Mo-, and return .s1s m
On sale May 18th, 18th, 18th and gst: dst:
Detroit, Mich, and return .,. sic az
On sale May 21st, 22d, 23d; return IinIt
May 30th. iiiiAe
Washington, D. c.. and return sa1 of
on s sale May 18th and Goth: return limit
Cincinnati, O., and return. s21 se
On sale July 10th and 18th; return limit
Homeseekers' tickets are on sale Nav
18th, June 5th and 18th, to all noinfs y
the South and Southwest, at one fare "a
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TO EXCHANGE.

0>~o~o~~-o-~-~-o~~-N-N~O~- ~O~-~~-~~~-~o~~-~~~
WANTED = First-class young driving
horse In exchange for upright piano
Address x 1SS. Globe.
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A GOOD, strong young man of twenty
two would like work of any kind; good
mixer and good teamster. Address J.
II I.nnIrunnd Gonorn1 .noIinror,r
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Troops AIaska-Bound.

The Northern Pacific will also transport
the Fort Porter, N. Y, company, of the
Seventh infantry. from St. Paul West.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

HOUSEWORK-W Wanted, Competent girI
for general housework; also young girl
TO to take care of children; good wages.
220 Victoria ST.
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POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES,

Household novelty, sells for cash east
Iy carried in agents pocket; no COM
petition; no license; rare, good thing;
write US. Sutlive Bros, Manufacturers,
Keokuk, 10.
AGENTS wanted in every town, county
and state in the United States to handle e
our goods; 500 per month to right par
ties, or will pay salary, expenses and
commission; chances of lifetime; in
Vestigate at once. American Gas Cen
orator Company, No. IS East Fourth
St. St Paul MINI
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

e4SeesNeo~s~ScIoSceoSoSc
HORSES, HORSES at auction every
Wednesday; private sales daily have 400
farm mares, ,drafters, drivers, three car
loads of secondhand logging horses,
three carloads Western horses on hand;
give part time and thirty days trial on
domestic horses Barrett & Zimmer-
mans Midway Horse Market. Minne-
sofa Transfer, MINI.
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BICYCLES.

RAMBLERS-Bette than ever and only
$40, secondhand wheels. SO to $50; we
repair all makes, call for and deliver
Telephone 772 Valley; our tin can has
been taken out. Bird Cycle Co
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MAY Go TO RIO GRANDE.
Rumor of Underwood's Change Is
Credited Here

Advices received from the West to the
effect that Fred D. Underwood will be-
come general manager of the Denver &
Rio Grande, June l, are corroboratcd by
information received in st. Paul railroad
circles. The announcement that the
change will be made occasioned some sur
prise, though several officials Of western
lines had received intimation of the pend-
ing transfer previously.
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FARM LANDS

5000 ACRES of farm lands in CLAW Nor
man, Becker, Polk, Red Lake and Mar
shall counties. Mimi, for sale by the
American Mortgage Co. Of Scotland,
dress F. NJ. Thornton, Attorney, Ben
son, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-18
You Can't Beat EN-.

The 500 Line lakes are the fisherman s
paradise. Special rates Friday and Sat-
urday. Ticket Office, 379 Robert Street.
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week-Ehd Excursions.

Every Friday and Saturday to the
fishing resorts along the 500 Line Low
round-trip rates 500 Line Ticket Office,
379 Robert Street.
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DOCUTA SANDAL WOOD CAPSULES

Cure Gonorrhoea, Gleet unnatural dis
charges in a few days. All druggists. Ac.
cept only Dccuta. by mail $50; full d.
rections Dick & Co.. 1873 Centre ST.. New
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CARPET CLEANING.

S-|c-~-c~o~o~-o-~~--o~o--
CARPETS, rugs. mattresses cleaned. rem
feathers renovated. Helps Carpet Clean
Ing Works. lis University av: tel. 2142-2
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STON % per day; free fare.
A H. Anderson, 179 East Third st.
JANITOR-Smart boy for janitor work
and errands. T. w. Ingersoll, No. 81
East Sixth st.
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my patients are learning that Orange
ine taken promptly will head off many
ills''
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House Paints eoc to ssc Gallon
Barn Paints 4Sc to eOc Gallon

po,s nave advanced their prices on Paints We had n
"a c9nts,cs and have not No better paint made San
ne ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, 7Iz-72
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House Passes Special River Bill.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE house to-
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For SALE.

reliable Monarch, at S25,
$50, $40. $50. chaiEless $50; can't be beat
ST: Paul Cycle Company. S24 Wabasha
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Read the announcement of the Hotel
Empire, New York City, on page 8 OF
this paper.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-18

several linotype
operators acquainted with book work.
Apply at once, Foreman Job rooms Pio-
neer Press, Third and Minnesota sts.,
ST. Paul.
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.

Union DEf0T, SISLE1 sTFEET.
Trains leave and arrive at st. Paul az
follows:
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POPULAR WANTS

| VI ULnn NV y
HELP WAHTED-FEMALEs.
BRUSH HAND-Wanted good brush
hand and one paper hanger; steady
WORK and good pay; interurban line.
S4 Cromwell aV.
CHOCOLATE DIPPERS first
class chocolate dippers at North Star
candy Factory, 129 East Third st.
COOK-Wanted, a cook and dining room
girl at 454 Jackson st.
COOK-A competent cook for small
family; no children; wages, $22 a month;
references required Address G.. H
Graves, los West Third ST., Duluth,
MINI.
sEWORK-Wanted, competent girl
Tor general houseWork; also Young girl
to take care of children; good wages.
20 Victoria st.
HAIR CUT or trimmed, any style. only
10 cents, at 40 Cedar St, between Sixth
and Seventh SITS.
LADY BOOKKEEPER-W lady
Dookeeper; state experience, age and
t@aentdon @ reference; wages, $6 per week
TO start. L 155, Globe.
SECOND GIRLE-Wanted, good second
glr1 at once at 7S5 Dayton av
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES
Anyb0dy out OF work In ST. Paul or
minneapolis may insert an adver-
tisement under this heading free
of cha
~oo~@-~~~~~~Uo-~No-N-~-~ -N-~-~-~-@~~~N~00O0
A COMPETENT young lady stenograph-
er, VINO is also a good rapid writer,
desires position. M. S., 646 Robert st.,
second floor.
A YOUNG colored woman wishes to get
housecleaning to do only Please ad-
dress II South Wabasha ST., up stairs,
West Side.
A WOMAN would like a place where she
can go nome nights, sweeping or clean
ing. Please call or address 40 West
Ninth st.
COok-Young woman wants position as
Address 218 Goodrich av
COMPETENT stenographer desires a
position at a moderate salary; ref
erences. Address c. E. c., Ga East Elev-
enth st.
EMPLOYMENT-Y man of twenty
one Is IN great need Of a job; can carry
DlllS on the street Address x IS2
Globe, or 1880 Reaney st.
POSITION WANTED by young man
tWenty-four years of age have had four
years experience as cashier, clerk and
ticket agent in railroad offices; wants
work at once. Address w. S. M $50
Olive st.
SEWING, mending, washing and ironing
done at 552 Wabasha
sEAMSTRESS would like plain sewing
In families, by the day or week. terms
reasonable. Call 551 Wabasha st,
TENOGRAPHER-C Iadv ste
nographer, who can also write good
rapid hand. desires position. M S., 646
Robert ST.
APHER-Competent stenogra-
pher desires a position moderate sal
ary. Address c. E. c., 81 East Eleventh
WANTED-By a young lady attending
business college place to work for
board and room: Address 494 Ada st.
WAITER-Young man wants work. Il
experienced waiter; would like lob so az
to learn cooking. r. Connell, 79S Duluth
av.
WANTED-To go out washing and house
cleaning to take home. 1877 Western aV
north. up stairs.
WANTED-Position in store or of1cs
work; good reference given; experience
Apply 81 Bates av.
| WOMAN wants to go out washing, iron
ing and housecleaning. 526 Thomas ST.
up stairs
YOUNG LADY desires position In office:
Is experienced; can furnish good refer
en2es. S63 Aurora ay.
YOUNG LADY would like to do light
| houseWork and be as one of the family;
would like nice home also fond of chill
dren. N 1S4, Globe
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HELP wANTEp-MArFs.

A TRUSTWORTHY man to work locally,
also travel in adjoining countless $1S a
week salary and expenses; state age
and reference. Address Business Man
ager, P. o. Box 1927, Philadelphia, Pa
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ELITE bath and massage parlors by a
French lady. 320 st. Peter. Telephone,
2OO2 z; also furnished room.
FIRST-CLASS MASSAGE parlors and
fortune telling. Mrs. Thomas, removed
to 457 st. Peter st.
LAURA ELLISON, of Omaha, electro
sponge baths. 11411 West Third st.
MASSAGE Cedar St. Room 26 seq
ond floor, massage, steam baths, alcohol
rubs; osteopathic and electric treat
ments; open daily.
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,hiIadeInhia Convention Rat.

The business to ST. Paul will be handled
by the Nickel Plate and Milwaukee roads.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

cScSoS~~e~-~-~~o~~-~-~0o
ROCMS-At Hotel Fey, corner Cedar and
seventh, furnished rooms by the day
or week; steam heat and bath; tran
sient trade solicited
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-12

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Seattle National Bank. at Seattle, In the
State OF Washington. at tho close OF
business September l. 1894
pEGOfrTfeES
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-12

many questions regarding their districts
ana their manner of doing the work. and
VIII make personal investigation Of sew
eral Of the districts.
Mr. Olmstead stated that he had conn
pleted the work OF checking up the Seattle
census, but that he had not found the
Sensational charges that had been made
py the Tacoma Chamber OF Commerce.
Wen founded. lie had gone over several
~ the more congested districts OF Seattle,
arc bad sent IN his report He did not
ports sent In by the enurnerators; but no
one would be enumerated except actual
residents OF the city. The charge that
names from hotel registers had been
copied TO pad the returns ne merely
laughed at, saying that he had seen moth
ing 10 base the story on.