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-, redemption OF the Hawaiian bonds and the
OF ne Special Agent Treasury enaron h
an unusual amount Of talk probable effect of the
holders themselves by the delay but those who have an
be ps w GS transactions S a. the
nt tss S S placed ss Ss exchange
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MIR wMrY IN REDEMPTION
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a not actually G 2f the Sswr@ss
secretary dass tSo1SR he F %G POWER e the
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BUILDING ON FORT rI STREET Tss n*' money
Mcintyre S ss se 5 es ea0 oi 99a ns 3 5r
pa Ssss Ssl' uSm S S%"ss1 ee Ms
avail S stone s building Ta not y
The the 1 1 ass from me nan s5ns % EMS
set sn IS ws sfSSi side feet Of f from 1s '
torn 5 down s u d the 1 m
pon so a no aay %
s1 Of the arranseen admir-
ALEXANDER TO GO TO THE COAST
I$'s s $: $' ana % s A ss
Poy Mr. Young, will careful
present occupants DR.
been to
be
office
brought to its desunat
the
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BY ha The iSes e d sanki
In his
July when interest would be stopped
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the
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Of tn
case the bonds not
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MORE LABORERS
(CSntinued from Page ID

TO suit his own ends, he will declare
! himself staunch supporter of Chris
! tianity! The man has no liked policy
| and resembles n piece of wood floating
| on the vast ocean.
Further comment would be sunarflu.
Gus.
Hang Yu Wei has still a host of
cranky admirers abroad, and these.
poor souls, are influenced by the news
paper reports OF his faithful canine
pupils and followers. This man is TAX
Ing advantage of the ignorance of the
masses in China. and dares to 1uggie
with the 4O0.000,000 Of the empire as If
thev were innocent babes
The general impression of Europeans
abroad is that there is only one Reform
Movement in China, and that the leader
Is Rang 1u Wei. A ..Is is erroneous as
there are two parties, the First Re-
form Party organized and directed by
able and enlightened Western Chinese.
and the "Po Wong" Gle. Protect the
Emperor Reform Party. organized and
led by that hairbrained and uuixotic
fanatic. kang Yu Wei. and his pupils.
The aims OF these two parties are q s.
tinctly antagonistic. as the First Re-
form Party il revolutionary. wherea,
the other is in favor of supporting the
detested Manchus.
IL is rumOred that Kang Yu Wei and
his misguided followers being Jealous
of the power and growing influence of
the First Iseforn. Party" are now
planning rebellion under the carb of
loyal supporters of me Emperor. Kus.1g
Hsu' Such traitOrous and cowar1ly
plotting is despicable In the eyes OF
honorable men.
Thapking you for the insertion of this
in your valuable paper. Yours truly,
LIGHT
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wArGn NOTICE.


,,rordance with Section 4 OF
L., XVI o. the laws Of 1855.
| srons holding water privileges
10 paying water rates. are here
|nuasd that the water rates for
,m ending Dec. 81. 1900. will be
,sd payable nj the Office OF the
Lao water Works. on the list
II July, 100.
meh rates remaining unpaid for
H. after they are due will be sub
| n an additional 10 per cent.
nvllogos upon which rates re-
1 unpaid August rs. 1900. Gao
mer becoming delinquency. are
! 10 suspension without further
H. are payable nj the Office OF the
l. Works In the basement OF Ex-
y building.
ANDREW brown,
supt Honolulu Water Works.
|ruIu June 20, 1900 b577
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charitable Catholics.

The recent. celebration of the Fea ct
of the Holy Ghost by the Portuguese
members OF the Roman Catholic Cathe-
orai Melted neat sum. After all the
expenses had been paid the following
sums were given to charity: Victoria
hospital, $50; Charity Society of Por-
tuguese Ladies. $50; Portuguese Char
l'apie society of Hawaii, $50; Catholic
Benevolent Union. $50; widow of Man
uel Comes, SIS.
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a Assessment Notice.

'pEi, OBJ THE DIRECTORS.
a'ieny given that the 18th as
" me Nlaa sugar Co.'S as
,',N' on 10 per cent or 81 per
peen levied, 20 be due and
,he lat day o. August, 1900,
e'ing from September LIST.
ueUnuuont September 3Oth,
\. jas, n. CASTLE.
4 June ~. 1900.
June a. 2s-2g
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. of p, are re-
g I, TO meet at their Castle Hall,
Fort street, on Sunday. June oath at >
p. M, Tor the purpose Of attending the
FUNERAL OF Bro. George Bruins. p. G.
Brothers from Oahu Lodge. No / and
all so1ourning Brothers are invited to
participate.
$500, S. j. SALTER, C. C.
A. r.. MURPHY, p. c., X. of r. and S.
$50
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''SSmsNT NOTICE.
\ iCRlCUlTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.

,ie tiNvE BEEN CALL
|sh, hle stock Of this
~ 0'ome due and payable
.,. .n n Cooke. ltd, on
,s.. Il per cent $50 per
l. if,t Nlgust 18th. 1900.
Az 1000. 10 per cent $50
nIuent October 18th.
tosa 10 per cent $50 Ter
h' November 10th. 1900.
~, w, A. BOWEN.
"eialua Ayr. Co, Ltd.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

toPoSALS ARE INVITED FOR
struction of Power House. Office Quar-
1ers ana Car Barn for the Honolulu
RAPID Transit and Land Co Plans and
specihcations can be seen at the office
OF the Company. Beretania and Alanai
streets. Bids to be in on or before u
y y CLOCK, noon July 9Th, proximo. The
any or all bids.
HoNoLULC RAPID TRANSIT AND
LAND co.
Per {. G. BALLENTYNE, Manager.
557S
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NOTICE.

uck hooks or THE HA-
AM GO win be closed 10
,vh Mnnday. June 25th, 20
du.' nth both inciusive.
l. TOPPER. Secretary.
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NOTICE

PLhNrArIoN co.
" ll.t company are closed
Monday, June %. 1900.
100. inclusive.
" a. NuWEN. Treasurer.
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NOTICE..

'aA SUGAR Co. LTD.
" lhI1 company are closed
''u Monday, June Is. 1900,
il 1900. inclusive.
a. hOwEN. Treasurer.
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sll be- a special meeting OF the
WIS or the OOkala Sugar Plan
~ the Office OF G.. Brewer a
~ Honolulu, ON Friday. June
az 1880 n. m.
" " bishop. Secretary.
onolulu, June 2iat. 1900. 5577
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AUTHORITY.

ia hereby given that the fol-
,opllntmcnts have been made
nsp,r,mcnt of Public Works.
a. How'd chief Clerk.
e,nsl Assistant supt. Of pub
works
nowr. superintendent OF Wa
WORKS. nnd clerk OF Honolulu
|.ss campbell, Road Supervisor.
80, OF koua. Island OF oahu.
4 A Fuller. ntarbor Master.
- l. g. Lorenzen. Jno. X. Mac
uN Sanders. y. r. Cameron.
IA. Port ot Honolulu.
JouS A. MCANDLEss.
s.sr.ntoudont Of Public Works.
..ament Of Public Works. June
la 500
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(noLpERs MEETING WAL
Luku SUGAR CO.

vii be "a special meeting OF ths
1ders % the Walluku sugar Co,
ne office of g. Brewer a Co,
honolulu. saturday. June 10th.
70 a. M.
" y. BISHOP. Secretary.
i1nOlulu, June 2ist, 1900.
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

i,- Of water privileges. or those
water rates. are hereby notified
Do hjuss FOR irrigation purposes
|pu : 10 : o'clock a. m. and from
] o'clock D. m.
ANDREW BROWN.
apt honolulu Water Works
oved by:
ALEX. YOUNG,
Minister OF Interior.
|onlu June ~. 1899 525b
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NOTICE.

DURING MY TEMPORARY AR.
sence from the Islands, MIR. Y. Sega will
act for ne with full power of attorney
OOti &. SHIOZAWA
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WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.

Fr-ther paruicula :; of VIM. A. Hen
s'"ll Attorney at Law, or ]. w. Lun-
irg. Trustee.
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wiz sell AZ Public Aucrian hy ora,-
of the Treasurer MIR uderkirk sutti-
cient of the following delinquent stock
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(OrpOTlliOn Notices.
|OCKHOLDERS'
Meetings..
|lnAN AGRICULTURAL COM
PANY.

VII be n special meeting OF the
aers of the Hawaiian Agricul-
tt the Office OF g.. Brewer A.
Ltd, In Honolulu. on the 30th
lpl, ~ ga. m.
". v. BISHOP. Secretary.
honolulu. June 2ist, 1900.
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|a0LDERS' MEETING. -- HO-
NOMu SUGAR co.

till be- "A special meeting OF the
lers " the hionornu sugar Co.
nee ot g. brower A. Co. Ltd. In
ON saturday. June goth. 1900.
" y BISHOP. Secretary.
nnOluln. June 2ist, 1900.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE by
Will E. Fisher,
Real Estate Aoopt 80 ..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.


very nice 2-story houses on Puma
hau ST., corner; improvements, 2-story
house OF rooms. Price, $4,000.
Adjoining samo. 2-story house of 2
ms, with excellent view; both In
good heighborhood. Price, $4,000.
On the first $4,000 mortgage may re-
main; on the seconu 81. 500 may remain.
$1.450, or $3.50 apiece, 2 excellent lots
opposite Band Stand at Kapiolani Park;
will take small payment down, balance
ON time. These lots are near the cars
and ready for building; unquestionably
chez must increase in value; only
small payment necessary.
A,250 Cottage on Beretania St., very
cheap and bargain.
IS, 700 Cottage on Beretania ST.. ex-
cellent opportunity.
Many other desirable lots. cottages
and property unimproved. Call at Of
fee or list
Is your home to rent? DO you want
some one to collect your rents?
Are you in search of a home. either
to rent or buy? Of so, call at my Office
for list.
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VI the kau,aio Sugar Company Ira 10
Isilioursc the C,,ii,la'i, un,.-s. m. 49,.
A.iqoeiu assessrii-nis arr palu al tne.
onice OF the HAWAIIAN TRUST a IN
ESi ENT 20. LTD. Houutulu- ~
II before the day of sale. July Ii. 1859.
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HOLDERS MEETING. 49, 90
~ SUGAR PLANT'N co.
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WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-11
BERLIN MARKETS.
The Last Week Called "BIack Week
by Financial Press.

The Last Week Called "BIack WeeIz,'
by Financial Press.
BERLIN, June 10.-Last week was the
worst the boerse has known for twenty
years. Many of the most substantial iron
and coal shares fell more than 25 points
From Thursday conditions were very
panicky, with phenomenal declines in
both lines of securities. The banks forced
weak customers to sell their holdings,
the public thus suffering great loss. The
financial press refers to it as "black
week" An impetus was given to the
panic by reports from the United States
of the overproduction of the iron market
there, together with shutting down of
mills there and reductions in prices. The
situation is commented upon here as fore
shadQWing an invasion Of the German
market. ,, :, a.
= Hitherto German producers have stoutly
denied that American iron is yet able to
compecA II Germany, but a case in point
has occurred within a week, a first-class
twelve thousand tons of American open
hearth iron from a London house 1t al
so appears that American foundry iron
has been offered in Berlin for SIS marks.
In all this the financial press sees a dan
ger of American competition already
becoming realized. A number of mani
facturers in Western Germany have
formed an organization for combating
American enterprise in iron and steel
goods.
The Silesian iron market is reported
decidedly weaker through the influence of
the news from America. and the pros
poets OF the formation Of a rolling mill
syndicate, to include all Germany, have
improved from the same cause.
The cause of the scarcity of coal is
still much discussed
AT a meeting Of a number Of chambers
of commerce, held in Cologne, a commit
tee was appointed to negotiate with the
coal syndicate and also with the coke
syndicate respecting measures of relief.
The trade claims that the famine has
recently grown more acute. imports re-
naming slight. Meanwhile the syndi-
cate is said to be celebrating upon an
advance in prices, ard the Saxon coal
companies have begun negotiations with
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the Bohemian companies for coal com

the Bohemian companies for coal com
bine.
The decline of coal and iron shares
spread to other securities, and other in
dustrials lost heavily. Bank shares fell
off also. The money market shows no
Improvement, and private discount rises
at the end of the week. Exchange rates
however, tend in Germanys favor
Purchases of German government funds
have been made here upon London and
Paris account
German wheat prospects show improve
ment, although the rye crop will be less
than the others
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LONDON STOCK ExCHANGE.
Feels the Effect of the Troubles In
the ErSt.

Feels the Effect of the Troubles in
the Erst.
LONDON, June 1O.-The Chinese situa-
ton has not only checked all specula-
ton on the stock exchange, but has led
to considerable realizations, resulting in
a general decline in prices especially
in mining shares. The release of a con-
siderable~amount of money by the gov
ernment, chiefly to supply the services,
has helped to keep loans down, short
loans ranging from ~ to ~ per cent,
with fixtures not much better than per
cent. American railway securities have
been sold on the further fall in iron and
steel and the unfavorable spring wheat
prospects. Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul dropped four points, while grangers
fell from 2 to points; Canadian Pacific
declining sympathetically. Copper shares
were dull on sales from Paris, Rio Tin
tos and Anacondas falling sc and Ac
respectively.
Consols were S-16 lower. Rands are
fractionally easier.
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AN Unlimtted Ltmited Tr.,n

Travelling comforts are unlimited on the
new Pennsylvania Limited 1t is the
ideal train for persons who a6preciate
palatial surroundings, a sumptuous table
and w,ell-traiped servants. This famous
train leaves Chicago Union station daily
at $50 p. m. and its passengers enjoy
en- route they have at their disposal
cafe, smoking room, a dining room. a
paror and a bedroom. Ask H. r. Der
Ing, 24S South Clark street, Chicago, for
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CLARINET PLAYER, E or fiat, ex-
perienced, desires occupation in a band
or orchestra for all season. Address
A. Schmink, 53S Robert St, St. Paul.
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: : VI u
RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment Register.

once. III East Ninth st. Telephone 1ss.
MAN-We can furnish good, strong,
handy man for wholesale house, OF any
other such work. ze<sz,-
BOY-A bright. willing boy for Office or
errand boy; needs work badly.
REPAIRING Of trunks and vaiises want
ed by man who understands the work
thoroughly,
NURsEs-We can furnish efficient WON.
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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DOCUTA SANDAL WOOD CAPSULES

Cure Gonorrhoea, elect, unnatural dis
charges in q few days. All druggists. Ac-
cept only Docuta, by mail $50; full di-
rectlons Dick s. Co., 1873 Centre St. New
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POPULAR WANTS
HELP WANTED-FEMALFs.

N~~~O0~0N-@1N~~~.~~
COOK-,Wanted. a competent cook and
required. Apply 517 Holly ay. MIS- Mrs
Won Wedelstaedt
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PROFESSIONAL.

s~-~~~~~~-~-r>~~-~-~~~ ~~-~--~~-~-~-NU~O~~~@-e-0
C5IROPODI5T-Dr. Betty's powder for
facial massage; foot balm for swollen,
burning feet. 25 cents n East Sew
enth, Kendrick block.
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GROCERY CLERK wishes position; six
years experience; best city reference;
knows city; single; no objection to
country. Address Clerk, 1893 Forest st.
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GET ON THE BAND WAGON
And Follow the Crowd to National
Political Conventions.

The Northwestern Line C., st. P, M.
& o. Ry) has made especially low rates
to the three big National Political Con-
ventions:
Witness:
The Republican National Convention,
Philadelphia, June 18th. Round-trip rate
$3.50; tickets Oh sale. June IA. Is and 1e
Democratic Natio4sl Convention. Kan:
tickets on sale July 2, and T.
Prohibition National Convention, Chi
cago, June 27 and 2S. Round-trip rate
$11.50; tickets on sale June %, 26 and a.
For time of trains and particulars about
Che famous wide vestibuled, brilliantly
lights5 1Iains Of the North Western
Line" apPssS TO 81 G. Cowling, G. 7. A,
3S2 Robert streets at. Paul. Mimi.
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FOR RENT-Barn. 696 Pine st,
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-11

ST. PETER ST, 5e6-suite, two rooms
first floor furnished for light house
keeping, or unfurnished. single or en-
suite; nice and respectable locality
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8:l5am Winona, La Crosse Dubuque
and Chicago, except Sunday 1855 pri
S:15am WinOna, La Crosse Dubuque
and ST. Louis except Sunday .......-.
S:O5pm Winona, La Crosse, Dubuque
Chicago and St. Lonis daily 7.45 am
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the United States to represent large
concern and appoint agents on a strict
ly salary basis of $500 per month and and
all travelling paid. Address Dept. 17S,
1870 Park aV., New York.
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sTENOGRAPHER-An experienced male
stenographer and typewriter desires
temporary position; can fill one on
short notice. E 1S9, Globe.
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FREE-Lady agents wanted for best
toilet preparations made; highly profit
lars worth goods E. Sharum Mig.
CO. 60 West 22d St. New York.
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If you visit the metropolis, the ad of
the Hotel Empire on page will interest
you.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-11

GRAPHER-Young man stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper desires position
with good reliable firm at once; eompe-
tent; references; four years expert
ence. No. q College av., Room Il.
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DREssMAK1NG.

>-~o-o~~~~~~~~~-~~e----.e -.e@e-~o~-~~~~-e-~-~-~.o
TAILOR-MADB SUITS and summer
dresses made in the latest style at low
est prices. Mrs Barnaele, $40 Kendriclr
block, q East Seventh 49,
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spatly. bEx. Sun. Leave Arrive
SSLhicago. la Crosse, Nil. .laS:3Oam al0 0:15pm
SSiiicago' La Crosse. Nil. la11:25pm all :45am
Co4liIcago, La Crosse, Mil. a6:55pm a2:5Opm
ClCdg0 Pioneer Limited" a85623 63 a7:4s5 s.
Chi, Faribault Dubuuuea4 :45ur1i q / .O0a ~,
Peoria, via Mason City ia4 :40Dmi a II :60s m
Nil La Crosse, Winona' a3:20pnl ali :I5arn
Red Wing and Rochesterfb3 :20bTni hi .45a m
La G.. Rock Isl. ST. Louis :30ami a7:45a m
NUrthneId' t'blt, st. L. aS:40am a6 :25pm
MMlloanK and Aberdeen. bS:20am b8:30pm
SEtonVilIe, Aberdeen ... az :05pm aS:05am
nor neld. + bauh & Ausb7 :20pm! b9:20am
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A Ten-Day Vacation.

A Ten-Day Vacation.
All expenses only $4,000.
LOCO miles by rail,
LOO miles by water.
First-class sleeping cars.
First-class dining cars.
First class hotels.
The finest steamer on the lakes.
Built In 1900.
Get itinerary. 500 Line Ticket
Office, S79 Robert street.
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INSTRUCTION.
AUCTION SALFS

NNeeo~0o.o~0~-~~O~
FINE FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTIONNI
room, No, 4l94q Jackson st., on T75ie Wed-
4es4ay, June 13, at D. M, the CON
t99ts 2f one twelve room residence, con-
sistiiig q elegant leather couch, fine
pph1oIsteFed e1ed9 SrP ParIor, , Su!r D2Y4rport,
upright folding bed. with French plate
very handsome auSrtered ak dresgesr! dI9ggs !!
co!nplnat-on book case, china closet
fine lace curtains, cut glassware. silver
anu china ware, very hahds0r9a
screens, bric-a-brac, lamps. pictures etc.
and a family cooking range. Partiss
looking for bargains cannot afford 10
miss this sale. A. G. johnson. Auc1
uoneer, 419-421 Jackson st.
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Eau Claire Chip. Fallsl
e:00am Milwaukee ard Chicago S15aTD
Ashland. Chippewa F'ls.
7:40pml. Oshkosh. Mil and Chill 5:00pm
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

CAPABLE men and women, good paying
travelling position; salary and expenses.
Local representatives also wanted.
Steady employment. References re-
nutTed. Capitol Publishing Co., Hart
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POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR. RENT

~ N@@~-e~er~-I~~~~N~~~~~~~-
OIIAGE-Six-room cottage, furnished;
location central; all conventences; rea-
sonable rent to responsible party. Ad-
dress @ 1874, Globe
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WANTED TO BUY.

'~~~-~-~-~-~sooo~-~o
SPOT CASH for old books; any quantities
and all kinds Of school books and
fiction bought, sold and exchanged 10
East Fourth st.
WANTED TO BUY-show cases and store
fixtures; also delivery wagon suitable
for grocery business. SOB Fred st.
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A YOUNG MAN would like a position Of
- any kind; willing to work and can fur
nish best of references. Address R. B.
M. ISL Martin.
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Via "The MiIwaukee's" New Train
You can leave Minneapolis 1880 p. m.
and st. Paul 11:25 p, m. (every nlght),
and arrive Milwaukee 10:45 a. m. and Chi
cago 100 p. m. Fine sleepers and coaches
through to Chicago.
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MIsCFLLANEo1rs

CECpGTS S>S~;o,.
ga East Seventh St, will store your
furs and nee tly repair them; reasonable
prices. Call on me. .e~.s-Scss-.-> - a. =
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HOUsE-For rent, 258 Norris St, nine
TooIAs, city water, good condition. j.
p. Allen, Seventh and Jackson.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE8
Anybody out of work In st. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert an adver-
tiEeEent under this heading free
Of charge.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, rent or trade. houre and Iot
on river, near South Park; also row
boat and mare and colt for sale cheap.
873 Oakdale.
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STORES FnR RENT

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FOR RENT-Double store and rooms
apoYe, will be vacant about July J. Nos
G, Carlson
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AN ELDERLY MAN wants situation; no
objection to Sunday or night work;
was watch and fireman for the last ten
years. II. L., $40 Fremont st.
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MASSAGE.

* MASSAGE.
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ELITE BATH and massage parlor. by a
French lady; furnished rooms; tran
sients 800 ST. Peter.
FIRST-CLAss massage parlors and for.
tune telling, Mrs. Thomas, removed to
467 St Petef ST. -.--s.1s 7s-s 2''1'-s-eese 4
HATTIE SMITH, magnetic massagist;
baths; card reading 25c. SO East Sew
enth ST. Room 10 -s..s. -
MasA 5sa 5a SssSs SSsr steam st fsGn Ss2B. g aoas
rubs; osteopathio and electric treat
ments; open daily.
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FLAT-For rent, nicely furnished fiat;
ferred Call Sunday No. Ii, 7O6 Cedar
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NICELY FURNISHED modern six-room
mouse for rent till Oct. 1 cheap. Call
at 529 Laurel.
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FOR RENT-seven-room fat, hot and
gold water. bath, gas, ETC., $14. Foos
Block, DouEman st., near West Seventh
ST. = ~ q q Ssssl.s ~ ssr9--
FoUR-ROCM furnished fat; complete for
RoQsekeeping; gas, bath and steam heat.
q Hotel Buekinghan N. = -