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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

utensils, etc. A. G. johnson, Auction
eer, 419-421 Jackson st.
AUCTION sALE-CHICKERING PA
no and fine furniture at auction. / will
sell at public auction, at the residence,
No. 20 East Central avenue, corner Ce-
dar ST., on Wednesday, May 2, at 10
q. M, all appointments and furnishings,
consisting of upright Chickering piano,
parlor suite Gin Wilton), hall rack, a
magnificent specimen Of a bald eagle
and pedestal; center tables, Symrna
rugs, one fine leather couch, Turkish
chair, In leather; two iron mattel
clocks, two beautiful pieces of bronze;
water colors, oil paintings and etchings,
sideboard, extension tables chairs, Irish
point curtains, one very fine square
double heater, one almost new cabinet,
gasoline range, one cooking range, with
water front; one large family refrig-
orator; all the Brussels and ingram
carpets and rugs; bedroom suites, iron
beds, dresser, bedding, Dishes cooking
utensils, etc. Parties looking for bar
gains in good goods cannot afford to
miss this sale. A G. Johnson Auc-
tioneer, 419 and 421 Jackson st.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE PAI-
ace furniture Company at Auction--We
VII Will sell at auction on Monday. April
Seventh st. (where goods have been
placed for convenience Of sale) their eul
tire stock left from their recent ire,
consisting of bedroom suits, iron beds,
oIiu oilAHouSS' DoOkcaSeS, CEN
ter tables, sideboards, dining room ta-
bles, couches and upholstered goods.
cobbler seat and other rockers, chairs,
folding beds, odd beds, refrigerators
also large lot of goods taken back on
mortgages, consisting of crockeryware,
carpets, bedroom, dining and parlor
furniture. and all kinds of goods usual
ly found in furniture store We have
orders to close out the above goods for
what they will bring, so it would pay
dealers and others to attend this sale.
Kayanagh & Co., Auctioneers, 1S7 and
1S9 East Sixth st
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POPULAR WANTS.
FINANCIAL.

As
~-~~o-~s-~N~~0~.~-~-e.~~~~
MONEY LOANED SALARIED
PEOPLE
On their own names. without security,
at less cost and embarrassment than
mas heretoforea been possible; easy pay
umehIs; quick and confidential service.
St. Paul. Financial CO., Room 3G1 New
York Life bldg,
CALL FOR TERMS on loans to salarled
people, or loans on household furniture,
pianos, ETC.; they re the lowest; no In
sd9orsers; easy Payments: confidential;
minnesota Mortgage Loan Company 3l7
Pioneer Pi ess building.
MONEY LOANED, on life policies; or
Dougnt. l.. P&Van Norman, Guaranty
Building. Minneapoli
If YOUR CHARACTER is good. and
you have the ability, we will lend you
money for any Legitimate business. In
ternational Loan and Investment Co.,
Morristown, N j.
~ TO s PER CENT MONEY. with the
on or before'f privilege, to loan on I'M
proved property in st. Paul and Mime
apolis. r. M. Newport & Son. Pioneer
Press Bldg, st. Paul.
5 AND PER CENT MONEY to loan on
improved property in st. Paul and Min
neapolis. " G. Gilman, New York Life
Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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A PERMANENT INCOME of $500, to
$l,6OO yearly can be secured by monthly
payments of $3.50 to $3.50; the safest
and most profitable of all investments.
Address E. Calkins, Mexico Planters
Association. Security Bldg, chicago, III.
A FIRST-CLASS grocery store for sale;
stock new and clean; central location;
owner has to leave the city. w 169
91ooe.
BARBER SHOP for se!e, a snap, $6oOoO
dolRg good business; look it UP. q 1Sl,
ENORMOUS profit can be made inside Of
one month by speculating in certain
stock Q1sted on both New York ex-
changes); inside information, with full
particulars, given free to few con-
servatlve and reliable parties, who can
reward me according to their own in
clInations after profit has been made;
ADDRESS In confidence -(under seal(. In
Vestment Broker, Suite 419, 40 Exchange
place, New York
FOR SALE-A well established business
Will be sold for $500 cash; 1t will afford
you a good income for life; good rea-
sons given for selling II 1873, Globe.
IF you WANT to buy, sell or trade
city property, farming lands, stocks of
merchandise, call on or write Thomas
Manning, A National German-Ameri-
can Bank building, St: Paul. Minn.
NO BIGGER money makers than invest
ments IN zinc mines, near Joplin, Mo-.
Address for splendid propositions and
details, Gregg, 707-218 La Sale St, Chi
cago, Ill.
SAFETY and certainty in speculation;
write for 1t; free on application. F. A.
Rogers & Co., Inc. 38 Wall St, New
York
WE CAN locate you in business, our list
to date is a grocery store for $3.50; a
small one for $3.50; a good bicycle business
at bargain; cigar and news stand on
Seventh and an eighteen-room boarding
house. Peoples Rental, 209 West Sew
enth ST., call Monday at 12 M, or
between and 6 evening.
$40 TO $1OO INVESTED now in certain
gilt edge stock can make $100 to 81 Goo
delphia.
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POPULAR WANTS
AUCTION SALES.
A. G. JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER,
419-421 JACKSON STREET.
SALES OF THE WEEK.

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
day. April 60 at 10 a. M, at the resi-
dence, No. 6S7 Harriet street, between
Central and Martin, all the furniture,
ETC., consisting of extension table, CEN
ter tables, parlor pieces, bedroom sets,
oak wardrobe, combination bookcase
gas stove, refrigerator, dishes, cooking
utensils, etc. A. G. Johnson, Auction
eer, 419-421 Jackson St
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WANTED TO BUY.

~~~~~~~-N-~~-~~~~~-~~-~ -~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~~o-~-
WANTED TO BUY-A seven or eight
room house, VIII pay one-third cash,
balance monthly, $40 or $50 per month: /:
prefer to deal with owner direct; Uni
yersity or hill district preferred 1888.
Globe.
WANTED TO BUY-A film or fllm plate
camera; must be in good Condition
and cheap for cash. Answer N 176.
WANTED TO BUY-A house for cash: to
move on vacant lot. Address Buyer.
297 Aurora av.
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RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment Register.

AIAHAVAU , AaAVIAt ANCEAS
Ofice 141 East Ninth St Telephone 139
MAN-We can furnish a good, strong
handy man for wholesale house, or any
other such work.
errand boy; needs work badly. -
REPAIRING of trunks and valises want
ed by man who understands the work
thoroughly.
en- to care for the sick.
WOMEN-To do plain sewing, washing
ironing and housekeeping can be had
from this office; also men to do odd
Jobs. wood saving, etc.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

So~~1~-~~~-~-o0~~~~ %~o.~e1>N-o-o0ov4.
SEVEN-ROOM FLAT in the Newport.
st. Peter and Tilton SITS. Inquire of
: Janltor on premises, or of e. FeIdhaus-
er. 3O9 Manhattan building
THE HIAWATHA-Fo rent, two of the
finest flats in st. Paul, light and cool;
pest location; vacant May l; every
thing in moderate convenience Apply
Flat 8, 706 Cedar.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Nine-room house, suitable
for two families; references required.
280 Iglehart
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1GLEHART ST, 74-Near ST. Peter St.
Large pleasant front room, with alcove,
bath; ten minutes walk. from court
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30
ROOMS FOR RENT.

| ARUNDEL ST., 302-Jwo furnished and
unfurnished rooms, with bath, with
| heat or without; all outside rooms;
terms reasonable.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

$4,000 MONTHLY selling our entirely
new shirt bosoms; each contains 20 per
feet shirt fronts; beautiful patterns:
no laundry bills; enormous sales; sam
pie free. Enterprise Mfg. Co., 43,
Cincinnati, o.
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TO EXCHANGE.

IMPROVED farm of sixty acres, worth
$1,000, good house, to exchange for city
property. Call or address 22s South Tx
change. s
TO EXCHANGE Improved property In
Helena, Mont for improved property
Jones' m @ Room SSp Northern Pacifo PfeaPUiI. RaiI.
way building, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

TRAVELLING salesman wanted by estab-
lished house; no technical knowledge
necessary but simply all around hust-
Ter of good appearance and address;
first-class line; special contract; entire
time required; references. Box 1913, De-
trOit Mich.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

WANTED-Wide-awa travelling sales
man by old established house; must
have best of references and give bond !;
permanent position to right man. Ad-
dress Box Sl4 Chicago, Ill
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

HOTEL ARLINGTON-S Corners
For rent, two furnished rooms suitable
for two ladies or gentlemen; also sin
gle rooms for transients cheap for the
summer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30
BOARD OFFERED.

FOR RENT-Large front room, with
flrst-class board suitable for two;
terms reasonable. 22 East Tenth st.
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WANTED-Agents for the Imperial darn
ing machine; darns large holes in two
minutes; mends tablecloths. curtains
and silk goods equally as well; sample
machine sent prepaid on receipt of 25
cent in stamps large line Of other
fast sellers to select from; large profits
to hustlers. Address Western Mfg Co.,
Racine Wis
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30
POPULAR WANTS
HELp WANTEn-MALEs.

A SURE ROAD TO SUCCESS-A course
in telegraphy and all that belongs to, 1t,
at the Twin City School of Telegraphy,
5Q5 Baltimore building, Seventh and
jackson
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

HELP WANTEn-FEMALEs.

CLERKS-Wanted, two young lady
clerks at 81 East Seventh st., call at 10
q M Monday
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THE ABBOTT-527 Wabasha sf.-Fur-
nished rooms; suitable room for two
gentlemen; best rooms in city; rent rea-
sOnable - - ..-..f. ..-..--.--
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MASSAGE.

Do. YOU WISH, an excellent massage?
Call at Nine. Lauretta's Bath ParIors.
319 jackson st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

IGLEHART ST., 62-For rent, pleasant
front alcove room; also large side room,
gas, telephone; gentlemen preferred.
MARION ST, 5O7-Two pleasant front
rooms for rent cheap, furnished or IN
furnished, with use of bath; one block
from University car line.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-30

WANTED-Experien travelling sales
men to represent our house; if open for
position, write for particulars. Box COS,
ST Louis Mo
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SENATOR CLARK S SON
Tells OF His Modest Income and Denies
Charges OF Bribery.

Washington, Feb. &c. w. Clark.
son of Senator Clark Of Montant, told
the Senate committee on elections, To-
day. that he had an independent in
come Of $250coo a year ana that he was
in business for himself.
With the exception of brief inter
val given to the testimony Of Rev. \.
49, Martin. Mr.. Clark occupied the en-
tire day bpfor" the committee in con-
nection with the inquiry being conduct
cd into the methods pursued in tn"
election of the young mans father t.
The | nIted States Senate.
He denied in detail the assertions Of
such witnesses as Mr.. Whitcside, MI.
HeWott. Ex-senator Myers ana others.
Mr.. Clark submitted what h. said wa :
n detailed statement IF his receipts
and expenditure : for political purpose
during thr Montana campaign. The
aggregate footed up $1lS.0oo.
Pr Martin testified concerning his
Interview with chief Justice Hrantly,
producing tn" tier written him ~
Mr.. Clark in the Welcome case.
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THE FINANCIAL BILL.
Conierees Will Finish Their Work and Report
the Bill. Today.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Whrn the Re
publican conferecs Of the two Houses
Mi Congress nn the currency bill ad-
journcd. tonight. thci work had been
practically completed. Their" were
still some slight differences on phrase
ogy ana still some uncertainty as to
whether the Senate amendment in the
interest of international hmrtalliSn.
would y" ret lined. INT unr NJ tn man
hcrs expressed the opinion that FIVE
minutes would b. sufficient time. to-
morrow. 10 complete tho work. They
expect To call in the Democratic mem
bri5 during the day, tomorrow. and t.
y" able t. present their report {" the
Senate during the any The bin MAS
sent IL th~ printer, tonight. An th.
members To til" conference refused tp
give out the terms II agreement.
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Gen. John McNuIta Dead.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Gen. John Me
Nuljl Of Chicago. Well-known through
out the West because of his identilica-
tion with the receiVerships of railroads
and other great corporations. died sud
denly here. shortly after & o'clock to-
night, III his apartment at the IIamil-
TIN house. If angina prctoris, aged
about 80 years. a widow ana two chill
drrn in Chicago survive him.
because of the great success h had
attained in managing the affairs nf
various organizations to which he was
appointed, Gen. McNultl became pop
ularly known as the Great American
Receiver" Gen. McNulta was at one
time member of Congress ANA was 4
lawyer of DISTINGUISHED ability.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANG IS.

Washington. Feb. 22.-These changes
IN the postal service in Maine are an
nnunc"d:
Route 20ll92. Nicholin. Hancock co.,
from Me. cent. r. L. Go. Route
lui024, 81 m. tcrane), often as required.
From Feb. 26 1900.
The following star schedule changes
in Main" are announced
Route 1l65. Bethel to Lakeside
Leave Lakeside daily eXcapt Sunday nj
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The Best Method for rheumatism.

II think I would 90 crazy with PAIN
we're it not for Chamberlain ram
Balm" writes Mr.. w. II. St9nletoh'
Herminie. Pa Il have been aiFie'ed
with rheumatism FIR several years ana
have tried remedies without number
but Pain Balm is the best medicine
have got hold Of" One application
relieves the pain. For sale by JnA
Coughlin, 1T Water St. druggist,
Mon. Wed FRITZ
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vailed in the Senate for many years is
the reading by some senator of Wash
| inston's farewell address, on Washing
| tons birthday.
Several weeks ago, Foraker, the sen
ior senator from Ohio, was selected t
read the address. 1t was notable
compliment 10 him and when the Sen
ate convened, today, all of the publlC
| and private galleries were crowded
AT the conclusion of the reading, For
aker was congratulated by his col
leagues.
Panrose, Pa. called the attention OF
senators to the announcement he had
made, yesterday, concerning the call
ing up of the Quay resolution. and said
that while he would much prefer tc
have the case considered Immediately
he had been informed that Il number
of senators desired to be present when
il was called up. and he would not OPP
pose 4 motion to adjourn at, this time.
But he gave notice that he would call
up the ease, tomorrow, at the conclu-
sion Of morning business.
Foraker called attention to the notice
Of his intention to move the considera-
ton Of the Puerto Rican bin after the
Hawaiian government measure had
been disposed of. but he added that he
in no manner would oppose the sugges-
ton of Mr.. Penrose.
chandler, \. H.. declared the question
of the right of a seat in the Senate was
privileged and il was not necessary TO
take up the question by vote. A sena-
tor had the right to address the Senate
on the subject at any time during the
session The question. he said, could
not be superseded by any other bust
ness. rot even the unfinished bust
ness. Hoar. Mass. made the same
contention.
AIdrich held that neither the con
tcntion Of Chandler nor of Hoar was in
accordance with the rules and praC-
tees Of the Senate and that it had
been voted down by the Senate on
every previous occasion in his cXpcr-
fence.
Hale said that while he did not agree
with the arguments advanced by Chan
der ana Iuar. all that could be settled,
tomorrow. if the question should
arise then. Meanwhile. in accordanc"
with the custom of the Senate. after
the reading Of Washingtnn's farewell
addr ass he moved that the Senate adj
iOurn.
At 105 p. NJ. without division the
motion prevailed.
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THE SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.
Thousands Attend Formal Opening and Enjoy
the NumberIess Attractions.

Boston, Feb. 22.-Enthusiastic lovers
Of the rod and rifle were once more
afforded an opportunity to delight III
the boundless ana varied attractions
of fisherman's and hunters paradise
in miniature, which were seen, today,
by the public at the formal opening of
the big show af the Massachus
Sportsman's Association in Mechanics
building. In the vast array of exhibits
are represented the celebrated game
regions and fishing streams of Maine,
New Hampshire, New York state.
Quebec and western Canada.
The collection of animals on display
IS the result Of many months Of pains
taking search throughout various sec
tons Of this country and Canada. The
exhibits from Quebec and Maine are
particularly attractive and held the at
tention of thousands throughout the
day and evening. The United States
commissioners Of fisheries has sent a
large number of live fish and spawn
from Maine and New Hampshire which
are contained in II large plate glass
tanks.
During the afternoon there Were va
rious water sports and a number of
athletic exhibitions. The evening pro-
grumme included swimming exhibit
tinns. swimming races, dory tug Of
war by Gloucester fishermen. ana two
basket ban games. The first game
of the latter sport was between Cush-
ing Academy girls team and the girls
of the Posse gymnasium. The former
won, 6 to 1, thereby reversing Last
nights score. The second game be
tween Dartmouth college ana Boston
College was won by tn" former. -
to o. The New Hampshire boys scored
as they pleased. Tn" Go-yard swim
ming race had lo entries and the trial
heats were Well contested. tn final
was Won BY :. Avery. q. 4. al. i'll
II 81 seconds.
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miles Of the border" continued Coy.
Powers, with great emphasis. and |
am for Britain because she represents
constitutional liberty and the right OF
frial by jury. Next to the Stars and
Stripes the English flag is the grand
est flag on earth"
There was a mighty shout Of APPROX
al ana COY. Powers sat. down. after
having mad" the hit Of the evening.
He is visiting at the capitol today.
and was upon the floor of the House
ami Senate. Mrs. Powers is visiting,
today. with Mrs. Hale.
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IN The SENATE.
Mr., Penrose Consents that Quay Case Go Over
i'll Today.

Washington. Fcb. 22--In accordance
with q tactic agreement with the SON
ators who We're unable, on account Of
the meetings Of the Democratic Ma
tinnal committee. to attend todays
session, Mr.. Penrose. Pa. refrained
from calling up the Quay case as he
had. yesterday. announced he would
When he announced his intention t. call
it up, tomorrow. 4 brief parliamentary
squahble ensued as II the rights by
which the case would come before the
Senate. No conclusion was reached.
the questions involved being postponed
fer consideration until tomorrow.
al annual custom winch mas pre-
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MORE HARM THAN GOOD.
Or. Gordon Of Portland, So Styles
Part Of Democratic Platform.

Washington, Feb. SpeciaD.-
DR.. 5. Il. Gordon If Portland. member
If tha Democratic National committee,
made 4 sicnilican, speech here, today.
ut tn" committee meeting. In TN"
coul Sc # his remarks he declared that
there were many things in the Chicago
platform that did more harm than
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Congress behind it ana ask for another
decision that the white man and the
brown man of Puerto Rico are merely our
chattels and that the commonest consti-
| tutional right secured 10 the meancst
man that treadS our soil. does not belong
to them, although they are under our
flag.
ton to that idea. Then it is said that if
| this view of the constitution prevails We
| cannot afford To keep the Philippines
| How often our ancestors have become
| alarmed over the CcSSiUnS Of vast terri
tories many times in excess 81 our origi-
nal area ana have been fearful Of the re-
suit upon their industries ana their insti-
| buttons Yet the human rights secured
| hv th,. constitution have been recognized
| over ,leSc broad anneXItiuns ana nobody
will say. today, that the whole country
| was not better for II. The ultimate suiu-
ton of the Philippine problem has been
| reserved to us ami | have no doubt We
| shall solve it wisely.
/ 1--WE are row considering the case Of
| territory which is q part III this cnnti-
| nent. admitted % be within the natural
range Of our political area ana Of great
| importance to our defence. | DO not view
| without concern the prospect of this ma
ton forever taxing TIE people of that
| island We impose lay this hill a certain
| per cent. Of duty upon goods passing to
| ana fro between that island ana this
| country. can there be any doubt that
the taxes will ~ levied more ana more
| iof lh' '.II'Ht * 't' -l' 'it $50 n
who were IuIi by our generals thar they
were To- receive the glorious blessings of
| American liberty. will become the victims
II our ,Ntortion. rather than the sharcrs
~ 9Ht irrgu"li ,,.,,+;r,,, t,,,,o ca,esh
hear, i rruti SPAN. 1T liz tine III
| their dr.ivrrtuce they hll Y representa-
uTr5 INIT iHuf sfha,"rS ~ I'M H1''t VII
NJ" i>n,!r Spanish empire Thry Hid q Il
ft,4
'W.tH ul' .M" '"Hl trlt'I; ana AZ ,Ilii 'H'
pear. Thry had almost complete auton-
omy for tLrir own local affairs:
'oh u m tilt, III,
| ljlt!t larger than Rhode Island thrrt .tr,.
crowded together le"."" pe"ri"., m"
Gr,'t T,S I,l Mi.h ri' - ne i'''u p" i,
| ties ar.. high but as We are large cX-
prrtcrs the price is rot increased To our
pg"lnri huj III etIrI IT. u noii ln
uicn, v ntr cont. III Till hi-h dutics mu;t
| M ptid. Is This thn feast m liberty. t"|
! "hltt o"t h"Nt ihNIleu '""S' uHS'll'-
! "Rcrncmbar that If the race from which
| our Institutions come has great virtues. it
mas AI ,s. I2uiIS 1% Mtii II may I't py
| fr@m rnni,iiiya nl Won want nm Instance
/ from its history which may show YOU the
I WAY, N"u @rt VII !li-. 4" {he M'St n
i-ilni I5ra.nr mi unt m,r" lrautiruI th.n
| Puerto Ki.o-lrclJad. English statesmen
taxed 14d .eSiSIAi-d tnt . nn ,'i1. ana "thrr
-xisf,n.a End her rlnI,ia w'r, b,ss,yrd
"TEat system has been abandoned by
| Enel1nd, but although, toda|. 4 lritiSh
Iiri1iiI III III ii' if, MIN II tb
empire gr.cratitne Will fill tn obIiterIte
the bitter memories ~ th" oppression ana
I,i@b ~ .oII ,y.,rt ~ MIX,
| ,-,f.rt, ri. .,.r Tr.I.,rE"
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