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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15

Cowley county has fled suit to re-
cover $296, 800 from the Santa Fe rail-
road, alleging the county was cut out
Of it at the time the road was re-
chartered in 1879.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
individual Deposit. Increase.

The latest report of the condition
of Kansas national banks shows an
increase of individual deposits from
S32,019, $40 to S33, 564,47z.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15

Reports received by State School
Superintendent Nelson from 95 of
the los counties in Kansas show that
1o5 new schoolhouses were built in
the state the past year at a cost of
$12o, 900. Reports from the ten miss
ing counties will swell this amount.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15

There are 81 state banks in Kansas
which have more money credited to
surplus and profits than the amount
of capital. The aggregate capital
stock of these banks is $350,0o0, while
the surplus and undivided profit funds
amount to S454, 300.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
Robyn's Haven IL an Asylum

Robert Robyn, former cashier OF
the Manufacturers national bank of
Pittsburg, who was arrested during
the administration of w. C. Perry as
district attorney of Kansas, charged
with some Irregularities in the con-
duct of the bank, is in an insane asy-
lum in California.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
Place for Frank McGrath.

Frank .McGrath, OF Beloit. one Of
the organizers of the Farmers Al
lance and manager of John F. VIII
let's campaign for governor in 1890.
is to get a good place under Senator
Burton. He will be chief deputy u1-
der United States Marshal Crum, with
headquarters at Topeka.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
Sixth Crop of Alfalfa

%. 9. Snow was preparing to har-
vest the sixth crop of alfalfa hay on
his, farm near ST. Paul. He had 20
acres of the crop, and it had already
brought him profit OF SAB acre BE-
fore the sixth crop was cut.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
Fortune for Five si.te-..

Mrs. NJ F. DeForest, of Irving. and
her four sisters will inherit through
the death of their uncle, the late Hen
~ Dolan; OF Brooklyn, $3.50, 900.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15

Patrons on rural free delivery
routes must furnish boxes for their
mail and must keep the roads in good
repair. On some of the routes in
eastern Kansas the patrons haven't
paid much attention to the require
ments and are in danger of losing the
service.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
Prizes for Kan.a. Wheat.

The Kansas commissioners to the
ST. Louis exposition have decided to
offer $40 in prizes for the best sam
pies of wheat grown in Kansas this
year. The prize wheat will be placed
in the Kansas exhibit at the st. Louis
worlds fair in 1908. F.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
Trouble fn the G. A. n.

Commander Norton, Of the Kansas
G. A. R., has removed Charles Har-
ris, of Emporia, and Ed Jones, OF
Holton, members of the auditing
committee. Norton alleges they
talked too much" in connection with
the controversy over Adjt. Gen. Rid
dies handling of the contingent fund
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15

Gov. Stanley delivered an address
at the twentieth anniversary of Beth
any college, the Swedish institution
at Lindsborg, on November IL. Bish-
op Won Scheele, of Sweden, was In
attendance.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15

Wichita admirers OF sex-Gov. L. d.
Lewelling have raised $3.50 for . men
ument now being erected at Wichita
in his memory. It viii be unveiled
next month, on the anniversary OF the
late ex-gcyernor's fifty-sixth birthday
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-15
Favor. Better Text Books.

Edwin Taylor, of Wyandotte. mem
Der of the state text book commits
sion, believes the school children of
Kansas are not having the best books
that can be bought. He says to Sc
cure the best it may be necessary to
recommend to the legislature high
er schedule of prices.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21
WANT TO MR)SE kNANG HSU
PLOT OF DowAGER EMPRESS.
Gee aid OF fr..sat Eap~ssr-wiii
Declare That He .. D~ad-ssaa
She h~aehe- k.t-teax-fs soa of
frise~ fuan so sseeeed-

London. June Is The shanghai ear.
respondent Of the Globe >ays he learns IN
Chinese quarters thai tAe d"sager empress
proposes, whsn the court reaehes Hal
fong III. in Honan, to announce thar the
emperor has been killed BY brigansls and
that Prince Tuan's soa has ssseeeesisd 70
the throne.
The do~aser empress sill then estai,iish
a new capital at kai- iang- ia, which sill
BE- connected by railway with Nan kin
The contract for this railway viii be given
to John G. Ferguson Of Boston. = he tAe
correspondent understands wiIi -eii the
Concession TO the Russians.
The correspondent adds thar Ferguson
i acting in behalf Of Ii Hung 1A4ng AMI
Faotai >hsns. who bope 10 escape eem
sire BY thFosing the Blame In Tbs
transaction upon Ferguson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

hansa- City. june u. The ea~r
against e W Ivifee anal WIN and I+.rt
Efiuee. father and brothers Of Ait~. h@a-
needy, charged @ith eou~Fsring ~ith her
20 kill Philip H. kennesly. cssatraeting
agent II the Merchants Ds.pasrA Trans
porfatian company, ~as fA~spsned % ftr
September term.
Papers VI appeal from the sEesi~sen Of
the ease OF Airs hennesis who "a. ~4t.
Hrstay given 10 years rsutsnee ter Kill
ing Kennedy. are being nslr out. Pend.
ing dsession scf sA~ higher court, Mrs.
Kennedy will Es 1T osa, On bail
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

Bradslreess report OF trade Tor tho
pas ~~uA - a. l0lAo~s'
lSepog > 20 brAaslgeets shos a fur
iAer improvements ia tae volume aud
tone OF alszrioatlso tra1c. ~4ieii nvid
us inception IN tne better wealher anu
crop conditions. Foilo~lng the eneex
gwen 70 the crop damage enthusiasts
Dy me Juae crop report ~hiea can
hardy Dc regarded a. other than bril-
liant Eor Sneag. eames assurances that
tho conditions 81 jane !. sooI az they
undoubtedly were. Hase been further
Improved. Wh4t Is true OF the smaller
cereals Is also largely rne eass as 20
corn. though the latter II backward
and needs warmth. A better business
is noted in some lines of meas wear
woolras. and some makes OF cheaper
goods are reported heavily ordered
ahead. While the cereals are lower on
good crop reports. quick support n@s
come from the export demand. Shleh
has been the largest for seeks past.
and the decline has ee1n. temporarily
al least. arrested. One " the us0@I
satisfactory features Of all Is that after
quite a period Of dullaeAs pig lroa has
been taken more freely Al leading mar
ketn. and bars and piafs have cold bet
ter. the latter csen noting an advance
Pig iron production Is snown 10 DO
proceeding al an unprecedented rate.
but consumption seems 70 eatt profapg-
ly upon output. Railroad earnings coz
tlnna In diminished volume. and the
only decidedly unfavorabln fsatnge Dc.
serving attentsea Is the failure OF the
strike TO Dc asaleahly sut
tied. the prospect 10 fact belng shas tho
contest will be long drawn 0at one,
Wheat. including -four. shipments
Tor the week aggregate s.1so.iVT busn.
sls. against e.efs.sss last seek. s.1Ts.-
pes tn the corresponding week Of 1900.
!. 1873 .47i In 1889 and 1856. ISL In 1888.
From July to date shIs season
~hsat exports are 2os.ss5 .ss5 bushels.
against 1871. szs.s5s bushels las, season
ind 2is .tss.1ss bushels Ia isssss.
Failures for the week In the United
States number 1873. against 1863 iass
seek. $50 In this week year ago. $50
n 1889. 29T 10 1888 and 22s in 1897.
Canadian failures for tho week mum.
erred II. against 70 last week. 20 In
his week rear ago. IS In 1899 and 10
n 1855
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

Poultry and exgs-Chickens. old.sH
Toe per ID. Tive weight: ducks. ~ per
dox: geese. dressed. i2c per 10. tur-
keys. live. f06f1c: dressed tg0lge.
eggs. fresh. tizs per case.
egstabies-Potatoes. si25 per est:
onions. $50 per ewt.
Live stoek-Bssf. live steers. sise.
dressed. Sc. live cows. 3tSc: dressed.
TIC: veal calves. dressed. 7dsc. NUT
ton. swss. &c: veshsrs. sssc; hogs. live.
ffT5a5 per cwt: dressed. 81 per cwf..
shsepsklns-s hsarIlnxs. Toe each:
short wool pelts. ao650c: medium
wool. 50fS 75c. long wool. 75c0u.
Hldes--Green hides and calf skins.
56sc per ID; dry hides. butcher. 100
l2c per 10.
The local mills pay the following
prices for grain. delivered: Club wheat.
4ttsc bulk. 4st4c sacked: biuestem. sTc
bulk tsc sacked: red. ssc bulk. &c
sacked
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

Washington. Juns ls.-The following
change. in diplomatic posts are Announces;
Frank u. L<sos1sfs. minister to yenessssIa.
has been transferred to b. minister so
Portugal. yics John y. Irwin Of Iowa. r.
signed.
Herbert W. Bowen Of Sse York. prs
ent minister to Persia. has t-~n srsn-f-rrssi
to Caracas. sucrrwsiing Minister Loosssis.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

Kansas City. Mo. June 1.-THE Jury in
the Kennedy murder ca.c brought, in yer.
dict OF guilty Of murder In the second 40.
gree and fxed Mrs- kennedy'a punishment
At 10 years in the penitsntiary. Mrs. Ken.
n~dy hesrd the verdict read calmly. A mo.
ment later she sank into chair and GOV.
cred her eyes with her arms and cried
aloud The jury took six ballots. Tho
first stood 10 to for conviction. They re-.
NAMED that way until the last ballot. The
defense gave notice Of appeal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

nsnver. Col. june ls.A break In tbs
walls Of the Iarsuer snd Weld reservoir
has plac~d many lives IN dagger and may
destroy thousands Of doglar@' ~osfh u
property. The reservoir l. situated Ga tbs
north bank 1T the Posl.irs river. about one
and . half miles north Of Fort Collins. II
has eaFaeity 81 many million gallons
Of water, and h nos fsllssI to oserfloain
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

81 Petersburg. june .ls.-It = said
that the COMMITTEES Of minister. having
the matter under consideration have de-
eided to renew the lss-e and eonfrsefs Of
the Commander and Talery island. for 10
years for 3,soo. 90 rouhle-.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

Hamilton. Mas. June Is.--NiElss An.
der~en Of PittAheId won the open golf
championship Of the United Ssafe~. Is hole
play on III. Myopsa course herr. playing
against Alexander smith II Scotland. An
dsr*on beat Smith one stroke in the Is
holes, the SCORE being IS to ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

Chicago. June 1s.-sJ.mes Sbepr~rsi%cn.
editor Of w-~kiy society paper. committed
suieide by shooting. His miRd had besn
impaired by fsver.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21
ksrI~s ~. VIE.

Butte, Mont. June is.--4WiIlisn NJ.
Rfowa MURDERED hrs wife BY cutting her
threat from ear to ear becsu@s II her
j~sIou-y. Brown II a miner in the >pecrs.
htor mine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

German army ofscers have grown
sensitive. The Berlin Guards rcxi-
mensA have tAbooed the Weekly Dic
Woche on account OF a tale by Ernst
Wschert In which some Of the ofiicern'
misd<eds are related.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-21

Portiand.--walia walla. 59asoc.
Tacoma. --Quiet and steady. Blue
stem. size: club. $3.50.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Eagsos p. o. Dsaisl, Of Missouri,
bee bssa appoinssd 70 . go position
IN Ne y. Q. Trsosurer's ono.
Frsoklin Moore, Of Missouri, hes
bssn sppoinAsd 70 . 600 position in
he Treasury Dspartmsot, Burssu Of
Statistics.
Mrs. Tonic Korhsmmsr hes bssn
rsiasssssd IL The once Of The Auditor
for he Wss Dspassosns end charged
70 Missouri. Salary ESQ.
Chs. T. Schweglsr hes been trans.
Serrsd from tbs P0ssofscs Department
70 Auditor Tor the War Depsrtmsus.
Salary el.200. He 10 charged 70 Me.
souri,.
Osis w. Wysas Of Missouri, hes
bssn transferred from the Navy D..
psrtmeut 70 Superior 10 Architsct's
once. Salary. 600.
Clarence r. Csrniu hes boon trsus.
isrred 70 U. 9. Trsssure-'s oGsos from
The Navy DspsftnsnI Salary s7sO.
From Missouri.
In the once Of Auditor for Tressury
Dspsrt0sGt, Ftsdsrick Achsubach, Of
Missouri, bee he'd bic salary incrsss.
ID fr'm d, 40 70 ol,<o0. -
Nosh J. Brumbaugh, Of Missouri,
he's bstu kppoiotsds Fourth Assist.
ant 10 the Interior Dspsrsmsnt u o..
900.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

't fSssss 8; q liz. ~.

~~
ir E rsNSsss Court: Ceesty q ssi'ns n
Of issiis Osrss, 6sescss6. iScssjoo.
Now. e0mse J. II. Hupts., adsIinisls0tos,
With The vii ANNEXED. Of the sststs q INs.
y, ns. Sssssi sssy,s: 4! P: = .,S.: e .ss s:se..s =:
8 1Sss 4 tks nj ssssss 4 :ssd Sss:Sss q
. Will pay aud catisey the r~sn,aiain9 debts
dye " eajd ESTATE. q yet unpaid f0s want
o. ou@csvAe Seeees: ooo0tnpentsd BY the 90
'counts. llse1 M lnvsos0e!ss !s9uiHed 81
s !. =" sSss H az. 81 s ..:: 9 ;s,s,, ws:'" e
ths estate Ut aid dsesAssd - n0lined that
application - sS0resald hes hsen made. aud
t66t unless the coNtraey b shown ON OF b..
fOee the o!ae day o. the next term Of this
sSS,t; q ?: sssS On ses q q Sspss.r6s..
the. whole. Or % much Of the real estate Of
eAld deceas~d ~ will ~ sutlctnt for the
payment u eAtd oebts; and 10 10 further O9.
dsfSd that thoe nOtaee b. publlshed In sDssss
r~swsRapsr 10 this county Toe lgus weeks BE-.
soss ne Per- ssrys ssss S. q sr as COLT SSSss Z, s sss t shst
81 dsvissss VI the dscsassd rssidinS In M
itne county - tsAst esh 6sys beeOUs1hs next
0fATu o. nleeoUnI, M -
!. Wm. d. HusS. judks ana n -oms,o C,ert
hers6y certify thai the 1fOve ID s true cOSy;
Of the Oftftnk Ordsr Of, Rublteatien therS3a
ss!srssd 20 - the ssn'e app~srs os record IN
7' w tn; 3. M ma r css! 4. o'''. " the
'''Ar'' '; ~ :iysssss.'z,i|S'..!:s::;;;'sss'!s' i T.
stsv,. 49, <Judss = dEs.0dscls Clerk.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

We losn money - 8 per cent on
farm property. No nd tsps-borrow.
Or reserves the right 70 pay any or eli
principal. any interest pay day. Call
and sss.us.
CONWAY 4 DAWES,
/, East Side Square.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

IL DSoo0'
10y ths. nshoD Of 0aisss,s.l
Whsa Ne ssa6Dssass wus over, ssa aam
sanA IN ~ Soas,.
IT, O0vsssss vsas ost a doon ssA walked
oboas ~ lawn.
1As ~ vssyesss. The msaasshs Aoas 90
Asi = ssssa 49, sssssass - sssh q lsss.
~ ~ ~ 1issy fssa ~ Asw a words
00oos end Oooh. TIE iissis sasiy bas4ss
~ wAoss tails, ua.sss ~ wss q sasis.
~ oovssnee wee ssss hsN spdaktsd niG
aon 10 v1s ssssssa. sThsa." 10 sr1miy
saSd, 4
"isSsaanes e - ~ ~ tsaas isA
"Iato ths ~ d mailing . mistake;
'The 0osdbas Gangs The n for me 70
shese
"whsssvss tire 10 saiIs1. ssA that's night
"Ths cry 10 sp, ssd that I nuss allow
They've onto NJ. end sstss ~ ~ that
"I'm damned 10 ] know o Just where I'm
"Eacsps that I'm not whsr ! wss before.
And sAss tims NEXT vpek IN have moved
some m0se.
"vos get AWAY from Ro,ls Wells I must;
"iri have TO shake that oo'dbuG Crowd or
bust.
'biii Btous 10 worth . hundred Of that lot
ITO foo, the People. All he's ever got
I'm politics. with ell its worldly dross,
Hes made By psayins up the double cross
"Unso the People - The 0ssdhsss damn,
'Tken to the 0eldbugs, who're . los q clans
NE sslls the People. IN . lawyers psss
"worth iiss's. but II hrnss . psisesiy ~.
.Hs's the Great Commoass. end IN the
"Ths 0oIdbus Gang have used, and mads
tAelr tool.
"And o ] nnd hst thsy'-s nos In the
Name.
I'M chang. ~ p'sy. s'ssA, III psay The
'As stone and Oook. md shsss The name
! aassd fame"
Han n.,li.ia ..as ~ "' -,
he oe.sraes s'eps. allied With The worldly
wssdS ". tssT W. iSa many ~oud,ou.
"drsuMs.d'rG AN is,H'l.l ,..h H
Ms doae. Of stone s,nS'd q, the drsam.
And when b. met tn. D.v,,. b. thought,
"Hsrs
"Is the nsan Z play this game fos me
"If . can give him anything to -
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

have returned from . visit 70 Oak
Grove fslSsivss.
Edooud Field and sister, Miss
Marcia, Of Kassss City, ssssse suss's
Of ~ Misses Fisher.
Lime. Plas1ss.. hals, &C.,
L. Cssass Lsaber ca
Mise Msris wslch, Of Ksasss City,
10 Tie guest Of hrs.. Tim h~cDopough,
on West North STREET.
TIE G. 4 A.. will give . low psss 81.
oursIon 70 ChtcsGo to-day tAue. le);
oA.60 Tor The round srip.
9. q. Turner, Who hes bssn visiting
his uncle, J. N. Turner, hes returned
70 bis home In Kansss City.
J. II. Collysr end son, L. w.. lss
Monday for Excslsior Syringe, where
they will remsin two veeks.
Miss Pearl Mitchell let Saturday
for 81. Louie, sfser attending . meet.
Ing Of the bosrd Of the r. NJ. I.
Mks Mauda Cordsr, Of Alma. who
hes been The guest Of The Misses Er.
vine, returned homo Monday.
Misses Page, Of NsoshO. end Flora
Hsrrisoo, Of Salt sprisGs. ere visit
Ing the family Of Ben =. Mcclure.
Il cresss lIsmbse CO.
Mate Low PFsesA
Mr.. J.. n. Tssmsn, Of Cui6hviile.
10 the guest Of bis brother, Bert B.
Tssmsn, On Moth Jefferson sVsaos.
Mrs. ssssis Brownasld,, of Rlacks,
burn. was here Saturday and Esps,,
s,tsd business 10 the probsss court.
will ssll 1000 acres Of corn. In.
quirs q Bank Of Msrshsll.
lev C.'H. vANsfoNK:
Mrs. II. D. Amen. eussrssinsd The
Dsughthsrs Of the Couiedsrscy Wed.
uesdsy evening, u bsc home on South
|Odell.
Miss Emma Schw0rth, Of Wichits,
KInsss, 10 The guest OF J. r. Krum.
nell and family 'On South J~eRersOa
avenue.
Mrs. n. p. Hssdisy, Of Lexington,
KY, Who ha& been The guest Of Mrs.
Pr,cs on East Arrow, hss returned 70
her home.
LA CROSSE LUMBER CO. :.
by CAsao -. tAele
Clsud II. Rogers shipPsd Sssardsy
night 70 Bsnnsdict Murray d Mellow.
ell, Tor w. n. ssssls, oos . Of Get
tie, Alsx. Long Tires cars, Willis Ar
mold two . Of hinge sod Samuel
Black two cart Of hogs. {.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

G. n. Buckuar usde Q businsss "Trip
70 Csnsrslis. Tuesdsy.
! Mrs. in. psoIck and sister, Miss
LsMotss, ore NJ gussts Of srisnds 10
Armstrong.
Mrs.. n. K. Farmer aud children
have returned from . visit 70 Oak
Grove fslSsivss.
EdDoud rlsld spd Sister, Mise
Marcia, Of Kaasas City, -srsSsSe guests
Of the Misses Fisher.
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Jsuec ,Colvsrt u %, W. sick liss.
Ho0nossv 10 losa - 8 .pss eseA
16.lD "a s.i: In p. vnAY.'
The Misses woodson ere visiting ia
0lsssr.
p. = trestiis = is CAssso, q
bueiuess.
Mrs. i. n. epAsssss vistsisg friends
10 Higbss.
Bora, 70 M. sed Mr.. Geo. Phillips
Aug. II, . boy. n
Joe Todd returned Moudsy from {
visit 10 Mobsrly.
r. r. Hall, Of swsss ,spriags, wss Il
ths city Monday.
LA CROSSE LUMBER 90
0Dogu1o o1bUoP eva
Dn 1890 D0mAn2
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Clsud II. Rogers shipPsd Saturday
night 70 Bsousdiot Murray d Mellow.
ell, for W. II. steele, ous car OF css-
tie, Alsx. Long thrss cars, Willis Ar.
mold Two csr Of hinge sud Samuel
Black two csrs Of hogs. -.
H~utchIng's Photo.
graphS are the best.
Pnces 40 low 40 first
class workmanship and
material will permit.
Awarded gold medal by
Photographers AoSocla.
ton Of Missouri, EstAb-
llohed 1923. 2Otf. q,
The Marshall republican., 1901-08-16

Llms. Plastss.. hals, &C.,
L. Cs0aoo Lombog G
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-07

LADIES to 90 piecework for us at home;
we furnish all materials and pay 81 to
$12 weekly. Send stamped envelope to
Royal Co., "a Monroe ST., Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-07

S-l2verywhere: either sex; Ia
rema diamonds; experts puzzled to de-
.ect from genuine; liberal commission;
catalogue: sample (ring or studl free
on application. Zarema Diamond Co,
113 Adams St. Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-07

FOR RENT-Two large furnished cot
tages at Deephaven, Lake Minneton-
ka; beautiful grounds golf links, and
within a few minutes walk from ST.
Louis hotel. Apply j. F. Conklin &
Zonne Co., LIS Temple Court, Mime
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-07
THE ST. PAUL TRUST. COMPANY
FOR RENT.

~ 5kit+E fOfL= GENE.
Dayton Az, No. 1873 rooms, all
improvements :. -. $95. 90
Holly Av.. No. SSH rooms, hard
wood, furnace, all improvements. 80 go
Selby Av., No. 512-11 rooms, furna. e,
eas. BATH ETC. .s:..:: ....::.....:........ $500
Iglehart St., No 407-S rooms, fur
mace, gas, bath, ETC. .. q. 90
Martin ST., Ne. 5Fe-7 rooms, bath,
closet, and furnace .....t.... q. 90
Bates AY.. No. HOS rooms, all i'm
provements, furnace, ETC. 0.... 30. 90
University Ay., No. 690-9 rooms,
closet bath, etc. .......'.. .....'...... q. 90
West 3rds St. No. 2&-Flat, 5 rooms,
gas, bath. closet, etc. ........... Il. 90
Minnesota St.. No. 540--2nd floor,
rooms, city water, closet ....... IA 90
E. WinifRed StA,sa no 393774-F1at, s
rooms, basement and 1st floor,
closet, bath, etc ............!.. 1900
Mississippi ST., No 704-7-room de-
tached house, city water .... 1900
Gaultier ST., No. 1098-7 rooms, city
water -. =. .......... IL 90
Also several small houses and flats in
different parts of the city at reasona BILE
rental and in good condition. Can and
see our list.
~ TILE ST. PAgE TRUST CO.,
Endicott Building.
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AUcTIoHIsa.ssALEs.

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AUCTION TOMORROW i'm
portant unresersed sale at aue-
ton tomorrow, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, ThursdaS and Friday
next, commencing, r,asS 10 am, and
: p m. sharp each day, of a very
large and most Nai9Able collection
of Grand Rapids and New York
sample pieces of-higA class furni-
ture or every description (nine
sclid car loads also the very val
tiaue FsrituTe saG1f re ao rgla'a Of ST Mich eh
igan av., Chicago, HI, including
rare mahogany Fpieces in Shera-
ton, ChipEendale.- -Heppelwaite and
other colonial designs; Russian
French, Belgian and English metal
articles, grandfather hail clocks,
oriental and other rugs, carved,
lockwood, oil paintings, water col-
ors. rare old cngravings, bronzes.
bric-a-brac, old china, colonial
mirrors, curioS. draperies, fine fur
nlture coverings. etc. etc,
HUBERT BOWN s. Co,
Auctioneers.
A and 46 Seventh st S.. Minneapolis.
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Whes4e Wants Gan Be
...Eeff for Insertion Ea...
The Globe
SO ire Fate of z Cent per
WOF&. no [nseSs dfORss AC-
Ceafe6 less than IS Gents.
FerScrsl Clalrvoyants Fort;.n, Tellsr and
Medical Classifications
e Gents Per Word.
WAhT COluMN BRANCH OFFICES:


CONGER BROS, Druggists,
Selby avenue. corner st. Albans; 400 Sell
by avenue, and $40 University avenue.
RICE STREET PHARMACY
ALBERT w. BoRK.
Corner Mississippi and Nash streets.
SAMPBkll BROS, Selby and Victoria.
S: II. REEVES. Druggist. Seven corners.
STRAIGHT BROS, Druggists.
Rondo and Grotto streets.
A I. GUERNSEY 81 SON. Druggists.
III North Dale street
PEOPLES PHARMACY.
798 East Seventh street.
E. B. ROLLINS, -D:aggist,
SEVER WESLEY. Druggist.
Maria avenue and East Third street.
w. A FROST & CO.. Druggists,
Selby and Western avenues
WALTER NELSON. Druggist,
University avenue and Rice street
RIETZIIE & CO, Druggists,
Selby and Western avenues.
A & G. SCHUMACHER. Druggists,
400 West Seventh street.
HoLcoMB & MAGNUsoT: 8. S.xna avenue
YosT's PHARMACY. 20
BOTHER & CO.. Druggists.
6IS Grand avenue, corner So. Albans
G. I. HELLER. Colonnade.
j. P. JELINEK & CO.
A. A. CAMPBELL.
Louis and Rondo streets.
East Seventh street. corner Sibley.
II. ]. MCALL 4S3 Broadway.
Ninth and St. Peter
GEORGE c. DAvFNPORT.
e7S East Seventh street.
B. A. TREAT. 442 Broadway street.
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BICYCLES,
LOST AND F0UND

Sc~oCoO0S~eS-S~~~~~Oo~
DOG LOST-Red Irish setter, male, two
teetn out of one side of jaw. Return
4l5 Park av. and receive reward. L. ].
Wilde.
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TIITON ST, 5S-Good furnished roorus,
with or without board; all conven-
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

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MISC HILL removes supert1uous hair,
moles, ETC., by electricity; only positive
and permanent remedy; references Civ
en- Room "a. Mannheimer building.
Ri9RUSTER is guaranteed to develop the
bust in six weeks; acts directly up,,n
ana en!argesz the glands of the breast
Mrs. Myra Field, Carleton Bldg. ST.
Louis, Mo.