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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
Presbyterian Synod Meets
at Little Rock October Fl

the presbyteiy of Pine Bluff, Rev.
J. NJ Brown. d. d, Of Fordyee.
Thta sday, I a. Biography Of
Rev. J. W. Moore, Judge Joseph w.
Martin, Little Rock Biography Of
Rev. Joshua Green. BY Rev. $. w.
Davis of Fayetteville. 7:3o u. ~ bi
saaphE ef RaH Isaac Long, d. D.,
aH snort history 4f the Arkansas
college b. Rev. James p. Thornton,
OF Ratas7tffe f5ae aphY Of Rev.
Tdo0aa r. Veth = D. for twenty
five years pastor Of the First church
OF Little Bock. and II the time Of his
de= tn om of The United States pro
siaee mtai8eas# #ta Canada by Hon.
p. <. johnson. of Little Rock,
F1daN.- $50 p.aa.-i4istorT 4 Pres
byJorianism in Arkansas, by Hon. G.
y. Moore. Of TeHarkana.
Saturday viii be devoted to miscel-
lane0us business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15

The Presbyterian Synod of Arkan-
sas will meet next Tuesday night in
seni-centennitl celebration at the
First Presbyterian church ii Little
Rock. of which Dr. s. G. Miller IS
pastor.
The session will last dultas tbe re
maindeI OF next week beginning Tpes-
day night. The Arkansas synod com
prises the Whole STATE and about foo
churches. Au elaborate program has
been prepared. nd tie exercises VIII
consist Of memorial sermons and his-
toGies by the a8lest mcn OF the stale.
The synod met last year in Fort
Smith.
Following is the outline OF the pro
gram. as prepared by Dr.. Miller:
October u, 7:30 p. m.-Open ser
mon. Rev. Il. c. Barrett, Richmond,
Mo-, formerly pastor cf the First
church Of Little Rock. Election OF
officers, Judge Nenophon Ryland Of
Lexington Mo- being the retiring
moderator.
Wednesday, October 90, II a. NJ
biographical sketches of ruling elders,
Gen. B. W. Green, Little Rock. Busi-
ness. 7:30 p H.. reading history of
the presbytery OF Arkansas, Rev. f.
C. Bingham. Mariana. History OF the
presbytery of Washborne. Rev. NJ.
Men. Mckay, Fort Smith, History
of presbytery of Ouachita. Rev, J. c.
Williams, Junction City. History OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15

CHICAGO. Oct 15.-'We have de-
our people by poor music,
spclared Rev. Thomas B. Neeley, adj
Missing the anniversary meeting OF
6e Church Extension society and the
Sunday School union of the Rack Riy-
|er conference, last night.
"John Wesley wouldn't let his PEI
|nle sing such stuff and doggerel as is
(,sed today in our Sunday schools,
hontinued Nh. Neeley. "Methodism
HI it's beginning sang such songs as
Jesus. I.s9er Of Ny soul'-sanss that
bnpeal to the intellect AVID the seal.
Wesley sang Vital Spark of Heavenly
Flame. To3E we have a lot 81 poor
music. il Is miserable. Yoa can't
make sacred music oGt. .ot danes muse
Ind We ha18 tee ma9s= Ga5Hee times IL
tu song b. -.
eDsaee music Las So place il a
areh. am u5s discus. 80 whether
lncfag proper 1f aat# bHH must
dare 5.a3Eatieatls thg taa music
dancing appeals only to e4e senses
b. should 81 kept oat ef tha Sunday
lsoaIs ~ atEiee IS tai 10
t bas aAE sons beaEs VIII a9ea
=
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-Rnanls Redcenaed.

Little Rock, Oct l5.-The state debt
board consisting Of GOV. Davis, Sec
retaly of State Crockett, Treasurer
Upton and Auoiter Monroe, held a
meeting Yesterday and six $1,000
bonds Of The endowment fund Of the
state university We're redeemed. They
belong to the permanent fund. The
price paid was at par. They were
purchased from Mr.. McDoWll of st.
Louis. The board will redeem all
bonds offered at this rate. Few, how
ever, are being offered, or the bonded
indebtedness OF the state would soon
be wiped out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
a. Coles. the Druggist
Divorced 1@ro11 Ills ii :

egE except Iso9sonH - oRegts Is
54 {. dlHs sore.
Wherefore ha plays that The bonds
OF WedleeA be severed and that he be
restoIed to the rights Il an unmarried
man, ana that the custody Of the
children be awarded to the plaintiff
by appropriate orders Of the court.
The defendant filed an answer ad-
mitting allegations OF the plaintiff ea-
cept that She denied that she had de-
serted and absented herself from the
plaintiff for the period of one year
before this action was commenced.
She asked to be discharged with her
costs.
The proceedings were argued be
fore Chancellor Elliott Tuesday after
noon and de decreed for the plaintiff,
granting him divorce and awarding
lin the custody Of the children until
further orders Oh the court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15

Little Rock Democrat sakcs
blowing view OF the alleged ku-
r. case. Which view is shared by
|at Pine Bluff:
young man Robert L. Lee, OF
|Blutf, Who charges that he has
twice whipped in the daytime
man named Tully and two or
lflends makes out a weak case.
Est be easily managed if Tully
Gree him to resign his position
compnay him to Highland Park,
CITY, where he was given a Sc
Nhlpplng, and then returned
oWn and forced to buy a ticket
aboard an Iron Moutain train.
Story IS true, he had already
eVerely whipped or ku-kluxed
ana his friends, and, know
lnconsiderate they would be
anatomy it is strange that on
|ohd demand that he go with
9 he did not make a kick and
protection of his employers
OF submitting as tamely as he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
View OF the Ku=kIux Case

represents TO the public. Then again
the locality is very Indefinite. There
ale several houses III the neighbor-
hood OF Highland Park and if he was
whipped as severely as represented
l.4s cries should have brought assist
ance provided of course, he made 2ny
outcry. i is strange indeed that in
pawning Che ring and purchasing a
ticket he should never have thought
OF appealing to the police for protec-
ton He must have been hypnotized
all this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
THE OPENING RECEPTION
OF THE Y. NJ. c. A. TO YOUNG
MEN FRIDAY NIGHT.
Friends Of Associa alton, Both Ladies
and Gentlemen Invited
to Be Present.

The opening reception of the Y. NJ.
G. A. to the young men of Pine Bluff
occurs Friday night from to II
O'Clock. There will be Il committee
Of young ladies to do the receiving
The entertainment will be in the na-
ture of an apollo concert and basket
ball game. It is the intention 10
make the reception inte esting and
pleasant t. all who attend and it is
desired that all members Of the asso-
ciation invite their friends 10 be pres
cnt, ladies as we'll as gentlemen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15

ir. IS. eeiUs,= =rae A-aia street
lsgsa Ta a. shteeed divorce PFC
,dings in tlle ohanceI3= court askins
i the bonds Ct matrimony existing
Eeen INN and Edna J Coles be dis
Eed The petitioner sets up that
land the defendant were married in
ferson county, April %, 1891, to
)eN union was born two children,
Is, aged eleven and seven yeals
J the defendant deserted and abb
ted herself from the plaintiff with
! reasonable cause for more than
! year before the commencement Il
action and the defendant has
b guilty of such indignities to the
|ptiff as to render his condition i'll
fintolerable. u
complainant states that the defend
S the owner of real and personal
erty and is amply able to pr
for herself; that he has no prop
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
MEET

mobiles are invited to come and !.
good time is assured them
Tie rt}i ices ere advised TO present
themselves at Masonic Temple. COZ.
re- Second avenue and Pine street,
q 80 q N. sharp.
The proclamation concludes viii,
an inquiry. II says:
Anxious friends would be pleased
t Icasa g tae=8 .e5oabouis Of lNehcm-
- Nebte nesfe Some have IL
seolt Aim since our ceremonial in fIea
Springs !asr May When they last
saw linn he was going eps We hope
he may return that he IN b. viii
us ON this occasion
Tie following is the Arab patrol
Mobiles Frank r. Christian. r bert
York, 7. E. Gillespie William Book.
Burton c. Pickens James D. Niece
hee Eugene Norman, Frank Z. Skip.
With. John w. Lawson, Robert NJ
Black FREQ w. Gregory William
Breatllwit John ". Patterson. Chas.
p King.
Committees for the occasion are
as follows:
General eommittee-Nobos W. L.
Foney, Arthur G. Jordan, Edgar Brew.
ster.
Committee on Mobiles Ar
thur G. Jordan w. B. Alexander, Fred
l.. Dilley,
flsas@peraattoa -Nobles
Il. n. Gal6rafth, z NJ. 1iIfoy James
8e5eH.19a Nobs4 II
Fzaa5ez Brewster and IaHT, Sebastian
Gefrade, I'd !8y5s zgtfQ= GTaama*
$50 5E 1aas G. ~
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5az 5sa5za=zz1= 5ssa# a# #aH
aai# l5s5.5s
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rsa - eisE d44aa - ffIogs:
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.aas tH=#5fl#a4 ..
GaaI1e RQd-
5#aat f5s ee94Maaia masfeT;
#ail4ae 81 ceremonial
Ja58 l.. caldwell dit'eetar;
.laiaes G. At4siHs marshal; William
3. ffiIaaHef. captain Of The eHa3d;
William J. D. Vernon, outel, guard
n e. Williams, Jno. D. Lootzerfch.
Ghas. T. NcGHen. alchomists; Frank
H. CAristian captain Arab patrol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
Scaeiy Guest of Fort Smith.

Fort Smith, Ak. Oct 15.-Fort
Smith is en- fete in honor of Admiral
Schley who today began two days
visit in tho city as a guest OF the
carnival association. 4 round OF en-
tertainment in honor Of the distin-
euished visitor has been prepared,
leading f. ture being the presenta'
tion OF : handsome sword by the
Knights Templar. of which order
Admiral Schley is member. The
cit1 Is filled with yisiters, many Of
them from considerable distance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
Hon. r. B. Macon Suddenly III.

Brinkley. Oct. 15.-Hon. r. B. Macon
of Helena, Democratic nominee for
congress from the First district, was
taken suddenly i'll and tocN to his
bed in this city last night. He is billed
to speak at Piggott. Paragould, Corn
ing and Harrisburg. and was en- route
to those points to fill his engagements
all = which he is forced to cancel be-
cause of his illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
DESERVING OF INQUIRY
Judge Grace DenounCes Practice of
Certain Township Officials

cases from Esquire Baldwin's court
in Washington township, Judge Grace
observed that Constable Joe Pilkinton
and Deputy Constable Hall were in
yariably marked on the papers as
witnesses before the circuit court.
After making some remarks not of a
complimentary nature concerning the
two Washington county officials. he
said that the practice was a species
Of corruption deserving inquiry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15

The. criminal docket has been taken
I'M in thecircuit court and several
netty appeal cases were disposed OF
this morning either by being nolle
crossed or referred back to the magis-
trates to be enforced.
hrought forth some esthrdluhj jSHRDL
One fact which came to Judge
craca,s attention this morning
hronah forth some iatner caustic Re-
marks from the court. o1 the appeal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
BIG CHURCH MEETING.
Disciples of Christ Assemble From
Everywhere at Omaha.

Omaha. Neb.. Oct. 15.-Local rail
road men estimate that mcre strang-
ers have arrived in Omaha during the
Iast twenty-four hours than ever be-
fore in the citys history.
twenty-five thousand is given as
a conservative estimate OF the mum
Der Of persons brought in by the ar
riying trains from all directions, Ho-
tells and boarding houses are filled t.,
oyerfoWing and the streets and other
public places are thronged
The visitors are deleG8toa e tie
international convention Of Disciples
9f Christ which begins is sessions To-
norr@w to continue en- week This
is the largest bodz Of Christian eoH'5-
e1@ which assemble undo or head.
and thei# anna @athezis= az aaae
t51a occasion Of great sanaeZ3sfie
Ife@ II over t6e world tse
l5aEa come. faH# #tse church.
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From a6iee af
ae azsad States ease= come 7f=itosa :
f3g5 saa 5aaaS
s1s5a an ..4. a7al aHszse n53 G
&c Hax Tho badges 10
abon1 tie streets today indi-
bat he largest deIasa6i= AZ are
from Missouri. Kentucky indiana
lNansas Arkansas Tennessee. Hi
nei@. Oklahoma Ohio. Nebraska, Tex
~ and Micbigan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
AMAZES PHYSICIANS.
Before Dying Youth Walks Half Mile
With Broken Neck.

with Broken Neck.
Danyille, Ill.,. Oct. f5.-After suf-
feiing a broken neck and the displace-
ment OF all the ribs in his right side,
William Hall. the 1s-year-old son of
Justice Of the Peace H. j. Hall. walk
ed to the street car line, a half-mile
distant from the place of his injury,
and rode tt his home in South Dan
Vile, where he alighted without as
sistance and Walhed to his home,
two squares distant A few seconds
after the arrival of a doctor he eX-
pi.ed. His injuries We're received by
The turning eTer ot wagon contain
ing q nQtt ng narfy. HILL was trampl-
ed on b. he aarses. His wonderful
vitality has amazed leoal physicians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-15
Why Bourland Switched.

a correspondent writes the Demo
crat: ''In my opinion, Bourland was
switched to the race for the attorney
genera lship in order to carry out the
combination with McRae." Perhaps,
so; time will tell.-Little Rock Demo
crat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

BIGGEST proposition for gardeners, near
city; you cannot afford to miss these
gardens; cheap; come at once. Hors-
nells. 81 Union block. Feb. 8.
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POPULAR WANTS
Barnes & Larkin.
lO4 East Fourth Street.

Si,590-A brand new eight-room house.
located on Laurel av., strictly modern,
built for home and cannot be dupli-
Gated for the money; oak finish and
fiGors, hot water heat, nickel plumbing;
a fine nome for someone.
St 600 large seven-room house, locat-
ell on Case ST., near the corner Of Burr.
with large basement and beautifully
decorated throughout; city water and
sewer connections.
S70O-Will buy a fye-room cottage on
Thomas St, near Marion ST.
- ,l5O-A property worth CAREFUL COM
sideration; eight fine rooms, oak finish,
furnace heat, bath, gas and fixtures;
stone walks, nice shade trees; full size
lot, location, St. Anthony hill This
house belongs to a nonresident and
must be sold.
Tf,20O-Brand new house, located at
Merriam Park, strictly modern, hard
wood finish, hot water heat, etc.
$S!'0-Lot on Holly ay., east of Grotto
st.
S4.550-Two lots on Summit av., near
Victoria ST., S0x250.
$1,3oo-Lot on Goodrich ay., near Avon.
S950-Lot on Marshall av., near Dewey,
at Merriam Park, south-facing; size.
56x150.
BARNES & E.ARKaM.
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BARNES G. L-ARKaN.
WHY PAY RENT
Answer-'f Must Have a Home and
AM Unable to Buy"

Are You as happy and independent as
II you owned your own home? Ans;
Would you like to own your own
home?
Ans: 81 certainly would, but'-HoId
on! Wait a minute and find out what
you can do before you finish that but"
tirst-You are able to own a home il
you pay rent
Second-You will be as Independent as
any other landlord when you accept our
offer to yeu-and now is the time. Our
way Of supplying you with a home built
United States, will suit you. Absolute
security and safety we give you leaving
no room for butts" and ifs
If You are interested in home happi-
ness, good citizenship independence and
other good things, it will pay you to sea
what
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
WANT COLUMN BRANCH OFFICES:

CONGER BROS, Druggists, Selby ave-
nue., corner St. Adams; 409 Selby
avenue, and S49 University avenue.
RICE STREET PHARMACY, 500 Rice
street
ALBERT w. BoRK. corner Mississippi
and Mash streets.
CAMPBELL BROS. Selby and Victoria.
8: II. REEVES, Druggist, Seven Corners
SIRA lG.if BROS, Druggists, Rondo
and Grotto streets.
A. T. GUERNSEY & SON, Druggists, Ia
North Dale street
Peoples PHARMACY, 79S East Sew
enth street.
&. b. ROLLINS, Druggist, 295 West Sew
SEVER WESTBY. Druggist. Maria ave-
nue. and East Thi-G street
w. a. FROST & CO, Druggists. Selby
and Western avenues.
WALTER NELSON. Druggist University
avenue and Rice street
RIETZkE d CO, Druggists. .Selby and
Western aVenGcs.
a. & G. SCHUMACHER, Druggists, 499
West Set emth streets.
HoLCOMBE & MAGNUsON, 951 Payne
YosTs PHARMACY, Dale and Uni
BOTHER & co. Druggists. G7S Grand
avenue, corner St Adams.
G. T. HELLER. Colonnade. St. Peter and
Tent: streets
J. p. JEIIINEK & CO., SCI West Sew
Cnth street
A. 4. CAMPBELL, Louis and Rondo
streets.
w X COLLIER, East Seventh street,
II. J. BTCALI. 4S3 Broadway.
DRELS' PHARMACY. corner Ninth and
St Peter streets.
GEORGE G. DAVENPORT & CO.. 97S
JOHN IODINE & co, SS1 Payne ave-
B.A TREAT, a42 Broadway.
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WANTED TO BUY FARM LANDS.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
WANTED TO BUY-REAL ESTATE

WANTED-A home for your wife and
children; if you will but start an &C.
count with us, our Home Savings Banks
will make it easy. Security Trust Com
DanV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

True VALUES in mems shoes at So
rensen's 153 e. 9TH st. Any shoe for
81 so; no more, no less.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALES.

A YOUNG LADY wanted to take vocal
Oh instrumental music and have home In
private family IN return for care OF
two small children. Call at 1012 Ea;i-
more fla is.
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HOUSEKEEPER wanted; Danish pre-
ferred; also houseworkers at Golden
Rule Employment office, q East Sew
enth. Room 500.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING AIACIIINES-For ten days only,
drop head. WILCOX & Gibbs latest style
SAG; agents price, SO. 50 West Seventh.
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@~~~-o0-N-~-"~"-~~~~fS~T >~~~-~-@0-0-@-~-@-~-@-~~
As LITTLE PLAIN TAiLE-Rand, Nc
Nally & Co. have just issued a new
pocket atlas Of the world; it contains
Shrew- over 400 pages Of maps and de-
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reports; neatlEa apd durably bound; fits
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where; sample and agents terms pail,
ed to your address upon receipt Of %
cents, Rand, aMcNally & Co., Chicago,
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SHOE REPAIRING while you wait;
mems oak soles, soc; seWed, 75c; rubber
heels all kinds, 40c. Sorensen's, 1873 e.
Seventh st.
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POPULAR WANTS
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HELP WANTED-MALES.

AMERICAN CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS
at Winecke & Doerr's, 1868 Robert st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

Gee A SHARE; full paid stock is The
Alta Mines company, Of Telluride, Col;
Albert c. Blatz, Milwaukee, treasurer;
mine producing; mill nearly completed;
funds needed to acquire contiguous
properties; write for prospectus; bank
and commercial references. Win. J.
Morgan & Finck, Financitl Agents,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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AGENTS everywhere; new household rs
cessity; everybody buys; low price:
sample by mail. Il cents C. NJ Free
man. los Arcade, Cleveland Ohio
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DETECTIVES-Ev locality, good sal
+ airy, experiences unnecessary. Interna-
tional Detective Agency, Milwaukee,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

LARGE COMPANY desires to employ a
bright man in each town 10 introduce
weekly salary paid. address Otto Vo-
dak 256 4. kinzie St. Chicago. III.
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TYPEWRITING MACHINES.

e-~~~N~~-~-~~-o-0-@~~ ~-@~10~~~@~@-o-~-~~~
BUY typewriters with rent you pay; all
makes. Fay Sho" Agency 2o7 Hen
nepin av.. MINNEAPOLIS: all makes:
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POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

@~~-~~~~~0-~@-~~-~~0~~~~~
FOR RENT-$250 Eight-room house, 424
Fort ST., corner West Ninth ST. Inquire
e: Il. Schliek. 3l8 SihleY ST.
FOR RENT-Cheap. 274 Pleasant ay.;
very desirable location. Sprague, 255
Sherman.
UPHOLSTERY WORK and coterlng at
half usual price at our Eighth Annual
Discount MidWintcr Sale Schroeder 81
Dickinson. 16 East Sixth
WANTED-Ine people to know that the
flrst dollar saved is but an incident;
the second dollar saved starts the habit
that will lead to wealth. Security Trust
Company.
THE OKYDoNOR never fails to cure
eatarrh. &. S. wilson, 5l9-6i1 ~ Y.
Life, st Paul; M. IL Third It. nor III,
Minneapolis.
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DO YOU want to make money? Our sys-
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lars; mention paper Hammond & Co.,
q Park Row. n. Z. city.
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notice, Dayid's Dream Book, Court
ship and Marriage, Fortune Teller
Palmistry. Parlor Magic; catalogue
free. Mobiles Publishing House, st.
Paul.
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THE OXYDONOR never fails to cIl.e
chronic diseases of any Kind. @. 5.
Wilson, 610-6ll N. Y. Life, st. aul; No.
II Third st. north, Minneapolis.
WANTED Yourself, your wife or child
to start a. savings account with US. Sc
curity Trust Company
UPHOLSTERY WORK and covering at
half usual price at our Eighth Annual
Discount MidWinter Sale. Schroeder &
Dickinson, 16 East Sixth
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A BARREL OF MONEY will soon accu-
muiate if you have one of our Home
Savings Banks; they cost you nothing.
Security Trust Company.
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UPHOLSTERY WORK and covering at
half usual price at our Eighth Annual
Discount Midwinter Sale Schroeder 4
Dickinson, lG East Sixth
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

SALES WOMEN-R Retail millinery house
wants several good salesladies. Ad
dress stating experience, reference and
salary expected; letters treated strictly
confidential. ID 9, Globe.
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FOR RENT-TWo front rooms The on
first floor, furnished for light house
keeping; modern and within walking
distance. Y q. Globe
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WANTED TO BUY.

W AN 4 Ed 10 . Il
WANTED-Engine, a % H. P. horizontal
stationary steam engine, self contained
or side crank (no center crank; must
be in first-class condition; give full de-
Scription; spot cash. o. H. Olson
Volga. Wis.
UPHOLSTERY WORK and covering ut
half usual price at our Eigntn Annual
Discount MidWinter Sale Schroeder &
Dickinson, 16 East Sixth.
WANTED TO BUY-A secondhand ele-
vator, seven feet wide, sixteen or sew
enteen feet long for three-story build
ing. 20 West Fourth st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
MEDICAL.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.

CHEAP TO EUROPE@B. G.. Benson.
Wisconsin Central office, 373 Robert ST.,
between Fifth and Sixth. Telephone
1860
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOVELTIES.

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SEND PHOTO and 70 cents for our
handsome medallions; indestructibie
anG an ornament to every home w. w
Stivers 61G Ryan Bids St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
DENTISTS.

DR.. SCHIFFMAN, 1873 Fast Sixth-Pain-
less extracting. gold nlling Toe up; 9TH
ers, SOC up; cleaning Soc up; solid z2-k
$3.50 up; full set. 81 to $40 Op. ladie5
entrance of Ryan.
THE OXYDONOR never fails to cue
pneumonia C. S. Wilson, b10-611 ~ Y.
Life, ST. Paul; No, Il Third St. north.
MINNEAPOLIS
UPHOLSTERY WORK and covering at
half usual price at our Eighth Annual
Discount MidWinter Sale. Schroeder &,
Dickinson, 16 East Sixth.
TEETH extracted free of charge for
short time on Mondays OF each week,
from to 4 o clock. DR.. G. E. Magraw,
$3.50 East Seventh st.