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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-09
HISTORIC HOUSES
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houses, so to speak, Colonial Danes seek
for more ancestral homes. Colonial
Danes of Ohio, for instance, removed
from the main colonial setting of the
Atlantic Coast, soothe their preservative
spirit with small clap-boarded building;
but this unpretentious cabin at Marietta
seems sacred to patriotic women of Ohio,
for indeed it is distinguished as the oldest
building in the State; and, built in 1888
by General Rufus Putnam as his frontier
headquarters, it was the nucleus of the
first settlement. Thus worthy of most
reverent care, these fair patriots purpose
to restore it to its original setting, making
it museum for mementos of early DAYS
of Ohio
The Colonial Danes of Georgia, on the
other hand, rehabilitated an old powder
magazine near Charleston, built away
back in 1903, as meeting place for patri-
otto doings. Together with several other
patriotic societies of women, Colonial
Danes of Pennsylvania contributed to
the restoration of Congress Hall, Phila-
delphia, their share being the senate
chamber. Within its revered walls they
receive on Flag Day" hundreds of school
children, not forgetting to tell the colonial
tale of old: How George Washington
presided over the first and second con-
crosses of the United States in this
room, and how, standing at one end of
the room, he solemnly took the oath of
office the second time.
Another evidence, indeed, of reverence
of Colonial Danes for tine-honored
structures crops out in North Carolina,
where the Danes make annual pilgrimage
to the artistic vine-covered ruins of old
St. Philips Church. Built in 1925 on
land specifically reserved for the glory
of God" as the chronicles of the society
declare, it enjoyed the patronage of
King George IL, who, desiring that
services may be performed with de-
cency," presented the church with dec
orous-looking prayer-books and SUPPLIES.
So one might meander along in the
record books of Colonial Danes to the
end of the chapter-only there isn't any
end, for next year, and the year after,
probably will find them in the fine old
profession of historic house-preserving.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28
&roptnierne.

|. GDberi al &eiteboler.
Eoo &obeogaaroen Jrijie1loal UNDER
@rebifabet. 6riiienborg er ser forte
ben Scat begaoet ct %betp6eligt &elte.
baletpperi of "a @eite, Ser ito0 paa
Marfen, bar @alerne ifaor,1e al 6e
90. 5agen er mclbt til &olitiet.
Marbus 8iipeitoI. @eo
Mar6ms Gifts Sommerlanoemp0e
bar lamtlige &roplter peotaget Sem
pen6elie til Yrofesior, 81. tbeol. s..
Ma6ie EN- | &igbenban11 meo 2nifet ON
at faa &rofesioren til @iifop efter
8iifop Glaniens 5ilbagetreoen. Spis
Grofesioren ifnloe bite Zig pillig, bill
ser 90 ife Mnlpgning til Minilteriet.
SoetbeI6. @oaroeier aofoeo,
&unegaar0, Slater, 8ornbolm, pil6e
ben 6. %. foretage en- 5nr til Sgen
TOR at baoe. &an tog iom iprig Sfpt-
te S%agtbpsien meo, for ON Ser ifuloe.
tilbDoe fig 2eiligbe0 til at ifp6e ct CT.
Ter anoet Gil0t. 9a &ofoeo er fom-
men til Stranoen, opoager BON, at
Der Tiger Ell 5albl,11o paa en- S5tten.
Staff gif &ofoe0 i 8anoet, Hge til Or
meme, lagoe an % bar iaa beloig at
trGffe salbrnoen i%aaleoes, at Sen,
.orpbtes. Sen bar ca. 3H sos lang
% %inoebolot, % ben blep fogt al, 90
Softer 9ran. Sens 9fino bar ref
betpoelig gRroi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

8 al i tie Gle E t.
Ofeo Geoiertoget fra GNf(u1o o1-
fom forleoen 25 goli5iife @ooseiere
til &js6elbaon for at itubere set oan-
fife 9a10brng. Sc ealioiife @jaltcr
ogteoe at belpge SSllbilnumsoDrif1et
% oercitcr, tiltrGIe Ell 9iejie til for
ifiellige Gele al 9anoet for at ie Sc
Iorbolo, unoer bpilfe set ba1jfe
2anobrug pirfer, % sen Tremgalms=
maaoe, Ser onpel1oes. 9e frcmmeoe
@iglter pil 81. a. beige Srifoliun1,
set ltore @ejeri peo &oslep Station
poa SiG1lon6.
5lptter Storfene / r a
9 mdrf til GU 9 G?
Set ct / 6e ienere 9(ar ofte l1otalt, ct
5tortene efterbaonoen bliper iielo=
mere | Ganmorf, og man far tentt
Jig, at Spoprfninger, al bore Moier
og / set bele ltopitlingen / bort 2an6.
brug gioroe Set paniteligere for 5tor-
fene at bierge llofommet fer / 2an-
oct. N1 mel6es ser tmiolerti0 fra
Sberige, at Storfene bliper talrigere
ser; napnltg / 2on6sbperne / set pelt=
ltge 5pertge mener man / @ar at
bape f%ienoelig flere Storfe ems ellers.
We6ens man fer / 9onmorf, bpor
Statiitifen ellers benpttcs til ioa me-
get, bar labet Set benitoa / Set npisie,
bporleoes Set pirfelig forbol6er fig
meo Storfens Silbogegm,g, tages ser
/ 5pcrige sSnitiatip til at .faa &e6e
oper oeres %formooeoe 6rcmgang. @n
&ioenifobsmon6 / @9teborg bar l1o<
talt Hnifc ONT at faa tilieuot nermere
Spgipelier ON Storfens Jorefomlt,
iGrlig / 8obnslen og @cjtergotlon6,
og iamti0ig opfororer bon til at freoe
og bcifptte Sen for iaa mango flor
TONNE 5ugl, ser biotil bar pGret me-
re uoiat for at blipe ifl,ot / 5perige
ems / 9anmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Spgipelier ON Storfens 5orefomlt,
ierlig / @obnslen % @citereotlnr6,
% iamtioig opfor6rer ban til at freoe
og bcifptte Sen for iao mango flor
fomne sSugl, ser bi6til bor peret me-
re uoiat for at blipe if,,ot / Sperige
ems / 9anmarf.
&jbbenbann.
Yengene fum igien. s
@rnn0eierbunfen pna @ommel 5orp
/ &iebel1bapn blep ser forle6en flor
Spiton0elie. st @uo fra &etsellerer
6rimoot raa6te nem1lig pluolelig, at
bans Segneboa bar blenen i%tioalet fri
BAN. Sg S%egneboeen bar ser 49,
600 ST., bporaf 800 &roner / &on=
to1ter. &elter por I Mnpisninger.
&olitiet blen ejebltffelig ,moerrettet
'og belle 8atfen blep gjennemipgt ira
pperlt til neoerft, men .l10en Meinltot.
&engetoifen par fpotlpit foripunoen.
Set bar bpilt beipn6erligt! Men en6<
MI beipnoerltgere bar Set, at en- Sime
efter fan0t marr Segnebogen meo ollie
&engene % Mnptsninacrne i goo 8e-
Dol0 = / ct ortoet Nofole al 8anfen!
@tatsraao Sonas s OF
I / II er afaoaet beo 9poen / en-
Nl6er at IS s(or. Sen 9lfoeoe bar
Sen at SEN betien6te literere Cont
Ter @6uarb Collin og blep foot / &ie-
bentapn Ben 8. Mpril 1910. &all
llep Stu6ent / t9-slors Mloeren cg
tog @oetltertonferens / 3oologi i
1865. @anS llug6omsaor bar for.
bolaSpis ries paa Splepelier. san
cf6rdo iaaleets fine Stuoier for 1T
teltege / &ri9en ga. % bar oeltog
lammen mes 8. 6. Mnoerien / lnn.
gere &ejier poa begge Si0er al Mio<
hel6apet. S 1870 blep sen u1tge
3colog. aaiat iom @egicrinaens &s,1-
?l1le11t / eager ongaaenoe 9ltersii:
%iferiet. Sen If6doe far n6foloct e.
meget %betpos!ig pi0eniobelig literur
Girflon1be0.
en- gru 0 @Ie e M o.
e T. Gn 6rl1 &olborien pao 6re-
%oerifsberg bar / nogen Sis iio6et ar.
r%e]teret for Outstanding at 8erm
lom bar gipet ber16e / Hleje. 9f1 er
Ser faloet Dom / benoes Sag, og
BUN er ilnppet meo A Mameoers
limpelt 6GugieI; Sen gruiomme
&pin0e bar bele Sioen erflqret fla
uifploig.
S Iiospu1ftet fra Mpril 1901 til
Sum- 1908 bar 6rr $. baft 90 8grn
/ &leie. Set er oplpit, at s af 8gr-
meme ct 6p0e UNDER oenne Nleiemo-
oerS Smiprg, me0ens ct nien0e Barn
opoe nmi0oelburt efter at bore fom-
met no at benoes Mipl. Sm 8 an6re
8br1, Ser er illtpne oerfra mes 9ipet>
er bet forflaret, at Sc mere ligneoc
Sfeletter ello -Iepen6e GGjener: Mogle
al Dem bar / sen BraO forlgmte, at
oeres lmaa &roppe bar buolpie pg
ga1tife o%beriaaeoc mes blo0ige 5aar.
st el1felt Moaneoer gamrnelt Barn
tanotes Ell Silltanb, Ser trooier e11-
bier Beifripelie. 8arnet bar / bog-
itabelig Soritanb f1tn gfin6 % &en.
5orneoen bar bets file 2egeme fplot
meo ltore, rp6e @tGrer, og Nrrnelte
lao Ct Saarz bppraf Mfuterie nitanO-
flso. Moffillige al @leiemooe=
rens &altolinger nioner ON Ell egen
Mrt raffineret 9noifab. SUN bar iaa-
leoes gjentagenoe beniat Inn faa
gamle gprn / flere Sinner
.aa ct folot % fugtigt &ulterfam-
met, og bun bar ofte laDet en- lille
Bige iiooe bdlppaaflnot paa Soften.
trappe1, roiat for @nI6e og 8lpit.
Sc fleite bill bel finoe 5traffen alt
tor rir1ge Gorbolb til 6e begaae0e
Jorbrpoelfers aaI % aarafter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Sm Sterrellen .of bette 9Dreifn,
faar man ipprigt Ell 6oreltilling
l1aar man bgrer, at ser til Seltent
por anpen6t 10000 lpbenoe fpa6r.
Mle11 2Grre6. Mnl9gget paa 6elle,
Sen bar foltet ca. 100000 Ser. &ie,
benbabns &oml1ne garantere6e 3d.,
600, Sreberifsberg 100000. 8eo
.Silifu0 fra pripate bar man facet Ell
Gum paa 10000. Minbit 100000
ifuloe Ser tages in6 / @ntre, for al
Sfrtet funoe bore Zig, og oct biier fig
MI, at 6enne Gum er life iao Ii6t
operifreoet. G%ilitrgmniftgen bar ubD,
re, napnlig Spnoag, Sen ii6ite Dag.
8lan0t Sc mango @ieiter> logoe man
iGrltg MGrfe til 500 ~iiellan6ife
&usmpno, ser babbe beret pao Mei=
ier | forifiellige Ggne af Siellano oe
paa 9ornbolm, % iom til 5lnt iam-
le6es beo 5f11et, bpis 8eitprelie COB
en- Mio6ag for bem ollie.
Sill Sfnet bar benDttet en- Cont
bola, bportl Der iolgtes 10000 Sob
Der, Ser ollie fit en- @eDinit. Sen
naititgrlte at oisie, en- flot @ioebeit,
blep pl1noet at Ell &usmano, Ser
ltrofs iolgte Dpret til en- @rosIern.
@ongefanilien oeltog flere @ange /
5dtligbeoerne, % fra 4ongen inoleb
Telegram. Der bar Ell MangbeD Del,
tagere fra grooerrigerne % set d.
igelloIano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28


Iigt Mpoe. &opeoitDreliens 6or-
snot1o @aaroeier, forbenp9ren6e
2anostingsmano Claus Sobannien
l11talte ber blan6t m0et:
y9anmarfs Notwithstanding" bar
/ set forlpbne Mar bolot ODER 1000
offentlige Mpoer. Mgitationen bar
foitet 154,100 &r. 81 far / Marets
Sob facet 1000 npe Me6lemmer, 1aa
hi er mi ca. $4,000 Meolemmer in-
oenfor oenne Organization.
@iennem &resien er i sen ii6ie1io
gaaet en- n0talelie at mig ON, at hi
in0en 1880 bap0e of1faffet Drifferiet
i 9anmarf. 9ette er min %olporlige
Mening. Sg leg ifal gierne bearun-
De Ben. @iemem 20 9lars Mrbeioe
Ear ri erobret BEN offentlige Mening.
Soft al ollie gamfnnoslag bar ilnt-
fa Jig til MfboloSiagen, 8resien og
De reltgieie Bartier itgtter III bore
8eitrabelier. @ioenlfaben bar iagt>
bba6 4lfobol er, og boorle6es Sen
Dirfer. Sort: 81 bar 1aaet meget i
25 glar. Den Stuno fommer fnart,
% aIe 25.aarige Mano % &pinber
beltemmer, ON Der ifal bore spiri-
h,siaIg % upifianfning i @om11ten
elIer.ei. Seq tror 81, bets 2gbet Of
25 Mar bill IDffes os at peroe Sen of
entliige Mering 6erben, at @~rifferiet
er uIofteuoig affaffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

~ ( u e le u
s Greren. st morlomt> 1nen piit-
nof noget eneltaaenoe Silfuloe pos
iereoe ferleoen Mften paa Sfjern 8a-
negaaro. 36 8ern fra Ell 9fole paa
2empigegnen meo 6eres 2prer, og en-
STOLE fra Moielun0, ser pors paa
Sommeruoflltgt, ifuloe ififte Sog I
Sfiern. 29reren fra 2empigegnei1
~ipaoiereoe li6t run0t paa Banegaar-
Den, og iaa babneoe ban omiioer +;
Set Gog, Ser ifuloe tigre 8grnene fra
@%oieluno pit paa. Sn6en Sogets
|Mfgang tom Stationsforitanoeren till
fGl6igpis oerDen, og 2ereren flyer
90:
uSSa, Der iiooer leg 10 mco alle
mine"
uSSa, bpor largt ifal Seq"
n8i ifal til 2empig."
r9il 2empig! men Goget gaar 10
pit paa; ifal S til 2empig, 8prn?"
yMei, hi ifal til Moieluno."
Nan fit 2areren omiioer 9jnene cit
Sm1le paa @lem % opoageoe, at
Bprnene life bar bans, og ban maatte
10 iaa nb. De SO 8brn bapoe bapt
iaa meget Smlgbsi &opebet at Sc bar
TONNE ! BET rette 3oe og rejit biem.
90; men De bap1e life tenft paa, at
oe ifnl0e paste paa oeres 2arer. Nn
maatte ban t%elegrafere, at ban babbe
taget Sell al @l1snnmeret, men at 6e
fln1be pente bam omgaaenoe.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-04
NJ A r K E s
DISTRIBUTIVE TRADE
GETS AN IMPETUS
Iron and Steel Still Hold Cen.
ter of Stage as to De.
mand and Prices

NEW YORK. March 3.-Bradstreet to-
morrow Will say: More springlike weather
mas induced expansion,in dstributive trade
at nearly all centers relatively, best re-
ports coming from the central western
markets, where the number of buyers are
largely increased. Dry goods. shoes. hats,
clotnlng and millinery have moved more
freely and farm implements. lumber and
building material have been i'm great de-
1nand. Iron and steel, as heretofore, hold
the center of the stage, both as regards
demand and strength of prices, finished
products OF the latter responding to in
sistent demand in a higher range of
values for many products. which. however.
have not gained proportionately TO the ad-
vance in the cruder forms.
Cotton continues draggy and there is
practical unanimity in the reports that
payments have as yet not shaken off the
lethargy of winter. Money is easy de-
spite active stock speculation and predic-
tion of high rates to come later in the
present season The usual measures of
speculative and distributive trade volume
all point to marked expansion over year
ago. February bank clearings have never
been exceeded in that month.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending March number zee.
against 220 last week, 1875 in the like
week in 1904 III in 1903. 17S in 1902 and
2OS in 1901. In Canada failures for the
week number % as against % last week
and 10 in this week a year ago.
Wheat. including -four exports for the
week ending March ?, are 907,936 bu.,
against 923.022 last week. 1.643,0S6 this
week last year, S491.4 1856 in 1903 and 4,O95,-
944 in 1902.
From July 1 to date the exports are
43.412, 406 bu., against 10S.4S9.6S3 last
year 162, 677, ,134 in 1903 and 179, 951 in
1902.
Corn exports for the week are All. .279
bu.. against 1897. 0S1 last week. 1.690. 753
year ago, $751;, ,609 in 1903 and 352, 406 in
1902
From July ! to date the exports of corn
are 46,473,232 bu., against 29.940.2S1 in
1904, 34,942,9 ,941 in 1903 and 21,977, ,457 in
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-04
Coupons viii Be Given All Offer
Leave Your Want
BRANCH OFFICES xs ~z.qss sss ss.~as
]. p. JELlNEk & CO.

j. p. JELINEk & CO..
Druggists. West Seventh and
Sherman SITS.
w. X. COLLIER
Druggist. East Seventh ST,
corner Sibley.
A. A. CAMPBELL
Druggist, Louis and Rondo SITS.
n. l.. McCOLL-
Druggist. 4sS Broadway.
DRIES PHARMACY
Corner Ninth and st. Peter SITS.
GEO. C. DAVENPORT & co..
972 East Seventh st.
n. w. DIckMAN-
Druggist, $50 East Seventh.
corner Beech.
A. L. WooLSEY-
Druggist. Prior and st. An
thony avs.
p. n. MIDDENTS-
Druggist. 472 Wabasha st.
JOHN BoDIN & co..
Druggists, SS1 Payne av.
q. A. TREAT
Newsdealer, 442 Broadway.
M. S. COURTNEY
Newsdealer. AIS wabasha st.
=. w. SMETANA-
Twelfth and Robert SITS.
j. A. BATTOM-
Druggist. 800 Jackson st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-04
to any person leaving
a cash want ad at the
Globe business office
Today for
The Sunday
Globe

A. n. SoNNEN-
Druggist. 574 Rice st.
L. n. LUEDERS-
Pharmacist. S79 Rice st.
SUMMIT PHARMACY
2S4 Rice ST., corner Summit av.
WALTER NELSON
Druggist, $50 Rice st.
CAPITOL DRUG co.
Druggists. University av. and
Rice st.
DR.. MARKS,
Pharmacy. 11S South wabasha.
HALL & KRAFT
Druggists, 42S South wabasha.
HANS MADISON
Druggist, 156 Concord st.
ECLIPSE DRUG STORE
113 South Robert st.
G. A. WOLFRoM-
Druggist, 572 Kent st.
D. c. kISSEL-
Druggist, SCI Thomas st.
r. A. HOLcOMB-
Druggist, 954 Payne av.
CENTRAL PHARMACY
Tenth and Wabasha SITS.
EDMUND J. FUCHS
Druggist. 79s East Seventh st.
e. e. KEEPER
Druggist. $50 South Robert st.
6. r. UMlAND-
Druggist, AL University av.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-04
CONGER BROS


Druggists, Selby av., corner st.
Adams; 499 Selby av., and 349
University av.
CAMPBELL Bros
Druggists. Selby and Victoria.
S. n. REEVES
Druggist. Seven corners.
L. j. ABERWALD-
Druggist, corner Rice and
Iglehart.
STRAIGHT Bros
Druggists. Rondo and Grotto
SITS.
SEVER WESTBY-
Druggist, Maria ay. and East
Third st.
w. A. FROST G. CO..
Druggists. Selby and Western
avs.
RElTZkE & co.
Druggists. Selby and Western
avs.
A. J. SCHUMACHER
Druggist, 499 West Seventh st.
j. w. NELSON
Druggist. Dale and University.
c. T. HELLER
Druggist, Willard, St. Peter
end Tenth SITS.
c. r. RUTHERFORD
Druggist. st. Peter and Fourth
SITS.
J. p. JEllNEK G. Co..
Druggists. s61 West Seventh st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-04
HIDES. PELTS. WOOL, ETC.

Co, st. Paul:
Green salted heavy steer hides. 60 lbs.
No. l, SC; No. 2. Sc ~ "''Ueu'
Green salted cow hides, 25 lbs and I'D.
no. l. sAc; No. 2 SIC; branded, No. 1,
Green salted bulls. stays and oxen, No.
i, Sc; No =. 7c.
NC Green saltsd sa veal calf skins, to Is lbs,
No. l. 1O&c; No. 2, SIC 90 ''''
Green salted long haired kip, to 25
lbs. No. !, 9Hc; No. 3 &c.
Green Salted deacons under g lbs No
J. Soc; No. 2, soc.
Green salted skunk skins, No. 1, zoe.
Green salted glue stock, 31bc
=, Green salted horse hides darge). No. L.
81 @3.35: No. ., So. 90: small and ponies
No; l. $1.50; No. 2, s10O.
a., Green and frozen hides, 1c to 11kc less
Dry Montana butcher hides. short trim
med. heavy; No. 1-2. 16-17c; light, No.
15-16c: light. No. 10 ISc. ~ w. -
No. l, boise
Dry salted hides, No 1. 12c: No. . 1oc.
Dry Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota
Ih1ldes, I1d, IL lbs and up, No 1. 121kc; No. 3.
Dry calf skins. No. /. Ice. No. 1ac
Dry kip skins. No. 1. 12@14c; No. 2,
Dry glue stock, SC.
sAc. A'' NO. q
Grease, No. l. 4c; No. ., &c.
Rough tallow, 1Rc.
dry, territory butcher, 14015c per lb act,
ual weight; dry. territory murrain. l26
lac per ID actual weight: dry shearing, 7c
to 1Oc per Id actual weight
Wool. unwashed, Minnesota and Wis
consin. lSc to 24c per lb; unwashed. Da
kota, lie to 22c per lb.
Deerskins, dry. 25c to 40c per lb: green.
.121@c to 15c per lb
Ginseng, $6.75 to 81. so.
Seneca root. SIC to sec.
medium. SIC; NO. / small. s12; cubs o No
! large, 81: No. !! medium. sS; No. small. ali.
81. 25' 81 NO small
Badger. No; I large; s1.25; No. /
medium, 81 @ So; No i1rsg ! Small 81 SG 20 No
ss FlSher, No No; s@a5, laSge $3.50; No. medium.
Fox. silver. No. l large, 5000: No. 1
medium, 500: No. 1 small, $S5: cross. No.
large. IS: No. medium Sc; No. i small.
G5c; No. small. 45c; red No. l large
$4.75; No. l medium, So SO; No. / small
81 25; kits, No. !, large; zoe; No. i
medium, soc; No. l small. S5c.
Otter, dark. No. large, $500; No. l
medium, $500; No. small $1,000; brown
end pale. No. large, $500: No. medium.
$500; No. 1 small. $500.
medium. $500; No. small, $500; brown
and pale. No. large. s2.75; No. medium.
$500; No. 1 small, $1.5O.
Raccoon, No. large. s1.75; No. ]
medium, S1.20: No. small, 75c.
Marten. dark No. 1 large, 5000: No. /
medium. $14.OG: No. small, $500; brown,
NO. I large, $500; No. l medium. $500:
NO; l medium. $3.50; No. / small, $3.50.
wolverine. No. 1 large, $500; No. ]
medium, $500: No. small. $500.
Weasels, white, No. ] large 50c: No
medium. soc: Nc. small. 15c
Anove are quotations for prime No. /
Iurs- Nos 2. 3. are unprime and worth
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-04
CONTRACT WORK
Sewer on Carroll Street

Office of the Board of Public Works.
City of st. Paul. Mimi, March 3, 1905.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works i'm and for the
corporation of the City of ST. Paul. Min
nesota, at their Office in said city, until 2
p. m. On the 10th day of March. A. ID.
1905, for the construction of a sewer on
Carroll street from Milton street to a
point 67 feet east of-the east line of Chats
worth street in said city, according to
plans and specifications on file in the
office of said Board
bond with at least two (2) sureties in
sum of at least twenty COY per cent or
a certified check on bank of st. Paul,
IN sum of at least ten (10) per cent
OF the gross amount bid. must accom-
pany each bid Said check shall be made
payable to theHClerk of said Board.
Ihe said Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all bids
JOHN S. erode,
President.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
March 4-1905-10t
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, March -Cattle-Receipts,
$40; poor to medium, s4.50a5. 90: stockeTs S;S
and feeders. 81. .4O@4.5O; cows, $5O06D4. .35;
heifers; $2;25@4.75; Gamers. $1.6O@3. As;
bulls. $25O@ 400; calves. $4.00@725. Hogs
.Recelpts. 1000; tomorrow, $4,000; sc
higher; mixed and butchers. $475@5 90;
good to choice heavy. $490@5.1O: rough
heavy. $4.65@4.S0; light, $4.70@49O; bulk
5000; sheep and lambs are steady: good
to choice wethers. $5.SO@625: fair to
choice mixed, $5.50@5SO western sheep,
So.O0@6.lO; native lambs, $6.50@7. so;
western lambs, $7.40@7SO.
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COEEEE AND SIIGAR

NEW YORK, March a. The market
Tor coffee futures closed steady at a net
ported of 136, 500 bags. including March
at 6;05@6. 1Oc. April 6.15@6.2Oc. May s. 25
@6.SOc, July 6.45@6.55c. Sept. 6.7OG6. 75c,
No; invoice. 7%c: mild steady.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining 4Mc:
centrifugal, 51sc; molasses sugar, 49sc; re-
fined quiet.
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NEW YORK, March 3.-Butter-Firm:
unchanged; receipts, 5,460 lbs. Cheese
Eggs-Easy; receipts. $3.50 doz; state.
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby fancy selected
white. 36c; choice, 35c; mixed fancy. 35c;
ernS. 30M33c
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Shippers-W. J. Ranch, Howard Lake:
NJ: J. Yuly. Stewart; c. T. May. Norwood; !;
River q Co, Northfield; F. Hughes, Stan
Becker. Hampton; r. Glass, Savannah,
Mo-; j. p. Rice, Fertile; B. F. Luesson,
Valley City, n. D.; c. A. Love. Anoka !:
First National bank River Falls, Wis !;
Dales K Co, Elmwood, Wis; J. Himicker,
Hastings; Ward & Co, Hasty.
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GOOD DEMAND FOR
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Better Grades of Cattle Strong
Average Quality of Hogs
About the Same
sr. PAIL LIVE STOCK

SOUTH ST. PAUL, March 3.-Estimated
receipts at the Union stock yards today:
Cattle, 375; calves, so; hogs, $500; sheep,
23G0; horses, "A; cars. 81. Official receipts
March ,: Cattle, 463; calves 43; hogs,
2,23S; sheep, s; cars, AZ.
Hogs-Market steady to strong bulk,
$4.60 to $40. Representative sales:
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WEEKS BANK cLEARINos

NEW YORK, March 3.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended March .. with the percent
age of increase and decrease. as compar-
ed with the corresponding week last year:
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BERl IN.
RERT IN

BERLIN. March 3.-Exchange on LON
don, 20 marks 4S% pfennigs for checks.
Discount rates short bills 2h per cent;
three-month bills per cent.
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STORAGE

REDUCED RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Denver and Spokane or Pacific
Coast points. The Boyd Transfer &. Stor-
age Co. OF Minneapolis. is the only con-
Germ In the n. w. which has sufficient
business in this line to give reasonably
rates to above or tributary points write
US direct or cal on our st. Paul agts,
the Fidelity Storage Co. 80 E. Sd St
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Canada
a. $5S. BIS. S0SI 90 ii
NEW YORK PRODUCE

Balances paid in cash. l#sNot Included
IN IN totals because containing other items
than clearings.
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MIDWAY HORSE mapkEr

Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul, Mimi
Barrett q Zimmerman report that the re-
ceipt of horses aggregated the largest of
the season. Every branch of the market
was hustle and hustle Farm mares
moving rapidly; other kinds somewhat
slower. buyers well represented. Values:
DraLtefs, extra .$1S0@21O
DDIaftefs, choice ................ 160@1S0
DITaIters common to good. 130@160
Edrh Eh mares, extra .............. 135@155
Farm FIarm mares, choice ............ 110@135
L arm mares, common to good.... 75m110
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Hotel FOIeV 3. P: E. Foley. Prop:
modern improvements; American plan.
$500 per day. Accommodations for 200
guests. Jackson and East Seventh streets,
st. Paul, MINI.
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City ComptroIler's Office.

st. PauI, Minn., March g. 1905
The amount OF funds of the City of St
Paul on hand at the close Of business this
day, and where deposited, as follows:
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AND WOMEN EVERY
where to appreciate that every day
there are excellent chances to better
themselves offered in these columns.
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FOR BEST BARGAINS IN RUBsERS
and overshoes, go to the Save Money
Shoe Store. 57i Broadway.