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tory ON the lawn tennis field. He plays the
game great deal and is generally recog-
nized as the best tennis player in the city of
st. Paul.
J. n. JACKSON is a ST. Paul boy of
long standing. His long residence in this
climate has Injured him 10 its severe win
tiers. The young lady who gets him for a
husband will not be obliged to take him to
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his own behalf He has been in ST. Paul for
three or four years, and during that time
has made many friends. He is open to
matrimonial engagements. All communi-
cations on that subject will be considered
confidential.
w. O. DRESSER would make a usefu
man around any home. He is associated in
business way with Jacassy in the house
hold decoration line, and is therefore well
up on all the little articles that go to beau
tity coZy little home In addition to his
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pacity, but he has hopes of working for a
living before he dies or gets married. He
is a good dancer, can smoke a cigarette
like man and plays lawn tennis during
the heated months. lie is young and
could be easily nodded if the right kind OF
a woman took him in charge.
WEST PRICE has an original name that
he will share with some girl, sooner or later.
Ii consulted on the matter he would prefer
to have a girl in the last stages of consump-
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on the piano and guitar. In
case he should marry, and
his wife's mother should come
to visit them, he could blow
the cOrnet and play on the
flute, provided the mOther-in-
law made too long a stay.
He is a great pedestrian,
which fits him for the duties
of a householder. He is an
FnglishmaD- and has been i'm
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He is out for himself as an architect, and is
kept busy during the major part of the time
in planning for others and for anothers
home.
w. ARMSTRONG; is one of the young
est society men i'm st. Paul. He was born and
bred in Minnesota;s capital city and knows
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many characteristics that
fit him TO adOrn a home
and boss" a wife. He
can hold a wOman'S hand
longer and say less than
any man in the social
realms of St. Paul. lie
>broke the record once and
held a woman's hand until
dpafh pama IN har relief
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standard bearer of the Nushka TobObaggan
club last winter, and enjoyed the honor of
being the tallest member of that assOcia-
ton. He wears pair of ugly black
trimmed eye glasses, and talks ''H'English
We know"
CASS GILBERT is to the manor born,
as twenty odd years ago he first saw the
light of Minnesota day. Everybody
knows him He knows eyeryhndy He
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family. His looks, while
not being sufficiently
striking to start a fem
mime procession after him
when he appears on the
street, are above the av-
erage and are just about
the thing for a man who
expects to settle down.
He is employed in the
wholesale hat and cap es-
tablishment of Gordon IL
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lection for some desirable young woman,
but he has never mustered up courage to
tell her. The objects of his affection have
married other men, not knowing that he
cared for them. He is happieSt during a
leap year, as he hopes that some girl will
take pity on him and ask him to love, honor
and protect her as long as they have money
and brown-stone-front home.
This is hot picture of an escaped nun
nor yet of man who has taken some of
Lydia Pinkham's yours for health" but
it is running sketch of JAMES ELMER,
a very well known young man in this city.
He is sad, tits true. At the time this sill
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% /" IIULIINIII3 lUuII- IIdIi,
and will make some woman
happy or miserable by
being associated with her
for 4 lifetime. He is as
regular as a clOck-about
his meals and draws his
salary at the least provOca-
ton. At present he Is at
tached TO the board of pub
lie works i'm n clerical pa
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of common law as well as he compTehendS
the rules of lawn tennis, he would give the
judges of the United States supreme court
many valuable pointers. Any girl seeking
q splendid lawn tennis husband should
write or apply in person at Mr.. Griggs' law
Office.
CHARLES II. WRIGHT tells when a
depositor at the Second National has over
drawn his account. He also tells coun-
terfeit note on sight, and can, If he feels
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than when the invention is before them.
Many of his patents are of domestic char
acter. showing that he has thoughts of
home and Prosperity. Since his advent into
st. Paul, which event took place not many
years ago, ne has been engaged in the works
of the Minnesota Thresher company, his in
ventive abilities qualifying him for his
position, and proving of great benefit to the
company.
GEORGE BIGELOW is a banker, when
not playing against the bank, and is con-
nected with the Merchants National bank
He is q bachelor and has been ever since
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is an architect and knows
how not only to construct a
neat and attractive little
Queen Anne cottage home,
but also to furnish the rooms
with elegant yet quiet taste.
His availability as a loving
.consort of some desirable girl
is enhanced when it is known
that his business fits him for
building castles in the air.
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AN EASTER OFFERING.

of the younger set of society men, and is
popular with old and young.
FRANK DEACON is a young man of
great matrimonial promise. He is not too
young, nor is he too old. but his age and
earthly experience are just right. They INT
him TO adorn a home and play the head of q
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that organization TO its present state of per
lection. He is the junior member of the legal
firm of Bigelow. Flandrau IL Squires, and is
considered a prominent member of the bar
1t is said that he cOntemplateS leaving the
realms of bacheloTdom at no distant day.
II. B. WENZEL is quite tall and quite
thin, but, barring these slight drawbacks. he is
a most eligible match for any Young woman
seeking long drawn-Out husband. He is
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ton with a grave yard
galop cough and a 'heavy
bank account. He is a
banker-that is, he assists
The management of the
Peoples bank TO make
money by clerking in that
institution. He is bound
to be a rich man as, when
a boy. he was always
noted for making good
trades on jack-knives. and
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houette was silhoutted, he
was figuring out how much
it would cost for a young
man and his young wife to
start out in this expensive
world. The figures de-
pressed him. 1t was an I'M
fortunate time TO take him,
hut better then than not at
Jail. He is employed at Rob-
incOn g CarvsS- and homes in
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sort of a man, he feels that
the knowledge will come into
play some time or another.
He is a good talker, is the
junior member of the law
firm of Clark, Eller i How,
land is equally happy when
addressing a jury or when
addressing a young lady in
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in the Scandinavian, German, Irish and
Swede Hollow languages he could be de-
pended on to bring back some kind of an
occupant for the kitchen. He is so years
of age. Sealed proposals for this desirable
husband will be received for the'next thirty
years.
DIR. McLAREN is not married, though
willing to be. He is looking for a running
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and unmarried Woman. He OWNS a horse
and the dusk of many summer evenings
finds him jogging along behind his nag.
His buggy is not always occupied by him
self alone on those occasions. His COM
paniOn is seldom member of the sterner
sex.
w. II. HYNDMAN is nearing the time
in lie when he can truthfully say: II
have passed One-third of a century on this
planet and am not mad. nor married. y
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well-developed knowledge
of the combinations OF
color and interior decora =
tons generally. he is a
linguist of no mean ability.
These linguistic attain
ments would enable him
TO go out in search of a
domestic, whenever such.
article was desired at his
home, and, by conversing
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lilaI charming game during
the winter months. He is
one of the best players in
st. Paul and the entire
West, and is naturally
proud of his accomplish
ment. When not playing
and thinking of lawn tennis
he reads law. He is at
tached to the law office of
Corporation Counsel Muir
nv Ii he EnaNv the rnlps
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Florida as soon as the snow
flies in the fall of the year.
He is very partial to society
and is likewise an advocate of
Outdoor sports in the summer
time. He can lead a ger
man in the parlOr or perform
the giants swing in the GYM
nasium. He is a member of
the Minnesota Boat club, and
docs oil - hfe ,.aw.-41 -.
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down in this city. He is a
tall and PasSably good
looking. He is a good
talker and is interested in
the insurance and real eS-
tate firm of Newport q
Peet. \ good horse will
catch his eye and fancy as
quickly as any living OBJ
iect except an attractive
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come thoroughly well known
i'm the social and business
world, and as a result he
is popular in each. Thirty
odd summers have cast their
rays over his head and made
him wear thirty odd StIaw
mats. He is an enthusiastic mem
Der of the Minnesota Boat club,
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disposed, tell a very inter-
esting story to a young lady.
He acts as assistant teller at
the bank, which he honors
by working for it, and, if
he has good luck, will have
control of that or a similar
institution before Gabriel
calls him on the resurrection
morn. He is quite q young
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bills and currency of every
description. He would
make a first-class husband
for some deserving girl. In
his experience on this
mundane sphere, he has
had the pleasure of enjoy
ing thirty-odd birthdays,
and he is therefore old
,enough to appreciate a good
wife anG a good home. lie
is not out at night TO any
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airy genius. For nigh unto twenty-three
years has he resided in ST. Paul. being a
native of the place, and no one is better
known. For several seasons he was con-
nected with the Office of county assessor.
Now he is in the real estate business ON
his own hook.
F. H. CLARK is of a mechanical turn
of mind that bids fair to place many golden
and silver dollars to his credit before his
life's race is run. Many of his inventions
have been patented. His most novel inven-
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He pretended to be counting the pulse
beats. He is a physician of considerable
experience and large practice and is associ-
ated with DR.. Wheaton. He has a horse
and buggy.
KINGSLAND SMITH is waiting for a
partner. lie has, for the past few years,
devoted himself exclusively to business and
has managed the affairs of the St. Paul
roller mill. AS result he has got the flour
well on the market and is thinking of
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ton is a continuance by means
of which a baby's crib can be
rocked for an indefinite length
of time, its own momentum
in swinging to and fro being
converted into a propelling
power. 1t is called "the per-
>petual rocker" No home is
|eomplete without one, and
children are never happier
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West ' irginia, his Old home. Winnie az
tending school at the Virginia military in
stitute at Lexington, he took offense at
some action of the chief officer of the
school and ran away and joined the circus.
With the latter he came to st. Paul. He
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-25

He is an expert DoOkkeeper,
and for some years has had
charge of the books of the ex-
tensive hardware house of
Nichols IL Dean. He would
make a good man around the
house to keep the accounts
straight. In addition to be-
ing a popular society man, he
is an athlete. For several
seasons he acted as stroke for
the Minnesota Boat club crew
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Ferguson, and is up on all kinds of head
gear from the poke bonnet to the chip
straw hat. He is said to be able to build
fire at the first trial, which is a sure indica-
ton that he deserves an estimable help
meet.
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home until a very few years
ago when, with filial devotion,
he followed his father to this
city. Philadelphia's loss has
been st. PauPs gain in popu-
lation. Mr.. Peet is a college
man. He spent a year at Yale
college and is now utilizing
his education by clerking in a
real estate and insurance
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liar style known as pirat-
ical. He is a social favor
tie in st. Paul and has been
for several seasons. His
best role is as a mOurner at
a funeral. He looks, when
at such gatherings, as if he
had lost his last friend. On
this account he is a great
'favorite with cOrpses. They
rest more easily after his
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nesS-ne has a saddle horse and nses it a
great deal. Some girl might take him in
hand and reform him in this particular and
make him change the saddle horse for a
piano.
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Will De III pIlIllc cOiiullion
to dance or take part in any
other social entertainment
offered. He would make a
iirst-class man, so far as his
pedestrian powers are con-
cerned, TO tramp around all
day with a young wife on a
shopping tour. He could
prevent her from getting
lost, as no matter where he
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TINS trading Characteristic, TO his own adj
vantage, has not deserted him. He is still
Young and wears high color and has to-
bacco stained fingers.
Ii. S. GRIGGS is a lawn tennis player.
He plays lawn tennis in the summer time
and thinks of that charming game duriny
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ECIIIIt. anu hIIlU HtdIICu ANU
a lawyer. What more can a
girl ask for in a man. lie is
not associated with any other
lawyer in the practice of his
chosen profession, but runs
it on his own hook. He has
resided in this city something
like four years, and is well
and favorably known by all
mothers with manageable
daughters. On account of his
height he was selected as the
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this busy bread-and-butter
world as a clerk in the office
of the federal depot quarter
master. He hopes to reform in
the near future and get into
another business. Rather a
nice looking young man is he,
sand so far as known has only
one fault and that is his selfish
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all its bad numbered and numberless streets

and houses. For some time
he has acted as bOOkkeeper
for the wholesale dry goods
firm of Auerbach, Finch &
Van Slyck, and is an old
and trusted employe of that
concern. He is a great ten
mis- player and never appears
TO better advantage than
when dressed for the occasion
covering a good deal of terri
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is at Yale college, playing
base ball, cricket and foot
ball by daylight and study
ing how to play a four flush
so as to beat a full hand at
night. He is quite young
and very popular. He is 4
great hand at a picnic or a
lawn tennis gathering. and,
can make as much noise as
anybody. He will grow,
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uOtS All IN MS power 10 en-
courage athletic sports generally. johnny
dresses very nobby, and is much sought
after rs wedding usher.
LUTHER NEWPORT has called st.
Paul his home for great many years, and
will probably marry some day and settle
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literature. Among Mr.. Beau
mOnt's most widely known
productions are that ever
popular little poem entitled,
The Beautiful Snow" and
the pathetic little idyl under
the caption of Brothers.
Pants VIII Soon be Mine."i
1t Is not generally known
hereabouts that he is a liter
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organ. A talk between
him and one of the lady
teachers, resulted in his
reformation. He left the
circus and started in the
real estate business. He
has never been able to
leave the city since. He
comes of good family,
>does this reformed circus
performer, and is a nephew
of Senator Camden Of
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tensions, and can walk or ride in buggy
for hours without getting tired. Engaged
in the grocery commission business, he is
putting money in the bank day by day that
will come in pretty handy some time in the
future when the demands for money are
many and the receipts are few He is a
good church-gOer, and will make an induI-
gent husband for the right kind of woman.
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people uonL IKE his Deardi ne does. He is
tirSt-class business man. and keeps the
wolf from the door by managing the
print and bingham department of Auer-
bach, Finch 81 Van Slyck. The girl who
gets him will be able to secure bargains in
that particular line of articles. He is
looking for partner.
DONALD ROCKWELL is % years of
age and still growing. He graduated from
Williams college and is now battling with
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putting himself on the matri-
monial market. The girl who
selects him for a life compan-
ion will always have plenty of
flour in the house or at her dis
posal at the mill. He is not as
old as Anna Dickinson nor as
young as he was ten years ago,
but is about the right age to
trOt a heat i'm douhle harness
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a few years to let them have all the expert
ence and he will have all the money.
The most casual observer of this picture
would know that it was intended for
the likeness of a student. 1t is black and
white miniature canvas of HARRY &.
FOSTER. He is away now, so that his
nintnra can he nrinted with immunity. He
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man, but is living and learning every day.
The girl who draws him will secure prize.
FREDERICK BANNING is a civil en-
gineer. He can run transit ali
day long through the country, and at night
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visit. He is employed in the wholesale hat
and cap house of T. c. Jones. Girls who
expect to die and desire sad-lOoking
widOwer to leave and mourn them, should
apply TO him at once.
LIEUT.. AHERN is a blue-coated, brass
buttoned defender of this glorious country.
He graduated from West Point not many
centuries ago, and has been stationed at
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he was a young man. He
never has been married, but
is willing to be if the right
person makes q matrimonial
proposition. He is very
bashful, and to this fact alone
must be ascribed his living in
a single state, for ne is very
popular and very domesticS
in his tastes and disposition.
Several times has he been
ovarcome nv an ahSOrhinp af-
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of the compass. and thus make his way
back to a starting point. He is member
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great extent and is quite regular in his at
tendance at church when every other place
is closed up.
W. F. PEET is blonde young man. So
far as heard from he has never taken a
prize in any beauty or athletic contest, and
it is not known that he ever competed for
any such prizes. lie is wise beyond his
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deny that in his mind a
woman is better qualified to
vote than many of the male
inhabitants of the city who
enjoy that privilege at the
present writing. He is now
engaged as cashier in an eX-
tensive wholesale dry goods
establishment, but the day
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A lneal descendant of John Smith of Poca-
hontas fame, he claims to be, and right
proud is be of his name and family.
w. II. FARNHAM has white hair that
shows the least bit of dust. Barring this
lra IEhacl- he 4. -.
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Office. He is very fond of society-and
himself.
J. $. HOW is lawyer. and knows the
rights of q mother-in-law, which a son-in-
law is bound to respect. He has made a
study of the subject. as. being q domestic
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which resulted in the young
lady's going into a convent,
caused him to leave England
and make his fight to forget
the past among strangers in
a. strange land. He is a COM
paratively newcomer in st.
Paul, as he has not nipped his
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firm of j. p. Gribben & Sons, and of course
can make good rates and long time on such
purchase for himself. He is very fond of
society and society is very fond of him.
He is blessed by nature with a good appe-
tite, and is indispensable at household
when the occupants desire to clean up the
larder preparatory to breaking up house
keeping.
Z. w. GORDON looks the musician that
he is. Quite early in youth he manifested
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mate. The difference between heart dis
ease and Group is known to him at sight
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st. Paul about four years, being employed
in large Third street music store.
FRANK HANSON is not appreciated by
ladies seeking a companion for life. -Four
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IIdSII. Is SUIIIC IIIIIU deU IIO
said farewell to such associates and began
sailing down lifes stream at rapid gate.
He has enjoyed thirty odd birthdays.
CHARLIE WRIGHT halls from Pitts
burg. which fact may account for his dark
style of manly beauty. He is in big de-
mand by travelling shows to play the part
of the pirate. his looks being of that peeu-
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LOOK AT THIS GROUP.
Young Men who are Warranted q
Make InduIgeut Husbands.

JAMES BLAIKIE is a musician of no
mean order. He has German-silver tenor
voice and sings with great expression. He
would be a good hand to have near a
nursery, as he sings Emmets Lullaby with
signal success. He is also a fair performer
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against him, as he sings
from love of music and
not to make his auditors sad.
1t is not known that he has
a grudge against anybody.
He has an excellent picnic
or outdoor voice. He is
about 80 years of age, and
wears a full beard. Some
l. i L