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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-03-18
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House Bill No. S0.1
AN ACT

To amend sections 1is and 1452 of the Revised Stat
utes, so as to fix the term of township
trustees at three years.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25
8or ser gefdbrli9en 8ertbrung

8or ber gefdbrli9en 8eriibrung
NIT 9un6en 1T f9on tpieberbolt in Der
Prefle bringenb gewarnt tporben. Gin
tteuer Sail beftdtigt bic frhberen grfab=
rungen: Ser Mil9mann 8dr aus 6os
ben>966nbauien, tpel6er tdsli6 feline
Waare mad Berlin bra9te, bate auf
feinem @agen als Wd6ter einen 9unb,
ber ieinem Serrn geseniiber groBe 3drts
li6feit betpies. 8or tti6t lauger 3eit
erfranfte oieier an Magen unb bic
Werate, tpel6e er befragte, fonnten aud
nit 6iilfe beg Magenipiegels bic Mrt
oes Sei6ens nidt ergriinben. Die
&ranfbeit nabm einen INNER gefdbrli-
9eren @barafter an unb enbete i9liebz
lid nit benz Sobe. Bei BET 2ei6en6ffz
nung, Die bann borgenommen tpuroe,
fano man eine Menge bon 6unbemiirs
ntern, Die bur9 2iebfpiungen beg Sbies
res in ben G6rper bes Mannes bineins
gefommen naren ober fiG bort enttpis
delt baben rniiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25
Sic auuftrettertn ums ibr spBu.

Wns Msarfeiae fomnt na6febenbe
beitere @ei6i6te: Melita glireles
bate i'm Sabre 1875 elm neueeborenes
&inb au Bauersleuten in bic gretagne
sur g fese geseben. Das 9offselb mar
punftli9 ge3ablt, allein 8erufspf!i3ten
binberten bic Wfutter bic gauge 3eit
iber, au9 nur elm einaigesmal ibr
&in6 su beiu9en. Ser fleine paul
bat iebt erlernt, mas in Der Dorfl9ule
gu lernen mDgli6, unb nun bringt ibn
feine pHegemutter Der i66nen Weelita
ms 6aus. Sci ieinem 9tnblide tpar
Mabemoifeae elmer Sbnma9t nabe.
u9ieies l1ngetbiim", rief fie aus, uiIt
ni9t mein 2inb! Sbr babt es mir
pertauI9t unb pollt mir nun einen
8auernt6lpel aufbiirben." sic eilt
au @eri6t unb fagt:
vSerr &i6ter, feben Sic meine 0aa=
re, 1rteine Nugen, meinen Muno unb
meme gafe an unb Derglei9en Sic oies
ies Monitrum nit MR." Der &i6ter,
elm galanter Mann, nidte suftimmeno,
bann aber tra9te er bic Grage: pWlbes
moilell, tpie bat benn Der 0ater 6es fleiz
men paul ausgeieben?" Melita berfnft
in Na6oenfen. Ser 8ater! Ser 8as
teri tparten sic elm tpenig." @nbli9
i6tttelt fe berlegen bic 9oden: gs 1T
MGes umionit, na6 eli Sabren, tper
fann f6 an fol6e @in5elbeiten erirts
nern." sic tpenbete fi9 an ibr Gino.
rNun meinetpegen, fiife mid, Dieaei9t
fomme i'd fpdter barauf, mem bu
glei9f." sic pirft bem perbliiften
Gi9ter Elm &uBbdnb6en gu uno bipft
hinnus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25
starmtiae Sabrt Des ,,san wsarcus." !"

S9re 1t d e g iirnne bate BET
bon @albeiion bieier Sage in Stem Oort
angelanste Dampfer IS n M a II
c 8" bur9auma9en. Ct fubr ON 6.
b. M. BON @aloeiton ab uno gerietb
balb barauf in einen 5turm, Der big
gum IL. anbauerte. 9lm 8. errei9te
Der Sturm ieinen S6bepunft, Moge rm
Wose ergoB ii@ iiber bas Gabr3eug unb
rib ale auf bem Gerbed befinbli9en @es
genftdnbe nit fort. Mm 10. tpurben
3tpei bet Sberli9ter, tpelbe fi6 iiber
benz @alon befanben, BON ben @eqen
aug ibren 8efeRisungen berausgeri1en
unb zines berielben in bic See gee
| f1memmt, tpdb> bas anbere auf Dem
0erbed liegcn blieb. 9as Waffer err
goB ii1 in ben SaIon uno ftanb balb
brei SUB bod. @s befanoen iib nur
3pei &aiiiten-, aber cine grOBe Mn5abl
Observation-Disclosures on 8orb, uelGe
ibr leBtes Stiinblein gefOmmen udbns
ten. Nm MDrgen beg II. cnbli9 lief
Der Sturm na6, unb am Nbenb lief Der
Dampfer in &ep Weit Elm. gapitdu
Burrotps mar wdbrenb breier Sage
ni9t ins 8ett getommen, ba er bas
@pmman6o ni6t abgeben mollte. Das
Gabraeug tpar f6limm mitgenommeu
tporoen, ber Sauptmaft NOR abgebro'
den, bic Satelage bes 0intermaifes 10:
tpie 6as Obergaffiegel fortgerifen uni
bic Jeuer unter ben Maf6inen bon
benz bur6 bic Sdorniteine berab.
sr6menben Waiier fait ausgeloi6t tpor'
ben. 9ie 9ei3er tpateten big our QUITE
| i'm @afier, tpel9es ebenio i6nea tpiebe,
einitr6mte, tuie es ausgepumpt tperben
fonnte. 3uoem bate fi6 bic 2abune
geloderi unb perf6oben, 10 bab Der
0ompfer einmnl bebentli6 auf Die Sei=
te neigte. Cine bobe Wele traf oas
Sootienbdus9en unb f6leuberte ben @a=
pitdn 8urrOws auf bas 8erbed, nobel
er li9 am 4rm bei6dbigte, Die Sabri
BON &ep @eft mad glep Oorf nabm
nod fiinf Sage in 9lnipru9, ba bic
Wtaf6iuerie pdbrenb bes Sturmes be.
f9dbi9t tporben mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25

Non 9 9metnen gefreffen.
Die 7O=idbrige Wittme %. @reentpea in
ber yiabe bon Mt. Sterling i'm S1inoiz
ler @ountp 8rotpn ging Dienftag yfa@s
mittag aus, cine breibiertel MfeiIe ents
fernte Gamilie McWiliams gu beiuden
uno i6lug ben fiiraereu .Wea iiber bic
fablen @toppelfelber ein. sic febrte
ni6t pieber unb am nd6fen gormittag
tpurben auf bem Selbe ibre 8ebeine
unb nod einige Stiide ibres 5leii9es
gefunben, um tpel9e eine 9eeroe BON
59peinen tdmpfte. Oie lleberreite
fonnteu nur bur@ bic mod porbanbenen
&leibunssfeben als bic Der bermiBten
Grau ertannt tperoen. Sb fie einem
S6IasfluB erlegen Ober BON elmer Sbnz
ma6t befallen mar, ebe bic @6weine
iiber lie berfielen,' ober ob lie ermorOet
purbe, bics fonnte llnter ben nmitdnoen
ni6t ermittelt tperoen. Wenn elm Woro
periibt purbe, baben bic gefrdBigen
8eitien oeien gntbedung iebenfa0s uns
m6gli1 gema9t. Oie alte Jrau mar
In 8ropn gountD iebr gea6tet unb gut
qeliten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25

-Nuf ems BET neuenSilber=g rtifcaz
te 1ollte bas BilbniB bes Sen. Sancod III
ppaer Uniform fommen. gls bic 8ras
pirarbeit fertig mar, 3eigte Der 8rabeur
fe einem ebemalisen @olbaten. vOie
9lrbeit 1T re9t biibf6" ,iaste bieier. yaber
bic S9drpe follte bon Der re6ten S9uls
ter aur linten Siifte, ni@t bon ber linz
fen S9ulter sur re6ten 6iifte laufen. :"
10 mars unb bic 9lrbeit muBte neu ges
ma6t merbeu. 8or einigen Sabren
bate bas @,apir.8ureau cine 80ttin Der
Sreibeit nit benz S6werte in Der 2infen
bargeitellt. Nu6 iene Irbeit tpuroe aers
f1rt. Dur9 berartige MdBgriffe entifes
BEN man6mal 8er30gerungen, tpie ieBt
bic NIT Dem Nusgeben Der neuen Sill
bersG Gertitate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25
,1nier febneu oabtmld, mtmsemses sebeu,

fura ipie es if, felbf bel ben am lansften ae>
bsnben, fann bebeutenb burd nniere eisene TIM
borf6tisfet bertiir5t perben- Die Otspeptifer
eHen, mas ibnen berbo en- TT, Die 8iliOien trim
fen aaffes I'M 1lebernlob, unO Die &benmatifcr,
Meuraleifden unb S@pinoiu@tisen feben fid
Dem 2uft3use aus, befonlnten naiie 8iiBe, be-
belten feu6te aleiber on, un0 uunOern ii6
bann, tpenn fie frant werben. Rerionen, bic
fi6 bet MeuraIsie suneisen, empfeblen mir ben
tdsIiden @ebraud bon 50 ftetterS Ma.
genbitters. unb in,mer elm @cinslaS uoll
aadbem fie feudtem ober lonfisem unsiinfi.
gen Better aassefebt sepefen iinb. Gin mir,
t asr asrt SSae I2 ss sar Ds snsmss T %
bur6 ben &0rper berbreitet. oenielben iraftis..
nnb bic gerben berubist. We6ielfeber, biIiOfe
2eiDen, 8erfopfuns, 0bspepie nnb Mierem.
leiben seboren gu ben 2eiben, bic eS beilt nno
berhiitet
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9. aiplbaffa & 60.

301 Oft 9oufons, gde BON Nabarros
@traBe, ftibren ein bollifdnbiges Eager
bon @roceries, STAPLE u. Tancp,
uno berfaufen gu ben nie6rigiten Marfts
preiien. Die 5tabt= unb 2anbfunbs
i@aft finbet bier Mlles, mas III bic
Brocerp 8ran6e f6ldgt, aleaeit gut
unb frii6. Sn Der @tabt tperbett bic
Maaren fret abgeliefert. Wer bel Ri
olbala tauft, tpirb fets gut beoient.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25

- Jluctuationen i'm Marfte fiir 81
fenwaaren fann Se6er Dermeiben, be,
ieine Oroers bur6 piper & 8 d lit
beB ausfiibren ldBt. Tabrifanten re-
guliren tire preiie na6 oem 2onium.
Biper & G9ultbeB baben fets eilten
enormen 8orratb BON Gen5brabt, @ifen=
bled) II. T. ,tp., rnb fie 1otiren friibere
niebrige preiie, menn bieielben aud
i'm Marfte iteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25
@uter Grfola In iesen, syalle.

8. u. BRADFORD, Rapierbanbler in @batta'
noosa, Gen., f6reibt, bab feline 9unsen bor
elmer ifarfen grfdltun9 befalen tpurben unb baf
CT biele Wlittel basesen erfolglos anpanote. Gl
uurbe peranlabt, Dr. Sings Stem OiScobers
segen Mus3ebrung gu berfu9en, er folste BEN
@atbe unD ift bur6 ben @ebrau6 tpeniser SID
fd]en aebeilt porben. Seit iener Belt bat e,
bas Wtittel gesen Suffen mnb @rfaltnns IN etnel
Gan1ilie fctS nit sutem @rfolg ansetpanot
OieIelbe @rfabruns baben 9aujenoe gemadt,
beren reben bur6 bic punoerbole DiSeoberb
aerettct pnrbe.
YrobefIaiden fret in Der gpotbefe bon U.
9reib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25
@ebrau0e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
&c EN- ale aranfAeiten Der
Qeber. y.ieren, Nftls unb Nfageas4

ae.,eu alle arunfheiten Der
aebr. g1ierea, Wilt unb @aseas+
g;.fes rein uesetabililds 9fit'
tel. nm 70 beri6m,t als 9ans'
nr.nei. entffanb 1928 TN
Gyeer. Sc tptrft mil D dnf
bic ) drme unb @ieren, regl,,
Iirt i. Ebatiafeit bet 2ebsr nno
ii ta6er, alei6biel mas f@ als
bie sronfbsit berausfelen mag'
6os befe S9utmtttei.
Sci allen aep6bnliden arantb!et'
ten airb es obne 8eibtlte IT.
oenf elmer aroern Ardnet e'ne
idfsunise 9silnns esr'
beif;9ren.
@ium,rtiames 3eilH1ttel.
SD fonn Simn1ons eiper @e9uloatpr Gus ela
ipirlfames ,eilrnittel sesen ales gen Seoerae'OeH,
jeobftpeb una aesen 9hspepfis enptsp!ssas. s.r.s:
astpis g. iSunber, aii. goifny Rella0e'p9'a.
afiu eitberIuft feline
nntsrbre9nng ODER @e.
fddftsforung, pdbreuo
nan ,sm Saesulator einniint'at.
Riuoern, Sic iber 8Idbnns
zen. Ropfpeb ober Ma'
6enlbelfeit Hagen, toiro ein
$heeloffel boa Dber mebr Stnoee
rung sepdbren. INK
8san Das Wlittel gelessntltd
bon9 .stientem eingenoniiten ntro,
bic BET Malaria ausgeiest itno,
pirb es oaB @ift ausmerten unD
iie Dor Dem glnfaa bepabrsn.
@utadten zines Mrates.
eeit 20 sabren praftisire i'd als Arst ni1o }
bin ME I'M e.tanbe sereien, e'ne pe9elaOe.!Ws
mons qibSsr '@eauIator bic aeber sur Sbatisteidi
anreot unb ,Ietdaeitis bic gerbaunnss, nnl 7
HiutbiIbuna iraffs bes Orsanismus fart, Eatl
he au ftbpda en.-9. M, CLINTON, W. D., Ba'
Ellington, ai..
gldtet bar af, bos G4te gu betDnlrlen'
bereitet bon
j. H. Z eilin &c Co., Ys'laoslpp'a
preis $1.00.
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= Mm Gebar Greet in @afbingtoI
gountD fanb man bic 2ei6e beg Gars
mcrs Wia @arretb i'm Jelbe. st mar
bur6 einen S6roti6uB get66tet tporben.
8Dm M6rber aber bat man feline Spur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25

- Giner bet dIteiten Nniie6ler in
Soma Gitp, Sa., 9err 9enrD 8aIterbe,
iagt, boB ibm 0r. .Nuguit 90nigs 9ams
burger Sropfen BEL ben mannigfaltigen
8ei6merben ieines boben 9llters elm
rei9er S9ab finb.
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Marntprarbeitett

aler 4rt toerben in fiiniflerii6er Wols
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes Serrn 6ran t
Sei1, Nps. 305 = 313 9oultons
itraBe, ausgefibrt. 9err Sei3 arbeltet
ebenfals in @ranit uno fann allen Ses
ite1ungen geniigen. gDer baran bers
binberf lit, mad San Intonio 5u foms
men, febe ii6 NIT Serrn Sei9 brtefii9
in Werbinounq. 28,1,w1i
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L. E&IE=$SIEr& -G%E.$5GEHA1sE1
fUr Die 2Saareu mo 1SS6S7+
9leiocrftoffe II, be perid)ieoenften arte ,tb Wser


%~ %~ pn
mmg% @Sn
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Sic finb ein Narr, Wr. Olbcaitle !
@lauben sic, baB i9 mid obne Sic
ni6t 3uredtfinben fann? = Ober ball
ten sic fidb ielbit fiir ben pafen6en
Balidm fir eilt gebro9enes 0er3?-@es
ben Sic nad 2onbon auriid; forgen
sic bafiir, ben S9urfen, ber fi6 getuiB
bortbin 5uerft tpenben uirb, 10 lange
auf5ubalten, baB bag arme Gino erit in
ben fi1ern 9nfen einlaufen fann. =
1nb babe i6 iie erit unter meinem
S9ub, 10 ifebe i6 bafiir, baB lie ni9t
tpieber in bic 9dnbe bieies glen6en fall
len foul
Wer. Olbcaitle tonnte fi9 Bet ginfi9t
ni9t berf9lieBen, baB ibre Mnnabme bic
@ahri6einli6teit fiir iib babe, unb
fiigte fidb obne Wiberre6e. st felbit
bra9te MiB Danbers am nd6fen
Morgen an 8orb bes poftbams
6ampfers, Der fie na9 Calais
iberfabren iollte, unb reiite bann f6Uez
rem 6eraens nad) 2onbot suriif. -SD=
baI5 er feline Soilette sepe6felt bate,
begab er ii6 in bas 9otel, in tpel9em
0er Jrelberr BON Guern AufenfDalf 9e=
nommen bate, erfubr aber, bob berfelbe
bereits am borigen Wtorgen gnglanb
berlafen babe.
Xxx,
Gin 8erIprener.
6till unb maieftdtif9 beute, tpie bot
taufenb unb abertauienb Sabren, lag
Der meritanii9e nrpalb ba. Ius benz
bunflem 2aube Der 8ananen unb 2egu=
minoien boben f9lante palmen ibre ge=
fieberten 9dupter, Ieu6teten bic pra9t>
Dollen Tarben ber in ben 3meigen bafs
tenben Or6ioeen unb bic Bliitbenfel6e
ber ieben 9tamm unb ieben Nif nit luf=
tigen @eminoen frdn5enben @9ling=
pflanaen. Sier unb ba fpieselten iie
ibre pra6t in Der ftillen Gld@e eines
abseI6lofeaen @ebirgsiees, Der, 6ur6
unbur6brinsli6es 9ididt unb iumpfie
ge ufer geidist, bem menf6li9en GuBe
nur bur6 bic 9lrt augdngli6 gema9t
ueroen fonnte.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25

- Das gr6Bte 2ager bon @ewebr=
unb &epolpers patronen uno Cullen bel
piper & g 6ultbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-25

Ole
9B1Aentlidbs Treie Nreffe
erideint
ieben Dpnneritae
unb fDitet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1.25 fur s.
Wonate in gcrausbe5ublnns.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-25

us no excuse for one suffering from ennui
y st. Paul. There is one advantage which
lot possessed by any other city in Amer
ga but ST. Paul. Both i'm summer and
winter social life is in full blast. During
the warm wea' her it is popular resort for
tourists, and the lakes in the vicinity are
crowded with pleasure seekers, while
| in the winter the ice palace and
the carnival sports draw thousands from
all over the country. and the social star
blazes brilliantly. The impression that has
gone abroad with regard to the rieors of a
Minnesota winter is very erroneous. The
winters are more eXhilerating. and one
suffers less from the cold. than in almost
any other climate where there is any winter
at all. The atmosphere is dry and bracing,
and one does not feel the cold as much here
when the thermometer marks so below
zero as he does in Chicago when it shows
10 ; or 12o Socially. st. Paul may be
said to run all the year round never closing
its doors. And our men and women are
full of life. and energy and mental vigor-
totally unlike the liStleSS insipid, drawing
type Of people from the East sample Of
which strays up this way occasionally, only
TO be crowded out to make room for those
who. having an aim in life, know how to
transact their business and then. when the
days labor is DONE know how to enjoy
social recreation. There are social clubs
without number. devoted to the develop
ment of all kinds of amusements and
sports. The Minnesota club (which has
magnificent building OF its OWN, and the
St. Paul and Minnesota Boat clubs are the
leaders in social life. There are scores of
clubs. however, which follow closely in
influence and activity,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-25
RESIDENCE OF A. H. WILDER.

trains to accommodate this suburban
traffic. This is much better than
to depend upon the street cars, and the
suburban residence is the popular furOre
now in ST. Paul. Especially in winter is
the advantage of warm and comfortable
cars appreciated. Already there are num-
Der of suburban towns in full blast-pros-
porous and with bright prospects. Among
them are Merriam. Union and Manchester
Parks Lake Como Warrendale. Lincoln
Park. South st. Paul. Others have been
plated. and the suburban boom grows on
apace year by year. Not only are these
railroad stations being erected in the sub
urbs. but they are being put up at import
ant street intersections in the city limits.
and it will not be great while before al
most any part of st. Paul can be reached
by steam ears. doing away with the neceS-
sitv of the slow and tedious street cars.
The motor line to South st. Paul-acrOss
the river-about six miles from the union
depot is dong great work in building up
the suburbs. Stations are established at
convenient distances-single fares being
re. communication ticket at lower rates. Ii
will not be a great while before these lines
of roads will radiate from the business GEN.
fer in all directions and these stations be
erected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-25

Iand soundest cities in the country. It's
bonds always sell at good premium. and
tits credit is A L. The indebted
mess of the city is $4 1863, 1875.
The valuation upon which as
assessment for city taxes are based is:
Real estate, S64, 500. 600; personal property,
$40, 900, 600; total, S84. 500. O00 In 1885
the total was $64, SO4. 1853. The valuation
in Ramsey county, outside of ST. Paul, is
IS, 500. 900. which makes total-city and
|county-of 800. 900. 600. The citys in
|debtedness is fraction under per cent. of
1.-THE assessed valuation of taxable property.
which. being but about so per cent itself Of
the actual cash value. reduces the percent
age to less than ~. The indebtedness of
the city has been contracted mainly for
railroad and other permanent improve
ments. The total tax levy is 171s mills
1.5O mills for state purposes. $50 for
county, 4.5O for board of education and
$50 for city. The total tax to be collected
for 1887 is 81. 400, 1OO-city. county. school
and state. Of this the schools get $780,
$50; state. S135 600; county. Sl9S,OO0;
city, $785, $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-25
A ORLD ITSELF.
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portant industry-one of the main arteries
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the top of the hill. crossing Summit and
going West on Selby. No official declara-
ton has been made that this route will be
adopted, but it is generally believed that it
will be. The cable will then be introduced
on other lines as rapidly as it is pract cable,
and it is destined soon to become a per-
manent and prominent feature of st. Paul's
metropolitan life. The motor system is
also to be developed on large scale. The
Minnesota IL Northwestern railroad runs
motor trains on its lines to West and South
st. Paul, a distance of six miles. and it has
tended to largely develope suburban growth.
There ale depotS at convenient distances,
and the system has demonstrated its effect
iveness in building up heretofore unoccu-
pied sections of the city. Other roads will
be likely to adopt it soon. and new lines
are projected. The suburbs of st. Paul in
all directions, will be thickly dotted with
depots and stations and reached by cable
and motor lines within very brief period.
making it more convenient for the business
man than if he lived in the very heart of
the city and depended upon the street cars
for transportation. The cable and motor
lines will be valuable factor in building
up and increasing the population of ST.
Paul. While nothing has been given out
by the car company as to which particular
style or patent of car will be used on the
proposed line, the cuts shown in this number
will give correct and accurate idea to the
reader of what cable car is, how it is
operated and how it runs up hill as well as
on level street.
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capacity by an addition. or secure ground
elsewhere, use the present structure for
other purposes. and erect United States
building which will be an honor to the gov-'
eminent and a credit to st. Paul. At all
events, more room is an absolute necessity.
as st. Paul is destined to be one Of the
most important customs stations IN the
United States. The business OF
1SS6-as compared with 1852
proves this conclusively. In 1885
the custom house receipts at st. Paul were
Ss3. 272.S7. InslSS6 (up to date) they have
aggregated S136. 2l5. Sian increase uf o52, :
94l. This will be still further Increased
before the end of the year. This is equal
to go per cent. If congress don't give St.
Paul new custom house it will be doing
an act of great injustice.
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steep. and longer time is consumed in max
ing the trip than if one should walk. In
stormy weather. or when there is a snow
fall. travel IS very difficult and tedious
The need of swifter and better transport
tation is felt all over the city-on st. An
thony hill. Dayton's bluff. West st. Paul,
East and West Seventh streets, Mississippi
and Rice streets-in tact in all directions.
The street car company has come to this
conclusion also, and negotiations are now
pending to put in the cable system on the
principal lines. 1t is believed that this will
be accomplished during the coming year.
The ST. Anthony hill line will be the first
to get the improvement. and the route to
reach the hill will probably be by
Fourth street to the Seven corners;
then up West Third street to Selby avenue
Gf cut through), and up Selby avenue to
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and the stocks of goods carried are fully
equal, in quality and quantity, to those of
the leading houses of the East. There is
ample capital to carry on the immense bust
ness tranSacted-which is constantly in
creasing-and the credit of the st. Paul
jobbers is A in all financial and CONNER
cial centers. The jobbers are also live,
active body of men, constantly on the alert
| to push along any scheme that will result in
benefit to st. Paul. The Jobbers' union is
an important factor in advertising the city,
and its excursiOns-at occasional intervals
| are typical OF its energy and enterprise
The constant opening of new lines of rail-
road brings additional territory within reach
of st. Paul, which her merchants are quick
| to occupy. This. as matter of course, in
creases the volume OF trade each year, and
| St. Paul has grown to be one of the most
] important jobbing cities In the country.
st. Paurs jobblng trade now reaches 2. 900
miles westward to the Pacific coast. 1t is
sure to grow with the growth of this vast
tributary territory. now only in the infancy
of its development. No important center
of wholesale business is likely to spring I'D
between st. Paul and the Rocky Mount
aing in this generation.
The past year has been an especially pros
porous one with the jobbers All of them
report an increased business and good col