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THE mux1cIPAL ELECTIONS.

Politicians are in the habit of declaring the
contest in when they are at the time engaged
the most important in the history OF the
country. There are times when the con-
ditiens Of affairs give especial significance to
such assertions. In an ordinary municipal
election we should not consider it of vital
- importance whether the Republican or the
Democratic party comes ont ahead. When
the Democratic party has been under honest
management the national politics of its can
didates has not been considered as an oh
lection. At the present time the result
which coed citizens keep most constantly in
view is the overthrow of the Buckley crowd.
The agency by which this must be done is
dependent upon the Republican party.
Whether or not all the nominations made by
the Republican Municipal Convention are
the best that could have been made, the
character of the head Of the ticket and the
declared policy Of the party, as expressed in
It's platform, make good local government
reasonably sure in the event of the election
Of tie Ticket. The controlling element in
' the party has 10 scheme in view for the rob-
bing OF taxpayers for tie beretit OF syndi-
Gates or individuals. Without dissenting
voice tie convention stamped with dsap-
prevail sCme If tie most gross abuses Of the
present administration. The Republican
party has never been so free as at present
from loss control. At Sacramento it shook
OF the shackles that v ould-be bosses tried to
impose. and at san Francisco the overthrow
Of the same element was even more CON-
plele. We do not mean to say that either
convention was entirely free from their pres
eEce, hut in neither did the machine element
possess dominating influence. In the Demo-
cratic party, on the other hand, the power
81 the boss is alb, olute. Nominations in con-
ventiOn aye a mere matter of form. Buck
ley dictated nominations at San Jose, and
lie has agal.I asserted his authority in the
convention Of his patty in this city. If the
Buckley ticket is elected, schemes for the en-
richmtnt Of individuals will be carried out
The purpose of the party is foreshadowed
with sufficient distinciness to warrant the
claim that if the ticket is elected the schemes
are approved. Another two years of Buck
ley would put the several departments of
the city government as completely in Buck
ley's hands as the Fire Department now is.
With the Police Department and the Sheiif's
Office under his control it would be difficult
in the future to overthrow him. With three
or four Of his cOnfederates sitting rs Judges
of the Superior courts, litigants would see
the necessity of settling their cases out of
court The city might stand an increase of
taxes aud even bonded in debtedness, but
corrupt courts sap the very foundation of
government.
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EXPORTING STEEL

The Atd tries to make point against the
protective policy on the strength of a report
that Pittsburg firm of steel manufacturers
proposes to put their steel on foreign mar
ket. The fault found with the tariff in this
case is that the duty on foreign steel enables
the home manufacturer to make profit on
home sales, which enables him to sell
steel abroad at less than cost. The iron and
steel market for the last two or three years
has demonstrated that home compe tion
regulates the price. The foreign manufac-
turer cannot pay the duty and sell his prod
uct in our market without loss. Con-
seQuently American manufacturers supply
the American market and competition
among them regulates the price. But if it
were true as the Altd says, that the duties
on foreign steel enable home manufacturers
to realize large profit the benefits Of the pro-
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THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES FOR
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

a prominent educator writes to THE
CALL that the twelve nominees for the
School Board made by the Republican Con-
yeDtion were selected from much larger
number Of names after canvass in which
prominent school-teachers took part Our
correspondent youches for the entire
twelve. They were selected with an espc-
cial view to private character and fitness for
the duties Of the office. Mr.. John SWEET.
who was nominated for Superintendent. of
Public Instruction last evening, was con-
suited in the selection and declared himself
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THE CALL,s CALENDAE.
NOTsCE!

ANY Of cur patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boVs will confer a favor by mott
flying this office Of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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satisfied with the ticket. OF Mr. SWEET
nothing need be said. His life has been de-
voted TO teaching in the public schools of
this city. Beginning with an upgraded
school he has risen to the head of the de
partment. His long, faithful and intelii-
gent service in the schools has endeared him
TO parents and children without distinction
:
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tectiye system would be made conspicuous
by that fact. Twenty-Five years ago we bought
our steel abroad as we now buy tin plate
abroad. The heavy duty laid on theforeign
article transferred the industry to this coun-
try. We now make our own steel and oc-
casionally export few hundred tons. The
American people ought to be unanimous in
favor of n policy that has produced such re-
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WITHOUT kITH OR KIN.
nIrs. Hubbard's Death In an Asylum

EIrs. Hubbard's Death In an Asylum at
an Advanced Age.
Mrs. Catherine Hubbard, known also as
Nora CoIcoran, who died at the Stockton
Asylum on Wednesday, will be buried from
undertaking-rooms in this city this after
noon. She was well-known character, and
some years ago kept place in this city
called the House Of BlaZes." She was 81
years of age and was committed to the asy-
lum in 1856 She leaves some property
amounting to $1,000, but she is not known to
have left any relatives. Her only child was
found dead in her house some years ago.
The deceased was native Of Ireland.
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SIGNAL SERVICE. L. S. Army, !
DIVISION or TIRE PACIFIC,
To .e-.-ra.sg DTF IN 1gan-l NJ

SIGNAL SERVICE. L. s. Army, }
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN Francisco Oct. 10, 1895 p NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest on the northwest coast
OF California and lowest ia Southeastern California;
the temperature has generally risen in all districts,
except slight fail at coast stations rain has fallen
in Southern Arizona and southwestern California,
and rain and snow in NesJera Nevada: the follow
ing rainfalIs have been reported during the past
twsnty-tour hours: Ninnemucca .O4 OF m inch.
"CqrSon city .O2, Keller 90, Los Angeles .0l orr
Grant .OS.
Forecast Till s P. NJ. Saturday.
:. For Northern Caifornta-Fair weather, except
light rain at Eureka, Carson City and Wiunemucca;
variable winds generally westerly; nearly station
;sry temperature, except warmer at keeler, Fresno
and W estern Nevada.
for Southern Caiifornia-Fair weather, except
fair weather followed by rain At Yuma; south to
west winds: warmer in the ncrther9 portion; nearly
stationary temperature in the southern portion.
For Oregon and WaShinctoa-Fair weather: varI-
able Winds nearly stationary temperature, except
WARMER at Baker city and cooler in Northwestern
Washington. joins 7. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps GIN Charge.
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Uncie Sam The Lnser.

The old suit of the Government VS.. Bost-
wick and others was decided yesterday in
favor of the defendants. BY this the Govern
ment loses $4,000 of alleged embezzled
moneys, and about $4,000 interest at seven
per cent during the last twenty-three wears.
The jury was out about forty-five minutes.
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Ruliup nm Ropd.d Goods

Collector Phelps received a dispatch yes
to-day from Assistant United States Treas
urer Spau lding, which reads as follows:
Goods In bonded warehouses on and prior to
The 9th inst, which are reduced in duty by the
new act, may be now withdrawn at the new rates
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Judge Hoge has ordered DR.. F. Won
Buhlow to pay his wife, Maria, $40 month
alimony pending his suit for divorce. The
doctor alleges cruelty as the ground of his
complaint and she admits a hate for her
ether half ana desire to have nothing fur
Their To do with him.
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sos Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
o'clock +. n BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
ftrcet, near Kearny opeu until - O'Clock midnight;
80 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; COS
IaTkin street, open uutl ESQ o'locS, and 251S
hIiss.nIL .ILant nrnr nL.t.l O n.cIn.l.
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CHANGE OF VENUE GRASTED.-Judge Law
Ter has gram ed change OF venue to Butte
County In the divorce case OF Annie A. Wood.
man vs.. Louis &. Woodman, in which the de-
PENDANT Is charged With uufaithfulness
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ALIMoNY ALLowED.-Judge LAWYER has made
an order that The defendant in the divorce case
of Laura L. Clapp vs.. Charles II. Clapp pay her
500 per month aimony pending the proceedings
and 500 as counsel fees.
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pAIIY CALL Onclud!ag sundays, ST per year by
an. rcstpaid: 10 cents per week, IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL, five
copies three months. SIS %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Pages, 81 80 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
and WEEKLY CALL 81 80 per year, postpaid.
hEhLY CALL teisht pagesl, 81 20 per year, post
Iaid. cubs OF ten (sent to address,, $40.
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John Bonn has instituted suit against the
Market-sireet Gable Railway Company to
recover $4,000 for the loss of a leg in April
last at the corner of Market and Sixth
streets, occasioned by the careless handling
Of one OF defendant's cars.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-11

HISTORICAL SocTETY.-1he California His
torical Society VIII hold its October meeting next
Tuesday evening IN Parlor A. Palace Hotel
Judge L. W. Van ReynegOm Will read a paper
entitled Early Days In San Rafael. and It's Lost
Corrida de T0rOs."
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RECEIVER APPoINTED.-James NJ. Streeter
was appointed receiver of the American Bridge
and Building Company yesterday by Judge Rear
den ana his bond fixed at SOC, 600.
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EASING UP THE MARKET.-Tbe United States
Treasurer In this city closed the prepayment OF
interest on the per cent bonds yesterday. The
amount thus dsbursed is S272, 4S7. The IRE.
Payment was made TO ease the New York mar
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INDEPENDENT RIFLEs.-The fourteenth an.
nual target excursion and picnic of the hide
pendent Rifles VIII take place at Shell Mound
Palk on Sunday, the 10th inst. The company
Will leave on the $3.50 O'clock boat
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PERCY WILLIAMS ESTATE. - The estate of
the late Percy Williams, who was killed re-
Gently IN Fresno City bar-room, has been valued
by the official appraisers at $50 300,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-11

THOSE who give Hoods Sarsap2rilla fair trial
convinced that 1t is peculiar and an
honest medicine It's positive merit is manifested
by the many remarkable cures accomplished.
system result from using AngostuTa Bitters Sole
manufacturers, Dr. j. c. B. segert x Sons. At all
druggists.
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Infringement of a Patent.

The Pacific Gable Railway Company has
sued the Consolidated Piedmont Cable COM
pany for damages on account of all alleged
infringement of patent in a clamp for an
endless railway, and also for an injunction
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runLIcArrnN nrFICN

THE MORNING CALL
Ras a larger circulation than any other
ueMspRper nnb!ished IN san EranclscO.
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Auction SALES TODAY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

. FUBNIruRF.-By Geo. T. Lalnsou. at 1912 Leave
worth 81. al u O'Clock.
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81 Howard Presbyterian Church. Mis-
d. sion St, near Thlrd-rhe Rev. Mnot S. Hart
well from Tacoma will preach tomorrow at IL NJ.
aud Z 80 p. The subject in the morning "Thc
Unchangeableness Of the Christ" and IN the even
ing 1.-The Christian Arnor." Sunday school at 80
a. NJ. and II 30. Il. NJ. Young Peoples Society of
Christian EndeavOr at $50 p. ~ Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 80 O'Clock. Strangers
and others are kndy Invited TO these services. 1t
Re- First Presbyterian Church, Cor. OF
s~c Van Ness ave and Sacramento st. - Rev.
Robert Mackenzie ID. D., pastor. Rev j. g. Stewart,
y. D., associate pastor. DR.. Mackenzie Will preach
at II NJ. and the Rev. j. i. Stewart at AS p.
sunday school at 12:iJ N. Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endeayor az 9 80 P NJ Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening a. Z 40 O'Clock. All are wei
come 10 these services 1t
- General Methodist Episcopal Church
as~S Mission ST., bet. Sixth and Seyenth-Rey w
Preaching tomorrow 1T IL \. NJ. and 80 p. n.
Mr. j. j. Morris, Musical Director. Sunday-school
at o'clock. Young meas meeting =. Young
peoples meeting at q 80 Morning sermon. subject
BY Or. Gray Of Chicago on the 'Sew South" Prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening. Welcome TO all these
services. 1t
ES First Methodist Episcopal Church,
tf~S Powell ST. bet. Washington and Jackson
Rev. NJ. ID. BUCK, pastor Glass meetings at 10 A. NJ
and 1880 p. NJ. Preaching by Rev. X. 4. Marrack
at II A. NJ. Sunday-schO0 including Anns
herrtl's Bible class at l2:5U I. Toys and girls
class at 8 p. NJ Young peoples meeting at Is 80
1880 P. N. Meeting for the promotion of noli-
ness Monday night. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday
night. Glass meeting Thursday night. Spare Minute
Circle anniversary Friday night. Spanish service
for children Sunday at 1890 and for adults Sunday
at 80 and Tuesday night. Everybody is invited
[
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As CURE FOR SORE THROAT AND COUGHS,
q" BrO,cu's Bronchial 7Toches have been thoroughly
tested, and maintain good reputation.
THOSE who are worn out, rheumatic and feeble
should use PARKER's GINGER Tonic.
PARKER's HAIR BALsAM is life to the hair.
For Disordered Liver try BEEcHAM's PILLS.
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market & 10th.

PEARS is the purest and best Soap ever made.
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CuliRCR NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pies. swAIN's. 2I8 Suffer street.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF MEETINGS
M q o. En Eaa%}sr mest,5 Mo- GiSse
SATURDAY. EVENING at y O'Clock in En- ~
pm @ o. o. T. EEGdng corner
members OF sister encampments cordially welcomed.
1t A NJ ARMSTRONG, c. r.
Rg, Odd Fellows Literary and ,ss,@aylzs
G~C Social Club meets TONIGHT sSStsFssSS<.
Brethren of the order cordially invited. 8eSsSSa
w. Is. LYONS President. ~|TlVS9-
CHAs. HowLETT, Secretary 1t
5P Amity Rebekah Degree sSs44xyzz,
Ls~9 Lodge, /. o. o. f., Will be fnsti- SssM.a%E
tuted in Eureka Hall odd Fellows =esS<SsS "
tobcr II, 1850, at O'Clock sharp All members ara
requested TO be present 1t
N7 California Rebekah De- ,SNpngL,
The lodge meets every SATURDAY =AsssG
EVENING in Friendship Hall, New Odd ||>HfAES9~
Fellows Building cor. Market and Seventh sts
oncers and members are requested to attend. All
members of the degree are cordially invited to
~ BERTHA KRoN, Noble Grand.
FANNIE ADLER, Rec. Sec. jy26 tt Sa
HS- Templar Rebekah Degree ySS4Llz..
rus 1 h9GFe 10 r EyRN q e. IN Nets
moral Hall, l. q. o. f. Building. All >|HRSS@
members of the degree cordially welcomed. De-
Anna NJ DERNINe Rec. Sec. ia26 So II
f559 To the Officers and MembersN,y- ~
E~sS of Court Star OF the Mission, No. 1877, ~
A. o. F.-You are hereby notified to meet at 81
Grand Central Hall. cor. sixth and Market Sc =
sts., ON SUNDAY, 18th inst, at A. sharp TO at
tend the funeral of late brother HUGH
MANION. Members OF sister courts are cordially
invited to attend. by order
II. DowNIE. Chief Ranger
WIN. eastman, Financial Secretary. ocli 2t
TS59 Officers and Members of Tri- ,Wln,,
Lb~S umph Lodge, No. $50, A. o. U. W.-ST$$
You are hereby notified to meet at hall fA,f-
cor Seventh and Market sts.. OH SUNDAY E&5lSS.
october 18th. at 2 p for the purpose of attend-
ing the funeral OF late brother THOMAS p
MCKENZIE Members OF sister lodges are cord IaIIy
invited to attend. JOHN 7. O'DONNELL, NJ w.
D. II. CATrRAN, Recorder. oc1l 2t
T[SP Notice Meeting of the Retail
Ab~G Fruit-Dealers' Union will be held on sim
DAY, October 18th. at O'Clock r. NJ, at Bersaeieri
Hail. 625 Broadway. All retail frut-dealers are In
yited TO attend. foil 2Fl H. II. PERTZ, Rec See
HEP Mechanics Institute-Th. Winter
i&~c term OF the Drawing Glasses will begin MON
DAY, November nth. Tickets to the classes given
only at the Library where all pupils must register in
person. Pupils may apply ut the Library on and
ocll st w. Il. ECKART Chairman
GSA Weeks News for 3 Cents-The
~ WEEKLY CALL. in WRAPPER ready for mailing
CLAIRyoYANTS.
MRS. KINKEAD, CLAIRyOYANT TRANCE ME-
AA uiuin. Azosfa Market ST. aus 6m
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PROPERTY WANTED.

DARTY WISHES TO BUY A MODERN BAY
L window residence or house of flats. Address
G. D., Box 80, CALL Branch once. oclO st
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- Nildey Encampment, No. 49,, -
~ ]. o. o. f. Regular meeting THISsASP
SATURDAY. EVENING at 3 O'Clock in En- ~
campment Hall, l. o. o. L. Building corner OF Mar
ket and Seventh streets. Visiting Patriarchs and
members OF sister encampments cordially welcomed
1t NJ. ARMSTRONG y
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81 Dividend Notice-otiice of the Pa
e. cific Borax, Salt and Soda Company, San
Francisco, September 30. 1S90-At 4 meeting of the
Board of Directors OF the aboye-named company,
held this day, dividend (So 3l) of dollar
SD per share was declared payable FRIDAY. octo-
Der 10. 1880. at the Office OF the company, $50
Montgomery ST. Rooms IL and II. Transfer books
close October q, 1890, at 3 p. NJ.
ocl I'll j. b. PRlTCHARD. Secretary pro ten.
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s1rUArra DISCONTINUED.


Young MAN WISHES TO LEARN THE BAR
bers' trade. LAGA. 73S Market ST oc1O 3t*
SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD STEADY MAN,
~ German, to take care OF private place: under
stands care OF garden, horses etc good references
Address L. NJ, Box SO, this Office. oc9 3ts
WANTED-BY a SCANDINAVIAN COUPLE.
w speaking English and German, situation in
hotel or restaurant; no fncumbraneeS have had
many years experience in hotel. Apply to L. JEN-
sen. 277 Minna, bet. Third and Fourth. ocS its
WANTED BY SOBER YOUNG MAN-SITUA-
W tion as nurse or dresser: 10 years experience;
Al references. Apply 720 Leavenworth ST. ocS Ats
CITUATIoN AS STATIONARY ENGINEER;
~ best of references. Address 5. L Box 11S CALL
Branch Office. ocS ste
Young MAN, AGE 27, SOBER AND STEADY,
wants situation In wholesale house, or with some
contractor; is handy with carpenters tools and
working around machinery. Address Il. b.. Box 90
this Office. OCT It's
w ANTED-PoSITION AS ENGINEER ON STA
w ttonary engine, by practical engineer and ma
chiniSt; lifetime experience at the business. Adj
dress r E.. Box 104, CALL Branch Office. oc5 It's
CITUATIoN wANTED-BY a MAN OF INTEL
~ lgence, who purchased tailormade, nobby
cutaway suit for S1S, made by merchant tailor for
S35. ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
corner Post and Dupont SITS.
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'CITUATIoN WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
- gardner. Please call or write to REV. A. HEN.
HAUS, 20 Potter St., san Francisco. oe9 3t*
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MRS. kINKEAD, CLAIRvoYANr TRANCE ME-
Iu dunn. 12391a Market st. aus t;m
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-10-24

THE Democratic papers of st. Paul are
making desperate efforts to discredlt
Gov. Merriam's administration, but
every so-called sensation is easily ex-
ploded on the following day, when the
light of truth is let in upon it. A day or
two ago they attempted to show that the
Warden of the penitentiary was too leni-
ent with his prisoners, but that gentle
man enters general denial to the speci-
fic charges. To-day they attempt to
show that Governor Merriam, while in
the House, opposed and voted against
a bill to protect the farmers from sw1nd-
ling agents. A long statement from
Lysander Cook is printed to support the
charge. 1t is story gotten up for cam
paign purposes and can have little
weight where Gov. Merriam's we'll
known efforts on behalf of the farmers
are appreciated. Gov. Merriam's tai
ents have been used in the interest of
the farming community, while Judge
Wilson has been fighting them in the
interest of railroad corporations. In a
week from Tuesday the decision of the
farmers on the matter will be shown by
the triumphant election of Coy. Mer-
RAM.
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The Winning Candidate

The campaign is drawing to close
and in few days we shall know just
what all this current political rubbish
has amounted to. For weeks we have
heard nothing but praise of this candi-
date and blame of the other, and the
most radical partisans even are SO badly
mixed that they don't know tother from
which, so confusing is the general effect.
Of one thing, however, all may rest as
sured. The popular candidate, one that
wins every time and heads the peoples
ticket is the popular Saint Paul & Du-
luth Railroad. 1t is finely equipped
and well-traveled route, known to gen.
eral fame as the Duluth Short Line.
The name is in no sense misnomer, as
the line is the quickest and most desira-
BILE route between st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis and the great lakes, reaching on fast
schedule the cities of Duluth and West
Superior. For information call at ticket
Offices, or address Geo. w. Bull, Gener-
al Passenger Agent, or Geo. G. Gilfllan,
Asst. G. P. A., st. Paul, Mimi.