St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18

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To-, %, ,ne rich and the garrets Of the
Door. As educators they are une-
ouaIed. for from day to day they tell the
worlds doing TO the entire world. and
the information to be cleaned from the
average daily publication will make "a
man decidedly worldly. The most
Interesting portion of metropolitan
journal is that part open to every one
at a cent a word. known as the want
colnmns''-Itis utilized by all classes,
the millionaire as we'll as the pauper.
We all want something. It's human
never to be satisfied. A newspaper
that has great many "wantadS. is sure
to have q large circulation, for the mer-
chant reads it to find help, and the
man looking for employment looks
to it for a position. So the rich and poor,
high and low, white and black, all read
the popu ar want paper. About a year
ago ST. Paul merchant told me he
would like to hire girl for general
homework. it was customary III such
eases tn insert an al and have the APP
plicant apply by mail III care of GLOBE,
but on this occasion | wanted to
show him the value of the GLOBE
as an advertising medium, so | gave the
address of his residence in the adver-
tiSement. The adj appeared on Sunday
and on Monday the girls made charge
on the house (they came i'll sWarmS).
Tuesday he tackled a card OH the door,
mo girl wanted" They continued to
come, just the same up to Friday even
Ing. That man is friend of the GLOBE,
and when he advertises his business it
is not hard to guess which paper gets it.
To advertisers | would say: Compare
to-day's wants III the GLOBE with
that of any paper published in Mime
sofa and you will find that it stands UNI
eoualed-which means 1.-THE largest cir
culation."
THE KING BEE RETURNS.
Friday morning DR.. Hurd, the popular
Third street dentist, returned from
Cleveland, O., where he had been visit
ing his father. 1t was the first time the
doctor had been home IN eight years, as
his practice has occupied all his time.
dropped into his Office in the after
noon of the day of his arrival home, and
found him hard at work trying to make
up for lost time.
In reply to an inquiry of what he
thought of the East he stopped giving
orders to his numerous coadiutors long
enough TO say: "Oh, those people back
there seem to be about two generations
behind the times. They are like large
bodies, they move slow. For a couple
of days / was interested, but after that
the novelty wore off and longed for st.
Paul and thelland of the living. Down
there man can sleep for twenty
years like Rip Van Wrinkle, and
wien lie awakenS everything is
just where he left off. Can
didly,,f saw stone lying in the street
by the school house that threw at a
boy when attending school great many
years ago, and it has never been mo-
Tested; the only perceptibe change was
the moss that had grown over it. Now,
by way OF, contrast in st. Paul, you re-
tire for the night and in the morning. if
you step to your window, you are very
liable to see building new to you that
has been erected in the last twenty-four
hours. This is the country for man to
live in. The people are chock full of
advancement. and in consequence the
cream of all professions settle here
where talent is appreciated. My boy,
do you know that there is more fine
dentistry done in this city than any
other in the land, with the exception of
Philadelphia" | think he is right; |
know he is with his last remark. for l
have never seen handSOmtr work than
they were turning out while the "King
Bee" was talking. ! vii venture to say
that the doctor will have to work day
and night to pay up for his little visit to
the city IN Ohio by the lake.
CoNVENIENCES OF CITY LIFE.
The man from the rural districts can
harp about the advantages of country
life over that of city all he wants to;
but there is "nOthing in it," For in
stance. take the attempt to rob the box
Office at the Harris theater the other
evening. In the country the manage
ment would have been out $500, but III
ST. Paul all Manager Dean had to do
to foil the robber was to touch the "call
graph q 9 and the S thief knew Knew
"the game was up" BY having the
above ''call box" in your office or resi-
dence you can touch the indicator and