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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-23

AT the meeting OF the Baptist ministers yester-
day Rev. C. Fl. Hobart presided. Rev George
L. Duncan, pastor of the I bird Baptist Church
tcolored), read an essay on How to Train
Young Converts" He said that the church and
all its institutions should be made so attractive
TO young members that those about TO become
contained outside. He also recommended that
they be given some active part to do, so as to
keep up their interest In church affairs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-23

For men and boys; large stock TO select from: low
est prices In TIE city, tailors to make alterations
L. v. Merle. 6l6 to $40 Kearny street. corner Com
merclaI.
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6E0RGE F. lAMSOA,

GEORGE F. lAMSOA,
AUtTI0NEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
e25 Kearny ST.. bet California; and Pima
IMPORTANT FURNITURE SALE
TOMORROW.
Wednesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a, 1890.
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ,
SALE OF COSTLY FURNITURE!
Estate OF C. p. BLETHEN (deceased,,
L WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the premises,
1897 SACRAMENTO ST. NEAR BUCHANAN,
The Elegant and Costly Furniture, French
Plate Mirrors, Rich Upholstery, Works
of Art and Handsome Carpets in Above
Residence,
-. .CoNPRISfNG..-.
Elegant Sofas: Tete-a-Tete Divsns; Large Easy
Chairs and Reception Chairs. in broca and crimson
Draperies to match
Costly Ornaments, in German bronze, terra Gotta
and French bisque.
1 Elegant French plate Mirror; magnif large
size Japanese Vases: extraslze terrestrial Globes
great assortment Corner whatnots Center Tables
Walnut Chamber Suits.
Extra "a Bedsteads: Extra Walnut Bureaus: Wal
nut ChiitonierS; Walnut Cribs: Spring and Hair
Mattresses; Fine Mission Blankets; Pillows; Mar
seilles Spreads: Sheets and Slips.
Elegant Engravings, richly framed.
1 12-foOt Walnut Extension Table: l High-cosr
Walnut Hat-stand; Walnut Dining Chairs; China.
Glass and Plated Ware.
Also, the Very Elegant Royal Wilton and Body
Brussels carpets throughout the house
81 Terms cash.
de23 2t GEO. F. LAMSoN. Auctioueer.
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TO BE STATE PRINTER.

A. j. Johnston of Sacramento Knocks
the Persimmon.
The following letter is self-explanat0ry:
Los ANGELES, Dec. 20, 1890.
A. j. Johnston, Sacramento, Cdt.-DEAh DIR:
After careful examination aud consideration OF
tbe claims OF The various candidates Tor Superln-
tendent OF State Printing have concluded TO
tender the same to you. do this not only on
account OF your personal fitness Tor the place ana
tie urgent request of your friends. bat also In
recognition OF the claims OF the Republicans OF
Sacramento. Very truly yours,
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REAL AGENTS U
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE,
BY CATALOGUE.

Y......DECEMBER "a, 1890,
AT l2 NJ. at Salesroom
az RNOntSo"cr ST.
Nearly two-:hirds of block at the Potrero, 'front.'
ing $50 IT. on Potrero ave, 200 IT. on 18th st and
26O II. on Hampshire. Sold subject to confirmation
by Superior Court.
MISSION BUILDING LOT.
s. line of Clipper ST., 1873 IS E. from Noe, thence
Z. 20 :Sx1l4; street work done: block from Cas-
frost. cable
BUSINESS CORNER.
Ne cor. of Church and 2Sth sts.. fronting 20 IS
Church and 100 on 2Sth; street work done. Church
is coming street.
DOLORES-STREET CORNER.
The Van Ness OF the Mission q 30 TT wide),
NE. cor. of Dolores and Army, fronting 25 # on
Army and 10 on Dolores; street W ork done both
streets.
MISSION HEIGHTS.
N. line OF 9th ST., $40 W. from Sanchez, thence
W. sox114, making large building lots; grand
view.
SMALL INV: SrMENT.
Sc. side. No. Homer st. (bet It'll and 9Th Sta. S.
from Harrison), 80 It. n L. from Chesley. NE. BOX
so; house, rooms, in good order; stabiing for 10
horses and feed; will readily rent for SIS per
month
MISSION MOB HILL
NE, cor Flint and 18th SITS. fronting $3.50
18th, 80 on Eli mt and 70 wide n. line of lot; only
block from Castro; grand view
GIFT MAP NO. 4.
Lots 2374. 1877, 1881. 1885, 1886, 1887, 1888,
1889. 1890, 1891 1892, 1898. 1894 and 1895. max
ing IA lots.
For catalogues and further particulars apply to
MIDDLETON s. SHARON.
de19 I'd 2s Montgomery Street.
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Fine lines Of mems end boys hats, latest blocks.
30 per cent less than sold elsewhere. L. v. Merle,
sle to $40 Kcarny street, corner Commercial.
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LADIES' new MARKETS.

AT $40.
LADIES' VERY HANDSOME NOV
ELTY PLAID NEWMARKETS, loose
and pleated fronts, with pearl buttons,
pulled sleeves, collar, cuffs and belt
made of velvet, worth S27 80, will be Of
fered at $40 each.
At 525.
LADIES' BEAUTIFUL CHECKED
NEW NJ A RK ETS, double breasted,
large coachman's cape, box-pleated
back, cape, collar. cuffs and lap pockets
trimmed with wide fancy braid, worth
$50 so, will be offered at S25 each.
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Neckwenr Tor Xmas.

NeckWear Tor Xmas.
Elegant lines OF new and stylish searfs, large as
sortment from rs cents to 81. L. v. Merle. 616 to
$40 Kearny street. corner Commercial
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoris.
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria.
When shehsd Children, abe gave them Cassoria.
au9 BY saTuTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-23

All over Mexico, except near the United
States border, prices of coal range from $40
to SIS per ton.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-23

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
I'll defective sight. APT Kearny street.
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The Hon. Potiphar Poagreen Is one Of the
celebrities of the Georgia Legislature.
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LADIES' CLOTH CONNEMARAS.

At s. s.
LADIES STYLISH PLAID CONNIE
MARAS. PRETTY trimmed with velvet
and fancy buttons, worth SO 80, will be
offered at SIS each.
At $40.
LADIES CONNEMARAS, made of plaid.
striped and figured cloaking, with or
without vests, pleated backs, worth
$27 so. will be offered at $40 each.
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AUCTION SALES.

= =,
III AT AUCTION!
THIS DAY,
A'ESoA acknowledgements %, 1890,
At IL o'clock NJ. at Our
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
63s MARKET STREET,
Opposite Palace Hotel.
Post-Street Business Corner
N. line, Nos 62s and $40 Post ST.. 100 r. r. q,
cones ST.. and corner OF couItway running through
10 rear street. Building at present pays $50 per
month; a fine avaiiable corner for imnpoyewa mt
M 1iiS 10 d rare chance for Improvements. Do not
Iai to examine 1t. Post street severed ana paved
win oasat rock; lot 40x60; three fronts.
Western Addition Residence.
n. line, 1903 Hayes ST.. w of Devisadero st bay
WINDOWS D rooms, bath, etc, electric bells mir
Tored manteis. sunny exposure brick Foundation
cable. "'e'
Western Addition French Flats.
:, y. ilhe LOS and 1908 Fulton St, W. of Scott St
y rrenen mats; modern fnish brick foundation
lot 25xl37.6 '"''' Recommendations
Pacific Heights Residence.
~ ne 1905 Vallejo ST.. w; of octavia; Eastlake
lines; lot 27Xl25.
Union.Street Improved Investment
- ;: line, Nos 1908, ls0a14, 1sO3Ia Union St. w Of
pctaVia; stores, tenemeuts brick foundation;
business CENTER street 5asat rock aud accepted by
the city; rents S4S; Unionst. cable.
Elegant Residence Lot.
line Page st., w of Devisadero; business
LOOK at this large lot. 81 :6x137:6
Mission Business Corner.
,o Sc COT howard and l7th sts: magnificent
on investment: choice location, denseIy popuiated
Streets accepted by the city Exa nine this: lot
Pacific Heights Residence Lot.
Wv, line scott ST. 102:s14 IT. s. of Washington:
nery ueslraoie; marine and city view; Alta square
best lots In the c9y o in fact one Of the
z lines cable cars. Examine it: lot 25xllO.
Magnificent Residence Lot.
cai,,n ne BAKER St (wide street grand driveway to
handsome house; blocks to Golden cate PARK; 5
cable lines. Examine it; lot 25xl2I log
Magnificent Pacific Heights
Corner.
SW. cor. Laguna and Green SITS; one OF the
choicest residence corners in the Pacific Heights
district; elegant surroundings, ch oce neghbor-
hood, grand marine view. Any person wanting A
grand lot for a home should examine this: lot Soy
100; as whole or in subdivisions
South San Francisco Cottage.
SW line Goth ave. Mauritius st. and Sc OF j
or Monongahea ST.. rooms; lot fenced; well OF
LOG. "
For catalogues, terms, etc, inquire of
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers. G38 Market ST., S. II.
delS q % 3t
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Misses and Children'S Jackets.

At $500.
CHILDREN'S LOOSE FRONT DOUBLE
BREASTED JACKETS, made of
chevIot bone buttons, lap backs, worth
81, will be offered at S. each.
At $500.
CHILDREN'S REFER JACKETS, dag
onal, cheviot, pulled sleeves, rolling col
lar fastened with silk cord and tassel,
worth SO, will be offered at s. each.
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English and American Waterproof Outer Garments.

We showing WELIKNOWN PRICES complete
STYLES
MATERIALS FOR LADIES AND MISSES
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MISSES AND CHILDREN's CL0AKs.

At $500, and
S65O and $780, will be offered md yea
AT $780, $3.50 $3.50
tt
So will be offered for So 81. Sc
800,
CLOAKS
to
At Is SO, 1880 $l7.5O
aand
these exceedingly stylish
S22 90 will be offered for S13 So SIS SIT
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
POP ULAR WANTS.
CAN BE LEFT
INSERTION IN THE GLOBE:

EVAN DUYNE. Druggist, 1913 East Sew
enth street.
A. Il. GUERNSEY. Corner Dale and seIby
Avenue.
P. L LILLYBECK. corner Seventh and John
streets.
HOTEL RYAN DRUG STORE, 39S Robert
NJ. C. LYONS, Druggist .U7 East Third
street. corner Bates.
CONGER BROS, Druggists. $40 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash.
land avenue and Dale street.
a. P. WILKES. Druggist 7o3 and 16l Yves.
Seventh street.
BERKMAN q CO.. Jos Dakota avenue
E. FOX, 4S2 Rice street.
FRANK. oSBURG. l7s Western avenua
J.H HAYES. Al West Seventh street.
HIPPLER & COLLYER, Druggist 10 East
Seventh street.
JOHN FURLoNG GROCERY COMPANY
Corner Eighth and jackson streets.
WILKES PHARMACY. Seven Corners.
NJ D. MERRILL. Books and Stationery 44a
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
st. Peter streets
R. SCHIFFMAN & SON. Druggist, corne,
Third and Maria
A. LYONS, Druggist, Corner Third and
Maria.
H P. PETTIGREW corner Rice and Iglo
hart
W. M. RICHARDSON, 80 Wabasha.
MRS. JENNIE CLINTON. GIL East Seventh
G. III. WEBB, 566 Broadway
b. j. WHITE, 527 Lafayette avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
POPULAR WANTS.
STILL LOOKING TO MIDWAY.
Active Business Reported by the
Realty Men.

Realty Men.
Considerable business activity has
1een noticeable the past week. The fair
week is an excellent one for ST. Paul
business men. Thousands of people are
attracted to the city. 1t is the one holi-
lay of the year which many farmer
grants himself and family. They spend
a few days in the city. see the sights,
make their winter purchases and then
go home. The good crop and CORE
spending good prices which farmers en-
joyed is an explanation of the in
creased number of state fair visit
ors this year. Realty dealers have ex-
perienced a good inquiry, both local
and by mail The Midway district con-
tinues TO attract considerable attention
among investors, and the building of
the Randolph street electric line is GER
tain to evoke more interest in this prop
erty. 1t is pretty generally known that
Archbishop ireland will select this as
the location for the new Catholics sem
mary. for which J. J. Hill has donated
100000. The sisters of ST. Joseph have
already bought thirty acres on the cor
ner of Cleveland and Randolph streets,
where they purpose erecting buildings
for ladies' seminary second to none in
the Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
Thursday.

Eastviiie i heights :. 20 YIN $500
35, West St Paul Syndicate No 30, 400
A W Kingman 10 Ii d Chaplin, 1t ], Vic
toria Lafond 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SEQ
A Seidenkranz to D Davidson, 1t
IL, blk So, Lawton rearr....... -. 49,
Crocus Hill Association to B Lawton,
Ito, West We; !.5 crocus Ill., Il, West Gro oo
E M Lawton to c B Lawton, Its l and
2, blk 81. West st Paul Proper 49,. 10000
E B Lawton 10 A * Barnum, Its 1 and
,, blk 67. West st. Paul proper. 80. 10000
Charter to Good 1t 4, Mackubin d
Marshall's add 900
q Elmer TO Whitney. 1t !, Prices
subd Of Its and z, Moore's Garden
L Forepaugh to E Simmons, it7,
blk z, Rogers add. 1900. .... l. 900
L K Stone to North St Paul Railroad
Co, part of 1t 1, blk 81 North ST.
LE Stone to North St. Paul Railroad O'o''
Co., part of Its 2 and 16 blk ), North
st. Paul Land Co.. rear part of blks3
and 6, North st. Paul proper. -. -. 500
L K Stone to North st. Paul Railroad
company, Its 10 IA, blk IL, North
K stone to North ST. Paul Railroad do
company, Its TO 20, blk 3, North st.
a Sci Schneider RiiSeg' to Baum, it IL RE ooo
society's SUBJ blk So, 2 B Re-. geo
" Ames TO a IL Koehler, 1t + and z.
blk .. Hazel Park. i, 900
L Stone to North st. Paul Railroad
company, part el2 swl4 sec %, t 90,
+ Y. $500. -. 10, 900
Guertln TO Dufault. 1t II, blk 3,
Eastville Heights. ............... $50
L Stone to North st. P. R. R. Co., DIT
southeast quarter, northwest quarter,
section %, town %, range %. 10, 600
" Smith TO C Nekalson, 10 Its Clarks
sublot so, Como villa 49,. -. 4. 900
NJ Z Seaman to W Smith, 1t 10. blk s,
Nininger, Donnelly -. 5000
Helm to Maley, 1t z, blk Is, Rice st.
NnIas. $500. 80. 700
Base 49,. ......... .......... 1880
Three unpublished. 81 $50
Total, % transfers. 1921 992
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SATURDAY..

J P Gribben Lumber company to John
III Lawrence, Its 81 and 50, blk 3,
Como Park 49,. -. ........:..... 500
] d Nissan to Joseph L Nicholas, 1t "a,
blk %. Summit Park add. 49,. 5000
Y Holcombe to Clinton johnson, 1t
II, blk l, r A Smiths rearr Wilkin d.
Heyward's out lots. ...... ......... 800
Johnson TO E Y Holcomb, 1t 5, blk
l, Slater's add. ................ L. 200
Anna Munich to James Carroll, 1t 10,
blk 10, Lyman Dayton's add .....5,5 800
ST. Paul Real Estate and Improvement
company TO W W Dunn, 1t g. blk 3,
clifton Dale add. -. -. - 375
Anderson to Mary Schak, 1t IL,
Avon Street ado. 3, 900
L Ii MaXfield TO Geo V Bacon, ne 1a 1t
., blk 80, Rice Iryines add. 5000
Geo Sheriff to Lawton, Its Is, 10,
20 and q, blk e, Manson & Simon
toms add ,.;:.:s... 49,. $500
Union Land Co 10 Ambrose Tighe It'd
blk 45, Desnoyer Park ~. go. 1900
Otto Streissguth 10 John kaths, 1t 5, blk
z, II SchWabe S add :. ...... 400
j l. Barnes ct al to S Hutchins 1t IL
blk IS. Mackubin & Marshalfs add. g 500
Four unpublished. ...... " .4255O
Total. sixteen transfers .S77.525
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DRESS MAKING

4 LADIES. will give silk dress to
n. every scholar that joins my school this
week. / give dresses to advertise my per-
feet fitting tailor system. / cut a seamless
waist, bias Tart, seamless sleeve; also, q
seamless skirt: not one seam in the garment
only to sew the sleeve in the waist. i am the
only one that can afford to give a present, as
l am not an agent. am the inventor.
Agents wanted. 229 West Seventh. Mime.
NJ. G. Nelson.
nRESSMAKEk wishes sewing IN fam
- lilies; can give references. 1914 Grove ST.
FASHIONABLE dresses and cloaks for
Il fall and winter made in the latest
modes; also tailor system for cutting ladies'
and children's dresses taught SO East Sew
enth, Room 3.
ITTORTH'S SYSTEM OF DRESS CUT
w ting-Thousands of ladies visited our
exhibit at the State FAIR, and all agreed that
for simplicity and accuracy Worih's system
excels all others. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended 10 all who are DESTROYS of investgat-
ing This method of dress cutting. Nine.
Gangh. General Agent, 22 East Third st.
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'IUeS 6aT.

Il H Hoyt to A F Mcdonald, part 1t q,
blk =. Fairbanks. SO. 700
& G Lindblad TO \ Croonquisr. 1t 81,
bib g, NIninger S.. 49,. -. .....4, 800
7 Jackson to Craig, 1t 81, blk 3,
J Memke to II Scherman, 1t 10, blk H.
Mackubin d Marshall. ................2,5 800
c L Sumbardo to p F Piatt, 1t 16, blk
10, Hersey d Woolsey.. :..... 500
Densiow's... -. -. 900
subj blk SO. L Dayton's add 1870. 1000
W Holmes TO J Leithauser ), Got
zians subd blk 50, L Dayton add. 1900
Six unpublished. -. ...... ..... 9, 325
Total, "A transfers $50. .... :. S26, 675
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POPULAR WANTS.

The GLOBES local circulation in the cities
cf st. Paul and Minneapolis is larger than
lihas become the recognized WANT Medium
foI the Twin Cities.
WANTS are inserted in the GLOBE under
classified headings according 10 the following
TABLE oF p TES
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
Wednesday,.

K Bacon 10 A K Bagley part 1t 5, blk
%, Mackubin d Marshall's add 49,. SC, 900
a L Mayall 20 Church of st Albert Its
! and - blk ~, Robertson d Van
Etten,s add. ..........-............ 1000
II Segnitz to H Schickler, Its 10 and
II, blk l !; Its and 5, blk 2, Fair
bank add -. 80. -. - $3.50
B Goidstein to f Anderson, 1t z, R
Weide's subd blk 27 Arlington Hills A, 500
r n Bendy to G j Knutson. 1t %, blk
81; 1t 20. blk 2, Belleyiew Park 80. 1900
F Loomis to W B Evans, Its 80, 81, 33
and SO. rearr blk l, Butterfield synd. / @. OOG
E Loomis to W B Evans, 1t 81, rearr blk
l. Butterfield synd.....- ............2.50O
C j BerryhIll to \ Phinney, 1t 3. part
II a, Berryhill IL Davisons.. -. -. LOO
] R Weide to W Roomer, 1t %, blk 2,
j r Weide's Second 80. COINCIDENCE. 900
SIX unpublished. .....-..... ....27, $50
Total, Is transfers .......S 65, 100
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THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Monday.

T Jackson to A Christensen. one
third It's /, and 3, blk 2, Home
Stedu ..-.-.-...- Df|o
# Reddy to A II Anderson, east half 1t
Ia blk >. oxford. -. -. ..........2, 800
A Holbrook TO Holbrook, NV u sw "A
section %, town %, range %. 500
Shnson 10 D stone, blk 30, StIn-
sons Frances ST. add 6,000
NJ Lawton to Il Strohmeer. lis 10
and 30, blk 4, West st. Paul Syndi-
Mqhan to Phinney, part Its 4
and 5.blk l.Scribner & Crittenden's Is, 900
H Kay to Distler. lis and 6, blk ],
vernon ..----<,OOU
c W Buechner TO + j Roemer, 1t /. blk
g. College Park. -. ..............-.l 900
konantz to j Carlson, "a l. 81,
Smiths subd blk 3, Stinson. .......1, 500
P Dudley TO A Frye, 1t 10, blk 3, Cen
IraI park -.o,oI0
5 W Stoddard to W Hackett, 1t l, blk
=, Hopkins. .;...-..-. ....... a., 000
Seven unpublished ........ .....42,1 100
Total, s transfers ~ . Sl33,9OO
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RuildingPermits.

DtitAIIIIsg L OTIi1ICS.
The following building permits we're issued
yesterday:
VIM Merriam, 2-slory brick veneer
addition to dwelling $40, 600
First Baptist church, 1story frame
chapel, Cock. near Park ay...,....... J, 500
B E Medcalf, 2-story frame dwelling,
Congress. near Hall ........-.... .....2, $50
Total permits 49,. =. ......Sl5.75
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POPULAR WANTS.
FINANCIAL.

% M. NEWPORT & son, INVEST
H. ment Bankers. loan money on i'm
proved property in st. Paul and Minneap-
oils at 6 per cent ION or before" Offices,
New Pioneer Press Building. ST. Paul, and
Bank OF Minneapolis Building. MinIeap-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
PERSONALS.

A NY LADY who will send me her address
II and 10c, will send ten days treat.
ment of cure for all female complaints.
Mrs. j. b. Tall, 257 West Fifth St, St Paul,
Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
BOARD OFFERED.

pOARD-51O Canada St-Pleasant room,
II with good board. in private family also
table board; central location.
QOARD-Nieely furnished rooms, with OF
ID without board. 20 East Tenth ST.. op.
posite capitol.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-05

treas = a.s sEa ap.oyss tha2 : s1own -
t1s rscoEdf
NJ feEner : 40 rres.eert Ct tie
n c1ig4u Cqnaensea 4 = Company. :
L4zs.Dg celeFpE 81. seach uses 81 Co
k141cs u ulzik per a.em tas zeal
ro1od 1ais Mltk = parcc1Sea tfozz5
sarEo411 AZ farmers. zua reQllgss .
day sxpSldlt1re 0f FROM sesss t. Ssoe.
He = aiso prrssdegt I'D chief owner q
tns klfsrslde brlek 40 Tie Comp4ay
q Lsnssng, = con1era sh'eh tTsnsaess
a. i4nnasnse Folame - busiBess snn a.
s. Mr.. 1uEaer's 1larc al interests ia
the Upper PeniR.liA embraee the ccun-
res ot Marquette. Menomlase, IrOa,
baEsgs. Hougatons kevssB4w. 0ntons-
goa snd lfoseosc. lie . president cf
the Michigan >l4te COMPANY in B&rsga
. county president OF tDe iFon star Cous-
paBy, osaers of the Great " Nesfern
president Ut tne G0geble 4 Oai0a&goa
Land Company.
In ISIS, Hon. James NJ Turner va.
elected 70 tae legislature and served
one term. las .nFaf able rule in pohtlea.
matters. lis name appears "a tbe Mlcia.
gsa Manual FOR 1871, GA page Id, and
as occupation . recorded as farmer
he vas then bat - years OF age. tie
Youngest memOef OF that august o0dy.
lie also served one term as = member
Of The Lansing school board. aud ia
1883 wss trlumphsutiy elected as mayor
OF the Democratic city Ot Lansing. The
remainder OF the Democratic ticket Was
elected by large majority.
Duung the past SUMMER, Mr.. Turner
took the contract 20 build the Iron
Range 4 Huron Bay railroad, which Is
10 extend from the Champion, Michl-
CANINE and Republic mines 20 Huron
Bay, on Lake superior. Several nun
dred men are nov employed IN carry
Ing out tie contract.
Asan executive officer Mr.. Turner'S
ability mas been further proven In his
arrangement of the State far lie MAS
on the Executive Committee of the
board IN 1889, and Was elected president
OF the State Agricultural Society last
January. IL Is largely through his M
Huence that splendid prosperity has
succeeded the financ al chaos IN which
De found the society CT the beginning
ot his administration. one year ago
the society was bankrupt and in debt.
Today II owns beautiful permanent
location aud SIS, 900 worth OF property,
with It's old debts nearly paid. II Is
a e 10 trust the helm of the ship of State
~ the hand which bas guided the State
Agricultural Society 10 such harbor
Tins article can most tittlngy he
closed with the authoritative statement
that, although Hon. James NJ. Turner
Il at present engaged III ali the lmpor-
tant business enterprises which have
been outlined, he does not own one
dollar of National hank stock or hold n
farm mortgage, nor own one dollar 5
worth OF stock in aGy railroad. His
entire capital IS devoted to industries
which give employment 10 large num-
bfrs OF men. His business enterprises
are also, without exception, located IN
Michigan.