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FOR FARMERS IN SUGAR BETS.

Mr.. Ii. A. Brown of Massachusetts,
well-known sugar tariff expert, directs the
attention of the Ways and Means Commit
tee to the difference between the profits of
sugar beet cultivation aud those of corn.
The sugar beet crop averaged in 1887 SCI so
per acre, while the corn crop only paid
IS 90 per acre. Western farmers who are
petitionipg Congress for free sugar should
give these figures careful consideration.
If the duties are taken off sugar there
will be no demand for sugar beets. Cane
sugar from foreign countries, coming in
free. will supply the market at lower rates
than beet sugar can be manufactured for.
Farmers will save possibly one or two cents
a pound on the sugar they consume, but at
the loss of a profitable product The con-
sumption of sugar in this country was, for
the year ending June 80, 1889, 81 16-100
pounds per inhabitant, of which IA 16-100
was domestic sugar. A family of six per-
sons would consume about 500 pounds of
sugar in year, and the cents that might
be saved by taking the duties off would
amount TO about Sc. To save this sum the
Western farmer proposes to sacrifice a crop
that in the past has paid an average OF
Scr 10 an acre
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ssrHE UNITED STATES ON WHEELS"

Some time ago q number of wide-awake
men conceived the idea that if the people
in the Eastern States could see for them
selves some of the peculiar products of the
Golden State a market would be created for
all they could produce. California on
Wheels" is the result. The idea has been
taken up by our Eastern friends, who pro-
pose to invade South America with samples
Of American products. George S. Rowen
of New York is the leading spirit in the
enterprise. In letter to the press he says:
How can we secure the South American trade?
Let us go there and see. 1t is proposed to organ
ize representative body of manufacturers and
merchants TO visit all OF the principal cities of
tile South American countries, taking samples of
the goods we make or desire to sell, and by going
there in body in a steamship chartered specially
for that purpose we should command the atten-
ton and consideration OF the merchants, the
Governments and the people 10 an extent impos-
-sible TO secure by any other means, and on max
ing their acquaintance studying their customs
and their needs, could, no doubt obtain large
orders for goods and secure their continued
business.
A movement of this nature as a prelimi-
nary to the establishment of lines of steam
ers promises good results. There will be
more force i'll a demand for better facilities
for transportation when it is certain that
we have something to transport.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Naval Appropriation Bill, as pre-
pared by the House Naval Committee, car
ries out Chairman Boutelle's plan for con-
tinuing the work of reconstructing the
navy. His idea is that three heavy battle
ships of the first class are as many as can
be built advantageously at one time. They
are designed for defensive work on the
coast, and are to be provided with heavy
arnor and to have limited coal capacity.
When enough of these vessels have been
constructed for coast defense he thinks il
will be Time enough to construct battle
ships suitable for aggressive action on the
high seas or in foreign ports. The cruisers
provided for by the bin are said to be
heavier than those so far constructed.
A severe hurricane recently resulted in
number OF vessels being wrecked on the
shores of the New Hebrides, and thirty of
the poor fellows who reached land were
masSacred by the natives. The savage dis
position OF these islanders is due to the
misconduct and cruelty of traders and
agents or in revenge for the introduction OF
epidemic diseases. As the natives have
been distinguished in the past for canni-
balism, the massacre doubtless was fol-
lowed by a revolving feast.
Efforts are being made at the national
capital to outline some election laws that
will deal with Federal elections in more
satisfactory manner and at the same time
mead off the gerrymandering schemes that
threaten TO reduce some of the Republican
delegations in Congress. The House Com
mittees on Privileges and Elections and on
the Election of the President, Vice-Presi-
dent and Members Of Congress, are both try
ing to successfully solve the problem.
Boulanger has tired of the lot of polit-
ical exile and it is reported has resolved to
return to France Immediately. If he fol-
lows out this determination his reappear-
ance in Paris is likely TO be marked by SEN
sational incidents somewhat i'll the line of
the recent escapade of ''the Little Duke"
London advices intimate that the Behring
Sea negotiations are progressing satisfac-
torily, with prospects of settlement agree
able to the two countries most deeply con-
cerned. In the meantime quite number
of sealers have fitted out at Victoria for a
northern cruise.
1t is believed that the silver bill that re-
ceives the approval of Congress and the
President-will result in the closing of the
Carson Mint, rs the decreased coinage, re-
sulting from the issue of bullion certiti-
Gates, win deprive this mint of nearly all
life
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Is so small that in too many cases she en-
ploys Chinaman to do woman's work.
1t is easier to say that this is all wrong than
it is to say how it shall be righted. Women
have been working over the problem good
many years. They cogitate in secret and
meet in public halls to seek light from each
other. But the problem remains in full
force. How shall girls be reconciled to the
idea of working in another woman's kitchen?
That is the question.
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the Gar will be fortunate if he does not re-
ceive in the course of the year some con-
frmation of its truth. But the Emperor of
Russia is ruler upon whom ordinary ex-
perience is wasted. He is so firmly con-
WINGED that he rules by the grace of God
that he sacrifices his happiness and i'm
perils his life rather than yield portion of
the power which his ancestors transmitted
IN him
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CLOSING THE SCHOOLS.

The Gar Of Russia is reported as having
slgnified his intention to close allthe higher
educational establishments for year as
punishment to the students for an attack
upon the Chief of tile ST. Petersburg police.
Unless Russian youths are more enthu-
siastic than the average youth in the mat
ter OF attending school they will survive
good deal OF this kind of punishment. What
the young fellows will do in the time when
they should be at school if they were open
is matter which the Gar does not seem to
have considered. There is an old adage
which tells US that the enemy of mankind
fnds something for idle hands to do, and
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THE DOMESTIC SERVICE PROBLEM.

One problem which does not seem in a
way to solve itself is that of domestic serv-
ice. In other Industries there is no diff
Guilty IN procuring competent help. In every
branch OF the manufacturing industry the
mum Der of apprentices is limited for the
reason that there is not room for one-half
who offer their services. In stores, res
taurants and saloons there are enough TODD
the rough work. But when housekeeper
wants cook. chambermaid or nurse
the number selection must be made from
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To Pass on tho Pictures.

The annual spring exhibition OF the San Fran.
cisco AIT Association Will open on the 22d inst
The jury to pass On the pictures submitted for
admission Will be constituted of the FOLLOWING
named: Emil Garrison, Miss Eva Withrow. Mrs
deU, w. A. Coulter, William Keith. Amedea
JOultn. Lee Lask, Arthur F. Matthews Charles
Rollo Peters and w. b. Clifford Tile FOLLOWING
supplementary jurors were named: f. Marion
Wells L. ID. Yelland, NJ. Henry Weipert and
Thomas Hill ""H
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The Park Lane Tract and Seyenteenth-street
Improvement Club has accepted the report OF
the committee appointed to examine Adolph
Sutro's deed to the city of streets lying south of
tile north line Of Seventeenth street. The deed
includes The streets south of the north liue of
Seventeenth street 10 the middle OF Eighteenth
and the intermediates streets, commencing 1916
feet west OF Clara avenue aud thence extending
west 10 the easterly line OF Park lane, Including
Corbett road TO the center OF Eighteenth street
Rose, Mars, Uranus and Minerva streets.
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Do Not Be Imposed unon.

Certain druggists of San Francisco have lately
been Offering limitations of the worid-reuowned
Carlsbad sprudel Salt In square bottles
The city of Carlsbad therefore issues n circu1,r
through the Lessee OF the Springs that the
Carlsbad Sprudei Salt sold In the United states
must have the name of Esner q Mendelson 4 Co
Sole Agents for the United States, on the bottles
The genuine article is only exported in round bot
ties and each bottle comes in paper cartoon. Buy
ers must therefore be careful not TO be imnossa
upon by Inscriptions dealers in medicines.
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fq5 Montgomery street near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock r. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Eearny, open until u O'Clock midnight
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock; sos
Lafkin street, open until s:30 CLOCK, aud 2519
mission street, opsn until O'clock p. NJ.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES:

DAILY CALL dnclnding Sundays, SIS per year by
mall postpaid: Is cents per week, or 90 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL, five
copies three months, So 25. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Tsges), 81 so per year, postpaid SUNDAY CALL
AID WEEKLY CALL 50 30 per year, postpaid.
W EEKLY CALL (elght pages), 81 % per year, post
valid. Clubs of ten sent TO one addressl. $40.
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Why does Whltlakers Star. Patent Lean.
Boneless, Sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon resemble
the American fia:2
ASswER.-Because when cut 1t has stripes OF
red lean on a field OF white fat Try it, It is
sweet, delicious and appetizing For sale BY ali
Clay street.
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wEATHER PREDICTIONs.

SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 5. ARsty,)
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRASctsco, April ., 1872 p NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer IS highest off the coast of Northern
California and is lowest the mouth Of the
Columbia River. The temperature has fallen in
Northern California ana has remained nearly sta
roRary elsewhere. Light rains have fallen in Ore
gon, Washington and the extreme northern portion
of California
Forecast Till p. NJ. sunday.
For CsiIfornia-Lght rains in the northern por-
fien; fair weather in the southern portion: south
Westerly winds; nearly stationary temperature.
For oregon and Observation-Disclosures, suutherly
Winds, nearly stationary temperature
J. L. Manifold.
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EVERYBODY knows that the spring is the best se,-
son to take good medicine Hoods SarsaparJlIa Ia
the most popular and successful spring medicine
and blood purifier. 100 doses one dollar
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A WORTHLESS HUsBAND.-Judge LawIer
Yesterday sent John Miller, an ex-convict, to the
House Of Correction for thirty days for being a
common drunkard. Miller has Often threatened
TO Kill bis vile and child
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Bertha Wiley, a seventeen-year-old girl,
was arrested yesterday by Officers Anthony
and HolbroOk and booked for the Industrial
School. She ran away from her home in
Berkeley month ago to associate with dis
reputable characters in this city.
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CONVENTION OF LUMBERMEN.-A conven.
lion OF the retail dealers in lumber of this State
has been called for Wednesday next at 10
O'Clock IN the Chamber OF Commerce, to organ
lie protective association
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PALACE BATHs.--Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain TUBS. Elegantly re.
lifted Now open. 715 Hilbert street.
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MEETING NoT1CEs-CoST,N,TEp


~ Irish-American Ben. Society-Your
IsS regular monthly meeting will be held az
lriSh-A nerican Hail ON MONDAY EVE, April eth,
az Z 80 O'Clock. full attendance of the members
at this meeting. DANIEL MURPHY, President.
WM. OCoNNELL, Secretary. ap6 2t
II Professor A. A. Sanders Pupils and
- patrons are respectfully informed that his
classes VIII meet during the month of April
~ 6 oESDAf EVENINGS at olympic Hall, corner of
Iowell and Suffer sts., and on SATURDAY EVEN
INGS at Union-square Hall. 42l Post ST. ap6 If
HS The Officers and Members of *
49, the Grand Lodge OF California, Is. of 80 "
r., are req .Sted to assemble at the office Of Io
the q X. OF r. and S, on SUNDAY, April IkSS
o. 1851 at 1:SU o'clock to attend the funeral OF our
late fellow-member Past Chancellor r. A MAR
DEN. 70 2tl IL. SCHAFFNER, 6. K. of r. and $.
~ Attention, Veteran Guards, *
Y U. X. IL. OF P.-Iou are hereby noti-ss ~
fed to assemble at your armory 9l3 Market3$SE%S
to attend the funeral OF late captain. r. A. MAR
DEN. All Sir Knights of other divisions are cor
daily invited TO attend the funeral Fun uniform
Will be worn on the occasion.
apo ct }. PATTERSON, S. K. R.
- Funeral Notice-Austrian Be q
lS>S neyolent Society-CMcers and mem sSsssSsS1
befs are hereby notified to assemble az your ;s5s
hall Alb Suffer street, on SUNDAY, April .5es5SSS
otn, at 80 T. NJ, for the purpose OF at ~
tending the funeral of our late brother, GEORGE
CARAVAN. Friends of the deceased are cordially
invited Byorder of NJ. SCANAPICH, President.
n BoLLISGER. Recording Secretrry. apo II
RP Annual Meeting Rotiee-The Annual
1F~0 meeting of the stockholders of the Fidelity
eectng Directors and the transaction of such other
business may lawfully come befors the meeting
Will be held at the office of the association 205 SAN
some St. next to the Pacific Bank in the city of San
Francisco, State of California, on MONDAY, the
l4th day OF April. A. ID. 1885, at O'Clock p. NJ.
mr29 LIT WILLIAM e LUrZ. Secretary.
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TIE CALLS CALENDAK.
April, 1890.
APRIL 6, 1880
SUNDAY

Any of our patrons vito fail to find THE
EGRKlNG CALL for SAFE by traiH-bOys viii
ecnfsr favor BY notifying this Office of The
foct
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CALIFORNIA glace fruits, Soc lib in Japanese
baskets. In lots SO and upward, 10 er cent of.
IOwnsend's, 627 Market ST., Palace Hotel
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To REGULATE THE STOMACH, liver and bowels
and promote digestion, take OF Carter's Little
Liver Pills every night. Try them
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ALL danger OF drinking impure water is avoided by
adding 20 drops OF the genuine Angostura Rftters
manufactured by Dr. siegert Sons AT all DRUGGISTS
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Conundrun.

THE BEST PILL / EVER usED,n is tile
frequent remark of purchasers of Carter's Little
Liver Pills. When you Try them you VIII say
Tie same. -
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E. d. BLACK, painter, 10 ElIIs street.

DIVORCE SUIT DIsMIssED.-By stipulation
OF the parties, the divorce suit of Hugh Burns
against Catherine A. Burns has been dismissed.
The morning call., 1890-04-06

BANK OF UKLAH.-The Bank Commissioner.
have examined the condition of the Bank o
Ukiail alendOeino County, and found It's assets
aud liabilities 10 be S4O6, 335 75
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LES. choice cream mixed candies In Japanese
baskets for soc. Townsend's, e27 Palace
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ADAIR WELcKER, lawyer, 507 Montgomery ST..
rooms 8, 6 aud q. No charge unless successful.
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UNFAILING in effects, always reliable, pure and
harmless, is Simmons Liver Regulator
The morning call., 1890-04-06

If afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp.
on's Eye Water. Druggists sell it at % cents
The morning call., 1890-04-06

DEAoREsT PATTERSs-Spring styles. Catalogues
free. Agency, 22s Post ST.. below Stockton
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CLOSED Sunday, but Easter eggs at half price
on Monday. at Townsend's. 627 Palace.
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FOR Cou6Hs, ASTHMA AND THROAT DIsoRpERs
use ' BroloR's bronchial n.oe1es.n IS cts boy.
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator always cures and
prevents Indigestion or dyspepsia.
The morning call., 1890-04-06

APRIL styles Buttericks patterns Catalogue
mailed free. l24 Post ST., ST
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HIGHLAND Brand of Milk (unsweetened) wa
awarded the highest prize at the Paris Exposition
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THE MORNING CALL.
PUBLICATION oFEIoE:

$ a larger circulation than any other
Nspaper published in San Francisco.
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BHEcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and nervous Ms.
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~ Ask Your Drug. Shoe, Grocer, Bazaar
ES~S or stationery dealer for DIR. HALPRUNER'S
Lnment; cures irritation and pain, internal ex-
ternal; grand money premiums awarded at Pavilion
May LIST. 1t%
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ID ESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS TO
~ learn the carpenter trade. Address E. L.. Box
Is. this office. 81
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10y Masonic Funeral Eotiee-Of- a
G>S fcers and members OF Mission Lodge, "a
No. 1859. +. and A. NJ, are hereby notified to x v
attend the funeral OF our deceased brother, wv
o. c. SfoUDER, from Masonic Temple on SUN
DAY, April 9Th, at O'Clock p. NJ Master Masons
and friends OF the deceased cordially invited.
by order of the Master.
ans Ut RlSCFIIE
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Young LADY WISHES POSITION IN INSUR-
4 ance office or other business firm as book-keeper;
having had several years experience; Will furnish
best OF city references Address Y. L., Box So
CALL Branch ONCE. ap5 It's
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/ MEN WANTED WITH AXES AND SAWS 70
Steiner sts ans Its
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CITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN
- (Swede) coaehman: good city reference: 8
years experience Address s. H., Box IA, this
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DIvIDEND NOTICES.


~ Dividend Sotice-Office of the Pa
- chic Bora1. Salt and Soda Company, San
Francisco, March 81, 1S90-At a meeting of the
Board OF Directors of the above-named company.
held this day, a dividend (No. 3U) of one dollar
tsl 90 per share was declared, payable THURS
DAY, April 10, 1920, at the efiee of the company,
go Montg emery St, Rooms IL and H. Transfer
books close April s. 1890 at 8 O'Clock r. NJ
apl I'd ALTON CLoUGH. Serretqrv
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E9S Central Presbyterian Church. Cor.
Es~S Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev John
w. Ellis pastor, viii preach at IL A. NJ and 7:3O
P Morning subject: why We Commemorate
His Death" Evening subject: "Why We Cele-
brate His Resurrection" Sundqy-sehool at 80
4. NJ. Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
meets at $3.50 p. NJ. The public cordially invited.
Seats free. 1t
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II references. r. L., Box 1873, CALL Rranch. It,
INEXPERIENCED DRESS FANCY AND DO
u nestle salesmen 126 and l2S Sixth ST ans 3ts
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A wELL-ESTABLISHED
L dresSmaking business: reason for selling. am
obliged TO leave the city a. B., Box 100, GAIL
Branch Once ans 3tF
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DRINTER wANTED-YOUNG MAN OR LAD
L of steady habits, who has had experience in Job
printing, to do general work and soliciting;
neratfon in proportion to earnings Address, stating
particulars, Central job Printer, Box l04. CALI
Branch oftice. apo 2t+
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Young SWEDISH COUPLE WISHES SIrUA-
ton; SOCK wife as ehambermatd or laun-
dress Address L. T., Box l06, CALL Branch
Office. APPS Ste
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~ ERMAN OF 80 Is LOOKING FOR EMPLOY
" ment where faithful service VIII secure Il per-
manenI position; city country. Address p
BILLHARDT 171% Fourth ST., cor Alliance. apps 3t%
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A GENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED TO
n the "a Step-farther' combination chair;
something new; it sells at sight In every household;
$40 TO $50 per week easily made by active meu;
write for particulars Address Specially Depart
ment, Lemen Mfg. Co., South Bend Ind. mr3O Su 2x
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4l5s GOIden Gate COmmnndery,
49, No. To- X. T.-Sir Knights are notified "a
to meet at the asylum, SUNDAY. April 6th * "a
at 80 p. NJ, for the purpose of acting as/VN
escort for the funeral OF Sir Knight L. A. SEEGELr
KEN of Santa Rosa Commandery X. T. BY order
ap5 2t c. g. YOUNG, En-. Com
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COLoRED CoACHMAN; REFERENCES RE
= quired. Call at DIX. HERZSrEINS once 1928
Suffer st. ap5 3t<
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MAN AND WIFE WANT POSITION AS JAN
NJ itor, to take care of private house; highest
references. Address L. T., Box 81, CALL Branch
Office. ap5 2t*
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DARTIES LOOKING FOR RELIABLE KIND OF
Il help viii do well to this advertisement;
city country Please address P. E., Box 81, CALL
Branch Once. ana
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w ANTED -FURNISHING-GoODS SALESMAN
w with city experience; state where last
ployed salary and references. X. Y. Y, Box 10l,
CALL Branch Office. ap5 1t
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OPERATORS ON VESTS; STEADY WORK: SIS
" to $I9. 1913 Minna st. ape 3ls
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SALESMAN wANrEDiAT ONCE-A FEW GOOD
~ men TO sell our goods by sample to the wholesale
and retail trade. We the largest manufacturers
IN our line Liberal salary paid Permanent position.
Money advanced for wages, advertising etc. Cen
tenniaI MIG Co, Chicago, Ill. fel9 MeSaSu SOt
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u ANTED-AGENTs FOR TIE BEST SELL
w ing article ever Droduced costly outfit free no
peddiing and no money required until sales are
made and goods delivered. Address NJ. NJ FRIED
MAN q CO., Martinsburg, Mo. mr29 APPS 2t
A GENTS SHOULD WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED
u circular and terms for weeks trial of Missouri
washer; washes dftieSt clothes clean by hot steam
without rubbing; easily sold; profitable. j.
WORTH, St Louis, Mo. oc3O emo WeSu
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" Houses Built by Day Cheaper Than
w. by contract. No charge for plans Jobbng
promptly attended to. ALBERrSoN, builder, AIS
u. nInE I'm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-24
REPRESENTATIVES..
DAMAGES FOR A DEATH.
Land Deal Troubles and Variety
of Pattern Fall Suits.

Charles Z. Brown. administrator Of the eS-
tate of James Zauner, has sued the Omaha
Railroad company in the United States cir
cult court to recover ST.. 900 damages tor the
death OF Zauner. who was employed to fill
the sand boxes on the locomotives While
attending TO his duties the engineer started
the locomotive, throwing Zauuer off and be.
meath its wheels, causing injuries which re-
suited i'll death. He leaves widow with
seven minor children. The accident occurred
in November, 1888.
Nels ". Nelson has commenced an action
against Marie A. HOrnshy 10 recover S., 9l9,
OH account OF breach of two contracts made
for The purpose of grading the driveways,
walks ana slopes of lot L., tlock / 10, in
West St. Paul, and the taking of stone from
lots and ), block So, of West st. Paul.
The 81 CroiX Lumber company has COM
n!enced an action against Phena Koran,
Christof Koran. her husband. and others co
enforce mechanics lien for Sod. IS on lot
20 block IL. of Smiths subdivision of Stin.
sons division To ST. Paul
Augusta 4, Wilson has commenced an ac-
ton with attachment against Anna A. Gas
ton to recover $50 on account of promiS-
sorry nole and other money expended for her
oerelit
j. Royal NcMurran has sned Benjamin F.
i>sory note
wright, Barrett & Stilwell have commenced
an action against the Ferrant-SchmidtL itho-
graphing ana Publishing company to recover
81. uro on promisSury notes.
Charles q. Holm has sued Alberuna Hesse
to recover Sloo on IL promissory note.
Frederick Zohn has commenced an action
against Frederick kiaemer to recover S65 80
hIihnce on The rental of land
DANES *. Furgilsor has commenced an &C.
ton against Samuel v hle ami others 10 en-
force mechanics lien on parts of lots l and
- block Is, i'll ilamline