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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the CalitOr-
mia liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under
all conditions, makes it their favorite
remedy. To get the true and genuine
article, look for the name of the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bot
tom OF the package
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
DIED.

DAVIS-ln st. Paul. on Monday at p m,
Mrs. r. P. Davis in her seventy fourth
year. Funeral will take place from her
late residence, $50 Maria avenue, on
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a. IN. Funeral
private.
McGEEHAN-In st. Paul. Monday, July 26,
Mrs. Anna Mcclellan, wife of j.. j. Nc
Geehan, at the family residence, 274 Igle-
hart street. Funeral from residence at 9
o'clock Thursday morning.
For Funeral Carriages. $50. Nos. 90 and
y West Fourth st. Fred Schroeder. Tele-
phone 524
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
Facts Today

Until 1880 this evening:
pkg. e. 400 Parlor Matches. 12c
2 tumblers White Clover Honey e5c
ID. White Glover Honey. lie
Fancy Patent Flour (sack). 50 90
Best Loaf Bread in city ... 3c
Best ky Soda Crackers. ..... 7c
Best Xxx Ginger Snaps. Sc
For the picnic we have Covered Bias
kets,. 1Oc. 15c, zoe. 25c. Picnic goods
anything you want. We will sell fruits
very low today.
FURLoNG GROCERY Co.,
Eighth and jackson.
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. ARGUMENT c THE PAN AME 1sa-
e ING COMPANY, of Jersey City. n. j.,
81 have undertaken to guarantee to
- their Advertising patrons total
D circulation for their various papers
~ of not less than ONE MILLION.
~ This means an addition of 800, 900 to
~ our present lists. II has. been said
"a that to secure q half million new
subscribers in six months is busi-
ness impossibility. This is proba-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
Kitchen ECONOMY

Actual tests show the Royal Baking
Powder to be Fl per cent. stronger than
any other brand on the market. If am
other baking powder is forced upon YOU
by the grocer, see that you are charged
tie correspondingly lower price.
Bread, biscuit, cakes and mullins are
net known in most delicate and perfect
quality where Royal Baking Powder is
not used.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
KLEIN's LUCK.

He Locates an Army Deserter at
the Races.
Officer Klein, of the mounted police,
struck a 60 to l shot at the race track
yesterday afternoon. 1t was just before
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27

The Derby was run that ''tout' pointed
out to the officer Henry Johnson, a COL
ored man. who. it is claimed. deserted
from the Twenty-fifth infantry at Fort
Missoula. johnson was arrested and
locked up at the Prior avenue station.
A reward of $50 is paid by the war de-
partment for the arrest of deserter,
and Klein feels as pleased as though
he had cashed ticket on the Derby
winner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27

Dine at Grand Central Hotel,
7th and Wabasha. A good dinner, Csc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-27
Americas Greatest Piano.

E|s4 The Matchless '.Shaw''
MMaNNM absolutely the finest
eszasaaSEN Piano in the world. S.
YsfsExSsS3 w. RaDdenbuSh IL CO..
Il "a. 81 sss ssis:S Sole Agents, 10 and ri
zsE s.s.s=glssE West Fourth street.
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS DEATHS,
ANNOUNCEsEEN MIS-.

nR. f. b. HALLlDAY'S BLOOD
~ Purifier is taking the place of all others
very rapidly. We have yet to hear from the
first one who was disappointed in it. Office
and laboratory, 274 East Seventh street, ST.
Paul
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Raum Cares Naught for Hints.

Raum Cares Naught for Hints.
New York Herald.
The majority report of the committee
charged with the investigation of Gen.
Raum's case was enough to have caused
vacancy in the Office of pension COM
missioner long. ago if the position had
been occupied by man possessed of
any fine sense of respect for himself or
of any regard for his official superiors.
Raum evidently prefers a presidential
kick to congressional hint.
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and to that end have originated the
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Rewards of Merit among new sub
scribers that the world has ever
known. The plan or method is in .
conflict with no law against lotter-
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brains; it is, in short, the very ,
essence of what is commendable,
honest. liberal and attractive. O.
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lE'I,e OnYy CnssGitinn

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16

How THEY AM MANAGED ACCORDING TO TIE
RhPoRTs OF CoNsULs.
TIE COMPANIES AkR HELD powx 81 RIGID RULES
N vIENzA-So cRowDIxa ALLOWED II ANY
cIrf-EvEsr PAssESaHR 10 ESrIrLKn TO A
sEAT-aEoULAa STOPPING PLACES
There are some things which arc done better
In Europe than on this side Of the Atlantic.
Just what these things are need not DO made
plain at this time. For the present it 10 enough
to compare the management of local street car
transportation with tie methods made plain in
the advance sheets Of . series Of consular re-
ports, and TO see how close ID the general re-
iationnhip between the government and the
corporations In soms Of che cities from which
reports have been received tho conditions ere
worse than In most American cities In others
they srs pe-haps-in some respects at lsast-s
tribe better.
fRAxwAY coxYixIHs n VIENNA
In Vienna the rates Of fare Of the tramway
companies have 70 b ratified BY the munich
pAlity. which has also 10 determine how many
cars have to be run on ths different lines and
whether ons-h0rse or tvo-horss cars are TO be
used The tramVay companies have also to
clean the streets through which their cars run
the width Of the tracks free Of cost and these
amount allowed 10 them By the municipality.
The lines specified 10 the contracts must Be
built and finished within the time stipulated
therefor. ehoald IL b. found nscessary in con
strucsing . line that certain buildings or Whole
rows Of buifdings have ts BE- torn down, this
has 70 BE- done q the expense Of the company
without any claim - indcmnihcatiou, II by
the building Of ssvers or the psviag Of streets
the tralae 10 interrupted for certain tine, the
company 10 not entitled 70 any damage for the
loss 81 reeelpts accrutnG thersfrom. Should il
be found that the tramvay trafnc on any line
Be obstructive 70 the other tra1ic the munich
palisy has the right 10 demand that the tram
way tra1ke on that lime b stopped entirely.
The H.nvay companies sss obliged 70 avail
snomseives immediately Of any technical nov
elites vhich may b an imprcvemenr n lar
any reason not resulting nom force major -
eanwsy tra1Rc y stopped the company has 70
pay daily fns 10 the municipality. The o..
nieuoes-tke Eusepeaa hssdscs-crs hsld n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs
1917 Pom. ave.u.w.
Our Speciaities:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH

Teeth that have decsyed and broken away may be
operated ~ upon this system; crowns engrafte
the r~ots gwen u lease OF life and made good
and setvcestle IN every way natural CUES. be =
success an ARTIFICIAL crown lie that
II shall permanently decay at the broken end of
the root and strong enough to splitting of the
root or breasinS from its attachments. We claim
that our crowns have all these equireents, and when
com b;ncd with bridge WORK, which consists in supply
iiK teeth ust have been extracted kes the most
beautiful aud durable appliance ever devised rs .
substitute for the natural teeth; all this without
plate to cover tho rSof of the mouth. The advance
ent in dentistry has been great IN the last few
We have Kept pace with these and the
iens sf the Evans f.r assured q the
b-rsnt Of thea practieel and applied IN the most
skilfui and artistic prices for class
of work will be found reasonable n il sstent
with nrstclass work aud best materials We perform
all operations Pertaining to our profession Fine Koid
hllinss artificial teeth gold, pstins, rubber and
rubber lrsd with gold. Extracting without pain.
mh3 Inn
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XNALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on ] NEAk NINTH STREET

By virtue decd Of trust dated April 4 1881 md
duly recorded in Liber No. 967. folio las ct seq one
the land records of the District VI Colunb md Mt
the of tho party secured therebywe w sell Vt
pu6lie AUCTION IN 'front.' OF the premise UEsDAY,
loving described real estate IN city " SAID
ting street by the depth thereof OF lot t in the
subdivision made BY the heirs Of John Davidson Of
square No. 1913, with the improvements thereon. 4
three story pressed brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One cash, Of which $3.50 must
be patti at time Of sale, and balance in and two
years With inerest ~ per cent pcr annum Interest
TO bs secured by purchasers notes and
deed Of trust property sold to Satisfaction OF trus-
tees OF 81 cash. a optiGn Of Iurchaser Ccuvsysncns
aud recording at purchasers cost. Terms Of "a
bs complied with IN nftosu 6l days after sale e,se
trustees reserve right = resell st rsk and cost of pur
chaser In DEFAULT
Ea; & 4R3St yEzSbbzts ) Tr.ss,s.
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DATcLIFFE. DAkR Co. Auctioneers.
HI go Pa ave- n. v

~ SSo Fa ave, NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
NUE. NOHTHEASr. BLING HOUSES Nos. l37
AND Az Dig; 99os SPfn2hruNiTi SEtEn ;EI.
ASD on EA N IkKnS r. G00p SkI4A t;
FRONT AND BACK. WITH SHADE TREES.
By of deed VI trust, dated tho 18th day Of
October A. D laol and recorded Lt6sr 1850, folio
100, the undsraxned trustees VIII offer for sale
public auction, in front Ct the premises. on MON
bay. TIE EIGE TENTH DAY OF APRIL. A. D.
SUB LOTS 6S AND 70. In SQUARE 723.
Each lot being improved by new eisht-rooln and
bath with finished cellar bay window house. With cleo
trio bells and all modern coRveoieness. Zach hoIso
b. sold subject decd OF tsua. 49, 400 psya-
bic three years from October j. 1891 vi Ia interest
81 cent anuuIn il teEest yEble sem-annu-
ally.
Terms Of sale as follows: $500 to DO paid cash, Of
which $500 will b, required DEPOSIT at the time Of
sale balance OF tbs purchase money In monthly pay
ments OF 900 per month. in two equal instainents
in ons and Two years tro day u sale for which the
and to Lear interest st per cent OF all cash. at
with from date Of sale property 70 b
resoid ct rlsk and cost OF defaulting pun hAser.
Houses open for inspection.
FRANK i. BROWNING.
416 9Th ST. n. ". [ r-,.
JOHN 6. 6WOk MSTEOT, ( 1Eustees.
ap6-d&ds OPT st. NV.
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WHY NOT EAT BUGS?
Uncle Sam Recommends Grasshou-
pers as An Article Of Diet.
OTHER EDIBLE INSECTS

LEMONADE MADE FROM ANrs-soNl NOVEL USES
FoA oRAssHoPrRRs-AH INSECT NxNu-Lo-
GUSTS vALuABL. ron pAIr-A PLAQUE PROM
IsED EoR THIS suNNEl
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RALTII0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD


Schedule N eject December Is, 1901
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
avenue and T. street.
FOR Chica-o AMI Northwest, NestibU1ed Limited e.
Prs Trans II 80 AL, & Is IN daily
For Cincinnati. 81. Louis and Iniianapo,is yesti
oG!ed Limited 3.3U. express ! 40 D Ia daily
for P1ttsourS and Cleveland, express daily IL 80
m ard ). ~ pm
FOr LeIinE;oa anc stanton. 40 4oam.
For Winch ssrr and way stations, T.. so D m
FOR Luray. A:ju. Is 40 I'm.
For Eosnoe G, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Mennnhi.
IL 10y n DALI siespiHg car through
e. 90. ~ minut - xs,Oj $40, 70 so 90 45-usin-
Et.sl NJ. xl@Ul IL e. H.-;.U, X 10, x3 Is, 1926
II rs, AL I5o5 45-minuiesl 70 10. 1870 5 IS.
163O. 80. 90. x.C0 9. 80. XII 80 aaa ii ,5 n m
Sundays. IA 05 IS %. 45-mirutesixsO o. 4 30 - 10
90 o. 40 minutes zoo. 90, ~ 20 10 40
32I. All. % Us. 4S-ruiButes IS. no. 70 90 +; "a
$500. 10 90. Il !, 60 II, 30 m.
pm Sundays. 5. 40 IN , 4. 81 prI
For Frederick. tll-3O aul. sL1a ~ 80. IS 30
Tsr Hazer.;Oxn, 10; 40 am. and t53op pm.
koiAL BLU LINZ Afs pE HkS YORK AND PHIL
For IhilaoeI phia, New iork. Boston and the esst
daily 4-OJ, SEQ. $1,000. Dining Carr a m. l., OC
noon, = 40 t3Oj. Dining carr. I'll 80 p.n. sleeping
Ca. open At 1000 oclcckl
Iucet Psrlor Car all day trains
FOR Boston. = ~ Pm with Pullman Buffet Slee D
Ing Car ruanln- through TO Boston without chang .
Va foI<hksetsie bridge. landing passengers in b. and
For ante City, 4O5 10 90 and L, 90 noon. Sun.
dsys. 4 % IN and l2CO boon.
Ior Ine Of .lbarban trains SEQ time tables. to be
iE1eept sunday Daily. SUNDAY only.
xL.Frtss train
Ersye 90 'ei TO- ard checked rom hotels sai resi-
drrc-s b nI9B 4rau-tT Co orders left at tieke,
J. 1. JDfLi- SHAS o. SCULI
ten haIaEcr tdlil Gen. Pass Ag't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-16
writtsn for The Evening Star.

G r Al 8 II o P P Z r
plague being advertised
for this summer in the
west, Why should not
the people Who are re-
duced to starvation by
these insects usc them
for food? Experiments
have been made BY the
scientific corps Of the
Department Of Agri-
culture which prove
that grasshoppers are
both pAlatablA and
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Trustees
apl2-dIds RADCLIFFE. DARR Il co. Auets
'INHOMAs BOWLING l. sON. Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE IiiPROvED
PROPERTY, 40. 1922 RHODE ISLAND Avn
NCl- NOt:tHWkSI, Al AUCiiUS.
BY q two deeds u trust, dated respectively
September u, 1884, recorded III Liar 1888, folio
l27 ct seq, AND january 4, 1sSs, racord ed ia
liber 1889. folio 45s, ct seq, CT the land
records of the District OF COLUMBIA, and
at the request Of the part secured thereby,
and also by virtue Of d.cree duly rlssed Gy
the supreme Court Ct the Dis.sict of Coiunhts III
Equity case No 80. J. Oh the 9TH Ga 0; December.
1851. VIII sell. IN front % the premises on MON
Bh1. APRIL TWENIY-FIFTH. 1882. a. HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, part Of lot 8, square
2ifronticC 81 feet the south side Of Rhode Island
ave 10y depth OF 10: feet :. inches 10 wide alley
SAID ground having l0ft wide alley the weat
side thereof. improved by handsome modern three
story and basement brick residence. 1922 III odc Island
aycrue northwest.
Ierras: One-third cash: balance IN one and two
years. with interest," secured 10y deed OF trust the
property; all cash. AZ the option the purchaser.
deposit OF 5000 required at time OF sale. II the
.ertis of sale are rot compiled with in ten o, day,
the trustees reserve the right to resell and cost
OK detauinBg purchaser. Con vey alcinS and record
Ing 1t Cost of purchaser.
RICHARD ". TYLER.
1907 = 81 DIV. rrr.....
ROBERT @. RUTHERFORD, iTus'eess
spl2-d.d 1897 ct. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
geo. ". sTICKNEY. Auctosser
TRUSTEES SALE OF

u i4is New York ave-
.,, yyAI , sMfKoy ssi tSSssERII
S. DEED e e. y
and &. Of the sT r. ~
secured thereby will ofer sale in frost the
T. Ft acISSk !. 7 PAY ~
e in las H h.rr's subdivision q square mum bered
ss ,,1sn os rsf isS 81 ssSt IS
af ASSOCIATION The exact amount due said deed
sale Cash Il easeSs Of the amour. au. On
said dsea s 81 1s, sioo dspo.i, viii be reaured -
eh, =. cost Term; viii
w Re iS a At Ts
- i SlHkl i. as naassI'
ap2-eokds' Trustees
sAS f sH ak A.
1882 same hour and place No Y HA y SaEs,ms
apl4-3t' Trnstees-
CHdsNSc 5Ena sALE oT vyAhUAskE EEAk EsTATS
iss II TIE ofFs
in eSSss
T. ESn a. y q z; ss
lsy2. at Five O'CLOCK P N. All those, parcels d
dhsHs .ss Il. H
Sragn and othe,s ,ubdvision Of certain square
lS2 rs per plat duly recorded In surveyors otoe
81 Ssa ostriet IA Aaoer h folio together with
l0l5 oregon avenue
ierms Of sale: onethtrd cash. res:d in two 90
note: q 4.
ton of purchaser. Deposit Of o30O required. An
conveysncing recording. &C.. at purchasers cost II
terps are not complied with in ten days the rusess
reserve the right TO readvertss and sell ct
purchaser cost and risk
CHARLES II. CRA0IN,
321 AZ ST. q w.
RANDALL HA6SER. EuateeA
400 othst NV.
ap4-dGdS THOS. DOWNING SON Aucta
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~ ROsHON'S DENTAL PARLORS. ESTABLISHED
NJ lS;tf laos l4th ct. Full sets $50 and . 10,
$40 aud So Old plates made good as new. open
cay. n,xht aud sundays till p. IN. Ali It's branches
-pt3-im'-
lrREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
ind ar.hsisl teeth inserted without ehArye exert
men, OF the Columbian University. from TO pm
daily except sunday e1trsctiop free inhrmary open
from octooer to Ju 10 ss26-u
DENTAL INFIRNARY. : NATIONAL. uNivER.
~ sity. cor 9Th nd nv: Open 70 d: al the
yssr Ens ,s Be- sse Jllunss sna PATE 81
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RATCLIFFE. DAIR CO., Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELLING
HOUSE, NO. 925 o STREET NORTHWEST
GS,90h.NSlE Ir, 0F AND COLUMBIA srREETS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded and by
consent OF all parties Interested the unders tr,ls
tee VIII oder Tor sale at public auction in front of tho
premises, on THURSDAY. FOURTEENTH DAY OF
hPHlL- A. D. 1892. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
PART OF LOT IL IN SQUARE 366
Fronting ~ feat on street at the corner Of Columbia
street. and improved by elegant and suhstsnIi.lly
bulIt roc!ll brich houst, with all modern improve
inths electric bells throCgh out and bath md
toiiet accommodations. all the lines cars max
ing easy Of access and TO and from the heart
OF Tue CITY, All places OF usement and the eAecu
i've oeP2ri nents-In word a most unusual oppor-
tunitS Tor Investment or home for ones own use.
Terms: Cne-thlrd cash the balance III one and two
secured oy deed OF trast upon the property sold A
deposi: OF 81 30 required at time sale II the terms
OF sale ars not COMPLIED with fifteen days from the
dAy OF safe the trustee reserves the right to resell
prof. erty at the risk aud the defsutiny pur
chaser after nve days advertisement OF such resale
some newspaper published i'll Washington, b. G. All
c9aveyanSing and recording at the cost OF the pur-
chaser House open for inspection.
JOHN T. ARMS, Trnsthe.
apS-dSds RADCLIFFE. DAHR Co. Aucts
tVTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on AC.
count OF the rain until SATURDAY., SIXTEENTH
APRIL. same hour and Place
W. J. NEWTON, Part Owner and Attorney
spl4-dSds RADCLIFFE, DARli CO. hucts.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NUkDDkgTsCHE LLOYD IS

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Comfortable state rooms. excsuent table Injurious
saloon appointments frees LIST cabin. $50 - hes
Lerih according 10 losation- "a eaLln. 40 berth
steei axe a. Low rateS sp5y u = h. DkoOP, W.
Penn sp2
T,CNARD LINE-PLANs. sAILISGs. vACAN-
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end -; d cabin. 80 s;ee-ae tGsss Britaia 2Ol
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Alics u. NcKslAsn has purchased fsr q, 500
lss6 By lokoe fsss "a Sth between q sad 4
streets norJhsEsl
August De.sfA - bsaeAt sss e7,ooo Il G p.
Nerpeut para - square so, Is BY - feet {
inches % osh bssvesa y and o srss6 nsrsA-
ves1