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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A STRONG FIRM.
That of Which MIR. III. z. Goodnow
Is Member.

Mr.. Henry p. Goodnow is in st. Paul.
He was born here in 1857, and has grown
up with the city. Mr.. Goodnow is a
lawyer by profession, and is partner
in the firm of Williams. Goodnow &
Stanton, with offices in the Gilfillan
block. Mr.. Goodnow is young man of
marked ability, and in his chosen pro-
fession he is bound to make mark.
The firm with which he is connected is
regarded as strong one, and bears
very good name in the community.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
AN HONORED NAME,

That of George Benz & Sons,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
There is no more honOred or better
known name in st. Paul than that of
George Benz. Mr.. Benz was among the
earliest band of settlers, and by hard
work and great business aptitude has
accumulated large fortune. George
&. Benz, a son. is in partnership with
his father, the title of lhe firm being
George Benz & Sons, wholesale liquor
dealers. Mr. q. q. Benz is st. Paul
man; he was born here in 1862, and pos
sesses eminent business qualifications.
The firm has the largest wholesale
liquor trade this side of Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A MODEL AGENCY.
The ST. Paul Manager of Which Is
Mr.. r. V. Harman.

The ST. Paul Manager OF Which Is
Mr.. f. v. Harman.
Mr.E. Y. Harman is the local man
ager of Snow. Chmch & Co., whose of
fees are in the Pioneer Press building.
Mr. Herman is Virginian; he was
born at Stanton in 1868. He resided in
Colorado, 1882, and in Minneapolis, 1885,
taking up his residence iii this city, 1890.
Mr.. Hartman is the manager in a loan
and commercial collection agen-
cy. This agency stands high
in the community. The,
jobber knows that his claim, if intrust-
ed to Snow, Church 81 Co., will receive
the prompt, energetic, careful, skillful
and responsible treatment their years
of experience and methods guarantee to
their clients, and, on the other hand.
the debtor realizes that the sun has set
on the day which he could fill with vain,
or perhaps false, promises. Their busi-
ness connections are wholly confined to
the wholesale and manufacturing inter
HStS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A PRACTICAL MAN.
MFR. Beere, Who Conducts the La
dies Tailoring Establishment.

MIR. Beere, Vino Conducts the La
dies Tailoring Establishment.
Mr. J. Beerc is a native of England.
Prior to his settling in st. Paul. in 1889,
he had been in business in New York
and Chicago. He is located at 46 East
Third street, where he has ladies'
tailoring establishment. Mr.. Beere
spent considerable time and money in
Paris. studying the necessities of his
business. He supplies riding habits for
the ladies of st. Paul, Minneapolis and
the largest cities of the state, his being
the only establishment OF the kind in
the Northwest. He carries very fine
line of imported goods, which cannot be
equaled in this country. Mr.. Beere is a
thoroughly practical man, and under
stands all the details of his business, to
which he gives his perfonal super
vision.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A BIG BUSINESS.

That Worked Up by Mr.. A. Herr,
of Herr Bros, ClOthiers.
Among the large retail clothing
houses is that of Herr Bros, at the cor
ner of East Seventh and Rosabrl streets.
Mr.. A Herr, one OF the brothers, a men,
Der of the Commercial club, has during
his long residence in st. Paul demon
strated that he ever has the best in
tereSts of the city in view. He was
born in Germany, 1885,, sand came here
in 1870. He has done much in the up
building of the business of Herr Bros,
which, with the development of the
city, has grown to, mammoth proper
tiOnS. -
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A WELL-KNoWN LAWYER.
Mr.. H. l.. Williams Has Made a
Very EnyiabIe Record.

Mr.. H. l.. Williams Has Made a
Very EnyiabIe Record.
Massachusetts has turned out many
eminent lawyers. Mr.. III. l.. Williams,
of the well known firm of Williams &
Schoonmaker, located in the New York
Life Building, need not be ashamed of
his birthplace, nor his birthplace of
him. He was born at Boston, 1857.
After his graduation into the mysteries
and intricieies of the law he practiced
some time in New York city. In Octo-
Der. 1884, he landed in ST. Paul. He
has been highly honored by his fellow
citizens since his residence here, having
been chosen to represent them in the
lower house OF the legislature of 1889,
where he served on very important
committees. He has also served on the
Republican city and county committees
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
POPULAR OFFICIAL.
Mr.. Angel, of the State Execu-
tive Departments.

MIR. William II. Angel, who holds the
important place of clerk in Gov. Mer
riam's office, was born in Dubuque, To-,
Dec. IS, 1853. He received his educa tion
at Greene, N. Y, and afterwards studied
law in the office of Bradley 81 Kendall.
at Corning, n. T. Removing from that
Dlace 10 Red Wing. Mimi. he entered
the law office of Hon. L. w. lloyt
in April, 1881. In April. 1882. lie came
to ST.. Paul to a ecrpt The posiijan of prl-
vate secretary to Cox. Hubbard. which
position he has held during the success
sive terms OF each governor until the
present time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
"A SKiLLFUL MANAGER.
Mr.. Rakhard Hurd, OF the Wash
inGtOn Life C0nDapv


ington Life Company.
Mr.. Rukhard Hurd is native of Gin
cinnatl, where he was born in the wear
1858. He chose the profession of civil
engineering as his calling, and gradu-
ated at the Pennsylvania military
academy i'll the year 1873. From civil
engineering he drifted into the insur-
ance business, and for the past five
years has been valued official in the
employ of the Washington Life Insur-
ance company. For the past three
years he has been the general manager
for the Dakotas and Minnesota, with
residence in st. Paul. In addition to
active membership in the Commercial
club, Mr.. Hurd is a member of the
Loyal Legion, the Sons OF the American
Revolution, Aztec club, Minnesota club
and Town and Country club. MIR. Hurd
Is notable amateur musician, and in
his hours of leisure and repose piavs
very effectively upon the piano, guitar.
flute, violin and ether musical instru-
mentS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
IN REALTY LINE.
Mr.. j. c. Stout a Large Dealer in
City Property.

The attractions of ST. Paul for real
estate agents and money lOaners are
not to be equaled by any other city on
the continent. 1t is no strange thing,
therefore, that SO many have settled in
this city, and that this particular line of
of business has been so profitable. Mr..
J. c. Stout, who was born at Middle
town. \. j., in 1910, moved to st. Paul
in 1882, where he opened q loan and
real estate business. His good judg-
ment concerning the value of property,
his reliability in investing or loaning
money for other parties, and his uni
form prOmptneSs and integrity in ali
business transactions, have secured for
him an extensive business. His Office is
in the Davidson block.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB MEMBERS.

S. D., and Helena, Mont. as agent,
route agent, and assistant Superintend-
ent. So satisfactory were his services
in all these positions, that in June, 1890,
he was promoted to his present i'm
portant place and transferred 10 st.
Paul. His Office is in Room 20. David
Snin lAlnnl-
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
DEALER IN DIRT.
Mr.. Cayenaugh, a Leading Real
Estate Man.

Mr.. Ralph w. Cavenaugh, the well
known dealer in real estate. mining
property and investments, comes from
the reputed hub" of the United States,
having been born in Boston, Mass,
April 8, 1852. After several years in
the Wholesale grocery business at Wi
mona, Minn., he naturally, like thou
sands OF others, gravtated to the center
of population and business, and so set
tied in st. Paul in 1882, since which
time he has been one of the most prom
inent dealers in his particular line of
business, not only in the city, but the
entire Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
ON COM MISSION.

Mr.. Carl Schallinger, OF the North
ern Fruit and Provision Com
pany.
Mr.. Carl Schallinger is interested in
the Northern Fruit and Produce CON-
pany. which is located at the corner of
East Sixth street and Broadway. Mr.
Schallinger came to st. Paul in 1885.
He previously resided in New York,
where he was engaged in the shoe busi-
ness. He was born at Bremen, Austria,
i'll Is 2. He has displayed extensive
business knowledge, and much of the
success of the Northern Fruit and Prod
uce company Is due to his vigorous
management.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A LEADING JEWELER.
Mr.. T.. Geist Acknowledged to Be
in the Forefront.

Mr.. Il. Geist Acknowledged to Be
in the Forefront.
Mr.. Emil Geist, the matchmaker and
jeweler of IS East Third street, is we'll
known in the Capital city. He has al
ways followed the jewelry business.
having learned the trade in his fathers
establishment. He is regarded as most
capable man in his line, and few jewel
ers are held in higher estimation by the
general community. Mr.. Geist has seen
something of the world. He was born
in Germany, 1850. and has resided, prior
to coming to st. Paul in 1875, in New
York and Memphis. Mr.. Geist is one of
the solid business men of the city who
have labored hard and done much for its
unhuilding
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
THE KEYSTONE STATE.

Native Place of Mr.. Gross, of the
BIackwood Company.
= Mr.. NJ. n. Goss, of the Blackwood
company, halls from the good old Key
stone state, having been born at Lam
caster, Pa, Jan. 9. 1859. He came to
st. Paul April, 1888. Before this he was
four years in the drug business at
Wheatland. n. d. Previously to that
he was conductor on St Paul, Mime
aril Facific railway for about six years.
Politically he is a Republican, and was
a delegate from the Sixth ward to the
Congressional convention. The office of
the company of which he is now the
successful manager is at 375 and 3Sl
StarkeV street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
a GOOD CIGAR
Is the Characteristic Brand Sold
by Mr.. Dennis.

Dy Mt. DennIS.
Notwithstanding all that has been
said against the habit of smoking, there
are more smokers in America today
than ever before. and the demand for
good cigars will probably increase
rather than diminish. Since. therefore,
people will use the weed. it is quite de-
sirable that first-class article should
be supplied. Mr.. William S. Dennis,
importer of cigars. 326 Jackson street.
is prepared to meet this demand. lie
always carries a full stock of the best
imported cigars. Mr.. Dennis was born
at Waukegan. Ill.,, Feb. 5, 1856. lie
formerly conducted the same business
in Chicago. but since Jan. l, 1882, has
been in st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
HE'S A HUSTLER.
Mr.. III. Johns Admirable Work
for His Party.


Mr.. Henry Johns is among the best
known young men in the city and state.
He is a lawyer and a politician-a lead
er of the younger element of the Repub-
lican party. Mr.. Johns, of late years,
has been in the forefront of his party's
battles, state. county and city, and no
man has worked harder or done more
disintereSted service than he. He is an
admirable man on the stump, and his
tireless energy enables him to do work
which. during the heat and burden of a
campaign, is simply astounding. Mr..
Johns is a young lawyer of great prom
ise. He is now in partnership with his
brother, Mr.. +. l.. Johns. Mr. Johns
studied law in Washington. d. c.. and
first engaged in active practice i'll Red
Wing. His first Introduction to st.
Paul was in 1867. but he has not mad
continuous residence here. being res
ident in other places ten years. Mr.
Johns was born in 1858.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
AN ENTERPRIsING MAN.
Mr.. L. l.. Schurmeier, of Lindeke,
Warner & Schurmeier.

Mr.. T. l.. Schurmeier, of the we'll
known firm of Lindeke, Warner &
Schurmeier. wholesale dry goods mer-
chants, is native of st. Louis. being
born March IA, 1852. He came to st.
Paul with his parents in 1855. For sew
eral years he has successfully conducted
the finances and credits of this firm. He
is an enterprising business man, and
always alive to the interests of st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
GENIAL HOWARD.
Mr.. Kamaley Has Grown Up With
the CITY. =

Mr.. j. II. Ramaley, printer and pub
Usher, is native of st. Paul, being
born June 10, 1864. and has grown up
with the city. He is no v junior mem
Der of the well-known firm of ID.
Ramaley Il Son, who are doing very
large printing and publishing business
at 81 East Fifth street. Mr.. II. is a
member of Elk Lodge l. o. U. F.,
is publisher and editor of the,
official organ of the A. y. u. W., is
secretary of St. Paul Typothetae and
secretary of White Bear Yacht club.
For SO young a man he has been highly
hOnOrpd
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A BOX FACTORY.
Messrs. Osgood & Blodgett Opel
ate the Rest in the Country.

Messrs. Osgood & Blodgett Oper-
ate the Best in the Country.
Mr. B. 5. Osgood is president of the
firm. Osgood & Blodgett Manufacturing
Company. This company is engaged in
the box factory and planning mill busi-
uess, their works being put into opera
ton in 1874. The company started in a
small way, and SO marked has been the
success attained that today they have
one of the finest box factory plants in
the country, with unrivaled yard and
railroad facilities. Mr.. Osgood is 4
Maine man; was born in 1926, and came
to st. Paul from Hudson. Wis, in 1874.
The success of the company of which
he is president demonstrates the calber
of the man aud his marked business
qualifications.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
AN ABLE OFFICER.
Mr. Kenyon, the Painstaking Pub
lie Examiner OF the State.

Mr.. NJ. D. Kenyon was born in Wash
ington County, q. Y, III 1913. He was
engaged in the mercantile business at
Fond du Lac, Wis, several years, and in
1872 was in the lumber trade at Roches-
ter, Minn. He came to st. Paul Janu-
ary. 1878. and took the position of chief
clerk in the State Land office, which he
held for two years. From 1875 to 1888
he was deputy state auditor. He has
in Minnesota, since 1888. No man is
better qualified for this responsible
work than Mr.. kenyon. Residence, Isl
Laurel avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
LARGE PATRONAGE
Enjoyed by MIR. TheO. b, Myers,
the Jeweler.

Mr.. Theo. B. Myers was born at Port
Byron. \. y, in lS4S. He attended col
lege at Syracuse, n. Y. after which he
engaged IN the jewelry business i'll that
city. In 1872 he came to 81. Paul, where
he has been in the same business on
Third street for twenty years. The
firm name is Myers IL Co., II East Third
street. No jeweler is better knOwu in
this city, while the large patronage re-
ceived indicates the satisfaction OF his
nltronS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
POPULAR LEADER.
Senator III. F. Stevens Has Served
the People Well.

Hon. hiram F. Stevens was born at
st. Albans, Vt, Sept. IL, 1852. Soon
after his graduation in law he turned
mis- eyes away from the old granite hills
of his native state and looked towards
the growing West. He reached st. Paul
on December q. in the year 1879 since
which time he has been successfully
practicing his chosen profession IN the
capital city. He has been houored by
his Republican fellow citizens with a
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
FIRST CLASS WORK.

The Record of HIr. G. NJ. Stanch-
field, Leading Printer.
Mr.. George NJ. Stanchfield was born
at Lewiston. Ne. He is engaged in the
job printing business under the name of
Stanchfield & Co., 80 East Third street.
Before coming to st. Paul, in May. 1888,
he was engaged in the same business for
a time in his native city, and in Peoria.
ILL.,, and st. Louis, Mo. This firm baS
the reputation of doing first-class work,
and there is 40 doubt that they will
sustain that reputation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
FOR INSURANCE,

Mr. A. j. Leitch Is Difficult TO Get
Away With.
Mr.. A. j. Leitch, who is with Mr. S.
S. Eaton in the fire insurance business,
was born in Chicago April %, 1883.
After being in the insurance business
for some time in Chicago, he came to
this city Sept. 1. 1899. since which time
he has prosecuted the same business
here. Few men are more successful in
this line than Mr.. Leitch.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
IN THIS COUNTY
Mr.. p. A. Lavaiee Was Born and
Raised.

MIR. L. A. LaVaiee Was Born and
Raised.
Mr.. Paul A. Lavaee is a me mber of
the board of county commissioners. He
has occupied a seat i'll this body four
years. and his popularity is such, COM
bined with his great and honorable
services to the community, that it is
exceedingly likely that he will secure
reelection at the election next fall. Mr..
Lavalee has grown up with the city,
being born in this county IN 1868. and,
therefore, is we'll able to legislate for its
needs. He is young man OF broad
views; there is nothing narrow or illib-
eral about him to wary his Judgment on
public questions. Mr.. Lavalee is sec
retary and treasurer of the st. Paul Ice
company, and for ten years ran gro
Gerry store at S19 Mississippi street. His
residence is at 429 Iglehart street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A GENERAL AGENT.

Mr. r. ID. Parker, Of the Popular
and Much Talked of 800"
Road.
Mr.. Elan d. Parker. the p opular rail
road man, was born at Granville. Lick
ing county, Ohio, Sept. %, 1889. lie
came to ST. Paul June l. 1882. For some
years he was connected with the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern railway at
Chicago. He is now the efficient gem
eraI agent OF the Minneapolis, st. Paul
IL Sault Ste. Marie railway.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
A TICKET BROKER.
MIR. r. p. Edwards, OF the Ed
wards Cut-Rate Ticket Office.

wards Cut Rate Ticket Office.
The moving spirit of the well-known
Edwards Cut-Rate Ticket office is
Thomas P. Edwards. A very voluminous
business is done by Mr.. Edwards, and
his Office, 173 East Third street, is daily
indication of this. Mr.. Edwards has
followed the business of ticket broker
for several years. He was formerly
grocery clerk at Quincy, H., but took
up the ticket brokerage in Minneapolis,
removing to st. Paul in 1883, and has
been eminently successful. Mr.. Ed
wards is ever to the forefront, aud
much of his success is due TO the un-
dauntabe zeal which is his chief char
acteristic. Mr.. Edwards has maintained
an honorable name, and his patrons are
drawn from every walk of life. He was
born in Cass county, ILL.,, 1862.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
ON THE ROAD.
MIR. Conhaim Represents a Strong
Chicago Firm.

Commercial travellers compose a very
large class of men in the business world.
Every wholesale and jobbing house is
represented by one or more of these
men. The Joseph Beifeld & Co., of
Chicago. manufacturers of cloaks, Is es-
pecially fortunate in being represented
by so competent a man as Mr.. Joseph
Conhaim. Mr.. Conhaim resides at 5S7
Olive street, and travels through the
Northwest in the interest of the Chicago
bouSn
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
DEALS IN STOVES.
Mr.. A. II. PrudeD, Foremost
Business Man of St. Paul.

Mr. AK. Pruden, of the Pruden Stove
company, 4O9-4Il Sibey street, was born
in Ohio in 1850 Soon after his twenty
first birthday he started for st. Paul,
arriving here in March, 1872. He is
one of the foremost business men of the
city. and has a large wholesale trade in
stoves. His well known uTbanity and
his pr0mpnesS in responding to all
orders, together with the superior quail
itv of goods handled. have given him an
exceptionally fine reputation among all
his customers over the \ Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
ALE AND PORTER.
Drewery's the Only Brewery in
Its Line West Of Chicago.

LAAC 4A
Its Line West Of Chicago.
Edward brewery was born in London,
Eng, and immigrated to st. Paul in
1857. He established q brewery on the
river bank near Commercial street, and
moved at his present location, ,704 Payne
avenue. in 1867. In 1864 Mr.. 4. Drew
cry came into the world. he went into
business with his father, and in 1890 the
company was Incorporated in the name
brewery Brewery and Bottling Com
pany. They manufacture ale and por-
ter and all carbonated goods. NJ. Z.
brewery learned the brewing business
in England before coming to America,
and it has been his one pursuit in life,
and he has indeed learned it well. The
work is all under the personal super
vision Of Mr.. E. brewery. although lie
has about twenty-five competent work
men. The brewery was burned down
last fall, and has since been rebuilt to
conduct a much larger business than
before. This is the only ale and porter
brewery west Of Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
IN CONNECTIONS
The Establishment OF j. II. Roach
Il Co. Is the Largest.

Mr.. c. A. Roach is the vice president
and business manager Of Messrs. }. H.
Roach & Co., wholesale confectioners,
whose mammoth establishment is Still
ated at 413, Ais, AT Jackson street.
They are the largest confectioners i'll
the Northwest. and the annual business
is reported to be equal to some Of the
large Chicago and New York houses.
Mr.. c. A. Roach has resided in this city
since 1885. He came here from Du-
buque, To-, where he was born in 1868.
Mr.. Roach Is very pleasant man, and
is conceded 10 be a frst-ciaSS business
manager.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
In politics he is Democrat. His Office
is sos Manhattan Building.
UP IN MASONRY.
MIR. G. w. Martin, One of the Best

Mr.. g. w. Martin, One Of the Best
Known Commission Men.
Mr.. George w. Martin, wholesale fruit
and commission merchant, is one
of the best known, and many
say, the best locking commits.
sion merchant in st. Paul. He is Of
Wisconsin, nativity, having been born
near Sparta in 1855. After spending
several years in the mines of the West.
with varied experiences which furnish
many amusing recolleetions. he settled
in st. Paul in 1880. In politics lie is
staunch Republican, and is away up III
Masonry.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
AN EARLY BIRD.
Mr.. Merrick Has Spent His Life in
This State.

This State.
Though born IN Washington county,
Minn., May 4, 1858. yet Mr.. William Ii.
Merrck is in fact st. Paul man, his
parents having removed TO this city
when he was only year old. He is
now the general manager of the Singer
Manufacturing company located in st.
Paul. This company manufactures one
of the oldest and best sewing machines
in the market, and Mr.. Merrick pos
sesses the most superior qualification
for the management of the large and
constantly increasing sales of this pop
ular and very necessary household
helper
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
ONE OF THE LARGEST.
The Gun Store With Which Mr..
Kennedy Is Connected.


Mr.. Roger S. Kennedy was born in
New York city. where he had thor
ough training in the gun and sporting
goods business, having Travelled on the
road for three years for one of the larg
est houses in that city. He came to st.
Paul in 1876, when he associated HIM
self in business with his brother, under
the firm name of n. T. Kennedy &
Brothers. which was established in 1867.
He attends to the general management
and financial Fart of the business. His
superior qualifications and close appli
cation to details have contributed much
toward the large trade and high stand
ing of the house.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
FROM OHIO.

MFR. Kilborn. of the Continental
Savings, Loan and Building
Company.
Conneaut, o., Sept. Q. 1917, was the
birthplace OF Mr. l.. q. kilborn. After
coming to the Northwest he first settled
at Wykoff, Mimi, where he organized
the Exchange bank OF that place. In
August, 1881, he came to st. Paul. lie
is ROW the popular vice president of
Continental Savings, Loan and Build
ing company, 5l4 Manhattan building.
Mr.. Kilborn is one of the most earnest
and successful business men of the
Capital city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-07
EXPERIENCED.
Mr.. F. q. Campbell, of Messrs. III.
G. Burbank & Co.

Mr.. F. H. Campbell is interested in
the wholesale clothing business with
MessrS. Ii. G. Burbank d Co.. one of
the oldest and representative wholesale
houses in the city. Mr.. Campbell is we'll
known in st. Paul. and he ought to be,
having spent his entire life here. He
was born in the city 1860. and has seen
it. grown from mere hamlet, become
one of the most pretentiOus cities i'll the
country. and certainly the largest west
of Chicago. Mr.. Campbell is young
business man of excellent address. and
his experience is greater than his years.