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precipitating a riot They did so and Che
speaker was severely injured before peace
was again declared
II glands cOnquering armies" he said.
mad been seen and felt over half the world
and tie people Of the countries thus sub
dued have either been eXtermnated or
bound IN abject slavery But Ireland has
never been conquered. For over 600 years
she has thrown down the gauntlet and
fought against oppression and the iron beei
Of monarchy. She has never for a moment
shown the white feather or contemplated
selling her blrtAright for mess Of pottage -
Cheers
PROUD OF THE RACE.
In conclusion, the doctor said that be is
proud to belong TO race that was as IN
yielding now as at the outset of the strug-
gle, ana he Tor one was ready TO end the
battle viii tie sword, if necessary, instead
al adopting more pa ific measures. No
lrlshmap who reads the history of his coun-
tiy can fail to be flied with patriotic ardor
aud pride over the achievements Of Ireland's
great heroes. They are constellation on
tie lrlsh horizon. a halo Of glory sur
rounds them, and the history Of their noble
deeds Will forever be inscribed in the heart
OF every true Irishman.
Dr. Galvan was then presented with a
beautiful floral harp by Patrick Keller of
Oakland Loud calls for Mr.. Keller fol-
lowed, until that gentleman appeared and
spoke few words appropriate to the occa-
sion.
MAYOR sANDERsON's REMARKS
Mayor Sanderson made a short speech
and paid the Irish race neat compliment
by.saying that people VINO left their native
land to become citizens of the United
States were deserving Of more credit than
those born to citizenship. Irishmen barred
their breasts aud fought for the Ameri-
can flag, for the freedom Of their children
and for those Of their adopted country. They
have made true and loyal citizens and are
training the coming generations TO follow
IN their footsteps. The Mayor compii-
mented the management on tins size of the
audience 1t had drawn together, aud then
excused himself, as be had 10 make another
speech in tie evening, and bis talker was
not ID the best Of order. He retired amid
tremendous cheering.
TOM DESMOND.
President OBrien next introduced Tom
Desmond, whose enemies declared that
he was Il Johnny Bull. born in Dubuone.
and also interested In the plot to kill Judge
Terry. These allegations we're denied 6y
Mr.. O'Brien, who declared that Desmond i.
native OF Cork, and that a truer-bearted
Irishman never hailed from that historic
city. Mr.. Desmond delivered a short ad.
dress and retired. while the audience cheered
aud the band played Wearing Of tbs
Green"
Miss Carol Grouse, "the singer Of the
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J. Frank j. Muraskey. Il. B. MlteheM. I. j.

MOnihan, Frank Mahon,
j. j. Meehan. Daniel
Maloney, T. MADDEN. u.
M0Trlss. jeremiah Ma
honey, Dr. ". ID. McCaT-
thy. Hon. Frank Me-
G0wan, J. J.McDade. Peter
McAydl-, L. Mckay, ID.
McSwseney. C.McChrySile.
4. +. Nolan, James {.
NeaiOa, NJ. NuDan, Harry
Nieman.
d.. NJ. O'Toole, j. j.
0'Btien. John ORane.
James O'Brlpn. Thomas
O'BTien. Colonel j. 0COn-
nor. W. OConBeli. Daniel
OConheli, NJ. O'Dea. Il.
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The scheme" method used in the Rail-
way Mail Service to examine the clerks on
trains, is about to he adopted by the local
Postoffice for the determination Of relative
rapdity. ability and reliability Of the several
clerks. and according 10 their examinations
their salaries will be fixed. 1t is called
the sweat boxv
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Pong Not the aIurderer.

farm Pong, the highlander. who was
charged with numbering Lee Ali Sing, was
discharged from custody Yesterday by Judge
Joachlmsen. There was no evidence to
show that he had anything whatever 10 do
with the killing OF Sing.
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Demurrer Sustained.

CHICAGO. March 17.-Judge Blodgett to-
day sustained the demurrer of the Arcadian
Mineral Springs Co. to a bill filed against
the company by James K. Anderson of San
Rafael, Cal, alleging that the officers of the
company had conspred to defTaud him of
his interest In the cOmOanv
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The Sewage Problem.

DR.. j. II. Stallard will deliver lecture
next Thursday evening at the Standard
TheateT. on 1.-THE Problem OF the Sewage
OF San Francisco 1t will be the sixth of
the free popular and scientific lectures
given under the auspices Of the San Fran
cisco PolycliDic
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BalfOur. the nephew If
the Marquis Of Harung-
ton and the representa-
tive OF the Tory party,
introduced a bill in the
En- glis h Parliament
which he was pleased 10
call u local self-govern-
ment bill for ireland.
1t has been spurned
alike by the two fac
tons, and the signs of
the times are that the
Grand Old Man will
sweep into power at the
nnn.iyn af.o+f,.
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Whitehead Tnrrednaz

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE z. W. Bliss
Manufacturing Company of Brooklyn, to
whom the Government has awarded the con-
tract Tor Whitehead torpedoes, is to begin
their delivery within one month. at the rate
OF ten every nnnth
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just q Specin on.

A block OF coal 6h feet high. 3h feet wide
and 3la feet thick, is on exhibition in front
Of a California coal-dealer's Office 1t is
from the Pleasant Valley mine, Utah. and
weighs 1000 pounds.
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The police are looking for young Richard
T.. Taylor, who was pardoned by Governor
Waterman. He is again charged with lar
ceny. Ii is alleged that he has stolen cloth
ing from ID. Gardiner of 537h Stevenson
street
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Etchebarne. Thomas Bryan, Captain d. j.
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A Dolls Fgse.

A dolls fete" will be given at Irving
Hall on the 9TH prox. for the benefit of st.
Johns Presbyterian Church. The dolls
will be represented by number Of the young
laIies of the church
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Further West.
New south San FRANCHISE

On the evening Of next Saturday hall,
will be given at New South San Francisco
for the benefit oil the new hook and ladder
company of that place.
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Sullivan. Charles McCrystaI, Judge NJ.
Cooney DR.. J. A. Hughes.
Miss Lottie Calsing then sang "Killar.
ney," and she, too. was recalled.
DAN C'coNNELL's POEM.
Following her Dan O'Connell read an
original poem, which he failed to give a
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General Sheridan was
ia all things a representative of the Irish
people, and We should be the last to forget
his great services TO the nation In the hour
OF her peril.
" At present We are looking to the near
future for relief from cur wrongs. 4 few
weeks ago the Night Honorable Arthur
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Jollu i. blcCdrtny, Zap
tain III. j. Wrin, j. j.
Meehan, George w.
Shorten. James Flana-
gan. Adjutant p. NJ. De-
laney, Thomas p. Crow
ley, David j. Costello.
J. Allyne Orr. NJ. M.
O'Shaughnessy. =. j.
Carr. Colonel John
O'Byrne. Frank T. Shea,
Thomas X. Zimmerman,
Owen u. Brady. =. Hol-
land, Martin O'Dea, j.
Il. McIntvre, DIR. Il. II.
Morris, James Cough
Ian, James NJ. Costello,
DIR. J. FottrelI, Cass
s Bryan, Captain ID. j.
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ern falth and thought, and are foremost
in everything that is for the advancement
Of the world"
The remainder of the programme was as
follows: sing Of the "ThTee-leayed Sham
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people," sang In a most
effective manner Flag
OF All Nations" and her
rendition OF this was re-
warded by loud and pro-
longed applause. When
She sang the lines and
waved tie Irish flag her
effort was greeted with
cheers. She concluded
the list with the Star
spaDgled Il amer"
which was loudly ap-
plauded.
a note of regret was
read from Matt =.
Brady, who was unable
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Death of the Detective Bsrbsr.

New YORK, March 11-Richard Gabeler,
the detective barber. formerly of Montana,
dled at the Bellevue Hn, pital this morning
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Colonel J ohm o'Byrne. this presiction nov and
assert furthermore that it is my belief
that in a short time we will see parlia-
ment Of the Irish people assembled in
College Green"
THE MINSTREL BOY"
When the applause which greeted Colonel
Tobin's remarks had died away Miss A.
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10 dIUFDU. HIlu tDb CeIe-
bration closed with the song, God Save Ire
land" in which tile audience Joined.
In the Evening.
The greatest assemblage was naturally
at Woodward's Gardens. where the great
est space was available.
1t was estimated that over 5000 people par
ticipated there IN the closing festivities Of
the celebration. General d, eing to good
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-18

THE SHERIDAN MONUMENT COMMITTEE.
Secretary Meagher then read the follow
ing list Of members OF the Sheridan monu-
ment committee:
Mayor George H. Sanderson. ex-Goyer-
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having to keep another engagement was un-
able to be Oh hand, and j. j. Tobln acted in
his stead
LIST OF OFFICERS.
President James r. Kelly; First ViceP resi-
dent Colonel J. j. Tobin: Second Vice PTesi-
dent Colonel John O'Byrne; Third Vice Presi-
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music was enjoyed, as we'll as several side
dances especially characteristic of the green
isle. Shamrock badges were a sine qua
non, and dealers at 10 cents apiece did a
roaring trade. The handling of the vast
cOncourse was everything that could be de-
sired, ard the lads and lassies enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
This ball was for the benefit Of the Par
hell monument fund. and was given under
the auspices of the Ancient Order Of Hi
berniaDs' Board of Erin.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS MARGARET TIEI

Mrs. Margaret Tel. mother of Mrs. j. G.. Sew.
erance OF West Berkeley and WIS. L. A. Springer
OF Oakland, died at the residence of her son. L.
Il. Tel. ut Sacramento. Wednesday. Deceased
was native OF New York and IN the ninety
first year Of her ag-.
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CLUNIE's ADDRESS.
Then came the effort Of the evening In the
form Of an Grafton by Thomas j. Clunie.
who traced for more than an hour the his
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Jadgmen. Agains, NichoI.

A verdict was given for the defendant
yesterday In the case of Frank ID. Nichol
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A young girl named Tipesart, living at
Willows, was bitten five times by a tarau-
lula the other day. 1t ran up her sleeve
and the more she screamed and tried to get
it the faster it crawled and the more it bit.
She Is doing well under the doctors care
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DRS. BLAIR e. NEAL
Have Offices located at
ZOE MARKET STREET,


Cor. Market. Geary, Kearny and Third sts.)
San FRANCISCO, CAL.
Speeiaties-Catarrh. all diseases OF the Eve
Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs, Cbronc Diseases
III you live al distance write for symptom sheet.
address all mail matter TO 7O2 Market street.
once bours-S TO II 80 A NJ. / 10 Z. n, z 10 8
z, NJ Sundays 70 l 80 A. Al. to 4 2. NJ
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E. MulIigan, John Stack, NJ. c. Gorham, A.
b. Mcguire, James Regain. Major w. A. Rob
insoD DIR. J. F. GibboD j OH Cosprave
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TO HONOR SHERIDAN.

The Celebration at the Grand Opera.
House.
There was a representative audience at
the Grand Opera-house last night TO listen
to the programme which had been prepared
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Il tenaei0usly ever since. As a result they
stand to-day for all that is best in mod
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a W onderful Family.
PorferriIle Entarnrise.

DIR. S. G. George of our town, who is now
rs years and as hale and hearty as ever. has
received the sad news of the death of one
of his sisters at Cedar Rapids at the age If
10. This is the first death in his family.
which comprises eight brothers and sisters.
who have attained the following years
Eighty-twO, 81, IS, 76, ~. 81. 65 and 63. All
are married and have families with the ex-
ceptlon of the one who is - years old DIR,
Georges mother and father died at the age
of Sc and 30, respectively, the latter's death
being caused by fall.
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture.

with this remedy persons themselves
without the least exposure, change OF diet,
change In application TO business The medicine
contains nothing that Is OF the injury to the
constitution ASK your druggist for IL. Price 81 .
pottte oc23 iy Frfu
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Can Make Globe Want Sd Thing Of Beatty and Joy Forever
THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.

Henry Roller to V Brown, 1t s, sub
blk 6S, Dayton's add. ST. 600
John Bangiisch and wife to John
Happy. west IL feet Il y and east 10
feet II l3, Johnson's sub Stinson's div $50
George Sheriff. and wife to Ole Christ
ensen. Its II and -, blk 1S9, and 1t Is.
blk POI, Irvine add :. -. 1890. 6.OOo
non same .................... :........ 5000
Catherine Barmann to Charles Stale
lt7. blk II, summit Park. 49,. $500
Capital Investment Co TO Missouri, Kan
blk IL, hitney & Smiths ~ 10000
Conrad FabeTto Soph Fabel. 1t SO. blk
Is Thos Days subd OF blk 81 and Is
stinson, Brown & Ramseys -. -. 1000
Barmannow TO Chas Hale. 1t 6, blk
- Summit Park ............ $500
10 and north halt of 1t II, blk ,Searles'
add - 800
Margaret Mcmahon TO Isaac Singer,
east half of 1t IL blk 9. Marshall S add 1000
P Martin Land and Mortgage company
TO Geo Brumder. II 80 feet Its 10 and
II, blk !, Bazille Il Roberts add. 1,500
Jno Bell 10 ) Cowles, W % feet o,
biz l6. Merriam rearr Merriam Park 5000
Sarah 4 Burnham TO y II Paget, Its to
:, Blk 3 E Deans second add 49,. 5000
VIM Hendricks and wife 10 same. II %
of W u 1t ), and % 1t G. blk 4, Brun-
sons add .... - ~ $500
Dougherly and wife to VIM Hen
bricks, same .-................. $500
Blanche L Snow and husband to ii NJ
Houghton, 1t ID. blk /, Wann's add 1850
Mary Cannon and husband to Ole Chris
tenson. 1t 81, blk45. Smiths subd, blks
s 9, 10, Il, l6. Stinson div.......... 900
Chas Arrol and Nife 10 Edwin Gil
combe's add 49,. .................... 100, 900
Robt Wlliisch and WIFE, a Lancaster,
Ii ~, blk -, Mackubin & Marshalls
add ......... .-.........-...... 5000
Wm-Constans and wife to AAmbrosine,
la Sc L. see :. town 20, range p 81, 2S6
-Four not published 15,0 600
Total. "a deeds. .................S $3.50, 1e6
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Wednesday,.

ct Paul Apartment House Co to &c
Ford, part 1t :. West Crocus Hill, B. $4,000
Mary NJ Drake to r Z Wilkinson, 1t 6.
blk -. White Bear observation-disclosures. $50
George II Brown and wife to Thomas
Brown, II 5 and south fit 1t Z,
add ......... ..............:.......... $500
Y st Pierre to George Ii Brown. same. 3,5O0
Feter Kelly and wife to r. Jackson.
Its ], 2 and 5 Johnson's rearrange
nent Rogers & Hendricks .......... LOCO
Z Kaiser TO L Kaiser, 1t $, blk 10, Airing
L Weyi to l. Weyi, 1t y, Blk :. De
Bow, smith, RisqGe & Williams add 6,00O
E. Prudeu and husband to st Paul
Title Insurance and Trust Company,
It's IL and il, blk =. W Bickels subd
of Smith & Lott 5 Out Lots. 80. So. 1900
St Paul Title Insurance Company to A
LyIes, 1t ], blk s. Nininger q Don
Lyies ct al 10 Ii Emma Pruden, it '''''
9, blk IT, Woodland Park .......:.. 1000
Total, 10 transfers ..............S 47.250
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S2tsFFsiaY.

j L Benson and wife to august Ben
son, 1t !, blk 7G, ST. Anthony Park 80. 1850
North st Paul Land Co 10 j q Earhuff,
lis Is and 10. blk Il Castle ....-....... 1000
William A Butler and wife to A McA
Stark, blk s, Auerbach & Hands, 500 2750
Mary Z Butler to A j MeA Stark, blk s,
Auerbach & Hands. 2,750
S Muth ana wife 10 j Schlaeger. 1t 81,
blk Z, 3 Michel's reGrr blk Z, Smiths
subd Siinson S.. ... $50
Geo c Harper ct al TO o O Whited, Its
l, ., :, and Ii. blk II; Its Z. 0 and TO-
blk Is and It's I. 9, Z. II, 10 ana IS, blk
10, Ridgewood Park. ...............14 IA, 600
a Ames and wife to Chas H Stevens,
blk !, and its 6. 10. II, l., Is. u, Is, 16
and 10, blk ,: It's O. IL. - 10. II. Is, II
and 10, blk 3, and ali of blk except
Its II, 16 II, 10 and y. Hazel Park Div
No Neutrality-suspicious.. .......... Is, 200
Francis u Farrell TO Bernard Gerard
WHY s3 1t 10. blk J6 Dewey, Bass d
Bohrers add -............:,........- 1900
G " johnson and husband to II NJ
ByIlesby, 1t %, blk 10, a E Ramsey's
add ...................... 1875
Total nine transfers S5I O75
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Tuesday.

Capital investment Co TO F Arrof, blk
l. Lake Como and Lake Phaen av
add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
. } L Williams ct al to L Schurmeier,
W ly % Its and 8 blk II, VI hitney IL
Smith ............ .................4 $1,000
Mary Barteau and husband to j L
Schumacher, part Its and s, blk II,
Whitney u Smilh............. ........ Is, 600
blk 4, Summit Park ,..............|. 1000
" b Gage ana wife 10 l. Larsen, part Its
and 10. Blk Ii. West st Paul proper. $500
FW Mueller ana wife TO 3 Michel, part
II 81, Cottage Homes 49,. -. 49,. 1850
Total. 6 transfers. Sl14,2UO
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The building inspector issued the follow
ing permits yesterday:
Michael Reardon, 1l2-story frame dwell
ing. Grotto. near Portland. 81, 500
Ten minor permits ........... -. 49,. 1900
Total. II permits mountainous 70
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Fem a es.

Fem a eS.
:" ANTED-Good girls at once for all
w kinds of Homework; places free. Scan
dinayiau Intelligence Office, corner Tenth
and Sibley.
WORK FOR BOARD-Wanted, good
w girl to work for board and go to
school. 393 at Ninth st.
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PROFESSIONAL.

M RS. NJ. JENkS-Profession messue-
also facial, massage given at home or Office
474 Valentine block
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently re.
~ moved from the face, neck arms. breast
or between the eyebrows, by electricity, with
out INJURY: moles and warts skillfully treat
cd. Mrs. Baldwin, "a Mannheimer Block
Hours, 9 a NJ t. ) o. M
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Saturday.

Margaretha Notnierling, Wabasha st Al years
Gustave Rhoda, Ess Stnson street =. 3 years
Matlee Gibbs, st. Joseph hospital Al yrs
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Louis II. Luedens.. ........... Susan Palmer
Gust Larson. ................Id Ida Swanson
Robert Tennyson .......... Christina Hansen
Edward Olsen .............S ennena Sinlonsen
George Linsley... .......... Elizabeth Byrnes
Gustav Jerke ............. 80. Mary Smillen
Gustav Seidel Emma Goldberg
Louis Vokoun. ................. Matkee Krotz
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MARkE 7
GARDENS

We have some very rich
acre property near St. Paul
Park which we will sell at a
bargain in from one to fv e
acre lots. 1t is the finest
land in the state for vege-
tables Or small fruits.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
NEYscS,

p EGULAR WAITER at 1853 Robert.
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SALESMAN-A tea and coffee salesman
~ for Minneapolis; one living in Mime
lapoiS preferred. 1876 East Third st.
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SITUATION OFFERED.
Males,

A SEQ r. r. LABoRERs for Wyoming:
a. 81 per day; two years work: free fare;
ship every day. Moore d Co., 2s3 Sibley ST..
St Paul. or II High St. Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-09

ROO MEN for woods aud railroad work
COO Illinois Wisconsin, Minnesota
Wyoming and Montana; fifty teams. S. per
day; men for livery stable in city: free fare
on all orders. National Employment Com
pany, 13S East Third ST., St Paul; Ill Nicol-
let av, Minneapolis and Duluth.
s)Q0 MEN and thirty teams wanted on
%OO Sims and Union SITS. and county
road; work all fall. II. C. Huebner, con-
tractor
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STOVE MAN-Wanted, thorough stove
- man. one who has had experience in
blacklng and settling up stoves; none other
COmpany
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TINE CENTRAL CLOAK COMPANY.
+ 100 East Third ST., repair or remodel
seal, plush or fCr cloalls. and the work is
we'll done at reasonable prices.
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COAEPOSITOK-W steady employ
" ment by lady composition; five years ex-
perience; either st. Paul or Minneapolis. Ad-
dress Miss K. T., SO East Tenth ST., St. Paul,
Mimi
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M us. M 4. YUSStY. 22s East Eighth st.
W Magnetic and massage treatment for
paralytic rheumatism and nervous diseases.
Clairvoyant reader. Call o. N. TO D. M
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THE GLOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE
i wishes 10 have the largest number of
pupils Of all the other schools in this city.
Wll,you help? You can take course either
In telegraphy. shorthand. bookkeeping. Sng-
fish. etc. Night school free; tuition the low
est. Students can make board. F. A. Maroon,
GA Endieott Building.
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FERSehNAlS.

OOk-Specal, Monday and Tuesday.
IL cutting ana curling bangs free of charge;
stay in curl three days 10 three weeks; come
early. Petris, 5I4 Nicollet av., Minneapolis,
up stairs.
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CLOAK N5AEzFSG,

C,LOTH CLOAkS for LADIES, misses and
- children made to order by mems tailors
inside twenty-four hours. if necessary. at cur
popular prices Schultz Coax Company
IS East Third St, opposite IMannheimers
Dry Goods Enr-sn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-09
BOARD WANTED.

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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1892-12-10

we can say something about him the
next time.
Let US say something about the
singing school which is processing.
So fine and making such good i'm.
pressions on our community. Sun-
day before last evening, they met at
Conerly's handsome residence and
practiced, last Sunday they met at
the hospitable residence of Mr..
Ovens on the beautiful Vermilion
river where there was a pleasant
meeting and fine singing, where all
enjoyed the evening. The Judge
said he enjoyed the evening most
magnificently, because there was
such sweet singing and the audience
was dotted with the protest of young
ladies. Mr.. Neal was in our little
burg looking very pleasing; some Of
the girls must Of spoken sweet words
to him.
DR.. Ramsey is still going east as
if he has yet practice over there.
Oh /! DIR. Ramsey is SO much rejoiced
since the Democrats won the vic
tory. DIR. Ramsey is right.
NAPOLEON.