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About two years ago the dry-goodS firm
of Murphy, Grant Il Co. discovered that
smaller firms were Offering lines of goods
at less than the cost if duties were paid.
The conclusion was unavoidable that these
smaller firms escaped paying part of the
duties. There was, in fact, no other way
by which the smaller firms could import
goods at less cost than the larger house
with its vast capital, its high standing and
long experience.
The Collector Of the Port was informed
Of the situation. The names of the firms
that were Offering goods at % per cent
less than an honest house could afford
were given to him. The process of detec-
tiOn was easy. When goods arrive con-
signed to any firm a number of packages
are selected by a Deputy Collector and
sent 20 the Appraisers Office. These pack
axes are examined and if the con tents cor
respond with the invoice the whole amount
IS approved accordingly. But in case a firm
is suspected Of fraud the Collector might
easily let the deputy select the packages to
be appraised. and when the result of that
examination became known order the whole
consignment to the Appraisers Office. If it
should appear that there were silks. satins,
faces anu gioNeS IN packages Inc Deputy
Collector had not marked for appraisement
and crash towels in packages so marked no
further evidence Of fraud would be needed.
But in the two years since complaints have
been made that valuable goods were being
passed through the Custom-house on pay
ment of nominal duties there does not
seem TO have been much effort to get evil
dence against the guilty parties. There is a
complaint now Of lack of evidence against
suspected parties. Whether this complaint
is genuine or whether it is kind of ruse TO
throw parties off their guard we do not
know. II genuine a very serious fault lies
somewhere Officials are supposed not only
to be honest themselves but to be vigilant.
They are guardians of public property and
the public good name. a fool in Office may
be as bad as q knaYe.
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ABSENT SENATOR'S.

Senator Dolph. it is stated by telegraph,
has deserted his post, now il is likely a
vote will be passed upon the Chinese ex-
ciusion bill in the Senate. One Of Califor-
MAS Senators is at his post, but the other is
not. Perhaps our absent Senator has in
tere8ts of greater importance to him than
being in Washington at this time The CAL
ifornia public, however, would like to have
their Senators ready to vote upon important
propositions. What would the people think
if Senator FELTON, had a5sented himself as
have Senator'S Dolph and Stanford. know
ing that his vote would be important to his
constituents
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Ii the decision rendered by Judge Lew
yesterday in Wetmore VS.. Barrett holds
good, brokers who handle stocks will have
10 revise their business methods The
plaintiff claimed the return of over 5000
paid for the purpose of holding stocks in
his name, and the answer was that when
margin ceased TO be put up and the certif-
Gates were sold there was not enough realized
TO satisfy the brokers' claims. Wetmore,
however, maintained that he was entitled to
all the money so deposited by him on the
ground that the transactions were Illegal
Judge Levy holds that buying and selling is
void unless the stock Is delivered to the
seller or paid Tor in full. He pronounced
the contract null in this instance, and gave
Judgment for the plaintiff.
The earthquake in San Francisco was not
so violent as to wake everybody, from
which we infer that there are some sleepers
whose slumbers are blissfully profound,
but il did arouse nearly the whole popula-
ton AS by trumpet blast and great was
the CONSERVATION and fear lest worse
should befall The shock was light and
did very little damage in San Francisco or
immediately around the shores Of the bay,
but in the interior of the State its violence
seems 10 have been terrorsome, aud the
damage resulting Is sufficient to preserve
the visitation In memory as awe-inspiring.
UNFORTUNATELY the greater the experience
people have of these subterrauean trem-
ors and BOOKINGS the more alarmed In
what one may term an irrational sense
do they become. No assurances to
keep calm and await the next shock
with fortitude are of the least avail
Confidence disappears with quaking foun-
dalton to whole city. and those VINO are
paBic-strlcken ever afterward look back
upon the occurrence with a shudder.
Since 1868, when there was shock which
made the stoutest heart quail, the coast has
been toIerably exempt from these uncalcu-
Liable and unforeseen seismic disturbances,
and IL is mistake TO suppose we have any
special repu alton for them. Some of the
very high buildings that now tower into the
sky would fare badly In genuine upheaval
from the bowels OF the earth. but so mod
crate was the pulsation and swing yester-
day morning that not even high buildings.
unfinished, were disturbed in a single brick
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THE CANAL.

1t is for the interest Of all industrial pur-
suits on this coast that the Nicaragua canal
should be completed at AS early day as pos
sibie. For this reason we are pleased to
notice that the executive committee of the
Farmers Alliance have adopted resolutions
strongly indorsiDg the project. OF course
all classes would be gratifed to have it
under the control of the Government, and
its tolls regulated by The same authority.
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Through Excursions to Host,n

Commencing Thursday, April 2Sth, and every
Thursday thereafter the Union Pacific viii run
through Pullman Tourist-Car Excursions from San
Francisco TO Boston without change. leaving san
Francisco at A. NJ passing through the Slerras
and the beautiful scenery along the line by day
lighi. These excursions vii. be In charge OF Uni
formed Excursion Conductors and Porters. who
Will look after the wants and comfort OF passen.
gers. thereby assuring them every attention posi-
bic For rates OF fare and full inform alton in re
gard 20 these Special Excursions call on or address
any Ticket Agent OF the Southern Pacific Company,
or ID. w. Hitchcock, General Agent Union Pacific
System, No. MontgOmery 81. san Francisco.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL (including sundays, SO per year by
mail postpaid: Is cents per week. or % cents per
calendar monta througn carriers. DAILY CALI
I'VE copies three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen naCes) 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CALLand WEEKLY CALL, 81 o per year, postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL g p1Cesl. 81 per year, postpaid
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WEATHER REPORT.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
San FRANCISCO, April ~, 1897
Forecast for Per cd Ending at Midnight
Wednesday,
For Northern CaniOraia-Fair; warmer; north TO
west winds.
For southern CalIfornia-Fair; warmer: westerly
winds
I For Washington and Oregon - Fair; generally
slightly warmer; winds becoming variable
For Nevada-Fair; warmer.
For Utah-Fair, preceded by light rain in north
portion: warmer.
Local Forecast.
For san Francisco-F3ir, warmer.
ROBERT f KERKAM. Chief OF Division.
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The Superior Judges held a meeting yes
terday and advised Presiding Judge Trout
that he was fully empowered to proceed
with the drawing of another Grand jury
Judge Trout accordingly made the neces-
sary order ana 30 names will be drawn
from the Grand jury box by the County
Clerk on Friday
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Divorces Wanted.

Complaints for divorce have been flied by
Emma Vest against Charles T. Vest and
by Matte c. Anderson against Fred Apder-
son. Vest, it will be remembered, shot his
wife and then himself in November at the
brooklyn Hotel. He is now at Portland,
Oregon.
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s25 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Rearny, open until II o'clock midnight;
33s Hayes street. open until $50 O'Clock; oo3
Larkn street open until 30 O'Clock: 25I 9 Mission
street, open until O'clock p. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street. open until 8 80 p. u.
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CHOCOLATE cream eggs, 15c doz. Town,epd,s,

"hRITIKo' reads character from handwriting
Write In Ink. on unrued paper, in an undIs-
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents,
stamps or postal note, 10 hTtiko," COG Mer-
chant street, San Francisco.
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
NCTICEI
APRIL 1892.

Any Of our patrons loho fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale bQ t-atn-bOys
pil' confer fduor by notifying this office q
AOact, naming the date and train.
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Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while teething with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays pain, wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething OF other causes For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup Twenty i've
cents q bottle
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THE Springfield (Ohio) News SAYS. at NAV be
said 20 be without competition, so individual
(pecuiiar) and alone IS Hoods SarsapariiIa in all
that is claimed for it," Sold by druggists
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EASTER eggs. half price. Townssnd's
Teachers Ipsfttute.

Tie Rev. DR.. Winship editor of the Bos-
ton Journal of Education, will lecture before
the San Francisco Teachers Institute at
Odd Fellows Hall on Friday, April ed, at
p
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LIE DAILY MoRNING GAIL

FOR SALE AT
New York. BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
CHICAGO ...,...... News Stand Palmer House
New orleans .GALLOT q JOUBERT,
1914 Common ST
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THE EAsrERS OFFICE OF THE CALL

:CPotter building, New FORK City, is provided witt
fIesot California papers Visitors welcome. Ad
,eItisirg rates and sample copies furnished
+ X NISCH, Manager.
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THE MORNING CALL
pURTICATIOT OFFICE

Has a larger circulation than any other
nazYsnaner published in San Francisco.
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course. 1t is plain that safety during heavy
earthquakes is more to be expected in SUBJ
stantial frame buildings than in massive
structures of stone or brick.
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INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIC.

The following editorial copied from the
New York Horld of April Is Is worthy of
perusal by every person who has the ad-
vancement Of California at heart:
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J.F.CUTTEB' SOLD BoURBON.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by ali irst-cass druggists aud
sf0CeTS. ITademark-star within d shield.
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JAPANESE basket, with bird aud Easter eggs
reduced 10 &C each. Townsend's.
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MEETING NoTICEs-CoNrINUED.

r. The Reg ular Meeting of the Brick
t-~S layers Association VIII be held THIS
[WEDS ESDAY) EVENING, April 20, 1892 at b.
Il. Hall, l2l Eddy ST.. at O'Clock. A full attend
ance requested Business of Importance
JAMES 4. NILSSON, President
JAMES X. COLBERT, Secretary.
&c Annual Meeting The Regular An
Ee~D nuaI meeting of the stockholders OF the
Diana Gold and Silver Mining Company will be held
at the Office OF the company, room 20. 33l Pine st
San Francisco, Cat, on TUESDAY, the 81 day of
May. 1892. at the hour OF O'Clock p NJ for the
purpose of electing Board OF Directors TO serve
FOR the ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business may come before the meeting
1rausfer-bOokS will close Oh SATURDAY, April 80
1892. at II O'Clock.
r. II. GRAYSON. Secretary
Ohice-Room 20, 33l Pine St. san Francisco. Is I'd
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Mrs. Il. vi. Hinckley, Teacher Of Cookery,
WIN give demonstrations In cooking every
thursday at 2. NJ, al Saratoga Hail. Admis.
sion 20 cents
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THOSE who are worn out. rheumatic and feeble
should use PARKERs GINGER TONIC.
HISDERcORS5. the best cure for corns. Is cts
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ADV ERTfSfNG.

| YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANyrqrua
= w. IU Spruce ST.. New YORK anIo =.
EfEkf ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION nv
A. the subject OF advertising will do well To ~. ~,
seopy OF book for Advertisers" asa psges nrin.
S ss.as careini computation from the Ainsricar
E,eNspspet directory or ali the best paner. anS
ssss Journals gives the circulation ratins OF 49,
one. ana good deal OF Information about rata &
ts matters pertaining TO the business Of All vsr
->--------~---s -SN AoEL au1o ly
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Dividend NOTICES.


HS7 Dividend Notice-Diyid end No. "a
9~S (ffty cents per share) of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company will be payable AZ the Office of the
company 327 Market St, on and after Monday
May 2, 1892: transfer books will close Monday
April IS. 1892. at 5 O'Clock p. ".
sp20td Z. II. SHELDON Secretary
e. Dividend Notice-pf.ice of the Rul-
e-S Consolidated Mining Company san
Z Francisco April l3, 1892. At meeting of the
board of directors of the above-named COMPANY
held on the 18th inst, dividend No. 20 o. ten
cents (lOcl per share was declared. payable on
THURSDAY. April %. 1892. Transfer-books closed
on Wednesday. April 20, 1892. at 8 p NJ This
dividend payable At the ONCE in tn Is city on ali
stock issued here, and at the Farmers Loan and
rust Company In New York, 90 and 22 William
ST.. on all stock issued there.
l. OSBORN. Secretary
Ohee-Room 49, Nevada Block, 3O9 MONTGOMERY
St. San Francisco. Cal api5 III
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sTORAGE.

EtRNITURE. TRUNKS. PIANos. ere CaKE6
IrE%rv1a am stored reasonable; advances mada
-- 40 1o Iloneer storage Co..3l0 Stockton 9tf
EdRSr- CLASS STORAGE; ADyANCFS n, NJ
= sA--oAA sissioa 81. CHAS I. TAYLOR iy3sf
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y oUNG WIDOW FROM CHICAGO GIVES
nrstclass massage 1914 o'Farreil. parlor g. 10
SSl o'FARRELL: PARLOR 4-GENTIEMFN,S
OOS mehdng neatly done. MISS MABEL COE 70
MhS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SWEDISH
w movement: baths lis Grant ave rm ~ II rs
MONEY TO LOAN,
IN REAL ESTATE AND NOTES: NO DEIAy-
" reasonable Interest b. L., box az Can KTnch ~
oANS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES MERCHAy
- Gise- JOHN BoWMAN 1881 Koarny r. l2.i7tf
MI ONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD At
A.. security Loan Bank. 100 Market at mr. Ma.an.
S'~se eA''~aes TURK N. =. FRANKLIN eco 0m
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR TBF
L Navy yard, Mare Island. Cal, Ap-fi =, 1892
Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Naval
supplies Tor the hayward. Mare Island. Cal, 20 be
opened May 10. 1892" VIII be received at the
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing Navy Depart-
ment. Washington. ID. G., until ~ O'Clock noon
May 10, 1892, and publicly opened immealately
thereafter. to furnish at the Navy-yard Mare ISL
and, Cal, quantity OF supplies. consisting of hard
ware, drawing instruments. lamps. tools. metals
PACKING, paints. pipe and pipe fittings. stationery
etc. The articles must conform to the navy stand.
ard and pass the usual naval Inspection Bank
proposals will be furn shed upon application to the
commandsnt OF the Navy-yard. the Navy PAY
once San francisco. CAL. or to the bureau Ths
attention OF manufacturers and dealers Is invited
lie bids. all other things being equal, decided
~ lot The department reserves the right to waive
defeets or TO reject any all bids not deemed ad-
vantageous TO the Government EDWIN STEW
AkI, Ray maseer-General. U. S. N apo weSa4
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
\ Board OF Election Commissioners. new CITY
Hall. for making and delivery OF $50 to 275 cleo
lion houses Particulars regarding size and other
requirements eau be obtained at the Office of the
Registrar of Voters. Bids will be received mn re
the 18th inst, at ~ o'clock NJ, the Board OF Flee
ton Commissioners reserving the right to reject
any all bids. N'O''
apl91 wa. BROWN, Registrar OF Voter.
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y m q n y.
NME. DUvALLE, ELITE DREsSMAKINCf PAR
WI lorS-AIl work guaranteed first class and salts
faction given every customer l346 Market ST. op-
poslte Odd felIoWs Hail APT SIN
MRS RUBEL, 100 TENTH-ELEGANT PER-
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THE MISSES URToN, 500 MASON ST-SrYI-
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III GEARY - ELEGANT SUITS, So TO So:
LII cheap goods, So so 70 IS. fel4 II
MRS. L. keller, 1l9 STOCKTON ST: SUITS
W 8 % up Subsidy drapel i. gnaran.esd Ll2.r
EDUCATIONAL.
DEMOvAL NOTICE-"ART is NATURE MADE
bearing. whether the platform. stage or IN the
home circle is but the result OF the develop
ment OF our own powers aud personality. Classes
for the cultivation of voice, body aud mind bv the
the principles OF true education, the School of
Elocutfon and Expression. room 4, 723 Market St
History Bldg. MAY JOSEPH KIECAfD. Principal
OCCIDENTAL ART SCHOOL REMOVED l77s
" Green. cor. Octavia- OLIVIA KINGSLASD. 3m
CCHooL or ELoCUTIoN AND EXPRESSION
~ voice culture. recitation stage business PRO
FESsOR J.R h1NCAED principal. ll7O Market6m
ID w. KlMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO 29I2
4 Howard St. terms moderate. mrs I'm
SINGING LESSONS; VOCAL CULTURE APPLY
- QUO Powell ST.. Prof j. K 0GILY IE mr13 3m
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL, EI,EJ
~ .rical engineering. surveying, architecture a
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buslness course under fee OF SO teSuIt
pACiFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 Posi- ~
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I ADV sTENoGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
Il desires position; sa'ary moderate. NJ :. Is.
box 81 Cali Branch Once. ap2J 4-
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M ME- MOREAU. rs FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
w teller elairvoyant; lifereader; fee zoe ago sc
NJ ME. RoSETTA-ADyICE ON ALL BUSINESS
11 and personal matters. 131 Fourth ST apl9 -
Nj ME. DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REyEATER
AVA by eggs aud cards; tells entire life past mes
ent future; consultations on all affairs nothing ex
copied: namc g wen. valuable advice and surs hein
restores lost love 10y sympathy. mistake imposshis
diseases cured: tee 81 letter 81. 80 Kearny IL ~
NINE EXODUS CLAIRvoYANT Has Rw-
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and reliable an9sthetic in for painless extrac.
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DR REA. 1923 MARKET, EXr. TEETH 5Oc.
~ with gas 81; Filings low; open evenings las q
| EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
u for material used. Room 107, ll7O Market l3rf
DR, II. 6. YOUNG. DENTIST, FORMERLY WTT8
~ u w. LEEh. oFarrell ST. now at 1871 PolS
Eear jackson; painless extraction of teeth nolS on
Ny CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS
:. Dy my wonderful secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or nltei
Ealhiessiy; nine hrst prizes awarded me for finest
innings plate and bridge work; office open even
lnss anu sundays DR. q. w. LEEK, s O'Farre!l Il
ct SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED "A
~ good as can De made nlling 81 DR. SINMS
oentlst eSo Market ST., next Baldwin Thester cIIf
CT SET; RETAINING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXr0
" . painless soc, DR. CA. PERRY. Mason. m5sr
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, so6 MARKET
~ ST lPheianN Building). positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas ~; also perform All
operations IN dentistry. DIR. CHAS.W. DECKER q
DR. A LUDLUM HILL. l44S MARKETST MEAN
~ Eleventh; NO charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made over IKE new; tssta
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FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING; Ar
A. lowest prices work warranted DR. j. W.
Atf, es1 Market st opp, baldwin,. aust
nR C. ii. WILSON DENTISTl s33 MARREe
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-02-17
Public Examination Of Teachers

Notice is hereby given that public ex-
amlnallons of teachers for Brown Co.
will be held in March next as follows:
at the Court House in New Ulm, March
LIST and End; at the school-house in Slice.
Ply Eye, March 4th and 9Th; at the
sch ool. house in Springfield, March sth
and 9Th. Examinations will begin at
y 0 clock a. m. sharp. A full atten-
dance is desired us no private exanina-
TONS Will be given except for urgent
reasons; and at such private examina-
tons certificates will be given GOOD for
three or six months in given district
L. G.. Davis
Co. Supt.
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First Class Work
First Class Goods
Fair Prices.

Satisfaction is guaranteed on all suits
made and I respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of the public on these grounds.
?. M0RGER, The tailor
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.. d. Ross is in Minneapolis on bust

q. hoss IS in Minneapolis on BUSH
ness.
Miss Minnie Fischer is the guest Of
her sister in Minneapolis.
A. Henle was down from Springfield
last Thursday ON business.
Mrs. Hm. Gieseke of Sleepy Eye Wis
tied friends here on Wednesday.
Ed Castor, the Waseca ieweler.
visiting with the family of C. Zeller.
Cashier W. G. Frank of the Springs
held Bank was in town over SUNDAY
Misses Talbot and McBain of Sleepy
Eye spent Sunday with Flora Peterson.
d. G. Garfield and wife of Winthrop
sundayed with their New Ulm friends.
Mrs. CD. Liver arrived here from
Omaha this week to visit with her mar
ents.
Miss Lichtwarcb and MI. Young of
Redwood Falls visited last week with
their cousin, Herman Naeel.