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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27
FOR RENT.
hOOInS.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

A FINE black driving horse. harness aud
"A buggy; cost $500; will sell for $40 In
ou1re of A. A. Lewis. 3S6 Wabasha 81.
A NICE HOR Sc AND BUGGY for sale
II cheap. STA Wabasha ST.
A T HALF-PRICE, large consignment
"A Of carriages of every description at
Tom Scott's, corner Third and Cedar SITS
A GENTLEMAN'S fine roadster, dark
n bay; weight !, 100; best of reference; will
sell cheap or exchange Tor clear lot; please
give full particulars. Address o II. Globe.
A KENTUCKY SADDLE DRIVING
q horse, safe for ladies' very cheap. 443
Robert St
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CS PER 1000 CASH padding ,with
spc references wanted in every town to
distribute cards; enclose stamp Nation al
Advertising Association, Chicago.
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AOUSE-For rent, house of nine rooms:
Ill suitable for boarding house or two
families; also five rooms with all con, en-
lenees for housekeeping. Inquire 226 East
University ay
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DOY wants work in an Office, or as GRAND
u boy Address J. S. 155 Indiana av.
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II OUSE - Seven-room house, $50 Cedar;
IL city water and sewer; five minutes
walk from court hcuse
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COOA-Situation wanted, by a frst-class
" meat and pastry cook; hotel or summer
resort. Address N. L.. 1925 Mississippi
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CARR0LL ST. 4.0-For rent five rooms ;
~ -cityaWater and bath
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4 GENTS WANTED-Ladies or Gentle
"A men-For our new patent Satinola
very luxury Of ease and comfort: a boon TO
ali VINO have tender feet of any nature: a
perfect preventative aud cure Tor corns.
rheumatism. etc; harvest for workers
trillers not wanted. For terms inclose two
cent stamp. John Haisley. General Agent,
81 Wabasha ST. ST. Paul. MINI
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DUTCH ER-Wanted. job by all-around
~ butcher; handy: willing TO work. 22f
Rnndn
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ITO EXCHANGE-will trade St. Paul
vacant property lots in good localities.
lot in good location. or anything in value.
or sell on easy terms; also have one lot at
White Bear Lake, near depot, which will
sell cheap. o. u. Wilson, No. U4s Mississip
pi st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

OCSE-Finest ten-room residence lower
IL town; excellent location for tirst-class
furnished rooms Herbst Renting Agency,
Pioneer Press
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II OUSE-If you want clean and warm
IL house, look at 23S Goodrich near Smith
av.; bath. furnace, screens and sash. Cheap
to small family.
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PLOYMENT-Wanted by young man
l. of 2s, place in any kind of store, or fac
tory; willing to work hard: speak English or
German. Call or address F. NJ, Isl West
Seventh ST
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Wanted, man to drive delivery
~ wagon and make himself useful around
store; state age, salary and previous expert
ence; apply in own handwriting. Address
. /, Globe.
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4 GENTS can make Sf03 week taking ad-
n refreshments for our Electric Guest Call.
which is put into hotels free. NoeXperieuce
needed. For particulars enclose stamp.
Frank 0. Smith & Co.. La Crosse Wis.
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n OUSE-Seven rooms 901 Laurel av., for
III $50. Inquire at house.
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TO EXCHANGE.

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-A first
L mortgage on good farm for 1878; whal
have you? Address d 50, Globe.
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II OUsEs-4i3. AT, Ais, 400 East Teuth,
IL twelve rooms each: GIG John ST.. five
rooms: ga John ST.. six rooms: 467 North ST.
slX-room cottage. j. K. Hoffman, SO Gilfllan
Block
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my place is five-room house cellar and
cistern. well and barn. valued at 1880: half
all hours walk from court house. in Law
toms addition. Business lot facing South
trade real estate in any part of city. Call or
address joseph Hauska, 161 West Con-
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pOOkBINDER-W a man who can
u forward and finish: reasonable wages
and steady to right man. Apply with refer
enccs 10 News and Times Grafton. n D.
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ELEVATOR MANA young man of
IL twenty, with some experience in run
ming elevator. whould like to get work. Ad-
dress G g.. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

DRUG CLERK with three years expert
- ence, would like to have a position in
city or country. Address C. s. F., 720 Mime
baha St
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COOK-Wanted. place as cook: can DO all
~ kinds first-class in meat. bread or pastry
sC2 St. Anthony ay., third floor
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QOUSE-New eight-7oom house: all mod
IL ern Improvements; 265 East University,
corner Canada Also three unfinished
rooms, with bath. for light housekeeping
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II OUSE-Six-room detached house on St.
IL Anthony hill, with water and sewer:
will rent cheap to good and prompt.paying
tenant. Inquire at SIT Iglehart st. or 1913
Pioneer Press. <~.' =:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

STORE-For rent, in one of the best towns
" in Southern Minnesota, q complete store
and fixtures, i'll brick building; the only va
cant store in the town. Address William
Besser. W indom. Minn.
CTORE-A good opening for meat mar
~ ket; nice store; no competition. Apply
--15T Dale ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

nEiVEK-Situation wanted by a COM
- peteEt young man (married), to drive
delivery wagon or work about the store; is
we'll acquainted in city, and has best of city
references. Address j. A. M, 40 East
Eleventh. ST.. city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

uOUsE-To rent Broom no use, 12l Lyle
IL hart st.. !; all modern Improvements. H.
H. Galusha, rs Germania Life Building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

lOUSE-472 East Ninth St-Ten rooms. all
IL modern improvements; cheap. Mrs. j.
Austrian 47S East Ninth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

4 GENES WANTED EVERYWHERE
y for electric door (name) plate, signs
etc. readable i'll the dark: sample with any
name free. New Era Plate Company, 1877
Dea; bora St. Chicago, ILL.,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

Al ALE AID FEMALE AGENTS 10 sell
WI our go page illustrated book of the cele-
brated Breckenridge Pollard breach OF prom
Use trial. Agents are making one hundred
dollars week. Write at once enclosing ten
cents il stamps for fine outfit. Centennial
Mfg. Co.. milwaukee, Wis
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ITO EXCHANGE-Clear corner lot on the
i hill to exchange for house and lot OH
st. Anthony bill: will assume mortgage
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

ct ENOGRAPHER - Competent lady
- stenographer desires a position: best
j city references given. So East Tenth ST.
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CEDAR ST, s37-nandsome front alcove
~ room. furnished; five minutes from
city hall; opposite Central park.
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loU>E-Formerly SIS, now sig, hand
IL some siX-room, double bay win dow
house. Thirteenth and LOrient sts
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
~ GseS.

Males.
4 Gk&rs WANTDD-New plan. New
n lite policy, now being issued by an old
established, Weil-known company. Special
features in policy make it very salabla. Cen
eral. local and special agents wanted upon
Ii. eral terms United Life Insurance Asso-
citation. 27l Broadway. N
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27

4 Gt>TS WAN Interchangeable and re-
"A liable real estate statesmen (on salary or
commission to sell Pasco lots on the easy
payment PLAN Pasco is The place where the
body who keeps his eye on Pasco is ready to
Invest Apply 10 The Pasco Union Land
Company, IA Pioneer Press Building, St
Paul Mimi
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

Chenille portieres Tor S2.9 positively
worth s. yer pair In the eastern markets"
1his appeared on the bulletin board that
will daily chronicle prices for all kinds of
me chGndise at the New York Dry Goo Is
Store.
This bulletin IL q new departure for Hell
ena. and We understand for the special ben
eht of ths ladies.
We want the ladies 90 read the dis.
patches forerOons, a. she prices given are
oaly good for the one day" Was remarked
a. the big store Yeste day. startling ba o
gains-eItTaordinary oferings-will be
written shch day.
Understand. this will BE- something ap-
prosohinR giant stock board. where for
tunes are mAue and lost Ia a day. Forbid
that our Montana ladiss should gamble.
Faith, no. We mean that their hearts will
awaken 30 = new interest OF daily Oocu
Toueos.
Imagine certain days Of the week a por-
tion Of about 500 90 Wo. Ola Of elk offered
on this bulletia board al n price that Gill
BE- Of terrible intersst-ssy "A price way be.
low eastern.
Again. a CARPET DAY or some Offering of
rich dress goods. such As only the New lo /
store carries.
We agaln adyiss the ladies 90 watch the
bulletin board and to visit ne early Of fore
Moons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28
WGiIlStGiil' 5.
HELENA Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-fG5 Sixth Av

We can't do business with
every person in Helena, and
don't expect 10. We can, how
ever, always do business, and an
Increasing business, with any one
who has bought here once. Many
reasons for this-c chief Of all low
EST prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

The Daisy clothes wringer,
|Io-inch rubber rolls, galvanized
Clothes spreader, adjustable tub
|clamps. Special today $Io5
Square dinner pals, 4-quart
Pie, heavy tin, removable tray
|hnd flask. Special today zoe
10 quart, extra heavy stamped
|and retinned dish pan.
Special today zoe
Wagner detachable hinge waf-
le iron, fits any stove. Cleanest,
most durable, and in every way
best article oGthe kind made.
Special today 75o
Triple silver-plated tea set,
butter dish, sugar bowl, cream
pitcher and spoonholder, the
pitcher and spoonholder gold
|lined. Handsomely hand en-
|graved, new shape.
Special today SIS.
II you're a miner cut this out
|and keep it for reference. It
|may save you a little money, and
silver is very low now:
Very best quality, cast steel
blade, half spring mining
shovels. ...... 75t
Best cast steel pick with
handles. ....... ....... Toe
Best cast steel picks eyes 400
Polished gold pans. ..- $50
Double-faced striking ham
mers, solid cast steel:
|315 to 5 lbs, per lb.... Ioc
Q to s lbs, per lb.. 90
If you need a basket at any
time, for any purpose, call and
see our assortment We think
we've made provision for every
want. We know we've got the
prices at the right notch.
Make your boy happy with
one of our steel express wagons.
They're all steel, but the bed
and tongue. Almost unbreaka-
bic. Three sizes, $3.50, s., So.
Also toy carts, zoe and soc,
Toy wheelbarrows, $50 and 75c.
In all cities of any consequence,
consumers of good cigars 90 tc
the leading retail grocery houses
tor them. These concerns can
dispose of more cigars than the
smaller dealer, can keep then
stock fresher, can buy and han
die them cheaper. In time
lie ena smokers will follow the
same path. We help the move
ment By procuring the best stand
ard brands and offering them al
prices like this:
Clear Havana Cigars
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

The ciiy CLERK calls the attention Of the
officers OF committees Of tue several politi-
cal conventions and primary .setings hav-
iug the matter in aharse tha, all oertif-
catss % nomination 81 persons to b. voted
for 40 the coming city election mast 10 lisd
VITA The oitF clsrk on Or before Thursday.
March - lc9t.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

Our sssd Depart
ment IL the most
complete iu Mon
tana We hsvs an
Immense variety
Of garden seeds At
bottom prices Al
falia, Timothy md
Rcd Clover Seed a.
10 west n AFket
prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28
NEW OWNERS. OLD FIRM.
The Business WIN lie Kent Up 10 tho 70
NOR nigh standard

The Business wiz lie Kept Up 10 tho For
mer nigh standard
The Helena Meat compsny has passed
into The ownership Of q new sompany.
which will retain the old firm style, and Of
which W. II. Moran il president ID. }. Ar
mold Il secretary and treasurer AM Thomas
\. Moran 10 manaRer. These gentlemen
tucoesd TO the entire business aud good
Will Of the old pfoprietoFs and will contin re
the business along the lines that have made
10 90 popular ami r0spsTous in uast years.
The MessrH. Moran md Mr. Arnold are all
we'll known and possess the fullest conf
dence OF all With whom they have had bus-
mess relations IA the past. business viii
be continued a. tue kiAlt0 market IN Hell
sna. the East Helena mafket and the Win
ston market while the Wholesale business
will be conducted from the old hsadqua =
tsrs a. II Edwards street, Helena. The new
company s0lioits a fair snare Of tho busi-
ness RuArautesing the best OF treatment
and the lowest prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28


notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden tres
passing on the Iremises Of al the China
gardeners in lower Last Chance puloh.
Parties are IN ths habit OF visiting these
gardens and stealing harness. etc.. and OF
soning do2s. Keep of. You will be prose-
cuted to the foil extent OF the Law.
QUONo Nov Co. anu othef China Or.
deners.
buy Jour BABY OF those nice carriage At
! he Zee Hive They are the best AID are gusF-
anteed- Ia ices lower than ever
Notice.
Il. l.. Polk now has she city directory
ready for lress. All persons making
changes In residence or business sinoe
March will confer favcrs by leaving came
a. Board OF Trade toome, Granite block.
Got 70 Hot Springs Ark. vi, "ilbort Lea
Route, N. ~. Louis Ry. shortest and best.
HELENA IN BRIEF
Capital City Music Co.. s22 Ninth ava.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

The NorthWostsrn Limited 20 Chicago
via the No thwestsrn Line IL ths hnes,
equipped train out Of Minneapolis and 81.
Paul 10 has Pullman and Wagner private
compartment and sixteen section slespers
aud buietsmoking library coaches and
leaves Minneapolis. daily 1.3O ,. IN; 81
Isul $40 q. m.; arriving Milwaukee 1850 a.
an; Chiclgo $50 a. m.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

Tho childrcn's hosiery on special sals At The
Bee Hive Al lbsi cents per pair L. ons OF the BEST
bargains u tho season.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

Everyone invited to the woodmen entertain
men q riduy evening
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

eoii band tea at % % pisces. carlsbad
china Dor a. 81 The 90 Hive uuiy q fee mere
In
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

special sale On sut,ns a.nusl. Aua hosiery q,
7 he Zoe Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

Only few more bargains left in glassware at
] he zee hivs clearance sale
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

The Queen City quArtetto will sing al the audi
forum Friday evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

Baby carriages a. Ire Bee Hive in all styles a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

buy Jour baby one Of those nice carriage a.
he Zee Hive They are ths best AID are gusE-
Anteed- lrice. lower than ever.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-28

The Daisy clothes wringer,
Io-inch rubber rolls, galvanized
clothes spreader, adjustable tub
clamps. Special today $LO5
The morning call., 1894-12-31

even the employee who mixes IL is obliged to
follow his printed Instructions mechanically,
and remains entirely ignorant of the compost
ton he is using. One may witness the Whole
process and go away as ignorant as before.
The best ribbons have SeiVaged ages, Wnlcn
prevent their rayeling and curling WIN IN use.
They are nearly uniform IN ihickneSss. though
one ribbon is made OF very thin texture TO De
used when IN extra larg- number OF carbon
copies are desired, and the imprint OF The type
must be as clear as possible and free from blurs.
The greatest care must be taken in selecting
the cloth from which the ribbons are made.
If the texture Is woven too closely IL Will not
hold sufficient Ink, and il woven TOO loosely IL
will become clogged with lux and smirch the
paper. Moreover, such a ribbon Will fill the
type of tile machine and greatly annoy the
operator.
A prime difficulty encountered by manufac-
turers is how TO prevent evaporation OF ink
from the ribbon when it Is in use and exposed
to the air. This has been largely overcome in
the last TWO or three years.
The man in charge of large New York house
wbick makes writing inks and typewriter rib
bOns said recently that the most motto able
thing III his trade was the great decrease in he
sal OF ordinary copying lux. II Is being almost
entirely supDlaDted By the copying typewriter
ribbon, which gives Tar better results. Despite
the great number OF ribbons In the m rket and
the conStan efforts of expert chemists every
where TO produce one that will satisfy every
body those giving al-round satisfaction are
not easy TO find. and dealers in supplies of this
nature often have extreme difficulty tn furnish.
ing what is wanted. This country furnishes
practically all the typewriter ribbons IN use
both here and abroad.
The morning call., 1894-12-31
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS.
A Large Industry Which Has Not Yet
Reached Perfection.

The manufacture of ribbons for typewritipp
machines is an industry which gives employ.
ment to a large number Of people. On nearly
all frst-cIass Typewriters these linked ribbons
are used. There are al least forty different
styles of American typewTiters, and more than
1000 machines are In actual use. AS the
average life of a ribbon Is from four to six
weeks. the number of concerns which seek to
supply the market with this article is not sur
prislng.
They make ribbons OF every conceivable
color and variety, from six to ten yards Ia
length, and capable OF writing IN copying or
nOn-copying ink, says he New York Sun.
Some ribbons are made which print In one
color and show entirely different color when
the manuscript is copied by means OF the letter
press. For instance. ribbon which writes
black may copy blue or green, making the
record much more Iegible on certain qualities
Of paper. The manager of concern In this
city which turns out several hundred ribbons
daily said 10 a reporter that at low estimate
fifty plants engaged In the manufacture OF
these ribbons have been established In the
United ates this year.
Each manufacturer has a secret process for
max ing his particular style Of ribbon. aud the
secret is guarded with the greatest possible
care. One maker in this city has each box aud
Jar containing powder or pigment for
making the ink distinctly numbered, and
The morning call., 1894-12-31
KEY OF THE ARCH.
Without Christ There Is No Hope
Beyond the Grave.

At Trinity Cburc yesterday the rector.
Rev. George Edward Walk, preached an
impressive sermon on the key of the
Arch" Two passages from the scriptures
were selected as text: God Sent Forth
His Son." Galatians iv a and "Thou Art
the Christ. the Son Of the Living God"
SIN the scriptures" said the preacher,
'tbe Lord Jesus Christ is presented in his
dual nature as the God man and the son
OF God, and as uniting in his own glorious
person and the nature OF God, the Divine,
and the nature of man. the human.
This proposition is either true or false.
Ii true. it Is the most tremendous truth in
the universe; If false. there Is not one
hope for man beyond the grave. We turn
to the gospel. There His nature is re-
vealed. there His character is made known,
there His virtues are depicted, there His
life is sketched. there the story of His
wrongs and sufferings is recorded, and
here His triumph over death and the
grave is proclaimed. Thou art the
Christ, the son of the living God.' This
compartments everything. 1t is the Chris
tian system formulated in one brief SEN
tence.
Look al the solemnity of his confess
sion. It is impossible 10 exaggerase its
depth. When Jesus was taken into the
presence of the high priest the question of
his paternity WAS thrust directly upon him.
and he answered not a word. Finally the
high priest accosted him in the most for
NAL and solemn manner. placing him, IN
deed, under oath. thus: L allure thee by
The living God that thou tell us whether
thou be the Christ the son of God.' TIE
The morning call., 1894-12-31
The Great Work Is Finished.

Thousands of our readers are still calling
for the portfolios of Picturesque Cali
forDia" necessary to complete their sets.
We trust that no one who has taken a few
portfolios will allow this splendid oppor-
tunity 10 pass without securing the work
joaquin Miller ana many others have said
is the finest publication devoted to Cali
1orn1a's magnificent scenery and great and
varied industries.
Your children want it, and you want it.,
and no California home should be without
It, Better go at once to THE CALL Bran h
Office. 40 Market street, 'anG complete
your sets; only 10 cents for each porti olio.
Take few parts each week until com to
II not convenient to secure all at uncea
The morning call., 1894-12-31

quarter OF mile long practically means an
eectromotve force of millions of volts A
fash occurs when the electrical strain on the
total electric energy In a cubic mile of the
strained /air Just on the point of flashing is
about 100000 foot-tons, that is 10 y the
high. In these days OF transformers" and
''nome made lightning" Mr.. Meade asks
whether he can use this immense store OF
electricity In the higher atmosphere. 1t might
be brought down by modification of Frank
Inns Kite. Professor Trowbridge shows that
discharge keeps in the same path for three
hundred-One thousandths part of second, and
imagines that a "step-down" transformer
might be able to render 1t fit for practical use.
ST. Louis Globe Democrat.