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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01
ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.

Twenty-four deeds were left for record
yesterday, with total consideration of $780,
S75, as follows
A Hunt to d S Brainerd Its % and 23
blk 80, 1t 7.blk AZ, 500 Marie Park S. ,0JO
G Sweeter to J ii Patterson, 1t lS, blk
5, Lewis add. 1000
j Weide to V Erickson, 1t g, blk 13,
Arlington Hills Observation-Disclosures. 700
O Deringer to II C Fogg, 1t 4, blk IL,
Brooklynd add ....... .........G $50
Al, 500 Marie Park ...... =. ....... =. $50
Morrison to j Smith, 1t 20, blk Ii,
500 Marie Park -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
WilguS to G Johnson, lt 10, blk ,,
Portland add. :. 5000
lington Hills ........e,.,... ..... 66O
A johnson to D E Dwyer, 1t %,
Weide's subd blk 24. S25
Ii Mcdonnell to ID E Dwyer, 1t 4, blk 4.
Pottgeis e's subd bd.............. 49,. $50
w L Schultz to C Thorn, 1t Is, blk 4.
LockWood'S add ........... ........... 500
j Harris to III Challman, part blk %,
Gladstone Park 2...................... $50
C A Johnson to Wilgus, part Its Ia
and II. blk 2, Holcomb's add. ........ 1900
Il C Burdick to $ j Hewson Its 20 and
27, blk l. Oakland PARK k...........250O
j Reilly to o Johnson, 1t 81, blk ),
Stinson's Rice Street add ............ $50
w 4 Kirke to Shearn, 1t 20. DIX 4,
Bryant's Randolph Street add ..... 700
j Sanborn to w G CASTOR. 1t %, blk
l, subd and add Irvines Out Lots. :. 800
= Hesse to II Kutzke, parl It's l, 9 and
3, Mackubin Il Marshalrs add. 1900
Six unpublished. ............ $3.50
Total, 24 pieces a. s.............S83 SO
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday:
John Gaummuller, 1-stoFy frame dwell
ing Matilda near Hatch ......... 5000
j McCardy, 1-slory frame barn, Day
ton ay, near Kent. ........ ........ I,O00
C b Marvin, 2-story brick veneer dwell
ing, Marshall av near Mackubin. =. 20 900
Jas q Moulton, 1l2-story addition to
store, Robert, near Third ..........1 500
\ Batzel. alterations TO store. Jackson,
E Proveneher 1la-story frame dwell
ing, Manitoba, near Park av..... III 900
Congress, near omega - 900
Taylor, Craig IL Co. altering brick shop
near Manitoba railroad .......-......1,30 800
st Paul Trust Co. altering building,
Jackson. near Third. ........- ....- 800
Alden Il Wilson, 2-story frame dwell
ing, Chitcond, near Keston. n......... &, 900
John Lynch, two 1I2-story frame dwell
ings, Agate, near Elk k.............. 5000
JAS Smith, lia-story frame dwelling.
Lawson, near Payne .09O
Three minor permits ts-............ $50
Total, is permits ................ S43, $50
LSee adv. of Real Estate Title ms, Col
Helm wanted ads. in the GLOBE are seen
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

ST. PAUL Globe SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING sunday
i yr in ADVANCES 90 3 M. in advanceS2 90
y m. in advance 4 90 q weeks in adv. l 90
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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

The GLOBE Press Room is Open Every
Night to uR Advertisers who desire to
Convince Themselves that the GLOBE has
the largest Circulation of any Newspaper
Northwest of chicago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

THIS is the 1st of May, moving day.
The man who moves will not forget it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

THE polls are opened to-day at 9 a. m
and will be kept open until z p. IN.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

TRrWEEKLY-(D DAILY : Mondsy. Wednesday
and Friday.)
1yrin advance "a 90 mos. in adv So 90
months, in advance. 81 90.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

THIS is election day. The man who
has registered should not forget it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
rim advanceS10 90 3 mos. in adv. 50 so
Gm.in advance 3 90 weeks i'll adv 90
One month .S5c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

SUNDAY ALONE.
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m. i'll advance 1 90 ! mo. in adv. zoe
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

HoIo wanted ads. in the GLOBE are seen b
HctP the most people.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
Orr Wear, 81 Six Mo. Csc Three Mo. 35c
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
BIZ Arp ON I,ensions.

There win never be any real national
peace and brotherhood In this country
until our soldiers are pensioped, too.
and put on IN equal footing. Like the
old fellow and his bull, We oAn pAss
and repasB, bat there will be no stfso.
tionate familiarity. Back pay and ar
reers will have to come and slaader
will have to stop. Our boys did just as
much fighting as they did. II was u
family quarrel that the North had bsea
bringing en- for f!ty years. We didn't
want to hght, nohow. We Just wanted
to dissolve the pxrtnership and be let
alone, and they wouldn't let US alone.
They tnvade ed US on our own territory,
and We rever did put hostile foot
upon Theirs but oDos and then we
| found their lands posted aud intTnders
warned OF and no shooting allowed,
and so w0 didn't stay very long and
came back with alacrity. We thought
we had tcme State TiRhtE, but they said
l We didn't. We think no yet, and may
be they will thlrk SO, too, sooner OF
later, When Congress takes profession
of OF lumber Maine win ba fighting
mad. When wool is made free Ohio
will shoot cff her mouth IL she don'
her guns. Old Billy Young Was q pow
sriui Union maa until Sherman can't
along ami took his corn and fodder apt
mules and cattle aud didn't pay NO
stop to set receipt, nor soy, "I'u
much obleegsd 70 sou, Uncle Billy,
Jut Just weat en- like he didn't live thar,
and thtn he aot desperate and called ic
his gun and swore he'd be dadolastOi
II he DIDN'T fgLt 'em forever and ever
before he'd be hornswoggled In any
such . Vb7.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
sensitiyeness Of birds.

The Boston Journsl says It is well
known that birds ara very sensitive to
tones OF the voice, aud are terrified Of
aDy loud, angry woTdS. A lady who
wishes to maze bobollnh stop singing
at last scolced II In q loud voice, and
thea took up a scarf and shook 1t In re.
buhe q, ths Gagged bird. In moment
the tiSh was stlll, hut short time after
MAZE fiutterlug eooRt the cage. Its
owner turbed to the bird, AID wal
shocked to see 1t fall dead Unkind
wordo had kClsd r.. We know Of tive
cases similar to this. In one ogas o
canary bird, snd ths other mooIins
b!rd, died within five minutes aftei
having baen spoken TO in violent
anRry tcle
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23


THERE WAS a reunion OF Conisdsr-
Ates recently held In New Orleans Of
which one OF the speakers made the re.
mark that ''ln every confederate heart
there is q large space died with love
for Jeffsrson Davis" Now that may
not be waving tho bloody SHIFT, but Il
seems 70 us thtt i. Ia \ pretty nrAr Cd.
prosch 10 II. Suppose some n )r snern
man, who had spent weary monrhs OF
suffering and t0rsnrs Ia AsdetsonvIlle
prison pen should sey, ~ cordially
hate Jef Davis and oil who we're a.
sociAted with him in causing the nos.
unWholy wRr that wEs ever Esgea IL
the history O, tho world" whks wonld
be thought Of him? II he were pHbl.c
man sat should uss such a remark,
thero Is not Q Democratic psper from
Maine 10 Georgia but would denoua 1e
Kim IN the most unu essursd terms
But this lie one OF the oasea whore 4
maker a difference whose OK is gored.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Readings coat Traiio Increasing.

TIE coal traffic of tho Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Is assuming its
Old tins proportions, 8. COO tons hAvin 2
been received o. the different s.atione
in Philad eiphia since Tnesday, wlile
the ln1Sl trade has lot been neglected,
1t Richmond Junction twenty foul
coal trains had Gs.ived up to last night
and tho empty cara are being propp,lr
sent MP the road. At PORT Richmond
wharvss the scenes prior 10 the strik,
are bsiag rtpea ed. Only about 10(
men are At present employed, but 27i
report every morning, and nearly SEQ
men are aySilahle for uee The r,ceni
period of inactivity st the piers was Inn
proved by the ooEpaDy in dTillinP
green trainb;en into thorough knoNl'
edge OF Ike sG!tchsa and piers, 80 thEt
ths p'ese1t force Of trainmen Is oompe-
tent. Vice President Mcleod says that
the company has no trouble with TIE
new hands, and that everything IL
progftssiug wei.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
They Died together.

ALLIANCE, o, Feb, 2, - Cha=l eF
Wingard and Abnie Fox, ubcle and
niecs, in jail az AliiaE CO, Ohio, for run.
ling away from Mouroe, Michigan,
com nitted enicide yeaterdEy morning.
Oicera from Michigan had just arriy-
cd, at d had talk with the prisoners,
who were then SLOWED to consult TO
gether as 10 wbtther they should 90
back without q rcQuisitlon. It WAS
uoon afttr Tatds discovered that they
hnd locked theDselveu in . cell a.
tried suicide, a revolver being ths
weapon us8d. The EiEl was dead aud
WirgArd in u dying condition. A mote
was lffs, Hsging they had decided u
klll themselvas rather than go tack
Wingsrd Has only "a years Of age. nnd
the Girl 16.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

A sLRIoUs accident OCCURRED ycsseT.
day through some ones shoughtlessr. COS
In thro sing q banana skin OF inc pave
ment, AID IL seems Strange that people
will be 30 criminally careless. Ia shis
case, as reported In our columns last
evening, = lady broke her leg above tGe
knee and will no doubt pass throuy yh
many weeks Of suffering, With possi-
bility OF being o cripple toe remainder
Of her lie. Jus, one week ago another
lady fell noAr the same plaoe from
stepping on . banana peel, and al
though ehe fortunately escaped with
out breaking any bones, sha was ren.
dered senLunoonsclOuS for several
minutes Attention has been called Il
this matter 80 often that IL seems sln0s
uieless 10 ssy Any thing more sbous II
and II 10 altogether probable that th,
only way by which 1! eau be cheoks st
will be 10 do the same ~ has bean djnt
In Pnlls1elphii-pAss Gn ordinan1,
prohio ting Is and then hsve Ii s,gl3.lS
enforced.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
orsnd sightseeing Trips to no Paolils
COnAt.

0rand sightseeing Trips to no Paolfis
Coast.
For seven yesra past Mss1 o. Ray
mond 3 Whtcomb'8 annual spring
tours to California have been xoeed
ingly popular. Pour years ago o. 7egc n,
the Puget Sound Country, and .ther
SEQ ions OF ths Pacific Northwest were
added. Two excursions are Annouiveed
for the SppToaC hing spring. Both par ufs
will leave PhilndelphtR together 10 .
magnificent vestibnled train Of Puh.
man palace cars, Thursday, May 3; and
the Journey through Colorado. New
Mexico, Arizona. Southern California, ).
end Central California will be over pre-
| oisely the same rcnies. One party will
return via Salt Lake City, the Denver
s. Rio Grande Railway, Manitou
Springs ard Denver. The other will
diverge from this route In California,
going nortnward over the newly opened
Mount Shasta Rousa, with viaiis to
Portland, DAlies CITY, Tacoma, Seattle,
Victoria, etc. The return trip will be
over the entire length OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad, with eide trip Of a
week through the Yellowstone National
Park, and later visits TO st. Paul and
Minneapolis. Eiverside, Santa Monica
and Santa Barbara have been added to
the long list Of places to be iDollded in
the California section Of both tours.
Both parties will travel in magnificent
trains Of vestibulsd Pullman palace
cara, with u dining car included. In
addition to these trips 1t will be seen
that there are to be other excursions In
the winter series to OalIforuis. and one
more tour through Mexico. Descrip,
tive circulars Inay be obtained OF
Messrs Raymond Il Whitcomb, Ill
mental HoSsD. PhilSdelphia. Persons
sending bv mall shoGld designste the
tonr regarding which they desire !nfof'
nation,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Tho Fugltlys nIuraerer Indleted.

CHICAGO. Feb. % The grand jury
has resolved to return Eve indictments
naaiust W. 3. Tssco:t for burglary and
one for the mnrdtr OF a. j. Smell. The
man Smita, who Ia known as the part.
nei OF Tascott, was before tho jury. 30
far IA can be learned. he has shed no
light ct ail upon the connection OF Tas.
co.t with tne murder The Jury thought
he knew ulore and sent q special com
mittso town with him 70 States Attor
ney L0n2areoEer, They Uaatod him
locked up for contempt, but Judge
L9ngenecser said he could sea no con-
tsmpt IN 3 msu'B refusing to tell eome.
thing ne knew nothing about.
Jennie Clifford was recalled to tell
the story Tascott told her while M,s
Wicks, his landlady, idt tstlfisd some q
the silyerSaro found In hts room.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY rs. 1888
As THE case OF youag LAwiesS ass
aanaad nnnaIdarah hla nnm mani md mama


caused considerable comment. and some
grave oGGrges have been made concern
ing the new Hon On palhic Hospital In
this city, We have bsen TO some trouble
to aeosstAin the tru,h OF the matter,
and have learned Ghat the B. & o. Rail.
road OonlpAn the sans As the P, W.
& b have al understanding with the
Trussees Of the Poor by whlon any OF
thelr em ployes who may be injured on
the road, and have no home 10 ba taken
20, or where ,he circumstances are sueh,
as In the case OF young Lawless that
they CANNOT be taken home, they oan
be adm,s,sd to the hospital nj the alma
house without obtaining . permit.
Auother TeasOn Why LAWleas Was
not taken TO she Hon Cd JpAthic Hospital
was bepause those who had been In
charge were under the impression tbs.
IL would be necessary TO obtain per-
mil before he could be admitted. For
their Information. Ard for the iniorma-
tlon Of al others in CASE smother scol-
dent should ocour, We are requested TO
stale tha! no permit q required, and
that no MISTER ni what hour OF the day
or nigA' . person who is injured 10
taken to the hospital be will be admit.
tod, bs there is always some one In
charge OF the place who will SUN mon
the ply siclans by telephone at once
We have also made scne inquiry In
reference to .he allegations mads By
our correspondent on Tuesday, that on
hon G spattio physlciAns are mol sur
geons, end 6nd that he Is, Os We wsr
satisfied no WAS, In error. The stud!
OF surgery In the II Jm9 pa.hlc Oolleg
10 precisely the same ns It 10 in III
Pennsylvauia University, the Jefferson
College or any other alopathlc inssliu
tion. AmputHliops and cthe. opers
tIons have been successfully perI1Imst
by the Eou Cd ,pSthio physicians OF ,hl
city, ard while we have no prGjudlo
whatever In the matter, We feel thai
clear and truthful statement OF th
facts are due not only to the hom1 1
pathio pbysioiAns, but also TO the man
persons nho believe In that school {
medioire.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

1t sEEhs that the soed OATS swim.
dlers have put In an appearance In thid
State, and We sincerely trust thai our
farmers eIe too well inforned and TOO
intelligent to be misied By their sps ,ious
promlses. A similar B1iGdle was per-
petrsied In PennsylvAn.a last year By
which hundreds of men wsTe rnined
and II was bat few days since that 8
young farmer in smother State, who
had boen Victim Lsd by lhsse sWlndle
and mortgtgod his property to me.t the
notes which be had given them, com.
mitted suicide. These men have oily
tongues and are of smooth speech, but
woe 10 the man who SLOWS them 10 gel
their grip on him. Farmers Es q gen.
eral thing are honest aud unsophis.i
Gated, consequently they are selected
IS victims by shsrpers of all kinds, ant
II is therefore well for thea to be OF
their guard continually and view 6l
such schemes With the greatest suspi
cion.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

A DAY or 80 ago house IN the east
ern pA OF the oily vas entered and
rob, cd, and We are informed that the
thiei or thieves had very ltslle trou bic
In getting In, hS ,he front door had bosu
lefs unlocked, consequently all they
had 10 do Was To walk In through the
hall and up stairs. Mayor RHoads
says that the Off .ers ireqaen:ly bring
In reports Of doors and wladIws beiug
found that are not only un;As.enBd ba.
In soma inetAncss left Standing opsu,
and % suoh 10 the casa the only wonder
10 that robbtrles are NOT even more
frequent than they are. Persous can.
not bs too careful In shie matter, RI en-
unlocked or open front door. especially
ct might, is temptation that oAnnol
be resisted by n thloi, therefore the
greatest vigilance Is neoeSssry. Wien
some persons doors art lett uniA,tened
or windows open nt nighI, through Tor.
getfulness, and they dc NOS comprehend
ahe danger until they ars 70 ooed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25. isS
Ata 10 e'cl7uk. n. M

htss ~ . tiANht Hs ms
Tho following described real estate, late o
Jc-se Alexander. deceased, In ned Liol Hun.
drefi. New C.sile Couniv, TO wit.
No. Being LOT of land At northeast cor
ner OF Front and Wash gion streets Ia Della.
war" CITY, htNing irDutaSe On W Washing ion
street ofslxty feet ami crpth OF onc hum
dr,d icet 10 part OF lot aud fJry feet on the
f.malnder, with irAiDe dwelling tontc
there II erected.
No. :. Lot OF land or the east side Of
Front - Get Ia Dt4awsrr Citv. Beginning az
n point FORTY feet horthrrly from tht northcrly
sid 'Vf Washington stsetL, having n frontage
of one hunrred and sixtN-eight feet on Front
street, aud depth OF ililrty-thos feet, with
fiaUe carriage shops sable and ice house
t1ereon.
No. . Lot Of land on the F7ntherly side OF
Adams STR ct Ia Delaware Clty. 81 ginning
at u poiuL thirty-thrss rect cate ly ffou
! the cas- urly side Of Front street, having 4
/ Sard eNicuding that widt In depth one hun
\ No. 4 Lot oflaud at northwcst corner OF
i Front ana MushlOgtan streets. In Dtlhwar
l city, having frontage ol aiNty-hve feet OF
Washington street AMI depth on From
street OF one-Euntrcd ieri. with "a three tory
l frame grauNrv and store house thereon.
No. 5. Lot Ut land on tht westerly side OF
| III" Public II al leading ON Port Penn Ia
| CLARK = Corner, IN Red Lion Hundred AT the
Inortl ~ . corner of jriCftOn street CS tended
having n irO ltaEe Of irhtN ct on said Pub.
lic ssd' aud two hunug,d feet frontage on
Jefferson trustCxtuUlI1.
attcn iRIcc VIII be given and terms made
kuOwr a. IN" tint aud place aforesaid by
J CHAR T. g, ALEXANDER Adininietrator,
4 OF by his attorney.
! huc.t-Cllh ARIES II. McWuUlTEB, Clerk
Iof urgls.s' Court. fl4.wlt&2i
| ". A. hUEiLL Auotiopetr.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Tho Elsneries treaty

Tha Mall, Of Toronto, Oatario, com
meUtiu2 on the Fishery Treaty, say
substantially the Americana have won
their ease, AID have secured all that
the United Stat . have ever aekeo
Canadian fishermen receive no gort oi
equivalent for the concessions made Il
Che Amerio ps, except the barren pGiyl.
lege OF Il hing in American Osys.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

bUBLlO SabE OF GOOD FURNI
4 ture -Uvof q, 100 worth Of olov ant iuY.
nlturo viii be sod at Slidhsm a SON. auo
ton room Oh Friday afternoon, Feb "a, at |
O'Clock, as follcw4; parlor tuits, fsnu
slash ard nair oloth. chamber suits, va n at.
pitno3, BRUSSELS ana o her oarpetB .extepsio,
tables, nRtIessSs, feather 6eda. SO u Iotary
snd book.eaEos, 60. Goods opel f1r infpeo
tion On Thur day evening before sals, nna
on morning OF saio. L.. W. STlDdhM q
SON, Auctionesrs. f1i al
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

.NLmHiNd AUCTION TX p. nj I'm
stern, III hhIket street, and may eontiuus
2 OF evenings. Tho stock consists o I dress
and oasAi nero suits TO- nor, youths and
oo7s; single coats, pants aud veBts. a few
coats, travelling bags. nit coats, suspend ers.
etc. store hN.urs1, tables, oounlors, show
case, dol ipB Rlasgc3, um ella oass, chairs
sewing machines, awning, eto. B0na. fid Q
sale coed. subttsntial gcodn at your WIN
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

An intelligent person shca hurt will
1t once procure bottls ul salvation
Oil. 1t e tine test thing TO cure swell.
ings, buRps or wounds. All druggists
sell Is at twenty Ave cent, bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
ChRg. j. II. Recko,t,

Wines a. d liquors, 1o8 West Seventh
street. A fine lG: OF imported and do
mestic cigars. Call and inspect them
Telephone, 445.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
-CE NJ Ts' SHOES

Gents fine calf, hand seved hoJk-lA'.
"a 30. Gents tlne calf, IN chine seEse'
So and 81, 80. Gents Waukenphlsl ho't
lace, 81 90.
Boots, Shoes and iubbers, eV.Hlh1s
TO keep the feet dry and warm.
-YouR MONEY $ WORM EVERY Im-
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
WANAMAHEaB
PHILAD.LPAIA. ThursIaY, ROB. IS. iss

brightness OF the best French
Sateens caught and Gagged
on their smooth faces. And
the price is but I2Bc a yard !!
When before would so little
money buy 80 much hand
someness and worth in cot.
ton?
Fine French Sateen, sic.
Best French Sateen, 81 ac.
Northwest Of cenne.
Gloriosa. A new dress
stuff. Silk and wool; but
with such a glimmering,
lglancing surface, and such a
chspgeable effect W h g n
draped, that it seems to be
| all silk. Plain weave. Only
the advance prices are here
Iyet-navy, brown, gray. The
glimpse is enough to mark
them fof friends. 49 inches,
I$I.5o. You'll hear more Of
lGloriosa and soon see necks
a.twist on Chestnut street to
get sight of it.
Northeast OF cen re.
| Once understand the pet
up of a Iewett Filter and
there will be no wonder that
it does it's work SO well
Simple, but certain. What
Of dirt, seea6le and unsee-
able, thar gets by the strainer
and the sponge at the outer
gate is lost in the wilderness
OF gravel and charcoal, No
odds how muddy the water
you feed q Je8ett Filter
, with, the drip has the
! sparkle of d e W. Every
, foulness goes.
. With cooler, S. so, $7.25,
r $S Is, $40. IS; so cents ex.
ira if decorated.
I Kitchen Filters, So, IS.
SO IS, S725,
The Gate City Filter:
: (porous store), So to $40
8 They do good work
Basement. northwest of centre.
= Women's Slippers a n c
; Lew Shoes. Tne new sc.
d d lections will soon be here
. . Now getting ready for them
Q Every corner OF the stock
= has been dug out. AH the
g broken lots aud all the
t draggy SORTS and all the
: kinds that We do not intend
. to keep more of have beer
. punched in one part Of the
Shoe store. It's a surprise
y collection. Nothing but fine
Z Z goods. some the finest i'm
% ported work; and sometime.
% y at a quarter of the yesterdsy
70 prices. II your thoughts turl
1t SlipPerward this may prov,
r a savings-bank list:
m Ladies Imperial Kid Slippers, on mt
70 dium common sense Lasts, width
u b, q, and D, sizes ~ to7 A dress
g. house Slipper, neat and comiortabl,
30 cents.
90 Ledies' Finest French Kid Opera TIC
% Slippers, with full Louis XYth heel
Nuhho n W II LthEI1 hll hihtb up
8. Were IS; to close cut, 81
Small lot Blue satin Opera Toe slippe
slightly soiled. Were 81; this LOT S
"a Finest Black sat!n Opera Toe eli
=, pers, French heels widths A, B,
n D, sizes to 81. We're u 90; no
- $l.5O
v. A lot of Ladies' French Patent Leath
-s, Opera Toe Slippers. Were Is, no
o 81 50
% Small lot Of French Imported slipac
as for parties or receptions; only fe
~ pairs ni kind. We've "a, 81, nI
d &c; now i2
40 Other small lots OF Fine Slippers At
60 and S1.25
' Ladies' Finest French Kid Newpo
h Button Opera Toe low Shoe, han
nd sewed, for street or housr, widths A
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