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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Do yOu have obstruction OF the nassl pas
ssges. discharges from head and throat.
sometimes profuse, arid aud watery, at
others. thick. tsnsei0us. mucous, purulsnt.
bloody. p1trid and Offensive. dull. heavy
headache most OF the time. With occasional
splitting hesdachss". are your eyes weak.
-sterv, or inhamed; IS there ringing in the
ears. with more or less deafness. DO YOU
bave - hack. cough and gag, in your Efforts
% clear your throat in tae morning; do yoa
sIpsctcrats offensive matter. scabs from
ulcers. perhaps ting-d with blood is your
voice changed and 10 there q ''nasal twsng"
TO 10. 10 your breath offensive: are your
senses Of taste And smell i'm paired? II you
hsvs all or any considerable number of
here symptoms yOu are sufeiing from that
raOst comnOa AID dangerous of maladies
chronic nasal catarrh. Tho moro compile
Gated your disssse has bscO2s tAe greater
the number aud diversity q symptoms.
No matter what sage It hes rescasi Or.
Ssgs's Cstsrrh Remedy. which is sod by
druggists at only 80 cents. will cure it The
manufacturers ef this wonderful remedy
Ter in good faith. $500 for case of this
disease which they cannot cure.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
HAYTlAN INSURGENTS
Charges That Q clys. steamer ia. Sale
Win . Cargo sf Arms.

chsrxss That Q clys. steamer ia. sailed
Win Cargo % Arms.
Nxw YoEK, Nov. 9.-Ths charge that the
Saginaw Of ths Clyde Liss vas sailed OF
AoadsY carrying cargo OF rfuniuons OF
var Intended for the Haytisn insarreetion-
isfs. reyiysl yesterday the cd allegation
taaf Clyde Ice steamer had once taken q
party 81 insurzsn.s ~ tas asig1oornOOd Of
TURKS Islana. saers thsY Ead os-n trans
lsrrsd - ths steamer City o. Nsxico. NJ.
Csneros. 81 sxsnt Of The las. admitted
thar soas issursents bad unfortunately got
ssoac a Ciges st-aner GA one occssiOn. Il
~ss tReir intsRron % iOin the Honduras
iasurs-nts. ouE thsy never k0t there. Mr.
Cameron va sum uO1sd a. a witness IN
rksir cas-. 81 Mr. Clyde vas not
Waetasr tas supplementary manifest OF
tAs Ssxaaw haa oeea died al yet at the
castom noass. Mr.. Csnsron could not say,
- that was always lsft - ths c0mpsny's
Brokers. Il miEa BE- al-d today under the
legsl reqairensafs shst IL snail % isd
withia four days from fhs date OF clearance.
TIE DOnaiaician Consul. Who certified the
invoics 81 al gooda taat sers - 0s landed
ssn Dsulnro. ~ sad 30 Be Rtivs o. the
Do&inicsn merchant -ho bought the
maaiiiaDs Of var for Bapilioa and had
them shipped ~ III saginaw. The Hay
tisa Legsuon regard tais "a = significant
&C..
The Haytisa navy that is on tbe lookout
for ths SsEinas comprises TIE men-0s. war
Tousssint. L0uFsrtprs Dessaiine ard Bois
Caeue sad these steamers Belonging 10 =
snbsidiziaE lins he Grand RiTiers. Msacsi
Noayeis Nsldesq1s. Eslsrs and the
~ 81. sou es.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
MONEY IN sAse sALL


ne tl1a1ctai Eeautt Or fhs kecaot W ortds
Series
Wv YaEk Nov. 9-Ths worlds
eaamionsbip series. condsti1g Of ten
E&aes, vas greatly hsmpsrsd this year By
the necessarily bad weather n New York
City. The rsceipis ia eonssqusucs we're not
- sTgs - thrr vauld otherwise bsvs been
lad tns weather ia tss East been AZ al
fsvorsbs. rss series hsviEs been practic.
siiy decided before rsschiog S. Lonis tne
interest consequently vss greatly lssssned
sna after ths second Esne tarrs.Ehich oncs
i8r aii settled Las cnanpfonsh4p ths attend
snce Ess ysrr nzht
tns t@l4a~iaE hzlrss are a. correct "a it
- rossl Die 10 <et thsw. Toe general sxpeu -
sccccot Includes travelling expenses SUD
ssiTs1iissus Tor both cI1ns. Iae estimated
receip's aIs little h'g1er than those given
eslov. rut 10 not materially differ from ths
st,t1sl uet Qrncssds Total receipts So
ss4lo- tot4i expenses. s. loo. totsi smount
dlviaed. SIS tl ia. dhT per cent sarh
sraounfed to s. Isl a5 OF ls- So YORK Q
shars of ere rsceieis ssO0 Eas pai1 10 each
sf ftec'r eighteen sFefs. refusing ths c. 10 >
prohts 5T sorue sfaQo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Qua MEXICAN NeleHsoas
rs-x R<s ae.-tlv % osr Es--sfss-M.t
ters - fater-s.

Ter R<s aes-ilv oo car El--sfss-M.e
tsrs % fsferes-.
Cry 90 AEriCo. Nov 9-Vis Galveston
The Esx'csa iutsrastional Railroad has
csc.dea 10 ous brAnca rcad drsn Beuito
- Mcuferev. canneoiinx With ramsic1.
Ies-e 6fsaI ihs son 81 tas lsts General
s.Ean< has arrived hers ca mining busi-
ness.
if AS ssen decided .a establish sirfo-
nsstic reiatons rita ths Argsnuns ReDuh-
liC
AtrsiH On he Ns1 can reil vav containing
nlesi F-fnree PRISONERS vss ferai si sr1
tsenFF- F-nra cas- vsnt ioFn e. = snhark
n.erf. ~evsrs 2sssns we're irinred sua a
Eat sstue=n he susris and pr rsoners ~
sGea
TIE ro-csllef hsricsn ors-s Troupe hss
7tar.@a llt the laites s-tss Ea-r ~
oEen a. san Antsrl1. ieNaz
There vas 'atsnse eztteuent e~a- thr
e;eeiion neTs urm ERE Jai.ra STATES. ~
t1s setCne en tee rssalg sss k~svy
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
SCRATCHED 3 YEARS.
s-ALf. ITCElS8 sxIS DISEksE siIE
EADLEss eLFEE9 ISs c. kkD -
CLTICEka sEaElak>

= lad kn0-n = - c4sesEs ss@~sass
- <1sg -r1S4- f2ara 49, q ~1-.1 4Afe - e -
&zls-al d sarsraE H 1.sssss rso 49,. eoln
z-sa-r4 - zg -<a1 "a .Ias sgs 81 a.
1eat IS serzz1 aElg 1ssf - l-s-y 40 so<
--1eI 49, -Als Tee 81. - se-sa tEsg - si ~
t-e 4e. a11 s-=EA-s - e---c.e A.
=. Qls t14-s4l1 o.. as s@s- A<i
ts1- - 49, % -sFs s1.s e.sssss ever esA- a.
s4cf ..44 sat tee4 rea ~ ~ ttllcfsd q > = -
s7szs u l41 -As-ssrs 49, Eas splcsg soz1s ~
sal1l Csslfl4sls ele. Z losE - cars
st4rillAs aFsr a. gvAE a. 1sf ell 40 e1Ee
azlt ~ sso er les 4s-l7ls 40 - cure cas-
taey li4ss ltaz ~ AN A. e-s4r IA Tee ii'a
o. zles a. 4a4ss i 1he4 - Lea sss l1see
co1es - l-siesT4. .a1 Lsrsz sele-es II C1lc4rs
tasl- Fsaz s-1 80 c4Ars ~ t1-- "a ~c4P AZ
y8l aaa osea a-nx s11 ssia scg 1olll lave
Gas1 Ze .or sfa " fu4 @9ls1 avs "a he
laaleY .sese1 lac lns plgtaTs u ye.r 11lk "a
r-s.Flsss -pl119is aeeoef 80. Hos = Cure
,A-z DISEASES "a. 500 4 a. - elsaf a. snY
ps1eoa ever "a tnryGg4 trcs nsoN Iun
- a4its over ~ arDs a41 leg ~ scF4t. q oncs
L. a ea-le. hal = A. Furpoe~ a. al ~rit
scralers O. ts-u ei-ht Ys4s- 4ad = ga 20 se
a. nd ~ acc g4d asslEe o. l4e- 1 l1slk yoo .
tlca aE1 -Ees AEFrll1z 1ors t14l 500 -.al
70 s1os write 4ay sns 40 fe4ds t-4s
sft-e . 1s aAc So ans-vf ~
DkSNIs DOWNING.
waterbury. VI Jaa. aesa iss1.
Psori4sis, Eczs1s rsrlsr Eiagworri, Lichen.
PFlrItla seal HEAD kAk crust. D4u1Fun ksF-
b.rs Bakers aroesrs snd Nasaer~oasa
lrcl. 40 ssery sDefls al Itching, B1ruiDg sealy
Flmp.y Ii Hluogs III Tie ~slu sl1 scalp sEd silod
Hitl LCss 0 Hair aTs peitlFyiy cured y CuS-
clf4 t1e crest eAiu cure. aAd al era -osp al
exla.slts -zia sesltiref externally. aud CuLI-
clla Ees1iYent. lhe new Blod painter intern
ais. unea physicians and All other remedies tai
sold eyeryshere. Price. CUrfcrKA Soc; soar.
25c kksoLFkST g. Prepared b. the PorIEz
Dave AID CHxHfcAL Co. bo.ton A2ss
xrsead ior How 70 cure SKIN Disesxe3" %
rsFes. 50 Illustrations. sHa 10 testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

The best salvs n the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter chapped hands. chillbains,
eorns and ali skin erupuons. aud positively
cures piles. or 20 paw REQUIRED. IL Is guar
sntesd to give perfect satisfaction, or
msnsy refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale oy Peck Bros, druggists, corner
AonFOe AID Div!sion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Feed .se ia.te8 Mr. e. II Morris
Seaarx Afs SAYS 81 ievn with A.
s.-ess ~ ia ses. sna freezes ani Dhrsirisas
prearuaref are an inc1 soc errsumee -
etssa eSIrE nr. klu4s Nsw niseeTsrv far
s,resa-s Rtien ar now en ny third eut.'e
era see so cversre re Notk ou ny fsru1
"a = sre freef 1-effltle ever raTe
Iseze NoeIewsgf. lecstsr. otsa rsvE
araa it ror seen tsr .'~ Kegs New Tss-
r~~erv ssr Insietunrffon + Fra.1 hsvs dfes
A. g-irs rr,nkfes Nss Sseeo - ~ dec
80 ~ 49, "a eest 81 hes.th r-v r.
e.-nls bssz - esnas a. 1 esk sesz' Ds~s
&aFa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
An important Announcement

al LII upOl la4b AAAsuAsoAASAS
About sir weeks ago, while at business
pains In my feet. knees and hsnds - severe
the attack that l took my bed Immediately.
and In two or three days my joints were
swollen TO almost double their natural size.
sad sleep was driven from me After snner-
Ing the most exsrucisttss pain Tor week
using hnirrents and various other remedies,
. frisns who sympAthiEed with nay helpless
way don't you get swirt's Specific and
use 10. viii guarantee q cure. and II II does
not the medicine shSn cost 20 nothlng.
I AZ once securca the :. 3. B, and after
using it the nrst day. had quiet isht and
refreshing sleep. In . week felt greatly
bersdtted. In three weeks could ait up and
walk about the room, and after using six
BOTTLES Wa out snd able t9 20 70 ons,aess; less;
Of duty. and stsad on my feet from nine 70
ten hours a day, aid am entirely free from
IA my ease. and I will cheerfuIly answer all
insliries relative thsi etc. eltfer IN person or
Il ". 18th street, New YORK City
vAsEvrrrE. Trvx.-T have warded or a So
we're stts.k u rheumatism ~ timely resort
20 Swffts specific In ali cases where per
manent relief IL sought this medicine com
n,ends itsalt for n constitutional treatment
that thoroughly ersdicaSes the seeds Of dis
Rev. w. p. HArKrsos. d D.
Srw YoRx, 81 7TR AvE-After spending
s9eo 70 be relieved Of Blood Poison without
worked a perfect cure. G. PokrKR-
VIENNA. GA.-My little Efri. AGED six. and
b0F. ssed four years. bad screfua In ths
worst aggravated shape. Iney we're puny
and sickly. To-day they are healthy and TO
bust, ali the result OF taking :. 5. 5.
jog Il. CoIIIxR-
LADY LAxr. srxrrR Co., FLA.-Your S. s.
s hAs proved n wonderful success in my
case. The cancer on my face. no doubt,
would have soon hurriad me 20 my grave /
do think IL is wonderful, end has no equal
T. Il. BYRD, Postmaster.
Waco, TKxAs, Nay .. 1883.
s. =. Co, Atlanta. Ga.
Gentlsmen-knowing that you appreciate
voiuntarv Testimonials. we tske pleasure IN
staffux that one Il our lady customers mas
rexained her health by the use Of four larZs
bottles % your great remedy. after having
been an invsild To- several years Hertrouhle
was extreme debility. caused ~ a disease pe-
Gu lar 70 her sex. WILLS a Co.. DTuEGi7ts.
Taree hocSs mailed free ca Application
Al druggists sell : :. 8
THE SWIFT SrrrrFfc Co,
Drawer 2 Atlantis Ca
New YORK. 30 Broadway
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Yes. that was so. For years | suffered
severely with scrotuls, sores broke out all
over ny body. and am unable to tsel one
half that I suffered. was not able 70 OBJ
tais reisf until 7 used Sulphur Bitter.,
which completely cured me.-C b. Dale,
II Allison-st 3Oston
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Nr. wfnsiow's Soothing svrup should always
- used tor children teethi1z. Il -oothes the
" md collie and q the best remedy for diarrhceA
- cents eotta
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
SneeZing Catarrh.

fns distressing snceze. -neeze, snee1e, the
arrld. WsJrry discharges from The eve. and nose
the painful Ia Animation extending 10 the throat
the swelling OF Ehe Gucous lining. causing chok
Ing sensations. cough, ringing noises III The ead
and sylglIBg headaches. hOs familiar these
sy1n yt01ns are 10 thousands who Ter periodi-
caliy from head colds OF influenza aud VINO live
IN gnor4nce OF the tact that q single app alton
Of NASFOhDS RADICAL CURE Tor CATARRH
will af0rd instantaneous relief.
But tnis treatment Ia cases OF simple Catsrrh
gives bgt faint idea OF what this remedy will
do 10 IA chro1l lc forms. where the breathing "a
Onsrucled BY ch king. putfid mucous aceumul a.
Loas, the htsring affected. smell aud taste gone,
thEost liberated and hacking cough gradually
fastening itsef upon the cebilitated system Then
4. j. that the marvellous curstive power of SA "
FORD RADICAL RE mAnifests Itself IN in-
s.sntsneous and graceful relief Cure begins
from the first application IL Is rapid, fadical
permanent economical, safe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Beef- Fresa ircssed &C S97c
hogs DTessr1. s6.aass7 0g per csk
Mutton Dressed, 60 -c per ID
feal-uressed, b le %, D.
PoulIy Steady Fowls 9ssl0c spring chick
ems. dressed. l-54c per 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

DIAIPLEs, bisck heads ehappet and oily skin
l | Vi prevented o. Culleura Nedle4tsd SOA p
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

~ a-HareI -lrfsg4 a. Casa. . "a De
-eal8-r .ls l21'l4ry - a%f. So
CaI1-sa2 49,. A. L.lel4a~i sc,
caEs- SEAL l4sh, - Deceaae e1r. E1<ci
Has
EsAs
+ Psrs-Fras cash za1 DscsaDes l4s8 Jsaz-
a. 49, A4s 49,
faf----tcAlf Izs2 - ll Assrcz scf, ~ -
lamar 49, AAs ~ 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Prsaucs.
Eesas- Had picked. a. y.
EI.t er-E s1lE
lseess.- fgil ereza. 4s95sa
tassters -a..-4aac gcf ao4
t4ef-llc peg a.
EEfa-lrN.
honey - g per ..
h1ps--las e. psf i0
CBisas . e per bush
tsl4toes o. PER oi-zn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Sov s-Nhss1-So / sai-s o. a.. Ss. red
e&sl. AoFs@ser. az Decsl=5sr IS Aag,
-
t1m-sic
o4-s-so = re "a. ~aAs 80.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Sheepsk ms isdhdcc.
Green per 10. 5,t51sc: nlll cured per ID 5e7c
parf cured. "a b. 80 &C
Dry hides sud skins-Per 10, sssc.
C4f cured. per 70. sc.
Lekias-Eaca. l5&-5c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Hlds.

Clover-s0o. seller E.Oo855o. buyer
Tlngthy-s2 x G4e0. seller szOJssLoo. buyel
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

FaFners. sa7c evaperatcd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

fiDur ssa res<a-
Fiolu- Patent. 6 1 per cot
loGl sll DsIs-- Esd. Der lao. 30
lou Aea.-rcr Ca. ~
q iddlll s--isI -9ns slA
HIan Per .oa. SO
-hlls-r rsf .0l. 81
q rzelllss-tls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Hay-si14 per 1Oa-
stTas-a5 per lozd
ieru-icL.
barley 30 per cst.
tz,s---sastac.
~ lea.-Aes slJ2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25

the sleeves slightly full at the wrist
band, and some are tucked at the top
and bottom, while others are shirred
around to match the shirred yoke OF the
bodice. They are so smooth that the
wearer can't put so much as thin
pocketboOk under them without de-
stroying the outlines.
WHEN WILL WOMEN LEARN,
/ wonder, the utter folly of carrying
purses in their muffs, unless the said
muffs are properly provided with hidden
receptacles securely fastened? | hope
nv SympathieS are not on the side of
dishonesty, as rule; but / could not
help feeling angry when read the other
day of lady who casually left her muff
on a chair in a store, and when she re-
turned to her seat was surprised to find
that her purse had been distracted.
The woman who stole the money will,
no doubt, receive severe sentence. AT
the same time, the lady who was robbed
might well be cenSured for putting
temptation in the way of a probably
needy woman. Her excuse, if she con-
descended to give one, would doubtless
be that she couldn't reach her pocket.
There was pretty girl in Broadway
yesterday afternoon. She was slim,
SHdpcly dHu o1ylloi' hSI eoiiol .'N'o
suit was as smooth and snug as her
skin, and doubtless much tighter at the
waist, where her corset clamped her
vitals. An intricate construction of
bustles and improvers further stiffened
her. Suddenly she seemed thrown into
contortions. She went like bow, she
writhed like a spiral spring, and she
made up shoots with her piquant face.
People stopped to gaze at her. In
another minute, ] am sure, she would
have been dragged into a store, her coat
unbuttoned, her stay cut and her bosom
exposed to reviving treatment, for we all
thought she had fit. But she didn't.
She was only reaching for pocket
deep in the rear mysteries of her COM
plicated skirts. She was Strengthened,
calm and comfortable as soon as she had
found her wallet. CLARA BELLE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD.
How a Hermit Stumbled Upon the Fam
Gus Lost Cabin Mine.
MILLIONS LYING USELESS.
Kindness to an Indian Curiously Re.
quited---A Globe Man Hears the
Hermit's Dying Story.
Special Letter to the Globe.

Special Letter to the Globe.
DEVILS GULCH, Mont.-A gold mine
richer than the Comstock lode, capable
of making dozen bonanza million
aires, each richer than Mackay with his
S5O,OOO,O0O, mi he known to contain
mineral wealth on its very surface
worth scores of millions, and yet mine
as utterly lost to sight and as inaccessi-
BILE as though it we're at the bottom of
the sea-that in brief is the tradition,
asserted to be founded Oh very substan
tial fact, which clingS around the min
ing camp of DEVILS Gulch regarding the
Lost Cabin mine, which is not unknown
to fame.
1t is a curious, even thrilling story,
and contains sufficient basis OF fact to
stimulate the spirit of adventure in any
mans breast, for each frontiersman who
does a little prospecting is inspired
with the hope that it may some day be
his good fortune 10 stumble across
the mine. By piece Of good
luck it was given to the GLOBE
representative to learn more about the
fact and tradition of the lost mine than
Is known by any other white man. His
information is
L
being hardly week old, and as he has
no desire to search for the mine OH his
own account, he willingly gives the
story 10 GLoRE readers. 1t was early
last fall that the writer's physician de-
carcd that winters sojourn in the
mountains would be the only thing to
restore Your correspondents failing
health, and week later saw
HIN, accordingly. at Devil Gnlch,
small uniting camp situated
in the heart OF the Occur d'Alenc noun
tains, comfortably installed in an ac-
commodating miners log cabin. 1t was
from this miner that he first learned of
the Lest Cabin mine, and became I'M
pressed with something akin TO belief
III the story, a belief that was more than
confirmed by subsequent events. He
learned that there was one man who
was popularity supposed 10 know some
thing about the minG-rrapper Joe, a
ha!f-craZy hermit, living farther in the
mountains in complete isolation, and
WHO, the story went, had once seen the
nina but, with crazy cunning, would
acvcr talk about it. Time hung heavy
on my hands and determined to make
She old trapper's acquaintance and learn
lis SEQ; ct il possible.
One day found my way 10 his hut,
several miles distant. The old fellow
Was at home. and greeted me very coldly,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
AN OLD
'||V|E''|}}

Residing in st. Paul, whom good many
consider very conservative. has been
giving some good advice. He says he
hrs been purchasing corner lots for
twenty-five years in st. Paul, and can
certify that his purchases have paid prof.
its equal to five (5) per cent per month
on his cash investment, and advises
those who can to secure corner lot in
some of the many good localities about
st. Paul. If you can't purchase a
$4,000 lot near some fine business block,
why, purchase one for $500 or what you
can afford to pay, and You will never re-
greet your investment. We can second
the above advice, and can show YOU lust
the corner you want. We have someOf
the finest property in st. Paul listed
with us, and at prices that there is an
Immediate profit in the purchase.
lfyou want home we can fix you in
most any portion of the city. If you
want location where railway track
privileges are required and in the heart
OF the city, we can show you property
just the thing; or if you want to locate
factory, or build you nice home, or
erect $50, 900 mansion, we can fix you
up, and at prices you cannot duplicate
in the city. In fact, if you want to do
any business in our line come in and see
us, as we get there" On the West
side we offer some property at prices
and terms not found in any other office
in the city. If you want to secure a
home we will furnish you material or
build the house for you, and can locate
you at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
Plated Blocks and Additions

To any one who desires a
choice Block in a Plated Adj
ditiOn, or an entire addition, I
sell at reduced prices and Oh
easy terms.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25

of favor as trimming on jackets, and is
done with both metal and mOhair braids,
some of which are fiat and others tubu-
lar, while the twisted cords of silk or OF
metal are used in all the most elaborate
designs hitherto done only in Soutache
braid. A jacket that may be worn with
half dozen different dresses is use
full garment in a spring OF summer out
fit, and it is now all easy matter to
choose such garment, since the clothes
and hOmeSpunS are so varied III color;
thus a cOpper-colOred or Suede cloth
jacket is worn by young ladies not only
with a gown of the same color, but with
blue, green or brown dresses, or with
iSh-gray Or of drab cloth are worn
by older ladies' with gray, brown
or black dresses. Smart little
tea jackets for theater wear will be
worn with any kind of evening skirt,
which is no longer in its first youth.
Two lovely garments of this kind are
well worth describing. The bodice III
one case has vest of fawn velvet, Dor
dered with gold passementerie and ar
ranged with bodice and sleeves of
ivory satin. The front is arranged to
open over vest of pale, cOffee-cOlored
tulle embroidered with white. Another
jacket shows very spring-like comDl-
nation of crocus-yeilow and pale purple:
1t is made with full chemisette front
and wide pulled sleeves of yellow gauze,
with fine silk stripe in the same color.
Bretelles of purple velvet pass over the
shoulders, the rest of the bodice being
composed of alternate pieces of purple
and yellow gauze. The front is prettli!y
Ornamented with jetted passementerle
and long fringes of fine jet beads.
Striped wool jerseys with sailor-blouse
front, fitted back, and deep sailor col
lar, are pretty neglige corsages for
wearing out partly worn skirts. Other
jerseys have stripes closely fitted in a
point down the back and front to the
waist line, with plain-colored jersey
wool gathered on the shoulders and
carried down the sides of the striped
points. Most of the spring jerseys have
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
lnYtr Grove Park !!

On the Minnesota & Northwestern rail-
way, with the cheapest fares charged on
any of the short lines and suburban
lines entering st. Paul. Lots Sl75 each
up to $500, and on terms to suit. Re-
member INVER GROVE, the most
promising suburb near st. Paul.
In all portions of the city we have de-
sirable property. Come in and see us
and we will do you some good.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
Morthly Payments!

If you want to buy a lot for
a HOME on MONTHLY PAY
MENTS, without interest, l
can sell same to you and give
you anywhere from FIVE to
TEN years to pay for same. 1t
will cost you from $40 to S25
per month ONLY, according
to location and price of lot
which you select. 1t enables
mechanics and labOring men
of all classes who are steady
and reliable to secure homes
for themselves, instead of pay
ING rent. Come in and exam
inc the plan on which | sell
before you buy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
7HE SAYINGS BANK o. 81. PAUL.
Rina RlonI- G W GArnn. nf Fifth

and Jackson Streets.
Five per cent. interest paid on time
deposits. Money loaned on Improved
city property. TransactS general
banking business. Capital, $50. 800. Sur
plus and undivided profits, s2S, 267 IL.
Open Saturdays from TO Z p. m.
John S. Prince, President EdwardJ
Meier, Cashier
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE co. i,
or HARTFORD, CONN.,
Organized in 1850.

President. ................M Morgan A. Buckley
Secretary -. Ohm l.. English