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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-26
LOUVRE G1ovE CoMpAsr.s
CA r D.

UNTIL THE BOTH INSTANT we shall offer
Twenty three Lines of Gloves at such low prices
which competition can down, u qualities are
appreciated. The goods and prices We quote are
well worth the attention of the trade. and ESPECI
ALLY CONNOIssEURs. The values should not be
estimated by the prices at which we are willing to sell
them. As result of this announcement we shall have
big these Gloves. and therefore advise every
body who wants the sizes and colors not
put of purchasing. Although these lots large and
complete they will be badly crippled before many
days. There Is certainly much in advertise.
msnts and we wish the public to understand that ws
do not attempt make believe to give you Dollar for
Quarter; but We want most particularly to impress
upon your mind that shall continue always to give
you the best goods at the lowest possible prices We
offer bats in odd sizes in shopworn goods Our
offers such we represent them in printers ink
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OUR EIGHT DAYS BARGAINS

OUR EIGHT DAYS BARGAINS
ladies' Best Quality S-button Suede Mousque-
tAlres, warranted 40
Ladies' Best Quality S-button Suede Mousaue-
taires. fancy stitch, warranted ............. Leg
Ladies' Best Quality l2-button Suede MousQue-
tsires. warranted...... ...-................. 217
ladies' Best Quality l6-button Suede MousQue-
talres, warranted zoo
Ladies' Best Quality 20-button Suede Mousque-
taires. warranted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
The above goods we have in Tan, Black, White and
Evening Shades and offer them Cheaper than any
other house.
Ladies' button French Kid, in colors and fast
Black, warranted. ....&H5O
Ladies' 4button Heavy Driving Kids .......... 147
Ladies' 7-hook Foster, best made, all colors and
Black. LAS
Ladies' Dress Kid Driving Gauntlets. ........ LES
Ladies' 4button Suedes, high grade. ........... SO
Ladies' Pigskin MousQuetaires, best in the city.
"arrsnteo 80
LADIES' 4-button Dressed Kid, embroidered
back. warranted: worth 81 .25, at............ .9S
Ladies' 5-buttun Dressed Kid, reduced from Toe.
Ladies' 5-button Dressed Kid, reduced from SOC.
Ladies' Plush-lned Kid, with fun trimmings,
Ladies' Plush-lined Kids with fur trimming
best quality. warranted. .................,.l %
Ladies' French Kid. lined with lambs wool and
trimmed with beaver. wairanted............. 1.67
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,

w AN LD--SIl OAllONS.
WANTEp-YoItNe Girl. WISHES SITUATION
Dresser address n sa.r o Ss're'' i naeas
WANTED-BY YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL
enes. can Il HhaResr MAID or Nurse; good refer
w situation as Nurse or Chamber Maid: experi-
snsed and can give good references Call or address
WANTEp-BY REsPYCTFUL AMERICAN
NNGlrl Position as Lady's Maid and seamstress;
good city references. Call at l243 Sth nwn262t
W AAINS5T ~. AN INpUsTRIoUs YOUNG COL
ed gS9a home wanted experienced Call or
w for Cooks. Chamber Maid Waitress, Laundress and
nurses, Seanstress; Men Walters, Cooks Coachmen,
Buffers. sAM'L A CooMBs, 926 F st. NV. n26-3t'
WANTED-BY SETTLED coLoRED WON N,
w situation . Good COoz; city references Cali
or address l74O l. st.n.w. It.
WANTED-A LADY WHO CAN CUT. FIT AND
w Drape; would like 10 make engagements TO sew
in private families Address MI. Star oce n26 ST.
WANTED. AYoUNG wELLEXPERIENCED
INQUIRE $50 CSn paes in Private House or Sstsrsr
WANTED - BY AN EXPEkIENCED DIRE s
Cs ., Mafer morh to do ut Home at Reasonable Rates
w ton in Good Family; no washing or roning best
reierehses from last place Call soon ITO shepsrds
alley, pct. 9TH and lOtn and and Al SITS. IT.
NJ ANrED-GQ TO DICKS AGt NCY FOR COOKS,
w LsuIdress. Housemaids Waitress Nurses, Coach
men, Buffers and Housemen, Walters and Kitchen
Maids with city references. 613 7th stn-w. n266t'
NJ ANTED-TWO DANISH GIRLS (SISTERS) IN
w same house, Chambermaid, Seamstress or Nurs-
ine; also WOMAN ON a mansie: boy for odd Jobs in
family. DUNDURE CO.. 7O9 Inv. It
WANTED-BY A GOOD DRESS MAKER, WORK
w Dy the day or week; would prefer permanent
wolk III family Call or address 1I54 10Th St W.
WANTED-BYA hEsPEC ABLE WHITE BOY,
w Position in Grocery aud Provision store three
years experience at the busness aged years best
OF reference. Address Box n, Star Office. n25-2t'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO OBJ
w tain Employment from to hours each after
noon; ONCE work preferred. Address GSS, star
office. n25-2ts
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
ing. 1906 l. ST. NV. n25-2ts
MANIFESTATIONS FOR FIKST-CLASs
w Cooks, Coachmen, Maids, Porters. Mattresses,
Natehman Nurses, Holsters and others. Head
quarters Tor Swedish, German anu ali foreign help.
Room Renting BURNHAM'S. lilo st. n23-6t'
WANT D-EMPLOYERS-YoU WILL BE FUR
w nlshed Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants;
also Wetrained Servants of any nationality without
charge CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, I'll g INV.
n23-6ts
WANTED = STENOGRAPHER, OWNING MA
w chine, Wants Employment ut moderate salary.
Address O.IW., Star office. n23-3t'
WANTED-BY A PARTISAN YOUNG LADY-A
w Position as Lady's Maid, in private family;
good references. Apply Miss A. BARkILR S3l l4th
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4, OR sALE-s.w. COR. 10. II AND Rhode rs
lA.ld ave- cor 10Th. Y aha ramps nlre ave.
i9h 81 hear seott Circle abode Island ave. west u
I'm ~ ". 4. lOUNts,
h~o7ot 1903 4 18TH
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tsNok sALE-THE NoRTHMEsT COKNER OF
- Aotn 81 ahd abode Island ave. NJ Wee Presi-
Aoitvhs trOHtaSe 90 ol Will sell At or
20 leet Neiy choice site Tor handsome dWeiuS or
"paJ Ils mouse. ". A. YOUNG,
A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-26

EOR sALE-CALL on Us II YOU WANT last
\ Washington UnImprOyed Property at lowest market
Iates' irunl Single lOts u, To Whole squares good
ulies; cents loot upward, u alIc.ns RAPIDLY
la value; 40 lnvesIIIe.4t pay better. ',Ill,R
hEfk1ll, SO Pa. ave. sc. N.Y.
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ssfT,HE WORLD DO MovEr-KEMEABER THE
IL terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned u nrstcisss main sprinsA
Warranted year. FL; ali clock and Jewelry work as
122k Pet. nv. sap7
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Oh SALE-kLEGANrL LOT Al con or colt n
- 10 MAJ anu AlbtsoOo place Also some Nery nI,a
@ 80, Vl.--g Al a-oderate Irioe. Invso avail
80 LOl Aaillcuaatv llniTON iIicLt,
sewer Le-r %, cCrus set sauN.IAs Lid I'D r.-'sx.
U.scaaai.lzed IhLkh AZ 40 l.,tIs q 81
nav D' low a.
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OK SALE-DEsIkABLE LOT 10 BUILD OK,
west side 18th ST. bet. and 20 On l.ltl , fst.
oV-it. rear a.Iey lrlce only 80 per IOOt j. acl
DODoON, lz-5 ST. n.w n9ttts-
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TRIED ON AT OUR OWN RISK
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

IyOR RENT-BRICK sTABLE; THREE STALLS:
room for two WAGONS; large hay loft: water in
stable IN rear OF sl5 n Cap st. price %. n23-3ts
Iok hENI.l.ARGE STABLE AND HALL ON q
II ST. bet 18th and 9Th including Large Yard; $40
month. Also Commodious Stable being built in rear
OF ] 1888 D ST. n w.; S25 per month. BEAII. BROWN
l. CO.. 1921 ST. oclO-3m
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A, Oh sAA-k-IAkOMA PARK LOTS lOl. A Am
resadeat-I nree axe IOts Gomez Al aa is.,,r.
Loo a Il. ~ ELI el.D'
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tNUh bAI.E = SPECIAL BARGAIN = LOT %,
square l54. New EamI shire ave, east side I'd lot
Above Il 81, z5xs2 4. rear fronting 81 Ia on sta
price ~. 20 per SO. loot. easy terms.
se24-Sm BEALI- BROWN a Co. 1924 Est
LOR SALE BARGAINS CHOICE LOTS AT
II forest Glen. Md small payment down, balance
monthly. j. K HEREFORD,
oclo-3m 1919 q ct.
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4 oh sALE-GOOD LOT ON 81. NEAH NV
= hahlsA.re ave. 2o1fKSlss 10 alley: souta lr,at.
ttloe sA:oO per iool. IlLEh a NJ IAI-i.ft,,sn
@cS' a 81 Nv
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WANTED-BY ELDERLY GENTLEMAN AND
w wife, Two Rooms on I'd door, furnished
furnished with board for 800 bet 18th aud 22d and
and SITS. n. " Address W. w.. Star office. n23-3t'
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR OCCA-
w sional use tday time only with quiet lady,
where privacy is assured; state price Address NJ U.
T., Star office. n23-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-26

Il Gentlemen can learn Of several nicely Furnished
looms N bsst part OF northwest By applying per-
son OF by letter to
CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL.
,oas. Attorney-st-Iaw.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
He Probably Dodged Her.

Detroit Free Press.
Look at that, will you?" exclaimed a
womas she pointed to her trunk in the
baggage room of the Third street depot
the other day.
.Yes'um.' was the humble remark
of the agent.
when | saw that trunk aboard at
Rochester yesterday it was brand new
trunk and all right. Look at it now :"
Pm a-iooking. num-"
1.-The strap broken, one hinge busted.
two of the rollers gone and the lid
split"
u see. num-
"DO you suppose I'll stand that?"
she exclaimed. elevating her voice until
the echoes peeled slivers of the rafters.
"Do you think you can pass that trunk
over to me without paying damages"
mo. num-"
you've got hold of the wrong
woman if you think you can! | want
damages-damages. sir. Do you heaI?"
u do, num-"
81 nut nv damages at S15. That is
for the trunk alone. The damage to my
feelings put at 500. l ought to say
$3.50. but I'll let it go at S1C0. Who
shall l see?''
'The president, mum. Come in at 4
o'clock.
Very well. I'll be here. If you see
him tell him FIN coming. Tell him l
don't want no ifs nor ands about it. but
cash down."
Yes, num-
land if he tries to dodge me I'll sue
for 81 LOCO. and have my husband come
on here and lick the whole caravan!
Some folks can be walked on ana buried
in the mud. but I'm not one of the sort
Just leave that trunk where it is until L
call. and YOU mention to the president
that woman who is 10 spring puilet
will De here at o'clock to get damages
or pull hair.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
sUCCEssOK 10 LEO XIII.
Italians Will Not Let Him Be a
Frenchman.

Paris Figaro.
Now. your eminence." said the re-
porter to Cardinal Lavigerie, "wOn't
Crispi hate you as the future pope?"
Il can't be pope" replied the cardi-
nal. lit would be folly to think of 1t.
There are fifty Italian cardinals against
TWENTY-FIVE foreigners. The Italians
will ALWAYS elect an Italian. because
they think. and with reason. that pope
chosen from the center OF great for
eign power might excite jealOnsies. and
cOnseOuently divisions and SchIsInS II
a Frenchman or q German were pope
his election would constitute a danger
for the church. The pope must. there
fore. belong TO a little nation. and the
Italians know that very WELL"
"Who 40 you think, then, will be the
next pope?''
II could not say. Those who are
pointed out as probable candidates gen
orally die before the one whom they are
supposed TO succeed. Moreover. you
NAV rest assured that Leo Nil. VIII
live for many years TO come. His father
and his brothers have lived TO very
advanced age. and he is not eighty yet.
But the day that they will nominate a
foreigner. he will be a Swiss. 4 Belgian.
and indeed. l would not be surprised to
see an American elected. But French
man, never"
But it would be in the interestOf
the papacy to have-pardOn me, your
eminence-tO have man with some
backbone in him. and that is tue reason
people speak of YOU"
Contradict that ridiculous story
about the fOrtune-telitT that predicted
TO my mother my elevation 10 the tiara
and the future meeting of a council ut
Lyons with NE as its president. Ny
mother was too sensible woman TO lis
ten to such stuff.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
MINNEAPOLIS GuoRuLEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings. S6e9, 45S22-
The annual meeting OF the Woman's Aux
iliary is to be held Thursday. sept. %, at
GethseQans church.
j. ". Bord, charged by E. A. Taylor with
passing forged check for $50, viii have
hearing on the 10TH
J. o. Barrett, of Browns Valley Will lee
ture tonight at Labor temple giving re-
Y.iew Of the industrial and business sltua-
ton.
The Edison company is laying 10000 feet
additional of electric light wire in its own
conduits A main is being laid on tourth
street south.
Civil Service c Commissioner Roosevelt may
investigate the Selover charges against
Postmaster Ankeny. He is on his way East
from his DAKOTA place.
There has been total of 525 students
registered at the university: 425 in the cot
lege Of science, literature auQ arts. Inc
freshmen class plumbers 49,
W S. Clough. who drove in from his home
in Brooklyn township yesterday 10 see me
parade. was thrown from his carriage by
runaway team and badly injured
Matte St Clair who runs gin factory on
First street south. was arrested yesterday.
pleaded guilty 10 keeping house of III fame
and paid her regular monthly fine OF 500
John Yicksted, half demented ola ccdger
who has taken TO beating his wife as source
of amusement OF late. received sixty Gay
WOrk mouse sentence IN Judge MHAOAS4 :
court yesterday.
The case against Henry Meyers, the New
Boston carpenter. charged with an indecent
assault on his eleven year old daughter
Mabel. was. dismissed in police court yester-
day as the matter is now in the hands OF the
grand jury.
Robert E. Speer. of Princeton university.
viii address q union missionary meeting at
Westminster church Monday night Mr..
Speer is one of the most brilliant missionary
lecturers in the country
The council committee Wrestled with the
Northern Pacific bridge problem al TWEEN
tieth avenue north and First street yester-
CAV and will meet again Monday. The COM
pany offers to build sixty-Ioot bridge. bIlt
declines 10 build one the full length OF the
100 foot street. as the residents desire.
The following officers Of the Royal Ar
cauum Council were elected: Chairman.
: NJ Davis: vice chairman. r. P. Thomas;
secretary. c, Brook: treasurer. c E Eiehlcr;
speaker. C. D. Mover; past chairman W J.
FoOtneT: cha plain. J. NJ. Smith: conductor.
A E. BaFdWell: warden. John Chapman :
sentry. y. L. Cooper: committee on rules
and bylaws. E J. Davenport. Il j. Skeels-
J. NJ. Smith: committee on tn ance, 4. Ger
rish r P Thomas P B. Christian.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
STOCK INSURANCE.
A Company to Be Organized in
MinueaDoIis on That Plan.

A Company to Be Organized in
Minneapolis on That Plan.
Several meetings have been held by
local capitalists in the Temple court
with view TO organizing a stock III
surance company under the control of
Minneapolis men. The state Law re-
ouires that before organizing such
cor,,r4a~,- tho projectors shall denosif
s----E--.-s - =
SlU0.vUO IL EOIIu OF mortgage securities
with the state treasurer. The company
which is now being talked up, and
which will be organized within ten
days, will have a capital of 100000.
half of which will be put into a
building. 4 site has been offered
near the business eeuter. and the COM
pany seems TO be a 90. There are no
old line stock insurance companies in
Minneapolis. and according TO reliable
statements the Eastern companies take
large profits out of the state. Twenty
of them took out last year Sl.2ST.0S3 in
an investment Of S4.669, 200. The new
concern could do a large amount of this
underwriting. and would besides do a
good deal of insurance throughout the
state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
A FEW SCRATCH HITS.

Reddy Hanrahan's roast did him good.
He played the old-time game yesterday
in the field. and al the bat he made
phenomenal record.
W. L. O'Brien JT.. unkindly suggests
that Ryan. the dumb man who is 10
play first for Minneapolis, will be a
good running mate for Joe Miller on the
coaching line.
Sam Morton grew a little weary of
seeing the boys knock dollar and half
balls over the fence yesterday in the
ninth inning when none Of them were
coming back.
Minneapolis will try to make it three
straight from Nilwartea to-r1orrow.
Oliver E. Rene -LIIeeziIzzie ala We'll at
second,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
Blflfl.


The numerous side contests between
local fav0TiteS. such as DIR. IrvOn
AGAINST DR.. Kelley. into which Health
Officer kilvjngton may be drawn at any
moment. the anti-CathOlic episode. in
which Capt Harvey figures on one side
and Simon McNUlty on tie other: the
deal which was fixed up for DR.. Xii
vingtOn'S election. into which certain
South side aldermen VINO were also
anti-CatEOlic candidates before cleo
ton were drawn; the old AID
and through him possibly Guile
were mixed. the mysterious affidavit
which was fiOuTiShed Intellectually as d
club To knock out Bracket. Will all be
brought into the mess within very
few days unless the main fight is de-
clared of when the smaller SpaTTing
contests will assume more or less Of a
burleSQue air. There are ingredients
plenty in this lay TO enable the grand
jury men 10 mix hell broth that would
make Hecate turn green with envy.
will they do il?
The chances are that they will unless
the administration is powerful enough
&c head OF the strong fight that will be
made on Guile. Toward that end the
Bab5 and Bracket forces ar enOw bend
ing their energies. Something has been
done 10 Theoretically seal Capt. Haryey's
mouth for the present, and though sub
pRnas have been issued for both Har-
vey and y. W. King. II is said they
have not been served because both
have betaken themselves out OF sight.
returning TO their country seats or
some place where the fading beauties
of nature engross all their attention.
Supt. Bracket mas caused SUbpRnaS
to be issued for certain newspaper men
in the city, who have seen the affidavit
of the WanSCh girl, making, what was
alledged at the time. 10 be damaging
charges against the superintendent of
the police. with view. tits supposed. TO
securing indictments against the per-
sons VINO procured it and offered it for
publication. The inside history OF the
Kelley affidavit will doubtless be the
basis of the chief case before the grand
Jury. Commissioner Guile is now 10 all
intents and purposes a part of the Re
publican administration of the
police force. He and Mayor
Babb have frozen their Scandi-
navian colleague out so cold that
almost any other man would resign, but
GieTtsen has not done so. and his con
tinuance in Office no doubt indicates
that he looks forward to a time when
Babb will be as much dependent on his
vote in the commission as he is now on
Guile's. There are enough cOmplica-
tons in this latest police imbTOglio to
I'll the soul OF a Wilkie Collins with de-
light. and if the grand jury has an hon
est ambition to be useful it will find a
large field in which 10 put in its good
work
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
Extraordinary inducements to
Boot and Shoe BUYERS.

Contemplating a change in the
firm. l find my stock on hand too
large. We need the room for i'll
coming fall stock. hence we offer
immense bargains in all depart
ments in fine and medium grades of
first-elass Boots, Shoes and Slip
pers. Here are few:
Hama French Calf. hand-sewed.
buttoned. bal. and cap. only So.
Here's French Calf. hand-sewed.
buttoned. bal. and cap. only 81.
Curtis & Wheeler's French Calf.
hand-sewed, buttOned. bal. and cap,
only $3.50.
Ladies French Kid. and-Turned--
| offer a Sc Shoe for only 81.
Ladies Cur. Kid. Hand-Turned--I
offer So Shoe for only 1926.
Ladies Bright D0ngola--I offer
$3.50 Shoe for only $3.50.
Ladies COrked. Machine--I offer
1915 Shoe for only 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
1nnned the suits.

In the district court yesterday Judge
LOclren made an order aggregaIing the
ten suits brought by L. N. Stewart
against the Tribune for libel into one
general action, the damages claimed
amounting TO S450,O00. This is quite
victory for the defense. as it is claimed
that the suits have been brought singly
so as to put the defendants 70 expense
and trouble.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
MINNEAPOLIS.
enpGANs o. %qE JURY.

-
German Citizen writes to the
GLOBE 10 inquire why il is that no Ger
man born naturalized citizen OF thr
1900 such in HenhepiK county has
been drawn upon the grand jury in the
last five years The GLOBE does moi
know that such has been the case, but
if it is so. 1t likely is because the
German. as rule. do not
share with Naineites that ints.eT
able hatred of drinking that makes
him believe it right 10 fine saloon
keeper roundly for selling glass OF
LIQUOR 10 wOrkingInan on Sunday, and
right also for him 10 enjoy his Sunday
afternoon siesta OF wines and cigars
and good books at home or in the COM
pany OF friends. In other words. the
German is honest and the Mainelte Is
fraud. and more grand juTies are drawn
from the hypOcTites than IRON Inc
honest body OF the community Inc
present Jury Is said 10 be striking eX-
ceDtion 10 the rule. and ought TO nave
had a German-AmeTican upon II.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
LOCAL MENTION.
TeIegraph to the Holmes.

TeIegraph TO the Holiness
When coming to Minneapolis, an d Sc
cure apartments in the most elegantly
appointed hotel in the Northwest. Con-
veniently. pleasantly located. and con-
Quoted on American and European
plans. Cafe in connection.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
Boys, Misses and
Children's Shoes
AT
GREAT DISCOUNT !!

Walking Shoes and Slippers at
soc on the dollar.
IfyOu want first-class Boots and
Shoes at Unheard-0f Bargains call
at 518 Nicollet Avenue, Sidle
Block. Repairing Department con-
nected. Yours, ETC..
P.J. E. CLEMEN TS0N.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
A Moving Plant.
Lawrence American.

Lawrence American.
George-Will you
Alice-Oh. George. this is so sudden.
George-Not bit of it. That hairpin
of yours has been sticking into my
shoulder for the last twenty minutes
and | can't stand it any longer. VIII
YOU please move a little?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
5000 sEALsKIN sACoUEs.
Drawing Takes Place Dec. 20, at
Our Store.

We give ticket free with every cash
81 purchase on hats. caps, shirts, gloves
and underwear. A royal present it is.
AT the old Eiehelzer & Kruse stand. PAS
Nicollet avenue. Bea Krase S Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
Mrs. VoSe

Has returned and will open at SD Mic
ollet avenue her personal selections in
Paris ana London of Pattern BOnnets
and Hats and exclusive Millinery Nov
elites. The latest styles now being re-
ceiYed daily.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
Advice Free.

4 woman with her jaw tied up in a
handkerchief was standing in the door
way leading TO aWoodward avenue den
fists yesterday, when boy came along,
caught on. ana stopped to Inquire:
Ache very hard?'
Yes"
Elbow long?"
For week"
''Going to have it pulled?"
'I-i-guess so.
Tried peppermint. camphor. hot
salt. ashes, iaudunum, and SO on, sup
pOse?"
Yes"
kicked over chairs, spanked the
children and Jawed your husbands"
Yes
''Lemme sees
She opened her mouth and put her
finger on the tooth. and he made brief
inspection and said:
Il was gOin' TO advise the faith cure.
but it's too far gone. Advise you to
have it pulled. Deleterious to your
general system i'll present state. Won't
hurt over thirty seconds. 60 home
smiling. Brace up and be man. No
charge-good-daV.