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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
A West side Event.

One of the most delightful parties of
the season was given by Mrs. q. ID.
Noe at her home on Winfield street,
Thursday afternoon. Music was fur
nlshed by the Misses and w. 5. Mccoy.
Among those present were!
Rev. Mrs. w. S. Vail, Rev. Mrs Cochran,
Mrs. J. II. Mailer, Mrs ?. ". Nelson, Mrs
F. 4. Doran, Mrs. G.. F. Clifford, Mrs. ].
Slaren, Mrs. &. Hawley. Mrs W. Nichols,
Mrs. r. Hare, DR.. HaineS, Mrs. ID. S. Sperry,
Mrs. j. McNamee, Mrs II. Steruberge. Mrs. 4.
NJ. Lawton, Mrs. c. E. Wright Mrs C. Servis,
mrs. Burnett Mrs. j Thayer, Mrs J. Fish
er. Mrs. George Doran, Mrs viii Doran,
Mrs. johnson aud little son Jasper, Mrs
Gurnsey, Mrs. V. r. Benham, Mrs. B. f.
Stone, Mrs. Church, Mrs. J. McCoughey,
Mrs. II. Dean. Mrs VIII Boeringer, Mrs c.
Sherman, Mrs Docstedter. Mrs. W Marshall,
Mrs. .. Stoner and little son Raymond. Mrs.
c. Butler. Mrs. Sehommaker; Misses Nina
and Vina StruIzell, Chattie Field, Annie Camp
Title CRUDE, Maggie Carroll. Louis Roulcau,
Louie Reed, Edith Drought Florence
Drought, Sarah Peabody. Mary Slaren
Those who served refreshments were Nina
Srutzell, Vina Strutzell, Chatt Field, Annie
Carey, Tillie CRUDE, Maggie Carroll, Louis
ROuleau, Louie Reed. Edith Drought.
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Dress Trimmings,

In connection with our present
sale of Black Silks, we will offer
special inducements to those who
may wish to purchase trimmings
for them.
We have a special importation of
BLACK SILK, JET and HAND Gro
CHEF TRIMMINGS manufactured
expressly for US, which we can self
at Just about half the prices usu-
ally charged for them.
We have all the New Trimmings
in assortments sufficiently large
and varied to allow ample room for
choice, and if the expressions of
commentator and approval we hear
from day to day mean anything,
they mean this, that our stock is
the finest in oil respects ever
brought to the city. Those who
are best qualified to judge certainly
say so. We will be glad to have
you call and examine the goods,
and when you want any we are sure
you will remember US.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19

celebrste its fourteenth anniversary on the
first Monday in April with a ball OF unusual
briiliancy.
The independent Euchre club will be en-
tertaiped next Monday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Barnett at their home on East
Congress street.
The Portland Dancing club will give a
marry in the evening of March "a. Music
will be furnished by the st. Anthony Hill or
cheStra-
The Maple Leaf Dancing club will give
toe social in Liedertefel hall, corner State and
Congress streets. Thursday evening. April q.
The sixth and the last of the series OF
dances of the Non Nobis Solum CLUB Will be
given at Central hall Easter Monday, April s.
ST. Luke's Aid Society of st. Paul's church
will meet with Mrs. Barclay, 532 Lafayette
avenue. Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The fiorentine club will give one OF its
delightful dancing parties at Martins hall on
the evening Ct April g.
i ]. Corcoran will entertain friends at
dinner next Thursday evening at his resi-
dence, Merriam Park.
Miss Schlleman, of Hoffman avenue, will
entertain the Alcayde Euchre club Friday
evening March q.
The West Side turnverein will give an ath-
letc entertainment at the West side opera
house April Is.
st. Paul lodge, K. of p, will give ball
Immediately after Lent.
The Ladies' auxiliary. Division 81, to the
3. L. E.. No. by, will give It's hrst an
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A PRETTY AFFAIR.
The Studio Reception Given Last |
Week by Mrs. Hamen and Mrs. |
Smith

The Studio Reception Given Last
Week by Mrs. Hamen and Mrs.
Smith.
A charming studio party was given at
the Endicott building last Wednesday
by Mrs. Hamen and Mrs. Smith to their
pupils from 2 to 5 and from to 9
o'clock. The suite of rooms were thrown
together and prettily decorated with
ported plants and tropical looking mag
nOlia bOughS and spicy branches of
pepperberries, sent by California friends.
Excellent music was furnished by Misses
Ethel Foulke, Anna mellow and Cellna
Jackson. Tables were stretched about
the room on which were displayed ex-
QuiSite bits of delicately painted china,
the handiwOrk of the pupils In the vari-
Gus classes. Cherry pictures in oil
and water colorS. the work of Mrs.
Smith, frightened the walls. Alto
gether the studio was dangerous place
for one who is inclined to coVet his
neighbours goods. The artists were as
sisted III receiving by their pupils, Mes
danes j. f. Spranger, E. Valentine,
Van Valkenberg, Charles de Lacy,
Percy Nittum, George PhippS, William
Sauntry, II. P. Barlow and the Misses
Harriet AXtel. Eva Pope, Edna Hub
bard, Anna McCloud, Lillian MeSser,
Katherine Harrington and Ada Laugh
lin. superintendent of drawing In the
public schools. A reception for the
general public was held Thursday aft
ernUOn and evening.
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HAMLINE.


surprise party for Mr.. md Mrs. ]: W.
Bass, Friday evening, included the following
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Mrs w. A. Cole, MISS
Mrs. Ringrose, Miss Gertrude Case, Charles
Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley: Charles Cole, OF
Minneapolis: Ed Wilson. of Shakopee; MI.
and Mrs. Weston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrander,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kenworthy, Mr. and Mrs.
Dunnell, Louis De Rosia.
Mrs W. l. Stager gave party in honor OF
her cousin, Miss Elsie Daniels. of Shakopee.
Character guessing was the amusement, Z. r.
Montgomery gaining head prize. The guests
were Miss BenhaIl, Miss Grant, Misses webb,
Misses Griffith, Misses Montgomery, Messrs.
Wheeler stevens. Southwick, Wallace.
Young, C. p Montgomery, E. A. MonJgom
cry, Mr. Whitley, Of st. Paul
Mrs. E. f. Chapman gave 5oclocx tea
Thursday to the following: Mr.. and Mrs D.
II. Door Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w, Harper. Mrs
Sunderland, Miss Briggs Misses door ana
Mrs Chapman. of Milwaukee.
Rev. Il. C. Hawley will occupy the Chapel
pulpit this morning and preach Iempsr-
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SIXTH AND ROBERT STREETS, ST. PAUL MINNESOTA.

ance sermon. DR.. Mckinley will hold COM
munion service next Sunday.
Rev. f. B. Cowgirl returned from North
field Monday, where he went to conduct the
quarterly meeting of life NJ. E church in the
absence of Dr. Mckinley.
Mrs. Z. II. Congdon entertaine ed the Ladies
Aid Society of the Knox Presbyt erlan church
Thursday afternoon.
The ladies of Knox Presbyterian church
gave a string social Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. W II. Carothers celebrated
their crystal wedding Saturday evening.
The L. H. NJ. s. will give an oyster supper
next Thursday evening in Masonic nan.
Mrs F. A Watson entertained the
day Night Social club last evening. atur
Mrs. Quinby and Miss Lillian Quinby
called on Mrs. j. II. Chamberlain.
Mrs. De Rosia will entertain the c. L. S. o.
Monday evening by invitation.
S. E. Beckwith of Logansport, Ind, has
been visiting j. NJ Parks.
Mrs. Banks of Lowell, Mass, is sting
Mrs George Drew.
Mrs. Fitch entertained the Baptist society
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. P. Spear will entertain the X. X 8
Tuesday evening.
E. F. Chapman is entertaining his mother
from Milwaukee.
Mrs Tennard, of Denver. Col, is the CUES t
of Mrs. Botkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills have returned from
visit in Indiana.
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REMNANTS OF
LINENS.

Our first month on Sixth street
has been an unusually busy one in
the Linen Department, and Fem
nants of every kind have accumu-
lated.
SPECIAL PRICES will clear them
out.
Remnants of Linen Damask,
cream and 6Iedched.
Remnants of Towehng, Crashes,
Glass Towehngs, Lawns, India Lin
ems, Dimities, cambmcs, Checked
Rainsooks, Printed Dimifes, and all
short lengths of every kind at very
low prices.
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THE TROUBADOURS.
The Last Function for the Sea-
son.

The Last Function for the Sea-
son.
On Tuesday evening, April II, the
Westmoreland hall will again be the
scene of merriment, when the Trouba-
dour circle will give its last select social
hop for the season.
The hall will be tastefully decorated,
and every one may look for the usual
pleasant evenings enjoyment, as no
effort is being spared to make this sur
pass all previous efforts.
A special programme has been ar
ranged by Siebert's orchestra, which
will furnish the music.
Following are the committees:
Arrangements-Adolph L. GieseD, P. w.
Shredder
Reception - Misses Alice Bevans, Clara
Kaufman, Emma Hansdorf. May Schep-
perle, Jennie Murphy, Jessie Schiller.
FlOor-Martin 6iesen, W. +. Lemke, j. W .
Schlenker. Will Hemsch.
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Muslin Embroldeues

We show ali widths in popular
styles; fine, neat effects for trim
ming infants clothing, and OPEN
work designs for ladies' dresses.
New patterns in cofored Muslin
Em6roidereS, with wide margin of
cloth for ruhqing.
a large assortment of Cambria,
Kqinsook and India Linen. Matched
sets in close and open designs.
We invite special attention to our
extensive assortment of NEW
VEjLIHGS.
We have all the new styles in
COLLARS and CUFFS.
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CLOAKS AND
GOWNS.
Second Floor.
Second Floor.

Our display of HIGH NOVEL TIES
in Nantes, capes, Goats, Costumes
and Tea Gowns is the most attract
i've we have ever made. This de-
partment more than any other re-
veals the vast superiority of our
ossortments over any local compe-
thon. The stock we show this
season is richer and more DIVERSE
fed than any before exhibited. The
difference is very noticeable in Cos
tunes, Tea Gowns and Wrappers.
We show Elton and Blazer Co.'S
tunes at prices ranging from $3.50
to S25. 90. -
Tea Gowns IN a great variety of
styles of chaiIs, Cashmeres and
French ElanneLs from $500 to
$500.
six Waists from $3.50 to $40.
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AMONG THE RICH NOVEL TIES DISPLAYED ON OUR
DRESS GOODS

Counters we invite attention Lined Grenadines Now fabrics
woven double having all the effect of Grenadines lined with silks
fancy Dress patterns only prices, $50, s25 and $685.
single patterns hghchass noveA fabrics at prices
ranging from $40 to S35.
An the distinctly fnrcs here and all the popu
Goods at lower most than they
elsewhere these Cities Occasionally isolated lin es the
deum competition when verges folly may be offered at lower
oil such meet and generally beat em however
orea may be- We allow to underseH All regular
lines goods will Invariably be found cheap and
much cheaper here than elsewhere.
50nch Scotch Tweeds very POPULAR and already have been
rue so Our prices opened have been $780, and SL15
Precisely goods have been sold elsewhere at SIPS ana $3.50
Wool McoIse - hnch:
Popefne PoneN, 44-inch. 1I5
Venetian SHtngs 52-inch. ...... 1875
We show Hop Sachngs in all coiorings.
Wool crepons, coored pi1-head dots, 4Oinch $3.50
Illuminated Crspons, 40-inch, SL75.
EnoEsh Sutipqs checks and stripes, so inches wide.
Our display of cHALLS exceeds volume and variety the
bined stocks of all the other dry goods houses in the city,
chahS the best mill the country exceptionally
oood yss meant retail at 25c selling for 15c.
Imported Wool chaM light cOred navy and black grounds
at Soc.
Beautiful cha superb Designs handbook printing!
at &C.,.
Asa specially reliable BRASS Fabrics that
entire Northwest money call your attention 40inch
cAMEL'S HAIR cHEW07S at &c.
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MILLINERY.

Our Millinery Opening will fake Place
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. March 21st on0 22d
When shall display finest and most varied h"e MIL
LERY consisting TRIMMED HATS and BONHETS from such cee-
brated Paris makes as LuoFauner Ju JOsSs Not Poanne
We will also show and reproductions OF Moae'
Hats worroomS BY the most competent a"stes
Complete lines of S1~ Hats Flowers Feathers Jets ana 0rod-
me1fs
Hats and Bonnes Leghom Braids Chin Braids Fancy
Brad and NeapOGan Brads all Styles all shapes and the new
shades.
Flowers showing Chysanemums Biues Roses Wheafs
Noiets LHacs Pnks and the Pearl effects.
Feathers show the latest fnts Shaded Tips and Prince OF
Wales Pumss including such shades Ensnce Hehoop 6eeS
Niles, Emerads and Others.
All the Novelties Fancy Millinery Ribbons, crepe Straw
Brajd Crowns, jet Bands and Steel Pieces
New exclusive styles Cloth Hats and Caps for Boys and
Misses Wear.
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ing" or she either for that matter, if
she happens TO be a social report IN these
stagnent days. Things could not be dull
er in social way if they tried,and ones
faith in the future is sOrely put TO the
test. 1t would seem impossible for peo-
pie ever to Eight and gay" again. ap-
pareutly so barren of events the passing
days are. We are assured. however,
that "thingS are not what they SEEM"
and also that,
Tho the bud may have funny look,
Sweet will be the flower
The way the weather acts these days
would certainly discourage one entirely,
and the most sanguine admrer of our
delightful climate might lose heart were
it not that occasionally one sees groups
of small boys on the sunny corners
deeply stepped in the mysteries of some
occult divenatiOn, and as you draw near
you hear certain cabaliStic words. such
as ''knucks, LAWS, 'Skunk" or other
expressions of seeming dark import.
What is the affinity between the game
of marbles and the yernal equinox?
For these games, worldwide ara as old
as time, are Surer presageS of the adj
vent of ''lOyely spring" than
THE widest notes that ring
From blue birds Threats"
Spring dresses, spring flowers and
spring games, the auguries are favora-
bic. The earth. like society, will awaken
from its sleep and we shall be glorItied.
Meanwhile the worlds work goes OH,
these little games and gaiTies are but
the broidery on the hem of the real life
of work and endeavOr that swellS like a
mighty river between day dawn and
darkness.
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Easter Hats and Bonnets.

We wish 10 inform the ladies of st.
Paul and vicinity that we will have our
grand millinery opening March q and
%. Latest lmportations in spring nov-
elites. MRS. f. j. SCHULTZ.
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CARPETS.

This department already occU-
pies leading. and very soon will
take the first place in the carpet
business of the Northwest In our
opening month we have been sue
cessfW in capturing some of the
biggest orders on which we figured.
This is the kind of business for
which we intend to compete. We
are prepared to furnish figures for
the carpeting of the largest hotels
churches, halls, lodge rooms and
private houses. We are thoroughly
equipped ready to take care of the
biggest kind of contracts and exc
cute them satisfactorily. We carry
all the novelties in
Carpets, Rugs and Mattings,
making specjaihes of private pat
terms in
WItons, Administers,
Brussels, Tapestry
And Ingram Carpets,
We have an unrivaIed assert
menf of
Oriental Rugs,
including a great many rare and
unique specimens of
candahar, Persian,
Bokharo, Turkish,
Peryamos, Yourrook
Samarkand, arabaugh,
Anatohan, Herese,
And Antique Daghestao
Mats, Rugs and Carpets.
We have Domestic Rugs in all
the latest styles of the best manu.
fQcturers; full lines of the
Ispahan and Awan'an Carpets,
and we offer them at extremely
reasonable 1rices.
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OUR BLACK GOODS

Are from the manufacturers recognized by dry goods every
where as the world We handle out the reliable
qood Anything you this department absolutely depend
oo1 As oeciaI leaders AWoo BLACK BENGALKES
inches wde regularly sold for S125, for IS cents yard
50-inch M Wool Surqb Twill Serge at Csc.
Best quality English Storm Serge, 46 inches wide, for $780,
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Now so much in demand for >t1m-
mings on all silk, wool and cotton
fabrics. An the new effects in Net
Top GWpure, A2plq We, De Bruges,
CiUny, Bourbon dpfrIQnde, de Russo,
Breton, Trois Fond, chantly, La
Marguerite, Fedora, A/encon, Paris
Point and Voienciennes.
New designs in Linen Laces, Rem
aissance, cIunX, Florentine, Medici
and Torchon Laces, in sets of three
or four widths, with inserting to
match.
These Laces were purchased al
a liquidation sale in Paris, and can
not be duplicated at the prices 70,
which we offer them.
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DRAPERLES
AND
FURNITURE.

On Monday we make special
prices on Furniture Coverings. We
show a line of Couch Covers rang
ing in price from So to $50.
Our importation of Ksh Kehims
and Bagdads is probably the most
extensive ever brought to St. Paul,
and we will sell them at lower
prices than have ever been quoted
for such goods here.
As a special attraction for Mon
day we offer a large line of plain
and figured 32-nch
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nual ball at Central hall the evening OF
April IA.
A ball Will be given Oh Easter Monday by
the West side lodge, l. 0. 0. f.
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our GREAT EASTER SALE OF
KID GLOVES

Begins tomorrow Always with the most important SAFE OF ne year,
will eclipse that has preceded The increased
space other facilities Afforded BY building. on
SIXTH and ROBERT STREETS,
variety of styles and coorngs largely in ex-
of any previous Easter offering
As special feature of the will sell Trsfousse Imperial
Mouquetass the usual low of which S75
1925 Tsousse Imperial Suede 4Buton Cloves usually so'd
$780, will during this sale be $500 pair We will furnish the
in all the most fashionable shades including Mese Martinique Emf
nence 0oea Cactus Sycamore oe Morocco and all the new
coLornqs official Paris Syndicate We will show all the latest
style brought out for and summer three OF the
finest Kid Cloves in the world,
REYNyER, TREFOUSSE AND PERRIN.
Our unrvuied these cities variety high standard
of quality
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C0tt0nness Fabrics

We open on Monday new arrivals
of PRINTED DOTTED SWISS MUS
Inns in quite new designs and novel
color effects.
NEW FRENCH SATlKES and
NEW SCOTCH GiKGHAMS in large
variety.
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Muslin Underwear.

In this department we open to-
morrow ELEGANT NOVEL TIES in
EMPIRE GOWNS. of cREPES and
INDIA SILKS.
New styles in Infants French
Hand-Made Caps.
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&c

Per can for good MarrOwfat Peas. This
price for Monday and Tuesdays sale
only.
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Only 15c box.

Oil1 1OO OOA'
Good Cranberries .. &c OF, 3 OTIS for 25c
Fancy Lemons, per doz.. ...........1 5c
Oranges, per doz. ....................1O loo
Fancy California Oranges, doZ. .lSc
GLIB pkgs Cornletts, will make de-
licious corn pancakes instantly,
per pkg. Observation-Disclosures. ........ lOc
New Dates, per Id. .................. &c
20 bars White Toilet Soap. ........Sl. OO
Washing Powder, per pkg. SC
lob bags Pure Buckwheat. .25c
Hand-Picked Navy Beans, per qt. E. &c
Nice, clean Hand-Picked Beans, per
Qt...- ................ -. OF
S-lb cans Solid-Packed Pumpkin for. Sc
A full line of good Teas, worth SOC
per Id; our price -. .25c
A complete line Of Teas, worth 6Oc
per Id; our price. soc
We would call especial attention to
our Sun-Dried Japan Tea at S5c per ID.
You are paying double that price for
this grade elsewhere.
2-lb Tablets Goldfish for. ........... 121ac
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Fancy California Peaches, peeled.
per lb........... 900. 2Oc
Fancy California PruneS, per b.....15c
Fancy Dried Grapes, per lb.......... &c
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16c

On Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday remember the
days. we will sell a lot of
Choice California Egg
Plums, Green Gage Plums
and Apricots. 10 cents is
the littlest kind of a price
for such goods.
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OUR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT asbos S a
Shifting Ran
in re@ve'"
ortus f
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Sc

For Eggs, every one of which is guar
Rntetd fresh.
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Per ID for Choice new Carolina Rice.
just one-half the price you are now
paying.
Boneless Rolled Beef Roasts, per
Id. Observation-Disclosures. .1215c
Finest Sirloin Steaks, per lb.l215c to 15c
Shoulder Steaks, per lb....... Sc
Round Steaks, per lb........... 10c
Sugar-Cured Hams, per h.. Ice
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Smoked Sardines IN oil, per can. lac
pc size Wheatall, per pkg. 15c
Fresh Soda Crackers, per lb...... &c
Select SODA Crackers. per lb.-...... .10c
Cream Flake Soda Crackers. per 10. .12c
premises. BY no possibility can you
procure Crackers from Us over day
old.
New Cooking Figs, per lb. ..1Oc
New Prunes, per Observation-Disclosures &c
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Drapery Silks
at SIS cents yard.
Chenille Curtains

in extra qualities, SO inches wide,
8 yards long, a variety of color
ings, with fringe top and bottom,
only $3.50 a pair. If you want
anything of that kind this season,
you will certainly save money BY
buying these. His doubtful if you
can buy curtains at all like them in
quality anywhere for Tess than 81.
We re-uphoister furniture and
clean lace curtains in this Depart
ment. If you leave Instructions our
wagon will call for and deliver
them.
We will be glad to have you in
spect our extensive assortment of
Draperes and Upholstered Furni-
ture.
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LACES.

We offer large assortment of
exceptional values in the
BLACK, BEIGE AND
CREAM LACES
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BU77ERcKS PATTERNS are now ready for Spring and Summer on the Second
preparation vi" about March 20 Sendn hH sent vii"
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FAIRY WAFERETTES,

ny the new prOuucIIOH OF UuI OIdOA0I
Factory,
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We have 800 pieces the various every yard abso
e guaranteed The special prices quoted above for
ONE WEEK ONLY
The oasis., 1893-08-31

lt is announced from Washington that Secretary Morton has almost concluded to enlarge thc field Of oper' asion of Special Agent Murphy. who has been ln in Europe introducing American corn products as articles oi food. If this can De done it is believed that the pfcductsof Southern Arizona and Californiacan through this agency be brought 10 the attention of Europ- can consumers On that continent q large market might be developed for dried fruits. wines etc. from this re- zion. and the methods heretofore em- ployed for enlarging the markets for American corn products can be used to great advantage in this new field.