St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-08
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as commercially supreme.

| as commercially supreme.
Ii. G. Burbank-Very pretty globe in
! blue, red and white. giving points on
| their wholesale clothing business,
Motto: "All Wool"
Joseph ITlman Excellent display of
| fur manufacture.
George Benz d CO.-Immense bottles,
indicating the liquor trade.
b. Presley Il CO.-Very handsome
! representation of fruits pouring from 4
an immense cornucopia OF plenty. ltl
attracted great attention and applause. .
j. ). Robertson offered to divide his dis
play with the populace at the close OF
the parade.
e. ID. Horton Trunk company had ten
men at work on one float and an i'm
mense Saratoga" trunk on another.
Farwell, OZmun, Kirk u Co. "A large
ife-size elephant, with shining saddle
of TIN and decorated with wholesale
hardware specialties.
Wright, Barrett u StiIlwell-An at
tIactive design in blue and yell
low received more than ordinary APP
plause. The costume Of the man lead
Ing the horses was in line with the
wholesale paper business.
Fairbanks, Morse IL Co.-Two hands
some floats indicating their trade IL
scales, pumps, windmills, MACHINERY
and railway supplies. The exhibit
were all in motion, telling Industrial
feature.
Jameson, Hevener x CO.-FOur floats,
carrying flour. grain and produce.
August Oppenheimer u Goa pretty
Eitfel tower in Wholesale millinery.
Noyes Brothers Il Co.-The alchemlst
becomes the chemist A working laboTa-
tory most tastefully displayed.
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feature of flax and silk, wool and cotton,
presided over by handsome young la
dies OF the wholesale dry goods trade.
Field, Mailer IL Co. Beautiful girls
attending the lamb and the spinning
wheel. Interior surmOunted by gor-
geous butterfly, persOnated by charm
ing female. A very handsome combi-
nation.
Peoples Ice Company-Attractive
representation of glacier aud polar
bears.
MannheImer Bros.-Artistic produc-
ton in pale blue and white. Girls and
boys gaily dressed presiding. Covered
by blue canopy.
Mamie Schwartz aud parents In open
barouche.
Seattle Lumber company, with Sec
ton of its large tree.
Schumacher Wagon COmpany-Sev-
eral vehicles, one showing twenty men
making fine delivery wagons for Mann
helmer Bros.
Lanpher, Finch & Skinner-Elegant
white float of polar scenery.
Bonn Manufacturing Company-Rep-
reSentatiOn of engine made of logs
drawn by six handsome black hoses and
attended by wOOdsmen; another repre-
sented their manufactured products.
Wood Harvester Company-Reapers
and harvesters busily at work.
Kenny Brothers - Six fine horses
drawing immense steam boiler.
ST. Paul Foundry Company Two of
the most attractive and handsome eX-
hibits of st. Paul products.
j. L. Mcmillan Company-A prime
load OF pork in all styles.
G. Gotzian IL Co., Foot, SchulZe & Co.,
TarbOX, Schlick 81 Co. and Other Boot
and Shoe Manufacturers-Thr the
live calves in the front of the machine
and grinding out rapidly finished boots
and shoes at the rear.
TOwle's Log Cabin - Adver Using
syrup.
Gordon q FurgusOn-Elegant polar
scene, twenty charming bellies with red
cloaks and caps trimmed with fur. A
typical representation for the wholesale
fur manufacture.
Pabst Brewing COmpany-An enOr-
nous beer barrel, drawn by twelve gaily
caparisoned horses.
McKlbbin Fur Company-Furs and