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The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Garnasl GarnnalI Carles,..

Checkers 10 cents up. Domin9es E eenls gy,, Chesstnen 50 ceuts, Checkers or ChetsoVa'U
 ia cents Hp.
 Authors 25. a5. a cts Laeomacty 75 cents. The Brownies Nine Pms si2-. I|ou'f miss sL Pzrcheesi 5i 25 CTukiuO4c -4 sa. HalIaa N 25. Towers 3i.@5. Lotto Q cents
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

wehster's Condensed Dictionary. .s..s-s2 ~ Prince of India. by Lew Wallace. Yols.-. / 29 Rarttett's Familiar Quotations .-.--: ....- 9 " Shakespeare Complete Works, vols. .o former price sl2 .......-. ---....--.- -..f.iV VV Levers Complete Works, vols, former e, price sl0.....- .. .....-. ...-. .:...-..'' , eV Pictorial History Of the Worlds Fair
 ..-,'........... Morocco 5 50, Cloth, s2 a0 Little Lord Fauntler0y.. -....--. -.'.---..- - oJ Teachers Bihies. very handsome, from E. 25 70 q 3J. according Q size. Episcopal Prayer and iiymnaA, combined, very beautiful. from to = to ; 50, ae- cordlag to style of binding, Testament and Psaims. combined ..--...... ! D All of the following magnificent
 Books at $l.5 50 each. cash. LOUISE NJ. ALCOTTaS WORKS;
 Little Men, Little Women.
 JOe's Boys. Old Fashioned Girl,
 Rose in Bloom, Under the LIiacs,
 Eight Cousins, Jack and Jill, Japanese JinT'es. something odd. LEW WAILACES WORKS:
 Ben Hur, The Pair God. Crabb's English Synonymes LongfelOwe Poems, Life of Longfeilo"
 Southern War Songs. The Worlds Columbian Exposition and Chi
 cagO Guide. Original Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. Episcopal Prayer Books. latest revised edition
 New Testaments, Bibles.
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tTHIS IS NO LOTTERYp Z

crop and is ike offering prize Go the most srudious at school.
 One hundred and twenty-fOur prizes are to be giTeR 10 the i2f RueSses that are nearest correct. The nearest gets the S509in gold, the second. S30p cotton gin; third, fil0 sci of fur nitnre; fourth. g0il watch. etc. For 3d cents you get the WEEKLY COMMERCIAL. one year and guess at one of these i2i prizes
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Now Look at this Array,
 at Si % each. cash.

Alce's Adventures in Wonderland. Through the in8kiug-viass and N hat Alice
 Found There.
 Short Sixes. Hypnotic Tales, The New South-Grady. Helen Troy, EEerson's Essays. lGJ and 2d series. combined The Excelsior Red Line Ediuon of the Stau- dard British Poets. in large nmo. volumes, cxtra cloth, tinted paper, red line borders, gilt edge gold back and side dies. lllustla- led, tNenty.two different authors keSu- lar pr!ce si 50, at eI.00 each, and must be sold.
 Tcnny s Poems, MiltOu's poems, Moore Poems, GuI0smltH's Poems Burn'e Poems, GTGs yOrth'z Poems scouts Poems, GoeLhc's Poems, Schillers POems CoieriGZe's Poems, Ihackeray's Poems, Byron Poems, Chaucer's Poems, shelley Poems. Luciie Dante's DNine CQmcGy Fun liar Quotations, Gems fTom the Poets EODt. BrDWuiag'a Poems.
 Mrs. BruNiuE's Poems,
 Owen MeFidIth's Poems,
 PrOcter's Poems.
 Books for ' 2 Gents each. Jenkins Vest Pocket Lexicon.
 Episcopal Prayer Beuks,
 LAssonIuOir-Zuia former price sl.
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FOOD FOR THE MIND
BILL OF FARE.

IN CHOICE BOOKS the following prices named mencing with the expensive hat would be than
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

Christmas Cards at Half Price. Music books bound collections. 5o oo"'4 Instructors l.50 and no. ;n hg SHEET MUsfC.-An le cent muse eaanly.
 sold at cent per copy for this mpnlh come,
 copies al q sale, take them az 9uW u, aln
 with guarantee that you set nc t"., w 'Wsla
 and at least one Of them viii su.s N0' .,a. We have a beautiful line Of box papers s"'s ble for presents. sa
 Remember we take subscription iW .oa Newspapers. Periodicals and AagaA'ne ,oa that a receipt for years subscfipu0p@ Y. an good family or fashion Magazine Wii sweet preciated by your wife daughter iu oi nlease heart. A good political Magazihe pm The gentlemen. and il lasts year
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Mlscellaneous Coods.

Accordeons g. 00 up. Mouth H8rps l0 els uh Rubber Ealls 70 cents. key kings cents uP MHn'a Watch and Chain f5tN. , ~crnp ACOk pictures and 70 cents per s"t'F Tooth picks-WO and gulll re ms. ,,, Sponge Cups 25 cents. Paper Weiehts " .,9 " Paper Knives K cts. up. steele Crasera ~ OF' Nickel. spring Measuring Tapes l1ethts' telislOId measuring tapes lS els. lAilts's 's' rgr Tissue aper-Crinklcd 3c- Plain -'V v
 Quire. assorted cUiCrs. ae Letter Clips 2.scents. Pocxet I9a wells DC "' |. .. Flags per dozen 23 cents and up' x e,s Sea islBud tuiue assorted C0iof9 i"1ls~ Illustrated chhe spelling bioeho > erite'
 Alphabet iliocks l. cents and l,p t,a ft, Nest blocks. form a pyramid ma each shs in the next size inFgeF Three sikes 4'
 Price 35. 71 and si25 - CALENDA kS.--Flowers ot ihe rear .-'.'.' ID
 Lucflt. -.....-- -'''-'''' 1BB
 Chinese LanteFB............ .-.-'t 10
 Pansy sy.--...-.......... .....-..'-s.
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5OCtS. gets $500 ln Gold

TN order to further increase the circulation
 \ of the WEEKLY COMM EBCIAL, already the largest in the South, and in order to inter- est and inform it's readers on ihe value of the cotton crop tue grea test product or the South- ern States, THE COMMERCIAL offers prize
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

IANDVOlCT 6 VADAKIN. Editors end Publish org
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

It is surprising what agility a Tat man can exhibit when a Winchester Is pointed in his direction,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
SAINT PAUL.
A CONVENTION COMING.
National Gathering of Catholic
Abstafners.

Among the many conventions which
one of the most important will be the
tweHty-iourth annual convention of the
Catholic Tutaf Abstinence Union Of
America that opens here on Aug. l.
This is one of the largest temperance
organizations in the world. having
about 500 branches throughout the
United States and Canada. The local
committee appointed some time since by
Archbishop Ireland is busy in the work of
preparation. The subcommittee on pro-
motion, engaged in working up large
R;tenuauce, seems To have secured the
hid uf the press in every part OF the
country. Personal letters from many
sections have been received. notably
from Baltimore, Boston and Omaha.
asking for particulars of the convention,
and lnQuiring as 10 rates and routes.
The subcommittee Oh transportation is
receiving encouraging reports. An eX-
traordinariiy low rate is already as
sured from some districts, and all will
likely fall i'll line. The labor Of the
subcommittee on ways and means Is
hard at work. Ali the T. A. societies
In the cities will give or have given
entertainments. the proceeds from
which are to 90 into a convention fund.
Every day of The entire week beginning
July 80, will see great number OF
earnest temperance agitatOrS in the
city, resulting III good TO all.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
LACE DEPARTMENT.

A choice assortment of
Novelty Paris Yokes, the
handsomest shown in the
Northwest, no two alike,
will be sold tomorrow for
$4.85 each. Last weeks
prices were So. 90, Sc. Is,
81. SO and SO. 90.
A new assortment OF 45-
inch Black Lace Drapery
Nets, Fish Nets, Tosca
Nets, Spot Nets, Tuscan
Nets, etc, beginning at IS
cents a yard.
Black and Butter Color
Trimming Laces in all the
most novel styles and eff
fects, at very moderate
prices.
Black and Colored Her
cules Trimming Braids. 3,
4, g, 7, 9. II, IS and IS
cents a yard, according to
width.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
GATHERING or IT,: CLANS At TIE
AUDITORIUM TUESDAY MIGHT.
PROSPECTS OF BIG MEETING,

Which Will Surpa ass Any Previous
Demonstration Ever Seen in
St. Paul-List of the Speakers
and Presiding Oihcers The
Clubs Will March in PrOces.
sion-Meetin2s for the Week.
The Democratic city committee has
completed its arrangements for mon
ster Democratic mass meeting at the
Auditorium Tuesday night. The clubs
throughout the city are arranging to
march to the hall with bands and ban
ners. and the capacity Of tho immense
building will surely be taxed to its ut
most.
1t will be demonstration which will
show that the people OF St. Put are
aroused and in earnest.
Hon. John NJ. Gilman will be Chair
man, and the meeting Will De II / tr.s,ed
by the following speakers: II III Rob
ert A. Smith, d. w. Lawler. K. " VI.
Cutcheou, G. d. O'Brien. Charles Z.
Flandrau. Gen. Il. w. Johnson and
others.
The following is list of the officers
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
10 Cents

yard They are the newest goods shown in this coun-
try and the finest Ginghams made in the world The
panest weaves in this quality retaed for less than
s5c and the Lace Stripes and Embroidered Effects are
worth 40 and As cents yard In proof of this we need
only say that compelled to take quite lot of our
regular stock which is now marked 4oc and mark it
down to 10 cents. That part OF it is not pleasant
the lot
The price will be 10 cents.
The values IS, 40 and IS cents
Its without doubt the greatest offering of Wash
Fabrics this town has seen.
The pieces are small, and there may be some ad-
vantage in making early selections.
Sale will begin at 80 o'clock
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK.
An Opportunity to Listen to the
Gospel of Truth.

An Opportunity to Listen to the
Gospel of Truth.
The committee On halls and speakers
of the Democratic city committee have
arranged for the following speakers,
the meetings to be held from and in
Guiding Monday, April %, Until election
throughout the city:
MONDAY, APRIL %.
First Ward = Turgeon hall. Payne
avenue, near York street,. o. Cedar
burg, A. N. Nelson, j. L. Avery, Frank
Ford.
Corner North and Bradley-E. J. Oar
ragh. d. F. PEBBLES. Stanislaus Dom
nelly. 49,
Second Ward-Lucker's hall, Forest
and Margaret streets-Pierce Butler,
II. W. Cory, j. c. Michael.
Sixth Ward-Liedertafel hall, Con-
gress and State-Robert A. Smith. j. j.
McCafferty, DR.. A. j. Stone, M. HI.
AIbin.
Eighth Ward-Wagner's hall, corner
Charles and Western-R. A. Walsh, o.
II. O'Neill. Charles Bechoffer.
Welsh Hall. Rice Street-G. Aberle.
F. F. Wilde, Capt. NJ. j. O'Connor, DIR.
A. Hinsch, Z. F. Martin.
Ninth Ward-Lemke hall-J.S. erode,
j. Z. Kerker. James Manhattan.
French Meeting, Shanley's Hall, Syc-
amore and Park-F. l.. McGhee, o. E.
Holman, o. Savard, g. Q. Lambert.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25.
Second Ward-Hall lott East Seventh
Street,. l.. McGhee, j. c. Mangan.
'f T'f5s W Wmsllly; es7 West Seventh
Street-A. b. Ovitt. Pierce Butler, T.
f. Martin.
Sixth Ward-Hall Corner South Rob-
ert and Fillmore %. E. Holman, j. a..
Ives, Frank Ford.
THURSDAY. APRIL 26.
First Ward-MiSsissippi and Nash
Pierce Butler, T. f. Martin, Nj. H. Al
bin.
Second Ward, Kaltenhauser's Hall
j. s. erode, }. Il. Kerker,J. e. Michael.
Fifth Ward, C. S. p. s. Hall-Charles
E. Flandrau, }. j. McCatferty. DR.. A. j.
Stone.
Sixth Ward. Hall Corner Robert and
Congress-Capt. M. j. O'Connor. Stan
islaus Donnelly, Norman Fetter, E. j.
Darragh.
Eighth Ward, Brandt Hall, Western
and Universlty-J. Il. Ives, II. W.Cory,
D. E. Holman.
Ninth Ward-Shanley's Hall, Syca-
IuoiC dHu Z. ~. Ives, MALI bduGS,
George K. O'Reilly.
FRIDAY, APRIL 81.
First Ward-Johnson's Hall, Seventh
and Bradley-T. f. Martin, O. E. Hol-
man, John II. Ives.
Second Ward-Schorn's Hall, 726 East
Third Street j. e. Mangan, A. b.
Ovitt, M. Ii. Albin.
Fourth Ward-Gray's Hall, 507 st.
Peter Street-Frank Ford, Stan. Dom
nelly. Dr. E. W. Buckley. Charles
Bechoffer.
Fifth Ward-937 West Seventh Street
F. l.. McGhee, T. j. McDermott, j. G.
Michael.
Sixth Ward-Jordan's Hall, South
Wabasha Street-R. A, Walsh, James
Manahan. j. T. Avery.
Ninth Ward-605 Broadway-Pierce
Butler, Otto L. Haese, George O'Reilly.
SATURDAY, APRIL %.
First Ward-Forester's Hall, Payne
Avenue and Wells Street-C. D. o.
Brien, r. A. Walsh, o. 81. ONeiil.
Second Ward-Lucker's Hall-F. w.
NJ. Cutcheon, e. c. Ives.
Third Ward-ConStans Block, Sew
enth and Wacouta-J. j. McCafferty,
DR.. A. j. Stone. Jared Howe.
Fourth Ward-Lauers' Hall, Wabasha
and Fourth-JObE E. Hearn, James
Manahan. Stan Donnelly.
Fifth ard-Ady's Hall-M. 81. Al
bin, Frank G. Lambert, j. j. Ryan, D.
F. PEBBLES.
Sixth Ward-Liedertafe Hall-John
q. Ives. Pierce Butler, L. J. Dobner,
Frank Ford.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
SPRING WRAPS.

Have you ever noticed
that we don't talk much
about Paris or London Of
Berlin Garments1 We'll
tell you why. These for
eign Novelties are quickly
and perfectly duplicated in
this country, and the prices
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
SO Cents

A yard. They would be
cheap at sI.25, and similar
qualities we're sold last sea-
son for $3.50. The styles
are the newest to be found
and the handsomest.
Figured Gauze Grena-
dimes, 4e inches wide, $3.50
for a full dress pattern.
F ancy MORE Striped
Grenadines, $22. SO a dress
pattern.
Another lot of extra
heavy black Shanghai Silks,
90 cents a yard.
Cream Shanghai Silks in
Chine Effects and in four
and hve-tone printings. %
inches wide, SO cents a
yard. Value, S1.oo. They
wash perfectly.
Cream Brocaded Japanese
Wash Silks, extra heavy
and full "a inches wide,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
LINEN ROOM.

500 Remnants of Curtain
Materials Swisses, Madras
Laces, Irish Point and Brus.
sells Lace, Damascus Nets,
silkaline and Drapery Silks,
at one-third less than piece
prices, Pieces VIII not be
cut. Prices, 75e. to $500
a pisee.
Irish Point Curtains, 3A
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F()Rl()N(C2'S!
ION THE CORNER"

''ls that Furlong's p" Eyes. sir" "Can
you sell me Il Scent loaf of bread. with
25c or soc silver pieces inside, for Sc
cash? No, SIR" 'WhY not?" well.
sir, quarters, half-doIlars and bread
VIII not roll up hill together, and we
have no wheels" But our prices tomor-
row will be very low ON anything we
sell.
Now is your chance to save &c per Id.
for the best brands, both plain and
sweet Chocolate.
EggS-COrn-fed-per Dozen. lee
Ham-Corn-fed. small-per Id. lie
Butter-Good Dairy-per Id. ...... I6c
Butter-Best Table-per lb. 2:sc
Cottolene-Our price-per h.. 800. lee
Flour-HaXall Patent-1O0-pound
sacks. Sd 90
Finegar-Dutfy's Pure Cider-per
gallon. Observation-Disclosures. S0c
MolaSSes-GoOd Sugar House-per
saiioH .-........ AIc
Syrup-Pure Minnesota Maple
12-gallon can. SOC
Corn-Minnesola Sweet -2-lb. can, Sc
Reans-Green, string-2-lb. can. DC
Bananas-The best-per doz. .I5c
Brooms "A light parlor-sweeper. Ice
1t is but one minutes walk from anv
car line TO our doors
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
Meets Tuesday Evening at West
minister Church.

DueetS 1ueSuay FVenlnS at west.
minister Church.
The April meeting of the st. Paul
Sunday School Superntendents' union
occurs Tuesday evening at Westminster
Presbyterian church. corner East Wini-
fred and Greenwood avenue, in West
st. Paul. The order of exercises is as
follows:
At $50 p. m. sharp-Supper. served
by workers of Westminster Presby-
terrain and Clinton Avenue NJ. E. schools.
Table talk The Order of Exercises"
1850 p. m.-Business; report of May
rally committee. etc. SIP. hibiscus
sion. Sunday School Library and Pa
pers."
If you want Couch or Easy Chair see
Schroeder d Dickinson. 16 East Sixth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
SPECIAL SALE.

Thirty pieces OF extra fine
plain and fancy striped
Black Silk Grenadines, "a
inches wide. and warranted
pure Silk, will be on sale to-
morrow at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22

are less than half what the
imported originals would
cost. It's humbug to pay
5000 for a Paris Wrap
when exactly the same gar
ment can be had for So $. 90.
Late Novelties in tailor
made Jackets received dur
ing the week. Prices begin
at $4.75.
Extra Special: A line of
Ladies' Capes, trimmed with
upwards of 40 yards of
Mohair Braid and Apple
PAIRING Ruching, $3.50
each. The wonder is that
the price is not $500,
New Capes at $2.75
each.
We are sole agents in St.
Paul for the Cravenette
| Storm Goats made by
Mandleberg & Co.. OF
Manchester and Paris.
They're odorless and abso-
lutely waterproof. Prices,
$1,000, s12.5o and 81. 50.
| Storm Goats in guaran-
fteed qualities, 81. rs to
$40. 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
IS Cents

a yard. This seasons low
est price was IS cents. More
than thirty styles.
Printed Jap Silks, 80
cents.
The best Printed Silks at
any price are our "Standa1d
Zsvllls" at S1.O0. Consid-
ering wearing qualities they
are the cheapest silk one
can buy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
IN BEHALF OF Eek.

Habeas Corpus Instituted-De-
PENDANT Claims There Is No Evi.
denSe.
Judge Kerr has granted a writ of
habeas corpus, directed to Sheriff
Chapel. co produce George Eek in court
Monday morning and show why he is
detained in Jail. Eek was committed
to jail March "A by the municipal court
in default of $1,000 bail 10 await the
action of the grand jury Oh a charge of
robbIng Francis NJ. Wilson of sos % on
March Is. The petition for the writ of
habeas corpus claims that the evidence
in the municipal court did not warrant
the holding of Eek TO Jail for the alleged
OtfeESe.
For Carpet Cleaning or Laying go to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22

Novelties in Coral Jet
Trimmings on Butter Color
Lace, Edges and Bands,
$3.50 to $500 a yard.
They're the latest novelties
shown in Paris.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
AWARD FOR BEER. -
A HEuSE E BUSCH Am
BREWING ASSN IaSW
ST. LOUIS, MO.
SCORES THE HIGHEST POINTS.
SCORES THE HIGHEST POINTS.

The championship of the world for beer for which
only all the great American brewers but those of famous
European brewing cities of Munich Nuremberg
keen competition has been carried off by the
Brewing Association of ST. Louis they having received
highest number of awards and scored the highest points
They especially commended for the absolute purity
their beer as malt and hop product without
products This makes the AnheuserBsc Brewing Assoca-
ton the champion brewers of the world.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
"Repent" Cutaway.

The ideal garment in every detail.
"PlymoutII Corner" Seventh and Rob
ert
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
DR.. WI. Hurd,

st. Paul's Popular Painless Dentist, for
SO many years on Third street, can now
be seen at his handsome apartments, 81
East Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
FIELD, MAILER & co.
CONTINUED.

yardsslong, 50 inches wide,
So. 90 a pair.
New Point d. Esprit Bur
eau Sets, 4 pieces in a set.
So. 90, $3.50, So. 90 and
iS4!bo a set.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22

DR.. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for Hysteria. Dizzi-
ness, Fits. Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
prostration caused by alcohol or tobacco;
wa kefuiness, Mental Depression, Softening
of Brain, causing insanity. misery, decay,
death; Premature Old Age, Barrenress, Loss
OF POWER In either sex. Impotency Leucor-
rh9a and all Female Weaknesses. IpvoIuu-
tary Losses, Spermatorrb9a caused By over
exertion of brain, Self-Abuse Over-Indul-
gence. A months treatment. 81, 8 for S.. by
mail. We guarantee six boxes to cure.
Each order for boxes. with s., will send
written guarantee to refund if not cured.
Guarantees issued only by w. K Collier
Druggist, Seventh and Sibley Streets ST. Pau
Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
FOR TWO HOURS.

At 9 o'clock tomorrow we
will sell 100 fast black
Sateen Skirts, with founce
at bottom, for
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22


Ladies ALL Wool CASH
mere Wrappers, lined to
waist, this seasons latest
styles, trimmed with Point
Orlando Lace, $500 each
tomorrow; regular price,
$3.50.
Two-piece Suits, latest
styles and shapes, made in
the best possible manner,
$3.50, $500, $I1.oo and
up to $1,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22

FANCY SCOTCH GINGHAMS
UNDER HALF-PRICE.

800 pieces of Finest Scotch Ginghams. in fancy
weaves Lace Stripes and Embroidered Effects full %
inches wide, will be On sale tomorrow morning at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
OF Tie evening:
Chairman-John VI. Gilman.

Cnalrman-JOhn y
VICE P.
William Dawson,
Reuben Warner,
Michael Doran.
Chas. K. Flundrau.
2. Ii. Kelly.
II. P. Hall,
C. L. Lienan,
P. 4. Kavanagh,
A. Allen,
Theodore Hamm,
Samuel bearing,
Bernard Michael,
E. ". Buckley,
j. C. Harrlgan,
j. j. McCatferty,
Peter kerst,
Alfred Dufresne,
j. b. Olivier.
j. +. Broderick.
DR.. A. Marquis.
j. j. O'Leary.
William Platte.
John Safranek,
T. MacovItZ,
Peter Kaprivi.
j. +. George.
W. B. Joyce,
Robert Msnnheimer
A. Guiterman,
j. W. Lusk,
L. P. Ordway,
W. 2. Murray,
A. R. Starkey.
Timothy Foley,
P. Nj. Hennes.y,
Herman Scheffer,
Ii. w. Cory,
). 5. Eaton.
j. H. Ives,
George Mitsch,
o. Povolny,
j. S. Prince,
John Rogers Jr.,
f. A. Mason,
j.. E. Reed,
Emil Geist,
II. bielenburg.
Mic Potner,
George Gerlach,
Uri Lamprey.
M. z. Ryan,
Mark Costello.
| W. w. Wilkin,
D. Aberle.
| George Freeman
| William Dawson Jr,
| G. G. Lambert,
NJ. j. Boyle,
T. J. Bowlin.
| William Towle,
t. j. Lilly,
| George l. Mcknight,
John Dowlan.
H. w. Shade,
| d. A. j. Baker,
A. Bierman,
| A. N. Nelson,
| Pierce Butler,
August Anderson,
james H. Dowlan,
| August Nilsson,
j. y. CelerDurg,
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IS Cents

each.
At 3 o'clock in the after
noon we will sell another
hundred of them at the same
price. The material alone
is worth more at wholesale,
and a ko7v retail value of the
made-up skirt would be rs
cents. Positively not more
than two skirts to one
buyer.
We have stated the hours
at which the sales begin.
Don't blame us if you're too
late.
The department for In
fants' Wear has been en-
larged, and it's now the
most convenient and charm
ing corner in the store.
Cream White Cashmere
Short Coats, Hubbard style,
ce-trimmed collar, So. 90
each. Price in former sea-
sons was 5000.
Another line at $500
each is we'll worth 81. 90.
Infants hand-crocheted
Socks, 81 cents a pair,
worth $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
NEW STATIONERY.

Shown here exclusively
Hurd's French Gray-the
newest tint, in 20 different
shapes and sizes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

For Carpet Cleaning or Laying go to
Schroeder & Dickinson. Ii East Sixth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-22


Linen and Union Ducks
are the most desirable and
fashionable materials for
Summer Gowns. They
come in white. light and
dark blue and fax colors.
Prices, 4Oc to $1.OO.
SIC
81
japanese Rugs-as hand
some as the most costly
Orientals, and cheaper than
American Rugs. Sizes run
from ISx3o inches to I2x15
feet-from door mats to
room carpets.