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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
JOLLY PICNIC.
Field, Mailer & Co.'S Employees
; at White Bear.

Field, Mailer q Co.'S Employees
at White Bear.
One hundred and fifty employees of
Field. Mailer & Co. plcnicked yester-
day at Ramaley's pavilion, White Bear,
and they had jolly time. A game of
base ball between the office and clerks
resulted in victory for the former by a
score of 6 to 0. The winners of the
other events were as follows:
100yard dash. men-A. j. Fetsch.
50-yard dash, ladies-Marie Lee.
25-yard dash, ladies Eta Murrn.
Standing broad jump-Jules j. Smith.
Running broad jump. q. Smith.
Hop, step and jump. Taylor.
Nail-driving contest, ladies - Rose
MUMMY.
Backward running race, ladies-Miss
Redmund.
After these events were over supper
was served on the picnic grounds, and
then bathing and boating came. In the
evening dancing at the pavilion was ell
joyed.
G. f. Mailer placed his sail boat at
the disposal of the party the entire aft
ernoon, The st. Paul IL Duluth road
gave the party reduced rates and excel
lent accommodation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
AT WILD WOOD,
Large Crowd Expected There To
day.

Large Crowd Expected There To-
day.
AT Wild Wood today Seibert's First
regiment band, under the direction of
! George Seibert Jr., will give two band
concerts, one in the afternoon and
another in The evening.
1t is expected that large crowd will
go out over the st. Paul q White Bear
Electric railroad to the pretty Jake re-
Sort the season, far from being nearly
over, is still at its height at all parts of
White Bear, and no point on the lake is
more popular than Wildwood, es specially
with picnic parties.
Yesterday the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor of the Baptist
Mission Church held its annual outing
Oh the shores Of the lake at this point,
and large number OF young people
took advantage of tine delightful bath
ing privileges of the place. Extra cars
were run out to accommodate the young
people. who all spent a delightful day.
On Thursday of this week the Sunday
school children of the First Methodist
church, accompanied by large number
of the Older folk, will picnic at Wild
| wood.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Sixth 0nd Roberf SIS.
ST. Paul. MIMI.

gave another of their delightful
| musicals at the residence of Mr.. John
Willoughby. The numbers were all
exceedingly wellsrendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 3. Clark. of ST. Paul.
parents of Mrs. f. Payne, have rented
the McWiliiamS, and VIII make Tie
Park their home.
The Misses Eoba and Florence Ander-
son are spending their vacation with
friends at Litchtield, MINIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Buell., of Gale.
dohla, Mimi. are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bai!y.
The many friends of Miss Minnie
Arney gave her pleasant, surprise
"Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Adolph Anderson left en- Tues
DAY for visit to Chicago friends for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Cullus. of st. Paul,wa the guest
OF Mrs. j. ID. Moon the first of the week.
Miss Hanes. of Pennington. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs W. W. Amlden
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Sixth and Robert SIS.
ST. PAUL. MINI.

entertained the Jolly Twelve at hel
meeting will be with Miss Fannie
Jones. of Minnehaha street, Friday
! evening.
| The Atlantic Branch Sunday school
| gave an ice cream social Friday evening
! at the corner of Forest and Sims streets
Mrs. F. Van Duyne and William
Brink spent Wednesday at White
| Bear lake as the guests of Mrs. Lord.
Mrss Addie KendIe, Of st. Paul Park,
was the guest of Miss May Brant, OF
Conway street, the past week.
Miss Mable De Groot, of Excelsior.
visited Mrs. d. s. Fifield, of East Sixth
street, during the week.
Arthur Swindell, Of Margaret street.
is at home from Lake Elmo, where he
has been camping.
DR.. and Mrs. Horst have moved to
Bates avenue between Conway and
Ravine streets.
Miss Marie Miss. of Garner. TO-. is the
guest of Miss Lizette Snyder, of Con-
way street.
Miss Clara Meier, of Margaret street,
has returned from visit at Lake Min
netonka.
The Misses Elsie Wichman aud Flor
ence Krieger are visiting at Bald Eagle
lake.
Miss Nora Harris, of Mendoza street.
has returned from visit to White Bear
lake.
Miss Nellie Maloy, of Plum street,
has returned from visit to Hastings.
Mrs. Tuvey and children, of Hudson
avenue. are visiting at Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wichman have
moved to East Fourth street.
Mr.. Smith. of st. Cloud, visited bluff
friends Sunday last.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
ALONE.

! miss YOU my darling. my darling,
The emhers burn low on the hearth;
And stl.l is the air of the household,
And huShed is the voice OF its mlrth;
The rain Sp' ashes fast on the terrace
The winds past the lattices moan
The midnight chimes out from the steepies,
And am alone.
want YOU. my darling. my darling,
I'm tired with care and with fret;
/ would nestle in silence beside You,
And all but your presence forget
In the huSh of the happiness given.
To those who through trusting have grown
To the fullness of love il contentment;
But ain alone.
l call you. NY darling, my darling
My voice echoes back on the heart;
l stretch my arms 10 you in longing,
And 10 they fail empty apart;
l whisper the sweet words you taught me,
The words that VIC only have known.
Till the blank of the dumb air is bitter;
For am alone.
I need you. my darling. my darling
With lis yearuug my very neart aches:
The load that divides US weighs harder
1shriuk from the jar that il makes;
Old sorrows rise up and 6eset me,
Oid doubts make my spirit their own;
. come through the darkness and save me,
For am alone.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Elegant Novelties

viii be found here in abundant assert
n1e1t. We show vast vaiiety of move
Boucie Effects with contrasting color on
the reverse side. giving the effect of a
coiored lining.
Waffle SWGnes in som6er shndings.
Imported and Domestic 7weeds in
6oucfe Effects.
COVERT CLOTHS in latest English and
Scotch mixtures, ard many of them are
very desirable. The double and twisted
thread in these Covert cIo,hs, besides
adding 50 much to their durability, gives
ample opportunity for novel, quiet color
effects. and the wengers have made the
most of it.
Kersey and Melton SWtings have come
to stay, and grow in popularity daily. We
show special values in
3S-mcb Scotch cheWots at SEC.
56-mch SHk-aad- Wool SWtings at
CSC.
52-neh Covert Cloths at Sl.OO.
50-inch Highland weeds at 69c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Sixth andRobe,'f SITS.
ST. PAUL. MINI.

a business meeting Tuesday evening
with Mrs. J. B. Jet.
Miss Mollie RemShardt. of Red Wing.
has returned home, accompanied by
Miss Claire Briggs.
a Miss Belle Chase, of Minneapolis,
visited friends here for several days
early this week.
Miss Rose Russell, OF Minneapolis. is
spending some time with her parents
at Oakland.
Miss Pitts. of Montreal, is on visit
to Mrs. r. c. Morgan. of Oakland.
F. NJ. Williams and family are spend
ing week at White Bear lake.
Mrs. W. T. McMurran, of St. Paul,
visited friends here Monday
Miss Florence Pace is at st. Paul
Park for few days.
Mrs. Clute. of Kansas City, is visiting
Mrs. j. c. Poore.
c. L. Jet spent Monday at Mime
tOnka.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. F. r. Delavan will leave for
Winona this week for visit to friends,
after which she will make her home
with her parents at Paw Paw. Mich Mr..
Delavan will still retain his position
with DeyerauX u Co., st. Paul.
Mr.. Mexican. of Paisley. Scotland, has
been visiting his cousin, Levi Bailey.
Mr.. Mexican is the owner of a large
starch factory in Scotland, and is max
ing a tour of the United States to study
our mode Of manufacture.
The music class vt Miss Aida Smith
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
EVENTS SCHEDULED.

The new camp of the NJ. w. of A.,
located on West Seventh street at G. S.
Z. S. hall, will hold its first regular
meeting tomorrow evening, when the
officert will initiate themselves in the
work by adopting five candidates. All
of like faith and order welcome TO the
camp fires.
A meeting Of the Alumni association
of the high school will he held at the
central building at O'clock on Monday
evening. The attendance of all former
members of tine school is requested.
whether almBni or not, as there is i'm
portant business to he transacted.
The regular annual orphan festival
for the benefit OF the orphans of ST. 10
sephs asylum will be held Tuesday
next, Aug. 2S at Schade's park, ION West
Seventh street.
The Triple Link Rebekal Lodge No
81 will give an ice cream social at the
residence of j. ". Sowders, S31 Agate
street, OH Thursday evening, Aug. 30.
A regular meeting of st. Paul Camp
Mol, Sons of Veterans, u. 5. A.. will
be held tomorrow evening, Monday, at
their hall, II East Seventh street.
The Twilight Social club will give its
first annual bali at Beethoven hall. cor
ner Concord and Congress streets, Sat
urday evening.
new CLOTH GL0kK DEPARTMENT.
Ranoom II Horizons. 80 and 1Gl East
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
NOVELTIES IN TRIMMINGS

Those who buy BLACK SILKS will want
JE 7 TRiHML, G5 for them, and we have
all the new things in large variety.
Their abundance is very suggestive as to
coming modes.
EXTREME PARIS NOVELTIES in cHAIF
JET GARNi7UHES, with large beads ard
shields intersperse5, quite new feature.
We have liberal assortment of New
JET TRIMMINGS, in att widths, with
large najiheads. We show fuH line of
Narrow Jets from 15c TO Soc yard in
new effects.
JET SLIDES in many sizes for waists
and skirts.
JET gAN0YRE P0IV7s, from 4 to is
inches deep, in matched patterns.
VIEW cOL0aED TRIMMINGS s. Wide
and Marrow Six Gim2s, in matched pat
terms. oil coiors TO suit new gown fabrics,
f5c to Csc yard.
We are taking orders for Handfer-
chiefs to be made and embroidered in
ireland with Initials, fun name, fac
simiie of signature. monogram or crest.
Prices are much lover than last year.
Come in and see the samples.
We are sole agents for 8utterick's
Patterns, and we have oil the latest
styles and publications. for which we
take subscriptions If desired.
OUR MAIL ORDER Department is kept
unusually busy in these days of special
sales. Think of it. This department
brings our special sales, with oil their
wonderful vaiu es, within reach of
every village or farm house in the forth
west. Our new catalogue will soon be
out. Send for it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Anew line of styfshy made
Children's Dresse s

aus just been received for Autumn and
Winter, and we viii sell them 50 che1o
that it vii scarcely pay to make them at
aome.
We are making closing prices on al
kinds of Spring AID Summer Garments.
You can buy any of item at COST
many of them for half of the original
cost.
Goats and jackets for womea or chill
dren, sUtz6je for Ggtuml use.
WashIbie Waists or SIX Waists, Tea
Gowns AM Wrappers, Six or Mo5uir
Travelling Garments. al are CIT down in
price. This will be our last call for
SprinQ or SuR1R7er.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
MANCHESTER PARK,

The What Cheer club celebrated the
birthday of three of its members Sat
urday evening. They were Mesdames
Ely and Beer. and MIR. Mofhtt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epperly, of Goodrich
avenue. are entertaining Mrs. SunIsel,
of New Ulm.
Mrs. San and son, of Princeton ave.
nue., have returned from a trip to
Monticello.
The Misses Maude and Therese Gas
pell are spending few weeks III Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mounts entertained a
few friends at dinner Wednesday even
ing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Mrs. William Woodhead. of st. Paul.
COL. spent Monday with Mrs. Lang
horne.
Messrs. O'Malley and Lowry, OF
of the weekswith J. j. Caward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. M. Tuelle returned
Thursday morning from hunting ex-
petition to North Dakota.
The Guild of st. Marks Mission held
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
PlkKLE kLUB
Gives an Enjoyable Entertain
fnent.

Gives an Enjoyable Entertain
ment.
The leading society event of the week
at White Bear lake was the second an
nual hop and reception of the Pickle
kiub. which took place at Ramaley's
pavilion Thursday evening. and was IN
dulged in by about 800 friends of the
''klub," who came from ST. Paul, Min
neapolis and Saltwater. The pavilion
was taStefully decorated. among the
unique decorations being a large .'pickle
flag" which was presented to the
''kIub" by Dr.. j. NJ. Finnel. The out
side of the building was strung with
Chinese lanterns. which with the red
fire gave the place very gay appear
ance. The Twin City Banjo and Mando-
lin club furnished the music
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Muslin Underwear Department.

Three styles in Homen's Muslin DrGH-
ers. plain with cluster of tucks. cluster
of tucks viii embroidery, or cluster of
tucks and cambria rufls, oil at Csc
each for choice.
Cream=Coiored China Silk Skirts
for women are cut from S5.75 10
So. so Each.
Coiored Dinlity Gowns are re5ucad
from So. 90 TO So. so Each.
Ciliidren's Refer Jackets of
checfed otis, 2. 3 AID 4 years, re-
duced from So. rs and $40 to $50
for aay size.
A I3t of c5Idren's Cloth cIonks for
autumn, reduced from So. 81 and SIS to
S!.25 for choice of lot
lot of 8roudcfoth Eeefers, for 8 or 4
years. cut from $3.50 to $2.o3 each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26

If the delightful weather of the past
two weeks continues the lakes will not
be deserted until very late this year.
At White Bear people show no DISPOSE
ton whatever to retGrn 10 their city
homes. and although at MinnetOnka the
hotels talk of closing next week, it is
doubtful if they will decide to; and still
there are so many cottages at all parts
of the lake that there will still be
enough people 10 get up the usual num-
Der of lake festivities.
-
On Thursday evening Mrs. j. NJ
Hannaford, of Portland avenue. gave an
informal tea for her cousin. Miss Brain
erd. of ST. Adams. VT. who has been
visiting her for some time.
-"
Mrs. Merriam gave large card party
anu luncheon on Thursday at her sum
mer home at Forest lake. a large num-
Der went out from town on the eariy
morning train. This and the '.swelln
base ball game in Minneapolis made a
full day.
One has always been considered vely
fortunate to be numbered among Col.
Riggs friends. but recently those
fortunate ones have more than ever
realized their good luck. as the colonel
took large party in special car all the
way 10 Vancouver, by way of Banff.
Many are the tales told of the jolly time,
and of tie charming hospitality of the
popular host.
st. Paul has another literary club.
This time it is the young ladies, and il
aspires TO he an embryo Century club.
The poets of the nineteenth century are
to be considered during the first wear.
Mrs. Bachus is the manager of the new
CLUB and Miss Fannie Gilfllan is its
first president. The first meeting is
with Miss Grace Upham. and the date
Oct. 1.
1t seems pleasantly natural to see Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Newell and Mrs. Dick
lnSC n again in st. Paul, and the ONLY
regret is that they are only here on a
visit. Mir. Newell has become identi-
fed with the Far West, and returns
there in the fall.
-
There is rumor that we are to lose
zen. Merritt, and if the general, also
dr.. Sturgis. This is not pleasant news
in fact, st. Paul could hardly lose two
more popular men. and it is hoped that
the rumor will not become a fact.
st. Paul society girls have a reputa-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
NEW
Dress Fabrics S!

The STOCK in this department is
growing to mammoth proportions.
Our counters are laden with the
choicest products of the best for
eisn and domestic looms. Our Spe-
ciai importahons are rapidly arrv-
ing, and they are richer this sea-
son and more varied than ever be-
fore. We are able to show the H.
side exclusive styles of the most
fashionable houses in Paris, Edio-
burgh, Glasgow and London. Ex-
travagant eccentTcities in style
that nobody wants we have endeav-
ored to avoid, but really
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Sacred Concert.

The Cathedral Musical circle gives its
fourth annual concert on Sept. G. The
concert this year will be made up of
some of the best selections Of classical
church music, consisting of such pieces
as Gounod's "Mors ct Vita" PRO Pee
catis," from Rossini. and other choice
portions from eminent COMPOSERS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
Highest of all in Leavenng PoweLatest U. S Govt Report
II>5!! q! R Rskiisg'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Thursday from trip on the great
lakes. 80.
Miss Jennie Cox. of Omaha. Neb., is
visiting at the residence OF Judge and
Mrs. John Twohy Jr., 736 lglehart
street. t-" -sfr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor McClurg have
taken apartments at the Marlborough.
Misses Stella and Lucy Halloweli
have returned from White Bear.
Miss Julia Griffin spent the past week
visiting friends in Saltwater.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
OUR FUR FACTORY

Is in full operation. and We are prepared
to make oil kinds of Furs or tGr Car
naents in the very best manner. Better
leave your orders now, before we get
busy. We can give your orders more
attention, and we do the work cheaper.
Garments bought or ordered now viii
be held and cared for until you WInt
them. NE remodel or repair all kinds of
fgrs or Fur Garments, for men or woR1-
en-, at reasonable rates.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
We open our first importation of
NEW LACES !

for autumn and winter on Monduy.
The quantity of Outing FianEeis re
sell is Simply amazing. Our low prices
do it, In enormous quantity came in
yesterday, cn6 they go on sale Monday
ike this:
Fine Ta71ise Outings, q good IL IT,
cent grade, for
8 Cents a Yard.
Fine Amoskeug Teazie Gowns. in 6eug-
hfW and qujie nc vel color effects, q IS
cent quality, for 10 Gents,
We have the strongest flannel Stock
IN the Northwest. 1t viii pay you to
visit ii.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
MILITARY CAPE !!
OF Astrakhan or Canada Seal Fur,

OF Astrakhan or Canada Seal Fur,
We can offer you values that we think
you viii look for else where in yajn.
The styles you viii find here are right.
Dry goods men STUDY style. and are
familiar with it, Hearty ali, and ne
think we might say quite all, the improve-
ments in the shapes of Fur Garments
made in the last thirty years have been
made at the suggestion of dry goods
men, who nov do ihe bulk of the retail
fur business of tie United Stntss.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26

ton in the ball room that is second to
none. but perhaps it is in the homes of
the poor That they are best known. As
the Kings Daughters thev are known
from Sw ede hollow TO University ave-
nue.. and the good they do, in practical
way, cannot be estimated. Certain
families look to them for everything,
from naming the baby and standing for
it to the winters coal. AS poor
woman said, not long since, when asked
how She expected to get through the
following month: II guess I'll get them
there Kings girls to come and take care
of ME"
There are rumorS in the air of sew
eral engagements, one of widower,
two widowerS, in fact; but even a hint
of the others concerned cannot be given.
However, it will not be long before they
are out. And then some very swell
weddings will follow, when the leaves
begin 10 fall.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
GRAND VALUES IN The
Furniture and Drapery Dept,

MADRAS and BOsLM cUSTiIRL. eS
at cost, many of them less th1n cost of
importation.
On Monday morning at 8 q. m. We win
offer two of the greatest bargains we
have ever sold in this department..
T. We will ssH all The Cream Madras
now marked CSC. CSC. 4cc and 45c for
u Gents a Yard
H. a large lot of white ground, fig
Ured, 50-inch Musiins, oil ne and worth
65c and 75c, vii be sod, while they
last, Tor
A3 Gents a Yard
cott3n Fuaees ard Loops to match
will be sold at epsciai prices.
We are also prepared to offer unusual
values in odd pieces and SETS of artistic
furniture in latest de igHs. Upholstered
Easy Chairs. Couches and Sofas of the
finest kind
fyou want any upholstery work, we
can do it for you in the very best sty'e
None in these cities con beat the work we
can DO, and very few can equal it.
Ne remodel or reuphoISter old furHi-
ture in TIE best manner at very reasona-
bic prices
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
BLACK SILKS!

49, hEE SH ~ y @H "a Os
In all the popular weaves at the
following low special prices. This
safe will give you an opportunity to
secure an always ready, serWcea-
bic BLACK SILK GOWN for very
much Tess than present or pros
pectIve value. An the signs mdi-
cate, and all the utterances, written
or oral of the prophets of the
pantheon of fashion speak OF Black
Silks as coming into favor. They
are sure to be extremely fashionable
at very early day. and every
woman in America knows how USE
tut they are. There is no way by
which we can give you a clear idea
of their cheaPneSs save inspection.
Come and look at them. Unless
you are we'll satisfied of their
cheapness do not think of 6uying.
We viii sell BLACK GR0S G9AINS, 81
inches VIDE. for S8c; 22 inches vide
for Si.io; 22 inches wide for Si.28;
% inches wide for ST.. 4S.
BLACK FABLE FR4kcAISE, 22 inches
wide. for 89c; % inches wide, for o8c:
% inches wide, for Si.lo.
BLACK SATIN SENEc RAL. a new
weave. 22 inches wide. tor Sl,35: 22
inches wide. for Sl.6o.
BLACK SATIN D0CH:SSE. 20 inches
VIDE. for 6oc; 22 inches wide, for
csc; 22 inches wide, for Sl.2S.
BLACK PsAU De S0lE, ri inches wide,
for Soc; 22 inches wide, for CSC: p
inches vide. for $l.lo; 22 inches vide.
for $i.48.
SLhcX asMU8E R0YALE, 21 inches
vide, for csc; "a inches wide. for
click TAfFE7A. 20 inches wide, for
&c; 81 inches wide, for 60c: 22
inches wide. for Csc; % inches wide,
BLeCK fLMA BOYLE, 22 inches wide,
for ST.. 4S; 22 inches wide. for SI,6o.
sL.cK caY5TIL 6EAcALINE, 22
inches wide, for 7oc; 22 inches vice,
for CSC,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
new CLOTH cLolK DEPARTMENT.

Ranaom II Horizons. 20 and 1Gl East
Sixth street, Will be really Sept. l.
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OUR ADVANCE SALE OF
: lJR s !!

Like ALTO other special sales, has been
successful teyond our most SaTgWHe an
Gcipqtions Our first shipments were
entirely sold out in few days. and while
awaiting additional shipments we have
kept silent on the subject of Furs. NV
they are coming in quite freely, and the
low prices announced for our advance
sale viii be maintained a few days long,
er. Fyou want q stylish
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26

There is rumor that we are to lose
Yen. Merritt, and if the general, also
dr.. Sturgis. This is not pleasant news
in fact, st. Paul could hardly lose two
more popular men. and it is hoped that
the rumor will not become fact.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26

st. Paul society girls have a reputa.