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ENDED IN A FIGHT,
Marietta Qulur,l the Field at Cincinnati,
Two Players Fight,

CINCINNATI, Nov, sS.-.Trouble be-
tween the Cincinnati University and
Marietta College foot ball teams, which
began last week, ended to-day in u for
felted game and eliminated tonight in
n fight at the Gibson house, Five thou
sand people paid their way Into the
buse ball park to see. the foot ball
game, only half OF which they saw. To-
tai score; Cincinnati l2, Marietta D..
There was no smuggling on tho grounds.
Once the umpire warned Marietta
about 0G-slde playingAln the first half.
In the second half the umplre penaliZel
Marietta for this of'ense, Marietta
refused the pentlty and quit tho game
amid Jeers OF the spectators.
The game, first half, stood to G. The
referee for MHrietta's refusal to accept
the penalty, gave It to Cincinnati, II 20
q.
AZ the Gibson house tonight, Foley,
OF Cincinnati, and Sykes, OF Marietta,
ongag ed In Il hot discussion OF the days
dolngs, Sykes applied to Foley an Op-
pToblous eplthGt implying beastly an-
Ccstry, Foley rctorted with fist blow
that spraYled Sykes and rendered him
speechless for while, President
Simpson, OF Marietta, called for the POI
lice. Foley was hustled out by back
door, Sykes was taken to his room,
where surgeon cared for his ear,
which had been injured In the game,
and had ben sympathetlcally hurt by
the first blow between the eyes. There
have been no subsequent proceedings,
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The Tigers VIII Challenge the DuIncsneS
OF Pittsburgh.

The news OF the victory OF the Du-
quesne foot ball team, OF Pittsburgh.
over the Pittsburgh Athletic Club, was
reclved with much interest here on ac-
count OF n possible game between Du-
uuesue and the Wheeling Tigers in the
near future for the Ohio Valley foot
ball championship. Manager Iarrows,
OF the Tigers, will send Manager Tenn
pe, OF the Duquesnes, challenge, and
il is believed that game can be ar
ranged for next week ut Pittsburgh or
Wheeling
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and Miller kicked gopl, Score, steuhen-
Willie Athletic Club o; Linsly o.
The ball was taken 10 center and w.
Handlan kicked on; Mooney and Miller
advanced II twenty yards and Miller
kicked 10 I.Insly live yard line, when
time was called; Mooney, one OF the
Stcbenvillo Athletic Club players, has
a stump arm, which he used with tell
Ing effect In getting through the lines,
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ONE Minute Cough Cure In rightly
named. II Affords instant roller from
nufrofing when AFFLICTED with u Hpvorr
cough or cold II acts un the throat.
bronchial tubes, aud lungs ana never
falls 10 ElyG llHImrdlR!o tengt L2 },
body, ilcnwoDd, mud lIuwiu 4 Goa
bridgeport, ~
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ROLF 60 x ANE
Vol. mt 30 FOrRrEENrM srRREE
FOE SALE.

House, II ROOMS, brick. 18th a., $500.
Hotel, q rooms, Martins Ferry, o. cheap on
easy terms
House, rooms ant s.roomCd house In rear,
Markets.. between 18th and Sth SIS $50.
New hOusG. d rooms. Largo lot, aSih 81 SlGOl
House, rooms, 2ilh st., Sl,lm
House, bfDOms 1871 ~. 80
House. 10 rooms; ChspIIno st., Centre Wheel
Ing with large lot, cheap on easy tptma
House, GfnnnS aud hail. with acres Pleas
ant VALLEY $500.
House 8rOOms Centre Wheeling. 500
House, SrIOms aud hall bath AVID both gases,
Jacob A.. between 18Th aud lC,h, sh,jOl.
Hose, O rooms aud hall, lot bOxlOl r., near
street car barn ChoAp. Sl,Tll.
Corner lot. Lind 81. o. 1905 font, cheap $50
lots In MrMcchen North b'nwbOd Glendtle,
Island, Elgnetnn. Park Wow. lNcasans Valley
and many other lots In aud near citS. Call and
get prices.
IonJc, 5rooms, brick. corner lot, I'D St,
$50
House. 2room, brick, 10: aszl2l Il. Chapllne
ST.. 18th ward S7Up0,
9lst lot iiNl20 4;
House, rooms, iIth st., Si.Gll
lots OH Liud 81, lie,vC1Nrs $50 and $40 each.
Bl'lneS, property on Market St. ut moderate
price.
real estate
MERRITT r. OENIME
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L. A. q. DrftAts pepan,y.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 2S-Loulsvllle
Athletic Club defeated the Depauw I'm
IVerslty foot ball eleven here to-day by
n score OF - to 10.
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WORLD OF SPORT,
NOTABLE GRIDIRQN CONTESTS

In An Past. orths Country Witnessed by
Iumrn,o crowd,-Chlrago and uo''oN
Tied -,puqurn,s Beats II, \, o'--ltSsn
wul challenge Duuaeme - Michigan
and chicago University Tted-w West Tir-
p,nla university Wins at Charleston
otacr New, OF Sport,
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BOSTON, Nov, 2S.-An Immense
crowd OF people saw the Boston Uni
YersIty eleven defeat Boston College In
u holly contested game at the South
end grounds to-day, the score standing
% IN n
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At Fast Liverpool the Y. NJ. c. A. foot
bail team played Pittsburgh Hish
School and n most exciting game Il
was, the score at the end being too. a
very large crowd attended.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S,-Tcn
thousand people sat In the rain to-day
aud watched stanford and University
OF California play another tie game, 9
TIA
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Yesterday ut Moundsville, one OF
Wheelings "Big -Four" checker artists,
George a. Kaiser, played the Marshall
county champion, DR.. Davis. and came
out ahead. Tho score: For Kaiser, won
four. lost two. md ten drnMA.
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COLUMBUS, Nov. 2S.-ohlo Stat
University. 19; Kenyon College 10.
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NEW CASTLE. Pa. Nov. 2S-Thc
New Castle and Youngstown foot ball
teams played an exciting game here to-
day, which resulted In victory for
youngstown by score NJ 9 too.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

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The University OF Virginia won th'
championship Of the south yesterday
By defeating the University Of NORTH
Carolina TO 0, Mt Richmond, Va
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Carllslc Ind
IN school 10; Y. NJ. c. "A.
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Real Estate Bargains.

Gnc iOroomcd house on Maryland street,
near PenuS,fcet all modern COnypnlonccS,
Two i.ro1mcd houses on TWenty.nlnIh
street ut SiJll 4 MCrliC,A
Sroorcd house on Virginia street. near York
street q 80
i.roomci liouI, on Woods street, near Forty.
third street NJ $3.50
on South Penn street ifyou want u home look
this up,
il.rdomci houSc on Fourteenth street near
EN1 street, lot ~ foot front Price - iJ1
Lots 2jIiOl feet on Floddi street. at siJO each.
Money to lOan-si0J TO sb,0N
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AKRON. o.. Nov 2S.-Buchtel Col
lege %; Masslllon Athletics 0.
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GROVE CITY, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Thc
Grove City foot ball team defeated the
Erie Y. n. C. a. eleven by score or
% too
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punlus wOnIt.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 2s.-COn'
tre College l6; Kentucky State Univer'
| City O.
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LANCASTER, O., Nov. 2S,-Athon
University 60; Lancaster o.
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LANCASTER. Pa. Nov. 2s.-Frank
lin and Marshall 4s; swnrthmore 0.
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hall season hero to.day Fully b,O0O
people witnessed the battle, Light ar
illlerY gSi Bmtler 0.
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roRsNtG

FOR SALE
llcldcncr, Pleasant Valley
lot on South Huron street for less than cost
No. ~ North Front street
Lot on South frnuts stree
10, on south Huron sitc't
Residence Wutl,lNn
Residence shnth Huron irNt
gA.tonmrl hone, lonitNhlt
House and lot. NnliOnl rial sbJl
Residence, Kentucky street
Residence, ThiftydrN strlJs
Residence. thhpllnt street
Residence. MutuliDch sitOlt
llp,lpncO. Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth sIftpS
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 2s.-Purdut
defeated Champagne. ILL.,, by 9 to /
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

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YoUNGs GREAT RUN
In the Duqussns-P. q. Game Was The
Fenture-p A, &, Uentei.

Fsaturc-P. A. c. Ieatsn.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. cS-Ten thou
sand people saw the contest for local
foot ball supremacy to-day In which
the Duquesnes defeated Pittsburgh
Athletic Club by n score of10 TO 6, In
the second half, Young, DuqucsnG's full
back. broke the centre and made phe-
nomenal run OF ninety-tive yards for II
touch down.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov, ?S.-The In.
dInnapolla light artillery eleven and
the Butler College eleven cloged the foot
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NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. IS
Weather clear and pleaEunt Attend
ancc 5000. Summaries:
First, one milc--NOrman won; Tan
cred second; Major Mclaughlin third.
Time. l43,
Second, 1--WE and one-hnlf furlonEH--
Nicholas won; Arsenic second; George
Smith third. Time, l;Ogh.
Third, selling, mile and onmhRlr--
LIghtfoot won; Marcel second: Pcyto-
MIA third. Time. ESQ.
Fourth, THANKSGIVING handicap,
mile and Observation-Disclosures won: LO.
gan second; Chattanooga third. Time,
1.lS.
Fifth. seven furlongs--Provcrb won;
Adnh l.. second; III Reno third. Time,
1904.
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REAL EsrATE.
Houses and Rooms for Rent

No. 7OIudiaua street. rooms and bath room;
modern.
No, 1903 Chapllne street. room, Tor Ol;iccS,
No. 10! ChIpllue street OJirl room.
No, 6l9 Main street, bEirk. rooms
No llGi High street, = rooms. $50
No. lllb High street, q TOpMs 90 ",
No. ~ Twelfth street, . rooms sl!W
No 1874 ArCOllGch street . rooms sJU,
No. ~ ThiTtYthri street, brick rOOnS, =.
No. ms Marke' street . rooms, third floor.
No. 1871 Natget -'frd4 OiliCc rooms
No. l16 Market street, ugiCe rooms
House on Baker street. "T0um' 81 %
MONEY 70 LOAN on REAL ESTATE
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L1Ns1Y WAS ByArgN

a. sttubenvilit, Hut Il Was Hard
Fought Game and There was Credit for
whtcllug's Athletes, Even In Defeat.
The FuIl Details.
The LInsly foot ball team. OF Wheel
ms met their second defeat ut the
hands OF the steubenYllle Athletic
Club team. yesterday. at Stcubenyille.
Thanksgiving Day was bright over
head, large crowd was in attendance
and the grounds were muddy from re-
cent rains. The Linsly boys put up a
biz fight and kept the score down.
Every man on the Llnsly team did well,
both individually and in team work II
was 3:li when they lined up with Linsly
defending the west goal.
Miller, for SteubenWlle, kicked on and
Brlnnen got the ball, but was tackled
without gain. Brnnnen advanced the
ball thirteen yards In two downs. Tur-
nar tried the left end. but lost ground.
J. Nandlnn lost ground when he got the
TALL W. Handlan kicked and Stcubcn-
VILE Athletic Club got the ball near
center; wintringer Mooney and Miller
advanced the ball through Llnsly's line.
The ball was fumbied the next two
times by SlcubcnVille Athletic Club and
NJ gains made. Mooney tried the
guards twice for I'VE yards gain: Banks
tried a run to right end, but was stop
ped BY Alexander: Mooney went
through the left guard for a gain.
The ball was next passed for kick.
but Turner slid through and stole the
ball Brannen tried right guard for no
gain; Hnndlan gained two yards
through left guard: Branncn and Tin
kcr made gains through right guards
Tor several yards each. Stcubcnvlllc
Athletic Club got the ball on n forward
pass by Tinker. Miller. Mooney and
Banks got through the guards for gains
from two to four yards enCh. Mooney
got through left guard Epr ten yards.
Miller went through right guard for n
small gain. Mooney and Miller then
got through left guard FOR small gains.
Miller got through left guard for seven
Yards ana Mooney made good run 20
To left. carrying tho bnll close to Lin
ely line, hut HHndlnn stopped him.
Time was called md then followed n
'llsputo because the Steubcnville Ath-
l.uGClnb boys thought tho half seemed
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In the second half. W. Hnndian kick
~ %; Mooney caught the ball ana car
rioi II Tor gain Of twenty-five yards
10 the l"ft end: Mooney went ut right
.l7rl for one ward; Banks went
'hrurh loft guard for ak ynrds. Tho
unTt down the ball wan fumbled In
lrsIng. but Miller fell ON II: Miller was
allowed through the line for ten ynrda:
lHhkR went through right guard for
'hfee yards. I.nply got the ball on
Iywnn: !. Handlan carried Tho bHll 10
l''' '1d, nidNd by good Interference, for
'W"h,y.llvc yards. md Rng stopped by
Wlnuihlrci: Tinker made several yards
through right guard; Sharp retired
from the Runo with n swollen bump
over hlF eye; Tinltcr wnA tackled on the
nfHi down w Doyle and lost ground. i.
li1ndlan wbH stopped ~ AuEhrnbnugh
ami ;h' bail went to Stcubcnvllic Ath.
l"ilc club on downs; Mooney Miller
nnl Banks tried the Guards, but failed
70 Fpin aud the ball went 10 Llnsly on
downs
J. lInndInn tried thr gunrd. but failed
~ gain. Tho bail WAS fumblcl tito
nNE' down and Dnughcfty rot II Hnh
Stated across tho nRid, hut wnq stop.
nn1 by W. llandlnn. wlnlrlnCcr fell on
ll1 bnll after tumble and saved IL.
Miller RHlnod four ynrdB through con-
i'r, Miller Kicked 10 the fence and tho
ban wRH brought bnch 10 The twenty
hyc yhrd linz! AuRilnnhnugh tackled \,
lllndlhn Tor q lons twice. W. lInndlan
Kicked and WlntrInFrr caught and nd.
WINGED thu hail nyn ynrdBi Mooney
wont through left guard for nVo yards,
Miller tried ccrthr, but mndn M Rnlni
iInnhH nnh Mooney made gains ihr0IlUh
rntdF hanks rot through lcft guard
'ur ten ynfiR. Mooney nndc n gain
through loft giinrd. Tho hail WINS pnnr.
a ~ DnughprtY. who carried II nrfpa1
ihr line. II WIS held Nv bo n forward
pnnR md after dispute the bnll vas
Drought bnok md Mooney In three
llwng made such Hnlns TINT In the
third hs pushed II over the gonl ilnc,
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FOB SALE.

seyenruomed brick house with all modern
Improvements and cOnvenienccs, within tllreo
miRI,e, walk Of Mcl.urc House
New mo '"rn hOnsc wish large lot Mt Pleasant
Valley irT d yl1, Il would cost that " dupli.
cate hOHse u one.
lATuln, IN the building lots on corner Of
TWcniy.nnlh aud JacOh streets
To loan on city real csiltc-sl 40. slr5O, 500
$500, sou.
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foRE, Nov. 28.-Plmllco

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S.-Plmllco
summaries;
First, i've furlOngH-Florle won; We.
notln second: IIcrcay third, Time, tiOG
Second. seven furlorga- Little Tom
won. Dlnbolus second. sun Up third.
Time 1886
Third, inllc--Lndy Adams won; Fatal
second: Kerry Cow third Time l:52M
Fourth. Thanksgiving dry handicap,
milc.-prCmlcr won; LcVlnl seconds
Vollcy third. Tlmc, iAgh
Fifth six flrlOngB- Shakespeare III
won; Whippnny second: Trcnnrgo
third. Thine, i!loH.
sixth, mile and Rixtccnth--lGcllpsa
won; Phocbus second; AntIdotc third
Time, i:5C
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FOB THE CHAYPIoNsHIp.

suNDuRY, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Bucknell
Is; Dickinson 0.
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IN IhN Y Stump w TV1I ON WTNNNVN
4 a. Zniiln - Co. phill v"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22
BEHIND THE BARS.
J.5VICT0R BERGsTROM REACHES
ST. PAUL WITH DEPUTY
SHERIFF. GOss.
PUT IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
HE REFUSES TO SPEAK ABOUT
THE CHARGE AGAINST
HIM.
2NDREWs DOWN ON FARGO.
The Man Accused of DispOsing of
II Bicycle Tells of His Treat
mcnt There.
PUT IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
SNDREws DOWN ON FARGO.

Deputy Sheriff Goss returned to ST.
Paul last evening having in custody
j. Victor Bergstrom. who is charged
with having appropriated $1,25S be-
longing to the Great Northern rail-
road, While employed in the pas
senger department as ticket clerk.
Some weeks after the lad was missed
from the service of the road and q
shortage discovered, word was
received here of his arrest by the
New York authorities. Deputy Goss
was sent to bring him back. Berg
strom, who is said to have been led
into indiscretion by wayward asso
ciates. behaved himself on the trip
in the most exemplary manner, but
stOutly declined to discuss his crime
with the deputy. He was seen last
night at the county jail shortly after
his arrival, but refused to make any
statement for publication, saying
that he preferred to keep silent at
least for the present.
The manner in which BergStrOm is
said to have defrauded the road
was this: He appropriated cash ,ent
in for tickets and issued checks for
prepaid business to the agents, send
ing in orders after having previously
credited himself with the checks.
1t has transpired that the boy was
dismissed from the road on account
of incompetency before a discrep-
ancy was revealed by a checking
made necessary by the placing of an
other clerk in the position. An effort
was made to keep the matter quiet,
it being stated that the shortage
would be made good. The boy was
bonded in the sum of $500.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22
DISTRICT COURT.
NEW CASES.

63,S14D. S. Erb & Co. VS.. Patrick
O'Reagan; action to recover $632 on ac-
count.
63,S15-George H. Upper VS.. Lucinda
Upper; action for divorce.
63,S17-J. H. Allen & Co. VS.. O. II.
account.
6S,S1S-Eugene w. McCord VS.. Celes-
tia NJ. McCord; action for divorce.
6, ,S20-Brennan Lumber Company VS..
200 on account.
"a, ,346-Matilda J. Russell VS.. The
Germania Bank; note of issue filed.
64,373-Noyes Bros. & Cutler VS.. Mer-
rell Ryder; action to recover 1926 paid
for goods alleged to have been misrep-
resented.
64,S77-Helen Allison VS.. James and
Margaret Ross; action in ejectment.
BEFORE THE JUDGES.
62,Os6-Edwina Miller VS.. William
Keefe, w. b. Boyd and J. L. Strauch;
verdict for the plaintiff. Judge Kelly:
"a, ,262-Michael Crowley VS.. j. l..
Strauch; on trial. Judge Kelly.
"a, 4,7O3-Tacoma Smelling Company VS..
Occur d'Alene Mining Company; judg-
ment for plaintiff on the pleadings.
Judge Kerr
81, 1,674-Elizabeth L. Gardner VS.. Fl
deity Mutual Insurance Company; con-
so, 313-Lawrence ]. Casserly VS.. Ma
tional Live Stock Company; on trial.
Judge Kerr.
81, 61,8O2-Asher Matthews VS.. Eastern
Railway Company of Minnesota; con-
tinued
g., 1,405-Nicholas Pothen VS.. George H.
Hazard; continued.
81, ,96S-Christian Schneider VS.. A. s.
Weymouth & Co.; verdict for plaintiff
for $153. Judge Kerr.
60, ,155-A. S. Hall VS.. ]. S. Robertson;
on trial. Judge Brill.
61,618-J. H. Allen & Co. VS.. Catherine
Gelderman; verdict for plaintiff for
$500. Judge Otis.
-Virginia H. Stees VS.. Robert
Rantoul ct al; judgment for $3.50 tor
| plaintiff and injunction against smoke
| nuisance. Judge Willis.
SUPREME COURT ROUTINE.
| The supreme court heard the follow
| ing cases yesterday:
| German-American Bank of Little
| Falls, respondent, VS.. The Peoples Gas
and Electric Company, defendant; P.
| H. Gross, appellant; j. G. Flynn, re-
spondent. Argued and submitted.
Jonas Guilford VS., The Western
| Union Telegraph Company. Submitted
on briefs.
F. J. Farrand VS.. N. P. Clarke. Ar
gued and submitted.
The following cases will be heard by
the court today: Carl T. Harbo, re-
spondent, VS.. The Board of County
Commissioners of Blue Earth County,
appellant.
Hiram c. Truesdale, appellant, VS..
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22

Germania Life Insurance Company ct
al, respondents.
First National Bank of Hastings, re-
spondent, VS.. Ezra F. Lambert, ap-
First National Bank of Hastings, re-
spondent, VS.. E. F. Lambert ct al, .ap-
pellants.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22
CHILDREN'S DAY.

Chi1dren's Trimmed Felt Hats,
ready to wear; worth S1,oo 0hn
to $50. Special for Friday IUU
and Saturday ..............
Misses and Ladies Felt Sailors,
all good shapes and colors, black,
brown and navy; worth hHn
SIPS to $3.50. UUU
Ladies' Soft Crown Fedora, best
quality of Felt made, all 90 M
colors; worth S4.OO to DN,UU
5000. Choice, this sale.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22
Millinery Department.

Four Great Bargain Tables and
better values were never offered:
Table No. Handsomely 90
1y trimmed Hats that have M. 00
been S. and 81 each, for.
Table No. 2-Trimmed CA 90
Hats that have been 50 to tNH 90
Table No. 3-Trimmed GO 40
Hats that is have been s1o.5o %. 10
to S14.00, choice, each. -.
Table No. 4-Trimmed Hats that
were S14OO to $1,000; among them
are many handsome Inn On 90
ported Hats, choice, nil. 90
each
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22
Loxerine Wants to Know

What you are going to do today; he Is
selling Shoes; he is going out of the
Retail Trade You can make money
buying shoes there. We are headquar-
ters for Shoe Store Supplies, Leather
and Findings.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-22

One Block From Hotel Ryan.
Adam Fetch's, corner Fifth and Rob-
ert. Fine Havana Cigars speciality.