The mirror., 1895-02-28
AGAIN AT THE FRONT.

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large spring stock invites an inspection. which
will convince the most skeptical that he has as
fine line of goods can be found in any OF the
large cities, Those who have been in the habit
heretofore of purchasing their clothing in
our neghboring cities will save money by
patrOnizing our home tailOrs. Martin says:
That he can make just as good suit of
clothes for from $500 to $500 less than
the same can be made by any of the leading
tailors in our neighboriDg cities; material and
workmanship equal Call at No. 237 North 2nd
Street and be convinced of the facts stated
above.
The most thoroughly nonplussed mortal about
the prison Friday was the dog TriX-he OF the
abbreviated tail. When the prison team with
its colOred Jehu failed to show up at the usual
hour he concluded that it was another of those
cussed HOLIDAYS which he thinks are becoming
altogether too frequent so he returned to his
Sunday quarters on the Warden'S dOOrmat.
When the first influx of visitors arrived 1rlN
arose shook himself eyed askance the incOm-
ing thrOng. and grOwled: Fresh fish, and
raft of them-mlst be another lot of SOuther-
ners: guess I'll move out of the way SO he be-
took himself to the cellar in search OF repOse;
but when his canine eyes took in the shelf upon
shelf of Drowned turkeys and the accompanying
accessories he concluded that this was no inrOad
of Uncle Sans wards but something of an alto
gether different calibre. He saw at once that
the nut was too hard for him to crack. so he
hunted up his old crOny. Farmer Rose. and put the
question as to what in TOphet all this indicated.
His old friend gave him the key to the enigma
in this wise: why TriXy. don't you know those
are the people the politicians get all their money
from to run elections with. They're away up
people, TriX and used to good grub so we've
| got to put on little style when they cOme.'
Over 400 people passed through THE MIRROR
office last Friday. among whom were the follow
ing whose names we caught in passing: Lieut..
Gov Day and wife. Senators Macarthur. Blue
Earth City; Pottgeizer. st. Paul. j. Wing.
daughter and son. Aspelund; j. E. Morris and
wife. Morris; R. J. Bowling and wife, clerk of
the senate; Sen Gilbert. Ramsey Co.; Sen. and
Mrs. Potter. Hennepin Co.. Sen. Steffins Holm
sted; Sen. Sperry. OwatOnna. Representatives:
Riley and wife and Miss Stewart, st. Paul; G
F. Wright John X. Grondah. editor Republican
Red Wing: Henry Feig and Miss Owre. Mr.
Smith, doorkeeper house and wife; Miss Clara
c. Miller. elk. enrolling CON-; John Whitaker
Page: Senator Hanson. wife and two daughters
Iitchfeld Editors: E. S. Lambert. Furgus Falls
Globe: w. c. Fitch North st. Paul Sentinel: j
c. Norby Norman Co. Herdld r. w. Clifford
and wife. Peoples Gazette. st. Paul. Jane:
Ruane Slayton Gazette; j. M. Misen. st. Pau
CdU; c. R. Sheppard. Renville Co. Union. Birt
Island: Mrs. Chas. S. Sherman. West st. Pau
Times; Robert Hill. WinOna Republican; ant
Mr. Verify of the st Paul Dispatch. Manage
Dunn and party; Manager Norrish with Mrs
Quinby and S. M. Schaller. of Dakota Co.: Mis-
Mcnamara and Miss Erickson. employees at th
capitol MIR. Alex Ncoll and wife. engineer a
the capitol. escorted by Engineer Jones; Mrs.
A. Sage and Mrs. w. w. Searle. of 562 st. Pete
Street st. Paul r. j. Perry and wife. of Helena
Montana Miss Jessie A. and Laura Wllkln. II
+ E 18th ST.. Minneapolis; Miss Annie Gibbons
991 Eckert ST. st. Paul: e. c. Blake with Hal
! risOn & Smith. Minneapolis: Miss kittie Murray
, 37s Wabasha ST. ST. Paul; f. j. Cassery. 81
Paul: j. F. McCauey. ST. Cloud; S. A. Philliss
Dan F. Reese. Capt. j. I. Berger John Jackson
Chief of Fire Dept st. Paul. Hon. L. E. Byrne
and son. Geo. w. Parker and wife. 500 EXchang
Minneapolis.