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Sharp County record., 1897-12-17
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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
IN PROSPECT.

The Royal Neighbors', No. 244, gave Tecep-
ton yesterday afternoon, Mrs. o.. A Beals,
assisted by Mesdames You'd and Harmon,
acting as hostesses. When the guests entered
they were presented to the receiving ladies'
and then to the lodge goat" Mrs. b. u:
Watts, the supreme oracle, was the guest OF
honor, and was escorted to the function py
Mesdames Bronson and Darratt. Up stairs
the comfort of the guests was looked to oy
Mesdames Stewart and Godfrey. In the oln.
ing room, which was decorated IN the royai
colors of the order, were Mesdames Hencn-
man, Baker, Parker, Bronson and Darratt
Those who assisted the hostess otherwise
were Mesdames KimbaN Evans, Rapue and
Campbell. Roses, palms, chrysanthemums
and yiolets graeed the rooms. Ryder,s Man
doIin orchestra furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Pothen, of 1S7 Ed
mund street, celebrated their wooden wed
ding the evening of Oct "a by entertaining
a number of friends with cards. music and
dainty refreshments. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs P. McDonough Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Shepley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barth, Mr., and
Mrs T. c. Picha, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Boyer
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Frazer, Mr.; and Mrs. A
Anfang, Mr.. and Mrs A. Schlecta, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Pothen and Mr.. and Mrs. Hauft; Mrs
Anon, Mrs. Walda; Misses R. Anfang, F.
Schulta, F. F. Alsfang NJ: Phalen, A. Pin1
Keller, c. Connen, A. H. Sonnen, W. Sc
fer, J. Schwitz, L. Picha, G. Messing, Huoert
Pothen, A. Pothen, James Machovetz, Garrett
F. Schwetz and Lewis Feiss.
The St Johns Social Auxiliary Society of
Dayton's Bluff is being remodeled on new
lines. 1t is proposed to practically eliminate
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
DAYTON's BLUFF.

The Dayton Bluff Mothers club will meet
Monday afternoon at O'Clock in the kinder
garten room of the Van Buren school. Mrs.
W. N. Jamison will give an address, Sub
ject: The Characteristics of an Ideal Home
and the Influence of Surroundings on Charac-
ter Mrs. H. w. Heine will read and 1t is
| desired that all mothers of the Bluff will be
present, ana join the. club free of charge.
The Fleur de Lis Euchre club met at Mrg.
Rotert, OF Hudson avenue, Friday afternoon.
Prizes were won as follows: Mrs. Webber,
Mrs Eubanks, Mrs. Rotert, and Mrs. Little.
The club will be entertained next Friday at
the home of Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Teple, Mr.. and Mrs L.
klinkerfues Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Krefger.
Mr.; and Mrs. c. Miss. Mrs. Caroline Kreiger,
and George Teple went to Wyoming yester-
day to attend the golden wedding of M- and
Mrs. Teple Of that place.
Miss Paul Teegarten gave a birthday party
Wednesday: The guests were Mrs. Allan
kreiger Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Albrecht,
Mrs. Edward K1inkerfues Mrs. Gunther, Mrs.
c. Miss, and Mrs Seibert.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mccall of Hudson ave
nue., entertained the members OF the o. ].
H: Monday evening. Mrs. Mccall was assist
ed by Miss Amelia Gabrielsou.
Mrs. Plumstead and Miss May Plumstead of
Shakopee, were the guests of Mrs. ]. w. Le
May, of Third street, during the week.
Mrs. Whitaker, of the Zimmerman fats,
entertained Thursday evening at cards for
Mrs. Fogg. of Tacoma.
MIS- H. L. tray OI huusOn avenue, leII
Monday for Seattle, where she will reside in
the future.
Mrs A. L. Hening, of Euclid street, enter
tanned Friday at dinner for Miss Carlson, Of
StilIwater.
Miss Ida Mae Miller of Euclid street. en-
tertained the 'fThimble Bee Thursday aft
ernoon-
Mrs Barnum of the Marlowe. is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Turner. Of West Superior.
Mrs Winehagen Of Milwaukee is ths
guest of Mrs. Winehagen, of Conway street.
Mrs C. S. Fogg. of Tacoma, is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. John Roper, OF Bates avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dayton of Bates ave-
nue. left Wednesday evening for Michigan.
Miss Grace Tully, of Sixth street. gave q
party Tuesday for her eleventh birthday
Miss Efie Mayfeld of Hudson avenue, Is
visiting friends in Seattle.
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musical programme rendered, every number
of which was encored.
A luncheon was given Tuesday at the Min
nesota club in honor of Mrs. P. II. Conrad :
son, of Franklin, Pa. The guests were Mes
danes HoXsie, Henry D. Willis, McMichael,
Dftmars, Mayo, German, Officer and A. A.
White.
The German club met Tuesday and made
arrangements for the season. c. D. Thomp-
son, J. NJ. Blakely and Luther B.. Newport
were made executive committee. Thanksg1v-
ing will probably be the date of the first ger
man.
church gathered Tuesday night in the parlors
of the church to formally receive the new
pastor, Rev. Benjamin Longley, who comes
from the Methodist church at Winona.
The Laurel Cycle club gave masquerade
party Friday evening in their club house,
166 Summit avenue. There were 70 invita-
tions sent out, and no admittance was given
to one not suitably masqued.
The Joseph Pennell art exhibit of the st.
Paul school of Fine Arts closed Monday
night at 10 o'clock. The exhibit has been
a success in every way, and the ladies feel
highly gratifed at the result.
The Albion club gave its initial waltz
and two-step party Friday evening In Lifts
functions to be given at snort intervals
throughout this season.
Nearly 100 people attended the reception
given in the guild room OF st; Clement nbs
function will be repeated at short Intervals
during the year.
The senior class of st. Joseph's academy
gave a reception to the junior class Thurs
dav evening A literary and musical pro-
gramme was rendered and refreshments were
served.
The Public School union was sponsor for
comedy, Down by the Sea-" given IN the
Central high school Tuesday night for the
benefit of the Benjamin Drew school library
fund
Mrs. Robert Rantoul gave luncheon of
eight covers Monday at the Aberdeen. Among
the guests were Mesdames Carey, Furness,
Foster, Cass Gilbert and G. c. Squires.
The members of the kangaroo club were
pleasantly entertained last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. True S. White, on
Douglas street
Mrs F. B. Kellogg gave luncheon OF ten
covers Monday for Mrs. Dutton, OF CEDAR
Rapids. The table decorations were pink.
Mr. and Mrs T. s. White, of Douglas
street gave a dinner Friday eye2ing for Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Mix. of Crookston.
Mrs. Rukard Hurd of the Marlborough. en-
tertained Informally Wednesday evening for
Mrs. Hoffman. of New York.
Mrs. Horace Bigelow gave luncheon
Tuesday. at her home at Irvine Park for Mrs
Ethan Allen. of New York.
Mrs. John I. H. Field. of Dayton avenue
gave tea Friday afternoon for Mrs. AL
len Of New York
Miss Eta Merrill entertained large COM
peny Friday evening at her home, on Fair
mount avenue.
Mrs. Robert Mannheimer, of Iglehart street,
entertained the Stormy Euchre club Thurs
day afternoon.
The J. F. T. club met at the home CT Miss
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
IN !. M4rR1MoN1AL WAY.

William B. Thorne, son of DR.. and Mrs
William Thorne, of Hastings, and Miss Har-
riett T. Vosburgh Of Reno, New, were mar
ried at the latter place on the goth inst. The
groom is bookkeepers in the First National
bank. ST. Paul, and the bride. one of Nevada, s
nrominent society young ladies. They will
he at home at g. Summit avenue, after
Nov. s.
Miss Nellie Pusch, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Charles F. Pusch, and Nicholas G. Bet
tenburg. of St. Cloud were married In st
Agnes church Monday morning. Inc gay was
honor of the twenty-ffth anniversary of theiI
marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Bettenburg will
he at home at $50 Aurora avenue after Dec. /
The engagement of Miss Sadie McCann
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James McCaun, tc
Matt Killian, of Big River, Wis, has beer
announced. The wedding will take place IN
the near future at 6he OIL Tue
Misc Katherine Farrer and Robert White
were married Wednesday by Rev. Father DOL
min After the ceremony reception was
he'd at the home of the bride, 234 Aekel
street, at which there were about 100 guests
Tho bride was gewned in white organdie over
white silk and carried white roses. She was
attended by Miss Katherine Thornton, and
Vern Young acted as best man.
The women's Association of St. Anthony
park will meet in the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock Mrs q
]. Backus will read paper. Inc hestesses
are Mesdames McGnI, Brace, Liggett, Schultz
and Todd.
Mice ceorsianna Dufrene and Charles L.
caIburg were un;tedzin marriage Thursday
afternoon. AfteEethe wedding supper MI. ane
Mrs Calburg leftSon q short wedding trip.
Tho anga cement of Miss Grace Ellis, OF 1St
smith avenue. and Archibald Colbeth, Of
Hector, Mimi, issannsunced.
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tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home
Of Mrs. Fred M. Grant.
The freshmen class gave Halloween party
last night at the home of Miss Gertrude
McKaig.
State Treasurer Koerner and E. Potter were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
c. Dunn.
The mothers meeting will be held Wednes-
day! afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. T.
Rich.
Mrs. Margaret Taggert, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. HURT, has returned to Taylors
Falls. .......-......-.....r
The members of the Daniel Epworth league
will give hay rack party tomorrow even
Miss Fanny Hoyt and Miss Telford, of
Hastings, were in Hamline during the week.
Mrs. B. w. Ridgway has as her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Close, Of Logansport, Ind.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. M. Evans.
Hon. C. G. Austin, Of Seattle, Wash, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 1. Humphrey.
Mrs. H. L. Osborne entertained during the
week Mrs. Henry Martin and daughter.
Mrs. G. w. Buck and daughter Florence
are spending few days in Park Rapids.
The Ladies' Aid society met Thursday at
the home of Mrs. G. l. Humphrey.
Mrs. Bartlett, who has been visiting Mrs.
Phelps, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. @. Mix, of Crookston,
are guests of Mrs. G. H. Warner.
The sophomore class enjoyed halloween
outing last night at Frog pond.
Mrs. GiHeft entertained Mrs. Barker and
Harvey Gillett, OF Inyer Grove.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hough, of Duluth, has been a
guest of Mrs. e. W. Haley.
! The junior girls entertained the junior boys
with party last evening.
Miss Evelyn Pribble, of Anoka, spent part
of the week in Hamline.
The preps gave party last evening in Gel
ebration of Halloween
Miss Ora Barman is entertaining her moth
er, Of Mauston, Wis.
Mrs. N. Gum and Mrs. s. NJ. HURT are
visiting in Prescott.
Miss Mildred Myers has returned to her
home in Hamline.
Mrs. C. E. McMullen has returned to her
home In Staples.
Mrs DR.. Kirkwood has returned from a
trip in the East.
Mrs. Cross, of Winnipeg, is the guest OF
Mrs. Lewis.
Miss Eva Halderman has returned from
White Bear.
Mrs. R. D. Williams has returned from
Denver, Col.
Miss Edith Montgomery has returned to
Owatonna.
Miss May FIuke has returned from Farm
ington.
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the working feature, devoting the monthly
meetings to entertainment of the members.
The purpose of this organization is the weld
ing together of the various interests Of the
parish and by this method furnishing a
means for the members of the congregation
becoming better acquainted individually. The
entertainment Wednesday was much enjoyed
by those present. card party has been ar
ranged for next Wednesday evening, to be
held in the hall of the association, Fora and
Francis streets. Light refreshments will be
served, and a very choice musical programme
has also been arranged
The Monday art and history class begins its
years work tomorrow afternoon at 2:90 In the
high school assembly hall. The interesting
subject of Florence" has been chosen as
that best adapted to a study Of the great
period of art renaissance in Italy. The sub
ject will be profusely illustrated with stereop-
ticon views. The size Of the hall and the
facilities will admit of large membership.
Ali interested in the subject are invited to
join the class. Mrs. Metcalf will ne an
illustrated talk upon the growth and ccvelop-
ment Of medieval architecture.
The sixth annual meeting of, the St. Paul
branch of the Needlework Guild of America
will be held in the hall of the Relief society
Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 10 a. N. In the
Persons who have not yet connected them
selves with this society. which adapts itself
so well to the ability of every one who
wishes to help the unfortunate, do so
by sending two garments to any of the
directors.
The Mothers club Of lower town will meet
in the Hawthorne school on Tuesday, instead
of Wednesday. Dr. Senker will give an ad-
dress on the diseases Of children. Musical
selections will also be given.
The Young Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club
will meet Thursday with Miss Alice Wright
of Portland avenue. The club has decided to
meet fortnightly instead of weekly as at
first intended.
The White Fly Cycle club gave their hrst
hop in oxford hall Tuesday evening. St.
Anthony Hill orchestra furnished the music
for the 200 dancers.
The Rose Leaf Social club will hold their
first masquerade ball of the season at Lieder-
tafel hall State and Congress streets, Thurs
day evening, Nov. IL.
The German-American club will give their
first Progressive Euchre party and hop of
this season at Oxford hall, Tuesday, Nov 8.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dampier and daugh-
ters have returned from the lake and will
reside for the winter at 1S5 Summit avenue.
Mrs. ]. K. Hoffman has issued invitations
for an afternoon euchre Saturday, to be given
at her home, on Lafayette avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universaltst
Church will meet with Mrs. L. W. French.
SIT Holly avenue, Tuesday.
The Harmony Euchre club will meet
Wednesday, Nov. 10, with Mrs. Charles Nc
Kee, of Portland avenue.
Constellation chapter will hold a regular
communication next Wednesday evening and
confer the degree.
st. Lukes Aid society will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, of 2S6
Summit avenue.
The Crocus club will meet Thursday eyen-
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and reception of the season Thursday even
ing in Standard hall. The debutantes were:
Misses Gertrude Strauss, Doris Buchanan,
Lilly Lowenstein and Miss Clara Plechner.
Card parties and dances will be given semi
monthly for the remainer of the season.
Mrs. ]. c. Norton, of Holly avenue enHr- Sar,
taiGed between 200 and 800 guests Wednesday
afternoon at a reception. She was assisted
in receiving by Mesdames Denis, Foolett, 11d t,
Rhodes and Cooley of Minneapolis. The color
harmonies in the floral decorations were
pleasing and in excellent taste.
Mrs. j. Berdine Carter, of Cedar Rapids,
To-, and Mrs. Eastman, of st. Charles, Mo-,
were the honored guests at luncheon given
by Mrs. H. w. Fagley,of Holly avenue The
guests included those who were former resi-
dents of Cedar Rapids, and the intimate
friends of Mrs. Carter.
The Crescent Cinch club spent a pleasant
evening with Barbara O'Connor, Of Sherman
street, Wednesday. Four tables were played.
Miss Marguerite Dishl and ]. Parker carried
off head prizes, and Daisy York and Harry
Cooper consolation prizes.
There was a souvenir potato social given
at the University Avenue Congregational
church Thursday evening. Every seat was
filed There was an excellent literary and
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
HAMLINE.

The sophomore class received the senior
class and members of the faculty in the uni
versity parlors Thursday evening. Among
those present were: Misses Mary Grazing,
Laura McClay, Mabel McKinistry, Beatrice
Ridgway, Adria Schuck, Austis Stebbins,
Maud Wallace, Mabel Wallace. Grace Sperry,
FIoy Rossn1an, Lucy Rich, Clara Funk, Mary
Mcneil Flossie Magraw, Mabel Gold, Edith
Gold, Anna Curry, Esther Colby, Elsie Ben
son Grace Benham Gertie Baldwin and Ly-
dia Anderson; Messrs. Barkuloo, Caldwell;
Tether, Edmunds, Fawcett, Terry, Crossen,
Mock, Payne, Peterson, Puffer, Richardson,
Stebbins, Schuman, Carleton, Elford, Callet.
Shaddigen, Hill, Innis, Kirk, McKaig, Nal
Iory. Morrill, Packard, Taylor, Tisdale,- Van
Camp, Waidren DR.. and Mrs. Br.dgman, Dr..
and Mrs Batehelder, DIR. and Mrs. Innis,
Prof and Mrs. Thompson, Prof. and Mrs.
Drew, Prof. Griffin, Miss Barker and Miss
Ritter.
Prof. and Mrs. George Innis celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary on Saturday
evening. They were presented with HaVl-
land set of dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Duff and family. of Ne
braska, have moved into the residence re-
Gently occupied by Mrs. Gfllett.
The officers of the Tenth district, Woman's
Christian Temperance union, will meet with
Mrs Webber Friday afternoon.
very pleasant reception was given to
Rev. and Mrs Peter Clare Monday evening
in the university parlors.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
will hold its regular meeting on Thursday al
the home Of Mrs. Boyer.
The HamAne Current Event class will meet
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SO-Miss Grace Ell
liot, heiress to twenty or thirty millions OF
dollars, is beautiful girl just Il years of age.
The story of her good fortune reads like a
romance. She had been living in narrow
circumstances with her foster parents Mr..
and Mrs. William R. Elliot 62S O'Farrell
street, in this city, and had never had hint
of the store of wealth that was awaiting her.
No one is more surprised at the good news
than Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot, who took the girl
from children's home, when she was
friendless waf. Her rightful name is Grace
CLARK. She is the only child of Imblay Clark,
a wealthy mine owner of Peru and Australia,
who died in 1876 His vast estate had been
waiting for an heir ever since. How the little
daughter became lost to the friends Of Clark,
who might have cared for her, is sad story.
Clark and-his wife had arrived in San Fran
cisco on their way East Mrs. Clark's deli
cate health would not permit her to con-
tinue. After several weeks a daughter was
born, but the mother did not survive. Clark
was heart-broken. He decided to take the
remains to her native Australia. In strange
land he knew not where to leave the child,
which was too frail for such a trip. He finally
gave it into the care Of chi.dren's home
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

Bessie Graham, 1913 Smith avenue. last Fri
day evening.
Mrs. r. H. Pitts and the Misses Pitts gave
a pink tea Tuesday at their home on Day
ton avenue.
Miss Blakeley, of Jackson street, gave a
dinner last evening for her bridal party.
Mrs. H. P. Barclay, of Marshall avenue,
gave luncheon of fifteen covers, Thursday.
Mrs. W. F. Kirk entertained a company Of
her friends informally Wednesday evening
Mrs. Otto Churchill Gersting entertained
the St. Luke's Aid society Friday afternoon.
The young people of First M. e.. church
gave Halloween social Friday evening
Mrs. Smart. of Hague avenue, entertained
the Alert Euchre club Tuesday.
Mrs. Orten gave the last of her October at
homes Thursday afternoon.
Miss Kalman entertained at an informal
supper Monday evening.
Mrs. Burch, of Ashland avenue, entertained
at luncheon Wednesday.
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Miss Edith Elliott, of Pleasant avenue, last

Miss Edith Elliott, of Pleasant avenue, last
week.
Mrs. W. w. Lewis, of Maria avenue, is
in Owatonna.
Mrs. T. C. Howe, of Burr street, has re-
turned from Willmar.
John C. Barker, of Maria avenue. has re-
turned from the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Sheehan, of Burr street
have returned from Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Gray, of Hudson ave-
nue., have gone to Seattle to reside.
Mrs R. L. Adams of Fauquier street, is
entertaining Mrs. Coaily, of Volo, Ill.
Miss Ada Lewis. of Case street, is enter
tanning Miss Ida Johnson, Of Winona.
Miss Maggie Mitcheson, Of Burr street, en-
tertained Tuesday evening at cards
Mrs. ]. A. Nelson, Of Case street, has as
a guest Mrs. H. A. Harris, of Brainerd.
Rev and Mrs. George L. Conley, of Burr
street. spent part Of the week in Cannon
Falls.
Mrs. J. K Hoffman, of Collins street, has
cards out for an afternoon of euchre Satur-
day.
Miss Grace Tully, of Sixth street. gave G
birthday party Tuesday for her eleventh
birthday.
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maintained by Martha A. Griswod, with
plenty of money for its needs until he should
return by the next steamer He never re-
turned. At the end Of a year Mrs. Griswold
wrote and learned from the officials that death
had claimed Clarke soon after his arriva
in Australia. She knew that he had beer
wealthy but as to where the estate was OF
the amount she was in ignorance The gir
was adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. w: R, Eliot
Soon afterward the Elliots moved East Grace
Elliot was well educated and became fine
elocutionist. She took part in number O.
entertainments in Chicago. A New Yorl
dispatch few days ago stating that Vice
President Hobart and Gov. Griggs, of New
Jersey, were endeavoring to obtain from the
English courts a settlement of the estate o-
Imblay Clarke. mining operator, who dice
twenty years age, attracted the attention OF
Mrs. Elliot She Immediately took her proofs
to lawyer, who declared that the fortune will
go to Grace Elliot without contest, so con-
elusive is the evidence, and all that is nee
essary is to prove to- the British government
that Grace Clarke Is Grace Clarke. Two
nieces of the millionaire, Nan Clarke Squire
of Jersey City, and Grace Clark, of New
Brunswick, are the only other claimants.
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OSSSSS9SSSSSSSSSS SSG9SSSSz
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When one looks back over the week
of club activities and gayeties of all de-
scriptions, luncheons, balls, card par
ties, dinner parties, receptions, and
over all hears the inimitable music of
the wedding bells, there comes to ones
mind from very contrast those mourn
full lines supposed to be descriptive OF
this season: 1.-THE melancholy days
have come, the saddest of the year" :"
Ii the poet could be in st. Paul now
his own lines would seem singularly
inappropriate, and he would see With
many others that in the whirl of busl-
ness and pleasure there is only danger
'Iest we forget" that the ancient and
acceptable offering of IAN humble and
a contrite heart is that alone which
will keep sweet the memory of these
gay and f1eeting days.
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Morgan and Mrs. Robert Evans, of Apple
ton, Mimi.
Miss Leggett visited Miss Burk during the
week.
Miss Nellie Hall entertained her father
Miss Myrtle Bodkin is visiting Miss Funk.
Mrs. PETER is the guest Of her son.
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Silk Underwear %:s:.y ;;$:: y::s: %s.'sf III; will II

derWear It bought less than make-and we'll
sell it accordingly. Read every item.
73 Pure Weigh Union Suits
long sleeves the
$40 and $3.50 qualities Monday and while they s4es
81 Women's Silk
Union Suits, SIS kind Pink Blue ST
81 Women's
knee length and ankle lengths regular So SO
SIS Wonens Winter Weight
and no sleeves regular S. 50 and So qualities
dozen Women extra heavy 12hread long
Pure Silk Vests regular S. kind, Monday 1898
dozen Women's Imported 6thread 1ongo
short s298
II dozen Womens Vests, long
short sleeves usually sell at s. IS Monday s4e
And other good
Union Suits
s25 oneita style hafwool Suits soc
S5o Oneita halfwoo Union Suits
500 oneita wool Union Suits $.4o
$3.50 4-wool Ypsilanti Union Suits $3.50
800 Imported Silk and Wool Suits large Sizes $2o8
$500 Ypsilant Wool Union
close quick. Sl2e
Wonens Chdren Equerienne Tights the
Yp1ani at ha-price to close
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

Metropolitan Dramatic School. III
712 Pioneer Press Bldg, is now open
for reception of pupils. Practical
training in Elocution, Voice Building
and Delsarte Mr.. G. Stuart Brodock,
leading support for ten years with
Clara Morris Mrs. John Drew and
representative companies, and past
four years a distinguished success as
teacher, is director. Call at school for
terms.
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GlOveS-In these piping
NV W times there's no

Gloves these piping
room for guesswork - especially
when it comes to Gloves. If there's
anything in a name, our favorites
must impress those who want the
best. Listen:
Perrin's Peerless Pique.
The celebrated Reynier.
The famous Maggioni.
We are sole st. Paul agents.
For Monday we offer you d Ar
the best Glove in the nj "a
United States for. .......
And new pair every time if the
fault is with the Glove.
Also good 2-stud Pique for $1.OO
Just Received-A shipment of fine
Mocha Gloves and Mittens, with
silk Innings.
Specia1-A good 2-stud ds1 M
heavy unlined Mocha sDI
OloHc loI .'.''...........