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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
CONGRESS C0NvENEs.
LARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
Display Of Floral Gifts the Chief Feature
NO BssIness Done Except the Reading
Of tho Pessident's Message.

washington. Dec. G-The attend.
nnce' upon the session of the Senate to-
day, both on the floor and In the gull
leries, was notably large, despite the
well-understOod fact that little busi-
ness beyond the presentation Of the
Presidents message and the proceed
ings incident thereto would be trans
acted.
Prior to the convcning Of the Sem
ate, the members passed half hour
In exchanging greetings. MIR. Hanna
OF Ohio. who has been Ill for a week,
was given n cordial reception by ms
Republican colleagues. Mr.. Wolcott
OF Colorado. one Of the members of the
International monetary commission.
was also given a warm greeting.
DR.. W. Godfrey Hunter Of Ken
lucky, the recently appointed minister
to Guatemala. was an Interested spec
tatOr In the proceedings and sat be-
side his friend, DIR. Deboe.
Charles Page Bryan, the new United
States minister to China, was nota-
BILE figure In the reserved gallery, and
In the diplomatic gallery We're several
members Of the Chinese legation and
other members of the diplomatic corps.
When the Senate convened after tho
recess Hon. ii. ID. s. Money, the new
zen, tor from Mississippi, entered ,he
chamber. but the oath OF office was
not administered to him during the
session.
The reception and the reading OF the
Presidents message was the Only feat
ure OF the day.
The opening of the regular session
In the House passed without unusual
incident OF any character. The for
malities attending the Inauguration Of
the session are dry. and, except as n
spectacle, hardly repaid the crowds
which thrOngcd the public and private
galleries. Yet. with few exceptions,
the visitors sat through the whole pro-
cecdings.
Mr.. Dinslcy, the floor leader Of the
majority; Mr.. Railey, the recognized
leader OF the minority. and Mr.. Gros-
venor OF Ohio. enjoyed the distinguish
ed honor Of being appointed to walt
upon the President, whose message
was, Of course. the event of the day.
Its reading was long and tedious, but
1t was followed with close attention
by the members and spectators In the
galleries. There was no demonstra-
tion until the reading was concluded.
when the Republicans joined in n
hearty expression of approval. Immc-
diatcly after the reading of the mes
sage the House adjourned. out Of re-
spect to the memories Of Senator
George Of Mississippi and Representa-
tive Wright OF Massachusetts, who
had died during the recess.
The roll call showed the presence of
301 members. There were five vacan-
cies fgpm death or resignation during
the recess and the credentials OF the
membcrs-elcct We're ready by dircc.
, tion OF the speaker. who then ndmip.
istcred the oath of office to them.
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s.s. WIN ,eh yeu .h.. since they nr.s

gas, win ten you that since they frst
decided to At up coin meters In the
homes Of the working classes resident
In thelr district, they have found II nec-
essslry to double their Office accommo>
dation. and that one Of their periodical
collections has yielded harvest of
coprers ten tons In weight.
In the houses OF the working people
of London no gas fixtures are provided
by the landlord. and the tenant, rs
rule, cannot AFFORD the necessary out
lay. When the directors decided on
the new departure they resolved to pro-
vide fitting, In addition 10 gas stove
and u coin meter. wherever It, seemed
advisable; then the tenant could either
avail himself Of the supply or leave 1t
alone jtHt rs he thonght At. The out
1hy involved In finishing the, facilities
|'nrnounts to $40 per house. and to cover
this the company charge an extra 20
cents per 1000 feet that Is to say,
whfic the ordinary consumers pay IS
cents. those who have coin meters are
charged 20 cents. per 1000. The effect
of the almighty penny" on the COM
,nnys revenue may be gathered from
the fact that while there are about
$1,000 ordinary consumers. the new
Nuiu lutteA uucuuy
O1 600, and. that the average takings
from each Of the latter IL Si5 per an
mum. But the limit has not vet been
reached. since from 800 TO 200 coin
meters are being supplied every week.
and In a'few months the company's
total receipts from this source will be
equivalent TO S1,OOO.OOO year.
The almighty penny" has also work
ed n revolution in the condition of the
gas supply. "Prior TO the Introduction
OF the coin meter" says the company's
engineer. Sunday was an extremely
slnck day for gas. Now the demand
between - and {? o'clock. when thou
sands OF dinners nre being cooked on
the gas stoves. II enormous. m great.
In fnct. that at times II has been n
problem to get sufficient gas through
the mains TO meet the wants Of the
exigent housewives. who are baking
the family Joint. Another excellent re-
suit from the cOmnany's point Of view
has bcen the eQunllxing Of the summer
and winter consnmptlon. Formerly
there was great disparity. hut now
in the summer months the housewives
who hAve gas stoves Mt hnnd drop n
penny In the slot In order to boIl their
kettle or do little cooking. md thus
save. the trouble md cost Of lighting n
Rrp. at the same time consuming q
large Quantity Of gns.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
Mr.. Mrs<i.,-y.. cond,..o..

Canton. Ohio. Dec. G.-rhcrc WINS mn
agreeable surprise to the children an,i
friends gathered ni,out the bedside Of
Mrs. Nancy Mckinley this afternoon.
She rcgain,L consciousness sufficiently
10 recognize not only her children. but
to extend greeting 10 them. 10 her aged
sister, Mrs, Osborne. Charles Miller
shd 10 others who were near.
, Sourlshmcnt was given her about
nom. I, WAS soon nf;cr this that she
mHnIfrstest signs Of rturninR con.
srb0isns~x. The tirs; n0urishinent re-.
:eivsd fer several days had q telling
Elect. nDd she NJ, once rallied. Thcrt,
Is again stronger hope tim, she may r..
cover sufficiently To survive until the
rrvsIdcnt reaches her bedside to-mor.
row morning. aud perhaps to recognize
him. Il n not thought. however. ihni
she will eyer again regain complete
Consciousness.
Canton. Dee. 7.-At las n. M. Mrs.
Mckinley Armed even weaker than
an l,our ,sQko. although there was na
more marked indication Of the coming
dissolutts,e,. shc may live till morning,
bu, II new sscmx doubtful.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
HAYTI WILL SUBMIT.
Germany Sends ships to Enforce Her De-
nsnntta.

nsnntta.
Port au Prince, Dec. G.-Thc trouble
between Germany and lIayti. as n re-
suit oe the arrest and Imprisonment OF
Herr Lucdcrs, reached n crisis to-day.
Two German cruisers entered the port
during the night md nn ultImatum
from the German government was de-
livereh to the Haytinn government CIV
Ing the latter eight hours In which to
meet the demands OF Germany for an
Indemnity to Herr I.uclcrs. The
meml1rs Of the diplomatic corps he
llcve the government of the republic
hns decided to accept the conditions Of
Germany.
In anticipation OF trouble the citi-
zcns OF German nationality sought ref
ligc on bonri two steamers which
were mt this port and the French
steamer VILE ds MarseIllc has been re-
Questioned by the French minister In
order TO serve ns n place Of refuge for
French citizens.
The VILE de MarscIlle has arrived
from Porto Rico.
The population OF this place In In n
state Of great excitement, but the Hay.
tlnu government has strong forces Of
troops ut It's disposal and is resolved TO
maintain order.
q. y. m.-Thc population Of the city.
late this afternoon. when the cable.
gram IN rrnt. appears calm. aud the
present Indications seem Ia confirm the
stipp0sition cnbich earlier today thnt
the government will ncccpt the condi.
iIons imposed by Germany. ~ TAR ns
money Indemnity is concerned. ana It
IL also probabl" TINT. yielding n MI.
pcrior force. md In order 10 avoid In
icrnni troubles. the government viii
accept the other conditions"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
T. rno.. rh,n.,nE OF Waiting Denver.

Few cities can boast OF n frst-class 500 .
day hotel The American House, Denver.
Colo, has elevator, electric lights. steam heat.
urtesian water and lee, and is modern in every
respect Tho table and service is second TO
none, and the rate is strictly zoo per day.
1t has been leased by Mr Jos. Hcnshaw.
Mr.. C, +. Myers will be associated with Mr..
Hcnshaw in the management The reputation
the American House has always had will be
maintained. when YOU visit Denver Try it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The smallest horse In the world is n Shct-
land pony owned by the Marchese Cnrcano,
In Milan. II is twenty four inches high AMI
when standing beside Its owner. the pony 5
back Is only an Inch above his knee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
r.,.,.,s,.. Mad. 4, . D.,

Are precious scarce. Time tries the worth
" u man or msiicinc. Ho-tcttcr'n Stomach
iiittrrs ID a forty nyc years growth, and
like those hardy lichens tlat garnish the
crevicss Of AiasLa's rocks. II hourishcs per.
~ " ". 80 ...,..,.,a ""S ',,a',
In more highly regarded Ms N remedy for
fever and axu~. bilious rrm!ttent. constipa-
tion. liver and kidney disorders, nervousness
Q ID -rheams tlssu, =
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
a M,s IL usseA.r,s,.

Vienna. Doc. IA dispatch from
Burhalest The capital Of ltoumnnin.
hays 'hal yesterday a fann,ical mob.
g.Qo Nssonk. armed with iron bars
~ cVdgeas. attacked the Jewish q,inr.
teft po,leeed Shops md destroyed win.
6o~t hnd fursiilusc.
HSneslnesy. encounters took place
sS~F; !: sns -. ssss:s. s aud !. The police. tho
I1stlss rsEissancc. Finally Tho scsasr.
1eA NTH axsd hayo,sls. dIspssscd
H. mob, H.rf-. =
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

" The Levy 4 Levin Mercantile Co.
18th and Larimcr SITS. Denver. carry
the dnMk .llue VI Pure Wines and Llq-
uors for A:si!clnai and Family use, In
sns si's When i IN "sl %iI aav OF s;ra,sn, xa ,a
orsler from them. Scnd for price list.
lrLcsS are rCasonE aud mall orders
promptly attended TO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
las,sss eas,sss is-s'sss.

. NsRe. peq. 7.-Thc Cabinet this
m0ddiua Formally rendered its rcsix.
satise y King Humber.
At ~ ,besiaulnx Of the Chamber Of
Depea1es to-day tho premier. ihr Mar.
nuie tdl Q1dlnt. an1ounced the rrsts.
Aatida q tlte Cabinet. and ths house
aAjousned.
xing Humhest has eutrustsd 10 The
Marquis q RU1lal the task q coo.
ooFucling tAe 0sW Cabteet, M ~ mar.
Quio oGks ti0o % su1sct.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

'Hprse racing Without Jockeys Is indulred
In At Rome during the summer. The horses
arc started byia gun. which 1. DISCHARGED
behlnd them They carry little spiked hall.
on coriS which swing around their bodies
tua lheas nrt as spupp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

know that my life was saved by Plso's
Cure for Consumption A. Miller An
Sable. Michigan, April Il. 1898.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Diamonds have been discovered In rare
Instances In the mcteorlc stones which have
fallen to the earth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

The olde-. new spaper In the world II the
Kin Pan of pckin. Far nearly . thousand
ysars u has been pubiish~d regularly, hfst
~ = monthly. up TO the year 1911. when u
krcafus y weekly. snal for The isst ninety
years IS daily.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
Lupton, Ill, Nov. 8, 1897.

Lupton, ILL.,, Nov. 6, 1897.
French Chemical Company,
856 Dessborn st., Chicago.
Gentlsmen:-
Enclosed please nnd one dollar for which
send me q bottle of your Anti.Nevral-
xtoue. You sent . bottle to my mother
last week and It acted like charm. She
has been great sufferer of neuralgia Of
the head and stomach and around the
heart and never took any remedy that re-
iieved her 20 quickly as this wonderful
medicine did.
thank God for giving you the power to
make such . wonderful remedy and
hope you may prosper:
Send - soon A. possible to,
Mary f. Perkins, -
Lupton r. o., Illinois,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

..Would you be mean enough TO give n bad
Niece OF money To blind mang' .'Of
course: he eau pass II on with better con
science than I can"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Ts Core cesss,pssssa vsssvss.
"a & .S; Sssa .s..s e 2: F.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

1--WE girls are not afraid OF college bred
men now" ''Why nntf' III we get them
started on football they forget To drag In
the ciasslcr." .,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup
For children tecthtne .Oftrns the gums reduces infAu
nation allays pain cures wind collie. 81 bottle
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Bruno etsindci Of BSath Germany played
two VI Nsbst~tA~ohn's most difhruit cotut,o.
sittees on th~ plane before an audience Of
musical experts before be was nvr wear. old.
Many expect tkst W. wtli ts-cotns one Of the
great masters of mnsJern times. 3.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Julia calls her new sweetheart 'incandcs-
cent. WHY" ''Becausc he Is such
Eas-savcr."
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

'.whnt is your Idea Of iuckf" "Coilectin:
all the money ! have earned"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

"AiIss Dorothy. whnt i your opinion Of
our Cuban tclntlonsg' Cuban rclntionsr
There Isn't Cuban on earth that is any Kin
to me-"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

Fifty years ago Austria had seven cities
with more than si,pD Inhabitants, to-day
there are thirty-two.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

"My husband was going to the Kioniikc.
but he changed his mind" "Whnt fory''
He read lp the newspaper that they have
pillow shanis up there"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

"IIcrcs more cvidcncc that the pen IL
mlghtier than the sword what II itt''
divorce papers can be written with a
pen."
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

star Tol,asNso h the lssdiug brand Of
tho world, because u 10 the best.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

We wish TO call especial attention to the
advertisement In this issue nf the National
Correspondence Institute Of Washington. d.
&. This Institution Is thoroughly reliable.
and we chccrfnlly recommend them 10 our
readers. a college education Mt home
shows wonderful advancement In education.
nj matters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

"Famous novellstx love 10 meet people who
haven't read their books "whyI" "Be,
cause those are the only people who will 50
und buy. them"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
State OF Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County.

State OF Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that ne 10
the senior partner of the firm of +. }.
OF Toledo County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Cutarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed Ia
my presence. thiA eth day OF December.
A. d. 1885. -
(SenO A, w GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and Tau-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. c. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. &c.
Hall'n Family pills are the best.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

DIFFERENTIATION Of the Indians Is still
going on" by what mcansr' Football"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

II. = B. Cough Drops Cure. All dealers.
! Bowman 4 Burl.-ou, Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11
Smoke sledgc Cigarettes, 20 for cts.

"whnt Is studying human nature. Uncle
Alex.;" 'Wntching other people whom we
think don't know how to behave Wen as
li :,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

No-To-Bse for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
men strong. blood pure. SOC u Al druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-12-11

"Did you have a good time at your pro
gressive cuchre clubf'' NO; none OF the
women VIII. get mad were there"
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
Rich Cot Glass,

Possibly not the largest stock in
St Paul, but certainly the best se>
1ected and the newest And what's
more. we're selling It as it is sold in
no other store in the Twin Cities.
5>inch Dishes, L65.
7>inch Dishes, BIS.
8>inch Dishes, 4.25.
7>inch Bowls, 4.50.
8>inch Bowls, 6.75.
9>inch Bowls, 8.25.
1o>inch Bowls, lL65.
S>inch Fancy Bowls, SIS.
9>inch Fancy Bowls, 9.oo.
10>inch Fancy Bowls, i2.5O.
Carafes, 3.25.
Carafes, $50
Carafes, 400.
Carafes, 600.
Carafes, 200.
Jugs or Pitchers, $50.
Jugs or Pitchers, 6.25.
Jugs OF Pitchers, 200.
C1aret Jugs, sterling silver mounted,
1900.
Loving Cups 1850
Cigar Jars, sterling silver mounted, 600
Celery Dishes. 600.
Cream and Sugar Sets, 1850
Tea Caddies, 500
Vases, 4.5O, 600 and 200.
Bohemian Glass Vases, 15c, Zoe, 25c,
3oc, 4oc, SOC, Soc and upwards.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
Art Needle Work.

Another sale that will fill the store
with buyers from early morning till
the doors are closed.
"Brainerd & Armstrong;" Roman and
Flo Floss Embroidery Silks, 3 CENTS a
skein or 35 CENTS a dozen Standard
prices are one>third more.
"Cortice1li" Wash Embroidery Etching,
Rope and Embroidery Silks, 3 CENTS a
skein or IS CENTS dozen. Standard
prices are &c skein and 45c dozen
Positively not more than S dozen skeins
to one buyer
To make this sale still more excit>
ing we'll sell about $500 pieces Of
Stamped Linens some at less than
half price some at less than actual
cost Of stamping.
t5c Doylies for cents.
Zoe Doylies for 3 cents.
25c Doylies for cents.
4oc Doylics for IS cents.
6oc Doy1ies for 20 cents.
75c Center Pieces for IS cents
$50 Lunch Cloths for LOO
LOO Dresser Scarfs for so cents.
$50 Photograph Frames, worth SOC, will
go for 10 CENTS each.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
Handkerchiefs.

The trouble with our Handker>
chief business in past years has been
that we couldn't wait on the trade
properly the last few days before
Christmas. We are going to get
around that this year by making
prices that will force early buying.
And you have the additional advan>
tage Of larger and more perfect stocks
to choose from.
Three lines Of strictly pure Linen, Em>
broidered Handkerchiefs, with hemstitched
or scalloped edgesi 78 different patterns by
actual count
75c and LOO values for SO cents.
L5O and LIS values for loo.
200 and ESQ values for LIS,
japanese pure Linen Handkerchiefs are
the latest novelties. The hemstitching,
drawn work and embroidery-al1 are done
by hand. That makes these prices simply
wonderfuli
4Oc Handkerchiefs for 25c.
/oc fandkerch1efS 1cr oOc.
L25 Handkerchiefs for 75c.
L5O Handkerchiefs for LOO,
French hand>embroidered Handkerchiefs
have been reduced on account Of the above.
Prices are LOO. l5o. 225, 800, 400, 4.5o,
500 and 600 each.
Initial Handkerchiefs Of genuine Irish
To:+safe
For Ladies-L0o, l5o and 200 box
For Men-L5o and 200 box.
John S. Brown & Sons pure Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs are world beaters for wear.
We import them direct and sell practically
on a wholesale basis.
FOR LADIES s-l21zc, 18c and 25c each.
FOR MEN .-25c, 4Oc and SOC each.
They come put up six in neat box.
No charge for box.
Three great leaders,
Ladies strictly pure Irish Linen Hem
stitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
always sold as leaders at Ii cents, for nearly
HALF PRICE, only
12H cents
each.
Ladies strictly pure Irish Linen Hand
kerchiefs, with handsome embroidery all
around, never sold for less than 25ci all
you want for
Is cents
each.
1000 dozen Of Embroidered Handker>
chiefs and Lace>trimmed Handkerchiefs,
scalloped or hemstitched edges, all kinds,
ali styles, every one warranted pure linen.
choice for
Is cents
each Why buy worthless Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, when you can buy pure linen
ones at such price
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
JOUVIN GLOVES

Are the best in the world. We
shall sell our entire stock at old prices
Until January 1st That means a
saving Of about 20 per cent from
prices which prevail generally where
Iouvin Gloves are sold.
Jouvin "E1ectrique," all colors, LIS.
Jouvin "Riche1ieu" and "La Favori," the
finest Cloves in the world, zoo.
Jouvin's "Pique" Cloves, ZOO.
Jouvin's Pique Suede Cloves, Zoo
All glove makers concede that "Jouvin Z"
Undressed Kid Cloves are the best that can
be made, and that no other makes equal
them for wear. Prices, LBS and zoo.
Kid Gloves for children, LOO and LIS
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
1,1C) |
88c
Exceptional Lining Selling,

important sale than any before attempted in St Paul
The best French Hair Cloth that this country, =
black and gray A|N{
Very good Hair Cloth full "a inches wide only 20 cents
Extra Fine Silky Rustic Ta black and colors worth 25 for only
is
Rustic Te full yard WIDE black and colors only
10
25c Fast Black Sateens for Is
Best 5c Siesias for 10 cents.
The very Lining Cambria America price, black
and colors W.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
95 Gents

a pair. Such values seldom fall to
the lot Of buyers during the busy
Christmas season. Under the exist
ing high tariff on Kid Cloves a like
opportunity will not occur again in
years.
These kinds
2>clasp, medium weight street Gloves,
with Paris embroidery
3>clasp, light and medium weight street
and calling Cloves, with three rows em>
broidery.
8>button length Mousquetaire Dressed
Kid Cloves.
S>button length Mousquetaire Suede
Cloves.
All sizes, from 5H to TX.
Colors are black brown, tan. mode, OK
blood, butter, yellow, primrose and pearl
Ali at
o5 Cents
pair.
A handsome tinted box free with every
purchase Of three pairs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
New Wash Goods,

New Ginghams in advance styles for
spring Of '96-the best cloth ever sold for
10 cents.
New Percales in advance styles for spring
of '98-the only stock Of New Percales in
town Price, III cents,
New Madras Cloths for shirt waists 1o
cents.
Outing Flannels of best quality and in
best styles, and 10 cents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
In the Linen Room.

This room has been converted
into Christmas Bazar.
DOWN PILLOWS, covered With
Silks and Oriental Stuffs-the finest
collection Of Novelty Pillows ever
brought to the West
Special prices,
Csc Pillows for 35 cents
eoc Pillows for 90 cents.
325 Pillows for 200.
400 Pillows for us.
500 Pillows for $50
$50 Pillows for 400
1000 Pillows for $50
Uncovered Down Pillcws-weli filled ard
strictly odorless.
16>inch SOC Pillows for IS cents.
l8>inch Csc Pillows for 43 cents.
20>inch 8Oc Pillows for SIS cents.
22>inch LOO Pillows for 70 cents.
24>inoh LIS Pillows for 90 cents.
Drapery Silks for covering these Pillows,
or for Scarfs, full 81 inches wide. Over
1000 yards, in four different qualities,
worth 9oc LOO, LIS and E0
175, will all 60 at one price, IN 10
only
India Stools, with slat tops, oak, cherry,
green and white enamel LIS.
Real Teak Wood Stools and Stands at
less than New York prices, viz' 800,
100, 400, 1000 and 28oo.
Oak Screen Frames, three>fold, 81 feet
high, LIS, zoo and 2.25 each.
Genuine Italian Silk Blankets, in bright
est colors, extra large sizes, AN0,
worth L50 Christmas
sale price e................. NV
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
Kid Cloves.

A Christmas sale Of Kid Gloves at
a price that's next to giving them
away.
High class Gloves for street wear
and calling, which for goodness Of
quality and cheapness Of price should
attract all the women within radius
Of 125 miles.
Gloves Of all kinds. worth LIS,
L5O and even LIS, for
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
Black Dress Goods,

Black Dress would famous that
would do credit New York under light that makes mistakes inn
possible
Silk Matelasse-excusve styles single patterns
Novelties Black Crepons wearing goods that left the
looms
Crepons and hanomes rough goods Of the for
Skirts and Full Suits Prices L5O LIS and 200.
Silk Warp Henretas LIS, L5O and LIS.
Al>Woo Henretas, SOC, &C., 75c and LOO.
Fine French and German Black Goods Pebble Cloths,
GRANTEES and Canvas Weave actual L5O qualities. For this III
Fancy Weaves Of all kinds including Arnres GRANTEES and
Fancy Moha regular LIS goods For this great Christmas nc
Sufdngs, "Cold Medal" so
Suing Jacquard SO
Storms Ocents 1Jacquard IS
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-12-16
Goods,

With Sterling, Silver Mountings.
Button Hooks, LIS, L5O, L65.
Files, LIS, LES.
Cutic1e Knives. LIS, Le5.
Shoe Horns, LIS, Lo5.
Cream Boxes, 2.85 and BIS pair.
Moustache Brushes, LES.
Dressing Con bs, csc, LIS, LBS.
Clothes Brushes, 3.25, 3,75.
Hair Brushes, 3.25, 3.75S
Mirrors, 3.75 to 500. ~
Without Sterling Silver Mountings,
Hair Brushes, Csc to 800.
Military Hair Brushes, G75 to 45o.
Dressing Cases, LIS to 400.
Moustache Brushes, Csc.
Bonnet Brushes, LES,