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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

fra. 9et upeir, i0m trRffer up, ans
tgber life, at bet nHrmer Jig, men mart
beiiHoer bun zig 9lcnnemoaao. Tuiinoe
@anse er ct iaa pIte iuotrebenoe 2ils
ialoe S~egpnoelien til Gnben. Gn 6or.
fjpleiie ilaar fig neo i ct al Sr9anerne;
bet 9aar inart puer til Gatarrb. Os bfi.
Der iaa ~fruniit. Catarrb aoer fla Iaos
uantist irem til ct eler aubet 2ips'
Organ.
Nosle iaa 9oier Pe-ru-na itrar
8%e9pnoelicn al ct ianoaut Gili2loe
plloe beltuo iOrunore ben Sag. Zen
arbeiosr oirette paa SlimsO rgauerne
oueralt / 2sgemet. Oct binorer Ga.
tarrb abioiut fra at iHtte Zig fat i no8er
Del al Srgani5meu. 8pinber bar inn,
bet ben at p9re bet ~litrelte % NET
uirtiOmme 0tiooel / 9peoomme i0rlio
elenoommelt9e for Dem. De i~aatalote
5rnentimmers SD9oomme sr nalteu al,
ito Gotarrb iSrtteu>O reauet (pelvis),
Get nDttsr Sutet at bebanole SaaoanI
lntalt. Pe.ru-na er ct iuouortes Wtio.
Def, iom belbreoer 9atarrh, bpor Den
eno iiooer. Stusle 6rueutimmer lore.
tr9ffer at forreipuuoere meo Or. Sar.,
man, meoen5 be tager bans Wieoicin-
Pe-ru-na, iaa 3uiiuoer al Suinoer
itriper til BAN. Spert 9reu mobta9et
prompt Spar uoen Setalins.
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company / Columbus, Sbto, icnOet
irit til enbuer 9lbresie ell BOG ipeciel
ltrcuet for apiroer u8 al Or. Sartmon
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
70 ameri,an,ts sisssltr ct DC ssoae.

Den amsritanIts 8eneraItouiul i
Berlin bar / en- Snbberetning il llbens
rigsospartementst giort ppmGrtiom
pua, at be tpite Sdbriiantsr at gicDs
clsr sr mseet m~isfprneiebe msb ben itas
big potsenbe Snbfsrisl at ameritanite
gicpcItr. SnbuItrifrreninsen / 80
DUN. en- ristis Jabritbp, Tar Isnbt en-
4crssie til ben tpIts Staggering % siurt
ben opmartipm pou, Of benns pigties
Snbuftri itaur ! Gurs for at saa unoer
| acnturrsnisn mso be umsritanite 9i.
cNclsr. 81 tlassr oper. at be 5orensbt
Statsr lager en- soIO at $14.28 pao
giepclsr jnoferts fra ll%oIaubst, msbsns
ben tpfte Rsslerins hun lager en- 5plt
At fra n til 50 Gents pr. Stptte pac
amsritanite gicptIer. 9f osune % an.
brs @ruroe fcrlaneer be tpite 6a6ri.
tantsr. at R~soieringen itaI frembi4lpt
ben inbsnlunbits SnouItri.
GensruItpniulsn Tiger, at be omsri
ianite gitptlsr timber iauban burti;
ahatning, fOroi be er be itarfsIts, let
teiis pa met slsgunts 9icpclsr / Sanbe
len. % Tar alIersbs fortrangt be BEL
gifts. efterrigiis pa brittle gicpcIsr fl
Mdrteoet.
anbrs dmsritanif, SoHIulsr | Shit
lamb bersitsr osIaa, at be aneritdnTt
8iepcIer fortrGugsr al. andre gitpcle
fra be tpIfe Warteber.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

bet bertil, at bun bar bltpsn alporli9
faarst. Rnatsrne antoees at bare 'a'
ub al cHicieIIe ar,pIe, men Dc taittS
lite SID I'll.
Gn gpis mcbbtIsr, at | ben itoitt
goiolie mtutm Spanierns og Gprea
rsrrr III @entrdlsn fin Se't ftuot unost
Tie. Get q inom LET sag at f%orntsle
ia cn. hpcrItoes Gagsr forholntr "a,
men at Spanitrne gjerne fnitepe Vi
bit al ham, BET or fil'srt.
sneeu srcs vea srtta.
On bebrbn,t Stare paa 1900 WIi'
fulmn marIntrteG iioIte 2rroaa NfttH
ND fra garso, oil pptrD2iIitG sSrNno'
ZEN "a prcrrafeSs Cprereync oto Saus
IitaittT;. s MiIc borte. Gn polo'cr'
aanp farot Stso; 10 Iummecanere
srabtss, u iadrsoe2. Sfelgs itners
m,botIelicr ftaI or tiN!iscrc bare fnn'
BET Steo ct Sdinmfnfeo, Iuilel
manot or falbt paa b,ags SiStI: Oct
feye Diftrift II / an oprrrt Silitano.
@, eams Fiss serlis.
G.n inhift Ddmptr "2Iosn" f%orItlts
ben 9os gum pao Snfterns al ben fit'
ofrirauRe 9 Smptcr. Wteo BET iorns
me ;fdrtriet itfotr, taftenss operboro /
graustnssrre nnsle af RanbFaht, en-
bel 0fFtercr, Saptsineu rg Z hoiosVass
'aasrer. = IN Birmingham git s
tpinoslioe Qasias,rsr, 9 9err, 2 Ots
fc.rcr "a rngIs at md%ncifdbtt, r'rn
ber cr alorig 5s,; mtls ira BEN.
= glt hru,n:te Ter % iurnss %
9asiaasr.r, 20 u,rcpri', SfFcerer ns
SO Snciro,e f Manoftab.t.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Starfe College. Stu.
oenter.
Gbabmif, Serria % 2pperins tor
npgle ganife tnnge 2eft.

6urnpet Snteresie / Stprteprsuer er
oaasnet pep NOT en- reforolauenbe OPP
pisnins, ium for npsle 8ase iioen fanot
Steo / Stem Saoeu, Conn. GburleS
Gbabpid fra 8rppflpn, Ell Senior peb
gates llu,periitetets ataoemllfe aipelina
ilOs iOrrise Mancas al tipltsere Sie,
toro, ba ban bite fig COB for at lgfte
2,136.69 ailpsram eler 400 8uup.
Den iprrise Teforo oar inotil ba blss
ben bolot af Clarence e. SerriG, en-
6reibmau / ben uioenItabeliss GfOle
ueo gale; oennes Gefpro par 1876
Silosram elIer AGO (1,o12 Iunb)
minore END gbaowids.
S oetiiotiprlgbue 9lar er tat mnn9sn
np RetOro / 9siteItprfe. Gmberit frems
brnste fsrit Sane, Der iatte en- &sfuro,
ium oensans auiaaes at bore piouns
oerlis; men mart bleo oenue pper Tlsiet
al Covering peo Saroaro. 9ereiler
gjoroe gbabpid ct enonu tuuee.
re 2git, iom imiolertio mart blsp
upertrumiet al @errin, bois &eturb
gbuouid ultiaa MI bar fat i Sfpssel
paa en- iaa slimreuoe Maabe, at ban
uiitnof | nosen 2iO pil iorblipe upper.
t~rufien.
Smiblertib bar 9rinceton. lniperIits.
tet funnel frempIie en- it9rt Mano
Cigar O. Solt, iom er en- &iempe a
8psnins % al llbiesnbe life ulis Gbab.
mid. SOIt peier POS Buno % itaar
Sob % 2 9ummer / SOiele fen; Gbao,
mid er 6 Sob ps ! 9umms bSi Os peie,
1872 Tuno; 2operins mailer fun .
os y CONNIE os oeier $50 guib
Serria err 5 5po 81 Spmme ps us,er
149 9uno, meoers Sane er al pmtren
iamme SBloe iom be TO forneonte
9Ouerins us gsrria bgrer til be let
pR8tlse, men er mGrIperbi9 itartbpg
sebe Gtbleter, buUrimpo Gbaopid o.
6olt er tsis us uaitsn plumpe at |
til.
gbabtuids iibite GietOrb er irroele.
beuuoriuesuarcis. 9teS 8enene ba
reoe ban 2,10o &uno, Os meb &psac,
Eunoe Ian lsite 1,010 8une. q Saano
8rebet presiebe ban 8etorben pp ii
200 &uno, buiItet uiier, at ban er e.
temmells "~baaHofait1 aarl. Opus
nlnsen iOresii uosn noseu iarli9 so,
berecelie; beg bleu @rGtotiuner, 10,
ln9t ulise beers enb 2ousrius ps Der
rils, itignt oisis iibiie trRneOe, for :
~cptraaots. Gbuoud is Stprte er 10,
T, ten mere naturIig eno ben, Der b
Tobes al gerria, IOm sr en- Ssn al E
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

vi bibiGitcr Der bet rigtislie al bans
Gamtale mco 9ieportereu:
set tplos, Uadee Geir gap Sorne'
g%ulebuius III at iatte uomrrteos &Oo'
Tub, "a ies bar aIOris iset Oct haa iad
tptt. apiineen oil bIipe OperpGIOenSc
tor. Seq bar life ben min0lte 2u'I
ON, at ben pil blipe ben iigrfie, nj nos
scuiinoc bar baut / SieO Stiusr 2aIcn.
Surnet bar enouu life fat ats, men Oct
oil sIprc oct inOsn 10 Gage.
Ter CT iun Ell Ting, iom 6armerne
Iprtioen CT bsIpmrtos for, os bet er
gl~rbcibsbjelp. Ger er itur @nnsel
paa 9lrbrioert. 3uben 2 Tiger bill Gu'
timber al grbeibere hune ida BeiIjRis
tiaelie Der, men ri tuu life iaa noscn.
Seq bar ct StpfIe 9ano nGr Grocf5s
ton, iom ise 9ierne riloe iaa rDoSst,
men ies fan life iaa nOsen til at sisre
BET. Snrmerus fer is ON eiter Grbei-
bsre, men be fan life fau nogen.
Gen nps ubIteote 9jeuoslis. iom til'
laocr 5urubugi paa Snbidnerreieroa'
%tiuuen, bar parst ct traiti9t StDo Irem'
ab for bort Soil. Ter er tire fore
eagbrue, TO / GroOf8tOn os ct I Nnr'
tcoen. Sc gaor Dag us Stat, men bar
life Grbeioere mol. Oct fer no til. at
I'll tommer til at ia9e al ben 3rGIait,
iom transes +, nOroIi9e @aiunciota os
be to 9afotaer.
5orreiuinserne bsbres. % ale ier
irem til lptfelise % sube 2iber."
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

Ssnator Snlpor Stesnsrion fro
@rppiston par iorIeoen / CT. 9nul i
neutrality-suspicious. o. bleb ielp.
fslsefia i~ntsruieipet AZ en- Bfabrepprter.
San nbtalte fla meset ruienbs ON Sprs
bolbsne i Geb Riuer 2alsn. @rseen
Bar albris fdaet beore, iasbe ban, %
ben louer en- rig 6si. &c pistisiic
aOruiorter Der iaar er gaarbpsbs. gps
% Sapre.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02


Ggfer ,Sut,a, er n%niatte Icm Sp9e'
pleierIfer peo ct. Staf Soipital | Gi''
tin, Rinn.; ben 5prite er geIprerin'
be. Ter er alsrsbe flere 4atlenter
iuotaste.
st SfoleoiHrift | Siloer GATE
Meniabeb, Soma, 9aitor q. Sees
Salo, bar bpgset en- iGrffilt StolebllS
for gfboloelle al ben norlte &~ell9ionss
ifole; bet famine bar ct SfoleOtitritt |
Cir Wilcs @rpps Menigbeo, Yaltor
3d. Gaeens Sab, 9iort.
9aliur g. q. &psb / gRt. Sorsb,
8is., bar / Sprbinoelie meo groies'
i~orerne SjDrnebp % Berg ior e9eH
9iegning opertaget 0riften al W't.
!Soreb gcaoemp, ps ifal / CONNER be-
9pnbe meo en- 6 llaers Spmmerit olF
for 2Rrere.
Taitor G~letteoabl / 3ulutb er
falot til Brett al 5acomab Mtenis9eo.
- Taitor 9. 8arreptf lfal ooertn9s
Seattle Nienisbeo ira iibit ! sum-.
Zen Ste G%arsons for Baulsbc
Ysrnebiems Snopielie ieireoes nplls
Ii Gaulsbo I, boor 8eitpreren Sa'tor
s. 9oleiien os ben nor tie Metbpoils
preit, Sanien. bolot 3aler.
Sormano Sopme meo Sutru reis
Ter til ct Sao / Gpitlano i S~e9pnoelicn
al Suli. Sopmes Selbreb bar / be
ienere Iar life paret itGrt, % ocrior
uil ban iese ben reititueret peo en-
uoenlanosreiie. !Saus Sultru fiber al
Sutferipsen Os pil igse SelbreoslIe peO
at tase Ell 8aoefur / Carlsbad, 1pif.
lamb. Sen @ape, iom iijor biep ,no'
iamlet til banr, tommer MI bel meb.
= Haitor Otto Sd)miot bar autas
get &alo ira Gblca9o, bppr ban ltal
opta9e ct Niisiionsarbeioe.
= Bat. @asbOtten er falot til
8aisca, Minn.
= Menisbeoen / 5oreit Gitp bar
iaaet fig en- np 9irfetlotte i fin uatre
&irfe.
- Sfolelerer &ig / Sc~anbinapia
Mculsbeo, Iait. 8. Niliens &alp, bsoe
ben 13oe SUM-.
- Spu @raoueuter ubgit iaur ira
Ct. Slar college, nemIi3 s. Gilbert.
len, s. 9pmmc, 81. Sobnieu, ". Mir'
tbun, s. Sommerpolo, s. Stenbaus
os NR. Storlie.
- Haitpr 5osium ifal miolertiOis
betiene ct. Dial Mteni9be o unosr Tai j..
Seaanos NOrsesreiie.
- 8aitor Guuoeberg bar beoet os
meobele, at "2utberaneren"s SrcmItil=
ling al bans Menisbens npe aonititns
tiOu, iOm ri berprte / ct 9almmer, life
er FORFEIT. Zen bar life iprfaitet SAB
oere uco 3aaben, men enteu er bele
Menisbebeu 5aooere eQer, pm oct for,
lau9es, fan Der bruses ,ieritilte Sab.
oere. Ge bar beaer life forfaitet gbs
iolutiunen peb Naoperen, men fun ben
tuunsne pflentliSe. 8eo 3aaben laies
6~oriaselieu % 9roesbefiencelien lite
oetior at ipprses. Wleo !peuipu til
Ssrus 9%pnTrmation freezes, at be leper
9ruen paa Seius.
s Sauses g puobe. - 8ait
3. Sausan er tOmmet tilbase fra fin
Spoelanpsreiie.
= 8aitor Strides Saoer (2asi,
&Ofie) bpoe i lit Siem / StOap Stun,
Winn., ben ste Mai, II gar sammel
Hebaltpren for "SuobGreren'
itriper ON gauges Spnooes Garsmpoe
q. man life i glar marfeoe ben Oper.
lesenbeo i Gale ps Gambling, ion
iiior; men iaur ipurste man eiter 6reo
Stemninsen bar sUo.
5 ben bantsIut6erte
8irfe. - Yait. Sitsrsaaro bar all
ta9et &alo fra Genmarf Weni9teo
Gmmet Co., Soma, % iful ilptte til Il
npe 8irtefelot / September.
- Yait. @eitersaaro fra 9anmart
iom bar nntage 8alb iom SeItprer 10
IreiteIfolen / Ses Woines, ifal fomm
bib i September.
8 Ben Scr. ban f.tut6ert
8irfe. - Get ups aiIlutteoe Gar2
mpbe beifripes iom ct ieroeles sUot
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

umulist ielv for otu
~tlc9eite at fOruoic
meset %alminoeIl9c
6arer. Set er oots
tert Betr, gluten er
iriit. iusen Sin paa
Simmeler, ps uoen
8eItpttelie MOB
&egn gaar ct 6rua
entimmer biemmes
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Nepnftfr gfrtn siitoe,

Gisr "a Rebatter uf "HOrbreit'nt, sr
at 9refioent MtSinleD uDnepnt I'll
,spnful iRptteroum Nsosrlaubsne. prof.
8. g. Requs fra 8ecorob bar be 'lo'tt
4 Oar inNehapt bette Gmbeos. De
tcrab= qpiten" srdtuIerer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
fra Uaihin9ton.
seuater gettisrsm,

ION fibi, 2rrods bIsr rdrnmet al ef
let SIagtilTGIbe, fr msast bsors. San
fun MI tai, eanTte furItaasIigt, og 2Gs
cen trpr, at Ian inben tort 8io Tan tlt'
be atrcl.s frit isjen, bis Fan fdar Oer
nsoMnptas Noile.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Selp. SeifDttellc.

Ct pluOieligt 3esultpl er blot en- Of
De mango Omtiitelier, iom en- 8uinoe
er ubiat for. Wause Sru;utimmer er
liaeanloiae; men uuoertioen er bet
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

ALDEL FRITZ Nye Abonnenter paa "Sport az Fri.
luftsliv, Ilustreret maanedlg Journals CcntsA.-
ret, faa rem Grippe E0tograier paa l0xll Karton AZ
ole Balls Festigheirrne lide MAJ. Adresscr med
'"atst I'll Porto og Indpaknlng: sport g FriluftsIiy.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

Yaa @runb al at S~ribeosbagen ieis
res pau Manbas ben ste, nofOmmer
neIte $50. af Siaoet Ell Dag isnere END
alminoelis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

Sfslse be ieueite Nteobelelier Slabe
fer bet uo iii, at eugene g. 3ebs life
lGnser tGnter poa at anlG99e en- itOrs
artet tppperat,pe 8ploni | Staten 8aibs
instou, bpur ban bible jamie minoit
100000 a~rbeibslpie Terioner. Oct
Ifal NIL bore Wteuiuseu at ienoe up8le
iaa Irbsibslpie til Sei;fpiten for at
uSisse fig Siemtsoer paa famine 0taas
DC Tom andre Sjemigsere. 9ranspOrs
tatiors um%fOltningerne betales al be
maaneblise SuptGster ira bet ~iOciale
0emufrati, Gebs' MP 8nrtl. Sebs
bill iprblipe / often, ps ban % bans
5urbunosfaller pil sicunem Bet ME
politiite Iarti arbeioe for SOcialismen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Spis DC Dor 3penmatisme,

ItTtn iii mta, % les bill lenbe Sem irit Ca grooc
&otie al q mibsd, bptItst belbreeebe mig o. EltFn
Der dHore, i,lp {tpfaiet 20 Gar saule. 4bresi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
LATE SOCIAL NEWS.

Miss Margaret Routh, of 537 Holly ave-
nue., entertained about 50 guests yesterday
afternoon for Miss Jackson, Of Boston. The
floral decorations were roses, chrysanthe
being arranged in yellow and the dining room
in pink and green. Misses Clark and Brill
presided at the table. Others assisting the
hostess were: Misses W. Brill, Willius, Nc
Masters aud Dabney.
Mrs. A. F. Behnke, of % Summit avenue,
noon for Mrs. H. G. Woods, of Colorado
Springs The decorations were elaborate,
palms. smilaX, roses and chrysanthemums
having been used, to produce the color har-
monies. In the reception room white and
green prevailed: in the tea room, yellow and
green. The table handsomely appoint
ed. These who assisted the hostess in re-
ceiving We're: Mrs. W. w. Dawley. of Min
neapolis; Mrs. j. w. Conley, Mrs Friedman
and Misses Hope and Alcott. Among those
who otherwise assisted in looking after the
comfort of the, guests were: Mesdames Hurd,
Hallowell, D. E Wilson, Hart, Misses Gates,
Wakefield, Allen, BuFtis, Hape, Moore, Knox,
and Bishop. sDanz's orchestra discoursed
music.
St. Lukes Aid society will meet with Mrs.
j. W. Lancaster of SIS Holly avenue, Fri
day evening.
Mrs. James McElroy of Carroll street, will
entertain the ladies Of the Cathedral Tenn
perance society and their friends Thursday
evening. Cards and dancing will be the fea-
ture of the evening.
Mrs. E. H. Cutler has cards out for an
evening reception to be given Monday, Nov.
Is. The guest of honor will be Mrs. Saltus,
nee Noyes, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs P. H. Scanlan have returned
from an extended wedding trip in the West,
and are now at home at CAB Central Park
place. II -
Miss Pearl Shaw, Of Havre, Mont, is visit
ing friends in st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
They May Saw Wood.

The board of control has made arrange
ments with Contractor Salisbury who fur
nishes the wood for the city hospital, the
almshouse and the outdoor poorhouse where
by all able-bodied men who apply to the board
for wood will be given an opportunity to
saw a few cords of it for Mr.. Salisbury. In
stead of receiving their pay in cash, such
of $3.50 a cord. AS the rate of wages for
saving wood is 10 cents cord, two cuts, as
soon as the applicant has earned $50 he is
given half a cord of wood.
This plan was adopted last year by the
board of control with satisfying results. All
applicants for wood who are able-bodied and
willing 10 work Will be accommodated.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
GIEsEN's SILVER FOUND.
Milwaukee Man VIII Now Get His
Present.

The silver table set, which disap-
peared from P. J. Giesen's buggy sew
eral weeks ago, was discovered yester-
day in an unexpected manner. The
service was offered for sale to Anton
Miesen, of the Pabst Brewing COM
pany, when it was recognized as that
lost by Mr.. Giesen, by Otto Holz, cash
Ter for the Pabst company, who had
been one of the subscribers for the
purchase of the silverware.
The silver was offered for sale by
Albert BOjmon, of 642 Broadway, who
said that he had bought the set from
a man who worked at his saloon. The
man, it was said. had found tbo table
ware on East Seventh street Bojmon
claims he paid $25 for the silver, and
now expects the $25. reward offered by
Mr.. Giesen at the time the present was
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
IN INSURANCE CIRCLES.
Massachusetts Policies Not Neces
sariIy Valid Here,

Insurance Commissioner Dearth has
notified the Hartford Fire Insurance
company that he cannot accept it's
standard underwriters policy form
which was accepted by Commissioner
Cutting, of Massachusetts, on the
ground that it does not conform to the
Minnesota law as to heading. 1t is
to be headed Minnesota Standard
Policy" He insists that the heading
be either Hartford Fire" or Joint
Policy"
Actuary David Parks Fackler, Of
New Jersey, will begin his examina-
ton of the Life Insurance Clearing
company for the Minnesota depart
mont WedneSdaV
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
THE YALE LECTURE.
TO Be Given at the metropolitan On
Tuesday Afternoon.

Madame Yale, the exponent of a sys-
tenn for the preservation of health
color and beauty, who will lecture
Tuesday afternoon at the Metropolitan
opera house, is assured of an immense
audience, rot simply because the event
is free to ladies, but owing to the in
terest taken in her methods. Madame
Yale is herself living result of the
efficacy of her own teachings. She IS
said TO be beautiful woman. She is
described as the high priestess of a
rev cult. Her topic will be scientific
beauty culture and physical culture.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
The Greatest Attraction

In the city at present seems to be the
cooking school at the Golden Rule
The basement is crowded daily, and if
you miss it you are a loser for it is in
charge of an expert, a graduate Of the
hest and largest cooking school in this
country, and the work, which is certain
ly wonderful, is done on a gas stove.
AS everybody expects to have gas
stove you can not only learn to cook
but you can learn how to do it on a
gas stove. 1t is free. Don't fail to see
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
Jackets and CaDeS.

We can tell you about the
large stock and you can see the
crowds Of buyers whenever you
come here. We Can describe the
styles, tell you of the materials
and Innings, but we can't convey
to you in print the perfect tailor
ing, the careful cut and careful
finish of our garments.
These details are as carefully
looked after in our $500 Jackets
as in the most expensive ones all
through the stock, That's why
we are doing the Cloak trade of
the town and that's why we are
so favorably advertised by Our
friends.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-07
LOTS OF OTHERS AT LOWER PRICES.
Reductions in Black Goods.

Hard Very fortunate for you.
Many in the neighborhood of $00 yard
entirely sold It's impossible to replace them The
qualities under tariff would
There's thing do, and that's mark dOy
The who buys Black Dress
this week anywhere will lose money
Novelty cents
Cloths
all ndsso1 for Si.tO.
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values , .,...., ............. Sc, 1892 Is
The complaint alleges that the value
of the real estate and the real estate
in foreclosure as stated in the state
ment of resources is at least so per cent
in excess of the actual value thereof.
1t is further declared that the liabili-
ties of the defendant corporation eX-
coed the assets thereof by at least the
sum of $125,O00, and that the said de-
PENDANT is now and for some time past
has been wholly irsOlvent.
Wherefore the attorney general asks
the court to restrain the defendant,
and the officers and agents thereof,
from dispOsing of any of the assets of
such company under the plan cOntem-
plated by the resolution looking to the
voluntary liquidation of the concern,
or under any other plan. The attorney
general also asks the court to appoint
a receiver of the corporation, and
gives notice that he will make the APP
plication Nov. 81 at special term.
Prior to May IA, the directors of the
defendant corporation were w. j.
DonahOwer president; H. H. Walpole,
secretary; L. I. Casserly and j. H.
Macmillan.
Judge Bum also had before him yes
terday at special term the application
of certain stockholders, NJ. A. Perry
ct. al, of the Continental Savings, Loan
and Building company, for the appoint
ment of a receiver for the company.
In this suit, too, the question of the
constitutionality of chapter 25O, Laws
of 1897, is stated.
The application was partly heard and
continued
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WHY THE VICTORY:
O'Brien and McDermOtt Express
Their Opinions.

On Wednesday the New York World tele-
sraphed to leading Democrats in all the
states the following question:
What, in your Judgment. were the chief
causes of the splendid Democratic gains
everywhere yesterday?
Paul:
St. Paul, Nov 3.-The Democratic gains
are the result of the failure of the Repub!i-
can party to redeem its pledges and be-
cause further study has convinced the people
of the soundness of the Chicago platform.
Mr.. Bryan is the undoubted leader of tbs
Democracy. Thomas D. O'BTen,
National Committeeman from Minnesota.
st. Paul, Nov. 3-Yesterday's skirmish al,
along the line showed that the people are
trying to eyade the chains that monopolist
greed would fasten forever upon them. TIL
result is due to better understanding of tbs
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Monday Specials,

Saturday is always the busiest Gay
of the week in the Cloak Room. We
are going to quote such special prices
for Monday that tomorrow will be the
day of the season.
6 different lines of Cloth Gapes,
including Mohair Boucies, Irish
Friezes, Beavers and Kcrseys, full
SiEk..ined or handsomely trimmed
with Fur, choice for
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IMPORTANT.-We have re-
ceived advices OF shipment of
over 300 Jackets. which will ar
rive today. They will be deliv-
cred to us by special arrange
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Home money to loan at lowest rates
on good security. No charge for COM
mission or exchange. No gold clause.
We give the ION or before" privilege.
The State Savings Bank. Germania
Life Bdg., 4th ard MINI. SITS.
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STAHLMANN BREWERY SOLD.
1t Is Knocked Down to NicoIin ard
Shell,

Shell.
In the matter Of the assignment of
the Christopher Stahlmann Brewing
company to Joseph Ehrmanntraut Jr.,
heard before Judge Kelly yesterday,
bids were received for the assets of the
concern. The first bid was that of
Messrs. Nicolin & Shell. who offered
$1,25O, but other bids followed until
at last the original bidders offered
$780, AS no one would raise this
amount, Judge Kelly allowed the bid.
The brewery and other property, which
is mortgaged to the extent Of about
100000, will accordingly pass into the
possession of NicOlin & Shell
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ment at seven o'clock tomorrow
morning, and we shall have them
marked and ready for sale at 9
o'clock. They will represent all
the late ideas and improvements.
Well made, reliable, strictly
up-to-date and perfect-fitting
Jackets for 1915. They'll
surprise you.
An immense variety of strictly up
to-date Jackets III Boucles, Beavers
and Coverts, also some q 3 p
5 a5i5ssl Sf $5zs5s5 BLACK and 1910
Here's the best thing in stock:
Strictly Tailor Made Jackets of ALL
Wool Kerseys, Imported FREEZES, En-
glish Whipcords and Boucles, with
high grade Silk Innings and tailor
strap seams, all coIors, MaN z n
Monday Nj sAAs