The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-08

and gloves
organs and me.odeons
Nonotuek Silk Comnany ST Paul-Pret.
uly arranged booth ornamented with intri-
cateiy worked silken designs. One design
a good likeness of portraits of Admiral
Dewey. SIX spreads, doilies, tapestry, table
ciotns, spool and raw silk.
Schuneman & Evans st. Paul-Small drap-
Ed room with figure of richly appareled WON
an in street costume. Large variety OF gen.
eral goods. Cloves, hats, dresses, ribbons
tapestry portieres, lamps, velvets. satins
statuary. cameras. embroidered pillows. rugs
Art Gallery-2OO pictures entered in COM
petition: $1,000 work. portraying St John
On O the Island OF Patmos, writing the Book oil
st. Paul Roof and Cornice Ornament Com
panyEColoniai style arch booth OF steel. iron
stoves.
Mannheimer Bros St. Paui-Glass case
SSa aits with varieties OF rugs ana tapestry
SILKS, satins, velvets brocades, fur gar
ments, women's and children's clothing. hats
Iaces, fans, embroidered pillows and orna-
ments: Wax figure richly clothed.
Flour City Ornamental Company. Mime
apolis-Steel fencing, brass ornaments, bronze
lamp stand and chandeliers. Floral designs
in bronze relief.
neapoiis-Ranges and nickel cooking stoves
Lamb Bros, nneapolis-Self-h heating fiat
irons
Marie Paint Company. Minneapolis-Mixed
paints and decorative colors.
M. A. Gedney Picking Company, st. Paul,
pyramid :, containing 1000 bottles of preserved
goods. Six varieties. Pickles. olives, onions
spices, sauces, tomatoes and catsup. Two
demonstrators.
City Sash and Door Company. Minneapolis
window frames. screens doors, wood carving
ana scroll work and porch ornaments:
Anton Schroeder. st. Paul-Patent door
hinge.
Adam Decker St. Paul-Hardware; ten
stoves and ranges.
P. C. Justus, ST. Paul-Hardware; six or
namented, nickel-plated heating stoves and
st. Paul Business College-Pen drawings
typewriters and designs in drawing, penman-
ship.
State Forestry Exhibit-Large painting OF
forest fires. with imperiled people seeking
escape from flames: statistics
Inc Bruce Generator Company, St Paul
Acetylene lights, generators and lights in
operation.
Gordon G Ferguson, st. Paul-Gordon hat
In different stages Of manufacture.
Minnesota State Prison EXhibit-Binding
Irvine in different stages of manufacture
shoes and scientific instruments.
State Reformatory Display-Farm products
and specimens Of inmates workmanship.
Metropolitan Music Company. Minneapo-
lls-Pianos and organs.
w. ]. Dyer & Co., ST. Paul-Large display
musical instruments and sheet music; pianos
organs, meiodeons, band instruments, string
Instruments and photographs.
Mrs. Price, St. Paul-Canned compounds.
Treadwell Shoe Company, st. Paul-Men's
women's and children's Shoes
Northwestern Wooden Mills, Minneapolis
Twenty-Five designs Of blankets.
Prussian Remedy Company-Stock and
chicken food; horse, cattle and hog medi,
cines.
Broms Cutlery Works, Alexandria-Knive:
and scissors.
Rumford baking pwder exhibit
Standard OH Company st. Paul-Olls
greases and wax; paraf1ne covering for Jelly
and preserve glasses.
brewery & Sons, st. Paul - Carbonated
waters and soft drinks; ale and por
ter. Pyramid display containing twenty-five
varieties.
Pilsbury Mills, Minneapolis-Gr foods.
Towles Log Cabin Maple Syrup, st. Paul
Miniature log cabin in forest, illustrating
sugar refining. c
William G. Lohlker, st. Paul-Carpets, wal
paper and rugs.
Bohn Manufacturing Company, St. Paul
Refrtgerators, sashes, doors and ornaments
Hertz Bros, st. Paul-Hardware; twelve
Noyes Bros. & Cutler, st. Paul-Druggists
supplies and X-ray machine.
Minnesota State Economic Society-Mode
kitchen.
Northwestern Optical Company, St. Paul
Optician supplies.
Regina Music Box Company, Minneapolis
Music boxes.
Western Canadian Agricultural Display
Canadian Government-This years products
wheat oats, barley, flax, potatoes, tomatoes
onions, sQuashes, celery, tobacco, carrots
celery, parsnips, beans, peas, beets caulifiowel
| and crabapples; design of lion in grain.