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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05

Edna, the 7.yeArold daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs ". II. Byers Of the Reliance
neighboihood. died "Wednesday morn.
INK at O'Clock and was buried wednes.
day afternoon at Reliance.
Mrs. Baldwin A. Hil returned 10 Ia.
donia yesterday after a visit 10 her is.
ter Mrs Dickerson near Bryan. She
was accompanied by her two little
daughters and little son.
The report that Jim King was killed
by irain near Ilearne Wednesday was
erroneous. lie was struck by a train
however aud had one eve knocked out.
aud Was otherwise dangerously hurt.
lie vas brought home yesterday after.
noon.
Joe d. Reeds insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paving
death claims arising from the war with
spain. For accident and life insurance
either in lodges or straight life eompA.
nies see Joe d. Reed. n
Marriage licenses Henderson ohm.
son 10 Jennie Thomas, Sylvester Coo per
10 Martha Williams. W d Garrett to
Annie McCasland, BENJAMIN Jones 10
Mrs. Mile Gilbert, W Frank Thoma.
son to Emma Presley, Chas. c Todd TO
Mary b. Bittle.
Mr.. Frank Thomson ofCrouell, Ford
county, south Of QuanAh, was married
yesterday morning at 1880 10 Miss Elm.
ma Presley at the home Of her brother.
Mr.. Henry Presley, in this city, Rev. J..
ID. West officiating. They left on the
noon train for the groom's home FOL.
lowed by the beet wishes Of friends and
relatives
IA NJ. Sims went 10 Caldwell yesier.
day to fix up the phones on the new
line from that place via Cooks Point to
Bryan. IA rang up the Eagle Office at
noon Yesterday and a conversation with
him showed the line TO b. in excellent
shape. lie said he had been talking to
lola, e distance OF IS miles, and that
the result was equally satisfactory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05
MIR aud Mrs. 4. rs. Lomax En-
terrain.

The round Of parties and receptions
this summer is continuous, and the
young people are much indebted to
their entertainers, but for whose
ihoughtfuIness the summer would be
insuiIerably dull.
Last night was one Of the most pleas
ant this summer. with the moon at its
prime and breezes cooled by timely
showers--just the kind Of evening for
party such as was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Lomax in honor OF their
niece, Miss Lille Hanson There were
about fifteen couples present and all
enjoyed the evening thoroughly.
The house aud beautiful yelvety lawn
we're equally at the disposal Of the
guests who spent the evening with
dancing and conversation. Cream and
cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. LomaH have lovely
home and know just how to entertain
young people.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05
Property Bargains.

Hyou need home or have money to
invest you cannot afford to miss this
opportunity. Il will pay bargain.hunt.
ers to see me; oder the following prop.
erty very cheap;
. houses on lots /, ., 3. :, 8, block I2i,
being the hall block west OF G.. $. Par.
ker's gin.
] house on lots q and Z, block los.
! house on lots /, :, 3, block li9; (my
home).
. lots In block l27-lots 9, Z.
> lots In block l4s-lots 0, 10.
Part Of block No. 10, Hills addition.
80 acres Of land miles from BRYAN,
good improvements.
2ls-4O j. q. TABOR.
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ToDD-BIrTLE.
A Quiet Wedding to Take Place
at College This Morning.

Lieut.. Charles C. Todd and Miss
Mary b. Bittle will be married at
college this morning and will leave
on the noon train for Atlanta. Ga. ,
where Lieut. Todd will go In re-
sponse to army orders.
The wedding will be very quiet
only relatives and few friends be-
ing present, and DIR. 7. c. Bittle,
father Of the bride, officiating.
Lieut.. Todd is one Of the most
distinguished and deserving Of the
graduates Of the A. & NJ. college in
recent years. He was first honor
graduate Of his class, and in con.
sequence Of this distinction was
rendered a commission as second
lieutenant in the regular army,
passing mighty creditable three
weeks examination at Leaven-
worth, Kansas. Prior 10 this he
vas an assistant professor Of chem
istry and after the departure of
Lieut.. Bartlett, was commandant
Of the corps Of cadets at college.
He is held in the highest esteem
by the faculty, officers and stu
dent body Of the college, has an
excellent rank and a bright future.
Miss Bittle is one Of the most
charming and popular young ladies
Of the campus social circle. Her
beauty and sweetness Of DISPOSE
ton have endeared her to all and
her friends are legion.
The Eagle extends it, heartiest
congratulations and hopes that the
young couple will realize the full
measure Of happiness with which
their future is so roseate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05
The Gamut Of Souvenirs.

a housekeeper who dotes on "col-
lectIons and who has run the gamut
of souvenir spoons. Jugs, cups. beer mugs
and candle-sticks, is now turning her
attention 20 plates. and prouounces Il
the most fascinating OF an. zone never
can have too many plates" she de-
clares, and everywhere you go you are
sure to find variety OF pretty and
artistic ones to choose from"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Coon Williams Was here from Harvey
yesterday.
p Two up. stAirs rooms for rent. Apply
b Ira Gooch. n
Mrs. J. J. Mistrot returned from Gal.
weston yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Buchanan have
gone 10 san Antonio.
W. V. HAnway Of Dallas, was visit.
or to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Mary Bit,ls we're
here from College yesterday.
For Rent-The house adjoining my
residence. Mrs. W. II. Webb. 2l4
Mrs. Otto Boehme and children re.
turned from San Antonio yesterday.
Royal Blue a strictly first class Sc
cigar sold only by G. G. Parsons. l65ti
V Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Jones Of
I Reliance, on Wednesday last, a fine boy.
y W. T. Jones Of Reliance, was a pleas
ant caller at the Eagle Office yesterday.
+. W. Chiles, organizer for the ma.
tional fraternity, left yesterday Tor Fl.
Worth.
When you want 10 enjoya nice drive
get one Of Ira Gooeh's nobby turn.
outs. dtf
Mrs. +. 4. Misirot and sister, Miss
Lille Wilson returned from Galveston
yesterday.
Miss Roehl returned 10 Hockey yes.
terday after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Pc.
ter Winter.
J. T. Edwards, John Mooring and T..
4. Bishop were mere from Grimes coun.
~ yesterday.
Miss Mary Allen returned to Wac
yesterday after visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
7 A. j. Buchanan.
Rev. W. II. Reddin, J. W. stephens
and K. B. Mosely we're here from vii.
low Hole yesterday.
have new wagon scales at my stable
and will do all kinds Of pubic weighing
at half price. Ira Gooch 2Ogu
Having ordered a large refrigerator
Tor the city Make. my smaller one Is
for sale cheap. $. W. Buchanan. PA
W. II. McVey was here from Well.
born yesterday with some excellent
samples Of tobacco which no has raised
this year.
Read John NJ. Caldwers ad giving
notice Of his removal sale this month.
lie will be locoted at Reads drugstore
after August. lSstf
For pure fountain and bottle soda,
DR.. Pepper and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, etc, call
on e. q. Parsons. lBjif
Chas Clayton was here yesterday
~ reported work going on towards
Tetling the poles and digging holes for
the Macy, Edge and Tabor phone line.
Buggies, surreys, hacks and closed
carriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply your wants in the livery line
promptly and at very low prices. dti
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05
Rock Prairie.

Warm weather is very disagree
able. Rain is badly needed in this
part Of the community.
4 great deal Of sickness now,
some very severe.
Mrs. Lille Carl has been very
i'll for the past week, but We hope
she is improving rapidly.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bolton on last Wednesday night.
Mr.. Trave Coddy entertained
quite a crowd Of his friends with a
grand ice cream supper which was
delightfully."- enjoyed by all present.
The writer will name a few that
we're there: Misses Emma Tuck
er. Lille and Dora Battle, jamie,
Fannie and Emma Royder, Pearl
and Coma Candy, Bernice Good
year, Yuma Jolly, Emma Deason
and Laura Royder Of Wellborn.
Messrs. +. Z. Griffin, A. ]. Tabor,
Arthur Williams, Claude and
carney Candy, Ebert Barron,
Albert and Mervin Jolly, Ed Tuck
er, Homer McCulloch, G.. c. and J.
c. Royder, Charley Clint and Joe
Atkins and also Messers. Jessie
and Ell Brennan Of Lee county.
Dancing began about 0 o'clock and
was enjoyed until a late hour, and
then the table was spread with ex-
cellent cream and cake and six
couple marched TO the table while
the rest still kept dancing. The
cream was greatly enjoyed and all
had plenty. The dancing was
kept up until about . o'clock. The
music was furnished by Messrs.
Trave Coddy, viii Jolly, Ed and
Jesse Brenham, and it was grand
too. All seemed to have a grand
time and thanking Mr.. Trave very
kindly, all returned home, hoping
to enjoy another soon.
Miss Emma and Mr.. Oscar Carl
Of Bell county, are visiting their
brother, Mr. EdCarl, of this place.
Misses Callie and Matte and
Mr.. Clum Foster Of Providence,
visited Rock Prairie last Sunday.
Misses Bette Candy and Emma
Arnold, in company with Messrs.
A. J. Tabor aud II. r. Palmer, at
tended the concert Friday night at
Bethel.
Mr.. Will Pate of Bethel COM
munity, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs Bolton has been quite in
for several days, but at this writing
is better.
Mr.. ii. T. Palmer il visiting
friends at this place. Tulip.
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. DISTINGUISHED WOMAN.


Mrs. Lsdysra stevens saa NEE wsrk
In the Paris Exposition
Mrs. Ledyard Stevens. president OF
the commission OF women who are
working for a woman's department at
the Paris exposition OF 1900. is one OF
New York's leading spirits among pro-
gressive women. She Is a native OF
South Carolina. and toward the close
OF the civil war was sent as a child 20
her grandmother. Mrs. John w. Chan
Ter In New York. on a special pass Is
sued BY General Sherman.
Through the chanler branch Of the
family Mrs. Stevens Is a line descend
ant OF John Winthrop. governor Of the
colony Of Massachusetts, She IL also
descended from Peter stuyvesant. the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05

Dutch governor OF New Amsterdam.
Through her father. Dr. octayius
White she Is connected with the best
families Of the south.
Mrs. Stevens is a paragon Of fash
ion. and Be- eminently fitted In an In
tellectual and social way for the large
and important work she has undertake
an
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05

! 4 wooden net is decidedly new fab
rlc, and nstlike In pattern ape some
awfully fetching fabrics that seem to
be Of silk and wool. very soft and
elinging to the touch. and in various
netllke or laeellke meshes. These are
quite the smartest things possible built
over soft sstlns In closely cllnglng
iraperies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05

Tyler, Tex, Aug. AIN attempting
to save her baby from her burning house
here Easter Lewis, colored, was 80 badly
burned she is not expected to live. Her
baby was cremated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-05
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

w V Hanway, John Barnes, 7 vii.
son; Dallas; John Williams, Corpus
Christi; J II shang, Chicago; d P
snodgrass, Galveston; II B Essington.
Louisville.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16

adds Il believe that Paine's celery
compound has enabled me to escape my
periodical attack Of rheumatism this
winter. | very Checrfully recommend
it to any one in similar need, in the
full belief that it will be helpful IN
every case"
Mayor Courtney has been eminently
successful as a lawyer, one of his APP
peaIs to the supreme court having been
Instrumental in bringing about the
passage Of the present ballot reform
law. Mayor CGGrtney's happy expert
ence with P2ine's celery compound is
shown in his letter annexed:
Lowell. Mass, Nov. II, 1897.
Messrs. Wells, Richardson &, Co.,
tientlemrH-I take pleasure in recon-
mending Paine's celery compound II
has been of great benefit to members
Of my family, VINO have used it, and
among my friends and acquaintance,
including Mayor Ramsdell. of Lynn. l
have known it to prove very success
ful in accomplishing cures. Sincerely
Yours. WILLIAM F. COURTNEY
There is absolute relief from nervous
prostTatiGn, s,eeplesSness, poor appetite.
growing thinness and less of vigor and
strength in Paine'5 celery compound
1t IS 4 fact verified by the practice
- the best physicians and by thou
sands Of personal testimonials that
Paire's celery compound makes new.
pure blood. builds up the nervous sys-
TEN, and cures disease when all other
remedies have failed. 1t is the greatest
spring remedy in the world.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16

road ticket made Mr. Baer almost Ger
lHir that the dead man was his brother.
The body was taken to Chicago last
evening whore il is believed the iden-
tification will be made complete by the
dead mans wife.
Mr. Rael's theory of his brothers
death is that he was murdered. When
seen in Chicago in December last, the
missing man had several hundred dol
lars in his possession. diamond stud,
a valuable ring and a gold watch.
Nothing Of value except a small ICcket
ana the dangling watch chain was
found on the dead man.
Baer was a silver platter by trade
and worked in Geneva, III. His domes-
tic life was not we'll ordered, and his
brother thinks he suddenly left Geneva
to go to Duluth, where he was at one
time employed. Failing to secure work
in Duluth. Mr. Raer thinks his brother
came to st. Paul or Minneapolis, where
he thinks the missing man fill in with
companions who killed him for his
Valuables and threw the body into the
river.
Detective Campbell, who has had the
case in hand for the police depart
ment. does not credit the murder the
Dry. lie says the indications point to-
ward Baer having ended his life by
jumping into the river He says, from
what the dead mans brother told him.
Mr.. Raer and Mrs. Raer lived in more
OF less disCord, ard that Eaer was
drinking heavily when last seen in
Chicago. To get away from domestic
worry. Detective Campbell thinks
Baer came to the Twin Cities and, in
fit of dependency, killed himself.
Detective Campbell accounts for the
missing money and valuables upon the
hypothesis that Baer expended his cash
and paWned the jeWelry
Robert c. Baer will take the body to
his home at 49, Fairmont avenue, Chi
cago, where Mrs Baer will view the
remains. If it develops that the body
is not that OF Adolph c. Baer the To-
cal police authorities will be notified.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
HAWTHORNE FOR scHIEFMANx.
Denies IA Campaign story, and Says
Erwin Hasn't Any Shaw.

There is just enough truth in that story
to make it dangerous lie" said Hon. J. NJ
Hawthorne at his home in West St. Paul
last night. when shown an article in the
Dispatch which said that the Silver Repu6-
leans Of st. Paul could not support Dr.
schifmann and the Demccrat-Citzens
ticket.
Said MIR. Hawthorne: 81 will tell you the
truth CT the mater.
II was present at meeting of the state
central committee Of the Silver Republican
party at Minneapolis last Wednesday, Hon.
c. II. Pettitt, chairman CT the state central
committee OF the Silver Republican party
was in the chair Mr.. Pettitt is the sime
man who was chairman Of the Republican
party state central committee before it was
seduced by the golden calf at st. Louis
The matter of the attitude of the silver
Republicans in the present city campaign in
this city talked over. The efforts e
the Silver Republicans Of this city to unite
the reform foes warmly commended
And, while they dspl1red the fact that those
efforts were not successful. yet two or three
of the members suggested that perhaps it
would be prudent for the Silver Republicans.
as a body, not to officially indorsa either
party. and use their effor s again in the fall
campaign TO promote harmony and union
There was no decision whatever that M
silver man could afford to vote for a geld
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
WHOSE AFFIDAVIT IS IT,.
Il. II. Van Duxec Says Mr.. Fc!dhauscr
Has No I}0cu:1cnt OF E5is Making

Il. N. Van Du~e" Says Mr.. Fc!dhfuser
Has ro Document Of E5is Maitin;.
f. NJ. Van Duzee has had something to
say about that alleged affidavit that Edward
Fodhauser hourishcd at the Ninth ward
meeting Wednesday night The following
statement was made yesterday by Mr.. Van
Duzee. 1t is now up to Feldhauscr:
II never met Mr.. Feldhauser but once"
said Mr.. Van DuZce yesterday, and then
our conversation was very brea l did not
interview him on behalf Of the Municipal
During our conversation, the name Of Mr.
Drake was not mentioned. Furthermore, l
never had any conversation with Mr.. Drake
concerning Mr.. FedhGuser. nor did | ever
hear Mr.. Drake mention Mr.. NFeldhauser's
name, or candidacy fer the Republican
mayOralty nomination. 1t is perhaps I'm
necessary for me to add that Mr. Fed
hauser has no affidavit Of mine on this or
any other subject I am utterly unable to
comprehend what Mr. Feldhauser IS think
ing Of, if he has made the statements at
trbuted to him. ard his use of my name Is
not only unwarrante1, but outrageous"
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administration. And If Col. Kiefer
only gets there, we'll

| administration. And If Col. Kiefer
| only gets there, we'll"
Kiefer has added a person known as
Euule U. Hinebaugh to his encourage
| The loss sustained by Patrick Dennis
ocanhell IS OF such nature that one
| must forget the fact that this Is a time
| Oh turmoil and strife and commiserate
with him. It there is anything that
| might reconcile the friends of Scan
nell to his loss, 1t Is the fact that Col
MEIER has been gfaciously vouchsafed
!lsht-minded and Frivolous one may be
| inspired to ask where Eddie G.. Hine-
pauSh got aboard The inquiry arg
ues the Vacutty of mind that leads to
unSeemly levfty. Mr.. Hinebaugh didn't
get ABOARD. He was aboard. He and
| w me ESan sedog were always aboard.
| lie ESan'S dog has dropped into OBJ
security but the light of Eddie G.. Hine-
pauSh VIII never so out. He is to his
lulioWer, the Piper Mcdonald. Il thing
oL beauty and. a JOY forever. His grac-
i"us treatment Of this humble follower
mas petn source of gladstone joyaunce
10 tne biaSe of the Fourth ward. Col.
Meier IS to be congratulated and Is
admonished to cherish Eddie G. Hine-
pau&n as a thing of value. If he is
saved up until election day and taken
10 the polls, he may even be moved to
cast ms vote for the colonel. if he
happens to remember it. Moreover, he
would De such a guide for such a.
mayor that other mayors having other
suldeS would be ashamed of them
selves when they contrasted their own
talneness to the gorgeous brilliance Of
LH%t falnpoW-tinlted pair-Kiefer and
long to enjoy the pleasurable com
partnership of his new friend
The lame and altogethcr silly expIa-
nation made by the parties to the leg
pulling process, to which Sheriff Wage
her refused to RESPOND. makes DeonIe
who know the leg pullers laugh. Per
haps that was Joke foo That LITTLE
the representative of the Republicans
two years ago. But in the case Of a
joke being carried to . finish -ti,a+ fl,
ism ought not take the form of a check.
John Wagner is not an idOft and q
man who would Subscribe e10n 70 tbc
SCanneII fund r,1ncf (s,.+a;n1,, ~ i.a,il
''iiS NC 1i40<'iie.
Tf 1D+a,- ,,,,
DICh oelI time is no more Valu-
dhIe than it was two years ago, he
sheriff Wagner. A split of $500 is not
very much money for two months work
-''N''' - VI e'i'i'i1iiee'
One A Welsh ,,.bo i.i... 49,.
:, . TIoll,, Si9n' VINO HlSlStS that ne
- d iltpleW and IS ready to deliver the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
NEX sCE!IFFMANX CLUB.
Seventy-five Residents OF the Uppcr
Flats Form an Organizations

A Schifmann club was organized last mig I
at No. II. Upper flats. and was ussers d
into existence by $50 enthusiasts residents OF
that locality. Rousing speeches were made
to the members by Phillip Martin, Judg
Twohy. John l.. Mccarthy, ]. f. McCue. Bent
McGuire, Edward Murnane and Charles Ken
naley.
John Ludwig was elected president Of the
club and in accepting the honor made red
hot speech in favor Of Dr. Schiffmaan and
the DemCcrati ,-Citizens ticket
The club starts off with a membership Of
seventy. Il Is expected that the memberships
will be increased to 100 at the next meeting,
The people OF the flats have been voting
with the Republicans during the two lagf
campaigns, but they say they are tired Of
false promises and broken pledges and are
coming back to the party that keeps the
promises it makes.
The club will meet at the same Dlace rov+
Thursday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
FIRE AT ST. ANTHONY.
Minneapolis Iron Store Co. Again
Visited, and Damage Done to tg,c
Amount of $4,000.

The building CT the Minneapolis Iron Store
company situated at st, Anthony Park, was
done to the amount of 5000. The fire 90.
CURED about 10 O'Clock
Two months ago the same concern suf-
fered considerable loss by fire and the butid-
ing burned last night had hardly been
completed. The factory was in operation
however, ard a big portion of the loss will
be on material and machinery.
It could not be ascertained last night what
insurance was carried en- the property.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
HEre. wiz. lows Soothing sYrun

Has been used for over fifty years by millions
OF mothers for their children while teething with
perfect success 1t Soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays ail pain cures wind collie. and is
me best remedy FOR DiarrhPa. Sold by Druggists
- very part OF the world Be sure and ask for
MF7- Ninsinw's S""hing Syrup" and take no
oIlor KIND. IWonty-liv cents bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16

UMBRELLAS. Only one sort men
TONED, but you'll find them to be un-
usually cheap when you see the quality.
100 Ladies 2G-inch Black Silk sun
or Rain Umbrellas. metal rod, silk
case and tassel, good val M M
lie at $3.50, today ~ hg
only WkHQU
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
BELIEVED TO BE BAER

E0DN CT THE 5IHN I>>sJND N TEE
RIVER LAST >JNr>AY
Almost Positively Identified by RIB
"r; g. nner. OF ch!oago--I:encrnI
appearances ard Various Articles
Founa Lend thc Chicago Dian to
thc HcIiri That the Dead Nan Was
His Missing Brother.
Tha body of the unknown man fcu~d
l- th. river last Sunday was yesterday
..W'st positively Identified by Robert
|. faer IF ChicaGo. as that Of his
missing brother. Ado}ph {. B3er.
Tae fact that Mr. Raar had not seen
his .r.-h.r for nearly two years, to-
-fa-r With The condition Of the body,
made ID imp sSible for him to identify
ta- dead man from personal appear
a...-. other than the general proper
t.."s. .1t the c.nshing, articles Of jew
erg found an the body. and the rail-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
Field, SchliCk 6 Go.
BEST JACKET AND SUIT VALUES.

Several lots of New Suits and Jackets for choosing today
as all Our garments areCoeCty properly made and
hnled The following list tells very small prices for
excellent qualies
little lot OF New Spring and
% lots put all guaranteed to be this CT "
EIh -
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nk lined All .
:
the popular Of
ALT
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tA SUIT SALE Brand New TaiiMade plain
"a n
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Ladies Capes, in all lengths nd mater ia!s
IA 100 Misses and Chldren's Refers a HF
of
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druGgiSts refund money II il fails TO cure. &c.
The genuine has l. &. .. on each tablet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-16
II Gents
AT THE NOTION COUNTER.

Children's Skeleton Waist and Hose
Supporters, Sc kinds, for 10 cents.
Large Block Pins, 15c kinds, for 5
cents.
Best Shoe Laces. pair for 5 cents.
Sewing Machine Needles, 8 papers
for sc.
Linen Buttons. all sizes, &c a dozen
Gem Curling Irons, all sizes, &c each