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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
STAMPS / NEEDED TODAY.
Tax Law In Effect and People Aren't
Ready for 1t.


The force in the office Of the internal reve-
nue. collector is practically swamped with the
letters demanding revenue stamps. Letters
by the hundreds are piled up on the desks
each one containing remittances and asking
that stamps be sent at once.
To-Day the new law goes into enect, ana II
the condition Of affairs here is any indication,
1t is certain that not one-half the merchants.
bankers and business men Will be supplied
lew.
Collector Won Baumbach has been asked by
bankers and merchants II business must be
suspended in case stamps are not procurable.
The collector has answered this by advising
bankers and business men to go on doing bus
mess as usual, keeping an account OF the
stamp value of checks and other taxable doc
uments issued by them, SO that they may
later settle either by the payment OF cash or
the canceling of stamps.
Pending the time when all orders for stamps
may be filed from supplies expected from
Washington, the collector will trust to the
honesty of those whose orders have not been
attended to-
Persons who have filed applications for
stamps and deposited money will receive first
attention when the stamps are received.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

To Chicago and Milwaukee from st. Paul
$40 and Minneapolis 7:30 every evening in
the year. via c. NJ & St. P. 5Ry
The only perfect train In the world.
Prominent and discriminating peopio marvel
at the creation of elegance and comfort
wrought
by modern car builders, as evidenced by the
PIONEER LIMITED"
Minneapolis Tribune.
No extra charge on this train
Apply at THE MILWAUKEE," offices for
rates
and berth reservations.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Lydia E.
Pnkhan'S
Liver Pills

act in perfect harmony
with the laws which
govern the female sys-
tenn, and cooperate
with Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound in the treat
ment Of woman's ills.
For sale everywhere,
IS cents a box.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Mrs. Russell Here A.ain.

Mrs. Mary Russell, whose relatives recently
took her away from this city to a sanitarium,
where it was hoped to cure her of the liquor
habit has returned and was again in the
police court yesterday, on the char &c Of drunk
enness.
The woman went to the .ai. Wednesday even
ing explaining to Miss Akers that she wanted
to get away from the temptation to drink 1t
is alleged that she was at the time under
the influence Of liquor
When Judge Hne heard the facts in the
case he ordered Mrs. Russell's discharge
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

The regular meeting of the city hall and
court house commission is scheduled for this
afternoon at o'clock. Mayor Kiefer chair
man of the commission, promised Aid. Bell
and Allard that no action would be taken
on the election of custodian until their re-
turn from Omaha.
The board of county commissioners will
hold an adjourned meeting this evening TO
finish up the delinquent tax lists for 1895.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
SECURED ANOTHER WRIT.
Friends OF Shearen Have Not Yet
Given Up.

The attorneys representing James shearen
are still securing writs of habeas corpus
The supreme court Wednesday affirmed the
decision of the district court. which refuses
to order the discharge Of Shearen on
writ. 49,
Immediately on the handing down Of the
decision by Judge Mitchell another writ was
secured and this was made re.urnabIe before
Judge Lewis yesterday. The arguments were
made before Judge Lewis, who quashed the
writ.
Late yesterday afternoon application was
made by Shearen's attorneys and another
writ secured. TIE writ was issued by Judge
Bum this afternoon at 2 o'clock. At the
hearing this afternoon the merits of the case
will be gone into the attorneys for Shearen
claiming that Gov Clough had not sufficient
legal evidence before him upon which to issue
the warrant Of extra dition.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE STATE SAVINGS
6, 6Bank, Germania Life Bldg. Fourth and
dividend at the rate of per cent per an
mum for the period ending July 1st 1893.
Depositors entitled to interest will please
present their pass-books at the bank for
entry. after July goth, 1898. All deposits
made before July 3rd, 1898, will be entitled
70 SIX months interest Jan. /. 1899. Jul. NJ
Goldsmith. Treas
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
RECRUIT UNDER AGE

But Robert Lee Courtney Will Fight
just the Same.
Judge Willrich yesterday appointed
Charles E. Cassler guardian of Robert
Lee Courtney, minor. Courtney was
born in Kentucky in 1879, and is a trif1e
short of being Of age. He desired to
enlist in the Twelfth Minnesota regi-
ment.
The recruiting officers refused to en-
roll him unless he could secure the
consent OF his parents or guardian.
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Rnided a wabnsha street Block.

The police raided blcck at Seventh and
Wabasha streets at an early hour yesterday
morning. Mrs. Minnie Rowe was charged
with keeping .disorderly house, while four
others under the assumed names Of Sadie
Smith, Kate Smith, T. E. Smith and A. a
smith were accused Of disorderly conduct.
iIal court and their trial postponed urtl
Monday. 1-e4i
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AS both of Courtney's- parents are
T. Cassler, with whom he has made
his hcme for some time. was named by
Judge Willrich. Il
Courtney was syesterday afternoon
accepted as a. recruit fer the Twelfth
regiment.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
JUNIOR SYMPHONY CONCERT.
Clever Programme Was Given by
Them Last Night.

Them Last Night.
Brisk and enjoyable was the programme
given last evening at Howard Farwel &
Co.'s by the Junior Symphony orchestra, under
the direction Of Miss Nellie Hope. Though the
weather was far from pleasant there was an
excellent audience, among the gathering being
noted Rev. and sMrs. S.illwell DR.. and Mrs.
Gere, c. R. Morse, CT River Falls; Mr.. Farm
er, II. G. Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller,
Of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Small, Mime
apolis; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stele. Minneapolis;
Miss Gales Miss Hatten, Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd, Paul Floyd, A. ClffJrd,
A. B. Bishop, Mrs Chas, Gibbons and others.
One CT the finest things on the programme
Alcott sang two soprano solos, Miss Fuller
was heard in a couple of readings. The
Ladies orchestra Played once, Miss Millie
PCttgeiser also contributed selections, Jessie
and Charles Williams sang a negro duet.
Esther Swanstrom read and the Juniors gave
a.Jinumber Of breezy selections in excellent
time and wound up the programme with a
selection Of national airs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
NOT A PISTOL AT ALL.
Probate Court Found That Mrs.
Turnsky Carried Curling Irons.

Turnsky Carried Curling Irons.
In the probate court yesterday afternoon
Annie Turnsky was examined to her sanity
by Judge Willrch and Drs. Ancker and
O'Brien.
The physicians reported the charge of in
sanity not true and Mrs. Turnsky was dis
charged. but taken to the city hospital for
treatment.
She was arrested by the police Wednesday
for the reason that she was acting queer.y and
threatened the life of c. E. Clarke. Of the
firm of Clarke & Fletcher. Mrs. Turnsky
formerly rented and conducted restaurant in
the Hale block, on Jackson street, for which
the firm were agents. The premises were
rented to another person and Mrs. Turnsky
labored under the impression that the senior
member OF the firm was responsible for her
being forced out OF the building.
She visited the office Wednesday and was
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

looking for Mr.. Clarke. Half a dozen wit
nesses testified as to her having a revol yer
concealed In handkerchief but she ce liei
this part of the story and claimed it was a
par Of curling tongs.
The charge of carrying concealed weapons,
upon which the woman was arrested is still
pending and will be heard in the Io'ice court
When she is able to leave the hospital
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Mr.. "roots,, picked for . Marx

''Toots'' Bevenue, the proprietor OF the
Colored Mems club. at ATS jackson street
day, on the charge of selling liquor W .thout
1t is charged that Bevenue dispensed drinks
to crowd in his place Wednesday night
after being ordered to close up by the police
The accused secured a CONTINUANCE until
next thursday, and was released upon SIS
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND
GREASE? WHY, DON'T YOU KNOW?
"a APOI 10

renee, Wabasha; A. Burke, Rosser, o.; W.
A. Reid. Redville; ]. H. Carlson, Hibbing
c.. w. Stiles, Lake Benton; Joel Tucker, Kas-
son; w. P. Dunnington, Redwood Falls; s. E.
Gray, Appleton; S. L. Hayes, Chicago; w. D.
George R. Wilder. Amboy; A. Blanchard,
Marshall; E. H. Blanchard, Morgan; G.. Gut
terson, Lake Crystal; D. c. Pierce, Zum-
brota; o. Parker, LIE Sueur; L. P. Totman
Duluth; ]. C. Aherens, Cincinnati; w. D. Alb
bott Winona; L. D. Frost, Winona; D. f.
Tawney, Winona; Nes Nixon, Baltimore; w.
E. Butter Two Harbors
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
DEATHS.

~-~~~~>-~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~
TqOR-Joseph, only child of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Tuor 1853 Ravoux street Wednes-
Funeral from above residence, Saturday
morning. July g. at $50 o'clock Services
at Assumption church at o'clock
st. Paul, Wednesday June 20
at $3.50 o'clock a. M, William Hedrick aged
- years. Funeral from late residence 1874
East Congress street, Friday, July l, at 8
a; M, services at the cathedral at 10
o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Notice to Depositors.

The next semi-annual interest term of The
Savings Bank of st. Paul commences july /
Deposits of IS and upwards made on or be-
fore July 10 will draw six months interest
January I, '99. One-dollar deposits received
"A East Sixth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Fourth of Juiu Rates

Via Chicago Great Western Railway maple
Leaf Route) will be one fare for the round
trip to any point on the Great Western lir es
within two hundred miles of starting point
Tickets will be sold July 2, 3 and 4, and will
be good for return until and including July
5. See ]. P. Elmer, G. P. and T. A., Fifth
and Robert streets.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Notice to DepositoKs.

The next semi-annual interest term of The
Savings Bank of st. Paul commences July 1.
Deposits of So and upwards made on or be-
fore July 10 will draw six months interest
January 1, '99. One-dollar deposits received.
A East Sixth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Mrs. winsIow,. Soothing syrup

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 oil pain cures wind colic and is
the best remedy for Dlarrhcea: Sold by Druggists
In every part OF the world. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind. Twenty-nv, cents a bottle.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
GRAND CONCERT AND HOP
Ramaieu's Pauiiion. Lake Shore

On Saturday, July 2. concert and hop at
Ramaley's Pavilion, White Bear Lake. Tick
et so cents, includes admission and round
trip ticket. Train from union depot at 7:30
p. m. Also fireworks and hop July 4.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

Louis, Mo-; Annie F. O'Br:en, St. Louis. MO. !:
No NJ T. R smith EUif wife an and two sons. Hannibal,
Or. e.. Nicholson and wife, Philadelphia. Pa.
G. P. Hams and sons. James:own. N. Y:
W. G. Mcconnell; New Riehland; Peter Biork-
New Richland A. L. Mckee. shakopee''
Mimi: R. B. Hovey, Independence, r.: p. NJ
Tonoble' Todsa' ,lndependence, 10; W. R.. Edwards,
Tracey, I1,y, MINI; w. Mcdonald, Annandale,
A. Beech, Mankato, Minn.; ]. H. RAod as,
Little Little Fallsi Mimi; ?. A. Larson, Canby,
MINI TboGnsdn C. I'll MSrrs %aw pes Moires To- D G.
Shakopee, MINI; ]. R Buchanon, Shakopee,
MINI; A. R. Pfau and wife, Mankato, MINI.
C. snd D. w,fs belden len s+an Austin Mimi T. Nelson
shall. Mimi; T. F. Sullivan, Chicago. ~: Z.
P. Johnson. Chippewa Falls: c. H. Thorn
to-; ton, Duluth, Mimi; G. N; ,o:dredge and fam
buque, To-; Mrs. M. E. Eastman, Dubuque,
To-; J.. c. GUIDE and wife, Dubuque To-: G..
Won schroeder. Dubuque: To-; Mrs. May
Bough; Hannibal. Mo-; Mrs. M. S. Goden,
Hannibal Mo.
MERCFANTs'-L.-A -Aldrich. Pennington; H.
Tech, ecti. Belle PLANE J. F. Schroeder, shakopee;
J. L. Berthaid Perham ]. Lindquist. list Kandi.
yohi; A. L. Mealey, Delano:| T. G. Mclean,
Williams. Fergus Falls R. W. Bird Chicago;
II. S. Paulson Henning: J. A. Martin St.
Cloud; W j. Bodkin, Moorhead; L. J. Chad
CAL; P. winthrop Park Rapids; a. D. steph,
ems. Crookston; Frank E. Hare, Shell Lake:
J. M. Markham. st. Hilaire; o. N. Johnson,
van, East Grand Forks: Miss Tarbail H. Care Sart-
mont: ]. L. Black, Claremont A. F. Laster.
hitchfield; A. J. sitz. New York Mills; R.
H. Jefferson, Bingham; S. H. Nelson, Dundee:
Chippewa Falls; J. G. Lawrence, Wabasha
E. G. Gallberg Taylor's Falls; W. c. Gil
bert, Taylor's Falls: G. o. Hill, Madison;
sHERMAN-F. P. Lapham;; Duluth; R. s..
Tribball: Independence. Ia: c. E. sein. Mrs.
leo. Ia. Mr.. and Mrs. A; H; Miles,I ron
Mcdonnell. Montreal Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hah-
ley, Baraboo, Wis; E. J. Dannatt, West
Holes ST. Cloud; Butler Gunsa.is. Pelican
Rapids: ]. w. Schmidt. lie Mars Ia; G.
Rapp, st. Hilain; G. 7. Simonds, Litchfleld /;
G Henry Sioux Falls; william nannhe
strom: NJ P. Burnam Aitkin J. A. Len
nux, Duluth: F. G. Nicholson, Beaver Creek
W. P. Hubbards and family Spokane;
J. E. Steele, Detroit; Mrs. R. l.. Taylor,
Waukon; o. Thora,dson. Starbuck: Miss
Hickson. St. loud; c. NJ. Burnett, Duluth; J.
B. Barnish, Hersey; Mrs. A. Ostrom, Lyons.
RYAN-w. H. Kelly, owa,onna; J. S.
L. Fisher, Duluth; c. L. Jones, Chicago; ].
G. Smith St. Cloud; ]. S. Mcdonald, Rush
City; G. c. Brown, Sparta; C. A. Wilson, Chi
cago; Max Mannheimer. New York; C. L.
Marshall, Newark, N. j.; ]. T. Miner, Chi
cago; R. E. Roberts, New York; G. s.
Mitchell, New York; Ed S, Hamilton, Ia
coma Mrs. Harcker, Tacoma; L. H. Day,
Springfield; S. 3. Risser, New Ulm; c. l..
Young, New York: w. H. Yale, Winona: l..
B. Krook, New Ulm; George Olds, Granite
Falls; E. r. Moore, Jordan; H.. F. Greene,
Duluth c. Guthrie, Chicago.
WINDsOR-Frank Hoar Shell Lake: c. ].
johnson, Grand Marais, Mimi; T. w. May
hew, Grand Marais; c. H. Carhart, Grand
Marais; H. Hartley, Duluth; Charles Parker,
Madeiia; J. B. Sutton, saltwater; J. G. Law
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
HOLD THEIR JOBS AWHILE.

Mayor Kfefer Will Make No Police
Changes Till July 20.
Mayor Kiefer announces that he will make
contemplated changes in the police force by
July .20.s His honor further states that the
proposed changes will not be numerous
At the meeting of the assembly to be held
July q the list of removals will be handed in,
and if concurred in the mayor will then sub
NIT a list OF appointments promotions and
transfers.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
TO THE MIL WAUKEE CARNIVAL
Via C., III. G St. p. Ru.

Cheap excursion tickets on sale June 2S to
July 2, at 1855 Robert street and Union Depot.
These tickets will be accepted on the "Pio-
heer Limited'-The only perfect train.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Pruden Found Not GuiItv.

The jury in the case OF August Pruden
charged with larceny in the first degree re-
turned verdict of not guilty and Judge
Bum ordered the prisoner discharged.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Hold Meetings Today.

Ladies' tan Shoes CSC, worth 81, at 81 East
Seventh
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
TAXLOR'S FALLS, INTERSTATE
PARK
And the Daiies of the st. Croix.

No more picturesque or beautiful spot on
earth to spend the Fourth of July. Excur-
sions July 2, and 4, including the trip via
boat Taylor's Falls to Saltwater. See ST.
Paul & Duluth agents for details.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
DR.. W. J. BYRNEs GETS IT.

Named as State Medical Examiner
for Arcanumftes.
DR.. William ]. Byrnes has been named
by the supreme court as the state medical ex-
aminer of Minnesota for the Royal Arcanum.
DR.. Byrnes is a resident of Minneapolis
and will fill the vacancy caused by the resg-
nation of DR.. Spaulding, of that city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

Carpet cleaning reliably done st Schroeder
Dickinson's. 16 East Sixth st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

Attention is called to the special notice of
The State Savings. Bank. under announce
ments. .sfn5r5
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over from minneapolis yesterday
morning and will be examined some
time today. The following men were
enrolled yesterday:
Edward Tarnick, Minneapolis.
r. c. Lockhart, Fergus Falls.
Charles H. Smith, Minneapolis.
F. L. Olson, Minneapolis.
Christ Christensen, Minneapolis.
ALI. Larson, Minneapolis.
w. H. Stark, Fish Lake.
]. E. Peterson, Fish Lake.
Charles N Tibbitts Princeton.
S. ]. Porter, Minneapolis.
Edward F. Budderley, Minneapolis.
w. c. Hanson, Minneapolis.
e. Halstad, Minneapolis.
Emil Ellison.
Corporal Cupps will come in this
noon from Saltwater with squad of
men, and it is expected that between
the Saltwater recruits and those re-
ceived by Capt. Eva, enough will be
secured today to complete the first
battalion of the Fourteenth regiment.
The men will be sent South Saturday
night. Recruiting for the Fourteenth
regiment will doubtless be completed
by tomorrow night.
Col. Powell, of the company Of en-
gineers, will leave today for Anoka to
secure additional recruits for his COM
pany. Quite batch were put through
the mill yesterday by Surgeon Hessel-
grave. These, with the men from Du-
luth, will be transported this evening.
Private Joe Ray, Company I, Four
teenth Minnesota. opened recruiting
office in Minneapolis, at the armory,
yesterday morning, and up to noon
had enlisted six men for his company.
Company 1 was not organized in Min
neapolis, but it has many Minneapolis
men in it's ranks. Private Ray is one
of them.
The men enlisted yesterday were
Edward F. Bruederly, Charles w. An
derson, Charles M. Carey, Edward E..
Torwick, John A. Anderson and Ste
phen J. Porter.
CAPT. POWELL'S RECRUITS.
Capt A. O. Powell, of the Second regiment
OF engineers accepted the following recruits
yesterday:
Waiter T. Black, 534 Robert street.
Lewis Breidschwerd, 81 Cook street.
Melvin Chrisjohn, "A Eastman avenue, Min
noapols.
Adolph Dreher 1877 Ramsey sre t.
Albert F. Fleming, Oxford terrace, Bos-
ton. Mass.
Chauncy L. Groves. Usage, 10.
Walter Rowland Plue Earth City.
Fred T. Lambert. Young America, Mimi.
Charles Macy. Tolberson, Mont
Emilius G. Peterson 3033 Seventh avenue
south, Minneapolis.
Nathan w. Prescott, Grant, MINI.
Frank Readen, Lone Tree, MINI.
w. Oakley Stout, st. Paul.
Capt. Powell will send his recruits to
Washington next Thursday He now has
forty-four, but he needs fifty mere. He will
keep his recruiting office at the armory opsn
until his company is full.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
AT THE HOTELS.

ASTORIA--H. G. Stevens C.oquet; George
Reiole, Carlton; Dave Scott, Thompson: s.
s. Gotcher. Moose Lake; DR.. L. L. Rewait,
Fuida; Henry Reynolds. Waseca: L. c. Vince
Graham, Wells; James, Nixon. Wells: b.
Fitzsimmons. Omaha; I. B. Milton, Willow
River; F. j. Rohn, Rock Island; A. Min.
Thomas Torson, St. James; Theo. Soustesky,
St. James; A. Anderson, Blue Earth City;
ID. c. johnson, Blue Earth City.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

CLARENDoN-John olfe1d, St. Cloud; A..
W. Allen, Detroit; ]. A. Darcy, Albert Lea;
James Laurence, Moorhead o. W. KEMP,
Trenton; D. T. Torson, Chicago: P II.
City; J. Reynolds, LIE Sueur; A. Anderson.
Blue Earth City; D. ]. Dodge, GAINESVILLE; !;
J: A. Bird, REYNOLDS; E. F. Kelley. Fsr.bau't; t.;
%. T.. Birch, Faribault; w. A. Higgins, AL
bert Lea
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Upholstery Department,

A short list of Friday specials
interesting to every housekceper.
oo 'o-inch curtain Scrim. 49,. Be
12c 4o-inch Curtain scrim. 80. &c
lz5c 3o-inch Best Silkaline. 7c
l219c 24-inch Curtain Muslin. 7c
-s' oo-ihch Curtain Muslin. 15c
l5c 3o-inch Figured Denim. -. &c
zoe 3o-inch Plain Denim 49,. 14c
SOC Brooks Furniture Polish
Tor all kinds of hardwood,
per bottle 3nc
Furniture repaired and re-uphol-
stored.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
TWELFTH'S QUOTA SECURED
MEN FOR SONS OF VETERANS
COMPANY RECRUITED
Lieut.. Rensberger Says the New Men
for the Southern Minnesota ReGi-
ment Are of the Highest Grade
Capt. Eva Still Lacks O Few Men
for the Fourteenth-sOme VIII
Leave Tonight.

Surgeon Hesselgrave examined Ser
geant Crego's recruits for Company
L, the st. Paul Sons Of Veterans COM
pany, in the Twelfth regiment, yester-
day. Lieut.. Rensberger came up from
Spring Valley and looked after the
work, and the party will leave this
evening for the 'front.' They will be
rendered a reception by the ladies of
the city this afternoon at the Com
mercial club, giving them a fitting
send-off.
Lieut.. Rensberger says all the South
ern Minnesota recruits for the Twelfth
regiment have been only of the high
est grade, and will prove valuable
acquisition to the regiment. The Com
pany L recruits complete the quota
for the Twelfth. The boys ait Chicka-
mauga are all well, with few excep-
tions, and in the best of spirits.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Sons
Of Veterans will present the depart
ing soldiers with purse, which will
be used as a company fund, which the
st. Paul women interested in the COM
pany are raising for Capt. Henninger's s
command. The women will also be on
hand with a supply of edibles and
fruit to keep the boys company while
on their long trip. The following men
H.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01

Capt. H c. Eva, of Duluth, needs
just fifteen more men to complete the
quota of his battalion of the Four
teenth regiment. Quite a batch came
over from Minneapolis yesterday
morning and will be examined some
time today The following men were
enrolled Yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
CAPT. EVA'S MEN.

Only one man examined was reject
ed. The recruits are a uniformly fine
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-01
Druggists Sundries.

Extra specials for two days more
bargains every one.
&c box for genuine Talcum
Powder.
ESQ a bottle for Stuart's best
S-oz. SOC Florida Water.
121ac bottle for Stuart's best
25c Almond Meal.
25D for bottle of genuine Eng
Ish Crown Lavender Smelling
Salts.
Pure Extract of Witch IN
Hazel, large 1902. bottles. yC
Special, per bottle. .......
Dress Shields, pure rubber and
imperial light weight, large A.
size, worth 18c. Special, per VIC
pair. ........ ..............
Better get your summers supply.
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J. o. Peterson Manager.
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