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MUST LET CONTRACTS TO
 THE LOWEST BIDDER
Complications Caused by a Decision Regarding Printing of Great
 Registers

AUBURN. Oct. 10.-In a case to-day be- fore the Superior Court, involving the rights of Supervisors or County Clerk in the printing of the Great Register, Judge work is vested in the Supervisors. He also decides that the board must advertise the legal length of time and award the print ing to the lowest bidder. This latter yer sion complicates matters in this and many other counties, where the Supervisors have already given out the printing. The
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neither time nor money in their efforts to make the fair success and the at tendance shows how we'll they have ac- complished their object. The decora- tons of the hall are especially worthy of notice, and the interior presents the ap- pearance of veritable fairy land.
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Placer County board has been called to meet in special session tomorrow.
 This confusion arises from the continual meddling with the county government act at every session of the Legislature; Judge Prewetts decision is based upon the pro visions of the new section Q079) Of the county government act.
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Supplies for Abercrombie.

SEATTLE, Oct 1O.-The steam schooner Rival has been chartered by the Govern ment to carry supplies to Captain Aber- orombie, |. s. A, who, with his surveying party, will winter at the mouth of the Copper River, Alaska. On her return trip the Rival will bring down from Cooks Inlet the Glenn surveying party
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Transferred to the Regents.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 1O.-There was filed in the Recorders office to-day a commits sioners deed of the St. James Hotel prop erty, to the regents of the State Univer- sity. The sale was for S92 no. the amount of the judgment and costs in the foreclos- ure suit decided several months ago.
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Died in Manila.

George P. Dunphy, a blacksmith on board the U. S. S. Monadnock. met death while on shore in Cavite. It Is thought his death was the result of a Spanish bullet. Dunphy was weTl-known fn this city He served his apprenticeship at the Union Iron Works.
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Swordsman Ross Defeated.

TIFtIN, O., Oct. 10.-Duncan c. Ross, champion Of the world, has met his su- perior In Captain Peter Nagel of this city who defeated him in mounted broad sword contest at the Tiffin Driving Park, winning four out of seven bouts
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The Fair at St. Johns Parish.

The grounds of St. Johns Church are ablaze with light from many lanterns of beautiful hues, and the guests of the fair which Is In progress are lighted to the assembly hall where the festival is held. The ladies of the parish have spared
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THREE LAToNIA UPSETs. They Were Lena Myers, Schanken
 and Rav R.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1o-Lena Myers. at odds of to l. the first race by a length, and Schanken captured the second. being the same price. He beat Guess q to 9 head. Ray B Qo to D landed the fourth, while Dave s, Parakeet and Domsie. favorites. were success full in the remaining races. Crowhurst had but three mounts, yet he won with Lena Myers and Ray B and was second, beaten nose, on Dash away. The track was in fair shape, but not at its fastest stage.
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x x :" x x '" x x x x Y x x x :" x SHARKEY ACCEPTS
 CORBETT'S CHALLENGE

NEW YORK oRourke in of sharkey,
 
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DUR NELLIE AND
 BISHOP REED Upset Calculations at Hawthorne Track. MISS MARION 4 FAST ONE DON QUIxoTE DEFEATS THE DEVIL AND OTHERS. Lena Myers, Schanken, Dave S, Ray B, Parakeet and Domsie Finish in Front Over the Latonia
 Course.
MISS MARION A FAST ONE
DON QUIXOTE DEFEATS THE
 DEVIL AND OTHERS.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O-Our Nellie and Bishop Reed were the upsets at Flaw thorne this afternoon. they being at the odds of 12 to l.
 Miss Marion defeated g. great field in the second event, Paul Griggs, to the sur prise of most folks, finishing up second. Don Quixote beat The Devil and other good ones in the third. while Populist and Gold Band, also favorites, won the steeplechase and the last event. It rained after the first race. and the track is again sea of mud.
 First race, selling, two-year-olds. five fur longs;
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Name and Vt. Jockeys. A h. a Str Fin. L. Myers. 100. .Crowhurst 0 0 0 0 II School Girl, 100. .Southard 0 0 Q 8 2 McCleary, 100 .ShacklefordI Il Il 0 1A 8 SuenelI 103- Frost 2 2 0 0 'Flammarion, 10S. .Conley 3 8 8 0 Mcfarland II, 102 Maths 0 0 112 0
 Time. 1:43N. Won handily. Second and third driving
 Harrie Floyd ss, 'Katie Longfellow ss, Shut
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Time, 1:osA. Won driving. Second and third driving.
 Addie L 100, Mayme M NJ 1o2 Beana 112 and Frances D 107 also ran.
 Track odds-e to l, g to 20 and to 1. 'Fayorite.
 Third race, purse, six furlongsI
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Time 1:42A. Won driving. Second and third driving.
 Libation 100, Leasernan 1o4 Prosecutor l07 Ideal Beau 10S and Savarin 109 also ran. Sausalito odds-5 to l. to l and 20 to 1 Track odds-3 to l. to 1 and 15 to l. sFavorfte
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OUR ADDRESS

Dinner up in the clouds. Next Sunday, full course French dinner, with Chauche X Bon's Sauterne, $I.
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tlecock ss, Gomez 109, Elsie Barnes 1o4 and Flammarion 103 also ran.
 SausaHto odds-S to l, 10 to and to !
 Track odds-6 to 1, to 1 and to ].
 ~Favorites. fr,rlo
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Time, 1:15 Won easily. Second and third driving.
 Dad Steele 1oa and Howard Hampson 1o2 also ran.
 Sausalito odds-6 to 5, 12 to and to L Track odds-Even, 10 to and to 1. "Favorite.
 Fourth race. selling, mile:
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The following are the entries for to- morrow $ races:
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Time. 1;65. Won driving. Second and third driving
 Briggs 1o2. Parole dor 1o5. Inconsistency 1O2 and BelvadeI 105 also ran
 Sausalito odds-2h to l. 5 to 1 and to 1 Track odds-s to l, to and to | sFayOrfte
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Time. 1:42. Won easily. Second and third driving
 Annie Oldheld 1os To Colena 1O5 and Forseen 108 also
 Sausalito odds-1o to l, to and even Track odds-10 to l, to and to 5. sFayorte
 Fifth race purse. two-year-olds six furlongs:
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(6ent) ..------.-.-..- ---.;;-;--;.--I Galetta blk n. by ,Jud Wilkes (Ables)...2 3 2 Osito br h. by Mckinney (Santord) ),.....4 3 Our Jack, b. g. by Steinway (Sullivanl a 5 Silver Ring, D. h. by Silver Bow CWil-
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Gold Band, 1o2. Holden Il Count Fonso, 102. McDld 3 Greyhurst, 102. ...J. Ward 2 Basquil, 1O5. Everett 0 J. Steadman, 102. .Dupee 0
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PERsONAY

Mrs. M. Hopkins. Of Hamline, has accepted
a position in the Northern Pacific hospital
at Brainerd and will return in October to
versity. Little Ethelwyn Hopkins will re-
main with her grand parents at White Bear
lake for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Chamberlain are away on
two weeks trip to the West. They will
visit the exposition at Omaha and then go
to Denver. Manitou and Colorado Springs
Mrs. DR.. Waldrath and niece. DR.. and Mrs.
T. E. v. Appleby. pr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Greene, and Dr. and Mrs. A. j. Stone have
gone to Denver. q yff 81
Mrs. Edward Reinhardt, of Stewart Minn.,
spent Thursday in st. Paul with Mrs Albert
Boedigheimer, Of 162 Harrington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boedigheimer. of 1852
Harrington avenue, have for their guest Ed
ward Reinhardt, of Rochester, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. R: Warner, Miss Grace
Warner and Miss Mary Carver have gone to
Rock Island for the summer.
Miss Nellie Cunningham, of Portland ave.
nue., left last night to spend the summer in
Buffalo and New York city.
Mrs. C. T. Johnson. Of Dayton avenue. will
summer in Massachusetts. She leaves to-
morrow for the East.
Miss Abbie Hart, Of Saltwater, is visiting
her uncle and MIR. and Mrs. Durand, $40
Charles street.
Mrs. J. R. Weber and Master Bertrand
Funk. of Goodrich avenue, have left for San
Francisco, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A.oseverance of Summit
avenue are at Cedarhurst, Cottage Grove for
the summer.
Mrs. G. c. Mason, Of Holly avenue, and
Mrs. Moore are at Fort Smelling for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Brooks and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Keller are at Forest lake.
g. Hailsten and family have removed from
76 Tilton street to S65 Dayton avenue.
Miss Hutchinson. Of Chicago, Is visiting
Miss Anna Towle. Of Lincoln avenue.
Miss McGill the guest Of the Misses Tim
berlake, has returned to Nashville.
Mrs. James F. Wade, of sos Ashlad ave-
Mrs AL Ronald and Miss Lizzie Kennedy
have gone East for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hand are located at
Minnetonka for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bradford are home
from Chicago.
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OF FUTURE INTERF

The graduating exercises of st. Joseph's
academy will be held June %, In assembly
hall. at the academy. Archbishop Ireland will
award the diplomas and Rev. Father Harrison
will make the address, The graduates are
Miss Rose Murphy, Of Mankato; Miss Ada
O'Hage, Miss Bertha Baxter, of Fergus Falls:
Miss Irene O'Berne, Of New York, and Miss
Florence Tourtelot.
An out-of-door festival will be given We'd
nesday evening at the parsonage Of the Eng
lish Memorial Lutheran church by the La
self to raise 81 900 during the summer for the
new church. The committee for the lawn fete
includes Mesdames Alexander. Johnson Knut-
son. Holt. Morrell. Stockenstrom and Robert
son.
The Presbyterian Minister'S club will meet
Monday afternoon with Rev. John Copeland
of the East Presbyterian church, at the resi-.
dence Of DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Spates. on Fan
quier street. Rev. P. J. Swartz, Of st. Paul
Park, will read paper and Rev. Mr. Mmer
of the Warrendale Presbyterian church, will
have the book review. Dinner will be served
at o'clock.
Mrs. w. T. Kirke will give a progressive
euchre party Wednesday. at her residence
on Summit avenue.
lawn social viii be given Friday evening,
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

A very pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller. on Euclid street. the contracting par
ties being Miss Ida Mae Miller and Edward
B. strate. The ceremony was performed at
2 o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Koeneke assisted by
Rev. Mr. Funk. Only the immediate friends
and relatives Of the bride and groom were
present. Miss Lillian Bach was bridesmaid
and Edward Miller, brother of the bride was
best man.
The Capital City Cycle club entertained
their friends Thursday evening in the cub
house. After a number of games of cards, a
programme of ten numbers was danced The
rooms were decorated in flags and cut flow
ers, red roses snow balls and violet being
reception committee consisted of Walter
Schnittger. William Anthem, Frank Davis.
Harry Mu.doon. Martin Cook. c. w. Slocum
and H. Mchaud.
Mrs. Heget entertained party of little
folks Thursday afternoon, for the seventh
birthday of her son Arthur. Those present
were Mamie and Emily Arth.- Freda Hum
boldt. Hertha and Elsa Rink, Lille Krum-
Edgar Korphage, Herman Geiger, Eddie
Harms. Arthur Krumbusch and George and
Gilbert Humboldt.
patriotic entertainment was given Monday
evening by the Forest Street Band Of
Christian Workers at Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner Seventh and Reaney streets. The pro-
gramme consisted of music and rec!tations
Those in charge Of the affair were: Mr. and
Mrs. ]. w. lie May, Mr. and Mrs. Schufelton
Miss Blazing, Miss Mohaupt and Mr.. Lund-
gren.
Miss Minnie E. Schreiber and Samuel H.
Traeger were married Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schreber, OF $50 Mound
street. The ceremony was performed by the
bridegroom's brother, Rev. Mr. Traeger, Of
Pekin, Ill.
An entertainment was given Thursday even
ing by the Epworth league, of the Dayton's
Bluff German NJ. E. church, in the church
parlors. Addresses were made by Rev. Mr..
Treager, of Pekin, H.. and Rev. Mr.. Koen-
exc. A musical programme was given
A concert will be given at the Atlantic
congregational church. Tuesday evening.
The programme will be given by Miss Flor
ence Pace. Master Guy Maingy, Mr. Charles
Fairchild, Mr.. H. E. George. and Mr. Oscar
Seagle.
C. w. Hall left Wednesday for Boston to
attend the wedding Of his daughter. Miss
Beatrice Hall. formerly of Dayton's bluff.
and Roscoe Parker McFadden, which will
take place Tuesday, June 7.
An illustrated lecture on THE Cuban War
and Uncle Sans Warshps." will be given
Thursday evening. June 16, at the Bates Ave-
nue. church. by ]. Walter Gillette.
A special meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Dayton's Bluff Ger
man NJ. e. Church was held Thursday after
noon at the home &C Mrs. Funk.
The Relief Socie4y CT st. Paul Chapter No.
a. Order cf the Eastern Star, will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. TwChy.
A memorial meeting was held Wednesday
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afternoon by the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Dayton's Bluff German NJ E. Church ar The
home of Mrs. Koeneke. '-'e
MRS. j.: K. Kearney entertained the La
oles Guild Of St. Peters Church at their
nhal meeting Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates Ave-
nue. NJ. p. Church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs Olmstead
Mrs Lake spent part of the week with
ner daughter Mrs. e. A. Warren. of Bald
IN Miss Murphy and ]. Reynolds. of Minneap-
Malloy.
Miss Carrie Penrith, of Minneapolis scent
part Of the week with her aunt, Mrs. c. Fon.
tame. N '
d; R. Hevener and Charlie Krieger are at
tending the T. P A. convention at Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and son. Harry, Of
the Euclid View, left Monday for Ontario
A number of the young people of the Blun
picnlcked at White Bear Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. McCleary are enter.
tanning Isaac Foster. of Alaska
Miss Kate Anthem and Miss Hattie I,ottear
spent the week at White Bear
MISS Minnie Good, of Kohlman's lake Wis
tied Miss Helen MCGOWAN.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Of the Marlowe. have
returned from Iowa.
VIII Kelly is camping at Tanners lake with
party of friends
Mrs. Olmstead will entertain the Cozy club
Tuesday evening
Mrs. r. e. McGleary spent part of the week
in Minneapolis.
Miss Dora Simpson has returned from
Evanstown, III.
Henry Anthem and George Schultz are in
Butte. Mont
Miss Jameson left Wednesday for her home
in Maine.
Mrs. Blankenberg gave a coffee Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Haynes is visiting her mother In De-
lano. " ~
A. l.. Eggert returned Tuesday from Da-
kota.
day.
Miss Atkinson left Friday for Mason City.
10.
George Rhyor spent Monday in Minneapolis.
Willie Schoch spent Sunday at Minnetonka.
]. A Bone has gone to Yellowstone Park
Mrs j. c. Barber has gone to Chicago
Mrs. Weinhagen is in Milwaukee
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Sims street, who have been visiting friends
in Cannon Falls, have returned home.
Mrs. 2. G. Holmes spent few days in
Valley Creek last week.
Miss Margaret Lennon will spend her va
cation in Sparta, Wis.
Mrs. Margaret Tierney spent the first of the
week in Barnesyille.
Mrs. H. G. Nicoll entertained at luncheon
Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. James Treat are visiting
friends in Hudson.
Miss Wren Hyde, of Burr street, has gone
to Mason City, 10.
MIR. and Mrs. William Jones have returned
from Chicago.
Mrs. S. D. Downs has returned from Du.
luth.
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next meeting. to be held at Mrs. Mil
ler's residence June Is.
IN CUPID'S REALM.

daughter Of Nj Mr. u and 'is Mrs. NM N. o'Rourks, %
to Michael J. Cunniff. took place, Wednesday
Resemount Rev. Father McDayitt ofIiclated.
Francis Gollou. of Rosemount, was best man
and sn.i Miss Monica o'Rourke. sister of the
| white null and carried bouquet Of Brides
| roses The maid of honor also wore white
and carried dark red roses. wedding
breakfast was served after the ceremony and
reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs Cunniif
will be at home to their friends after July
/. at Rosemount.
William R.. stenberg. of st. Paul, was
Rabbi E. G. Hirsch's home. After the cere-
mony was performed they were driven to the
was prepared. Mr.. and Mrs. Steinberg left
for the East and will be home after June 20
at 81 1glehart street, st. Paul.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Marie
Wednesday at o'clock at the home of the
bride. 127 University avenue. Only the i'm
mediate family was present. Miss Lille
Norman, sister of the bride, was maid of
honor and Frank Mahle attended the groom.
Dr.. Medrum, of the Central Presbyterian,
officiated
Miss Gertrude Zimmerman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman. Of Mime
apolis. and Harry Pratt Of st. Paul. were
married Wednesday evening at the residence
OF the bride on Blaisdell avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pratt will reside in ST. Pau1. as@S
Miss Charlotte Hill, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs; VIM. w. Hill, will be married to Ernest
ID. l.. Sperry on Tuesday evening, June I, at
the home of the bride. aO1 Lafond rect.
Only relatives Of the contracting parties will
be present. +. 81
The marriage of Miss Hannah H. Crowley,
of st. Paul, to William Reifkogel, Of Plain
view, Minn., took place Monday at the
bishops house. Father Lawler officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Reifkogel will reside at Plainview.
The marriage of Emile Onet and Miss Geor-
gene Macauley will take place at 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening, at the residence of the
brides aunt. Mrs. l.. R. Weller, S52 Fifth
avenue Cedar Rapids. 10.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Alvna Gross. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. Gross, and Mr.. Walter Cook
June Is, at the brides home. on West Third
street.
Brown were married Wednesday at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
u. Brown, of Holly avenue.
Miss Maude Ames, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ames, was married Tuesday in st.
Paul's church, to DR.. Samuel G. Ginper, Rev.
DR.. Wright officiating.
The marriage of M. j. Clark and Ida
toughran will take place at st. Joseph's
church. Wednesday morning at o'clock.
Rev. Father Walsh will off1ctate
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Ida
Kenig. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ke-
mig. of Lincoln avenue. to Henry L. Evans,
June Z.
Miss Florence Mae Brainard and Charles
Edgerton Swain were married Wednesday
evening in st. Marys church, Merriam Park,
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The following young people gave a pic
nic party at Lake Phalen Monday: Misses
Olga Van Void. Maggie Jenkins, May War.
ner, Florence Bates, Maud Gage, Maud Pat
ttersop. Ida Avery, Edna Burrows. Carrie Nc
Intosh. Florence 4as Renawch awIs. Messrs Harry
Shepherd, Albert Wilson, Reynold Ames,
Frank Arbuckle, Claude christel,. Guy viii
liams, Elton Brandes. Harry Gardener, Rus
There was programme Of games and sports
and rowing contest. The same crowd was
entertained Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. M. L. Billingsley at a dancing party.
The rooms were decorated with flags and
bunting and cut flowers. A mandolin orches-
ira furnished the music.
day a syening mi at at the home ne ON Of Miss I Eyeiyn
johnson. on Sims street. The Cleveland or
chestra win be present. and Eve several &C.
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MACALESTER.

Miss Hubbard entertained the members Of
the fhiiadelphian and their lady friends at
her home on Friday evening
Miss Sadie Mclean left on Wednesday
for her home in Detroit City, MINI.
Mrs. II. A Brewster and son. w. B. Brew
ster, left on Thursday for the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Craig have returned
from a trip to Chicago
DR.: and Mrs. Davis and family leave soor
for New York.
M: G. Craig has gone to Iowa for a short
business trip.
G. H. Somers has returned from the East
Use the Long Distance Telephone 70 Minne-
sofa. No. and So. Dakota cities and towns.
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June 15, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Hillman, by the ladies Of the First
M. E. church.
Mrs. Albert Schuneman, of Ashland avenue.
will entertain the Ladies' Bid Euchre club
Wednesday.
Miss Hasel Bolton, Of Lincoln avenue, will
entertain the Minnesota Bicycle club Tuesday
afternoon.
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Cloak, Dept.

! SlOdN OSpl.
Seekers after extraordinary bar
i gains will have an opportunity here
4 Monday to realize their widest
n hopes. Bring your best bargain ex-
Pectations with you and be con-
a vinced.
SILK scAPEs.
y Swell imported, chic domestic
n Jaunty short silk lace and chiffon
" Capes at about half-pricc, d7 IN
\ for for quick selling-sls:oo. 81 Ill
S16.5O and $ia. so ones for. YO
i /. go. 50: s2sM and $3.50 ones for
n SEPARATE SKIRTS.
v Don't miss .this--the best Skirt
that ever went, t,olt Of a store in this
country for the money; materials
are of handsome black Figured
k Silk, Bayadere, 8rocade and other
" stylish patterns, every one made
right-our-own make-a1l with the
IN proper hang" rightfully worth
n $3.50, $500 and $40 SO. Monday
Q at 9 O'Clock, and as long CE IL
Z as they last, M. ~
your choice for. ............
\ LADfEsaSILK WAISTS.
3 Stylish, pretty Waists that are
right in make, fit and fnish--Black
Tafeta and Black Satin, made with
y cluster of tucks. arranged Ck IN
in different If ways; $3.50 sDU.JU
and SS. so ones for.
y LAUNDERED WAISTS
For hot weather wear. They are here
in all the swell and staple fabrics
Chambrays, Oxfords, Zephyrs, Mad
ras, Ginghams and Percales.
n Prices are SOC to 81. 90.
y New White Waists at $3.50 to
! $3.50.
LADIES' SKIRTS
\ in Crashes, Pique, Linens and other
n fabrics, made IN all the new ideas.
\ Crash Skirts at $1.25, $3.50
I and $500.
! Linen Skirts at $3.50, SO. rs
and $780,,
! Pique Skirts at So. SO to Sc. SO.
b Monday Special - so beautiful
White Cord Pique Skirts, our own
make, none made better, O. m
m made with e-inch hens, 0L.
$500 values for. $V
g LADIES' BICYCLE SKIRTS.
EXTRA SPECIAL u Many pa
irons have been waiting the arrival
OF an expected lot of new Bicycle
Skirts. They came Saturday-ex-
| cellent all-wool cloths. finely made
4 and finished, perfect hanging.
> The delay will be to your gain.
They go on, sale Monday, and for
Monday only the price will drL IN
be, So. so values, mi. All
III
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June Wedding Gifts.
Wash Goods Dept.

You'll be interested in our Mondav
showing of Summer Wash Fabrics.
new things-Anderson's, Whytelaw
and Struthers Ginghams, Zephyrs
and Madras for Shirt Waists.
New French Organdies, Fancy and
SILK Stripe Tissue. Scotch Dinities
and Printed Pique-our own direct
importations.
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Summer Gloves.

We call particular attention to our
new shades in Perrin's Peerless
Pique.
Correct styles for summer wear
white, pearl and maize-in our great
DOLLAR Glove,
We make speciality Of Evening
Gloves-Suede, Glace and Silk-for
graduating and weddings. &
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nail Orders.

We are bettering our system every
day. Use the U. s.. mails and buy at
Manufacturers with the same security
as though you visited the store in
person. This is the quickest mail or
der house in the Northwest.
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Butterick Patterns.

They are beyond compare. We are
st. Paul agents for all Butterick pat
terms and publications. July pat
terms now here.
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"A pranch Of the st. Paul Humane So
ciety was formed Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Otto Gersting, 49O
Collins street. The new branch is a
woman's auxiliary to the Central So
ciety. Mrs. Nora T. Cause, state or
ganizer, explained the purpose of the
meeting, and Mrs. Thomas Yapp ard
Mrs. c. Miller spoke of the Importance
of the work. 1t was decided to Or
ganize and call the new organization
the East Side branch. officers were
elected as follows: President, Mrs. D.
M. Elliot; first vice PRESIDENT Mrs
James Spindler; secretary and treas
urer Mrs. j. c. Miller. Mrs. Heller and
Mrs. Yapp were elected to draft a con-
stitution. which will be acted on at the
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Floor Coverings A;e yssss yss :ss,n1t IF
that's we'll worth your readng Monday we'll hold special
sale Of Summer Mattings Japanese Rugs and Carpet Remnants
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Miss Nan Newell gave a cycle party
Wednesday for Miss De Coster.