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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11
Dermifdtes.

Gin tueiBer 8nbe lit bieDaaiitlpr
Stpnetpare so. pDn MafiQiun, g..
bic freituiqig Die 20bne ibrerarbeitei
un 125Yru5ent erb6bte-um tpelbsn
8stras iie DOR einen1 Sabre rebu5irt
ipprben-waren uno glei9Seitif
bei9tpB, ibre arbeitsforce gu peroop.
peln.
@pr etrpa trei @D9en iprad
Elm iuu8er Srnmp, Ramens anrele
gSalters BEL Der Satnilie %. Sor ir
Sp(eop, g., oor unb bettelte UNI cine
Mabl5eit, Die Ell AUDI erbtstt. @ens
ise Sage ipdter fam el mieber uni
sablte fiir Die Mab(seit unb fra8te
an, pb man i'm nidt in 2U9is uni
8plt nebmen muue, oa &c lobrenbe
Nrbeit 9efunben. Gein SSunidJ
uuroe erfuut uno UNI bas @luf uDn
gu madben, oerliebte iib Die bubihe
iunge Su6ter pum SauS in ben gu
(aNten Srnmp. gorige @u1e oer~
beiratbete iid bn5 8onr uno beaab
iid) Damn nad 9ittni1e, nm bort Die
6tittertppfeu gu nerlsben. Gm
gtontaa traf Die iuu9e 6rau pieber
in Sulebo Elm. SIR @atte mar aui
uno Encouragement uno bate 500,
eine eulOene ubr uno anoere 99u6=
Iaden i'm 98ertbe bon $1,000 mitgez
rommen.
an1erifanii6es &in6heiidJ bat
iid na9 uno nah, trob pieler ouz
fdn9li6er S6rrieri9teiten, I'M britiz
idjen Mtnrfte bic leitenoe SteIuug Su
ecubern eemuBt, iObnB Der iett BON
SrlunO aus Gentadte Seriud), in
DtilpaG, nabe 2onopn, einen Marft
fitr irfdnOildes 9prnpieb 81 etabliz
rem, ueripdtet eribeint- Sn benz
9onooner nWeat Sra0es S0urnaf"
beiBt es nit 8e5ue %barauf: @ir mir
ocn sfpar ireeno cine Ginri6tun9
freuria begriiBen, rueldJe unS pDn
auslGnolider 5teiiboerIoraun9 ipenz
ieer nbbdnaia madbte. anI6etneno
beitebt iebud nibt Die gerin9ite
@bance bnfiir, baB iriIteS 0prnuieb
IN Der Gonfurren5 9e8er bas anteri-
foniIbe @ruouft, i'm Ereiie Ober in
Gualitat, erIolereit1 lit. Seit ge-
roun1er 3eit lift bic Aualitat oes
ainerifanii6en Ineebote8 in iteter
Seiieruna bcariffeu, bic 3uiubren
lino reeelmdBi9 uno umTanQrei9,
uuo inful9e Der iOr8faltisen Sehanoz
flung, pel6e ben Sbicren nuf benz
Sranspurt 81 Shelf piro, eelarsen
lie in gutem 3uitunoe in Den Warft.
Sn Der rSural @prl0" fino;n
mir einise eplocne @orte Der g8eis-
belt, mel6e mir urlereu 5reunoen
in 0er Country ridt porentbaltclt
npQen. 9as SGatt l9reibt, UNI Or
fots in ber 2anonirtbidaft 81 boben,
mubte man in aIleu 5a6en ipariam
ieiu. 9ie msiiten 5armer Ge5oblen
Steuern ouf 2anb, metfe3 lie ni6t
bebauen, oenn nur Die 6dtfte ibrer
6cloer tperoe cu(tioirt. Gtnen gruBen
Shelf Der grnte loiien lie III, 6efoc
uub petifnenbeu Seit un0 9tlo
betsu 3ld)ten bon minoerpert6em
8:eb. Gurd &aufen bon Sa1er,
Iuelfe lie iel6it 5tehen fDrnten, Mir
De @eIb T~orteel10rfeu, un0 oaburh,
onB urIere 5reunoe periu6eu, mte9r
81 iflaneft, d(s lie Droertltd1 gu
id)affen i'm Gtnnoe tuaren, perIduln,
ten lie Die 8~eleeenbeit, ibre Sage
~ uerbeiiern, inoeu tie BON InItnl=
ten fern bleiben unb feline 9eitun9cn
r@ir uergeuben nuf tauien6
ueri6iebei1en 8eeen uniere Belt uuo
atrbeitSfrnft," ldreibt Die r8uraI
yunb tpenn mir ihlicBti9
oonit Iertie iinb, beiBt es: Gos 6ar.
be5obtt iih nidt!" Inter ben
Dben un9efubrten l1mt1noen nirb
oos @iemauo tefremhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

g80rtlid genDntmeu. Sic elauben
Etdlt, pie meme 6rau iiberau mad
ataem iiebt. Cine anoere als cine
na3ii9tiee 5rau b6tten Sic audi gar
HiGt gebrau6en f6nuenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

sIus Der Sritruttio1stuube. I'm
terofficier: @as mus Der Soloat in
erIter 4inie beiisen? Sefrut Can't.
tpurtet itatt r9breeiubf"D: @eiit.
unteroficier: OGer Guntidtppf Sic:
bas lit oas Ginsiee, mas &c nidt
6rnutt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Tef 9feoofteur oes Globe" in
Gpnus Gitp, ga, id)reibt: rOne 0iiz
mute Cough Cure" 1T Der ri6tiet
3nme. Gs Fat meiue Stuoer aeiuno
eemodbt, nod0em n0e nnoereu U2it=
tel febl9cIblaaen batteu." Gs belle
6uiten, Grtaltuugen uito ole Sal8=
uno 2ungenteioen.-Mnltcr Srp8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Mteniden nn lintenllnterarm nerlebt
runrbe. Grit benz 8ruber bes Serrn
aupmnnn eelnns es, ben R6rber
binefeit uno nebrlos gu MAIDEN. Der
Wprbeeieue tuuroe in bns GefdneniB
ubaeliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Sob Waupre in 9a5aeette, SUB.
ia9t. boB er eegen @eritopfung De
iyitt's 9ittle @arlp Differs" ais e;r
u~orSiigtidJes Mtittef eefunben bat.
Sic uerurlader feine 2cibi6mer5en,
Mtan ion lie 9eeen Ma9enz unb 9e=
berbei9wer6en Hebmen. - &alter
SrUs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

-Smmers erffreu Nro.
fefor: n5reut MIDI, sic au feben, 9err
SubeL mas ma9t bic Srau2"-Su,
Der: Isle tpiHen nt9t, Serr profeHor
: id bin @itttper-" grofeFor: %.
bebdure - dip mas ma9t bts
@itttpe2'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11
Nus ,1liFouri.

- An 81. SUut6 III ZSU. QUUe III
alter bon 60 Sabren aus benz Sober
eei6ieben. Spoe mar Yoitmeiter I'm
ter9lenelano's eritem5e rfnin uno Biz
npr einieen Sabren 8ebatteur De,
rEepublic".
- Seonlin, Mu., 8. Noo. Mni
Clinton Snnpp Itnrb Mitttpod 9af
i'm Ilter BON 70 Sabren an einen
SerSfebler. Or mar aus 9entudi
aeburtig, no er piele G%brenamte,
betleibet bate.
Su ct. 2oui8 tpuroc lcBt'
Bud1e Der Snnttailirer 2ambcrt @il
aus 8unSlnu in SDbmen, nit ieineI
Satin unb oeren 5nnte, feitse
nuntmer. 3erielbe ipn 100 ,OOt
@uloen unteri6Gneen bnben uni
uiro mad Ieiner oetmntb surudse.
braht.
- 8nnias Gitp, 2. Hopember
Sn @pnubutte County, 9nni., purbC
aefern elm W1nrn, Der Cabin Z.
Sbnrt aus Gnue 0iG, Nrt., unb 81
elmer Belt 3nInIic bet Solontenbei.
mntb in @nibinetun, 3. e., aepcier
81 iein id)eint, BON einein 3uee be,
Niiipuri 8acifc, 8abn iiberiobrer
uab eetDbtct.
- s pin, Wr., ). Tou. Don
nerstne 9tud)t lamb mar in Der Nabs
o 0nmmpn neben benz @eleiie bel
Rinuurt Yncine Snbn bic 2eid)e
eincS Mnnncs. NuS einem SricIc
Der ii1 III circr Der Sald]en bcinno,
funr 81 i6tieBen, onB oeS Mnnnes
sane Sobu Niuucn uno onS CT cir
5nrner mar.
- SnnlnS Gin, 4. 9tpocrnbtr. Gil
2cop, ieit mebrcrcu Sn5ren Sufl-
batter Der S9bolclnlc GumniHiunS.
frnla @cituu & 2eup, nuroe Qcltcrn
dbeno bier uerbnftct, alS CT etcn
init cincr Sfnuipielerin in cinem
5ineeItonQcl nnd 9enuer nbreiicr
iupQte. 9eup miro Der llnterld]lng-
une beid]uloiet uni 9eitebt. ctlun
$4,000 ein0eItcdt gu baben.
- 8nnIas Gitp, Mo., 2. Nuoem.
Der. Srnu Marp Sncbr, bic Satin
bes Secretar Der Sumpf S%niurance
Neencp" beeiue eeltern Nad)t Selbit-
moro, iubem lie it'd mitteGIt zines
&euuluers cine 8leel burd ben 9upf
inste. 5rnu Snebr iuar erit einc
gSobe lang oerbeirntbet uno bate
ni6t ben %aerineiten @runb 81 Der
bluti9cn Sbat. @eItern mar ibr %.
@eburtstne. Nod turS beuur ie bic
nHieliee Sbat begging, par Il. nueen>
ibeirlid) bel beitem Sulnpr eepeIen.
ais Der @atte BON Der 9lrbeit suriid=
fenrte, ta1o er Die Iur9e 0rau tu0t
nuf einem Stubl lebneno.
- Neunbn, Nto., 6. Nou. Toli-
Seibef CAREER lit iiber5eugt, bnB 0prs
ace 0arop, olias Senrp 9homns,
pelber erltern nuf bic Sel6ulbigz
uAe bin ucrbaftet iuuroe, ben Ha-
nten cin,S prominenten 5nriner8
RamenS Barney Dipcrs auf elmer
nber $50 lnutenbcn 3oblunasnnneil-
une on Die 9fcuoon Splitting Company
eefo1i6t 81 bubcn, Der 5reiberr Sbcu.
phil Glemcut S9notiew Sr,elnnsti
lit, meldJer uun Der ruiiiideu Yulisci
ueeer llHteri6teiIS eeiudt lpiro.
Die misunderstanding trifit BON.
faubis 81. Scr Serbnitetc ibcint
elm icbr aebilbeter Mann su icin.
ais nan Inn befraate, iuurbc CT ictr
plitbeno. Gbicaguer @ebeimpulisi.
tex meroeu in eini9en 5naen bier
.cripnrtet, nm ibn Si ioentificircu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Sauienbe bon TerIonen iino ourd)
ben 9ebrau9 BON r0eWitt's sSitd1
9a5el Saloe" pon ben 9dmorrboioen
eebeilt tuur0en. Die Salbe tptrft
iAneu uno beilt AUDI 6autausi9ld9e
un0 aGe 0nutfrantbeiten. Sic per-
i0nift iDfurtige 2irberun9.-8alfer
0rpe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

8osbaft. 9ausberr: 6tu6cn Sic
MIST, oaB meine 8in0er ibrer Miuts
ter oube ruroentlid) fulsiam limb?
8efanuter: 8 ia, Sic eeJen ibuen
abr au6 nit ciner euten Seiipief
uurani
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Der Ort3oorIteber bpn Wi(e8burQ
ga, iaQt, oaB r0e28;tt'S 2ittIe @arlp
&jiers" bic beiten Yilen iin0, bic Ell
felt oicr5ig Sabren IN ieiner 6amilie
9ebroudt bat. Sic beileu Serltosfz
ung, ~uero61c8 1upfneb uno Magen=
un0 9eberieloen. Sic iino uur Helm,
er5ielen aber cinen gruBartigen Or
folg.--28alfer 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

1riade. sIrst: Hnnu, 5err 9rnus
ie, tup baben sic iid benn 10 ser.
ibunoen? Tattent: 8eim Saoeln,
!5err 9uttor. 4rSt: aber sic ra=
beln ia gar nibt! 8atient: Stein,
i1 nibt, aber leiber Aubere!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

0erpbies SopIrue5, Gaucnleioen
&eritDpfuna uno nGe 2eber- uno Mn=
geutei0en f6nnen id]ne1 burd Die BE-
ruDirten ffeinsn Biuen eebeilt uer-
mem, meld5e uuter Dem Nan,en DE.
G8itt's Qittle GarGp 0tiIers" befann:
itu0. sic linb gut ein5uuebneu unb
uerurIaden niemafs 9ei6ibmerSen.
-Bnlfer SruS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Nufmerfiam. Souriit: 8arum
iino 6enu bic 5uBmeee nit arohem
Sizes beleet? Bauer: 5'iuee'n Der
8abler, bamit Die nit orauf fabren
f0nna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

sd CLAUDE, buB De Ritt's Nitf
6nSel Salpe" bas bette Mittel gegen
Sdmurrboiben lit, bas man buber
fnnn." go ihreibt Sobn 6. Dunn
in @beeliue, %. 81. M1an neriube
es unb man miro bieielbe auiibt err
bnlten. Die Salbe BELT au1 b6s:
ortieen Nusihlne uno aIe 9nuts
frnntbeiten.-@aifer 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Cine anoere 9esart. Griter Gle
mann: ueber Gein ipGtes g%2ndlbauie.
fOnnten bat ii9 Define 5rau tuobl
iebr 9ebGrlnt? 3meiter gbenann:
AdJ pas-geldrmt bat JIG!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

@brli1. Sic wplIen i6on tuieoer
aus8eben, 5err @irtb? l~1niereins
bat op9 audi mai @ppetit nuf men
guten Srppfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Man eetuinnt i'm Ganpf nit Srant=
beiten, tuenn man ibneu banbelt.
One Minute gouab Cure" oerihnfft
iofprtiee @rlei6terune. 8enn re6t-
seiti9 9enommen, perbutet es
Sbfpinoiubt, uno in pureeihritte-
men SdIen neribnfft es ibneIe 9ins
berune.-@alfer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Gin Genrer. u: 9aS 5rl. 2uobere
1T Sci ben Mdnnern augemein be.
lje6t, CLAUDE i1. 9: @esbalb glaus
ben Sic bnS? q: Die 5rauen fDn=
men lie ale nidbt a~uaIteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Iadj Der 9aTeei6la6t. 9tun
5rnu 3entier, tpelder Game lit benz
i'm beutigeu aaferfrdn59eu an mel.
ten 3ugeiebt tpurOen? 3ie 5rar
8ed)nun9sratb WIr0e 9afeeleide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

6. q. Slunts in ~9uuisoiuc, 3eru8,
tfreibt, BOB neSdad]tel r9e28itt'S
Bttdl SnSel Snlue" iir inn $1,000
pertb eetueicn lei. Sic bette 0d.
morrbuioeu, nit benen er felt sefn
Sabrcn eeplnat ~eetueien unr. CIR
ratb oaeu T%eriuuen, bic Salbe 81 ae.
brnnd3en; ne bellt aud bDsnrtigcn
SnutnuslhIna, nnoere 9nuttrnnfbei-
ten uno bnrtnadiae Hunoen.-@al=
Ter eroS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-11

Gin 9utes Eminent ipGIte in feinem
0ousbalte fe6len. l1nfdae erei9nen
IT'D ale Sage uno iuenH elm suuer4
laiiige5 Miittel ipie vi. @laiIe's 2iAi=
msnt oh Sano lit, miro eiel 9eiben
erlpart. gu baben bel @alfer 8rps.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
OPPORTUNITIES SHOULD NOT
Be MISSED.

Did it ever occur to you that this is
a world Of opportunities? They are al
ways occurring, and those who can see
and embrace them are called lucky.
The vital thing is to see them. and our
wish now is to help you to grab" an
opportunity. An old reliable merchant
decides to retire, and all his goods, the
most reliable kind, are to be sold for
practically what they will bring. The
names, Haines, Decker, Biasius, Briggs,
Lester Stuart. etc, on pianos indicate
absolute reliability. We have them,
both new and second hand, and every
one guaranteed in perfect order-$7S,
1884, $125 and $135 on payments of $40
per month. Prices like these cannot
and are not made except under extra
ordinary stress. Now this is your op-
portunity. We will look for you Mon
day morning-s10 month. r. c. Mum
ger Music Co., Closing Out Sale, AT
WabaSha ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
NORMAN HAUSAM REPAYMENT
STORE IS PRACTICALLY DE-
STROYED BY FIRE.
LETTER WARNED ITS OWNERS
TWO MONTHS AGO THAT VEN
GEANCE WOULD BE WREAKED
FOR A FANCIED WRONG.
DAMAGE WILL BE ABOUT $50, 900.
Loss Is Nearly Covered by Insurance
Fire Department Did Good
Work as Usual.

The department store Of Norman,
Hausam & Co., 179, 181 and 1873 South
Wabasha street, narrowly escaped total
destruction by fire at $3.50 o'clock last
evening, which is firmly believed, by
the proprietors, to have been the work
of malicious incendiarism. Excellent
work by the fire department, however,
in a measure circumvented the ven
geance of the incendiarles, and the total
loss, il IS believed. will not exceed
$4,000 to 10000. The loss is covered
by insurance.
= he belief that the fire was started
by some one having a grudge against
the finn is based upon an anonymous
letter received by Henry A. Norman
two weeks ago. in which threats were
made against the concern. The letter,
il is thought, explains another fire
which visited the store last July, but
resulted in little dam age. It states that
one effort had been made to secure
vengeance against the firm, and that
other plans were being contemplated,
which would be more successful The
letter is quite a lengthy epistle and
states that the cause of the alleged
grievance is due to the fact that the
firm last April departed from it's for
mer province OF a clothing and shoe
store and commenced to conduct a
gent raj department store business The
writer of the anonymous. communica-
lions says that one attempt has been
made to injure the firm, probably re-
fcrring to the fire in July, and that
unless the members at once concluded
to give up the department feature of
their business and return to former
methods, Immediately announcing the
change in a public bulletin, the conse-
Guences would be summarily direful
The letter was placed in the hands Of
the police, who worked on several
clues, but up to date have been unable
to locate the writer.
The fire was discovered by Officers Ras-
musson and Hoffman. who met at Chicago
avenue and South Wabasha streets, to ex-
charge beats, at twenty-five minutes after
clock. There was no warning until flames
burst from the rear Of the store. In a mo-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

give the great novelist. Marion Crawford, a
hearty welcome next Thursday evening JAM
s. His subject, italian Home Life in the
Middle Ages" is one that calls out all the
depth and thoroughness of Mr.. Crawford's
study Of Italy and her people, and will be
interesting to all.
He will tell of the remarkable forces that
led to the Renaissance; of the impetus given
to art, music and literature by Italy With
comprehensive view of the Rome Of the
Middle Ages, and will tell stories, simply
and graphically, as only Crawford can, of the
families stories OF passion and cruelty He
will then tell OF the rebirth of fair I;a.y and
how she has come again into the sunlight of
literature and Of all the arts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
BISHOP GILBERT FIRST,
Course Of Lectures at ST. GATHERINGS
School

An interesting course of lectures will be
given at st. GATHERINGS school, 1877 Western
avenue, beginning Friday evening. Bishop
Gilbert will open the course, telling some of
his impressions of social life in England and
Ireland. where he has had unusual opportu-
mites for observation.
The second lecture will be given by Rev.
Harry P. Nichols, of Minneapolis, Jan. %
His subject is. Some of My Own Peaks
noted Alpine climber, and is very enthu
sisstie on the subject rare treat is ex-
pected.
Feb. Miss Evans. of Carleton college
will give her Personal Recollections of the
Emperor of Germany" Miss Evans has 2
state fame as a graceful and fluent speaker
who always has something good to say.
Feb. Is Prof. Snyder, of the state univer-
sity. will talk about Food in It's Relations
% HEALTH
Gen. Bishop. of ST. Paul. will tell some o.
his own and other peoples experiences in
thrilling talk entitled, Something About tn,
War" The general speaks from the stand.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
BADLY TORN TO PIECES.
Anthony Roth Run Down by an
Interurban Car.

Anthony Roth. driver employed by the
Peoples Ice company was seriously injured
by being run down by an Interurban car ct
Kent street and University avenue shortly be-
fore 6 o'clock last evening. The car struck
the wagon with terrific force and hurled Roth
to the street. In addition to several severe
wounds in the head, portion of the left side
of Roith's scalp was torn nearly clear OF the
skull and the left ear was almost torn from
the head. Ro:ths left arm was also broken
The wagon was wrecked. Roth lives with
his family at 5S4 Dale street. He was taken
to the city hospital in the Rondo street pa
troll wagon. The hospital authorities say that
he is seriously injured, but will probably re-
cover. Roth Is forty-nine years of age.
We call the attention or our readers
to the special notice Of The State Saw
ings Bank under announcements.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
FIELD, SCHLICK ( co.
Important Silk News.
A Great Silk Purchase.
And q Greater Sale.

One OF the most fortunate purchases of the year give
you New Years greeting at our Silk counter
Three hundred and sxtone 361 pieces part pieces of
Silks came to us the other day nearly haprce in many
instances at less than haprice They strictly hg-clas
llks OF which any merchant might be proud There
single cotton mixture in the entire There ward Of I'M
worthy Silk in the entire assortment
1t would be thing put these Silks regular stock
lhey would all be sold in
winch would pay profit But
policy OF this store Well share good
toners and throw the entire at o'clock tomorrow
at about
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
Important Sale of CottOns.

In connection with Linen important
sale OF Cotton Msl1ns Sheetngs and
low Cases Some of these Cottons auction
trade sae and shall place than usual
wholesale and manufacturers
10 yard-wide Bleahed Nusns ling
standard brands, at less than wholesale prices,
tomorrow only sNAg
Not more than rs yards O
Brown Sheetings, 2 yards wide II
Brown Sheetings, D yards WIDE
Bleached Sheetings, 2 yards WIDE 12H cents.
Bleached Sheetings, IN yards wide. 141a
Every yard is worth a wholesale today
Readymade Sheets etings yards wide 25
yards long, only 40c and IS
Uubleached Rllow Cases. size cents.
Bleached Pillow Cases. full size, cents
Bleached Pillow Cases, size. 12K cents
VI course you may cheaper advertised in
pers Ii you DO, just remember that don't
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
Field, SchIick & Co. Field, SchIick & Co.
'oipt of an actOran the scenes of that period

point of an actor in the scenes of that period
of history.
Last, but not least. comes that genial and
witty speaker. Judge Fiandrau who always
leaves his audiences in good humor with
himself and all the world. He will talk
about Early Life in ST. Paul"
The object of these lectures is to purchase
much needed works of reference for the
school library. This is the first time during
the present management of st. Catharines'
that the school has asked any remuneration
for its entertainments, so it is expected that
the citizens will respond literally and bene-
fit both the school and themselves by attend
ing these lectures.
Crawford at the Peoples Church.
The people of ST. Paul are preparing to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

2.2o0 Linen Huck Towels, hemmed
ready for use, size 17x33 inches, -
actually worth 15c. Tomorrow, Uga
......-..... " "
100 dozen Soft Huck Towels. made
by John S. Brown & Sons. hemmed
ready for use, size 22x4o n r.
inches, best 45c kinds. To- gAEA
morrow, only. .........U Ass
One case fine Satin Marseil1es Bed
Spreads in newest designs, hen11ned,
ready for use, the best Ma MF
S2.75 kinds in the market. ~ AM
Linen Sale Price. WEssJ
12o pairs Irish Linen Hemstitched
Sheets, ~ yards wide, 2A yards long,
f. Fl: Ell: f5s:a 's 81: S4.65
20G pairs Irish Linen Hemstitched
Pillows, size 221sx36 inches, nA.
lowest regular price, ST. 40 u IN
pair. Linen Sale Price only. JAN
We ask you to remember that
these are of Irish Linen manu-
facture and the hemstitching is
done by hand.
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Notice to DepOsitors.

The next semi-annual interest term
OF the Savings Bank Of ST. Paul COM
mences Jan. l, 1898. One dollar de-
posts received: interest on sums of SIS
and upwards. Deposits made on or
before Jan. 10 will draw six months
interest July 1, 1898. A East Sixth
street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

FIREMAN'S BAD FALL.
Morris Lynch Shaken Up at an Even
ing Blaze.

Just before the I'll alarm was turned in for
the Norman fire, the department was called
out to small blaze in the rear of the Vic
toria hotel. On Fifth street. next to the Wash
burn buil6fng The fire was in a shed and
was quickly eXt:nguished. Pipeman Morris
Lynch fell from rickety PLATFORM distance
OF about twenty feet TO the ground. He was
conveyed to No. 1 Engine house, where ne
YES attended by DR.. Buckley.
His injuries are, so far as apparent last
night were a sprained back and left shoulder
the man falling on that side. DR.. Buckley ex-
pressed the opinion that Lynch had no inter-
nal injuries. although Of that he cannot be
certain until today.
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Important.
Reduced Prices

during the continuance of this sale. That's
Annual Linen Sale WILL BE A WONDER.
We will the sale at o'clock tomorrow morning
entire sample Lines OF Bordered Table Cloths
Warerooms Of John. S. &
sampes-moe than 900 Clotha
ular prices and will offer them customers tomorrow
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

Carload of good Potatoes, per bas-
hel ----.--' 43C
Turkeys, as you like them, per
pour .....................7 to lie
Good Sweet Oranges, per dozen. 15c
Good Sweet Oranges, larger, per
dozen 2Oc
Good Sweet Oranges, very large,
dozen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
ScveFsjEa ard { eGar Streets.
1tleI hcne ;S", Meat Market 7Sa.

The tide Of grocery trade turns Yer
xaward through the price invitation
attached to all the newest, freshest,
worthiest table supplies.
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Actual Cost of Importation.

This will enable you buy John S. Brown Sons Table
Cloths for less than ordinary linens regular
$3.50 Sample Table Cloths for SLAB.
$5.25 Sample Table Cloths for 81. 90
1878 Sample Table Cloths for $40
$3.50 Sample Table Cloths for $500.
S5:75 Sample Table Cloths for 81. TO-
$500 Sample Table Cloths for $5.75
SLIGO Sample Table Cloths for $S.25.
S14.00 Sample Table Cloths $3.50.
$500 Sample Table Cloths for so.
Special Importation & Sons Table Linens
at prices that come only year:
$40 Cloths, So Napkins regular $40 Sets for S735
$40 Cloths, So Napkins regular Sill 90 Sets $500
812 Cloths, So Napkins, regular Sets for 49, CO.
S12 Cloths, "a Napkins regular 81 90 Sets for S1O84
812 Cloths, "a Napkins regular $24oo Sets, $685.
014 Cloths, "a Napkins, regular $27 Sets, $3.50
1910 Cloths, So Napkins regular $2 Sets, 49, 95
1912 Cloths, 81 Napkins regular $4 50 Sets S11 ST.
1914 Cloths, 34 Napkins regular S37O Sets for $3.50
Right here want that you expect to find in
this advertisement list of all the bargains Linen Room
Those mentioned merely examples We the paper
not this only Come and them