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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20
! Son Estos Sus Sintomas Z

Predilecci6n al onanismo, emisiones dc dfA
DC n0cho derramee al estar en- pre0enCl2 Dc
ideas lascivas; granos, contracciones dc los
musculo6 tQue son precursoreS de Ii Epnop.
1iaH pensamient0s y suenos voluptuoa0s; 90
1oeeciones, tendencias dormitar dornir.
0e9saci0n de embrutecimiento, perdida Do b
voluntad. falta de energfa imposibilidad -
conccntrar las ideas, dolores On las pierna11
en- los mtsculoe, sensacicn de tristeza y q
ctst0n, melancol1a, cansancio despu3s de quail
9uier esfuerso Pequeno, manchae tiotaptes
ante la vista, debi ndad despues del acto Do
esfueracs en- Ia sfila, ruido silbido en- los
oidos, timideS, InanOs pies pegAjosos fr1oo
tenor de alg6n peSSro iAmfnente de muert0
. infortunio impetsnS'a Psrcia, total: der.
ci6n de los deBeoe, decaimiento de Ia sonsibl-
hdad. 6rganos caidos y d6biles. dispepsin, 90,
etc. Algunos de esos 6fntomas son adveG.
tenciaS naturale0 para un hombrO que dohQ
recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas vttales. q
vendra ser presa de alguna fatal eufoE.
Nosotros solicitamos de todos que sufren
radios, QUE OBSERHEN 11EN ES7G
AELAQ, comunicandoge con nuestra Com
90 veinte amos de experiencIa, tratando en-.
fermedades de los nervios y del sistenaA -.
xual, Quienes puedon garanttzar INA Cd
raSton rsdicni Rsr%anente.
dandonos todO 81 nombge direcCi0n, odad,
ocupaci6n, d 90 casado q 6oltero, cuAlee Do
los sintomas nombrados 90 10 han NANTES.
tado ID, y Cd ID. ha usado algun trat1
miento para gonorrea, estreChex. dfilla al.
guna ofra enfeFmedad venere9. Nue0tEA
junta de m6dicos diagnosticarA enseg1ida =
cuidadosamente su case (gratiS), informaEA
ID de 10 que le Cuesta un tratandento De
" dias, en- eI que se efeOtaarA una curaci6n
radical, y Sc le restablecer4 I'd. su compile.
a salud; y yolverA I'd. & ser un hombr0 "
goreso. 81 I'd. hos remtte 16 en biilete0 %
Ou pals. como Rar0Hffa de buona fA Ia onVin.
por correo registrado, tan pronto como nuea.
ira junta de medicos haZa decide el compile.
to tratamiento & que I'd. debe someteEso.
COMPANlA ESPEclALlSTA DEL M0RTE,
10, BrenAwah NEW YORK. G U.dsA
Direction TeleGrta taoa. 'Oomesdsn, NeWyorks
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20

es una lenta ag0nla y Sc Ie ve eItlnguIrSe en-
Ia plentiful de su raz6n. x, cr-Ixy.srI
Todas las precauciones serAn pocas contra I'M
catarro que lega prolongsrse constituyendo
un comienxo de bronquitis. Is precise detGnef
Ell NAL tempo 81 no 50 quiereque % convierta
en- una afecci6n mas grave,r por 10 cual 10
mejor es dominarle desde an principle. .--1-ss
Mezclando una cucharadita de Alquitrin de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20

de las celulas del pulm0n, ocasionandO en- ellos
amplias p6rdidas de rsubstancia que engen-
dram 10 que Sc llama cavernas El eniermo entra
entonces en- an estado de languidez, sin otro
sufrimiento que una melancolia continue. Los
espntos que arroja son en- un principle blancos,
espumosos nacarados, y de dia en- dia
adquieren una ,coloracidn sospechosa hasta
que, va en- el dltimo perfodo, Sc vuelven de un
color girls verdoso. Su existencia, por dltimo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20

con cada vaso de aqua bien de "a beblda que
ee use { las comidas, Sc curan generalmente,
en- nuy POGO tempo, asi el catarro mas rebelde
como ID bronquitls mas antigua. Us mas %
0uedel llaeaN h1Sla e feonten6r@ los Nprogresos
de 10 tisis y aun i curaria; pues en- este easo el
slquitrin Sc. op0ne y descomposici6n do. los
-tnb6fculos y, &-poeo que l. natufalesa eyade,,
10 curaci6n es con frecuencia mas rtpidA Dc
10 que nadie puede prometerse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20


GfNt0 zYse@sgA. - PlAsa AhaH-
. XH.-Importadorss Do toda elass d
Sisss preciousss- sRelojes az ORC. plata,
niksI ' eSer6. = Cron6metroe. Cron6era-
S. EeDsticiones. TinaSd Patent. "a.
e1a-T1ntea ' eafAs IA oro con cr3stSIe,
1o-Heoo. GITantissdos, centres Dc mGaa.
Ss.isisa' NNoa. vinaerorss saor;ha.
~ 14Asnple plateado. = Apsratoo =
~ 49, - materiaISa payIi fot6ffSnH
=. - SnneT toila 49, ~ f1lMs1 -
.aSNlSr do,o1 nor mn ! a6o.. a.Er1sio1nSin
comUetsncia. s5oif5i,sg .ot 81 staaiu.
Her1eaix y Co., Tetsin;s H..
ComereiSntes fnportaieree, en .eTondG
sSsais a.. .ms,canciss a. toda. 81 1pmroeoden-l
cias. Hu tienda pr - 81 detall ~ ~
NlJctrioe. Gaa FtanciSce, 1ko ,sHltsf1
81 ~ SST.,n, :. ~ aTstuf, ~.
Rsncns,o1 ccn;. iou;st.:p ;n%o-1 ,sr6 ~ ,srss
aTsor.ss sarss ]. 4 gant.s as1vsy.ss 49,
nre.as de- vsrorea : tjomoa6i.s ID ssc,,rns
T.-sS,fr. ~, sSe..ss. l...Sf,oSSnr
M PInv3 M1snriM.Ssa F,sn~;s..
3ILAIma.<n AZ toda clsse a nni..ells
/ Erratsrf. q ma snt;;e1o y n n1IIm,s.,,nn ~
sn N ciss. C1mnc-ta c;oH = X. ~ -
codorc;.. V.rt". a 49, 3tT,
IN osr' :" 20 = RS- - .gTAsf1
NNh,.iaane de ExnaslMnh-
Banqueroa, eomisionistas, mpol5 5adsrso
observation-disclosures de- IL Emnro,
sas dc vspores: g aCompafifa TrHsafl2 ~
o. Espafela >. q LarTinaga y o., 9siS
ma y. &c Il FlechaD " e Nick1eiA -
Anentea da la (3ompaNfa dA SA6ArN6
q Ia Royaln de. liverpool ! e. IL
Indemnify Mutual" de LOndtea. sag7sb
yapor costerO /" VascO I" para q service
de la Isla con tres salldas mslJnalss pr
eli Oeste hasta Arroyo y retcrno .PSs
igual via.
Scores de Il. ViIlUAWil - C..
-Banqueros, comisionistas, impoltsdN
res, exportadores consienatarioe dspHo,
cues. asa aai.r, 'i3ao!aq E9p
Scores d. lose NersNtS r
Co.-Crus 4.-lmpOrtsdorcs, de- aiode
olass De tejidOs.-Nendas q dstalk Qfas
San francisco. .,...-lt. :, - -,
AObf-6ieOs de .as-MsMo.-CEua u.
-Importadores d ferreteria y auiHsGllA
voasas n Dof mayor s q desAll. I q pals'A
Ness'es Ae 0rcastSesy Co.
LMportadores de tejidOB de1tc4ko dlA9eo 2
eneias-Ve Ventasal por naysEtCs6s
Al detail: Fortalese g J 3Qs.u o.
|-Saa Jasto 2.-Oemisicqi1tal ,.-TQene
lants surtido do maderaS { almAoehs6aa
6Ato techo(: Maderas para ecneFqpsiia
d casas. Efsctos navale6 y a&ritdHA
seo, etc. =. 3l3' e,Iii';4 fsasDo /
Scefes 9e sQ6Ns'eW.-MARinA.-
Puntilla.-Talleres Dc fondici6naL ~
4ainaria. Almacenes Do hie1cs eoSle .
planchas, tuberia Dc todaa clAoel Y 4
msnkones, gGmAs, empaquetadural, a.
20 para mAquinas, arados J otcs tHllo
10 agricultaH1 8 industri1. Impoftsde.
NJ Dc toda clase dc maquinaxia j tCctt.
ns!. a.i''3t .Diy2id 4sL1f
| NOe1t,soS de EOftttkN.-1&
nAA InfantA Luias e.--FunMciSA q.
Na.-Nstablecimientc d maasmaFiA y
Aaotn J tods ciase . Atilel paEA hAGxk
cuitura s industlas. aSiei.,b q; .,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20

en- bronquitis, cuando no Sc transforma en- tisis
pulmonar y los accesos Sc hacen veces tan
frecuept-s y yiolentos que todo ell ORGANISING
Sc quebranta, se hace impossible el sueho, ell
pulse sc vuelve febril y ID mcnor impression de
frio duplica los sufrimientos. Demasiado 4
menudo ocurre tambien que SO forman tuber-
culos los cuales sc multiplican con el tempo
y obstrnyen los pulmonee, y cuando lIegan
supuraci6n son el foco de Ia desorganizaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20
HOMBRES DfB|LES

Parece que el Creador he ordenado que des-
pues de la sangre el fluidO vital seminal sec
y sustancia mas preciosa en- el cuerpo del
hombre, alguna perdida contranatural dc
el,producira siempre resultados desastroso1.
Muchos h0mbres han muerto de enfermo-
dades corrientes, tales como Las del coraz6n,
del higado, de los rihones, enfermedades pull
monares. etc., por hsber permitido su vttA-
Tictimas de estas enfermedades, cuRndo al
gunas catas de nueetras medicinaa, tomadAo
atiempo, habrian impedido estas dehiittanteo
perdidas, asi preservando su yitalidad paZ0
rcsistir q los ataques de esas pelierosas enter-
medades. =.
Nuchos hombres han negado lenta, poro
o1irahie a csIlsa do eafas T1srdidaS in 49,
q al Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-20
RIO.PIEpRAs.

Sobs.tssOs de VTllGmsil n -
Rio Piedras. -OomsrciAntes On vivv.
res, msrcanOias, tabaco On rama J OlaAo
ado, eonpra y vsnta do ganado vasuaA.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05
TWO BRILLIANT STARS.
They VIII Shine at the Schube rt
Club Concert Tonight. -

A programme that promises artistic
novelties and excellence considerably
above the standard insures a large audi
ence at the Peoples church this evening
Tor the opening CONCERT of the Schubert
club choral series. . The fact that a st.
Paul audience will be the first audience
IN this country to listen to CoIeridge-
Taylor's cantata. 'Hiawatha's Wedding
Feast, lends an added attraction to a
programme in every respect superb. The
tame or Miss Katherine Richards Gordon
and A1r. Hamlin, the two soloists for the
evening, Is unchallenged. But, no matter
now OFTEN one hears a beautiful voice. he
Is sure to find fresh pleasure, new and un-
expected attractions, when he listens to
1t again, so ovations are sure to await
these favorite singers tonight. The cho-
rus, under the direction of Mr. Emil Cher
Eoner, has been hard at work all tha
fall in preparation for it's numbers TO-
night and it work will no doubt
become the high standard set bv the
soIolsts- The orchestra has two numbers
OF It's own, Rossinis Tell" overture and
Sa1nt-Saens' 'Phaeton." The selection
OF Goring Thomas ''The Sun Worship
per. choral ode for soprano and tenor
with chorus and orchestra, has excited
much pleased comment, and next to "EIi-
awatha's Wedding Feast" is probably
looked forward to with more pleasant an
tic1padons than any number on the nro-
gramme
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05
Ell MoDELo CIGARS.
Workmanship, Quality. Merit.
APPEAL FOR AID.
st. Paul Relief Society Has Need of
Assistance


st. Paul Relief Society Has Need of
Assistance.
The Society for the Relief of the Poor.
py It's onlcers. President Alexander Ram
sey, Secretary M. L. Hutchins and Treas
urer d. r. Noyes, is sending out the fol
lowing appeal:
AS friend Of the poor of our CITY.
and contributor to our work AMONG
and for them. we appeal once more to
the last tWenty-three years we have been
and. we are today-the only society in
st. Paul for general and applied relief.
you know, and important and vaIua HE
as other charities may be, ours surely
Is primary and Indispensable; the only
one one, Gaming an ing or attempting to do the
Work or general relief. We furnish
work for men and women. Send ali an
piicants for relief to- US. At the begin
nlng OF our winter work we ask sub
ScrlptloRS Tor the year, our work being
based upon the amounts then received
and pledged: The demand for aid is al
ready pressing, and we have no money.
months oyerdrawn It Is evident that
we can do only such work as with care
and economy can be done with the means
fails to receive. aid, it will be because
we have not been supplied with the
means to meet the need. During the last
quarter 437 persons applied for relief
which was hut iisftxty.four less than the
same quarter last year. 4 few give i've
largely. more g33er sparingly. ana Still
more OF our citizens nothing at ALL Is
Will you not give promptly and willing
lyY Send tosSPahiiel r. Noyes, treasurer,
any gifts of DnnorYSy. 70 M: L. Hutchins,
secretary, at bur rooms 141 East Ninth
street. gifts Of Clothing, food or fuel.
We need YOUR aid and must have it If
the. good TvdtlS -sss to be continued and
maintained.-ssi 10
49, ~ s.s-fto-
If you want u fur coat see G. F. George
Furrer. 927 St Peter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05


After an executive session yesterday
the county commissioners adopted res
olution by Commissioner Powers. who
had asked for the executive session, d.
recting the county auditor to advertise
for bids for burying the county poor.
There seemed to be a suspicion in some
quarters that Coroner Nelson had been
using his official position to give county
work to the undertaking firm of NageI &
Co 1t appeared that bills have been re-
peatedly submitted to the board by Nagel
& &C., for the burial of bodies from the
county morgue. and this caused consider
able discussion among the commissioners.
When the doors were opened the result
of the conference was seen In the resolu-
ton, which was passed unanimously.
A resolution. introduced by Commits
sioner Lott, that the bills of the county
surveyor for team hire, which have been
held up by the mayor. be allowed, was
passed after a stormy debate. The sur
veyor submitted a report on the condition
of the experimental macadam on the
White Bear and Bald Eagle roads. He
found the condition of the patches of
maCadam excellent, but suggested that
a ditch be dug on either side of the roads.
The necessary resolution was introduced
and referred to the committee on roads
and bridges
d. r. Noyes and DR.. Abbott appeared
before the board and asked that the an
nual appropriation of $500 for the Humane
society be renewed. Some months ago
the necessary resolution was passed, but
rescinded because the society, 1t was UNI
derstoOd, was not incorporated. Mr..
Noyes explained that the society has in
corporated, and the matter was referred
to the committee on ways and means.
A resolution sending the three-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Charles Keller, liv-
Ing at 54S Partridge street. to the Wash
burn Memorial Orphan home at Mime
apolis. was passed. Clarence and Amy
Thomson, OF New Brighton. were given
permission to adopt John MCGinnis, ten
year-old boy, who is now a county charge.
At the previous meeting the bill Of
the Thiel Detective agency for $679.57, for
services rendered in trying to locate the
Middleton murderer, was referred to the
committee on claims. Yesterday former
County Attorney Anderson appeared be-
fore the board. and was promised a hear
ing before the committee.
The county auditor was allowed an
extra clerk for six months, for work on
the 1892 tax matters. The judge of
probate was authorized to employ w A.
C1re~r as extra clerk in the st. Paul Saw
ings bank guardianship matters, and
s12O was appropriated for indexing some
of the records in the register of deeds
office
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

Toward Seventh Street when the
Engine Overlook Him.
William Kirwan, brakeman in the
employ of the st. Paul & Duluth Rail
road company was rtin down by Wis
consin Central switch engine In the Sew
enth street yards shortly before 10
o'clock Yesterday morning and so badly
injured thatshe died shortly after being
removed jtoj st. Jeseph's hospital. Death
was due to internal injuries about the
heart, probably the rupturfng of
blood vessel.
The accident happened just as Kirwan.
was leaving his train, having but a short
time before arrived here, in completing
his regular run. Leaving the caboose
he walked toward Seventh street, beside
the Wisconsin Central tracks, carrying
with him a small hand satchel. Evil
IDENTIFY Kirwan did not hear the switch
engine backing behind him, and he was
not seen by either the engineer or fire.
man. The corner Of the tender struck
Kirwan, hurting him some distance from
the track. Though escaping the
wheels, it was seen when Kirwan
was picked up by several trainmen wit
Messing the accident that he was dan
gerously hurt There were no outward
signs of injury, save a few slight
scratches about the face. Dr. Binder
was called and the physician found the
injured man unconscious and apparently
fatally hurt internally. Kirwan was re-
moved to st. Joseph's hospital. Just as
he was being placed on the operating
table he brea thed his last
Kirwan was forty-one years of age
and unmarried. His home was at Olivia,
but when running into this city he room
ed with his brother George at 128 West
Sixth street. He was brother Of P. K,
Kirwan, surveyor general with offices
in the federal building. Kirwan had been
a railroad operator for many years. He
was formerly conductor for the Union
Pacific and Great Northern, and had
been railroading nineteen years. The re-
mains will be taken to Olivia for inter-
ment this morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05
GRAIN-Ol GRAIN-oI

Remember that name when you want
delicious, appetizing, nourishing food
drink to take the place of coffee. Sold by
all groeers and liked by all who have used
it. Grain-O Is made of pure grain, 1t aids
is not stimulant but a. health builder
and the children as well as the adults can
drink it with great benefit. Costs about
II as much as coffee. 15c and Csc per
package. Ask your grocer for Grain-0.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05
LIKE THE SAME BIRDS.
Men Arrested in South Dakota An
swer the Descriptions wantod

Col Sullivan, of the postoff1ce tnspec-
tlon department, was yesterday notified
OF the arrest at Centerville, s. D., of three
men, who are believed to have burglar
lied the postoffice at Dalesburg. s D
last Wednesday. The thieves secured
ABOUT $50 In money and stamps When
the robbery occurred, Col. Sullivan was
ct Sioux Falls. and learned that the lob
had probably been done by Bert Boat,
right, from Kentucky William King. and
a. man named Wilson, both Of the latter
known at Kansas City. He was furnish
ed with a description Of the men. The
capture of the supposed thieves was
made on suspicion by Sheriff Beckett
who took the men to Vermillion They
gave the names of James Riley, George
Murphy and William Morris, but Inspect
or Morris, who was detailed on the case,
has wired that the trio answer the
descriptions furnished Col. Sullivan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05
Field, Schlick & Go.

"sun Shine Route" to California
Us via the c., M. & st. P. to Kansas City
and thence via the Al T.-& S. F.. Ry.-the
iStence
Every Wednesday fine Pullman tour
ist sleeper leaves Minneapolis and st.
arriving there every Sunday morning.
Rate for double berth only $500.
Write J. T. Conley, A. G. P. A, st. Paul.
rates to California.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05


Classification by Population,
County Auditor Johnson has not yet
approved the pay roll for the county at
torney's Office. and it was stated by the
auditor yesterday that he would give the
matter serious consideration, because of
doubt which has been raised as to the
validity OF the law of 1897 providing for
the salaries OF the county attorneys Of
nee In districts or counties Of from 100. 900
TO $4,000 people The decision of the SUI
preme court ousting Gregory Rift from
the ONCE Of county assessor cast a doubt
on classificatIons Of counties on the basis
VI population, except in cases where the
population had some relation to the sub
Ject matter of the law County Auditor
Johnson has not yet satisfied himself that
the law OF 1897, thus applying to Ram
sey county alone. would not come wi hin
the province of prohibited special leeisla-
lion' ana VIII inquire into the right of
the BOARD OF county commissioners to
grant the $l,2C0 increase in salaries which
was several months ago distributed
among Assistant County ATTORNEY Zou-
man, oscar Christensen the clerk and
the stenographer. 1t appears from the
AUDITORS standpoint. that the board, in
granting the increase. acted under au
tnorlty OF chapter SO of the Laws Of 1897
winch provides that the salaries Of the
county attorneys Office may be fixed by
the board of county commissioners In
counties having from 100, 900 to 185 900 non
ulatlon. This clause limits the IegisIa-
tion solely to Ramsey county.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

Application was made to the building
inspector yesterday by D. M. Shepard,
owner of the Griggs. Cooper & Co. build
ing. to be allowed to have the south
wall of that part of the building damaged
by fire last Thursday night pulled down.
Building Inspector Haas examined the
wall and announced that 1t was in an
unsafe condition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

They Discussed AngeIOIOgy - The
congregational ministers met yesterday
morning at the Y. M. c. A. rooms and
listened to paper on "Angelology," read
by Rev. ]. H. Sammis. Of Merriam Park
The reading was followed by general
discussion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

DecembeT Term Is Opened = Judge
Jaggard called the calendar, yesterday
for the December term of the district
court. Before Judge Bum, in the Grim
inal branch. today. the case Of the state
against ]. h Hale, charged with forgery,
will be taken up.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

City Hospital Report-The report Of
City Physician Ancker for November
gives the following figures: Patients re-
naming at the city hospital Oct. 81, 165;
admitted during November, 1928; born, s.;
discharged during month, ia; died., IL;
patients treated. 291; number in institu-
ton Nov. go 165
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

Dog Catchers Suspend WOrk-Dog
Catchers Theodore Brose and o. H. Hol-
den, who have been catching unlicensed
CANNES since April II last. were yester-
day relieved Of their authority. The dog
roundup has been nearly complete, and
as cold weather interferes with keeping
the brutes at the pound, 1t was decided
to dispense with the further service OF
the dog catchers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

mittee from the board of aldermen will
meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Saloon
licenses, to the number of LIS expire Jan.
i, and fifteen new applications out of
this number will come before the COM
mittee today for approval
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

Taken Sick Suddenly - George A.
Iselin, resident of New York, who is
stopping at the Astoria hotel, was taken
sick at Seventh and Jackson streets. yes
terday afternoon. He was removed to
the central station in the patrol wagon,
but afterward recovered sufficiently to
return to his hotel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

Prohibition sociaI-There will be a
prohibition social at the residence of H
g. Neal, corner of University and CrQm-
we'll avenues, in the Midway district, on
Tuesday evening. Dec. L. A general in
vitation Is extended. Besides social con-
verse there will be programme Of short
addresses, interspersed with music.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05
Winter Underwear.

We firmly believe that there's
money to be saved on every garment in
our stock at our regular prices. Either
our price is lower than elsewhere for
equal quality, or our qualities are bet
ter if prices are the same.
But we're doubly sure that there
money to be saved on ALL of the
following lines:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05

Insurance Fees and Taxes-Insur-
ance Commissioner OShaughnessy yes
terday reported to the state auditor the
collection of fees and taxes by his de-
partment during July. August, Septem-
Der and October to the amount OF
s4,34.7O. The taxes amounted to $S2S. 70
and the fees to So, 512.95.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-05
FOR COUNTY BURIALS
COUNTY AUDITOR JOHNSON d.
RECTED TO ADVERTISE FOR
BIDS FOR NEXT YEAR
TOO MANY BILLS FROM NAGEL

That Seemed to Be the Opinion of
the Board of County Commits
siOners, Who VIII Advertise to
See IL There Is Not Some Other
Disposition Possible In the Flu
ture.