The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12

concerns, whose goods Will be exhibit
ed at the show, are:
Albrecht & Son. National Acetylene
Brown, Treacy & Co. Noyes Bros. & Cutler.
Booth Packing Co. Northwestern Grass
Bramblett & Beygeh. North St. Paul Table
Co, Northwestern Electric
Baldwin. Dwight Jr. Northwestern Bedding
Co.
Collins. H. L. Co. Northwestern Copper
Capital City o. I. W. & Brass Works.
& Brass Works. Northwestern Engi-
Capital City Furniture neering Co.
Crescent Creamery Osgood & Blodgett
Co. --.- Manufacturing Co.
Drewry & Sons. Perkins Manufactur-
Dovetail Box Go. ing Co.
Pioneer Press Co..
Earhun, ]. G.. Co. The
Poirer. Adolphe.
Fisher Paper Box Co.
Franklin Machine Rohn John.
Works. Roberts A. & O. Iron
Finch. Van slyck, Co. = -
Young & Co. Rich & Clymer.
Fleischmann Co. Roach. J. H. & Co.
Roberts-Goss Co..
Croft, C. R. & Co.
Gedney. M A pick South Park Foundry
ling Co. Co.
Griggs. Cooper & Co. Swift & Co.
Gribben Lumber Co. Schoch Grocery Co.
Simon, Bernard.
Hamm Theo. Brewing schurmeier. j. H..
Horne & Danz Co. St. Paul Stove Works.
Hardenbergh, P. R. st. Paul Furniture Co.
L. d Co. St. Paul Foundry Co
st. Paul Roofing, Cor
Italian N. & vermi- nice & O. Co.
celli Co. St. Paul S0 Sash. D. 6
Johnson. F. M & Co. st. Paul Casket Co.
Jameson -Hevener. St. Paul white Lead
Karst & Breher. st. Paul Carpet Rug
kuhies d Stock. Co..
konantz Saddlery Co. Sau Knitting Co.
Kenny Bros.
Towle Syrup Co.
Lindeke. Warner g. Twin City Brick Co.
schurmeier Twin City yarnish
-. s Union Mattress Co.
Co. Valley Iron Works
Maendler Bros. Villaume Box & Lum-
Minnesota Soap Co., Der Co.
The.
Muckle, H. A. Manu- Weber M. N.
featuring Co. Welterstorff Haskell
Metal Frame Window R. & F. Co.
Screen Co. Wilson Box Co.
Martin, John Lumber Weinhagen, Charles &,
Weitz & Co.
Neal, Herbert G. Yerxa Bros.
Many of the exhibitors will give
demonstrations Of cooking at their
booths, and in addition to these there
will be two lectures daily by Mrs. Helen
Armstrong, in the middle room on the
second floor. in culinary art Mrs.
Armstrong lectured during the two
other exhibitions here. and is we'll
known In ST. Paul. She is considered
one Of the most expert lecturers on the
subject Of cooking in the United States,
and she always has large and interest
ed audiences
The opening ceremonies tomorrow
will include an address by Mayor
Kiefer and a concert by Miss Nellie A.
Hopes orchestra. These exercises will
be held in the lower floor. The or
chestra will render a varied programme
Of music, as the following schedule for
the afternoon and evening will show:
Demonstrations by manufacturers at their
booths.
Concert by the St. Paul Junior Symphony or
chestra, directed by Miss Nellie A. Hope
Afternoon concert. 2:3O to $50 p. m.
March-"Am,erica Forever" ;::E. 7. PAUL.
Overture" Morning, Noon and Night" .suppe
March@Happy Days in Dixie ......K. Nils Nils
Medley-Nattonal Airs Harris
Iwo-Step.-" Broadway" .................. Morse
MarchN'Bride Elect .souss
Upper Floor-Room l.
Domestic science lecture by Mrs. Helen Arm.
chafing dish lesson.
Shrimp Newberg in Romaine cups.
Oysters with celery.
Cheese fondu.
Evening-First Floor
Demonstrations by manufacturers at their
booths.
Concert by the st. Paul Junior symphony
orchestra, directed by Miss Nellie A. Hope.
Concert q. 3 s..a D, m. to 70 Pm p: M ,1.,,
March-From .'Tannhauser'' .......:. Wagner
Georgia Camp Meetag
Mills
Patriotic Selections Medley
Waltzes-"Tuyo Siempre'' ........... .Tocaben
Arno
Upper Floor-Room L
Domestic science lectures by Mrs. Helen Arm
strong
Broiled steak, maitre d'hotel butter
Macaroni milanaise.
Spice cakes
Chocolate.
There will be no special programme
for Tuesday and Wednesday, but on
Thursday the delegates to the grocers'
convention will attend the exposition
in body and will be entertained by
the Manufacturers association, the
Commercial club and the Ladies' aux
iliary. The exposition is held at this
time because it is believed the state
grocers and business men are the per-
sons most vitality interested in the food
and manufactured products of this city
and while attending the convention
they may familiarize themselves with
st. Paul industries and products. The
ladies visiting with the business men
Will D0 entertained ny lut HleIubSTS OF
the Ladies' auxiliary and an enjoyable
and instructive day is promised to
them In the evening speeches will be
delivered and everything possible will
be done to impress the visiting business
men Of the Importance of ST. Paul as
manufacturing and producing center
The members Of the State Editorial
association, with their wives. will be
entertained at Market hall Friday aft
ernoon. The manufacturers are anlx-
ious that the editors of the state shall
become acquainted with st. Paul in
dustries so that they may boom this
city in their publications and help in
CT eating a sentiment throughout the
state in favor Of ST. Paul made goods
The Manufacturers association and
the Ladies' auxiliary will entertain
Gov. Lind and the members Of the
state legislature Friday evening, and
the Commercial club and the: city coun-
ell will assist the manufacturers. The
manufacturers want the legislators to
appreciate the possibilities Of ST. Paul's
Importance az q manufacturing city SO