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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18
THE RELIEF EXPEDITION.
The Diana Arrives at Sidney to Load Pro-
visions for Northern Trip.

Sydney, C. b.. July 1.-THE steam
bark Diana, Capt. Bartlett, arrived
here, this afternoon, from st. Johns, \.
F., for the purpose of provisioning and
loading for her northern voyage Ihc
relief expedition will be accompanied
by Prof. William Libby and several
members of the Princeton faculty. Ihe
party will conduct scientific investiga-
tions principally in the deep sea dreds-
ing for fauna below the depth OF 3oo
fathoms. The Diana carries crew ol
IL men and will be provisioned here Tor
II months. Supplies for Peary are pc
ing transhipped from New York Be
sides the professors there Will he a
party of IA students from American
universities principally Princeton. to
accompany the expedition. The profes-
sors are already here and the students
are expected. tonight. The Diana VIII
probably sail, by Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18
He EXPECTED TROUBLE.
Chadwick Had Been Held Up and Tried 10
Prepare for Sunday Night.

New Britain. Conn. July 11-ilarry
Chadwick who was murdered, last night.
at Tylcrvillc, while On his WAY home to
this city, was employed in the box room
Of the Stanley Works, manufacturers "A:
hinges etc. He boarded with L. y. Sli"i-
don on West Main street.
1t would appear that the young man
anticipated trouble, rs he tried t. bor-
row revolver from il friend who worked
with him and also from Sheldon with
whom he boarded For the past week ne
talked considerably regarding his C"nt"m- J.
plated visit to Chester ANA saIt that hc
feared he would have Il run in with Il
fellow who WAS trying 10 Ert his S.ri. -
he expressed it, Chadwick tuII scNcral
friends that an attempt was made. srN-
eral weeks ago. 10 hold him up ~ ne
same place where nc lost his Lie, .a+'
night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18
BARK ST. CATHERINE WINS.
Race With Two Other Ships from Hawaii to
Prize OF $1,000.

Phiiadelphla July IA race for 15,ooo
miles for a prize of $1,000. terminated 4.
Inc Delaware Ercakwatcr, yesterday
upon the arrival of The ships !. +. Chap-
man ANA WI r. BabcOck lnd thc bark
ST. Catherine. CAPT. Mathews, from tht
Hawaiian Islands. All thrcc arc Amori-
can-bui!t ANA American-Owned vessels
and ar. commanded by American skip
ptr~-
taking carEoeS Of sugar IN tnls country ;
nav unssr-.I,ns that th,ir masters art
ranged ihc race. Allowance was maic
for the difference Of limr ~ The depart
lir, IN thp vessels. hut n".W.th~tand
ny.r tvu weeks elapsed between tho he
partur,. of th,. first, juc Blbcpck. aud the
last. the St- Catncr.Hc. - thrt. EvST,.. I,....
arrived within "a t.W hpuTs "i ehrh "lh"f
v.rh th,. 81. Catherine "a winner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18

4 special To the san Diego, Ca''
Union from Ensenada. Lower Callfor-
nia. says: The Mexican man-of-war
Democrata. Captain Urgell, has arrlV-
cd from san Rogue with IS Americans
and % Mexicans who were found OF
the beach there Most Of the miners
had sold all their grub and tents and
made their way to the landing, misled
bv the false rumors that the steamer
st. Denis was due there, July .. Ihe
beach was covered with hungry men
Nj one would admit. however, that he
was broke and in fact company Or
ranized by them raised a purse Of looo
Mexican dollars and offered it to Capt
T-roa,I to take the crowd to Ensenada.
The captain refused the none he
treated the Iuckless gold seekers roy
ally and brought them here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18
An Epidemic Of DiarrhOea.

Mr. A. Sanders. writing from Cocoa
nut Grove. Fla. says there HIS bee.
quite III epidemic of diarrhoe4 there.
He had a severe attack and wds cured
by four doses Of Chamberlains + Collie,
cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy II"
says he also recommended it to others
ana they Say it il the best medicine
they ever used. For sale by Jno
Coughlin. liz Water St, druggist.
tu tn sat.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18
ADJOURNED AMID EXCITEMENT.
A Warm Meeting OF CoIored Anti-lmpera''sts
at Boston.

Iosion. July 17-At a meeting If the
Enston branch of the co!orcd auAillarG
If thc Anti-Imrcriaiist League. TINS even
in-, in The fremont Street t'aptiSi chhrthi
th.rr was considerable cNcitcincut am
disturbance. which resulted in 4 threat ~
Boston. ana Mr.. jerome l;icy # Wash
ingtou. were the speakers. n So. .! i,>, rIn
nI'Ifinns addressed To President Nc kinney
2intiP'', ynirh ,IcmanJci init a cca5~ trying "
civilizc Al alien people by means ui shnt
ANA -nvll ana that h devote M "netS ic9
In' '.,n ,.l,i,ayur "a prevent the lyhcH!nE q
nr.rrnr- in The South. WAS declared %
haTr bccn adopted. Thc meeting iima.2
.,ii,ururd am.d considerable tNt4tcihtA-'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18
Goinq TO Meet Admiral Dewey.

Vienna, July lit is understood
that the United States minister To Aus
tria- Hungary. Mr.. Addison G. Harris.
ana others connected With thu AmcrI-
can legations. as well as most of the
United States consuls i'll Austrian Hun
gary. are going to Trieste To greet Ad
miral Dewey upon his arrival there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18
Cervcra Not Coming to kittery.

Portsmouth, y. H., July 17.-Almrll
Ccrvcrl has written the Portsmouth
Chronicle denying the story that he va
about To- come tu kittcrN navy NaId ~
nr.l.,r III t:lkc back to Spain thc bodies ui
inc spanish prisoners who died at Sed-
views Island.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-18

r,urarc Stauh. IF Baltimore Md. in
descending from the royal mug, near
Portrcsinu. III the i-ngadine valley,
Switzerland. fell over precipicc and
,yas killed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

Our collection for fall 1899 comprises a
select assortment of the most stylish,
elegant and desirable dress goods
gathered from the fashion centers of the
world and purchased direct from the
mills, thus enabling us to give our pa
prices.
Among the many favorites we select
few specials:
A good, bright, black Jacquarded Dress
Goods, others ask up to 48c. Our spe-
cial, 25c.
We handle the original Jamestown
Dress Goods; here is an endless variety
of color combinations and the value is
SOC to Coo. Our special. 39c.
Extra special, a fine French Serge, 81
inch (note width, and worth 90c. Fair
week special, soc.
The celebrated all-wool Jamestown
GRANTEES. full line of colors and black.
Are you interested in black Brilliantine?
wide Extra special, zoe.
Two toned plain and chevroned (black
included) Cheviots; very stylish and
serviceable. Special, soc.
fabrics for fall, 5O-inch Cheviot, sponged
and steam shrunk; ready for the needle;
but we say for fair week roc.
Crepons are beautiful, but don't al
ways wear well. Here are some that will.
They are very rich and come in invisible
plaids; small, neat patterns and worth
A line of Prlestley's finest black goods
in beautiful small Mohair designs; we
make three specials, 81, SIPS and 81 IS;
worth from CSC to Csc more per yard.
$3.50 French Crepons. Specials, $1.70.
We invite comparison.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

great danger for the future Of the United
SEVENTH will be our intention to see
that the interests of the German-Asim1erl-
cans are taken care of, and we Will de.
fend them with German courage and
German strength. -
EIghth-We hope that this "bund' may
give to the constantly evolving VIM popuia Of
the best pecudarities Of German cnaraC
ter, German courage, German strength
and German loyalty.
WORK OF COMMITTEES.
The local committees on arrangements,
consisting of twenty-one, with Lieut..
Ernest Boerner as chairman, has been
hard at work for the past two months
and the exercises today will be largely
the result of the efforts of the committee.
The other members of the committee
are: TT
J. Nienstedt, William Bundy. PAU Drink
WITT. William Sprenger, Jul MoerSCh,
John Kuntz, Frank Werner, John same
A. Weinholzer, P. Schneider n; u: 80
hruch. Henry Schulz, E. F. Lemke, henry
+ HadIick, L. F. Schulz, Frank Erhng'
H. Ehlers, Frank Schulz. -,
The celebration proper will commence
at o'clock, although during the FORE
noon there will be a concert by Darz
orchestra. The programme, commenc-
ing at z o CLOCK, Will llSAOOO q
Of the colors, a military ceremony par
ticipated In by the members OF the
Kreiger verein of St. Paul and Mime
apolis The grouping of the American
and German flags will be followed by
the singing of America" by the audi
ence, accompanied by the combined
bands.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Addresses will be made by w. Broe-
nisch, president of the society, GOV.
Lind and Mayor Kiefer. Following the
speeches will be a military drill by 12O
members of the Kreiger Verein of St
Paul and q sham battle. Then athletic
contests by the Turner societies and mu-
steal selections by the several singing So
cieties A lengthy programme or helo
sports, with handsome prizes to the Win
ners, will fill out the afternoon attrac-
tons. The following is the detailed
programme for the day:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

2. Yreis-
@robss Bib, ,surnOeter So6nn =
@si9ent tes 8unbes.
Snbipibue11es surnen.
1. preis: Scatter Milhelm Der gritez
8iertrue, gsIdentt son 9srrn 9enrp
BOD trud.
2. preis: 1 aifte giuarrsn, sefdenft
BON 6errn ;. S1infptb.
3. preis: 1 paar Tetbene 9oientrdeer.
Gel 6enft pon Scn. @51s. S. Bnl6.
@eang oortrdge.
1. preis-
Cine aiEf Mein, geIdent BON Ten
6srren Seo. gena C Son.
2. preis-
Cine Site Wein, gei9ent BON ben
Serren @eo. 8ena e Con-.
3. preis-
Cine aiite MoTelbliimden4 @d4snt
BON 9errn peter Sbannalb.
4. prets-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

an bic man feline @aarsn f4lieBli8
bsrtaufen mubte, urb als fur6t6arss
0ritte his nad Den tGl:Figsn 8riegen
jeb:smal pieber Neutrality-suspicious.
SDlblines, peI9s suipeilsn in ean3eR
@9aaren bic 2anbitraBen unf9sr
na9tsn, unb psl9e raubtsn ME gu
3siten bss &risges. WaS plumber,
bab bic 2aft unb bas gIsnb ni9t mshr
gu ertragen mar rnb bic anse6orene
2iebe gum Ssimat6slanb unb bic Insit
por ben Mii6Isligtsiten sin,, srpbsn
@eereiis f9liebli9 in ben 9intsrsruno
aebrGnat purbsn o1r benz perlodenoen
8ilbe elmer frisbli9sn 3utunft i'm fers
men 2anbe Der Iotbbdute.
Oie eritsa pioniers langten Der mebr
als 200 Sabren in psrniplOanien an,
arm unb ermiibet, lber bon Mut6 unb
BON gottpsrtrausn. SIRE Haatnmmsn
mDaen pohl na9 Sauienben sd6Isn;
pslhe GtelIunaen bteiel6en audi bsute
I'm 2s6en einne6usn, lie ipI1tsn nit
@tola suriidblidsn uuf fire arnen, ar
eitsfamen @orfubren, unb uuf bsren
blihenbs sdDpfung, bag bsutiae @er>
md1toipn.
Der 4nFoB our beuti9en Muspan'
beruna i'm eiaentIi6sn Sinhe gina BON
Winiom psnn' aug, Der ms6rsrs R.ii.n
nach Oeutf6lonb untsrrd6m unb Der
I6per leibenben 8epDltsrurs Der
Rbeinssesnb bic Qudterlehrs psrtiin>
bists. DamaIs freiIi9 mar er nod
ni9t Der aebietenbe @oru,-reur tes
ieBisen Staatss ps1nfploanien, alIsin
er leste bas Samentorn, aus benz
fpdter Elm trdfiiser Baum emporpuAs.
@ber bic 2rsife, bic Ct kriihrt bate,
entianbten ben eritsn @ortra6 Der
beut19.n ginlpanbsruns nad pennipl,
banisn. Ssner Manr, ben lie uls SrOs
fter unb Siirfpre9er bod psre6rten,
bate allen 8sbriidten Elm @ipI in Der
neuen Wslt erOffnet, mo iebem @n@
iiebler ssreibeit bes @laubens unb
@lei1beit Dor benz @efebe osrIi9ert
purbe, Elm parabies ouf @rben i'm
@ereleih nit ben 3uitdnben, bic lie
i'm alien 8aterlanb umsu6en.
4m "a. SuIi 1858 fesslte bas quite
S6iff ngoncprb" nit 13 grsfelber
Samtlien an gprt BON 9rapessnb
nad Weften ab unb lanste nad elmer
lanssn, abtr sliidliden Sabrt i'm Oslas
mare an. Sat pobl nur ginsr Der
Muspanberer II. Der 9ldubieefl, ipel6e
bic Muspanberung peranlabt batten,
au9 muir i'm Gntfernteiten 9eabnt,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
bund, as it is called in German, Is ex
xAIn L., L. ell lc,+f

bund, as it is called in German, is eX-
planned in the following platform:
F'irst-The Deutsch Amerikanische Cen
tralbund of Minnesota consists of dele
gates from German-American societies.
congregations and citizens of Minnesota.
Second-This bund has been called to
life for the purpose of protecting the
interests which all COMMUNICATIONS
have in common, to upheld and defend
same.
Third-These are fostering of the Ger
man language, German song, German
customs; and
Fourth-We will do this in conformity
with the principles and the laws of our
new home, but also imbued with the lib
eral spirit and high ideals of that glori-
Gus country in which stood our cradle or
that of our forefathers.
Fifth-Therefore, we are opposed to all
laws which intend to limit immigration
which is bodily and mentally healthy,
especially the one of our Teutonic races,
which have beer essentiaf to the welfare
and development of this country, and
should, Therefore, be always highly well
come.
sixth-We are Of the settled conviction
that justice should apply to every one
without distinction, and we are Of the
opinion that the mOneyed and influential
trusts and monopolies are source of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
Ser 9euti0e Sag.
seine Gntitebun5 nnb bitoriide
geOelltllllg.

Mobl feline 3eit be, 9siaiats bss
beutf6en 8pltes mar fdredli6er uno
erniebrissnber fir ,afelb: als bic Set
bes breibigid6risen &risges unb Die
acknowledgement Sabre Big ettpa gu
@nbe Oes II. Sabrbunberts. 8iirser,
trieae unbReGiaionstrisse iinb betunnt>
li9 bic furdtbaritsn, unb Elm pereinis<
ter 9iirgerz unb Relisions:ries mar es,
Der 80 Sabre lang auf bsutf9em 9oz
Den piithets; fat ale feline Na9barn
battsn ft9 na9 unb mad an bsmfel6sn
betbeilist; nament.'6 Srantrsi9 unb
S9ps6en, unb bic 9arbaufen beFelz
ben perniiiteten bas 2anb pom baltiz
iden Deere Big au 9pbenfee unb Don
ben @oasfen Big au ben @smarfen
Seitsrret6s. Was Der G9pebs ni6t
rdubte, bas psrbrunnte Der @aIIisr unb
psna mod ettpas ii6ris ssblisben, 10
nabmen es Die beutfden 9anbsfns1te
ober bic fpilben gerber flapiI6er
3unssn. Ser petp6alif6s Sriebs
md9te Stpar benz Tlprbsn unb 8ren<
men fir fur5e 3eit Elm grbs; akr
SeutI9lanb mar Elm 2si9snfelb aez
porben, aus benz RE Sriimmer Der
berbranntsn Ssinlitdtten urtheimli5
kroprraeten. Was mar aus benz f9Dz
men bliifenben Reihe setpcrben, nit
fetnem ftplsen 8iireertbum unb ieine:1
frdftissn 8auNrns unb @belssel9leds
tern9
Der fir9tsrIidr ories bate bas
8iirgerz unb gauerntbum Sertrsten,
bas MnIe6en bes tleinen Ibsls perrin>
CERT, bic madt bss beutIdsn 8aifers
sebrpden.
Die 3ussl Iassn iebt in ben Sdnben
einiger Subsnben BON aurfiiriisn, 9sr>
sDael unb Marfsrafen, tpel9e in ben
meifsn Sdnen CUR 8efsftisrns Tires
Mniebsns unb CUR @ersrOberuns hires
9efiBes ii9 benz fris6enben @sfolss
bes mG6tisen Oespoten anfdlpFen, Der
in 8erfailss unb paris cine mub.rne
Muflase bss r1miiden gdiarentbums
berdusgab.
Stir ben &leinbanbel unb bas Sonb@
inert naren bic bamalieen 3eiten
fur9tbar briidsnb; gu rem Mansel an
getrisbsfdpital fam bic @rml1tb berer,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
Rebe = Son. u. 81. aiefer.
0ieb = minnerdbpr.

5. 93ebe = Spn. u. 81. &tefer.
6. Qieb = MGnner6or.
7. Rebe = @ouserneur Climb.
8. patriptif9~r Marf9 : @bmarla
ber9unbespereine nd4 ibren Auarz
tieren.
3peiter Sbetl.
1. parabezgrsrcisren unb 5elobienf@
l1ebung = 8ereiniaten Mannf9afz
ten Der beuti9en &riegerbereine ct.
8uuls unb Minneapplis.
2. s6auzS urnsn bes Surnbsreins ST..
puul unb bts Wefieite Surnpsrz
eins, ct paul.
3. 2ieberz9ortrdae Der 9eTanso.reine
Orion, Goncprtia, Mo6art Club,
yaptb ct. paul 2ieberfruna unb
@sTanssfectior bes Weitisits surn'
psreins.
4. Wettbenerbe.
@erdtb@ 2urnen.
preiIe fir ben t,iten mttpirtenoen
Surnperein:
l. 8reis-
@6olarIpip in 8osnifd's goms
mercial college $500 @ef4ent bon
prof. 9. %. 8Osnifh.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
zWEITER TAG
M0NTAG, SEPTEMBER A. 1899.

Morssns: Sabrlide @sneralzgsr<
iammluns bezDelesate1 besSeutI1r
9lmerifa1ti fer entralbunbes BON
MinneIpta. 8eginn Der SiBuna 10
lbr Mcrsens in Der Moaurt<9aGe.
u If mtttass: 5ortfeBung Der
@eidGftsberb ~nblunsen.
Mbenbs: $50 regtnnt Der grpbe
SET miners
in Der Moaart<9uue. gnbe II l1br.
Dang Srdefter.
1. Sui9 = @ruh = 9unbesprd ibent
9. 90. 8oeniid.
2. 2ieb: $50 W2utf unb araft in
heutfdsr Seele Hammer"
3oaft: Ser gentralbunb" = Rep. u.
Sbiele.
Soan: syuna%DeutY9lanb in Mmer;fa
= S6os. 9. Neubaufen.
8. 2teb: pom ho'hn Slbmp berab
parb uns bic Sreube."
soaf: n0euti6Ianb, Sort Der Wif>
fen19aft" = DTS. S6ase.
soait: rDsutsdes Militdrpefen en-
setperbli6er 5attcr = 8. s. Risnz
febt.
soaf: rMinnsfotu, eli: sSupel i'm
@taatenbunbe" = Sui. Mperf9.
4. 2teb: rDis Wadt am R6etn."
3oaff: rDeuti6e Spra9e" - GERM.
Sdeffer.
Eoaf: rDeutfde Wobltbatisfeit" =
Wn1. Soelien.
5. 2isb: rSm Rrus gum sriinet1
Strange"
soaf: .Dis bsrtfae prei1s gmerifas"
IS. %. 8ersmeier.
rDeutf6e WiKeni6aft in @nlsrita"
= 0rofefor Ottp 2uaser.
,9sutfae aDrperpfless" = Ssnrp
s. 9ablid.
S9lub: "Sbs Star Spanslep
8anner."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
Plaids! Plaids! Plaids!

An elegant skirting plaid, Zoe.
Beautiful silk mixed plaids, zoe.
Very rich 50-inch, all-wool, large fur
and Zibeline plaids. Our two specials,
81 and 81 .4S.
and all the new colors in Venetians
Broadcloths, Vicuna cloths, Finettas,
Heavy GRANTEES, Invisible checks, etc.,
etc; in short, we have a new and COM
plete line of the choicest in the market.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
ERSTER TAG
SONNTAG, SEPTEMBER 3. 1899.

Moreens 10 l1br:
Gon3ert i'm Smelling part.
q q 9mttta9s 2 l1br:
@rFer s betl.
1. &ufmarf9 Der 8ereine bes Central
bunbes.
2. WiGtommenzRebe = 8unbesprdfiz
bent 9. %. 8oenif6.
3. Sylaassns9a1ut - Miinsuns Der
gedtionale9bmne nMmerifa. Bonn
n aeIammten publitum NIT Sr4siterz
be9lettung.
4. &aifermari@ - Masner - Dts
DIETER.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
ESQ per pair.

Soft, heavy, all-wool gray blankets in
fine quality, Ia size; these IS blankets
Fine silkaline homemade bed COM
fortables, filled with Illuminated down and
knotted with Germantown yarn. Our
special fair week price, 81 25 each.
comfortables are O. K. We guarantee
them the best qualities to be had at
those prices.
New fashion sheets for October are
now in You can have them free of
charge at pattern counter. We Cordially
invite you to call.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
Cine &ifte @ieu-ren, @eTdenf BON
9errn u. { @ebfsnbebner.
Weitlauf.

US eI I I.
rs Durbs 9iitana - offsn fir ale
Mitglieber.
1. preis: 1 &iits R6einpein, @efhenf
ber 9errsn 5irT6nlanr &c So.
2. prsis: / &ifte quite 5tsarren, @es
i4ent bts 9errn 8. Smli9ting.
Wstt1auFfHrf Manner.
Is Yarbs Oiitana- fir 9erren bon
225 pfunb unb meAr @stpt9t.
1. Prets: 1 Rite Mein, 9ei9snt bon
9errn %. 3bepbalb.
2. preis: 100 Sam O'@6anter 81
sarren, @efdsnt. bes 9errn 8. s.
Srtefe.
@tttlauf fir anaben unter
IL Sabrer1 80 Oarbs Diitan5.
1. preiS: S. Sob, @efdent bon 9errn
6ermann C9effer.
2. prsis: So gilfer, @ef4ent bes
Bunbes.
Wtttlauf fiji r Md , den untsr
IL Sabren = so Darbs 9itana.
/. pr.is: S. golb, 9efdent BON
Serrn Sermann @fsffer.
2. preis: Mitra9ar Boa, @eIaenf beg
Germ 9. 5. @eorse.
mett1auffur perbeirat + ct {
srduen-5O Worbs OiFdnS.
1. preis: 2uftbidter 6eiapfen, 9es
fdent bes 6errn paul Auebl.
2. preis: 1 Sad Mehl, Gefaent bsr,
Serren @olff & 2e6munn.
Wettluuffiir unperbetra >
tbete men - 50 Warbs
Diitans.
i. Wreis: stlberplatttrts Sbeefanne,
@eIdenf pon 0errn gmtl 9eift.
9. preis: 1 Sad Npple 8lpHom W&ebl,
gsI6ent poa ben 5erren 2inbsds &c
60.
81 Il 4 drtslau FL r Manz
NET 5 Narbs Siftana. -
1. prets: I Site B8ein, @ef9enf Der
Serrea Srdsnfel C 50. :
2. preis: 1 puar 6srrenf6ube, Sc
fdenf beg 5srr,1 sSranf grltns.
Oamens SC lid ndrts Mett .
lauf, Dttan5 Is Oarbs. !,
1. prsis: Elm paar feline Bitten,
ySauit unb @retden", @eIdenf Der
9errsn &0bler unb 9inri6s.
2. preis: @eibensr 9ame1p &esenz
fdtrm, @ef6snt bon Mannbetmsr
8ros.
Mett1ouf fir tunee sc q n :
ner BON IL BIS Is sahren, 9iitana
rs Yarbs. ~
1. greis: glesantes $40 8icpcle,
Sc dent Der r9nHsaeituns".
2. preis: $500 @sfdsnt bon 9srrn
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
In the Cloak and
Suit Department.

We are showing some extraordinary
ready-made garments for fall and win
ter. In ladies' and misses jackets the
newest things direct from the manufact-
urers, and at spot cash prices, which
means saving of from Is to SO 1-3 per
cent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
At $500.

We have line of heavy all-wool Chev-
lot Cloth Jackets, full lined, with fancy
Mercerised Innings; these are tailor-made
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
Our 5oe, 75s, 81 and sI.25

Lines of ladies' underwear cannot be
matched anywhere else in the city.
In ladies' underwear we have also
special leader-ribbed feeced vests and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
'HABIGH0RST ( CO..

WIN have extraordinary offerings the Dry Goods line for Fair Week and as there
specials Week. beginning
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

MORNING BUSINESS MEETING.
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock the
business meeting of the society will be
held at Mozart hall and it Is expected
the best portion of the day will be oc-
cupied with affairs of the organiza.
tion
Monday evening at $50 o'clock, at Mo-
Fart hall, occurs the "fest commers,"
which will be one Of the features Of the
celebration There will be music by
Danz band, speeches and songs The
programme as arranged Is as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

Ladies' Visiting Fair
should see Paris and London Hats at
schuit.. Wilson & Co.'S. AZ Waoasha
street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
In Bed Blankets

We offer the 50c line Of 1914 gray blankets
fair week price, 39c per pair.
The 75c Ia gray blankets, fair weeE
price, 59c per pair.
The $1.25 heavyweight brown and gray
modelled Ia blankets, going fair week
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

men S6eater=3elte nerben bramatiI9e
8ortrdee, 0ocdlzGonaerte, S9langsnz
Sdnse nit pra@tboLsn 2idteffettsn etc.
dufaefIhrt tperben.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
The Underwear Dept.

Is replete with the new fall and winter
stock and we propose to double our I'M
derwear business this season.
In mems underwear we have a special
drawers e Fair we Week e's special, SIC Soc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

We have the newest creations in ladies'
jackets and guarantee the best values to
be had in the Northwest.
Our line of misses and children's jack
cts is uneXcelled We have them from
81 SO to SIS each. and in every instance
guarantee the best values to be had.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

garments which would be sold at $50
We are using them for a fair week
leader at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
Our Gee, csc, Sl.25 ; si.50

Lines are guaranteed the best to be had
at those prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

In ladies' dress skirts we have COM
plete assortment in blacks and colors,
garments made by one Of the best manu-
facturers in the country and spot cash
purchase brought them to us at Is per
cent off net prices. We now offer you
the line at the same reduction.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
NEW FALL. DRESS GOODS

pants in gray or ecru, extra guss3ts in
sleeves. Quality equal to many 50-osnt
grades. Fair week special price is