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BORE THE INSULTS
BUT FELT STINGS
CapriVi'S Letters Show
His Sentiment
Copyrighted. 1893, by the Associated Press.


BERLIN, Feb. 25.-A further batch Of
letters written by the late General
Count Won Caprfvf has been published
They clearly show the patience with
which Caprivi bore all the insults and
attacks OF his foes, but they also show
how he felt their stings. In one, reply
ing TO a correspondent who wished to
see his honor indicated. Caprfvf said:
I must decline to comply with your
wish, and give you the motives which
guided me. Not an inconsiderabIe part
OF my motives concern Prince Bis
marck, and I may say, with all due
recognition Of the brilltancy Of his per-
son ard our great times, that I saw,
even before I became Chancellor, what
a great drawback the reverse OF that
medal showed. Prince Bismarck, as
has often been stated. managed his
home policy by the same means be en-
ployed in foreign politics. Thus the ra-
tfon was IN danger Of seeing its moral
standard lowered. But I do not think
IL right 20 enter into more details or
particulars about this NOW.
A few ether lines IN the letter ex-
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THREE MEN ENT0MBED
BY CAVING EARTH
Laborers Engaged IN Digging Ditch
Near GIlroy Lose Their
Tfuz<

GILROY. Feb. 25-An accident at the
Lion ranch. near San Martin. seven miles
from Gflroy. this afternoon, resulted IN
the death OF Patrick Daily, James F'ftz-
gerald and George Bentley. The men
were engaged with a crew Of fifteen 9TH
ers in exeavatiug q ditch over a hilE The
earth caved In nd one OF the men was
buried alive In attempting 70 rescue him
the other two were caught II q second
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pr,na Combine Favored.

SANTA ROSA, Feb. 25.-A largely at
tended meeting Of prune growers OF So
roma County was held here this after
roou TO discuss matters relative To the
Pacific Coast Fruit Association Among
the speakers were N G. Finley and Dr.
n 3. Corman. who were delegates 70 the
mass meeting OF growers at san Jose two
weeks ago. The UNANIMOUS sentiment OF
those present favored the organization OF
a ur1ne combine Several growers sub
-r-f1aed for stock IN the association, ag-
vregatfnr a large acreage Of prunes- An
1zte~ meeting will be held next Saturday
Advances made furniture and pta1cs. with
- u-tr.orr rerucvaI. r Nooran, ld17-I0ss Mission
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land slide They are buried beneath
work al once and it is thought that by
midnight the bodies VIII have been found
DAILY had a large family OF grown e- enil-
Irsn residing IN GiIroy. He was about 30
years Of age Bentley resided at san
Martin He had a wife and child there
and was about 35 years old James EtLz-
gerald had no relatives hereabouts- he
had resided IN this vicinity Two or three
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save money whe
shoes here.
Ladies' Vici ]
Shoes G.
new coin toes
leather tips, Sc
soles the h
shoe made for {
and a. hand
some as are
most shoes
at double the 4
money all
sizes and widths
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assorted shades Of tan - high-spliced
heels and double soles-RicheIieu, REM
brandt AMI Corduroy ribbed-fancy lace
effects and plain-per pair. SOC
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No One GfTeS Better
Shoe Values.

Here Is one Of cur fashionable, up-to-
date Shoes for ladies' and comfortable
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EzrEv 1ArrrUGLS III
Spring Hosiery.

Ladies' Imported Cotton Hose-as-
sorted shades OF tans-high-spliced heels,
double soles-in Richelieu, Rembrandt
and Corduroy ribbed and plain Woveu-oer
2Ea
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Ladies' IN
ported Maco
Cotton Hose
Hermsdorf
black heavy
weight--dnuble
heels and soIes
per pair.--.-....
-----------2OC
Ladies I'M
ported LBie
Thread Hose
silk finished
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rrE EMpoRTuw TIE EMPoEIUM-

Watch for the big stores announce
ments IN all Of the morning papers
"Wednesday and Friday this
Week-they viii be Of unusual interest
Send name and address for the gen.
eraE Spring Catalogue and
March Grocery Price Lists,
now being printed. They will be mailed
YOU as soon as issued
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The Latest 4YJUdJS tn
Novelty Ribbons.

These are but a few OF
the dainty, bewitehing rib
bons for neck, waist and
millinery purposes that
will be most extensively
worn this spring. You
must see them TO appre-
ciate their deIicacy of
coIoring and beauty Of
weave.
Plain Ottoman Striped Edge
Ribbon, 5 inches wide, N the
following shades: Blue, red,
pink cream, Nile, Jacquenot,
cerise, navy and brown 70
~ un-~ yAA-
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S1.O0

Our line Of popular price Spring Neck
wear Il made Of fine silks and satius IN
new and exclusive fashionable New 70
York designs, all styles at..---------- 1OC
Mems glove fitting double sewn light
blue BaIbrigga1 Shirts AMI Drawers. -
per gaFmeut----------------- $1,000 JIG
Mems Llama Wool Merino Shirts and
Drawers, steam shrunk, double q
sewn, per arnant.--.---.---------. 9).%0
Mems glove fitting Merin0 ~.rn
Union Suits 0I.JU
Mems fancy stripe fast color half ~
hose, no seams. per Pair--------------- ZIS
Mems Sanitary wool half hose, non
shrinkable and seamless, per A.
palr.--.----.-----------.- --.---------r.-.----- ~
Mems fast black AMI tan half hose,
made OF fine Maco cotton. per -
par s.--......----- -------.--.---.---.----- ~
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sanno% Issa M eta Eo99n o9en nfas7 e Rnbow ur Ta 45c
PIN Pas1 de- Soia PjbLon inches WIPE coIored ring dots
IN the following combinations Scarlet black
white ring-aational hua white rnnavy WnI6e rln-bLac
Tas whit rHs~hiss black rins-s.e'n white rngps SOC
Bayadere Stripe Ribbon 81 inches wide, the Attest
spring colorIngs yard ~
Shaded Taaa Ribbon IL inches wide Peau De Sole edge
d w black '5s 5 4s n S5s gel 5sq ssf 'uraos green soc
Dotted and MD Pam 3 Tss5a s E'eGa & BF9es4 1 5s and 4c
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GoyHeo Razaar
conspEete Stock of MEDICAL WOf7KS on the coasf.
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at the prices.
Mems French
Percale, Madras
and Zephyr
Shirts, starched
bosoms OF golf
style, garments
that viii fit
around the neck
and sleeves tha6
are the right
length SI50
and
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The Nswsst Things for
Mems Wear.

Monday and during the week a showing
Of correct spring styles IN Mems Shirts
and Neckwear-the newest, nobbiest de-
Signs, exclusive effects and extra value
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WEST ST. PAUL,

Inc Home and Foreign Missionary So
S1suy SS'y 9t Ihe Westminster Presbyterian
GIhurcn SI met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Hawthorne, Of Prescott street.
H; A. and o. O. Thompson. of Cam.
Drldge' Neb., who have been visiting Mrs.
b M. Joistad. Of East Winifred streef
returned homo Tuesd ly. ~
Miss Mamie Gallagher. Of Eas+ Coz.
gress street, and Miss Magma PbaenoLy-
OF CLINTON avenue left Tuesday for Wi,
Miss Hilda Martin. of East Winifred
street. entertained informally ThurgdeU
evenig. Dancing was the feature Of The he
evening. VI Ihe
The, young people of the Ascension
Ghurch met Monday evening with Miss
Pansy Roberts, Of South Wabasha e+raa+
Misses Edyth and Annie Graz of str ITant Tel
CopgresS street, have returned from their
visit at Birch Lodge, Three Lakes. Minn
Miss Edna Barker, of Dubuque, 10, tha
guesS e5ress on OF MISS Gallagher, of East Con-
Misses Nellie and Bessie Newton. of
East East Isabel street, have returned from IN
their visit at Belle PIaine, 10. 0-D
Ace, Mss IF Wesf II S0h5i6sr Be6s stag and daqgheg
Tuesday from Portland, or. ie'UIheo
Miss Edyth Stockfsch, the guest If Nr,s
Z: E. Messenger Of Isabel street. has re-
turned to Prescott, Wis.
IN mrs; S;,,E p; NJ Woodbury. and daughter. Of
tne clinton, are spending a few weeks
at Taylors Falls, MINI. "eeN7
Mrs. ]. ". Cograve and daughter Nellie
or East Congress street, have returned
from River Falls, Wis i4eN
Tracy Getchell. the guest of Con4
to Hurley. 8. D. las ie'ufheo
Mrs, H. G. Dampier of East winifrAd
street, Is entertaining Miss White. of
Mis- Miss Helen and Jennie Stein. of East
Wlnffred street, returned Tuesday from
River Falls, Wis. - OiH
Mrs. w. Schaefer, of Springfield I'll
fred street. " All-
Miss Ruth Ryan, of HamIine. is the
suest sues & 81 Miss Myrtle Day, Of East Wini-
Mrs. Kay. of West Isabel street hoe
gone to England. where she viii remajn 5tr9
Miss Maud and Hattie Gould. Of Eas4
CONGRESS street, have gone to Montreal
Mrs. John Callahan. of Greenwood ava
nue., will leave next week for West & ST-
perior. west gu
Mrs. Anderson, of Ada street returned
dduesday from a visit at Michigan and
Mr. and Mrs Hanger. of Des Moines
street. oh Roole
Miss Minnie McArdelI. of OakdaIe ave.
nue., returned yesterday from Chicago.
Inc Misses Younge. of Owatonna era
visiting MIS-. Resler, of Bidwell street
miss MISS Mary and Grace Smith, of the
CIlnton, have returned from Chicago.
Miss Margaret 1Iennessy. of Prosnao4
terrace, is visiting at LIE Sueur MINI
Misses Stein. of East Winifred street
leIt Friday for visit at Saltwater
DE- Xanton and son, of West Congress-
street. have returned from Dakota.
Miss Julia Christianson. of East Wiui-
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club Thursday evening, in honor Of Miss
Mabel Ford of Des Moines. 10.
PLEASURES PAST.

Miss Julia Heating entertained in
formally at her home on st. Anthony ave-
nue. last Tuesday evening" The rooms
were decorated with roses, sweet peas,
brOwn-eyed .Susans and golden rod. The
hostess was assisted by the Misses Cul-
len and NJ. Smith. Miss Grace Dooley
presided at the lemonade bowl. Among
the guests were the Misses Mamie and
Myrtle Smith, Stella and Louis st. Aubin,
Florence Gross, Julia Feely, Agnes
Forsythe, and Loretta and Grace Doorley;
Messrs. Charles Harrington, Tom ,Teigen,
VIII Dowlan, Eric Hinsch, Hugh Mac
Quade, Walter Marshall, Lester Mills,
Patrick Feely. and Walter Forsythe, Of
South st. Paul. Dancing and games were
the evenings entertainment. The favors
were bouquets of sweet peas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Emmert enter
tanned a party Of select friends at her
home, No. 378 Smith avenue Tuesday
evening. After enjoying music and recital
tions the guests We're served with a de-
licious lunch. Those present were: Mrs.
Arth, Mrs. Pautke, the Misses M. Menke,
Mary Schumacher. Agatha Arth and the
Peter Arth, Frank Erling M Tillie, s. j.
Pleiss, Mr.. Bicker, of Red Wing, and Dr.
Durham, of ST. Louis.
An ice cream social, under the auspices
or the ladies' of Emmanuel Baptist church,
was given on the lawn surrounding the
residence of Mr.. ]. ]. Ellis, 1145 West
Seventh street, Thursday evening. Four
hundred presons were in attendance and
the event was big success, both socially
and financially. After ice cream came an
entertainment, consisting Of music on the
piano, mandolin and phoncgraph
Miss Lillian Peltier, of Martin street,
entertained Tuesday evening in honor Of
Miss Marie Buckley. Among those who
participated were: Misses E. Patwell, T.
Maguhn, P. Gray, B. Buckley, NJ. Carney,
4 MGGrath, q. Dee, j. Buckley and
Belle Peltier; Messrs. DR.. Loveberry, F.
KING, N. Waters, Carl LoYeberry, J. Mill
err DR.. Shumway and II. Burdick
The Monday Informal club was enter
tained Monday afternoon by Mrs. Trum-
bull at her home on Iglehart street
Favors at progressive euchre were won
by Mrs George Marion, Mrs. David Dyer
and Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs. Valentine, Of
Monday, Aug. 2S.
Miss Swanson entertained the members
of the North Star Euchre club Thursday
afternoon at her home on Martin street.
Favors were won by Mrs. Pamperin, Miss
Rose, Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Hale.
Star, will have an outing next Wednes-
day evening at the GoOdwillie cottage,
White Bear, leaving st. Paul at 5:35
o'clock.
Miss Montgomery, Of Quincy, Ill, and
Miss. Ivens were guests Of honor at a
Miss Hughes, of Lincoln avenue.
Miss Fannie Dean, Of John street. en-
tertained party of twenty-five on Mon
Gay evening in honor Of DR.. Charles Col
Inns, Of Maquoketa, 10.
Mrs. ]. w. Fillebrown, Of Lincoln ave-
nue., entertained informally Thursday aft
ernoon for Miss Ingraham, of Worcester.
Miss Fannie Dean entertained a small
company Monday evening in honor of DR..
Collins of Maquoketa, 10.
Mrs. Findlan, of Reaney street, enter
tanned last Tuesday evening.
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Fort Dodge, To-, have been the guests Of
Mrs. Norman Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs Sheare, of Thomas street
will move to st. Paul soon.
Miss Katie Kerr is entertaining Miss
Thompson, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hitchcock, Of Mortified, is
the guest of Mrs White
Mrs. H. N. Heal, of Wilson, Wis, is
visiting Hamline friends.
Mrs. ShepIey, of Red Wing, called on
Mrs. Meacham Tuesday.
Mrs. Livingston and daughter Laura
are in Wells, MINI.
Miss Hattie Ryan has returned from
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Mrs. Woods is entertaining Miss Martha
Rich, Of Hastings
Misses Clara and Ella Funk are visit
ing In Red Wing.
Mrs. Guy Maxwell is in Eau Claire,
Wis, this week
Mrs. Grant is entertaining Mrs. Buck
ley, Of Delano.
Mrs. T. w. Reed has returned from
West Superior.
Miss Helen Wright is spending the week
at Red Rock
Miss Emily Roberts returned to Buffalo
on Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. Webb has returned from Bed
ford. Ind.
Miss Fanny Hoyt is visiting at Red
Wing.
Miss Grace Peake has returned from
Iowa
Miss Warner has returned from Buff
falo.
Mrs. A. Benham is visiting at Lake
City.
Mrs Woode has returned from Cloouet
Mrs. Atch1SOn is visiting at Pine City.
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Matters.

Isabelle Beebe. of New Richmond, were
the week. --'9
Mrs. c. A, Smith, of Minneapolis, and
guests Of J. G. Earhuff and family last
Sunday.
The Misses Julia Johnson and Susie
PETERSON, Of Lake City. were guests Of
week.
The Y. P. s. c. E. gave a very success
ful and unique blue jay party at the
presbyterian church on Friday evening.
Mrs. George Pfueger and daughter. Mar
1orie: and Mrs. H. E. West, of Akron, O..
are guests Of j. G. Earhuff and family.
The Ladies' Aid Of the M E. Church
will give an ice cream social on Tuesday
evening at the home of E. F. Blase
Mrs. E. A. Lapperie and daughter ara
expected home this week, after several
months visit in Washington
Miss Rosa Meyer, Of ST Louis. Mo.
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LII
ger during the past week
John Kempf, of Dawson CItv A1os1,e
was a guest of his sister, Mrs. A. A
Wehrmann, last Saturday. a.
Mrs Mrs E. Schmidt and daughter. OF
wa mddSRmIngt9n, mn u. C., are guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. Louis Luger
Alpha Camp 1853, R. N. A.. will eiva
clnch party at Enterprise hall on We'd
nesday evening. Aug. 80
Miss Miss Tina Westbrook. of Ellsworth.
Wis. has been a guest of tha Nrissa5.
EarhuH the past week
The Misses Furner. Of PRESCOTT VIZ
We're. guests of A A. Webrm9n1 sn9 iS;'
family last Saturday '-AO
The Ladies Aid Of the English Iutn-
eran GIl CHURCH will meet with Mrs. G. O.
Olson an Thursday. "
17aIi MISS Clara and Mr.. Carl Fret. of st.
family. i "Hy anu
MISS Minnie Wehrmann has been visit
ing IN prescott. Wis. during the past
Martin Nelson. of st. Paul. was q puast
9 9a A +. Anderson and family last Sun
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Robertson. Of ST
9aui. 5 were welcome visitors last Satur-
Miss Helen Parsons. of ST. Paul. was
guest OF Miss Anne Castle last T,estiav
MISS Adaie Bach. of st. Paul. is n
guest OF Mrs. q. u RIasA
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs,

- Mrs. E.. F. .Berrlsford AMI the misses
HgrFbs.ordt I,ndbo Nv Of St Paul, entert tanned at
tN4ItiiGdIeoh Wednesday, at their cottage at
cottage was prettily decorated with wild
mowers tS and vines Of the season. Among
ta ts0Se present were: Mr. and Mrs. Frey
s9ag. MT and Mrs. Hesse, Mr.. and Mrs
Stuppy, Mr.. and Mrs. Schissel, Phi in
Han, William Baden, of st. Joseph, Mo.
the, ffhEe, Misses Sander. Barton, Bradford
HaI; King, Gardeny, Grace and Edith
sterling and the Messrs. Bender, Hag-
Eenmlller and Manley, Of ST Paul
Mrs, j; p. Sanborn entertained at lunch
son FRIDAY at her summer home at White
bear lake The decorations, and as far
as possible, the various courses carried
ont color scheme of gI cen and white
;L,in Inc eI center piece was an exceedingly
gFacelul arrangement Of white asters and
terns. Covers were laid for fifteen.
NJ MIS-; J. Il skinner entertained ar din
per THURSDAY evening at her summer
9G9me at White i3car lake n honor Of
Mrs. Pratt, Of Atlanta, Ca Covers were
laid for fourteen.
Mrs. William Wallace, of Yves! Third
niece, Mrs. Ella Chandler Poole, Of De-
troit, Mich, and Mrs. Edward F. Jones,
who left yesterday for Philale' phia. The
table decorations We're cinnamon beauty
roses, Sladiola, carnations and sweet
peas. Covers were laid for twelve,
among the guests being: Mrs. Qaorge
irish, Mrs. Peel. Mrs, Jones, Mrs. Fry.
F. B. Doran and Mrs. Lenart.
Miss Anna Mccormick, Of Dayton ave
nue., gave a luncheon for Mrs Leila
White, of NGarinette, Wednesday. Covers
We're laid for. ten. Following The lunch
con the guests were given a trolley ride
T. Minneapolis and a box party at the
metropolitan theater there.
Mrs. Williams, of Lincoln avenue, gave
q luncheon Monday afternoon for her sis
ter; Miss T0omey, of Montreal. and Miss
Bobbit, of New York.
Miss Louise Crosby, Of Goodrich ave-
nue., gave an informal luncheon Thurs
day afternoon for Miss Amelia Montgom-
cry of Quincy, III.
Miss Cecil White, Of Summit avenue,
gave luncheon Monday for Miss Boyan,
of Washington. Eight guests We're enter
tained.
Mrs. J. Rockstroh, Of Bates avenue, en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. John Rockstroh,
Jr., of Hudson, Wis, at dinner Wednes-
day.
Mrs. H. A. Stone, of Grand Forks, was
the guest of honor at a dinner given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. ]. Finch
Mrs. A. L. Perrine, of Ann Arbor Mich,
was entertained at dinner Tuesday BY
Mrs. J. Z. Ricketts,, of Laurel avenue.
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evening for two weeks vacation at st.


evening for a two weeks vacation at st.
Joseph, Mo.
Mrs N NJ Dean is entertaining Mrs.
o. w. Dean. of Chicago.
Miss Cecil Kalman, of Summit avenue,
has gone to Macdnac.
Mrs Gibson, OF Monroe place. has re-
turned from the East.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Dickey have return
ed from lake trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ring have returned from
Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Lola. Mcmillan, of Summit avenue,
is in Sioux City.
Mrs. T. H Hagle of Hague avenue, is
in Fargo, N. D.
Miss Otis, of Summit avenue, has gone
to Flint, Mich.
Mrs. j. @. Adams has returned from
the East.
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ed street. left wednesday for Decorah.


10.
Mrs. Edward Farrell, of East Winifred
street, is visiting at Dubuque. 10.
Miss May Camden, of East Winifred
street mas returned from Iowa
Rev. q. w. Gambly, of Midway avenue
le1t this week for Vinton. 10.
MISS Kate Manifold, of East Congress
street. Is visiting in Chicago.
Mr. John Connolly of East Isabel street,
mas returned from illinois.
MISS Mable Shaw OF. Hall avenue, has
returned from DuIdth
Mrs. Miller, of West Isabel street. is
visiting at Saltwater.
Mrs. Gamble, of Midway avenue, is
visiting in ST cloud.
% M MT Thomas, Of West Isabel street. is
+, Miss Ms Garry Yobst, of Livingston avenue.
Chicago.
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HAMLINE.

Mrs. E. ]. webb, Mr. and Mrs. William
WEBB we an MesEF5 31S5 Wil w Massss
week camping OFT aat Lake Josephine.
Miss Jennie Brewer, of Black River
Falls, VIII spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. WitKee and attend the public
schools.
Brooklyn, Wis, after spending the SUM
mer with her daughter, Mrs. G. N. Akers
Miss Miss Maude Gleason was surprised on
in honor G Of her. her birthday p'1'' % if1snos
Mr., and Mrs. John Pemberton and NJ
c. Johnson visited the campers at Lake
Johanna on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. w. Craighead entertained the
Knox Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs A. Wilhelm and Mrs. Conkey
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Vogus, Of
East st. Paul.
spending the week with Miss Richey, of
Minneapolis.
Mrs Peart, of Mankato, and Mrs. Cass.
Of Brainerd, are visiting their mother,
Mrs Turkey.
Miss Lena jacobson. of Minneapolis,
was the guest of Mrs. D. D. Williams,
Sunday.
Miss Anstis Stebbins, of Hastings, has
been spending the week with Hamline
Miss Lottie stockwell is visiting at the
home of her sister in Minneapolis this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. North and Miss Agnes
McCallum left Friday for Livingstone,
Mont.
Mrs. Clark and daughter were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shannon on satur-
day.
Mrs. G. W. Purnee. of MerrIllan, Wis.
Is the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Montgomery.
Miss Cora Wilhelm is spending the
week with Mrs. Vogus. OF East ST. Paul.
Miss Meryl Day returned. to her home
on the West side the first Of the week
Mrs. E N Kaley IS entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Wieiand. of Brafnerd.
Mrs. George Chrissington and children
have returned from st. Croix Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are enioyingS a
trip on the Great Lakes this week
Miss Mabel Squire. OF Dodge Center. is
the guest of Mrs. f. E. McCrea.
Mrs. L. Withee and children have re-
turned from Black River Falls
Mrs. Flynn, matFeh of the ladies' hall
has returned from Cannon Falls
Miss Alice Humphrey is staying with
Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl Of st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory, of ST Paul. were
guests Of Mrs. Graft Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Johnson returned
from Russell Beech, Tuesday.
Mrs. Foltz is entertaining Prof. and
Mrs. Valley, of Candy, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom entertained at
dinner on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rossman IS entertaining Mrs. VIII
bur. Stevens, of Claremont
Miss Rosa Warner, of Monticello. is the
guest of Mrs. G. K. Warner
Miss Annie Coitier is entertaining Miss
Lottie Carlson, OF Hastings.
Mrs. F. C. Akerman and children ara
visiting at Marshall. Minn.
MRS. G. R Loemis and daughter. Of
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NORTH ST. PAUL.

Messrs. B. F. Beardsley, Charles D.
Bentley. Schriber and Brown and wives.
and Mr.. Wheeler, all of St. Paul were
guests of E. Reiff and family on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff and Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Jones, of st. Paul. and M Wendell
OF Lakeland. were visitors at the home
of II. Wendell the first Of the week
Miss Stella Wilkinson, of Newport, was
q guest of the Misses Blase last Friday.
Mrs. J. Cramer. Of Minneapolis. was a
visitor last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. W. Beebe end Miss
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-20
Too r1uCh Hosiery.

We recently made a large purchase
of fine lot of Ladies' Hermsdorf black
Cotton and Lisle Hosiery-too large, in
fact-but at a ridiculously small price.
We shall give the price advantage to
our customers. The goods will soon
be sold. Our trade will be greatly in
creased-that is all we ask On our
aisle tables Monday morning will ba
found:
Ladies Herinsdorf dye fine Black
Cotton Hose, Ladies' fine Lislo
Thread Hose, white so1es, AP
Ladies' fancy Lace Hose, nc
worth up to Csc a pair, ali at. @OS
Mail and telephone orders promptly
filled.
Balance Of Ladies' fine summer Un-
derwear at closing prices.
Fur Repair inducements-1O days mora
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-08-20
Lace Department..

We have just received on early ship
ment Of Fancy All-oyers in .Taffeta,
Satin and Mousseline for waists and
trimming. On sale Monday
New Fall Styles in Ladies' Ties-em-
broidered ends, Imperials and Bows
and handsome assortment Of new ef-
fects in Bandana Ties.
1900 yards of Wash Laces p
(Edging and dInsertion) worth up &C
to 1Oc yard. Monday special.
Our entire stock of Ladies' IN
Summer Neckwear, worth SOC, :AyC
75c and $1.00. Choice for 80.
:s: s e 3: ssa 1'iSss Hssa., 45 :s 2c
Furs-one quality-the Best.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

Miss Marion Jean Craig. former st.
Paul girl, now of Chicago. viii give a
Bergerac Tuesday evening in the univer-
sity chapel, state university, Minneapolis.
Miss Craig will be assisted by Miss Ger
trude Louise Hale, soprano, who has
conservatory.
The fourth anniversary Of the organiza-
ton Of Division No. 3, Daughters of Erin,
will be commemorated with a social and
dancing party the 25th inst, at Lifts hall.
Sixth and st. Peter streets.
An ice cream social will be given Thurs
day evening at the residence of Mrs. F.
Davidson. 715 East Sixth street, by MIN
nehaha Lodge No. 81, locomtive f1remen.
Miss Anna Edwards, of Laurel avenue.
will entertain the members Of the s. I. G.