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DINNERS AND LUNcHEoNs.

Mrs F. r. Doran entertained at lun-
cheon Monday at her home on East Con-
gress street in honor Of her daughter.
assisted ny Mrs. George Doran, Mrs. w.
J. Doran and Miss Susie DOran. Those
present were: Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Cliff
ford, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs Lewis, Mrs. Quehl,
Mrs. Sits, Mrs. Gersting. Mrs. Merritt,
Mrs. Woodbury., Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Car
roll, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Deering and Miss
Woodbury..
nue., entertained at luncheon Thursday
In honor OF her daughter Miss Flora
McCulloch's birthday. Miss Florence
Moore, of Minneapolis, assisted in re-
Mr.. Richard Gordon and Miss Gordon.
of Summit avenue entertained informally
at dinner Sunday evening at the Town
and Country club in honorof Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. M. Cutcheon of New York.
Maj. and Mrs. B. F.. Wright entertained
at dinner Thursday evening at their
home on Dayton avenue in honor: of Mr.
and Mrs. B. E. Hutchinson, of Chicago.
The Misses Maud and Florence Mess
con Wednesday at the Dillwood club
house for Miss Douglass. Of Fargo, N. D.
Miss Frances Rogers has invitations
out for luncheon to be given Friday,
July Is. at the Dellwood club house at
White Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Davidson, of Hast
tngS avenue, entertained at dinner Monday
evening Tor ReV. w. n. Jameson, OF
Owatonna-
Mr.. Coles, of New York, gave a dinner
party Friday evening at the Town and
Country club. A company of ten were
entertained.
Mrs. J. F. George. of Summit place,
gave luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs
Sweeney. of st. Louis. Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Mum entertained at
dinner at the Town and Country club
Thursday evening.
I0hn
luncheon Wednesday at her home on
Laurel avenue.
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and Miss Blanch Staples, Of York street.
Mrs. Marion Eldee Mrs. Ed Eldee and
Miss Alice Morrison. of Burr street. have
gone to the Pacific coast
Mrs. ]. Hoy, of Minneapolis. spent the
week with her daughter, Mrs William
Reid, of Reaney street.
Mrs. William Gates, of Phelps, N. Y,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bar
stort, of Grove street
Mrs. e. A. Emery and Miss Cora
Emery, of Reaney street. have returned
from Oshkosh, Wis.
Mrs. James Smith and Miss Sadie
Smith, of Lawson street, are visiting
friends in Faribault.
Mrs. Rice and son, Of Chicago, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutch
ms. Of Case street.
Miss Hazel Savage, of River Falls, is
Frances street.
Misses Minnie and Ruth Lundquist
have returned from a months visit in
Cokato MINI.
II. Gamus and Miss Anna Gamus, Au-
rora, Ill.
Mrs w. s. Boyd, of Minnehaha street.
has gone to Des Moines, TO-, for the
summer.
Mrs. William Fifeld, of Mississippi
street. will leave shortly for Wahpeton,
Mrs. James Hamilton of Lafayette ave-
nue., spent part OF the week in Eau
Mrs Bell. of ST. Paul Park, visited
East st. Paul friends during the week.
Miss Mae Chrysler, of Bradley street,
gave lawn party Tuesday evening.
Miss Marie Mueller, of Case street, is
visiting friends in Litchf1eld.
Mrs. F. E. Monick, of Ravolia street,
has gone to Camp Douglass.
Mrs. ]. Moore and children spent part
Of the week In Minneapolis
Mrs. O. Hedin, of Sims street, has re-
turned from Benson. MINI.
Miss Marble Woolsey. of Case street,
has gone to New York.
Miss Helen Goff, Of Lafayette avenue,
has gone to Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Lyons spent the
week at White Bear
Miss Amy Lyones, Of Wayzata, was a
guest Of Mrs. J. Ray.
Miss Alice Atkinson. of Burr street,
has gone to Austin.
Miss Maud Ray spent the first of the
week in Wayzata.
Mrs. Andrews and children are visit
ing in Victoria.
Mrs. J. H. Rust has returned from
Wisconsin.
Mrs. B. P. Joy Is visiting in winona
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Helen Setback, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Setback and Frederick Borges
We're married Thursday at the residence
of the bride, 224 Pleasant avenue. Rev.
church, OBLIGATED. The bride was attended
by Miss Marie Hansen. The ushers were
Henry Setback and Frank Setback. The
bride was goWned in white satin with
trimmings Of chiffon and lace applique.
Miss Hansen was gowned in white organ
die over pink and Miss Muller in white
over blue After the ceremony a wedding
breakfaSt. was served to about fifty rela-
tiyes and guests and a reception was held
from until o clock. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. J. F. Muller Miss Doris
GreSch, Miss Lucy Hansen and Miss
frankie Muller The Mozart club was in
attendance and rendered several selec-
lions. Mr. and Mrs. Borges have gone to
the Chisago lakes They will be at home
after Aug. at 224 Pleasant avenue.
Rev Albert Knudson, a former resident
of st. Paul and Miss Mathilda Johnson
were married Friday, July T. at the bride 8
home in Chicago. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. Knudson, Of Minneap
Knudson was maid of honor and Miss
Nettie Knudson bridesmaid, both sisters
of the groom. Cyrus Johnson acted as
best man, and WILDER Johnson was
bride. A number Of relatives from st. Paul
were present, among whom were Mrs.
H. o. Helgeson, Mrs. G. L. Knudson and
others. Mr.. and Mrs Knudson are at
Browns Lake, Wis., and will be at home
were Mr.. Knudson is a professor in the
college at that place.
Miss Agnes Thorne, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Thorne, of the Hiawatha, and
Leland P. Arthur, of Lincoln avenue, will
dence. of Mrs. F. r, Yerxa at Lake Min
netOnka,
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HAMLINE.

Rev. George 8. Barson, an Armenian,
" Mln ,a ADDRESS the people at the Hamline M.
r.. cnurch this evening on THE Oppres-
sion of His People by the Turks
Mrs. R, K. Evans entertained Miss
E,rick, Of Minneapolis. and Miss Mary
Wilson. of Harrisburg, Pa, last Sunday.
The Hanline M. g. Sunday school held
picnic at Wildwood on Thursday, about
two hundred and fifty attending.
Mrs. 0. II. Conway and children leave
tomorrow for Spring Valley for visit at
the old homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson were the
the week
Mrs. Osbourne, of Mount Vernon. To-.
mas been the guest Of Mrs. e. J. Webb
this week
famed their son, Rev. w. A. Shannon, on
Monday.
Mrs. Thompson, Mr.. A. L and Miss A
lnwood spent Thursday at Taylor's Falls
Mrs. Guy Maxwell spent the fore part
of the week with Minneapolis friends
Miss Bell HoIley is entertaining Miss
Lydia Miller, of Cumberland, wis.
Mrs. G. w. Boyer and son Burton have
returned from Charles City, 10.
Mrs. A. Benham has returned from two
months visit in New York.
Mrs. Ridgway has returned from an ex-
tended visit at New York.
Mrs, David Watson is entertaining Mrs
F. Stevens, Of Red Wing.
Mrs. T. NJ. Fowble and Miss Louise are
visiting at Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Atkinson will soon
return from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Batbige spent Saturday at
Tay1or's Falls.
Mrs, William Bass Is entertaining Miss
Florence Cole.
Mrs: William Promo has returned from
Eau Claire Wis.
Miss Maude Wallace has returned from
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Pearl Benham has returned from
New York
n. 8. Holly has returned from Mankato.
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MERRIAM PARK,

A party consisting Of Mrs. L. Brisley
Mrs. I. Seymour, Mrs. G. J. Newson
Mrs: P. ]. Clancy, Mrs. j. E. Clancy and
Ghlldren enjoyed picnic at Minnehaha
Miss Ruth Frisk. of Marshall avenue
who has been visiting her sister in
Fargo for the past two months, returned
homo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hodson, of st. An
thony avenue. are entertaining Miss
Adele Fritz and Miss Eva Pavne. of
Dubuque. 10.
The Misses Minnie and Edna Hillman.
of St Paul. are visiting their uncle, VIII
liam O. Hillman, and family, of Dewey
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H Tuttle, of St An
thony avenue, are entertaining Mr.. Tut
ties sister, Miss Bertha Munro, of Hast
ings.
Mrs o. J. De Sale and daughters.
Frances and Adeline, of Lynnhurst ave-
nue., are spending few days at Prince
ton.
Mrs. f. c. Griffith and children, of
Fargo, N. D.. spent part of the week
with their uncle. H R. Geavey. and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul H Kueher, of
Lyndhurst avenue, are entertaining Mrs
L. Brehm and son, Of Milwaukee
Mrs. c. A. sKoeppler, of Carroll street,
is entertaining her brother Mr. Horner
and children, from Pierre, S. D.
Mrs w. B. Hawley, of Concord street,
IS entertaining Mrs p. A. Lambert and
daughter, of Winona.
Rev: w. C. Covert spent part of the
week Lake Minnetonka, the guest Of
Dr.. Pleasant Hunter.
Mrs. Charles III. Benkams Of Carroll
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EAST 81, PAUL.

Mr.. and Mrs. q: G.Mellem, Of Burr
evening in honor. OF their twentieth we'd
Were We're: Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. sarus, Mr.. and Mrs,
o. Larson, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Dawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Rim
Mrs. Scove, Mr.. and Mrs. Roslind, Mrs.
Johnson Miss Ellingson, Mr.. Hewgard.
Mr.. Dahls, Mr.. Lee and George Filing
son.
Sunday school held its annual picnic
Wednesday at =Minnehaha Falls The
committee in charge were Mrs. E. 8.
Downs. Mrs. E. A, ENEMY, Mrs. 1: H
Baltz. Miss Emery, Miss Ekman, Miss
Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Argus and Mr..
Storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fisher entertained
ding anniversary at their home on Min
nehaha street last evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher were assisted Mha4 In receiving by NJ
Webbett, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Fisher and
Miss Ida Erbst.
The following people picnicked at Wild
Wood Wednesday, S4 MT and Mrs. .Chl, f.
ingsly, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder. Miss Bangs.
Miss Lydia Green. Miss Minnie ChiIds.
Mr.. Salisbury n@zothers.
Mrs James Whedden, of Jessamine
street, entertained. at dinner Wednesday
for Mrs. D. Mclean Mrs; George Gan
der, Mrs M Helson, Mrs. Stockwell, Mrs.
Woods and Miss:Sad Klinfelter.
Mrs G. A. Binder, Of East Seventh
Beech street, were guests of friends at
White Bear part Of the week.
Mrs. William Densmore. of Reaney
street, and Miss ]. Il. Painter, Of Pine
street, chaperoned a party Of young peo-
pie to Lake Harriet
Mrs. H B. Souder, of Cook street, left
Thursday for Leavenworth. Mont, to
join her husband, where they will re-
side in the future.
Miss Susie Scofeld and Mrs. N. A.
Winslow, of Cannon Falls, were guests
Of Mrs. o. Sholberg, of Sims street, dur
The Girls S. B. club gave lawn fete
last evening at the home of the Misses
Lottie and Agnes Arrivee, on Clark
street.
Mrs. Charles, Schroeder. of Reaney
street. entertained a number of lady
friends at a coffee Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A Farnsworth. of
Case street. have returned from Delano
where they visited friends the past week
Mrs. / Guy, of Glescort, who is en-
route to Spring Valley, is a guest of
Mrs. d. Mclean. of Sims street
Miss Jennie Miller, of Man6an. N D.
was guest of Mrs. q. G. Holmes, of
Burr street. during the week
Mrs. James Herbert. Of De Soto street
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Miss Bessie Dockstadter entertained a
party Of young people a. progressive
stock exchange In honor Of Miss Florence
Dickinson. Of Zumbrota, Tuesday even
ing at Highwood.
Miss Florence Dickinson, who has been
the guest of friends at ST. Paul Park and
Highwood, returns to Zumbrota Monday.
Miss Story has returned to Peoria Ill,
after several weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Crawshaw.
Mrs. j. NJ. Berry. of Minneapolis, has
been the guest of Mrs. Charles Cressy
during the week.
Mrs. Anger. and daughter, of Merriam
Park, were the guests this week Of Mrs.
H. A. Muckle.
Mrs M. E. Keough Is entertaining her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Riper.
of Missouri.
Miss Gertrude McKown is visiting Miss
Ebba Anderson at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Louise Bel spent the first part Of
the week with Highwood friends
Mrs. E. B. Sperry entertained Miss
Moore, of Hollywood. Friday.
Mira Charles A Greasy entertained al
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street. left Thursday to visit friends In
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Miss Weed, the popular bookkeeper at
JULIUS Stougaard's, is enjoying q two
DR.. and Mrs. s. G. Cobb entertained
Mrs. DR.. Herrick, Of Fargo, n. D., dur
ing the week.
Mrs. A P. Utter and children went to
Mora Thursday to spend a few weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. F. NJ. Green entertained informal
~ Thursday in honor OF Mrs. Hanford,
Of Lake City.
Mrs. H. M. Crosby, of Lynhurst ave-
nue., is entertaining Mrs. Burkhardt of
Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Everson, of Chicago, is the guest
Of Mrs. c. 8. Jones, on Carroll street.
Mrs. M. NJ. Gregg Is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. Page, from Virginia.
Miss Bessie Currie has gone to st.
Cloud for a short visit.
Miss Louise Watkins Is expected home
from Chicago Monday.
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The visiting summer girl has been the
charming excuse for the many small and
the couple of large society affairs of the
past week One is inclined to wonder
whether it is the innate hospitality Of ST.
Paul society men that urges them to eX-
ert themselves so surprisingly for the
fair stranger within their gates, or
whether it is innate masculine tickleness
that makes the new face the attractive
face and the visiting summer girl OF Su-
preme Importance. ProSy people may
ponder over the problem, but one thing
is certain the girl most concerned doesn't
bother her pretty head about it. She
takes the goods the gods send her, enjoys
them all immensely, and makes her
adieus at the end of the season with no
regrets and delightful grace. 1t is true
there may be regrets, but they belong to
the city she leaves. If the summer girl
at home has any decided objection to
having her heretofore undisputed sway
broken in upon. she never betrays the
fact. Hospitality, of course, imposes its
noblesse oblige, but that is not the only
thing that enables the summer girl at
home to wear a smiling face. She knows,
by experience, it may be brief or other
wise, that the summer season Is a short
one With the first chill breeze the visit
ing summer girl hies herself away-it
would never do to have chiffons, laces and
muslins droop-and her sister at home
has only TO accept the renewed allegiance
of her cavalier. That is, unless the visit
ing summer girl has really and truly
stolen hearts by her graces. But in that
case, of course, it's another story.
Mrs. H. P. Upham entertained at
euchre Friday afternoon at her home
on Summit avenue in honor of Miss fIol-
lister, of New Jersey. Favors were won
by Miss Kalman, Miss Nelson, of Still
water, and Miss Simpson. Mrs. Upham
was assisted by her two daughters, Mrs.
Horace. Bigelow and Mrs. John Harris, OF
Chicago. Among those present were
Miss Kalman, Miss Frances Rogers, Miss
Pope, Miss Elsie Pope, Miss Bass, Miss
Warner, Miss Simpson, Miss Bonnie
Ransom. Miss Auerbach, Miss Bigelow.
Miss Bend, the Misses Cornelia and
Caroline Saunders, Miss Nelson, of Still
water and Mrs. c. H. Bigelow Jr.
Miss Allen will give a euchre party
Summit avenue, for Miss Hall, of Still
water.
Mrs. H. P. Cpham entertained at lunch
con Wednesday at her home on Summit
avenue, in honor Of Miss Hollister, of
Rutherford, n. Y, and Mrs. John Harris,
of Chicago. Covers were laid for four
teen.
Mrs N S. Dousman is entertaining a
house party of her friends at her home in
Prairie du Chen.
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PLEASURES PAST.

Mrs. 3. L. Goodkind gave a lawn sup
Per Wednesday evening at her home on
kinds birthday. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. j. Mannheimer and Mrs.
L. A. Guiterman. The Regal orchestra.
WIN MI. Maurice Mannheimer as d.
rector, rendered popular programme.
Among the guests were: Mrs Rau and
Miss Helen Pau, of New York city; Mrs
~. Rosenfield and Miss Carrie Rosenfield
OF Rock Island, ILL.,; Mr. and Mrs r
Manufacturer, Mr.. and Mrs L. 4. Gutter.
man, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Goodkind, Miss F.
Californian. MIR. Robert Mannheimer. viii
and Leo Goodkind -
avenue, gave lawn party Friday even
ing for her son. Robert Earl A company
or hfty-five children were entertained
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NEWPORT.

Miss Frances James entertained the
following young people at a cobWeb mar
y Friday evening at Harvard place:
Misses Florence Dickinson, Bessie Dock
stadter. Emily Howard. AureIia WARY.
Woodward, Sarah De Cou, Pauline PaVnea
Add1e Kendall, Louise Bell; Perl CarroII
STANLEY sta ley HEimmelwright, Henry Dorr, Hare
Q 29 pe Cou, George Woodward, Corwin
George Phelps, Lawrence and Howard.
The Epworth League circle gave an ice
cream festival on the lawn of Mr.. and
ing. oSe1A-
MISS Nellie WEIGH and Fred WEIGH. OF
H rig, are visiting Mrs. II. J. Har-
Mrs. H J. Harrington returned this
week from Lake City.
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HaberdaShery.

M luncheon nv Wednesday for Mrs Berry, of
9, Mrs Mrs. Peter Berkey. of St Paul, visited
tllends at the Park Thursday.
Mrs. Prentiss Clark has returned FROM,
an extended trip in the East --
mrs Mott Kent and daughter have
Mrs !; M. Trickey and son are visit
ing In Hammond, Wis.
: Miss Lydia O'Boyle. Of 81. PanI 10 viz
ft1ng Mrs. William Culver w
Miss Halle McKown is visiting Miss
Freeze at Prescott, Wis -''-'"
mis-; MIS-. George Crawshaw entertained at
Paul friends '-- ~
Mrs. Allis has returned from Chicago.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The ST. Paul Tourist club will give its
last excursion of the season Sunday. july
80; The steamer Flora Clark and barge
VIII leave the foot of Jackson street at
Shakopee, remaining there an hour and
half and returning at 1920 in the even
ing. An orchestra and brass band will
Of the club have the affair in charge:
PRESIDENT, r. D. O'Connell; secretary, J.
II. Corcoran; treasurer, e. J. McManus
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DAYroN's BLUFF.

A party of campers, chaperoned BY
Mrs. William Won Deyn. left Thursday
to spend two weeks at Lake GeryaiS
The members of the party are the
Misses Cora and Ida Bohn, Clio Brink.
Alice von Deyn, Johanna WiIlius, Erna
lehman, May Lee, Margaret Middle
ton and Lee Hirst, and Messrs. George
Lee. William Won Deyn, Edward Kern.
kamp. Roy Brink. Fred Sharood, Charles
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-23

Why we want your Fur Repairs
NOW. To do them properly-save you
80 per cent-have them ready when
wanted-haye more time later for spe-
cial new orders. Do you intend getting
that new Seal Coat2 Better talk it
over with US. We can save you fully
80 per cent on fall prices.
Headquarters for style and quality.
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-WORTH SOC 10 S2.5O A YARn.
Fine Wash Fabrics.

A Monday Clearance Sale of fine
Wash Fabrics. They go at cost
some at less than cost.
5000 yards of Printed Krinkone1s.
the latest wash fabric for summer
gowns and Ki1nonas, sold all dn
over the East at 25c a yard. HE
Our Monday price. AVS
5000 yards of French Madras 49,
inch widel and Scotch Silk Striped
Waist Fabrics, worth 25c I'll
and 3oc yard. Here EC
Monday for .......... AHZS
French and English Printed
Pique, correct styles, the best pood.
imported, worth Soc and 6Oc A.
yard. /NN
Our Monday price .. SOS
Pure Linen Shifting and Linen
Madras. the most desirable fabric
for waists and chi1dren's dresses.
never sold at less than SOC ar
aud 60c yard. Ar
Our Monday price ....
EXTRAI EXTRAl
One great table full of short
lengths of all the most desirable
II,
for waists, shirts and children's
dresses-al1 marked plainly at half
price and
LESS THAN HALF PRICE,
Eur repairs by skilled furriers.
Proper Summer Gloves
Glove experts say that Mann
heimers' is headquarters for all
that's correct in handwear. They
know, and we'll abide by their de-
cision.
Milanese Liste Gloves, Suede fin
ish, correct for summer wear
white, gray and tan-an- IF
other fresh shipment. nc
Per pair .... AOS
kayser Silk G1oves-5oc, zsc and
$I.oO pair.
See our "sappho," the O. m
best best Kid 4d. Glove in the 1l.VU
WI III III -.
Our Seal work-for satisfaction.
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Our Fur specialty-Sealskins.
Oriental Rugs.

We announce the arrival and placing
on sale Of our regular summer and fall
purchases of Oriental Rugs-ready for
inspection Monday
Anticipating a large business this
season, we have made unusual prepara-
tions-this is the most attractive coll
lection we have ever shown, and that's
saying a great deal.
We offer you the choice of nearly
1000 pieces-most Of them antiques-at
very reasonable prices. You are cor
daily invited to inspect them-buy or
not.
StYIa in rernndalsd E11rs-Tr.v Ia
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Another Monday Ribbon chance
the best we've ever offered.
All our beautiful Fancy Ribbons,
correct styles, in a, AZ and 5-inch
widths, worth SOC, 6oc, 75c Or
and $L00 yard. /1C
Special for Monday ......
The "Rand' Ribbon Stay p
sells all over the U. S. at Is &C
cents. Here Monday for
Ribbon stocks made while you wait.
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ButteriCk Patterns.

They are best the world 'over-none
so good. We are agents for all pat
terms and publications issued by the
Butterick Publishing Company. Sub
scriptions taken for the Delineator.
Latest patterns now here.
Take elevator to second floor.
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Leather Goods.

III OUUNb0s
Our wonderful sale of Travelling
6ags. Suit Cases, etc, continues
monday sure saving to you of 20
10 50 per cent. Are you Interested
Combination Purse and Card
Gases, Purses, Chatelaine Bags, etc.,
In real feathers, all styles ar
ana kinds, worth up to sec. LJC
Special each .. VS
We want Fur repairs NOW.
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Reliable Fur Repairs.

Style in remodeled Furs-Try US
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-05

The first of the series of international
Yacht races between the Columbia and
Shamrock, occurred Tuesday, but was
declared no race, as the yachts did not
finish within the required six hours.
The second race is now going on, the
third occurs Saturday, the fourth Mon
day and the fifth Wednesday. The Oh
SERVER has made arrangements with the
Denver Times to receive bulletins every
half hour during the continuance OF the
races, and will post them on a black
board at the front door of THE OBsER-
YER. We will gladly answer any tele-
phone calls and report such Information
as we;possess.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-05

The political situation in Gilpin county
has sprung few surprises since our last
issue. On Friday last the Register-Call
came out in favor of fusion between the
Silver Republican and Republican par
ties, and the Gilpin Miner advised fusion
of the Democrats with the Republicans.
The latter fusion was almost consuma-
ted Monday evening when the Demo-
crats.and Republicans held their conven-
tions, but since then differences have
arisen and the Mckinley Republicans
will go it alone, putting up straight
ticket. The Register,Can, if reports are
true, has repented and returned to the
fold of Mckinley, and in the campaign
will support the straight Republican
ticket. The present indications are that
the Democrats will fuse with the Popu-
lists and Silver Republicans and put up
a silver ticket.
Gilpin observer., 1899-10-05
ni,,oultiOn Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, doing business as b'acksmiths
and wagon makers in Black Hawk, Gil
pin County, Colorado, under the firm
name Of Flick & Holck, has this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All accounts
owing to said firm have been placed in
the hands of III. A. Hicks, an attorney at
law, in Central City, Colorado, for collec-
ton and all debts of the old firm will be
paid out Of the assets of said firm. Will
lam F. Flick will continue the business at
the old stand.
Dated, Black Hawk, Colorado, October
3, 1888. o-4
WILLIAM f.. flick,
JAMES HOLCK,