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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel 73Z. Meat Market, 7S2.
8 cents
Per can for fine Baltimore Standard
Blueberries; we have a very large in
voice Of these; plenty for everybody.
30 Gants
Per Gall weight. so lbs) bushel for a
ee2od carload of Potatoes. If you want
the ordinary sized bushel measured in
bushet basket. We win make you a lower
price.
IS csnts
For 5-lb baskets of choice Catawba
Grapes; a nice, large invoice of choice
ones.
FLOUR.
The very best quality that's made:
every grain warranted to give as salts
factory results as any flour you have
ever used.
For 9S-ib. sacks ...........S2 80 on
ut SUCKS 81 90
For 4ls-lb. sacks Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Corn Meal, 10,lb. cotton bags Of the
very best yellow corn meal, each &c
Eggs fresh from the country every
morning, per dozen ............... 1Oc
Plums. 3-lbr cans Eastern. while the
lot lasts. per can ;,...:................ 1Oc
Corn. the Sweet Brisr brand, one Of
the very best packed in the state of
Main. usually sold at 15c; our price. 1oc
Per dozen cans ......... 81 08
Cheese. the very finest New York Ex-
port Grade Cream Cheese per
pound .....;...::... :....;...:. ..15o and Ito
Tomatoes. full Standard, newest
packed. per can Observation-Disclosures. 7c
Clam Chowder, small cans Of a high
grade, per can ...................,.. DC
Macaroni. Royal Egg Macaroni. i5c
size f.s..-. ......- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Cracker Meal, fresh, per pound 80. 4c
Syrup. one-half gallon cans good
Table Syrup. each .................... tic
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03
Free to the
RunptssreGi

DIR. w. 8. Rice, the Well Known Au-
thOrIty, Sends a Trial of His Fa-
nous Method Free to All
There are people who have been tor
turing themselves for years with trusses
It is hoped their attention will be drawn
10 DIR. Rice's free offer. An elderly and
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

Sole agents for Knox Hats. Brokew
Clothing, Hanan Shoes. and other leading
makes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

The city committee of the Prohibition
lists filed with the city clerk yesterday a
list of names for election judges in each
of the III precincts In the city. Under
the law the judges Of election are select
ed by the council from the three parties
casting the largest number OF votes at
the last election. According to the vote
cast In the fall of 1S9Stthis would entitle
the Republicans. Democrats and Peoples
party to each have one judge in each pre-
cinct. is
An informal meeting Of the members
of the board of aldermen will be held this
afternoon to select the judges in each
precinct and the list as 50 selected win
be approved by the aldermen at the meet
ing tonight.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

Per pound for Maple Cream Dipped Cara
mels
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

On ihree-GOIOr Process At the
rooms OF the St Paul Camera club this
evening Mr.. A. II. Bigelow will deliver
an illustrated lecture on Photography
as Applied to the Three-Color Process"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

Eighteen Of the thirty candidates NOM
mated at the Republican city convention
met with Chairman Moses E. Clapp at
the rooms Of the Lincoln club yesterday.
afternoon to select an executive commit
tee to manage the coming campaign. The
committee will form part Of the city
and county organization, and has the
power to fill vacancies on the ticket. col
lect campaign funds and disburse the
same, and do other work necessary for
the good of the party. The committee Sc
iected by Mr.. Clapp at the dictation Of
the candidates was as follows:
At Large-E. 3. Lott and DIR. Charles
Wirth; First ward. Louis Johnson; Sec
ond ward, M. w. Fitzgerald; Third ward,
Samuel Lowenstein Fourth ward, Fred
Schultz; Fifth ward. Steve J. Picha;
Sixth ward p. J. Bigue: Seventh ward
T. L. SchurmeIer: ighth ward, w, r.
Johnson; Ninth ward w. B. webster;
Tenth ward d. F. Polk; Eleventh ward,
F.aW. Root
The committee will meet this after
noon to select a chairman, vice chairman,
secretary and treasurer. John F. Selb IS
a. candidate for reelection as secretary.
but there is disposition on the part of
the adherents Of Chester r. Smith TO turn
Selb down and elect Charles r. Parker,
Of the Fifth ward to the position. T. l.
Schurmeier will probably be chosen chair
man, W. r. Johnson, treasurer, and Louis
Johnson vice chairman.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

The Fourth ward Democratic commit
tee has rented a room in the Pfeifer
block. corner Eighth and wabasha
streets. for campaign headquarters. They
Will be kept open day and night from
now until May 2. and also be supplied
with excellent telephone facilities
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

Ericsson School Anniversary-Mi
Harriet Z. Ruddy, principal of the John
Ericsson school. has issued Invitations to
the friends and constituents of the school
70 attend the ninth anniversary of Its
opening Friday. between 9 and u and
1;30 to $3.50.
Conference With school BOard-A
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

salvation JubiIee-The Salvationists
have announced a jubilee for this evening
at their hall. 266 East Seventh street.
Staff Captain and Mrs. easier, of Min
neapOlis. accompanied by their brass
band. will be In charge.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03
FLOUR.

For 5-lb. baskets of choice Cataw
Grapes; nice, large invoice of choi
ones.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-03

It begins to, look as though the st. Paul
Review, edited by that sterling Rcpubli-
can spell-blnder- Of many campaigns,
would not stand the nomination of Chess
ter r. Smith without gagging. This
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24

Staten. Sic lit ni6t ais Wtttrenren
proiettirt, Tonoern EoQ cine 9ro6e fir
bic 8rQuG6arteit unb Oauer6uftigteit
Der conturrirenoen 9t5ifsl Tein. 9ros
Be5 Snterefie fir oa5 sigmartjgs Gr=
perimeu! gisbt Ii6 tunp. SduIenoe
Don 3uItauern tpO6rten Der Nbfdbrt
BEL; 9unoerte BON 8aoFa6rern gu6en
Der 9ro5sIIicn oas @eleite uno pera
ben i6r Bis 8riiol, no bdB srIaRuAfa
quarter gemudt miro. folgen.
@r3bii d. Il 8 ali b'5' Retfe
ma 6 u 0 m.
3 NJ, %. 9lpril. - Die rGorri1
ippnpen3u 8eroe" bringt folgenoe sr'
tlGrenoe 8emertung: nG5 IinO 10 pieis
MnFrugen eingslaufen, ipurum Gr3A
biI6of 0ulib ppn Dublin in Rom
bleibs, uHTutt nd6 Dublin 3urut3ua
febren, I'm Die S0njgin gu smpfan9sn.
Der 8runo Liegt tlar auf Der SdnO.
9a e8, 10 urrunqirt mir, 6aB Der pros
tsItautii6e prGlat BEL osm gmpfange
Der 80niQin in Dublin Den 8ortritt
BADEN ioGte, 10 preteIt;rts Der 8atltan
oaqeqen, nit Der 8egriinOung, odB in
e;nem tdI1oliifen 2anbe audi Der faa
ibolii6e prGldt Den 9ortritt baben
iolle. DIS bies pertpsigert pOrper lei,
babe Cardinal 9dmpolld, Der pdpIts
Iife Stuat3iefretdr, BEN @r5bii9of
Dalib nah Rom bsrufen, no er bleiz
BEN miro, bis bic &0njgin Srlonb pers
lai1en ba6en pirb.
s 6riiten % a fdtte in
6 6ina.
5fien, %. 2(pril. - Nlits
glieoer os8 6;neIiIden 8ebsimbunoes
Die 9prers" ermotoeten am lebtsn
Samiing piels singeborens tat6oliIfe
Gbriiten nube 9ao Sing 6u, in oer
YroDin3 ps G6i, iiiOpeItli4 BON Snn
Sin.
Dus OeutI6e 8anOnenboot nSlti5"
fam am SamItag 3u 9afu an. Die
anoeren austpdrtigen 8risgsiaiffe bus
ben bic bortigen 8epdiier perlulIen.
Gin l9ottiE6er 9er3o9 ges
Il or6en.
Qonbpn, "a. 2lprif. - 8eor9e
Douglas @ampbel, 6er3pg BON Qr4
onQ, lit 6eute friih geItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24

&ur5e Sabel : 9epe den.
- Der aDnis bon S6psosn uno
Norlpeeen ldbt pur6 ieine aoniuln i'm
NuslanDe antiinoigen, oab er bei6lOIz
len bat, alle psrl omen, tpel6e Irtitsl
finben. biz Don Der 8aqon polarz
Expedition 6erriibren, gu belobnen,
uno oab cine Summe @elbes fir bic
len 3Ded 6stpiaist tporoen 1T.
- Der amerifaniI6s Stansportz
9ampfsr Sumner, psIdsr nit iiber
800 Solbaten an 8oro auf bem Weae
nu6 Mdnila lit, fam geItern gu port
@aio, Ggbpten, an. Gr bringt cine
groBe CUR NblD3nung Der Sruppsn BE-
itimmte Summe 9elbes na4 Mtanila.
- Sn Der ungdri Iden 8druiionsz
ItaDt 8scstsmet bat Der Sbsrlieutez
nant 9etanb i'm 9tpeifampf ben 3ittz
meiiisr 9raT DjIIingen Nippen6urg
erI6oRen.
- Das britii6 amsrifaniT6e 5oz
ipitali4iff nMuine" fam 9eItern aus
Siibafrita in Soutbampton an. Q1e
@ertpunoeten tpurosn Iofort na6 Wet=
lep bsf0rpert. 2abb Runoolpb Gburz
dill unO bic iibrigen 0amsn, pelde
auf oem S9iffe ipa3ieren fabren, be-
finoen ii4 Bel ausge5ei9neter 9slunpz
beit.
-3pei peitere SooesfdGs unb adt
nsue grtranfun9en an Der 9sulsnpei
tperben aug SDonsb, NuItralien. aez
msloet.
- Sn elmer enelif9en ReItauration
ouf bsr Weltousitenung in Puris
brad eeitern Na6mittdg Seuer aus.
SroBbem es aehn Minuten bauerte,
ebe Wafer erlanet tpuroe, gslang es,
Die Slammen gu l0I6sn. p6ns baB bic
Isl6en erpdbmnspertben S6aoen an
ri6teten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24
symrebtbarc
~ agems
S6t,,erseia !

ferrtH Re nar 4 Go!
sBertSs 6srrtn-9b ftunt ,irtn yd&dTtgmdna
auf Der Cfitit,, Der itit Sabren an turttbarts
Ta9eui6mtrJtn leibtt Die 9ottortr, pom 9roF.
Sacubp btrnb, bubtnontiit foHnt,n itre So;iluua
.rjieI,r, ia, Fe fennt.n ni6t tinmal iaaen mas
has Qsi6tr mar. Der Ulann frcujte Dor tintotn
Subrsn ben Sicon, btuibe atrstt Su eSniuI'
trcu, aber obnt Griolo. SD piltGt, itotn Wonuf
in ieirsm 9ap,n sOrjuisrtd,n un0 bort, icirt 2tis
bersgsi6i6te. Gr iagtt Oab u tpdbrtno isin,r
araufbcit ni5t i'm Stunb. lei, Spite bel f5 1u
bebalten uuD su oeti4itStn,u 9ae;sititen niirOe
er BON fur9tbaren 66msjen Qepudt, bic sius
stuuSe ootr lduu,r onbielten, cr bersbme fb ouua
pic elm WabnInniQtr, 5,rbrebt Stibls L. f. 10.
uns babe oonR cine 3eit lang itH gsfbdit aufsus
qsben. Rabruue smitttl bsbtn ME ldro,r, ais
cine Dalbs etuuot in ftiHsm Naetn. 9ciern, mad
Berlauf BON l6 WoHattn fam lb DeOtr, unD 1u
mtinem Grftoun,n lebte r nod unb fab po5l aus.
Sd srtunoigte mid mad i,iu,r GsiunObeit Gr
iaett, lei i,it ein,m Sabre pobl uHo babs "a
QiuuO i'm @spidt 1ugenommen. SD fraete thns
ipelbT Grlt ibm atbolItR babe. llno btts era
ldblt. tr mir Cor epa eirtm Sabre fam eiz
Nonn in ieiE.n Qootu, Utl6er ibm incte Oas "a
cine 3sit lang eiutr Gbni6eR Rrantbet gslits
ten ba6. urS oub ibu &oopaps Qilm bic "a
periubt babe itusa turirt bdtt,n. Or bti5lOf
iOfOrt, bic gintn su btriubsu. Scr aDOtbctct
bate ftin. uno tuonts ibm cine onrsrt grt u,ben.
obr .r bsfonb auf Ruopabs, urb f, puro,H ibm
sis gum udbftn 9ug bsiOrQt. Gr nubm nur Gins
bes Vo6ts une iubIt, ioiOrt b,Ttr Or itste eas
giqtnntbm,H Gin, ,3cit lang fort, uuO BON itntm
Gage bis btuts 1T 0i. Rrurtbet nbt lurddotttbrt.
9. s.. O. II I r d,
Rr. 326, Cfs6l. straBs, Rem psgortsGitp.
T. Gftobtr 1898
2euts, iptl6s mad Dem Gfcn l,o,u, fb ibp,1
unb unbsboIfen Hbln unO Die bduiia bsObudtcu.
bos bic TnbruHe dRr uno ibmulbaft hi, eiu
Stip6t aui b.r Nao,nb6bIt Iitot. Ob,r bic 9.rs
bauunq g5tibmtrbeu babtu, iurtrli6e S9dmprrboia
ben, 9lrtuuoraHe lum Ropf SGure i'm Ruetu.
utbeItcit eOobrenHeu ROpii6m,rJcu, Gtd Soa
Rabrung, gasurtgts NuiitOBen, 8,rii5Dd6e oOsr
6erstlOpf,n, Grhidunusp,fibl p,Hu Ii.otnO.
e6tOinOd bel itr.n.m aufte6tn, Quutts SO.u
einisn Dor ben @ugtn, 6ieber OOsr oumpieS6m,r.
ien i'm 9opf Stoduussu BEG Sdn,ib,s, etlbe
6out unO 4uger, esitenibm.rasn, iopie e6m,r-
sen in Der grut, ben 8lieouu uub ploslibs 8ists
oHidGs ioft.n tiniO. 0Oi.n BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24
SID -9idnino.

Gin prddtiqcs unb iebr elegant Qcarbeitstes
9iuninp, 10 gut ipie ueu, nas Gigentbum etnts
0trru, Der ienrn Sausbat uuiQiebt, piro an clnsn
prcntpten adufer fir nur S75 pcrtonft n.rben,
cntfptoer ecasn guar oOer ouf mOnatlidc glb3ab=
iungrn bon S.. Stubl, Sede unO Sorantle NIT
eiuQei6loIcn. Sin Bargain tur ble
qdusc ebens 3eit.
9t. Sert & Spbn,
O19-6 SIR Z Nprb= Charles Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24
:Jo0n C. Gri6(e.

Sas Inseiasn 1T cine Gunit, Die f6 Sablt, ipsIn
G, ipitematiit bctriebeu iprb. g8ir babsn unleren
Iumtu iebr lieb uno leben ibn germ i'm Grud;
ouscrptm babsu Sic su elmer glnssige Sertrauen,
nenn unicr Rame oeren Spite mn GnDe itsbt,
ba eis piieu, Sic srbalteu, mas bariu ungsbos
fen pirp. llniere g8aaren limb Die bcitcn, unlere
9reiie Die uieoriqlten, aac @aaren peutlib mar
tirt, uno eiu greis Gilt fir glle. Sic iuo berls
lid mad bcicm i'm Screen Der Stuot Qclegenen
9upen eiuQelaosn in Dem anc Seibdfte i'm critcn
Stodtpcrf crltpiet tperocn feline Gspatorcn; teIne
Srcppen su criteiQen. Ser Soanbi6ub= =oanoe lit
unirr etrl3. 99ir perfaufcn 8laccz, SueDcs uno
9Rpda= Soanoibube ipai6bare Gbemlenleber=, trd)Dz
bare eucoc=, paidbare 9g1cr 3tpiru= uHo D2Oublt
Zip" 3cpisr=Seioen= SoanDi6ubc Glacs=SoauNIbube
BON S1OO on iperpeu fir Mdnner, G5rauen UNI
Ginber Der Saup auaepabt. Scit Snbren babcn
mir Sas Sanoi6ub= =@eiddit su uniercr epe5ialis
tat Qemabt unp perfaufen oercn mcbr an einsm
Sage, als einige Der qr0Bercu 2Goen in enrr
g9odc
Srible, Nr. 80, @.=9egim9tpn=Str.
Gs miro 9euti3 e.ipro6cn.
(Qpril S&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24
l1m cine Grfaltnng in etnen Sage
III furiren

nebme man y2aratipe 9romo 4uiz
nine Sablets." 9lae Ipotbster eeben
oas Gelo auriid, penn es gu bsi:sn psrs
feblt. 6. %. @robe's Namsassua 1T
auf ieber Snahtel. 25 Gents,
lGit2L 2i EAI. .6Rt;l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24
s8enn Sen,anp cine Reffe tbut.

10 iOl er tets Ous altbcpGbrts @cilmittl, bic Ct
gernaroza ozarduterplcn bel ft ii5rtn. g.rabe auf
Der 8eiie tommt Der Mae.n Our6 uueepO6nte 9Of
unO unreeelmdsig eiHusnOmmens Diablisittu auBer
Srbnung. Die iSoleen fino llnpubaui5fcit, au:
rer Ndoen, ncrp0ies aoppeb uno alecmeiues lie,
bebtIinOen. Ter tluge Reiienoe tann l,iht ourf
ben 8ebrau6 Der tpetbefannteH ST. 9cruaros
Rrauisrpi!tn alien Obsn anstiibrtn Geipen cineW
Gltad pori6ieben. Tie Qlen iup aus rentn,
beilfraitiaeu ardutern bereetGt uno .ntbalcn fsis
ne eem meui6li6en Spitem na6tbeilies Subiian,
lsH. sE tsa IN alsg apsi4eisg. .is bstsrh-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24
imorc, Mo., 9ienfag, ocn "a. Npril 1900.

osB SberTen Oaiqstp gu eruberi,
Ielblt tpenn feline 8srfdrtun9en fur
Die gslaeerten anlan9sn. Sire erz
Itaunri6 eroBe 2ln5ab, 9erpanoter
tdmpft bei Wspsnsr auf entgegen9'leBz
ten Ssiten gegen einanber.
H[Gnfele BEL Wd ffer>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-24
Ser Strife III Grnton Gambling.

q etp Oort, %. Npril. - Die
Superpiforen 8ebOrbe bat eine 8ez
lO6nung bon $500 auF bic 8erbafiuglg
urb uebsrfu6rung bssg0Tepihis aug
geFebt, tpel9sr ben Mili3Iergeantsn
Ro6ert OpuglaB pGbreno Der lebten
Wo6e meu&iings erI6ob.
6eute tpdren 1877 Mann in ben
Steinbrii6en unh $50 an Dem DAM
me an Der 9lrbeit. so ungariF6e grz
iobleute 1unsten am SamItog an uno
beute Mbenb 88. Gin She'll Der Mili3
miro biefs Wode 5lrriidse5ogen tperz
ben. ba man feline tpetteren RuheIt0=
runasn befiirhtet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

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H'a n.H s4aNlaitI aft4lleaY
Faat Hts uaDie tnIfasa es.a nasla
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RI iat peapls 'a stanerhfiaa II sneB
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lhai tas paare aphaid lhe ponfy sf
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sasiea 81 tts isaafiaas ar taa 49,
ttaaat ieaistafeFa.
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etrrsilta Hha Tails ID auhaid tns lis
uIiT aud iafieI. I.euileuFe lf his great IA
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y..ps rsopl. Hs,-sa M,-s ar.ys.
Wan social nop
A tu4luuaub IuAsbtiui social ,tuu'
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pup0b mliliuuaiuts Wtu ruutgul ths
paity of smpilp ihg Amelicau people
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

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eump,iltiuu has been suppiaatpl b.
lht gta uf combination Asaasd tapl
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-08

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uaaa ip Nofaisa "a alpittlilw bnH
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ViaN B az gshvsy GA sesoanl
"a tha rssas aiata talE low tsta "a
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-08

Charles Rogers goes this week TO Nash
ua, n. r., TO visit his brother, Leon.
The squirrel hunt came of last Satur-
day as advertised. Bert Durkee secured
the greatest number OF points and the
side OF which he was captain won the con-
test. An oyster supper and promenade
we're given in Camps hall during the
evening which were well attended.
On Monday evening the relatives and
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Goodrich
gathered at their home to give them a
surprise visit, the occasion being the an
niyersary OF Mrs. Goodrich's birthday, as
it was also of Der twin sister, Miss Ada
White, and OF G.. NJ. Blaisdell Games
were played, refreshments served and a
pleasant time enjoyed by all.
In response to sat home" cards sent out
by MIR. and Mrs George I. bearing a
company of one hundred came together
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 9th, to celebrate
with them their silver wedding. Letters
were read from absent friends and an or
iginal poem written by Florence Grow
Proctor, members of the company gave
and music, j. b. Adams pre-
sented some beautiful silverware in behalf
Of the company and Mr.. bearing respond
ed in his usual happy manner. Bountiful
were served and best wishes
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. bearing.