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WOODFORDS.

Lebanon Commandery. No. 1890,
knights of Malta, and Beacon Com
mandery OF Portland. attended special
services Sunday morning at the Clark
Memorial church. The pastor of the
church Rev @. Alex. Terhune, preached
sermon OF interest and value, basin 3
his remarks on the text; "For no man
lIyeth unto himself"
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The Best is Ponds Extract because ii is
the strongest. purest and most uniform article
made. Note bottles with buff wrappers.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE TODAY BY
Geo. w. Brown, SO Exchange st.

One new room house with all modern I'm
one new 10 room house in Coyls Park on
Clifton street
one tenement house years Old. A splendid
Investment.
one new g room house with all modern i'm
seven nus house lots. Fessenden Park. VIII
be sold cheap to close.
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ExrcIiirix's Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that she
has been duly appointed EXeeutrix OF the last
VIII and Testament Of
WILLIAM c. NELSON,
late.ef Portland, in the County of Cumberland
deceased All persons having demands against
the estate of said deceased are desired 70 pre-,
sent the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment imne-
diately. .,,.,,, :, ,.,,,s,,>-
Portland, November Z, 1900.
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MAINSpRIAGs, 75c.

The best American Mainsprings made by
the Elgln and WaltAann companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY. the J.. JeMsler.
Nj nument Square. 1ly20du
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FOR SALK-ffouscs IN Doering for $1,000
~ s2,4OO $4,000 $500. $1,000: also houses In
Portland for e. zoo 10 s5Oo0 Choice building
lots at Oakdale. Fessenden Park, Dcering
Highlands and also choice cottage lots at Otta-
wa PARK (Cnn COitage) Cape Elizabeth. All
kinds Of real estate taken In exchange. Easy
terms. DALTON & CO.. 50 Exchange siresLr
~ ociiGdh
yOR sALE-Those magnificent building lots
IL on Fessenden. Pitt. William and Dart
mouth streets, Oakda c. Perfect electric car
service, sewers, sidewalks and Sebag0; sure 10
advance TO double their present cost: interest
only PER cent; other property taken in ex
change; II Will pay YOU TO investigate. Dali
TON e. CO., % Exchange street. octlsdu
EoR sALE-New six FIAT block on High ST.
II now rentsd for Si400 per year; strictly first
class and suitable for trust lUnds or individual
Investment. Builtln 1899. DALTON & CO.,
80 Exchange street. oci12du
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safe and sure remedy for infants and children
and see that 1t
si ss.i, ls' Of &2zIA@
In Use For over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always bought
SONG.
Ssme is but phantom fair.
Colds but ft for buying;
Love abides without a care,
Coyeting nor signing.
Life's year whose hours o.
Swiftly past recalling;
Soon beneath its wiutry sky
Shows Of age are falling.
Dearer then than fame OF gold
Cometh love oaressing;
Cloriies the humblest fold.
Lies divinest blessing.
Woe that bides with each turn
Yields to Loves appealing;
Poor the souls that dumbly yearn,
Lacking Loves revealing.
Hes the king who holds heart
Close beside him beating,
Feeling Love the better part,
Fame nor gold entreating.
Prank Putnam in National Magazine.
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q. =. Alexander & Co.,
% Exchange 90.
REAL ESTATE.
Telephone 1882.

hoN%oNAWT
FOR sALE-Reai Estate. We buy and sen
real estate or handle on commlsslon ana
Eke entire charge OF properties TOT non-tesl-
dents, paying taxes, collecting rents, etc. We
have been engaged In business in Portland Tor
years. and our financial responsibility y un-
questioned and facilities for prompt attention 70
your wants UNSURPASSED. Correspondence
solicited. G. +. ALEXANDER s. CO., 80 Ex-
change street. Portland. Me. Isl
FOR sALR-we tell you the whole truth and
~ et you do the rest IT'S no news 70 our
gains in real estate in Portland. We want
eeysrybeay to know H.; That nice house sss on ~
Hartly ST.. which we offer for $500, there Us
nothing cheap about IL only the price. q. ~
ALEXANDER s. CO., % Exchange 81 81
For sssAL,E-spselaI bargain, ono S minutes
rooms, all In fne repair, large stable. 1000 u.
land, fruit trees, best trade ever offered. 5000.
q. II. ALEXANDER & CO.. 90 Exchange 81
EoR sALE-Property, committing OF two
congress ~. SIX rents, now rented 70 GOOD
tenants and paying sioso per annnm; We can
\ co, 90 Exchange street. ISL
FOR sALE--story and half house, about 8
n rooms, bebaeo water, large lot 1000 IT,.
fruit trees. located on Munioy Hill. $3.50; $3.50
down. balance rs rent. q. II. ALEXANDER q
CO., eskxchange street. 81
FOR SALE-Brck house Cumberland ST..
one family 10 rooms, bath, furnace, set
tubs. good for investment or home. q. II.
ALEXANDER & CO., IS Exchange St. 23-i
EoR SALE-Iwo family house, stable and
large lot, central part OF city. $4,000 q. f..
ALEXANDRA & Co. 90 Exchange 81. 81
FOR sALE-Two family house, II rooms and
= bath. central part OF city, $1,000. G. Y.
ALEXANDER & CO., % Exchange 81 21i
FOR sALE-on wlus'ow ST., 21.2 story
house. two families, IA rooms, baths, lot
about 30 loo, good property. G. Il. ALEX
AMBER 8 Co, 90 Exchlnge street. 81
nor sALE-Cs ntral part Of city, brick house.
French roof. IA rocms. 2 baths furnace
heat, for two families. good solid properly. O..
FOR sALE--Fiue residence. located western
Il part of city. near Promenade, 2 ~ story
brick house, slated roof, eleTen rooms aud
wood floors, double Windows and screens,
steam heal price $1,000. G.. +. ALEXANDER
= Co, o3 Exchange st. 23l
FOR SALE Elegant residence, Cumberland
= ST.. West End, II rooms. bath and pantry.
laundry and combination heater. LARGE lot, 20 X
los IT,, $4,000. q. +. ALEXANDER & CO.. %
Exchange street. Isl
EOR sALE-Fine residence at the West End,
located on corner of two of the best streets.
VIII be sold at a great bargain. g. II. ALEX
AMBER & CO., 80 Exchange street. 251
NOR SALE-The best general store and trade
u the states good opening for live man
TO make money. Owner has other business.
Liberal terms will be made to right party. For
particulars apply to G. Il. ALEXANDER & CO,
20 Exchange street. 231
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WANTED.
Forty words Inserted under this head
ono week for rs cents, cash ina advance.

VEANTED-Party with small capital TO Join in
w business enterprise that win prove 10 be
a perfect bonanza 10 the investors. Can or adj
dress ROOM ., 235 10 Middle St, Portland, Me.
23I
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WIT AND WISDOM.
lmportant 70 Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle Of cAsToRTA,
a safe and sure remedy for infants and children
and see that Il
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OAKDALE lots.
Fessendeu, Pitt, William and
Dartmouth SITS.
Dalton &c CO.,
SO EXCHANGE ST.
nOyeodu

MORTGAGES NEG0TIATED-we have
WI funds to invest in first mortgages on
Portland property at and per cent. Owners
of real estate having mortgages maturing can
obtain liberal loans by applying at Real Estate
ONCE, First National Bank. FREDERICK $.
VAIL. Real Estate. gil
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MAINSPRINGS 75c.

uLT0NS SURE CURE for asthma will cure
h tbs most stubborn cases. Call or address
THEARA HILTON, Druggist, 129 Congress
St. Portland, Me. noY74
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A y experienced clerk would like position
"A in wholesale or retail grocery store can
furnish best of references and command some
trade. Address GROCER, Press Office. 2l-1
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash in advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
F. 0. BAILEY
Carriage Co..
OPP. POSTOFFiCE.
HORSE
BIa n ketS
At Popular Prices.

STABLE USE.
Canvas, "a wool lined, two surcingles,
sIoO
Fancy Plaid Burlap, full wool lined. two
sureingles. sL5o
Brown Canvas. full wool lined, bias
girth surcingles, S2'2o
Imitation Baker, almost as good. $500
ROAD and CARRIAGE USE.
Choice Patterns.
Fancy Plaids, lbs, si.'o
g 200
all wool, $50 to 500
Fawn Blankets. I lbs, LILO to 100
Plush Robes, lbs to lo.eO
Fur 600 to $500
noy24d3t
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ITO LET-Furnished room with excellent ia
bic board; sunny front room; hot water
heat, bath. gas, near corner PARK and Congress
streets and electrics. No. CONGRESS-
PARK. novi3dtf
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FOR SA LEI Elegant residence, Cumberland
= ST. West End, II rooms. bath and pantry.
laundry and combination heater. large lot, 20 X
i05 IT,, $4,000. G. r. ALEXANDER & Co. %
Exchange street. 291
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no LET-A first class upper rent of eight
rooms gnd bath, with hot water boiler and
modern conyeniences, large yard and sun all
day. at 1853 Cumberland St Apply to True
Bros, 394 Fore st. novS-u
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

VYTANTED-Position by registered druggist
w as day or night clerk, viii go any where
In State. Address CINCHONA, Press ONCE.
Portland, Me. Z21
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In Use For over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18
HousING TILE pEaPIE.

One of the most marked features of
the political parties in England is the
readiness of all, even the Conservative,
to commit themselves to the obligation
of government to concern itself directly
In the better housing of the poor and the
In many other kindred directions, involv-
ing, as 1t would appear to the average
American, the assumption by the govern
ment of duties which do not lie within it's
legitimate sphere, Great Britain has adj
vanced to some considerable distance in
directions Ia which American public men
have not thought themselves called on
to advise any action whatever.
1t Is true, of course. that the conditions
Of life of the poorer people of English
cities are generally regarded as being
among us. The skilled workman In Amer
lea has generally been able to secure for
himself such conditions surrounding his
home as would be regarded in such city
as bOnQOn DIS representing All approach
to the luxurious. But the sanitary sur
roundings of the American workingman 3
home, in such cities as New York, at
least until quite recently, have not been
such as to give either him or society
much cause of boastfulness
While efforts have been made In New
York especially to put an end to the
most frightfur of the dens Of disease oc-
cupied for human residence by the very
poor and auasi-outcast members Of So
ciety, nothing has been done or attempt
ed by the state for the general improve
ment of tenement residences save in the
establishment of the requirement that all
future buildings shall enbody certain
fundamentals to decent sanitation. Moth
ing indeed save the progress of the age
in the direction Of q demand for I'M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18
PROF. MIyART,s SECESSION

All friends Of the Christian religion
will learn with regret of the occa-
sion of disagreement which has arisen
between the eminent English scientist,
Sir George Mtvart. and the Catholic
church, of which he is, or has been until
lately, member in full communion.
The immediate occasion of the dis
agreement in question so far as it is I'M
derstood, lies In the refusal of Prof. MI
vart to comply with the requirement said
to have been established by Cardinal
Vaughan. that he sign profession OF
faith in all the dogmas Of the church
as divinely true and incapable Of change
and, Furthermore. that he specifically con-
denim and revoke all his recent utter
ances which called in question the In
errancy Of the Bible. The penalty at
tached to this refusal Is the exclusion
of Mivart from the sacraments of the
church.
Prof Mivart is convert to Catholicity.
Throughout his entire career as a stu
dent of science he has maintained the In
eWancy Of the Bible and the divine origin
) Of the dogmas Of the church. He has
been thorn In the side Of his scientific
brethren by reason of his strenuous adj
herence to the view that there was
nothing whatever In the discoveries OIL
science which was not In every way
;IoII NTH fho fno cF n
church. His recent secession from this
position is unexpected and unfortunate.
He still advances the claim, which seems
on it's face rather q strange one on tho
guide In matters of religious belief, that
he is still loyal Catholic, answering
in his devotion to the fundamental princi-
pies of the church. This he couples
with the declaration that his scientific
investigations have convinced him that
certain dogmas of the church are more
or less erroneous.
.sWhen the question: says Prof. Mi
vart, sis a purely Intellectual one OF the
utmost simplicity. or like proposition
of Euclid, then I do not believe In the
FEASIBILITY of emotional deception The
falsehood of the historical narration
about Babel Is a certainty practically as
great as that of the equality OF the
angles at the base of an isosceles tri-
ANGLE Doubtless Prof Mivart accepts
the directions of his conscience and his
intelligence as his guides in the conclu-
sions he reaches But when these con.
illusions are stated by the highest aus
thority of the church to be erroneous, it
is idle for him to claim as he does. that
he is still a Catholic He cannot be.
Indeed, his own statement made in sus>
tainment of his position shows how ut
terly inconsistent he Is in this direction
He saws, for instance In addition, that
"a vast and impossible abyss yawns be-
tween Catholic dogma and science, and
no man with ordinary knowledge can
henceforth join the communion of the
Roman Catholic church If he correctly
understands what fits principles and its
teachings really are, unless they are rad
4caliy changed. :" Nor. Indeed. can such
man belong, If we understand PROF
Mivart's conclusions, to any other branch
Of the Christian religion. There Is, Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18


course. no possibility worth considering
of the church changing its views as to
the divine origin OF thu Bible. When
DR.. Mivart chooses to declare those teach
ings as false, he puts himself ipse faeto
outside of the pale Of the church.
1t is simply the old question over again
Of the reconcilability Of the discoveries of
science with the accepted teachings Of
religion. DR.. Mivart, since his brochure
on Happiness in HELL has stood close
to the line which divides the votary Of
science and thess faithful child of the
church That he's has @now passed over
that line seems quite certain. What
ever his future course may be with refer
ence to the teachings sof the church ana
the claims Of science he must henceforth
relinauish all claim to being In con1>
smunion with the Catholic faith.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18
THE LIAR OF THE LINKS.

I have been from Maine to Denver and
from Denver to the coast.
And I've met with many liars great ana
rye listened to New England brag and
Minnesota boast, -.
And the widest Western whopper Oh
But 1 want to go on record that it is my
That for quality that never fades nor
The unerowned King Of Liars. the Gen
Is the glib and gifted Liar of the Links
The old familiar Hes of mighty deeds with
rod and gun, ,.,u
The trick that caught the trout or Kill
ed the moose, ..,,.
Are simply brainleSs bubbles Wheh this
most accomplished son
OF Ananfas once gets fairly loose,
He win tell you how in driving from the
sona A thirty minutes after set Of sun.
His ball slipped thro' the Dark upon
slippery elm tree.
Then carromed from q brancn ana hoi-
ed In one
He will tell you how In lofting once his
ball went up so high.
1t took at least three minutes 10 come
And how he won by twenty holes. and
didn't have to try
Against the celebrated slaSher brown
He will also tell Of bunkers high as any
mountain peak
Oyer which he's sent his ball with dead
ly aim, -.
And with manner bold and ''brassy' he
will lie about the cleek
With which ne won the championship
game.
He will tell about the blindfoid game he
played a year ago., +.
When he made his famous round IN
dfty-three: =.
He will tell how he's defeated all the best
this land can show.
And many famous chaps across tho sea.
In short, with all respect to other mars
here and there,
For versatile mendacity,. metnihks
He stands alone, unparalleled and quite
beyond compare,
This monumental liar OF the LINKS.
e c. Walcot.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

proved surroundings HAS opeidlSu Al
American cities to bring about such con-
dttions as to healthfulness and comfort
In the homes of the people as current en-
lightenment might deem essential. Pri-
vate effort has made but little progress.
And what progress has been made has
been in certain special directions, and
with reference to special and necessarily
limited classes Of population
Here we are wholly behind European
citiea. Both the state and the Individual
In such cities as Edinburgh, Glasgow
and Birmingham seem fully alive to the
needs Of humanity in these directions,
while we plod along content to take things
as they are, and to let the individual
depend upon his own financial resources
and his understanding of his needs and
rights for recognition Of what he believes
to be necessary We all know more or
LESS of the wonderful progress which has
been made in British cities like those
lie franchises and utilities for the gain
and the comfort Of all the people. But
the spirit which has evoked such mani
festations of an enlightened interest in
the peoples welfare on the part of public
authority does not show itself among US,
and probably wilt not for many years to
come
Neither private nor public enterprise
among us has given much thought to
subjects such as the tenements and the
pleasure resorts of the people. In Man
chester and London, as well as In the
other cities named, the movement for
improved homes has advanced so fast
that the buildings erected for the benefit
Of the very poor among the people have
been taken possession Of by the better
class of working people, so desirable have
they seemed In point Of healthfulness and
cheapness, SO that it has become neces-
sary to begin the work over again for
whose interest the original undertakings
were designed. Many Of such movements.
look forward, furthermore, to providing
the poor with well-cooked and healthfuf
buildings are In every case heated by
steam and lighted by electricity, and are
SO arranged as to provide Fairgrounds
and other accommodations for the chill
dren. and exceptional facilities for i'm
proved household arrangements on the
part of the tenants.
grounds 1t Is to be noted that the diff
culties In the way In the crowded dis
tricts are necessitating much attention
being directed toward cheap and rapid
transit for workingmen to suburban dis
tricts, where model buildings are being
constructed TO meet the constantly grow
ing demands The cooperative plan Is in
active operation, and every device known
to skilled humanitarians is being exhaust
ed in order to produce such conditions
attending the daily lives Of poor and In
dustrious people as would, as late as
twenty-five years ago, have been regard
ed as luxurious.
Americans who read of such movements
naturally wonder in mild kind of way
when it will come about, If ever, that
either the individual or the state will
give itself any active concern In subjects
which. up to the present, seem SO entirely.
foreign to our activities
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

ST. Peter Journal: While the subsidy
bill to promote the building UP Of an
American merchant marine Is being dis
cussed all over the country, James J.
Hill, of the Great Northern road, IS
quietly at work building one up. We
venture tina prophecy that future his
torians will credit J. ]. Hill where he be-
longs-one of the greatest men of the
Northwest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

Nearly 100000 valentines passed through
the Chicago pestoffice this year, and yet
Chicago has been called city with no
sentiment above eerned beef.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

DR.. Deckert. the famous German geog-
rapher. has delivered lecture upon 1.-THE
United States as a World Power" The
Journal is expected to take early action.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

Germany and England having exchang-
ed the notifications of the Samoan treaty,
the Samoans are to consider themselves
officially happy and contented.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

Gen. Roberts may not approve of car
rying war into Africa, but he has no OBJ
lection to transporting a little of It over
into the Orange Free State.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

The Republican idea Of Mr.. Roosevelt's
declination to run for vice president is
that after all there are others.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

If 1T is true that Aguinaldo was pris-
oner for four days and was allowed to es-
cape, Gen. Otis will probably lose enough
hair before he Is through pulling 1t out to
stuff a souvenir pillow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

Mr.. Peck is going to be quite a factor
at the Paris exposition. but he should
remember that after all it takes several
of him to make a bushel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

legal holidays are advised to shun Feb
luary as time for advent into this
world.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURES.

washington time q p m. st. Paul..
Below zero.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18

Future statesmen desiring to be hon
ored by having their birthdays made;
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ed the ratifications of the Samoan treaty,
the Samoans are to consider themselves
officially happy and contented.
Nearly 200,000 valentines passed through
the Chicago postoffice this year, and yet
Chicago has been called a city with no
sentiment above eerned beef.
Gen. Roberts may not approve of car
rying war into Africa, but he has no OBJ
lection to transporting a little of 1t over
into the Orange Free State.
Mr.. Peck is going to be quite a factor
at the Paris exposition. but he should
remember that after all it takes several
of him to make bushel.
The case of Kentucky goes to show that
white the pen may be mightier than the
sword the injunction can give them both
points.
The next time he enjoys a siege Mr..
Rhodes wants it understood that he will
view it from the front and not from the
wings.
has not been enJoined in some court or
other, undue discrimination has been
shown.
Missouri boys, who stole steam engine
and carried 1t away. have relegated the
old joke of the red hot stove to the
rear.
Ex-President Harrison had to go clear
to Paris to find that there are several
ways to gid gold brick.
An exchange calls attention TO a man
stabbed in the saloon" Possibly an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
For a something that never was Mr..
Anson's projected baseball league caused
considerable commotion.
BALLOON--For sale. cheap. one balloon.
Cali upon or address Cecil Rhodes. KIM
berley. South Africa.
Gen. Otis pleads in his own behalf that
he went to the Philippines to wage war.
not to play tag.
Flat rents. 1t Is announced at chicago,
are to go UP. but the ceilings will remain
as low as ever.
The essential fact which Mr.. Carnegie
recognizes in Mr.. Tricks bill Is that 1t is
for s21 .OO0.Ooo.
Horse trades at Kimberley are no long
er upon beefsteak basis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-18
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota-Fair, with rising tempera-
ture Sunday and Monday; variable
winds.
Iowa--Fair, with rising temperature
Sunday and Monday; variable winds.
Wisconsln-Fair, with rising tempera-
ture Sunday and Monday; variable winds.
North Dakota-Fair and warmer sun
variable winds
South Dakota-Fair and warmer Sun,
day; partly cloudy and warmer Monday;
variable winds.
NIontana-Fair and warmer Sunday:
cloudy Monday: winds shifting to south
erly.
ST. PAUL.
Yesterdays observations, taken by the
United States weather bureau, st. Paul,
P. F: Lyons observer, for the twenty
four hours ended at O'Clock last night.
barometer corrected for temperature