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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-09-20
6 bin a.
g5ictoria, g. G., 10. Sept.

gictorio, g. 6, 49, Sept.
@m %. @uguIt Ttiir3ten in Spng>
tonq zine 9tn3obl 6duier Elm, ipobur6
AZ Meni6en um's 2cbcn tomen
2onoon 10. Sept.
2(us S6anQ6ni piro Der Shines ges
meIoet, boB Gifungti6ang uno Der
@i3et0nig 2iu Sun gi ben Safer um
i6re @ntlaiIung gebetcn 6aben. 81
giebt nl8 @runb ieinen i4lebten @er
Tunb6eits5uItanb an. Gr DiinI6t in
Sbun9hai 3u leben.
Nus beuti6er 9uelle nirb 6eri6tet.
baB Der 0ouoerneur BON S6antung
bic 3uriid3iebune oler ouBerbalb Des
pa6tgebietes bon &iautihau ItebenOen
oeutIdhen 3ruppen perlan1t bat. Dem
oeutId1en 9eianoten in Qeting 1T bic
ie Torberung oes Gouperneurs 3ur
GntIdeioung Oorgelegt
Deutihe unb jopdniide Sdnoels9es
Ieqi6uften noIen aui rem Sung
SirazSee, bem gr0bten Zee Gbinns,
6anoel treiben.
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Sap0n. a a
gictorio, 9. 6, 10. Gept.

Der ,ao6e Serdlo ma0et, bdb bds
japanii9e Wliniiterium ij4 nit bem
glane bei6GFti9e, japaniite Bombs i'm
Uertbe bon 50,000,000 Zen in Qlmes
rita unter3ubringen.
Sn 6ongtong uno &obe erf9sinenoe
3eitungtn, Die bier nit BEN Dampitr
.GmpreB Of Snbia" cinlstroffen ilno,
brn1en lore, geri6tc lber ocs 81
iheinen elmer Sceihlon1c n Der dine
Iii6en auIte. Der geyitt 1T untsr.
sci6e' pon alien Siii1iereH beg dine.
iii6en Dompiers .qudliting", o.n
bcioen 2ootien unb IA Uotroiea, unr
In benz omtli6en gCyi4te mitgettit,
Cas Seeun9cbeuel tDurb, 1uf ber95b;
ner SnieI Gbuf Gbac, p 81. n. 81,
unb 113 Or. .. g., 9cie6n, Is fpay
&C 30 5ub long uno ititn ] sui
i'm 3urtmtiIer 3u tdber Gs purbf
cine Sig hin9si1nct, oo T1ier ~ t6t.
zen unb es fpuroe nisDsyhoIt nit BEN
Yoc haien ge.roffen. Ea i4lug rlt
BEN Sccta unb toufte ueBt unter.
gofobamo, -. Gept.
Der Tlorquis Sto trat beuts Elm,
dusgsoebnte Reiis mad ben Der. Sidds
ten uno eurppa an.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-09-20

IS. 0erpruG BON Der Terorm1r1en Orels
einigteits Stride ipirb einen ioeiteren
Nb19nitt perIeIen. Die 9ei6enreDe
pirb BON benz Seeliorger bes 9abins
eei9iebenen, Or. 6. 6. Man9eiter,
eeboIten fperben. Sin Quartett iptrb
bos 2ieb Beautiful SsIe Of Somez
nbere" unb Elm anberes Auartett
pirb r2eab ttnbGn 2igbt" portraaen.
GonfoItbati a n.
Glenelano, o., 19. Sept.
Die r@lgin, Nurora &c Sputbern
Sraction So" purbe beuts 1ier nit Ell
mem 9(tienz9erm0oen BON 100000
oeoriinoet. Oas neue llnternebmen
umfaBt Die @lein Gpuntn, Carpenters
pille unb 9lurpra 8abn, bic Nurpra,
0orfpiQe &c Morris 8o6n unb bic
idmmtli6en 2inien uatb 8eleu6tun9ss
onlagen in @lgin, Sn., unb aurord.
gdubmprb
Cincinnati, g., 10. Sept.
en- Sputb @dte, elmer tleinen Srtz
T6aFt BEL Nepport, &p., tpurbe 9. 8,
Badger, Der 8u9balter Der &obert
Glart 9ubliIhing So. in Cincinnati
ppn einem farbi9en 8anbiten eri4of=
fen. Srau 8aoeer, bic aus bemS9lafe
oepedt mar unb ibrem 8utten 5uSilfe
ellen polIte, ipurbe BON bem llnbolb in
ben giden 9eI9oFen. Die &ugel mar
aus 10 fur5er Gntfernung ubgei4piIen
porben, oab Die &leiber Der Srai
9euer fingen. Die 8erpunoung III
nibt lebensgefdbrIi6. Der Morobube
enttdn.
Streitna9 9rth ten.
Son 8ernoroino, Gal, 19. Sept.
Die gBertItGtten Der Santa Sc
8a6ngeIeuf6aft iinb tpieoer Der
S6auplab zines Streits. 9fae 2tr@
better Der &efelI9miebs legten Die
2lrbett nteber, nm bic getriebsleitung
CUR 8ieberaniteGlung 5tpeier 2eute II
aningen, Die BON bem @ertmeiI r
2d0e entlai1en porben iino. gs 1T
niht unpabri9einlidb, ouB ii6 Der
Streit audi auf ambere 8etriebs5peige
ousbebnt.
8oiieriprenger.
@iooming 4roirie, Wfinn., 10. Sept.
Ger SuIicnid,ronf oes @arf &c
EbGftes BON 5. 6. 9rainorb uno 50.
n.lroe in Der periloiienen 9tadt bon
ginbre1ern geiprengt. Zen @unoi.
ten fielcn $4,000 bis $4,000 in ban.
rem @cIoc in oic S0Gnoc. &on ben
Gieben bat man feline Spur.
4frtto.
2on6on IS Sept
Die biefieen 3eitangen laffen Fd
aus pretor,a iotgtnoen 5roiiberi4i
ienoen: Ginige 8eamte Der gurens
Regierung (?) boHen, oaB BEL Del
Sit9ener'fdj 9rotlamution. na9oen
iie bts gum Salubtermin (0en Is. b.
a1erbinas feline GrToIge ge3eiti9t bat.
bod i4ltebli9 nod ettpas berou5.
i6auen perbe. 8iele guren Ieien non
ben SelegrapbenIinien gu nett entfernt,
man otrfe besbalb fiiQIi9 erit rad
einiger })eit etipos bon ilnen gu bDren
betommen.
Sc OerIoute aud, Bag bic gurln
Ibli.Bh9 beabii6tigten mad 9eutid
SiiOtOeit 2tfrita gu ge6.r, no ibnsn
Der oeutihe gpriul 9ano fir a Ben:t
ben Q4er ange6otsn tabe. D.n guren
eefolle dber ni9t, tcB jie 3fusi SABRE
i'm !6eere oienen unD lire ainbsi
oeutih Iernen ioIten. Sine Qu3u6i
8uren in ,Sobannesturg babs bei be,
ameritanii4en Reqierung augeitagi,
rnter peI9sn geo,ngun9.n tie in o:n
9ereini9ten S;qotsn gono ev2crb.n
tDnnttn.
Gapiio5f 70 5cpt
sn Der 6eooritebenoen Ql6l fix tos
purlament BON gdtal Ipis,t Die Jrd9c
Der QufrehterbaItung oss bishsris,n
3olDerodltuiiies nit ber &abtclc1ie
cine groBs Role. 9i:Ie 9didlsr r5iins
ihen einen 3onotrsin nit Der btiotn
ggrsritootsn anb Rboceiia. 1as ges
gsnipdrtige gsrbdliniB nit oer Sdp'
tpIonis tommt ben SFormern suauts.
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bien.
2onoon, 10. Set

NpltDplL L. ONfA'
Der ,Simes" piro aug Simla ae.
meloet, baB es beim peipar 8otul
YaFe, am oberen @nbe bes &urdm.
tbales. 5pii9en afsbanilhen Sruppeu
unb bem Stumme Der Sargis gum
Sample getommen lei. @inige 9uH'
bert Der lebteren bdtt,n Die 6rittIde
Grense iiberi9ritten unb iih auf einem
6iqel gelaaert. Die 3ruppen pea
Gmirs bGtten ebenfdlIs bic britii9e
Gjren3e iiberi4ritten unO bic Sargts
iiberfdllen uno perfplgt Die britis
i6en 8e60rben pornten bic Qf9banen
Dor Der 0ieberbolung Der 9renaper'
leBung
Bon ben phiIipptnen.
WtoniIo, t8 September.
Der General Sugbes bat Die 2tgens
ten Der 6irmen Smith &c Bel uno
Warner &c Barnes BON Der Sniel Sas
mara ausgepieIen, neil iie ben Sns
IurQenten in Wlanila ba6.lr6 t6dtige
6ulfe teiIteten, DAB lie 6anf uno anoe>
re Yrooutte BON ibnen tauften uno tie
0dbur6 in ben StdnD iebten, Die
Standardization fprtalIeben Der bris
tiihe Gonirl criuhtc oen General
Gboiicc. nen Nefebl 81 lui'
0crrlict, mas oicicr ober 81
tbun iid mcigerte. Ter
1pulut mante f4 ounn duf ben QBeg
na6 Samard, um iic6 peri0nli6 BON
oen 96atIa6eu gu iiber3eugen. Der
General 6uniton liegt i'm 9oipitdI an
9(ppenoicitis OarnieDer uno ipiro
tpa6rTacinli4 operirt nerben. 9tguis
ndl0o bat Dem GibilsGouOerneur 3aft
unb osm GeneraI Gbaffee 9riefe 3uges
fdnDt, in fpel6en er mil Der gdn5en
ameritaniI6en Naiion ben 5po tes
grdliocnten W}c&inleb beOauert. Der
General 6bdffee niro cine Gmpfebs
lung einreicben, iponad BEN 9ieutez
nant 6a33aro bonn 3. GdpalleriesRegis
ment tpeqen Oer BON ibm beipertitelligs
ten Geiungennbme bes DeferteIrs
6opdrb, pobsi er auBsroroentliae
9ra0our 3urS9au getragen ba6en ipl,
cine Gbrens Wleoaille perliehen tperoe.
@etbeertuno gefeoert.
Suntington, Sno., 18. Sept.
@eTtern Q(beno puroe bon elmer
8oItsmenge Der CUR gereinigter Sris
Der Sette geborenoe Paitor Soiepq u.
BilOman getbeert uno 9eieoert uno
ounn laufen gelaiIen.
QBilomann bate am Sonntoggtbenb
elmer Setberiammlung in elmer Der bies
iigen9ir9sn beigeipohnt unb iuar ndbs
rcn6 oerieIben uuigeitanbeu una bate
folgenoes ssiugt sd glcaDe Cs iino
beute mebr 2iigen BON Der San5el aes
fagt lporOen dIs ie 3uppr. SD luFe
5errn Wcainlep alle G9ren pioerIu5s
rem bic G oeroient, lber er ipar 81
Geb3eiten ni6ts uIs Gin poIitiIcbe Dee
moQoge"
0sIe 0orte erregten einm ioIhe1
ltnpinen, baB Gre Tn3obt Der Vine
tpeIsrhen sic airbe oerIisbsn. Die
Gntriifunq itsi9e::e Iih onl folqsncen
Sdge unb iiiGrt, iblieph1 CUR Qolfss
mi,iJ.
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u MIIerei.
9}etn 9lnrf. 19. Sent

9telU SJOrI, 10. Sepl.
Der einitige &ammerbiener unb Sez
tretGr bes MtllionGrs 0illiam Wearfb
Rice, CHARLES s. Spnes, ipel9er einqez
itunben bat. ben MiIIiondr pereiftet gu
6aben, ma6te Iebts Nu6t i'm @efGnqz
nib stpei SeIbitmorbperiu9e. 3uerft
perfudte er ii6 mifteIIt CLASSIFICATION
Die 9dlsobern hur63ui3neiben, unb
aIs bies miBlanq, ftedte er Ieinen &opf
8pifben Die Stdbe ieirer eiTernen
8ettiteIe unb lieB ieinsn 8Drper ouF
ben 8pben fallen, in Der 6offnung, auf
bieie @eife iein @enid gu bre6en.
getoe 8eriu6e purben dber bur6 BEN
Die @a9e 9a6enben POli3iiten perei=
ielt.
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afiIism
9fio oe SSoneiro. 19. Sept.

VI" VN ONFFtNttVf To ~NPI'
Der braiiIianii4e @bgeorOnete 9fu.
quito Sepero reiit beute na9 paria
ab, um Den Probefabrtsn bes BON ibm
erfunoenen ,entboren 2uftbaQpns 60
Bo5 bet5upo6nen. @r behauptet BAG
problem Der Qentbarfeit politGnbio
nno ii9er gelDTt gu baben pnb mill iiG
um be- 0eutf4 preis BON $4,000
befperben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-09-20

4ue tuo pon Der ytnsIt9tett :iner Jos
berdtipn iiber3eugt.
(0aB Die enelif9en 3eiturqen
ni9ts ais ioI6e Observation-Disclosures
gu mslben piFen, lit Elm 3ei6en, buB
Der Senior es.einmol pieber fir nptbs
lpenbig bdIt, Die ben 9riten unonge=
nebms @obrbeit 5uriidauhuIten. ..
R.l
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gHrtNt
GonitantinopcI IS Scpt

Die jiingiien armsnii6.u llnru6tu
in uno Bel RuI6 uno gr3erun baben
oem tiirtii4sn Jtiniiitrium 2lnlaB 30
sinem Runoi6reiben gegeben, n BEN
bic 2lugeb0rigen Der osrIaleo'nen
Pationdlltdten uno aonieiiionen 3it
Rube ermobnt psroeu. llnruben iollen
obne 9lnruiung oes geiitunses osr Be
pobner oer Qanoesibsile. in peI4r
bic llnruben portommsn, ioiort untsr'
orudt psrbn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-09-20

ssSn Der beSoritebenoen Tlhl iiir cos
parIdment BON gdtaI ipiest Die Jro9e
Der QufrehterbaItung oes bisheri5,n
SoIlDer90ltuiiies nit ber &abtclc1ie
eine groBs Roqe. 8isIe Rdidler r9iins
ihen einen 3o1otrein nit oer btiotn
gursritaoten aub Rboosiia. Ias ges
gsnpdrtise gsrbdliniB nit osr Rap
tplonie tommt ben SFormern Suauts.
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9 E q len.
griiiicl 10. Sept.

Soeben nuroe bic @eiCbgss s8orld3t
oer0ffentli6t, neI4e bic YeriDaltura
oes aongotaates regelt, iobalo oer'
Ielbe BON 9elgien unnettirt iein mir
3en a0nioe 1T in Dem Gntuurfe ems
beinabe unbeI6rGntte W}aAtbeiugnit
oerliebcn, bic pebsr burh eirsr bera
i6enben G0rper ober sin pdriamehi
bsi6rGntt 1T. Die g.ietgebente o.
malt niro 0ur6 BEN a6nig au5gtiib
oer 9onig entI9.ioet in Uiilitdrs unt
9ernoltungsia8en, III Der Re4tspieg,
unp gei.euerunq.
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M c 6 inlep's 8esrdbniB. s.
Canton, o., 10. Sept.
4 llhr gla9mittaas.

Seute Ia9mittae 1.30 llbr fano oas
8e9rdbniB bes Mdrtprer: Brdiioenten
@c&iulep itutt. 9tie 5uuOr bat bas
fleine Canton iol9e 8Olfsmensen 9es
ieben @s l6ien als Oh bas san5e
@Olf aniueienb iei, nm ieinem geliebten
Sooten Die leBten @bren 81 erfuetlen.
Gin srOBurtiser 3us, an iuelfem oiele
Wtitslieber bet g. u. ST., bic gtationals
sarbe bes Staates ObiO, Gbtbeilun9en
resulGrer Sruppen aller @attunsen, 2os
gen unb nnbere S~saniiatiOnen, 8ertres
ter BON S1anbelspe, risunsen bes 9an'
oes, @puperneure Der einSelnen Staaten
bes 9anbes nit ibren gtdben, Mitslies
Der oes Senates unb bes &eprdlentans
tenbauies, 8rdi iibent &Uoieoelt uno Die
Mlitelieber bes Cabinets tbeilnabmen
fulgte benz Sarge na6 bem 8eitlapn
Srieoboie, mo bic 9ei6e neben ben iterbs
liden &eIten ber beiben &inber oes Sers
itOrbenen, ipelde pOr Sabren oiele @roe
perlaiien baben, beieelebt ipurbe.
Scenen ponseitern.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
CITY NE 30 8 .

The I.uella Rebelah lodge will give
card party at Central hall on the evening
of Oct. 80.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence
society will meet this afternoon in Cretin
hall at o'clock.
Prosperity Grove and Woodmen circle
will give It's annual ball Tuesday even
ing in Central hall
The Assumption Social society will give
its first card party of the season We'd
nesday evening at Assumption hall
The Retail Grocery Clerks union Will
Pive its secod annual bal. at Central
hail. Sixth and Seventh streets, tomorrow
evening.
Dayton Bluff Lodge No. sc, I. o. o. F.,
Will gil" prize masquerade ball Tues
day evening at their nall. corner East
SeVerthand Reaney strzts
County Treasurer Metzdorf Yesterday
turned over to City Treasurer Bremen
$4,000, a partial settlement of the .citv,s
share of the October collection.
Harmonic Lodge No. As, Sons of Her.
man, had a pleasant dance last night in
Federation hall. The music was furnish
ed by the Standard band and orchestra.
DIR. Burton will lecture on 'sThe Mod
ern Drama" at the Park Congregational
church tomorrow evening, illustrating
his points with quotations from Sweet
Lavender
1.-The funeral Of Fred D. Sargent, whose
sudden death at the Grand opera house
has been noted, will take place from the
family residence, S25 Dayton avenue, TO-
morrow Afternoon at o'clock.
Henry c. Vaughn, aged thirty-seven
years, died at the family residence, III
Sycamore street, yesterday. The funera!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
will take place from the Pilgrim Baptisl
church tomorrow at 2:3G O'Clock.

will take place from the Pilgrim Baptist
church tomorrow at 2:3G o'clock
Members of the ST. Paul Y. M. c. A.
will assemble at the assication rooms at
2:3O o clock this afternoon to attend the
memorial services for the late Isaac c.
Seeley, to be held at the Minneapolis Y.
NJ. c. A. rooms.
A Mr. O'Connor, living at 226 East
Tenth street, slipped and fell on the stone
walk on Sibley street. between Eighth
and Ninth streets, last evening He was
slightly stunned, and was taken to his
nome two blocks away, in carriage
The Primary Sunday School union met
Yesterday afternoon at the House of
Hope Presbyterian church Mrs. M. A.
Waite explained the Sunday lesson Mrs.
j. H. Randall gave the normal lesson.
and Rev. Huston Taylor delivered an in
formal address.
Rev e. Fl. Huntley, pastor of the Sew
enth Day Advent Church of ST. paul.
has stated that a branch of the Battle
Creek sanftarium, at Battle Creek. Mich
VIII be established in st. Paul shortly.
DR.. j. H. kellogg, of the institution, has
been making thorough Investigation
and the project is an assured fact.
Attorney General Douglas has deter
mined upon some changes which he desires
to make in the application il tile quo
Warranto Proceedings against the state
t3itri Of control, On the rarg Of the nor
mai board Therefore IN APPLICATION wa c
not hid yesterGay,. as " as intended. but
VIII :'e tifc in the SUI ene court Mon
day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
Ladies apparel Hints Of new goods and unusual values

27-fnch coats too sevceable and sensible not to
many friends We showing variety them.
line at 1880 up of fins Jerseys lined
SINNERS They good values the price
Leadership the selling of good substantial, stylish
rested with this store for several
this fall and is safe say have sold
price than all other together Minneapolis ladies have
mosbsa of this department. proving conclusveiy
this Northwests avonte Over 100
the 20 90 line tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27

Silk and cloth skirts shown in the latest approved
styles The line of black aea skirts very large and offers
something for fancy Those selling at $50 are
the seasons best bargains They absolutely correct in style
and are perfectly finished Cloth skirts shades invite
attention tomorrow.
Silk and flannel waists. many of them in exclusive
styles shown They neatly made we guarantee
perfect fit OF course In flannel waists the ZOO
are particularly good large shipment having
yesterday
The latest in fur boas. scarfs and mufs now here
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
COURTS RETURN TO PEKIN.
Chinese Will Try to Make 1t as the
Triumph of COnqueror.

VICTORIA, B. c.. Oct. 2e.-Chinese pa
pers received today by the steamer Olyrn-.
pia say that everything is being done to
make no is the return 4of the court to Pekin
as much like a triurnphal re-entry as pos
sible so as to lead the people to believe
that instead of being defeated, the Cai-
reese troops won a victory. The heads of
military in all districts have been ordered
TO make correct report of the strength
of the army. the number of men and guns
and amount of ammunition in their re-
spect1ve districts. The circular is very
particular to state that the reports must
be correct, as upon the correctness OF
them the success of a great enterprise
depends. What this enterprise is the PSI
pers are guessing. In some of the dis
tricts a deficiency has been found in the
army stores and an inVestiga ton is to be
held.
"A band of Triads attacked the German
church at Hi Mingo in Southern China
and destroyed it. The missionaries es-
capped and reached Canton after mica
suffering. The rebels afterwards attack
ed the village and killed a hundred OF the
villagers. Gen WI sent forces TO sup
press the rebellion and killed 200 and cap
tursd $50, who We're beheaded.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
400
so
$50
. 28c

ed during the year maxine total Of
9,4o0 of which $500 are living
A letter of regret was received from
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant, who said said that
she was confined to her room, and there
fore unable to attend
Ofhcers We're chosen as follows: Presi-
dent, Congressman Theodore 70. Burton.
Of Cleveland, Ohio; vice presidents, Ralph
M. Grant, East Windsor, Conn, Eugene
J.. Grant, Brooklyn; Hezekiah X. Grant
Ph1liippsburg, Pa; Capt. Robert T.
Grant, Washington, D. c.; secretary and
treasurer, Frank Grant, Westfeld, Mass. !;
recorder Rev. Arthur H. Grant, Mont
clair NJ
The afternoon programme included an
address by Congressman Burton, a poem
by Miss Emma L. G. Thomas, of Phila-
delphia and an address by John c. Grant
of Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
About Innings

We have all qualities Of black and tan tailor
canvas for collars and skirt facings and cut it on
the bias for you. The best skirt binding you can
use is velutina. We have all colors and mark and
cut it bias for you.
z5c for fine mercerized moreens-plain ccIors
and satin stripe, no black. Worth 6oc to 75c
I23c for spun glass finish taffeta in black and
colors-l5c quality.
&c for fine finish fast black percalne worth l25lc.
ioc for good twill silesla, black and staple
shades.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
Coughing?

Start at once for your drug
store for some cough medi-
cine. If you meet your doc
tor on the way, tell him you
are going after a bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. If
he has anything better to offer
you, get il. We want to help
you, and SO does your doctor.
81 coughed terribly after having la
grippe. If il had not been for Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, don't think could
possibly have pulled through.
E.eB. Davis, Providence, r. i.
2sc.. soc. slice. J. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27

kodak picture showing the engine in uues-
ton filling the air with dense clouds of
smoke, while on the back were notations
as to the hour and date and number Of
the engine. A copy was enclosed with
the missive, which, among other things,
contained the following cheerful ihforma-
ton:
Unless my request for the name and
addresses of those men is complied with
they will be arrested where and when
ever they can be found
For the past three days inspectors,
armed with cameras, have haunted the
vicinity of the union depot and the sew
eral railroad bridges, and the result is a
number of completed pictures that are
now being held at evidence in case warm
ings are not needed
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fighting qualities. Unless unforeseen diff
fculties occurred abroad, the naval pro-
gramme would be completed in the time
fixed by the chamber and then France
Medio her ENJOY at s tne sane SANE
sured her on the continent of Europe
While the French vessels were more cost
ly, they were worth more than the ships
OF other maritime nations. The French
navy was directing its efforts to the fight
ing quality of it's ships, rather than to
numbers. Only strong nations could hope
to honorably preserve peace and liberty.
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TREASURE ON COCos ISLAND
Capt. Hactett Will Make Another
Attempt to Dig 1t UP.

: VICTORIA, B. c.. Oct. 26-Capt. Hack
EFT, who commanded the Aurora expedi-
ton to Cocos island in search of the al
legged buried treasure, and who is to
command the expedition which a com
-pany is organizing, has received letter
from August Gisster, of Stockton. Cal.
who claims to have a license from the
Costa Rican government to hunt for
treasure, in which Gisster says that the
schooner to be sent from Victoria will be
met by a Costa Rican gunboat Gisster
signs himself as governor OF Cocos ISL
and ard the letter was dated from San
Francisco.
Capt. Hackett handed the letter to A.
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Feast of All Souls.

Divine services commemorative the
Feast of All Souls will be heli at the
mortuary chapel, Calvary cemetery. sat
urday morning next at 10 O'clock The
service will consist of high mass; SER
rum, Lead Kindly Light. full chorus
closing with the Psalms; Praise the
Lord, O My SOUL and the De Profundl.s
and the final prayer, 20 God, in whose
tender mercy" ETC.
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The olaest and aess wan.

Before getting your ticket 10 California
be sure &c call on the Minneapolis & St.
Louis Agents. Tits line offers a greater
choice of routes. quicker time and bet
ter service than any other Through
Tourist cars. F. p. Rutherford. City
Ticket Agent. S9S Robert street.
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Dress trimmings
Remnants

We have lot Of remnants of dress trim
mings IN black and all colors which will be closed
OUT Monday at prices averaging about half real
worth. Each remnant will be marked in plain
figures and they will be gathered on large table.
Look them over.
BraidS "A fine line for millinery purposes
in al. widths of white mohair, both in plain and
open work patterns. Also in brilliant silk, white,
black and white and colors in fancy weaves
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27

R. Milne, collector of customs, who said
that he would give the schooner a clear
ance to the island, as Great Britain did
not recognize any sovereignty over It,
which was shown by the fact that
British cruiser had been allowed to go
and her crew to search for the treas
IRE
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Lace curtains end materials

have given Frightening the home little this fall
had
doubtless find what here
specials:
Real Brussels
" 49,
Irish point curtainSA 0
Antique lace curtains
~
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Coal going up--rates on money going
down. Loans to salaried people, only Sc
curity your name. Payments weekly Or
Ready cash saves on necessi-
t.es. Confidential. Mackay, 81 Pioneer
Press Building.
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Underwear and ho.ciery

Good service and comfort
dnua subsante regular world are sold here
the portage and Sterling We
underwear underwear
Underwear-We ofoura75
lapnce bu ga
tinf
Australian hgadeu H,o only. RsUU
$50 for heavy es-nk finished
iI5 TOR imported basket
AoSery-Exha dfanc
e SO dspecal
til
gulr 7c
Soe cnS extra ay nb0 black
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FRENCH NAVAL PROGRAMME

includes One Hundred New High
Class War ships.
BREST. France. Oct. s26.-Presiding at
the lunch today on the armored cruiser
con Gambetta, the minister of marine,
nj. de Lanes1an, said she was one or a
new contingent of upwards Of leo war
ships, each of which possesses perfect
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-27
LaCeS: evening wear

First place in the store news today is
given to several special offerings in the lace de-
partment. You know the correctness of styles
here and will appreciate these offerings.
Embossed silk velours = white, 100
cream and back-22-inch-per yard. AeOV
Fancy gauzes in white and black 1e
As inches wide-per yard ......... %SS
s ssn'g light p pn4 s b.o1 4 ssn light Csc
TQsca nets = white, light, blue, Ar
light pink, maize and black-48-inch.. SO$
Broken line of colors of 72-inch 30
Brussels nets. were 100, closing out at. SOA