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St. Paul the Jobbing and Manufacturing fIT
Center of the Northwest mff%^'
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■ ARTESIAN SUPPLIES. VV . BOOTS AND SHOES. DAIRY PRODUCTS. - GROCERS. - ] LAWBOOKS. , — 11 IT ' :n[,jZyP^^^^^Z..'--S/jlfr-;
CRANE 5 & ORDW£ CO. 1 i Sharood Shoe Co. |3Mjff£ffl^^Ml MMH I West: Publishing Company [ : <£=— —'' I /SrfesgjE
p. !™V Ea" p FOUnh wli^L.., SHOE MABUFiCTUREHS EXCLUSIVELY liNWS^^IPM LAWBOOK I/ 7 I , s\\\A\\ J^T? VTr*'
Pipe, Fittings, Pumps, Windmills, «^ cu™ «t SfooT-o^ rP^J^fN^-rMft^ tfv fc rf® &SW • W & r__l mJf»_fLW 1 1 a_\_\\ PUBLISHERS'-- Iff \Y J / -Jl \ V\\ \ • J'\) '1I ,' -^S V \f'
Steam and Plumbing Supplies, '.Pneumatic Soles" are our invention- f g^ff^^OT-f ni-^TJTJPM IS §lffJs /wjfJdfjf i I #ll PUBLISHERS IV V V \l \K. \vM JJ\l \\( C^ I /
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Write for Dealers' Catalogue. Fourth and Broadway, St. Paul, Minn. - 7' ____^_f__l___^^^^^S^S^^SS^!^\\\ • Reporter System. . Sti Pjlll, Mlnili ' -""'■ i^" " *¥" " '*•*** „, J1 ' '^■■--'^V ■■■-■ ' -r' \\ '-**- - i«'ji--'- -' - >/.
AUTOMOBILES. -7 BREWERS AND BOTTLERS. * DRUGS.' ' HAT CAPS, GLOVES AND FURS. ■ LIQUORS. \*\ j(( T/ I I V ' X'^^X l f^' C" I
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SfoSff U—. T-aS Drewry & Sons noyes bros.&cutlerl GORDON fi FERGUSON HE33SQM >~1 ,t / / \ \JU,, J ,lL
, Aniufj^ L.METTA-The'drmk of Importers and Wholesale Druggists -. KatS pane 6iOVBS^IICt Furs aLs^Alllll , V I X ":\^ M - XX - \\l ■
fflg^^L WMBI CHIPPEWA SPR.NG WATER. and Dealers in Paints. Oils. Gla" and -^IS, I^B- bIO¥BS 8110 FllfS 1 M iSMMAM 41 -T M ' V\ Mv .
'^n^y vWT^^ 702-710 Payne Aye., ..,, St. Paul, Minn. Glassware, Surgical Instruments GORDON «*IdTTAT--ir -7 ■ ,7 . J^^^B^Q^e^^SliNMß^''^'''" '' r Ww&b. 1% 71"'' ''V iTTtji X^Mn Jjnfh ' *i"i'" nn —-- ' '
AWNINGS and TENTS. P~ haas bros. 7 I DRY GOODS. J LANPHER; SJCIHNER & -CO; I I iMMIvMQTA^ \v-lßsft> %^^..\^KQj\l^y
-—— t to t . i haas bros. LANPHER, SKINNER & CO. JtfmiVEfOTA^ •> -1 l-^Slf..' W 7V.'
American Tent & Awning Co. PRES^fITS LINDEKE, WARNER & SONS , Bll rsJ rtsr,3r«i« } *&>•** in V ■ \L»J«E''yJPf?—~i:::::i'
cow. 3d street. freshmeats wholesale HATS, CAPS, FUR* AND GLOVES -• ,-femSttnih. " -ty MsE* I ( ; )<r ■• ' /^~^ """^S
W. K. Jacobs, Manager. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT TRADE Dry Goods, Notions and Makers of the "North Star Fur Coat" jßpssl&l^-^ !r "~ :7*J^-7'":.',' L^^\ £jy) **~ \ J~^- - - '- -v --"^ /f C C J? J
Awnings. Tents. Flags, Umbrellas, " ESPECIALLY SOLICITED. Men's Furnishing Goods - : and the ••Lanpher Hat." " » '^^M ■ :6lßiS? kV' 'XJ~^- "'■' * ■"*:" ' __ X'"• — —-''"ll^'" '■"■ — —_'"''-=^>7 ' \__--r7"
Cotton Duck, Horse Covers, Wagon 459 St. Peter St St. Paul Minn *> -*~:I- , , r-.*-"* •„- . , 180-184 east FOURTH rtrppt -■- v^r fiEmWWw-mm*- *. ' • 4"? ' •—*-*"—■—- —- - - ~ ' ■■ • '•-l _ -■-' . ■--;■; :--■;-.■:•-;•.
Covers, Paulins. TENTS FOR -RENT.- ter *"* St* Paul ' Minn. . Manufacturers of th? Famous Capitol , iw 1*? *'™ fourth STREET. a vtvnm.uamt •*»-* i„ir.««. m ».»i "- - - ■ ■ ' gg g ■11 L^H --
Tel. 1662-Jl-1662. .'' .. ' — . ' . ." 1"- City Overalls and North Star Shirts.. 1-— r~ — - - ■{ } , ».H.*tSCHWAH«CO.,gM St.. SI. Paul. t | . :V , ; .. , ._ : . . ._.., .. . ;; ,... ===■ 1
—^-— ! CIDER AND VINEGAR. 7 7 ■- '---■'■ ""■-• -" ; '"; ••■ :- 7^..'--- ..---?■'■-: I y.,.. HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS. 77: 7;;:; MONUMENTS PLUMBING. yZZZ 7;;.;; RUBBER GOODS. ' 7.vv. r
7 i ?m I I |ife^^^;l^^^ FINGH.YQUNG&McGQNViLLE IffiiELl, OW, KIB GO. 11 J, F. TOSTEVIN & SON 7M. J- °,|NE,L I :'.:BSp^B
A^ftm A • manufacturers of - WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, -^ J a wholesale .•. „ ■-".-.-' -■ :'-.- "'.'■'. -;:„' --■•;'- "■' /^»ITSBF Biy ,
ffHffi Cider and Vineaar -»«- - <•-»*. SL • a „, . 7 Hardware, c u^s, ■ Monuments, Mantels, to lectrc mj, n
d^gMg r ,q&~J^Par| - ---»«-*•■ - Bicydes and Cu^ry |' JJU, Mlnn . gg W.rtng. Etc. > ConstrucfQ-, | |mj» a^gggaa
— -: —; ——:——— K . : 7 \>: 7 COMMISSION. .7 •;--:.••- .-■■'■■■■■. y'-ly-y-' -y-^yjy-'y ■■-■■.■ .-a--'- , •■--•"• -"-' r-';" "" ; — -7>^.> ;-.?y v.^- -.- ■■■■ y.\ ; 7 .... . ... 7 ..'"::.,. 7.77, , . '.,-;■;-■ -'7; :-: - PORK PACKERS. 77; ' 7 sash and/DOORS^'X^n
BAR AND OFFICE FIXTURES.' ■- J" .■ . . ; ~~ "' : — T '■- ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. _ ::, r - : --^_ >■• r-- y y.y — -.;- -._-- yy , r j .-' OVERALLS. SHIRTS. ETC. ■ ' "; " - "^*- -■-'-^^-•■' --V- -7; -.- ' -y-r- '" "' '"'"" 7:-' " " ■" ' ■ ..-
KOHLERtHiNmcHs R" BB« I ELECTRiC MACHINERY| Hackett Walther, Gates j -ji T^g^g LnbtTAr^irol j P^7 SgSH,7 °00r and
Importers. Wholesale Dealers and Minufacturers SEPARATOR CREAM Bought, Sold and Exchanged. ■'.', 7.'. ". Hardware CO; t 7gffl™: ■*" ,' -■.."• U,IVO -' • I UrCIV l ALlitK ' I I limhpr R<l I 1
Fancy Groceries Refrigerators, r, m nh ' v 7, ,* ' • ' Installing, a 7 Specialty.;...,;-. : ..:-7, .:. Importers and Jobbers -ot-—-^- s \ : @Nl^P««';. ">r' M^nufactursrsof ; '-'/':' '7 F hhlbh no ' ' |tUlllllfll UJ* | j
MS- fl£H™e S • "-- W«s»tf^- Hardware, cutlery, m, spoaihoGooas} |H umon-m^shins, ?«t»£»'s^^"a iSS^™? 11
lino dtcfSSs &r PeiaUng Reference: Fir 'National Bank. ' ,-. Easy Terms. I ST. PAUL, MINN. ... Pjß Jackets & Overalls : laS^House. W «T Mill Ulll-U "-^^tiffiHS&^f^
SSS 2i , a ?"2s?; st . Paul I ; : ~ I GORMAN: ELECTRIC COMPANY. k~ .;, . 7 \- :r 1 yM ■:^:^^a: ~st Paul ■ - ■■' ' S "^^ ST, PAUL, MINN, ,313-315-317 R,ce,Street. -.at.-p.ui.
■ I CONFECTIONERY." - ' ' I ;■ ; HARNESS. LEATHER, ETC. WW ;■; fc-'"-'^-»- |! MI- ..J;..-* : . - . ... ..... ~ ; -■..-......-.■'. -■ . SEEDS
BEER PUMPS— GAB. '-'^f'-/^ ' _ -■' 7;' 7/, FLOWSTS. -^7 < " ZZ,.] | -'-.-'-•■.-■-. ■-,-■-■*?■.■-•-.■: *:.y .-. , ; •■-o . .(:7'7;^77 -' :" " PAPER '77' ' '"7: "-."""'■""' PRINTERS. : , "•' "'' '" '--:I'7 "''■ :''"'y'''
SSsiiSSS tyr/jO^-^ I holm & olso. P.R.LIISMMI). we study your minds iPlffl^^Hl '-^-^May-fir Co.
5W52^ F reet-- ilpplillllW Flowers and Plants -^ssaajij^S ffi^ii^^i f Bfflffli%^§"®^^B^^
Beer PUmpS, Liquid GaS, - _ WHOLESALE CONFJCCTIONERT . Quick Country Ordera a Specialty. Z SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STORE SUPPLIES "' MF^EWWiN PAPER CO. My.-.;..:: : GO. 7 MAIM 7[ Seed, if you want be»t. :: : _
Dhweli-ione* 11. n«mMM^ -♦« »"or Forty .Years the Synonym of Partly 7 . _ .-' .-^ - '"?"tV"?"™"i""4r "■ ".^"lr^Vr!r to ■•-"■■-'-'■ :' ■-•;-■*.;■ -.^- ---—*•■ i;--. ■'•*;■ ri7c UNION BLOCK. «14« J-1 8817 Mlnnesota>Str««t, ' 7 St. Paul.
rBfSICianS Air COmpreSSOrS, etC, ••. .- — •-• - - I- Agents Wanted. 884-336 St. Peter St.- 7V-r- — ; .: _ -.. -Paper, Bags, Twine, Rope, Stationer*' 7 union block. , .._.,. . |..--~. - . ..•■■ ,;. - 7 ..'..-, ---. -- -: ,
" — * CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. *■ ~ ""'j ' 77?"7"":"v - •'" —I 71 -^ • HIDES AND FURS. ;'-:-^-^ ! — £gJS ■'-■ ------ ■'■•.-'-■•*-■■■ v-"-■:■".■-.. -./ . - SPORTING GOODS. 7:7'"^;. ?
BOOTS AND SHOES. I , .....,-- 7: • ".V- ,-:, ,: ; .,, ; 7 : .; : .,'^::- 7 GROCERS. > - "iP*^ A"^TO* 7^ -■- 7^-- > . 7~~ 7T PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. - SPORTING GOODS. .
C. Gotzian & Co.I /^RKGSWOC" L^^TT^l P?^^££^^_l lrf| hy' Bg?H
Manufacturers and Wholesalers of Ssssst"* Crockery H S^-^gg "% jD' °E£? M™* t co' PAPER *4RBEt 'FoS^'' ■ -^^^ -
boots and shoes OLASp Aßo§bgs.T^- \^r ? \jROCER!EkJ 5 st. p^ 88 E>" J7 r7 s7"' MINN . r7.,„C kco^ Bl - B o.r: iifflajr..rsns*. cuns ess. savw?rasi
Prnnrill .„ Mhl^ . Dll „ 888-385-387 Jackson St.. St. Paul, Minn. ' 190 192 East Third str-.pt The Largest Dealers,ln; the West^ Northwestern lIICQ 318 Sibley Street. . ..-. arWrita Fishing Ta Me, Biz.
Proprieto^Minae^ta Shoe Co.^ : J ■-. :,-,,„.■. . ■-,■■, ■■..•■■.■, |; ; f^^^^S^&^^. Established.lßß7. y' 7,> ?win Cif, . :}£«; ; i lnt Vil."* 7; B.H.HMVBB, MJgr, 7 .*£ It P.U., Minn. V feM^i ; Brother Sfs,^^.^ Thlrd
. .. — ■ -J , CIGARS-MANUFACTURERS. "7 Lumberen, ; Hotels and Restaurants. 7> ,7 , M ,7 ;— — 7, ;';^7:777: .' Z ' ;.-'-'. .„77:77;7. ;,7' 7'" V gTP , „ T , , p ■■" I- -■• ■■- - -- - - --•■■ -- --
: -^ -^ ' . \ ■ :".:.'.; " '7"7.77 ' "" '7"7 -1'"- ••-• -■■--■■■■--■-■- • --^ ■■■- ■.--.-■..- .--.,;, yy::..yy.r- i ■y'.-yr}.*}™'- ■_■• ;.77.7v 7'_^^ ; :-"-7-- ; 77. •,*-'-^ PAPER. , /;"--- -.:■ ■'■"-'• :■_ ROOFING AND CORNICE WORK. 77 STRUCTURAL STEEL A IRON WORK
FOOT, SCHULZE & Go7| iHart <2b Murphy FniFTHßn^lfciiv 1 -MP' % "»" BIIF-G- LESt-IE company ~ /f^sh a. mi mm. coy" St P,inl FnnnriPii An
i'|~""curS2, «ia^^i*™,ssE',^: 1-ULhT-BHUi. & KELLY "" ,' ON merchants - Paper, *»^tef' i^n^iiiiEui.onuEna. «51>. T dul rUUIIUI l| OU.
FIINE SHOES "DUKE OF PARMA" miio?™^. »>»-_ And Wm in . SuaalleS. Twines. - - (fIBM@BV,-;j;.-:si.P..l.:"' Steel and Iron Work for Buildings
••ooo D^S'*J'ro"vE Aeif„or.s. THE B^:^. FIKMA" WHOLESALE GROCERS Wagon and Carriage 'Uffft. Material *^WreppTng P%er BWB =^= <">« Brtd.«-o«n.r.i i«. w.,.
"'■ Third -"- w"--"- , co™., E.rt.h .nd j.ck^ 5.,=.,5. s.. P.oi. | BrMde../, r.n c . ___, Pino stl . cor. rath and .sibwsts.. St. Paul. I 213 East Third StrMt. Both fkon.s, 200 Catalogues and Estates wolk?-o"*5.-|rS"c™?.™iiJ",:
--"'—-*■—JI-* - - -L ; 1 I .
FAILURES SHOW AN
ENORMOUS GROWTH
Insolvencies for Six Months of
1904 Amount to About
$79,490,909
NEW YORK, July 3—Commercial
insolvencies. in the United States for
the first half of 1904,7 as reported by
R. G. Dun & C 0.7 were 7 6,214 in num
ber, and $79,490,909 in amount of ; de
faulted Indebtedness. In the first half
of-1903 there were 5,628 failures, with
liabilities of $66,797,260. Manufactur-"
ing suspensions numbered 1,463 and in
volved $27,418,992, against 1,280 failures
for $26,135,144 last year. Trading -7 in
solvencies were" 4,482- in number for
$34,270,584 comparing with 4,038 de
faults for $30,544,443 a u year previous.
Other-commercial failures not properly
included in the two principal classes
were 269 in. number and $17,801,333 in
amount, against 310 insolvencies for
HAND
SAPOLIO
It ensures an enjoyable, "nvifor
ating bath; makes every ; port •' 7
respond, removes dead skin,
ENERGIZES THE WHOLE BODY
starts the circulation, and leave* '»'
glow equal to a Turkith bath.
- -**•-.-» -.-.:• ■.*..-* •-.:.„..-_.-•-.--.,-*u^,--i;-si
ILL GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS
$10,117,67351a5t -year. 'y In addition :to
these I * commercial : suspensions^.. there '•
were -banking: failuresf numbering .59,
that g involved $17,057,176, compared:
with 44 ; suspensions for \ $6,495,716 in
the corresponding months of 1903. ;
.-:'. Failure statistics for the*;' half ;year'
are compared below for a series of
years:;'- ; .••. ■•' . 7-"'., . • '■''-'-";.-'7"v77 7"7
No. Assets. 777 Liabilities.
1904 .. 6,214 7- $46,764,276. 7" 7-;579,490,909
1903.:... 5,628 - .% 35,957,751 .7- 66,797,260
1902."... 6,165 7 C 31,048.808 . 60.374,856
1901:.... 5,759 7 27,635,046 7 -55,804,690
1900.*.... 5,332 , ; 43,436,559 ....: * 74.747,452 k
1899 .V..'.'. 4,853 77 21,919,494 7 1 42,052,933
1898 :. .".' 7 6,718 . -43,008,339 ''--" 7~7 67,444,639
1897 ■ 6,821 63,500.3847-" ':91,692.787
1896...-. -7,026 . 64,990,582 - 97,869,682
1895.*:.-.-'• 6,657 57,203,715 v - 88,839,944
1894.•*... 7,031 "; 7 70,427,567 r-r 7 101,578,152
Conditions Improve
."-;' While 7 this 7; half .;;. yearly ' comparison .
.with 1903 is most decidedly unfavorable
for the current year, it is found that
the increase," in -liabilities * occurred in
the f first ; quarter," and '_ each month of
the : : year made a ; better showing than
"the one . preceding, so • that ■in 7so ; far 'as
these statistics are taken 'as. an >! index'
of the industrial j situation, it would : ap
j pear that most of . the • weak spots were
disclosed and eliminated in the open-■
ing j months, leaving the present posi
tion much stronger. - 7
7 Taking the ; second 7 quarter sepa
: rately, 7 failures; were .• more numerous
than in" 1903,, but .liabilities'declined ' to:
• $31,424,188, against ';. $48,066,721 jin the
first i three ; months, while • there '[ appears
a i decrease? of \ over.- $1,000,000 in 7 com
parison; with the » liabilities during : the
second, quarter, of : last-year..: • -** " --;..:
'-"In ,7 the; following table liabilities of
, strictly,: commercial % failures are given
•by months for the last three years: i.7.,' -
,'• :,*>•->->' 7 : - '1904;* ■—-. 1903.'.£Vrc.'-** 1902.7»'
January ..$18,183,573- $12,978,979, $14,312,501
February,--15,812,553 10,907,454 11,302,029
March ... 13,770,595 - 10,458,000 -- 8,117,228
April ... 13,136,688 11,811,9677 -7,559,341
May..;....v.';9,817,998- 12,314,206 79,109,840
June ;'...;r IT; 8,469,502 8,326,654 'J 10,193,917
Look Beneath Surface" 7
-*.; While; the. aggregate ; indebtedness of
insolvencies- ; during the \ first ?*• half of
1904 was considerably * larger.' than the
year t preceding, or other recent f years,
a % comparison £of the total loss jis \ not
fairly '4 representative,^ because of % the'
peculiar factors entering t into the rec-
- THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. MONDAY, JULY 4, 1904
ord, and it is necessary to look beneath 1
the surface to . ascertain* just '-how', far
the -failurej-returns are ; indicative of
the general condition of business, which
is, after -all, the chief value 7of ' these
comparative tables. 7 7. - •'•-:.*-■■'- 7:
7 It appears at ; a glance that the in
crease in liabilities was greatest in the
third j division,^ owing to l fire - insurance
insolvencies growing.: out lof the: Balti
more -; and other large! disasters; that
were -in no way due to the business;
situation " and ' had little effect,--, except
locally. Unwise financial 7operations"
also swelled; the * banking losses, -< and -
.this - department is also largely inde
pendent of trade conditions. -; ; *7 y.
r- When c allowance has been made
for ; these :■ factors, •it .will be > seen;that
the .. actual ? shrinkage Zin business -'is
much less ; than It the increase •of ? 315 *
. per cent. in -_■ liabilities of -; all 7fallures'
would suggest. Furthermore, the' steady
decline in total commercial liabilities ■
from $18,483,573 in ; January to $8,469 502
in r June j ought j to 7 mean *, that { the -worst
point has -been- passed, which? makes:
the^outlook^uch' brighter? than would
be the case if monthly returns were ex
panding. ::■-__. -yyyy-y ,-■...-^---,--•;. •;*-., -y~y^ ,
GEN.GRONJETO WED
Boer Hero to Marry Former
Comrade's Widow
£ ST. LOUIS. July 3.—Gen. Piet "Cronje
the Boer hero, will tomorrow wed Mrs'
Johanna _ Stertzel the * widow of 1 a for-;
mer comrade.;-'.-_--:? ;--.-^:<-- -y-.-y.-- ■ •_-,--. •-.-.•'
Z£ The : ceremony will take "place at ; the
! Boer war ; concession. The couple will \
have as attendants the 600 and more-
Britons and Boers who j are gathered lin
:St Louis itoTj give mimic representa
tions of : the ; battles of Colenso, a Boer
victory, - and Paardeburg,. where 8 Gen.'
Cronje .madef his i last stand, and was,
: after a fierce bombardment, ; compelled
to * surrender and i was : sent \to * Napole
on s prison isle, St. Helenas-7 r-.-'-:-7i
s^Thejg old Boer hero's surrender in
America, -y tho.ugh, has come about
; through more peaceful means, ; -and f his
7-77,-777 ■"-;- ::--^7i- •-yyyy.yy; : yy y:<yy,r
wooing' has \ been -the * more romantic.
Accustomed ."" at 7 eventide to ? visit.- the
widow Stertzel in her. tent on the Boer
concession, the *. old general ."7 read i' the
Bible and discussed* with her \ the fu
ture life. 7- :: '■•-•■* -» ■■'■'■- ■",-.-- - 7 V-"
' 10 Cents a Copy. y.51.00 a Year. At any Price. the Best jE^?^^^.
M GCIAJRE'S /^
MAGAZINE, W^W
■■■•.■•-■*■.•■ The July number, just out, contains the story of the wtm^- tj
- . Great Chicago Strike of 1894 by former President t^w^ jml
: ~--:'~'yZ-^^ 7 *_ 77--7-;7 ' '. ySSpy^y^'. **• ijs 7-; - ' / J'/y. l iK -y
P Grover Cleveland Ww^i^^
l^The Government's right; to interfere in spite of State officials. ii^T^^
Startling new facts and interesting state papers nov. ;^" iven to the i^ _^^ '^^^^m
public for the first time. Richard Olney's part. How U. S. troops y ____\j^T / \ jy.
finally broke up.the riots without bloodshed. Personal estimates of / JjfMr l**o^
7 late Governor; Altgeld and Eugene V. Debs. --• \ j V^ J ' ;7/ -
- \ The inside history of one of the nation's greatest events by the 77 ■ r :^',ZZZ-^z(yZy*.
leading man in it. 7/.^...7*; ?C;7:;;';--';: — --^y- -; v 7 -■- ._- --.' Mr' Cleveland?* Latest Portrait.}
77^ RAY STANNARD BAKER'S ' z'^^^ SEVEN SHORT STORIES
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