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FACTS AND FANCIES.A Movement in Business.

The St. Paul Carpet Company. willbeopen on Third street tomorrow. Forthe past few days Mr. fccott has been re-moving their extensive stock to. as wellas receiving fresh goods for. their newheadquarters at the corner of Third andMinnesota streets, opposite MannheiinerBrothers. Tomoi row morning they willbe ready to hanndle trade from theirnew site and have an excellent selectionof everything pertaining to Carpets,Draperies and Wall Papers for springtrade to show to appreciative customers.Every thine; at the present time is pres-ents for Christinas, and something orna-

. mental to the home is quite appropriate.How about a handsome pair of Curtainsor a rich Kua? With the latter the re-cipient is sure to trample on your gift.

•\u2666Special" SaleWatches— il9lss. 14-carat solid coldcase. Elgin movement. B.B. Marshall& Son, reliable jewelers, establishedtwenty-five years, 242 Nicollet avenue,Minneapolis. mSM

Fancy Goods SaleOf Holiday Novelties at Donaldson'stillXmas. 189 East Seventh street.

Buy Your Holiday PresentsAt Prister's, 215 East Seventh. Youwillget good goo Is and save money.

I'ocZict Cutlery.

200 styles JXL and American Pock-et Knives, 10 cents to $3. St. PaulHardware Company. 7S and 80 EastSeventh street. Open until 9:30 p. m.Christinas week.

Don't Forget It,The old Jewelry Stand of E. Geist, 85East Third.

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For the Fair Sex.jara. He is a good man who can5^ receive a gift well. We areV*3" either glad or sorry at a pres-

'K/K^ sent, and both emotions are

««"'I»«a unbecoming: but kind rcad-bS jSjS ci". ifyou want an appro-s''(-& v*ipriate article to make a i:en-

d|MHtleinan friend the recipientRIBof, cast your eyes on the su-•ITbB H^pei'b selection of rich Neck-

\u25a0lS E3 wear.' handsome Hanilker->-^^fl chiefs, and Gents' Furnish-i mk ings, to be found at Schus-P ebb ler's, 318 and 315 Jackson

Hil street. Your judgment andf-HI nuances willdo the rest.

Fancy Goods SaleOf Holiday Novelties at Donaldson's till2unas. Everything marked down.

Gold Fish.De Cou &Co., 21 West Third. \u25a0

A Ton ofShoe Leather Saved.A bushel or fun trained by using aFlexible Flyer for coasting.

NOBTUWESTERN HAROWABE Co.,, 417 and 410 Wabasha Street.

A Look Tki'!;ii^°liOur stock is all we ask; our prices andstyles do the rest. Louis W. Schroeder,10 East Sixth street.

L,ijclie*».

INSPECT OURSTOCK

OFHOLIDAY

GOODSFOR

GENTLEMEN'SEAR.

GOYERBUOS. FURNISHING GOODSCOMPANY,

326 ROBERT STREET.

#16 4O—Special SaleWatches. Solid gold case. Elginmove-ment. B.B.Marshall & Son, 242 Nic-ollet avenue, Minneapolis. :-'.>» Scroll SawsAnd Scroll Saw Woods and Patterns..St. Paul Hardware Company, 78 and 80East Seventh street. Open until9:30p. in. during Christmas week.

For the Holidays.Inlooking up your Holiday Presents

examine the stock at Piaster's jewelryStore, 215 East Seventh street. It willpay you.

Painted Satin and CelluloidGoods marked down at Donaldson's.

.""•Irv Vrooman ,Has some, very choice Gloves for Xmaspresents. 75 East Third street.

I>yc(»i>odiuiii.De Cou &Co., 21 West Third.

Vaivicures ailments peculiar to wo-men. Lady attendants. 20, Maun-heiuier block.

Christmas Turkeys, 13cPer pound at Schoch's.

Mrs. Franklin continues to sell GranySwitch at cost, Grand Block.

Kolicc to Depositors.

The semi-annual interest for the termending Jan. 1. 1892, will be paid on oralter Jan. 2 on presentation of passbooks— s per cent interest guaranteed.Deposits made on or before Jan. 3 drawinterest from Jan. 1. Minnesota Sav-ings Bank, 322 Wabasha street, betweenThirdand Fourth.

Imported Winter Millinery.The finest assortment. Exclusive

styles, Mine. Coe, Lowry Arcade.

C'liii»tiuiiS Trees.De Cou &Co., 21 West Third.

La Grippe anil Khcumatism.Radam's Microbe Killer, sure cure.

Choice A'ntas Glorcs.Ladies and gentlemen's, at Mrs. Vroo-uian's. 75 £a:>t Third street.

To. Sc'.iroeder'sFor your Xmas eifts. Lowest prices.Latest styles, 10 East Sixth street.

Pigeons, ."»:> Cents a Pair.>c Cou & Co., 21 West Third.

Mrs. Winslow'&SootlHUK Syrup is an uncxCelled medicine for Children while Teething

The "Matchless"* Shaw Pianos.

'i-'fec^fc^P^T lie°* these would

WtotMQ&M make an elegant pres-/^psl!^|g|jsj ent. Quality consid-

ered.our prices are very

E"Mis*j33^ca £ low—we a:sk no fancyp§|j&Ns«|ggj prices. Second- hand-r.*..".!'^^,. ,» upriphts all prices from

fl3oup. Itwillpay you to sec us.li.vcDKxr.rsii Co..

x I^owryArcade.

Christmas Turkeys, 13ePer pound at Schoch's.

I^le^aiitFur Capes atGreatly reduced prices at Habighorst &(Jo's., 233-237 P]nst Seventh street.

Fl«:xil>2« Flyers and FlyingCoasters*

Allsizes. Best foreasy steering, speed,comfort, strength and safety.

NOKTHWKSTEKX llai:i)wai:eCo..417 ana 419 Wabasha Street.

Hole;Metropolitan ispopularly knownas the only first-class European PlanHouse ii!the Northwest. Its Cafe serv-ice is superior, and the evening "Tabled'Hote" is a perfect dinner.

Christmas Gifts.Large and best-selected stock of

Watches, American and imported, atlowest prices, at Henry Bock'struck's, 11E:isl Seventh.

l{<illi:i(h<-s.

De Cou &Co., 21 West Third.

ahuseheiits

TAWTPUT lifTROP^LTfA^I PRICES >

1UJNIUII1 iyi^OPI^^.IaSXI 25, 50, 75c— U«a I-NSCOTT. MANAGER _^| ailCl$1.

Four Performances, Commencing

This (SUNDAY) NightThe Disting uished Tragedian, Mr.

THOMAS W.

KEENE!Supported by a Most Capable Company ofPlayers inthe Following Se-

lect Repertoire:

Tonight Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Richard 111. Richelieu. Louis XL Richard 111,

rAimv DIPC \ JrTRO^OLITfiKIa jollyFANNY RICE I^'o'zs^&lJAN surprisemmmm-mmmm.—m—M*mmmm »**B LNSCOTT. MANAGER.IVl

COMXEKCHrC^== f% a \ sea \ \u25a0« mm± m ••

ThurQfiau Ren /i IHI HOLIDAYIllUloUdj;bubBLT A HaTTRAPTinM

Extra Matinee Xmas Day. i%mS\ I§ 1iBMi' lIAU1lUri

MERRY

In Arthur Waliick's New Musical Comedy,

Fullof Pleasi ng Surprises !Bright, Catchy Music!

Laughable Situations !

THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1891.— TWENTY PAGES.The Andrew Schoch Grocery

Company still sell fancy Geniton Applesatf2 per barrel.

Alarjre assortment of fine Candies,-Nuts, Oranrei, Lemons, Pineapples,Bananas, crisp Celery, Pears. Popcorn,Sweet Potatoes, etc.. at lowest prices.

For the accommodation of our cus-tomers we will keep open eveningsuntil Christmas.The Ajtdbkw Schoch Gbockrt Co..

Seventh and Broadway.

Elegant Line of Holiday i-loo.lsAt Northwestern Hardware Co., 417 and41'J \\ abasha Street.

i:i(1»I>»< Import*d Dress Hate-rial

And.Trimmings at less than cost all thisweek. sSß&ieollet, Miss Philbrook.

Order Furlong** ••Clincher"And"Auditorium" Cigars forCinistmaspresents.

910.10- Filled Cnsc.WarraiUfd five years. Elgin move-

ment. 13. B. Marshall & Son, reliablejewelers, established twenty-five years,24> Nlcollet avenue, Minneapolis.

JollyFor the boys and girls, De Cou &Co..21 West Third.

You KnowEverything you get at Geist'a JewelryStore is reliable and prices reasonable.

End Geist, the Jeweler,Has the greatest selection of Riugs fromChild's at f1to Ladies' at $5.

AMHOIHiCEMEITS.K. HAI,K.],ITTs GUAM) (II'HRA

House Work, fills teeth without rein.

i>h:i>.TAYLOR— San Francisco, Cal.. Dec 9.

3891. Mrs. Charlotte B. Taylor, mother ofNathaniel Sleeper, of New Yorrf, andJulian 11. Sleeper, of thia city. Funeralfrom the Hotel Sherman today "at 2:33 p.m. Services at St. John's church, cornerAshland and Mackubiii streets, at. -io'clock.Friends are invited.

VAlL—AtEvanslon, Ill.'.Mrs.France* L.. wifeof I). V. Vf.il.ofSt. Paul, Minn.. Dec. IS. at 7o'clock p.m.. at the home of his sister. Mrs.E. M.Vandercook, 452 Church street, Evan-Mon, 111. Funeral nnnoniicement later.

BIRMINGHAM—Inthis city, at the familyresidence. 610 Olive street. Dec. 19. 1891".Thomas Birmingham, aped seventy-eishtyears. Funeral Tuesday 9:30. Services atSt. Mary's church at 10 a.m. Friends in-vited to attend.

KELLY—In St Paul. Saturday, Decemberi'.t.li.at7:il p.m., Mrs. Mary J*. Kelly,aped35 years, beloved wife Of L. \V."Kelly.Funeral from residence, 398 Ooodhue St..Monday. December 2lst, at 8:30 a. m. Serv-ices at St. James' church at 9 i"clock.

MARTY— St. Paul. Minn., Doc. 10. 1801,Mrs. Elizabeth Marty, aired sixty-five years.Funeral today (Sunday), Dec. -'0, at 2p. m.,from residence of her daughter. Mrs. JohnMarty, No 498 East Seventh street. Friendsore invited to attend.

SFENCER—

Minneapolis, on the 19th inst,,at 11 a. in., at the residence of her parents,17(8 Thomas place. Minneapolis, Louise,wife ofC. E. Spencer and only daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Perry Starkweather. NoticeCo funeral hereafter, Detroit papers pleasecopy.

ROGERS— St. Paul, Minn.. Dec. 18, 1891,Miss l.ois L.Rogers, daughter of Mr.andMrs. B. P. (iniy.. Funeral from Christianchapel, corner Louis and Carroll streets,Sunday, Dec. 20, at 2:30 p. m.

For Funeral Carriages. S-: Hearse, $4. No.CM East Ninth st. E. \V. Shirks. Telephone. 455-2.

BEAUTIFUL HOMES.We have now inour hands with-

out exception the most beautifulpiece of residence property in St.,Paul. This isClay's Addition,frout-ing on the river at the foot ofCleveland avenue. It is coveredwith fine trees, and lies perfectly.We propose to make this a choiceresidence neighborhood, and wewillffiirantee none but desirableneighbors. We will not sell tospeculators, but to the right peopledesiring to build we ofter special

inducements. We do not intend tohave any cheap houses on this ad-dition. But if you will agree tobuild a good house, and are theright sort ofman, we will sell youa lot 50 by 150 feet, worth §1,0000r51.200, fora nominal price. The.West Seventh street electric lineruns withina block of this addition, !and it is accessible to the beautifulscenery and attractive society ofFort Snell ing1 We have, also, thebest property in South St. Paul, aswell as good property in otherparts of the city, and fine acreproperty for market gardens.

ODIN G. CLAY & CO,207 Bank of Minnesota.

AMUSEMENTS.ST. IP-AJCJL

Choral Association.HANDEL'S

MESSIAHPEOPLE'S CHURCH

Tuesday, Dec. 22.Miss Mary Beesley SopranoMiss Alma Norton Johnson ContraltoMr. William l.avin TenorMr.Emil Fischer ... BassoSamuel A.Baldwin Conductor

• Seats on sale at Dyer's.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH!Readings, Songs, Stories

BY

SIR EDWIN ARNOLDAuthor of

"Light of Asia," "Lightof the World,"

MONDAY,DEC. 28, 8 P. M.Sale of Scats at Dyer's at 9 a. m.

Tomorrow.

"Views Afoot in Ireland." Green. Saturday.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH.CONCERT BY THE

HARVARD UNIVERSITYGLEE, BANJO AND

MANDOLIN CLUBSTuesday, Dec. 29, 8 p. m.

Ticket* at Dyer's, sOc, 75c, $1.00.

"Views Afoot in Ireland." Green. Saturday.

iiGnß.^jisriD.iiTonight and All Christmas Week.

ExtraMatinee Christmas Day.

HELD ITlieGreatestBY THE I War PlayENEMY. I Ever Written.Next Sunday. "MIDNIGHTALARM."

DE GARMO'SCLASSES INDANCING.

LETT'S HALL.Grand Opera House Buildin?. Sixthand St. Peter

Afternoons— Tuesdays at 4; Saturdays, 3o'clockEvenings—Tuesdays nnd Fridays. 8 o'clock.Private Lessons by special appointment.I".O. address and"residence, ?4s Dayton avenue

car Grotto. Write for Circular.

WEST SIDESEIBERT CONCERTToday, 3 P \u25a0\u0084 MARTIN'S HALL.

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:Admis3lon 25 Cents:—ByRequest, "ATexas Steer Overture,*' In-

troduciug a Traveling Street Band— theBitof the hay, Inthe Popular Due.

I <Mlii)iiHillliii gi We are too busy to say what we would |Ilike to in this advertisement, and you would IIagree withus if you saw every salesman in 1Iour house as busy as a bee during the j1 past week. [

how so?1 Because we sell goods cheap and give IIjust what we advertise, and the people ap- IIpreciate it. )

DON'T FORGETI Our Special Inducements we have of- 1I fered on our 1

I. Fancy Rockers, II Children's Rockers, 1I Children's High Chairs II And Sideboards, IIALSO that we are selling anything and every- \1 thing in our China and Crockery Departments I1 at Actual Wholesale Prices. |I We Keep Open Every Evening to Dec. 25th. 1Pj We want your You can buy as well by mail as Every Electric Car Pgj Patronage and Our if you were in our store. One passes our door. Our *Hgj Prices willMerit It. price to all. Terms to suit pur- Motto: Low Prices JHgg chaser. Freight paid 100 miles. ami Large Sales. R

1 Furnishing Company, (1 THE LIBERALHOUSE FURNISHERS, .-;

- ' |I434 AND 436 WABASHA STREET. I

WITHOUT A/ PARALLEL

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WITHOUT A PARALLELThis is the Buyer Week.

Ton cannot failbut to be impressed with the immense advantages THISBROKEN-LOT SALE OF HEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS ANDOVERCOATS OFFERS. These are not the odis and ends of the accumu-lations of years, bat new goods, right np in this season's style. If youcan be fittedyon can save ju3t 25 per cent of your purchase. For in-stance, TAKE A 510 SUIT OR OVERCOAT AND YOUGET ITFOR $7.59.

20 Jo for Another WeekiOnallSmoking Jackets, Dressing Gowns and Bath Robes. Encouragedby the remarkable success of this sals during the past week, we shallcontinue itfrom now untilChristmas, thus affording the Ladies the verybest opportunity 13 buy same of the Choicest and M:st Acceptable andAppropriate of Christmas Gifts, at these phenomenally lowprices:

$6.00 Smoking Jacket, with 20 par cent, yon get for $4.80.'$8.00 Smoking Jacket, with 20 per cent, you get for $6.40.

$10.00 Smoking Jacket, with20 par cent, you get for $8.00.Come inand see them. The largest line in the city to select from.

BROWNING, *>v^ KING & CO.Manufacturers (s^^i >&X

Fine0/ dV^ 5 vvi*

clothing>

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Seventh %^\.^V^mid V St. Paul,Robert Streets, Minnesota,

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ifSEVENTH AND JACKSON, ST. PAUL. §jgTOYS ,

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588 Large Assortment of Tin Toys ! Large Assortment of Iron Toys ! Is!!TOYS , iTOYSTOYS

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TOYS TRICES LOWER THAN ELSE- nURIQTMAQ RIFTS PRICES LOWER THAN ELSE- toystoys WHERE. PLEASE COMPARE. WinftlMAs UINS mm PLEASE COMPARE. |8?|

!TOYS lOYSTOYS 50 Cents for Nice Trunks. For Yonna and Old DollCarrlaqes. TOYSTOYS 98 Cents forLarge Trunks.

*w Yonnflana 01<1! Dolls inan Endless Variety. JOYS! TOYS 50 Cents for Wheelbarrows. Parlor Sets for Children. ri\YKTOYS See Our r-afn| and nrnampitn! Pnrante ? Christmas Tree Fences. TOYSTOYS Toy Furniture, LSeiUI m UrnamCntlll tTeo3ntS I Christmas Tree Holders. TOYS*ir**Secretary Desks, Complete Wire Beds. TOYS

toys .ash stands Bureaus, For the accommodation of onr Cabinets. Mirrors. TOYSTOYS Ki*chen Tables, Leaf Tables, trade v;e devoto the largest part Picture Frames. Drnms. ?Hv«TOYS School Desks, of our lower floor,and also the Hobby Horses. Doll Cradles. tovqTOYS Office Chairs, upper floors, for the sale of Toys Manicure Sats from 39 cents to toysTOYS Albums from 39c to $15 each. and Dolls, Fancy Goods, Etc. $25 each. toys™v£

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IENORMOUS STOCK OF IRON AND TIN TOYSHii\fio Toys

toys sc, !Oc, 25c, 50c Tables. Large Variety of Toys and Games. toys

|P - -TOYS

T;;Y2 : ""TOYS

|!GREAT-:-BOOK-:-SALE Ml{ vs' • TOYS'

i?r. , TOTSSx42 toys

ICLOAKS! MUFFS! APRONSTOYS iUV o

toys 500 Fur Muffs 33 1-3 to 50 per cent lower than ever before. , ' toystoys •\u25a0 .- toys

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lIGUSTAVE HEINEMANN DRY GOODS COMPANY,IpnnVG Ol S1811 SEVENTH AND JACKSON STREETS, ST. PAUL. toys

# PROSPECTIVE PIANO PURCHASERS

l^^^^^ffl f MUSIC STORE,'

97 East Third St.

We Sell a Good Piano- -

for $75

A Better One- - * for $100

A Fine One- • . •* /or

V/4/7 f%cf/7^ (7/?e ... for $200

*7i& A Small Cash Payment; Balance During the Coming Year.

MUSICAL BOXES! —* _ * .

One Air to Forty Airs!Small Musical Instruments ||x^—^^^sr^ll i

of Every Kind. W/ >SfipAnd Many Novelties Not Found Elsewhere. // &Jj£>___ j|-\ \\ I

FINE EDITIONS OF MUSICAL WORKS II i^^^\Vi^^^^h\ !Of Allthe Great Masters. I[ 1 11 J^ 11

1,000 Copies, 225 Pages Each, \\ \^ jT% ' W^^^ // j

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU. j\ // jWHITNEY'S V3^ >Mfirfir ## a B ffiff.# fi3 \*^v>v^ x^^^^ J^j^^l)

Music Store, l^^j^l:,

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