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STILLWATER NEWS.
Messrs. Case, Norris and another _*en
tleman, of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul road, were in the city yester
day to meet Senator Sabin and to look
over matters pertaining to their road
and its prospect of coming into the
union station. After looking over the
ground and engaging in some general
conversation they stated that they could
not take any definite action themselves
without instructions from headquarters,
but would write Mr. Miller and advise
him to arrange matters so as to have
the road come in with the rest. A
meeting will be arranged between Gen
eral Manager Miller and the senator at
Chicago on the latter's return to ("hi
cago, which will takelplace in few days,
as he will remain here but a day or two
more.
The anniversary of the birth of Rob
ert Emmet was celebrated by the An
cient Order of Hibernians in this city
by a meeting ot Opera House hall. The
attendance was large, the meeting be
ing addressed by Key. Father Murphy,
Hon. E. W. Durant, Judge J. C. Neth
away, Postmaster John McCarthy. P.
Burke and others. The last address of
Emmet was recited by James Doran,
while appropriate music was rendered.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one.
President A. D. S. Bell, of the
thresher company, arrived in this city
yesterday morning to take a look at the
great property of which he has control.
He spent most of the day at the works,
an will remain here for a short time
longer. It is not probable that a meet
ing of the board of directors can be had
at the present time.
Mrs. Pauline Schubert, who has lately
resided in Bcbulenberg's addition, was
at an early hour yesterday morning
taken to the county jail, violently in
sance. She was properly examined and
left last evening in charge of proper
parties for St. Peter.
A dispatch from the manager of the
••Only a Woman's Heart" company was
received yesterday stating that the Fri
day engagement here would have to be
canceled owing to snow blockades. The
company will appear here on Saturday
night. VSB
The board of state railroad commis
sioners. Messrs. Austin, Becker and
Baker, were in the city yesterday, but
found no complaints regarding the roads
from any of our citizens.
The school commissioners held a reg
ular meeting last evening, at which the
newly completed High school building
was formally accepted.
President J. S. O'Brien, of the Lum
bei man's Board of Trade, left for**a tour
of inspection among his lumber camps
on yesterday.
C. 11. McMasters, of Dubuque, 10.,
secretary of the board of trade of that
city, was here yesterday.
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DRIVEN CRAZY.
A Chicago "Woman Made Insane
by a Drunkard.
Chicago, March 6.— Mrs. May Sikes,
a beautiful and accomplished woman
thirty years of age, has become a raving
maniac through fright, and lies in her
room in a fashionable boarding house on
the South side in a pitiable condition, It
seems Sunday morning a young man,
who roomed in the same house, came in
in an intoxicated condition and began
smashing furniture. When Mrs. Smith,
the owner of the house, remonstrated,
he went to his room, but returned to the
ball carrying in his hand a huge knife,
threatening to kill both the women. Mrs.
Sikes fell to the floor in a faint, from
which she did not recover for twelve
hours, and then it was discovered that
her reason was gone. The physicians
think she is hopelessly insane, aud say
she may die from the shock to her nerv
ous system. The young man who is re
sponsible for the sad. occurrence is
locked up. Airs. Smith is also confined
to her bed with a fit of nervous prostra
tion. Mrs. Sikes is said to be a member
of a wealthy and prominent family of
lie same name.
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Frank I " at ion's Job.
New York, March o.— Frank Hatton
lias retired from the presidency of the
Press Publishing company. " Since the
Press was established, some months
ago, Mr. Hatton has managed both the
editorial and business departments of
the paper, lie now resigns the business
department so as to be able to devote
his entire time to editorial work.
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Pleuro-Pneumonia.
New Brunswick, X. J., March 6.—
Pleuropneumonia has again broken out
among the cattle In Middlesex county.
Yesterday Assistant State Veterinary
Surgeon E.E. Lublin killed thirty-two
head belonging to George Sach, near
South A m boy. Other herds are affected
and will have to be destroyed.
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A One- Eyed Driver.
New Fork, March C— David Silber
steen, aged seven, lost his arm through
being run over by a horse car whose
driver had but one eye. The boy's
father to-day obtained a verdict of ".15,
--000 damages against the horse car com
pany.
LOCAL iIIIATIO\.
Strouse Bros.
Are now offering diamonds, watches
and jewelry at very low prices. 61 East
Third street.
The John Furlong Trading Co.,
•'Grocers," have removed to 470 Jack
son street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
Best Shoes for the Money
At the J. _. F. shoe store. 252 East Sev
enth street.
In Days of Old
When nights were cold, just like they
are to-day, a maiden fair, with auburn
hair, sang mournfully this lay: "I'll
wed the man, who says he can, invent
some better way, of cooking food, than
on a rude contrivance made of clay."
The man that invented the Jewel gaso
line stove was not present, or— or there
would have been a scene. Robert See
ger, 200 East Seventh street, sells the
Jewel.
John Furlong Trading Co.,
"Grocers" 470 Jackson. Potatoes and
apples by the barrel; best dairy and
creamery butter; fresh eggs from the
farm.
Dubuque Palace Sample Room,
410 Wabasha street, has the best im
ported wines, liquors and cigars? C J.
McDermott, proprietor.
Gregory & Ward, Wall Paper and
Frescoing, now at 313 Wabasha, oppo
site Grand opera house.
John Furlong Trading Co.,
"Grocers." Best grade of canned fruits
and vegetables. Finest grades of fresh
roasted coffees. Teas, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80
cents. X : X
The Andrew Schoch
Grocery company, leading house in their
line, beg to call your attention to their
large stock of canned .goods. im { orted
and domestic; also, a fine line of smoked,
salt and fresh fish. You will do well to
call and investigate. Nos. 298 and 300
East Seventh street. -
HAMPTON
;- HOUSE,
WM. KEEFE, - - prop.
(Formerly of Hudson, Wis.)
OPEN ALL NIGHT!
151 EAST THIRD ST II 111.
Four doors above Jackson.
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JPIEI>.
FOR FUNERALS— for .2 and
hearse .3. E. W. Shirk's livery stable, 284
East Ninth street, corner Rosabel street.
AI%TIOL T i\€JLfl-EI-T8-
O TICK— ALL WHOM CON
cerned, notice is hereby given that the
tirm under the name of Kau & Beck, has
dissolved, and the undersigned will iii no
case be responsible for the actions of his
former partner in business. Jacob Beck.
TO Till* J'l'Bl-IC:— J. BLOOM,
proprietor of the Pacific Wine House,
01 East seventh st., wants it understood that
he is no more in any way, shape or manner
connected with the "California Wine House,
and as some of their agents have been mis
representing the public by taking orders for
"Mr. J. Bloom without being authorized, I
wish the public would see that the word Pa
cific is stamped on ail goods delivered by me.
J. Bloom, (it East Seventh st. Mr. Max Isaacs
is my agent, who will sell and collect for the
Pacific Wine House.
AI) FT L. I'M BE It COMPANY, 380 ST.
Peter street.
_9 ftOnVAl BAKiNQ
r L KUYAL powd-j* Ji
E-^g^gtirrt-y __sy_El
lg^-_>y^3 •
Absolutely Pur*.
This powder never varies. A marvel
of purity, strei gth ami w* olesomeness,
> ore economical than the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low lest, short
weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cans. I.oyai. Baking.
Powi-Ki.Co., 106 Wall street. New York.
_^l7s*E-tYir*\TS. .
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A GREAT COMEDY EVENT.
To-Night. At 8. To-Night.
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
EFFIE ELLSLER,
TONIGHT and To- EGYPT J
morrow Night, Or, A Daughter of '
A New Comedy Bill, the Nile.
Friday Evening,
CAMILLE.
Saturday Matinee : WO MAM
. ... ._ AGAINST
and Night, _.'".•■_-.-, , __ .. ...
WOMAN.
Prices 25, 50, 75 cents and §1. Secure
seats early.
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GETTYSBURG
WAR PANORAMA i
Cor. Sixth and St. Peter Sts., St. Paul.
Poor, Foohoii Men.
TAKE A WGMN'S ADVICE.
This is only the second time In eight weeks that
I have had to polish my boots, and yet I had hard
work getting my husband to give up his old blacking
brash, and the annoyance of having the paste black
ing rub off on his pants, and adopt
Wolff'sftClEßlacking
A magnificent Deep Black Polish, which lasts
on Men's boots a week, and onWomen'ea month.
WOLFF & R_.Mn.-IPM PHILADELPHIA.
RANSOM & 1 03T0N,
* WILL RE-OPEN
Saturday, Feb, 25, with a com
plete line of
IN ..
SPRING SHADES.
Sole Agents for
Christy's English Hats.
AND
KNOX NEW YORK HATS.
RANSOM & HARM
Donaldson, Ogdeii & Go.
Headquarters for Fine
DINNER SETS
Jobbers of Crockery, Lamp Goods, Cut
lery and Phted Ware.
397, 399 & 401 Sibley St., Cor. 6th.
f| B li ill! I SEND $l, $2.
1 ti! £.1 I 1 M I or S3 for a Box of
C AIII! VI SEND® I Home- -
UNI I llf I or $ 3 for * "ox of
ft 111 I 1 I I MACK'S fine Home
-1 R 1.-. .■i S I I J made CANDY. 100
1 _"_. jr. _IB 8 _. Ea ** L Seventh Street,
WI B _ _ !_. i B . St. Paul. *- .-• .*.
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THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1888.
DICKINSON S
Fourth, Fifth and St, Peter Streets. ,
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We have straightened out our stock, after the rush of the
past two weeks and find that w a still have TOO MUCH STOCK;
so in order to make r jom for our New Goods we shall con
tinue our 25 per cent discount sale a few days longer.
Great Bargains will he found in all Depart.: c it?, particu
lar^ in our ART ROOMS and our JAPANESE Departments,
although we shall give oar customers the benefit in our
other depertments as be.ore. Now is the time to get
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.LARGE gßßfc LAT[ST
ASSORTS T ! ss^^^^^^^*^^^ FASHiONS !
Best 881 Inwpst
I|(I3 iiy. nICGS.
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JUST MAKE UP ' YOUR III)
To Visit a Reliable House Like
SATTLER BROS.,
And you will surprise yourself by not paying more than
you would at many houses for clothing which is anything
but reliable. We are dead on the mark every time with de- 1
sirable, durable and honest material at a low price, and we
serve you faithfully and well, day in and day out.
JUST 2TO"W [
We are having our Winter Mark-Down Sale. All heavy
goods are reduced and we can assure you there are no bet
ter bargains in existence than these now offered at our
Clearing Sale. :
SATTLER BROS.,
The Popular Clothiers,
91 East Third Street, St. Paul,
■^CHICHESTER'S ENGLISHAD I AM ON D BRAND
■ tammv mn_m_fM.fl I _*^fcj origin al.the only genuine.
I HIT nIW I Will ill Am of WORTHLESS IMITATIONS
_! E, ___J_l_! fi. IW___*tfa«HE^ASK DRUGGIST FOR ©I C HESTER'S ENGLISH
Ufsafealwaysreu..ble.to LADiES^Hag/DIAMON D BRANDJakenoothe*.
|V^INDISPENSAeLE.SOLD ALL DRUGGISTS-Mfflßroß inclose 4? (stamps) «a. ■ « /__>_
B ASKFOR DIAMOND BRAND.CTICMSTER'S-.NCUSH^/for particular sH^ 3 1 3 ff*
1 AND TAKE NO OTHER.-EE SI6 NATURE ON EVERY BOX. WIN LETTER BY RETURN MAIL. aS S g I *«v
■ CHICHESTER CHEMICALCD..SOLE PROP, MADISON SQ.WII-*.,. aYseE SICNATUREON EVERY BOX.jSgf ■ g U ~«.
m _E_ nnnuNsouciTED WRITTEN TESTIMONIALS and ove_.f_.l- LADIES WHO HAVE USED F";; 1 S-,f___S
AdilUv_-_U_-_B__-BEN-U_iiBIAM.NBBItAIQPE^ WfTHSUKHSJI I _■__!
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5-B. 5-B. 5-B. 5-B. 5-B.
t/'j ni o i i
My -TO-MORROW
5-D KID GLOVES!\
"Di KID GLOVES! _. „,„,,,„
5Q KID GLOVES! c_^___=_=______2_ 7
D-Di KID GLOVES! N^^
5 J KID GLOVES!/
■Di KID GLOVES! _ . lnnn nrnrn ,
5-b.&ibß_...i FMRRODFRED
C D KID GLOVES! LlflUllU ULIILU.
3"D KID GLOVESII
C 0 KID GLOVESII \ ,„,;»>//
D-D. KID GLOVES! "'^W'
C D KID GLOVES! N^^\
J"DiKID GLOVES!/ -
SUPERB QUALITY! EVERY PAIR WARRANTED !
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1 PER PAIR. I
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FINEST QUALITY! EVERY PAIR WARRANTED !
I PER PAIR. I
§g!f* These prices are good for 70-DAY and TO-MORROW Only!
35 PIECESIFIACK SILK !
Twenty two Inches Wide, at
$1.05 PER YARD! Immense Bargains!
SEE OUR SEW SILKS! SEW DRESS GOODS!
HEW TRIM-HINGS!
SEW WASH FABRICS! ■ HEW SPRIHCJ <_AR_**_Ei*-TS!
N. vv. seventh and JacKson Sts., St. x aul, Minn.
& CMTE-FUIL WARMTH !
/TZy I'^1 '^ 'Ahe ginial warmth of the
|«g 'lj£ x^^. o*oen grate fire is evidently
V/S^K. C??SS. th POU _? enjoyed by this
/^ V. - comfortable-looking man. Its
/C warmth end comfort com
\\ I I V n 3d; that's exactly the posi
-1 \\\ \\ i^^ tion that our Storm Ulsters
I Jill i are in; they are warmth and
(l M\}:£y comfort combined, Think of
'vV Jmik^^/ t^ ie man y days an( evenings,
f^^^S^W especially this time of the
10 lTnw^X[ year, when a Storm Ulster
l^x: I 1 1 ll\ can be worn. Such a gar
/ . ! 11l ment is always a necessity
I "I for every man who has a
J •■-_.- proper regard for his comfort,
/ ; J le.l h and appearance. One
I jLY oif the .c Ulsters will last a
I W' • lifetime, and cost— wall the
It JL / V A cost is such a small item, es
— — *}; ft d ) pec'a ly during this, oar* R_d
I L I ii-*. Figure Sal that we w_«n't
- A / '"""'\^{ VI _L___ mention the est. Simply
***^ *4f^^" c me and select the Ulster
<r<ZT~~*^>^Jj • I tnat su its you. We'll war
\^<T^~J^-_- rant the price will please you
r**"""' I »"*li" ter does.
BOSTON
One-Price Clothing House I
CORNER OF THIRD AND ROBERT STREETS,
ST. PAUL.
JOSEPH KcKEY & CO. RELIABLE OUTFITTERS,
I,' WE HAVE NO BRANCH HOUSES.
LEADING HATTERS,
MEN'S FURNISHERS AND SHIRTMAKERS.
Agents for DUNLAPS Celebrated Hats. Spring style
Derby now ready.
153 East Third Street,
FOUR DOORS ABOVE MERCHANTS HO fEL.
SCHLIEK & CO"
85 and 89 East Third Street, St. Paul.
New Novelties in Spring Styles of
Fine Footwear!
LADIES' AND GENTS' WALKING SHOES,
.. \. Suitable for Street Wear. ";
New Spring Goods Being Received Daily.
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FPIOIv.CI.bTEI.N"-!?
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
The Firm.3 "whose Cards Appear Below are Among the Most Reliable Dea
ers'iuSt. Paul.
HERMANN H. HILLMANnT"
Real Estate and Loans,
SO3 Jackson Street, Room 6.
FITZER & FLANAGAN,
General Real Estate Dealers and Agents !
88 EAST SIXTH STREET, ST. PAUL MINN.
GEORGE BROTHERS, ' " ;
REAL ESTATE,
305 ROBERT STREET.
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SAINT PAUL INVESTMENT "COMPANY;
(INCORPORATED).
REAL ESTATE,
94 East Fourth Street, St. Paul. Minn. GEO. C. FUTVOIE. Gen' l Manage.-
CAMPBELL & THORN
OFFER the best House and Lot in Merriam Park, at a Bargain.
Also, a House at Macalester, between the depot and
Summit; large lot, very cheap.
Have bargains in Midway property.
H. H*. SCHULTE&CO., ~"
Real Estate 1 Insurance,
103 East Fourth Street, St. Paul, Minn.,
hational German-American Bank Building. Ground Floor,
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REEVES BROS., ™"
REAL ESTATE, 3.3 JACKSON STREET
couth St. Paul Property a Specialty. Lots in Kyau Syndicate on Monthly
payments-
WE HAVE ITo 105 East 4th St.,
I National German-American Bank.
removed! LDTHER & RUSSELL
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Metcalf & McClanahan,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKERS !
126 East Sixth St, Bet. Robert and Jackson. St. Paul. Minn. Opposite Hotel Ryan.
W. H. PRITZ <_. CO.,
Real Estate and Loans,
103 EAST FOURTH STREET.
COCHRAN <_. WALSH,
REAL ESTATE & FINANCIAL AGENTS
ST. PAUL. MINN.
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J. C. WALL P. W. PARKER.
WALL & PARKER,
Real Estate, Loans and General Auctioneers,
326 ROBERT STREET, ST. PAUL, MINN.
REFERENCES: First National Bank, Hon. P. H. Kelly. F. Driscoll, Sr„ Lane K. Ston*
Yanz, Griggs & Howes, N. Y. Life Ins. Co., St. Paul.
MAGRAW BROTHERS,
Real Estate,
103 East Fourth. Street. German- American Bank.
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J. FAIRCHILD. A. A. DOOLITTLE.
J. FAIRCHILD & CO.,
REAL ESTATE & LOANS !
350 JACKSON STREET, ST. PAUL.
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GEORGE H. HAZZARD,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
Main Entrance, Natl. Ger. American Bank Building.
Several good business chances; want a good busir.e>i man, ten to fifty thousand
dollars, to /*._ lags office for well organized company.
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M. O. MERRILL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS 1
._ 103 East Fourth Street, German-Amerioan Bank Building,
DE--LE--S i\ §6S""P""W H**^*M^'y i if A.
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FINE ART WATONWAN VALLEY STOCK
TUNC /AH i importers of Clyde_dale,Engllah
~i i-| . . Shirr and Cleveland Bay Stallions; 40
Iln>/-4 liWirli-iviA/- I Stallions for sale: very low figures.
Gas Fixtures ! s^%iS£i
96 East Third Street, ■-—•-_> ******* *»■*.
1 I tenement read The flMt
And 16 Second Avenue Wesc, ___- __.. __. *^ "Want" Column*
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