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FACTS AND FANCIES.Furlong's, Eighth ami Ja?*Uson.

Our prices are lower than any houseintlie city. .-. \u25a0

ItIs (oYonr Interest ,

To read carel'uHy ? George 11. -LamsFurnishing Company's ad on St. Paulpage. ?_ j

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Orchid CreamBeautifies the skin.

"Paul Morpliy" Home-MadeCigars. Smokers of Domestic Cigars

willbe pleased to find them sold by all.

? Compare Our Prices ;>With others Minneapolis) onFurniture, and you. will find us from 5to 40 per cent lower. 11. 11. Schroeder,10 East Sixth street.

The Most Stj li*Hami BeautifulEffects

In line Millinery are to be found atVose's. 522 Nicollet avenue, Minneapo-lis. Leave orders early.

KTOyiMMly Loves Flowers and.Husk-.

The Michaud Carpet Company will

Rive a beautiful souvenir of naturalflowers to each lady on Tuesday next

at their grand second animal Doweropening of Carpets, Draperies andPaper Hangings. Seibert's orchestraall" day. 417 Wabasha street, betweenSixth and Seventh streets.

Furlong's, Eighth ami Jackson.

Willow TwigApples. t>Oc per peck.

.Lovers ofFrenchAnd English Millinerywillbe pleased

withMiss A.I).Walker's choice selec-tions at 18 Mannheituer block.

AllKinds olWire Work.St. Paul Wire Works. 21 West Third.

15 1-3 Pounds Granulated Sn-gar, $1,

Atthe Great A,&P. Tea Company, 418Wabasha.

Werners hhowVelvet Roses and Crushed Roses insixty-two shades.

Vose's Artistic Millinery.

522Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis. Thechoicest and most carefully selectedstock of imported goods and novelties,and particular attention paid to the in-dividual wants of each customer.

Carpenters. Machinists,Look at our fine line of Tool.-!. Call forour illustrated ? catalogue. St. PaulHardware Company.

'? ?.. A. 31.Toftley,

Fine Dress Shirts, 51.50, made to order.Perfect fit and good work guaranteed.

27 East Seventh. Room 3.

Table d'HoteBreakfasts and dinners, 50 cents and 75cents respectively at Hotel liyaiiCafe.

Catarrh Cured.A clergyman, after years of suffering

from that loathsome disease Catarrh,

and vainly tryingevery known remedy,at last found a prescription which com-pletely cured anil saved him from death.Any sufferer from this dreadful diseasesending a self-add stamped en-velope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence, 88 War-ren street, New York, willreceive therecipe free of charge.

Furlong's. Eighth aud Jackson.Three 3-1 cans Cal. Peaches, Plums

and rapes, 50c.

Choice Cooking Ranges.

Pruden Stove Company, 409 Sibley.

Tuberose Bulbs.North Star Seed Store, 91 West Third.

The Latest Out.For handsome designs and styles, as

well as new ideas on Wall Ornamenta-tion, you should call on St. Paul's ex-clusive Interior Decorator, G. W. Smith,61 East Third street, where the choicestthat money and experience can secureis displayed for your inspection. Mr.Smith has secured numberless newstyles inEnglish. American and FiencliPapers for his spring trade, and no mat-ter how fastidious the customer may be.ho can surely tiinl something to pleasehim in this vast collection.1

Well Worth Reading

19 the Ad of Lams Furnishing Com-pany on St. Paul page. t

Compare Our PricesWith otheis (especially Minneapolis) onFurniture, and you will find us from 5to 40 per cent lower. 11. H. Schroeder,

16 East Sixth street.

Rats, Rats!This is no joke. The Marty Rat Trap

catches them every time. Forty-sevencaught in one trap in one night. St.Paul Hardware Company, 78 and 80East Seventh.

Table d'llotcBreakfasts and dinners, 50 cents and 75cents respectively at Hotel Ryan Cafe.

Kent's Storage and ForwardingCompany

Again tothe front.The onlyreliablehouse inthis line inthe North-w c 8 t.What isKent do-ing, hiscard willex plain.We doFire-proofW a r e-hou sine:,Pa cking

and Shipins: of Furniture, Carpet Clean-ing ami I.nyiner. Upholstering and Re-pair r:pianomovingaspec-ialty;TiunksRemoved lor '2sc. Excursion Busses fur-nished; none but competent help em-ployed. 189 and 191 West Seventhstreet, now Mooro Block, Seven Cor-ners: telephone 40-2.

Furlong's, Eighth and Jackson*?-?\u25a0 If) 1>,.n,l cvi'hnsrp. lie PftOti,

POWDERAbsolutely Pure*

This Dowder never .varies. A marvel opurity,Birength and wholesoi(i9jjMs. .Moreeconomical than the ordinary klno?. andcannot be sold incojnpetition with tue multitu<lc of lrtwtesVsJion-weic?t alum or iilios-pbato pdwderE. Sold drily Incans. lioi'Ai,

ItAJiJLNO i?OWJ>KH Co., 100 Wall 61,, N. Y.

7^T@T.PAUL MUSEU|Uj-77TfIlia ram KOHL MIDDLETON & CO, IVIllfraIvg \%B ? 111 8

BEGINNING MONDAY,MARCH 31,The Greatest of AllLivingWonders, \u25a0

MISS MYRTLE CORBIN IThe LivingFour-Legged Girl.

6ho Can Dance. She Can Walk. She Can She Can Whirl, This Twenty-Toed, Four-Footed. Fou.-Leggea Girl."

SHE TRIPS ON TWENTY GUp'S A1 IVG1 VG SHE A|bSt ?N'*TWINKLINGTOES. One S ftllV? ?

f ~; ?FAIRY FEET.

She IsMOnly Lining Human Quadruped in the World.ISHEwkar?4 BIG STAGE SHOWS ! ISHEw'rA&

R JTHEATER NO. I, g THEATER NO. 2.

World's Fair Comedy Co, [Dan McEvoy's Hibernians.10 Cents I The Banner Show of the Season. 110 Cents

.\u25a0AaniBE.IIEi?TS.

NEWMARKET THEATER.THIS (SUNDAY) WIGHT,-

THE GREAT AND ONLY

PAT EOONEY! The Witching ElfinStar,

MISS KATIEROONEY-":.The Quaker CityQuartette- '\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

Laird. Ernest, Pieri and Graham? NewYork Star Comedy Co., Josie Rooney, ;

Emma Howard. James Vinceut, W.H.Hatter, William Eunice and Per-

tect Cast, in

PAT'S NEW WARDROBE.O'HOOLIAN......PAT BOOS EY.

NEWMARKET THEATER.One Week, with Saturday Matinee, Com-. mencing

Monday, March 31,AMERICA'SMOST EMINENT ACTOB,

MR. HAWORTH '[\u25a0InSteele Mackaye's Masterpiece, -\u25a0

PAUL KAUVAR,Supported by;MISS LIZZIE RECHELLEand Sir.Haworth's players, under the man-agement ofE. G. Stone. : .

Secure Seats early Monday.<

NEW OLYMPIC THEATERSeventh Street, Near Jackson.

Pat Comjst, Prop. 1. W. J. Wells, Man.

March 31and NightlyAllthe Week, and Sat-urday and Sunday Matinees at 2:30 p. m.

'i \u25a0 } y A ROYAL TREAT.'

'0-Graham's Big Specialty Company 1.

Acoterie ofstar novelty artists, terminating

with themost laughable comedy ever written,

entitled"'

MARRIED MASHERS.PAUL SLOWMAN-BILLY WELLS; . Anda great cast ofcharacters, .

Price5..;....... .15c. 25c, 35c, 50c and $1.00

.*% \u25a0 .. _remits, largest circulation and

tj+% *%??? most advantageous |rates IareDBSIgiven byme Globs, the greata"**? RWant" medlunii ; :,

ATWUSEMESTS.

HARRIS'-:-THEATER !Week commencing to-morrow night. The

distinguished Irish Comedian;.,vV>-^' and Vocalist,

MR. JOHN S. MURPHYInthe Great IrishDrama

KERRY qOW.

SEIBERT CONCERT;. 3 P. M. Day. 'f

-:\u25a0:.--: The last at New Turner Hall. . .Asood entertainment at 25 cents. .

'

\u25a0' IS*""Next Sunday -itestimonial and posi-tivelylast concert this season at NewmarketTheater, with '

V SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH.Thursday evening, April3.

\u25a0 Only appearance of ]MLLE.AUGUSTA OHRSTROM,

One ofthe world's greatest dramatic sopranos,favorite singer and pupil of the Great Gou-nod, assisted by a numner of eminent artists.

Seats at Dyer Bros.. 150 East Third street.Price 50,75 cents, $1. ? \u25a0 . . ?

J. KING & SON,

MERCHANT-i-TAILORS1Good fit,style and reasonable prices. A

splendid selection of English andScotch Imported Woolens. .

37 E.FIFTHST., ST. PAUL.MINN.

NO TEETH NEED BE EXTRACTED !THE NEW PORCELAIN PROCESS.

Dr. B. C. Cornwell,(:Dentist.Seventh St, N. E. Cor. Jackson, St. Paul. .-

Send for Descriptive Circular. . ~

\u25a0?\u25a0\u25a0 M p?>TESS CURED byII%m IXI-peck's :Pat. InvisibleL*'t-"*? \u25a0 TUBULAR EARCUSH-IONS. Whispers heard distinctly. Comfort-Bble Successful where all remedies fail. Ills

book and proofs free. ..Address or call onP.HISCOX, 853 Broadway, N.?. _ . '

BUSHNELL-<&

BUSHNELL,Real Estate and Fi. a Aerents,

Pioneer Press Building;.

Valuable Real Estate, improved andunimproved, in all parts of the city.We have an exclusive iistonalareeamount of the best located property inthe city. If you want to purchase, toimprove or for an investment, call oraddress us.

Mortgage IxmnsNegotiated promptly. We want goodloans for 1600, $800, $1,000. $2,000, $2,500,$3.1100. $5,000, $15,000. *25,000y. at lowestrates, if

"you have first-class security;

money can be furnished inthree flaysfrom date of application.

j' For Rent -Large house, partly fur-,nished, corner Western and Laurel av-enues, near cable.

For Rent ? Fifteen-room house oniEighth street;;;well located; .low rentto good party. ,?If you wish to do any business in our

line, call on or address

BUSHNELL &BUSHNELL-A.3STD-

The Standard Investment CompanyST. PAUL, MINN.

fi\u25a0'"': OTOPB allIAdopted by the :w unnatural German Govern.

JMJ 24 hours-

P-S.C'..|i"ut,ipft?*I^|T|OURES Gleet American trade in<**m|| Iv'&Gonorrhea patent bottlo holdW"W I in3days. ">g evrince (see

t J { NoStricture ?>*/? 4laH <lrng-

JlllNoMn:...?|?!"'... ?t.OO, <?\u25a0

orspnt. eealed, for?|.|O.Mi ilfSlVonMohlCo^oleAni.AQtafclnclnnatl.o

30 DAYS'TRIAL<-::.,^\ir* I)R.!II)KXK'SKLECTKO HAQ-^egt^SSSil^riin^'^^ SlTl<;BKLTcoatalns23 to 100

\u25a0^?QgyaaEgJyllr^degrei;sol Electricity.poritlro-H^e?^-i;Jt ncOl^l1/cares RHEUXITIBM.HEC-Brfij?|Pr ?lCJia?^B|SAl-fi'A, UTKK.KID.NKYand

dlieatei oftothKici.yoiuigcrold.ricaoT

pwr. Bt?pst^4r?(?glng, care vonrnlf. GIARASTSED'ttel*te?t lm^<iN?prt)Ted,cheif?ft ?i?ntifle. powerful, dor-

and UDICaLELECTRIC BEIT inthe WORM).:Beetrio Suspensories free wltnMaleBelt?.Electricity instant-lyfell,

-Call ?nd examine, cr (end (tuip for lUvutnted

pamphlet art ?.'-'\u25a0 ..'' ' - '-\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0 x

H.W.J HO?iI.IEMOYEOtoIBOWABASHAVf.OHICACO?TTHiln\u25a0\u25a0 ii

tn \u25a0\u25a0in 1 <**?wMfra^^.^UHUBMMBm^MMISiCQi^Q.

? gustave? ?

Seventh and Jackson Sts., St. Paul.

UPHOLSTERYDEPARTMENT.

Lace Curtains by the Pair !Lace Curtains by liie Pair !Lace Curtains by ths Pair !

We show certainly the largest. and best line of

LACECURTAINS!

In the City of St. Paul.

See Our Lacs Curtains at 45c per Pair!Sea Our Lace Curtains at 65c per Pair!See Our Lace Curtains at 75c per Pair!See Cur Lace Curtains at $1.03 perPair!See Our Lace Curtains at $1.25, $1.50.

\u25a0\u25a0. $2, $2.40, $3 per Pair!See Our Lace Curtains at $4.35, $5,

$6.50, $7.50, $8 per Pair!See Our Lace Curtains at $9.50. $11.50.

$12, $15, $18 pc (Pair!

See Our Lace Curtails at $20, $22.50,$25 per Pair!

We show some Rare Novel-ties and New Designs

in Curtains.

TO-MORROW!TO-MORROW!

TO-MORROW!

200 PIECES

SATEENS!OMBRE EFFECT.

(But not Cashmere Ombres,as claimed by some

merchants)

AT

15 Cents !PER YARD.

jotIraNew Unas of Corsets.New Lines of Muslin Underwear.New Lines of-Spring and

Summer Underwear.New Lines of Hosiery.New Lines of Laces.New Lines of Embroideries.New Lines of Collars.

DRESSJJOODSWe Have Just Opened Largre

Quantities or Mew Ira-ported

Dress GoodsNew Mohairs,

New Slciliennes,New Briiiantines,

New Henriettas,New Cashmeres.

The Sale of Our 46-Inch

HENRIETTASHas Been an Enormous One,

and We WillPlace on SaJeMonday Two More

cases at

59c Per YardFULLY WORTH 75c

Black Henriettas,Black Cashmeres,

Black Cordovas,

Black Armures,

Black Mohairs,

Elsck Silk Warp Mohairs,

Black Drap d'EteIN LARGE ASSORTMENTS.

Slack Silks,

Black Gros Grain Silks,

Black Silks in New Weaves,

lovelts in Colored Silks,

Jew Lines of Surahs.

JUST~OPENED!DRESSMAKING

AND

liies'TailoiingDEPARTMENT.

Perfect Fit and Superior Workman-ship Guaranteed.

LADIES'

Tailor-MadeSUITS

A SPECIALTY.

Our Dressmaking De-partment is under thepersonal supervision ofMr. A. Neumann.

New Connemaras !New Jackets !

New Gapes!New Jerseys !

New Parasols

CUSTAVEHEINEHANNSEVENTH AND JACKSON ST3., ST. PAUL.

THE PAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MOBNING. MARCH 80, 1890-? SIXTEEN PAGES.

Furlong's, Eighth and Jackson.Tlio very best Irish Potatoes, 30c

per bushel..

Ladies take Angostura Bitters gener-ally when they feel low spirited. -

It;brightens them up. Dr. Siegert &Sons, '

sole manufacturers.. Atall druggists. \u25a0\u25a0"

Have -You SeenOur new Special Railroad Watch, open-

'face, beautiful engraved filled case,with full-jeweled Elgin stem-windmovement, for the very low price ofSIN? "'.Every one warranted. A. .11.Simon, Jeweler and Loan Office, 314Jackson street.

To the Ladies ofthe TwinCities.Our annual spring opening of Milli-?!

nery willtake place Thursday, Fridayand Saturday, April 3, 4 and 5. Mrs. iA E. Devitt, corner Seventh and Broad-way.

Artistic Millinery

Willbe displayed April8. 4 and 5 at E.Thompson A;(Vs., 18 Mannheimer.

Lnoiiat the BargainsOffered by George 11. Lams Furnishing

Company, in their ad on St. Paul page.

To the Public.The undersigned respectfully states

that he is no longer connected with.theKleist &Tillemaiiband.

Petkr G. Bkahx.Orchid Cream

The great beautifier.

Notice to Depositors. fSThe quarterly interest term begins

April1. Money deposited on or beforeApri: 10 earns" three months' interest"July 1, 1890. at 5 per cent per annum.The Savings Bank of St. Paul, south-west coiner ofJackson and Fifth streets.John S. Prince, President; Edward J.Meier, Cashier.

Your Lawn Grass Now.De Cou & Co., 21 West Third.

'

Beautiful Furniture.When yon want an elegant design in

Furniture that is exclusiveatid original,you should call at the exclusive up-holstering establishment of P. J. Eis-wirih. Si West Seventh. Furniture re-paired and overhauled.

Furlong's, Eighth and Jackson.Strictly Fresh Eggs, 14c dozen.

Adam Fetsch's Fine Box TradeFamous Principe de Gales Cigars. %[;

Orchid CreamClears the face from blackheads.

The Reed Portrait CompanyHave opened a studio in Room 4, Mc-QuillanBlock, corner Third and Waba-sha. Panel and Crayon Portraits atvery reasonable prices for first-classwork. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0" 'iy4;

Storage Household GoodsA specialty. Lewis &Anderson, 371 to389 East Third.

a rf:viarkabi,e painting.

"Christ in ilieTemple" ohFreeExhibition at The Bazaar.

Mr.Julius Segal], an eminent Ameri-can artist who has been residing inVenice for some years, but who is nowlivingin St. Paul, has placed on freeexhibition at "The Bazaar," 163 EastSeventh street, his justly celebratedpainting entitled "Christ in theTemple," for which he received a spe-cial diploma of merit from Prof. Gugl-leimo Botti, inspector of the Royal Pic-ture Gallery of Venice. This remark-able painting is valued at $10,000. Itrepresents St. Joseph with the littleJesus, St. Antomusand St. Anna, withPetrus of Alcantara holding a cross inthe rear. The figures are life size, andthe drawing, coloring, as well as theharmony of the whole ensemble, showsthe genius of the artist to perfection.

The clergy and the general public arecordially invited to view this beautifulwork. Very respectfully. The Bazaar,163 East Seventh street, next to cornerJackson. :Furlong's, Eighth and Jackson.

Fifteen poumls Granulated Sugar. $1.

ANNOUNCEraE%T.UK Annual. MKcTist; OF thi

stockholders of the St. Paul Fire andMarine Insurance company, for the electionof aboard ofdirectois for the ensuing year,willbe held at the office of the company onWednesday, the 2d day or April next, at 11o'clock a. m. Charles R. Gilbert. Sfcretary.

\u25a0__i>;ed.

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M'PHERSON? IuRochester. Minn., on 29th,John Mr.Pherson, use thirty-five years.Funeral notice hereafter.

MANNING?InSt. Paul, Friday, March 29.at 9:45 p.m.. Mrs.James Manning. as?edfifty-eight years. Funeral from familyresidence, No. '276 Gates street, Sunday.March 3-), at 1:3>. Remains willbe takento Inver Grove for interment.

FUNEBAI,ANNOUNCEMENT.WILLOUtJHBV-The fuueral of Kate E.Wilioiighbywilltake place from the Bates

Avenue M. B. church to-day at 2:30 p. m.Friends are invited.

? FIVE-GLASS CARRIAGES for funerals, $3.?0. 475 Rosabel, between Eighth andNinthstreets

$20,001.00 I) RfirHFR H, I $20,000.00WORTH UU IUU L IVX IfLUULL WORTH

Pure Brilfiantine Corner Seventh and Cedar Sts. PUr6Brl111aiitinc

HiRS! a sterling 'MOHAIRS!Ib? \s&.li11SI BI\m I .';\u25a0 Aks& \u25a0. B . j"p \u25a0 '_ 'BT^L - B^___ B B ''^^^^B- '

~~ATisHEBW A&rA Hff

? AT?

. We Shall Inaugurate on Monday, March 31, a Sale of All Dill'ft B" &^h/1a?}?

PORE -:- BRILLIANTIME -:\u25a0 MOHAIRS! SMes ,, j,XQ? kS|l?

ATLESS THAN MANUFACTURER'S COST. MlIIIIUII II H j?S KjJJAll Mfih/iirQ rll b INever before have we offered such values, and the public 111UIIQUO MilBVnvi/1

".\u25a0\u25a0?/;:-? willattest their belief by visiting: our fNj, . \u25a0? illIUIH111

'-? Styles! At w luiuiDress Goods Department I:? ACT value $1.25 per yard.

We are in possession of the most desirable styles of these goods that have

ever been manufactured, and you cannot buy a single yard of them outside of ourestablishment. Upwards of 9,800 yards are on exhibition, and you should notfailto see them. Adisplay in our corner window willtellyou more about the facts.

We have consummated what we should think the Greatest and Choicest Purchase ever madeinSilk Umbrellas.

T?- moriZnHyrr oppor " in silk Warp, IDon't Miss ThemA

-A-T

SUN Mohair Filling, genuine %A IQUPIBRELLIIS PARAGON _frame $2.50 JJIbTu

??AT A_

nominal price!Handles of Silver Plate!

Plate i Umbrellas Eaeh oNOMINAL PRICE! Handles of Gold Plate ! UlMeliaS Ea<MjJLl.Remember that some are better than others. We have over one thousand to select from.

Come early, as there willbe a throng at our counters.

200 Dozen sale 00 Cents min^TWW Yards 3,500 YardsLINEN BUCK TOWELS .KHCoph is the Time to Buy iupnQT}:n

Willbe on sale to- *"VM'EMBROIDERIES \u0084,

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wipw,*

-..EMBROIDERIES c?*olT ITAC191 ft EaCh, IUrKByEMBROIDERIES Embroidery SflM- \WS |

IL2UEaCII, Red ALL FEflo?ii The win l-viiubIE.ZU XdUlf Kea all fedoras Finest stylos and / i?or? rcuunna, niidii style 3 and m| s

8 for n^llai- Table ORIENTALS, Assortment CoSs FaSt j||CentO CHE Dollar VAN dyke in the \u25a0 trr;,,, ?0 per

Don'tN e

m.Seelne Covers at SIZES. EFFECTS. City. \u25a0%&#??&?% |yYard.

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