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Keene at the Metropolitan.

The first four nights OF this week the
management of the Metropolitan will
present Thomas w. Keene and his eX-
cellent company in round of Shake
spearian and historical plays. 'Richard
Ill" will be presented this evening and
repeated Wednesday. "Richelieu" will
be presented Monday and Louis XII"
Tuesday evening. The death of Law
renee Barrett and the announced retire
ment from the stage of that eminent
tragedian, Edwin Booth, leaves
Mr.. Keene the only American rep
resentative of the class of players who
confine their talents exclusively to the
delneation of classical tragic drama.
This season he is supported by the best
company with which he has ever been
able to surround himself. Among its
members are Frank Hennig, Walter
Mathews, Julius Scott, John Harmon,
Thomas r. Eagleson, Carl Ahrendt,
Edward Curtis, Edwin Phillips, Ford
Remnant. Benjamin E. Howard, Hugh
Mckay, HarwOod Andrews, j. j. Cum
miDgs, Charles Sands, Miss Alberto
Gallatin, Miss Henrietta VaderS, Mrs.
S. a. Baker, Miss Hannah 3. Bailey
and Master Sargent.
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Held by the Enemv.

William Gillette's play, "Held by the
Enemy" which is to be the attraction
at the Grand this week, commencing
tonight, is acknowledged to be the crisp
est, brightest and most pleasing drama
on the American stage today. Its sue
cess from the very first night has been
something phenomenal. The play Is
strongly realistic. The new famous
battle scene. in which the roll of mus
kerry is supplemented by the booming
of cannon and the cOncomitants
of strife, wondrouslY sustained by
the now renowned clatter of the
feet of flying horse, so nat
ural that when the rider appears ON
the stage. all breathleSS with exertion,
and delivers the message in which his
haste has been employed, it is difficult
for the spectators to refrain from be-
lieVing that they are on the verge of an
actual battle. 1t is, perhaps, the
strongest piece of re alistic work in the
range of modern mimicry.
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HiIton's New Play House.

Hilton's new play house, on the site
of the ruins of the Olympic, Seventh
street, near Jackson, will be a surprise
to the st. Paul public, for it is really
much more beautiful than fOrmerly-in
fact it is palace. In the rebuilding
special attention has been paid TO the
safety, comfort and pleasure of the audi
ence. New fire escapes have been add
ed, new double doors cut in the side
parquette wall for quick exit in case of
necessity; the aisles have been widened,
the chairs are red velvet, roomy and
with all the latest appliances. The re-
suit is that when one enters a
sense of elegance and comfort steals
in and half the battle is won,
for performance is almost sure to
please under these circumstances; but
better than all is the rule that no Smok-
ing or drinking will be allowed any
where in the theater. This will be
strictly enforced, and Mr.. Hilton has
selected geDtlemanly and polite list of
doorkeepers, special officers and half
dozen usherS, who will see that his or
derS are Obeyed, and who, at the same
time, will be ready and willing to an
SWer any question and perform any
service that will enhance the comfort
of his patrons. Ned" himself, will be
visible at all times. with his fatheTly
eye open to be certain that all goes well.
The orchestra is picked one of seven
bright musicians who can and will play
the latest popular airs, as we'll as ac-
company the artists in man.
ner calculated TO improve the per-
Torrance. The curtain is a beauty,
the scenery as fine and as complete as
that in any house in Minnesota. Mr..
Hilton will coRduct this place in con-
junction with his successful Pence op-
era house in Minneapolis, and with the
very strong combinations he has al
ready booked. there can be no manner
of doubt but Hilton's new play house
will, from the start, be the faYorite re-
sort. He has decided TO play nothing
but the best, and will close his houses
for week or two at time rather than
present bad companies; this is the pol
icy that has made him win elsewhere
ana will surely work likewise here;
other managers might probably follow
his lead. 1t IS expected that the grand
opening will occur Sunday evening,
Dec. q, with the original BLACK
Crook" presented by a company of
stars of whom the press, all along the
line, speak in the highest terms.
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A Jolly Surprise.

ga Jolly Surprise" is the title of
Fanny Rice's new comedy, which will
be presented at the Metropolitan. Miss
Rice is well known here from her APP
pearance as Venus III Hoyt's first com
edy, "a Rag Baby" and as prima
coincidence of the Carlton and New
York opera companies. During the
past three years she has been one of the
reigning condolences in New York, and
has been identified with all of the great
successes AT the Casino in that city All
who witnessed her personation OF the
role OF Nadjy, in the opera comiQue of
that name, will be pleased to learn that
they will have another opportunity of
seeing the Hungarian ballet scene, in
which Miss Rice appeared for upwards
of 500 nights, as this has been intro
duced into the second act of "A Jolly
Surprise" 1t is said that the comedy is
full of bright, sparkling lines, inter-
spersed with catchy music, songs, dances
and pleasing surprises, all free from any
suggestion of vulgarity or butfOoEery.
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- bOokkeeper; can furnish best of refer
ences Address Royal Beck, Warren Mills
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TTUITY CHURCH-THERE Will BE
- special Christmas service for the chill.
dren. The Sunday school meeting with the
congregation at II a. M
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~ lehem Church, Corner Pleasant Av. and
Ramsey St.-Rev. N. Bolt will preach in the
morning at 1880 a. H., and in the evening al
80 p M; the theme of the Sunday evening
sermon will be 1.-THE Sacredness OF the
Christmas Festival:" the holy communion
will be administered in the evening.
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of the day. and his audience at the con-

of the day. and his audience at the con-
clusion fully concurred in that view.
His subject was 'Social Forces" which
he treated analytically and thought
fully, holding the undivided attention
of his hearers for an hour and three
quarters. There were flashes of dry
humor in his illustrations that excited
laughter and eloquent passages that
drew spontaneous applause. The lec7
ture was serious discussion of some
of the gravest problems of present. So
cietY and civilization
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Sons of America.

At meeting of the P. o. S. of A. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
President W. a. Gates; past president J..
E. Sawyer; vice president, H NJ. Tus her; NJ !.
of E. and C., w. A. Powers; conduct or; Nor
ris Jumper; recording secretary, John d..
treasurer, A. E. Campbell; inspector, j. j.
Swab; guard, E. E. Schooley; trustee, H. Z.
Osgood; delegates to state camp, j. E. Saw
yer. W a. Gates R. A. Hadden, J. W. Nc
Hose, Walter HolcOmb, g. II. Walker and W.
A. Powers; alternates, II. NJ. Tusher, j. ID.
Humphreys. c. Coleman, Charles Post A. Z.
Campbell, II. E. Osgood.
1t was decided to hold public meet
ing to install officers Jan. 8.
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The Thomas Lecture.

There was fair, but not so large an
audience as the reputation of the
speaker deserved, at the lecture of Rev.
DR.. Thomas, of Chicago. at the Peoples
church last night. Those not familiar
with the style of the speaker were
somewhat disappointed in not finding
him an imprisoned and voclferous
orator. He is measured and somewhat
monOtonous in delivery, but this is soon
forgotten in following the strong, clear
and logical line of thought. He was in
troduced as one Of the strong thinkers
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POPULAR WANTS.
RELIGIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TRINITY ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
Il Lutheran Church, Corner ROBBIE and Ada
SITS, west Slde-W. L. Smith pastor. Serv-
ices at IL a. m. and 1870 D. m; subject.
''Stones TO BE Rolled Away and Reioicing.h
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FOR BRIDGE BUILDERS.

In pursuance of resolution passed bv the
Board of County Commissioners of Polk
County, at a meeting held by said Board on
the seventh day of December, 1871. the un-
oersigned was instructed to advertise for bids
on the building OF either a combination or an
iron bridge across Red Lake river, at Thief
River Falls Township 154. Range 43), in Polk
County. the length Of the proposed bridge
required to be go feet, with stone or pile
pier in the center, the Board asking those
who wish to make bids hereon to furnish
said Board with plans and specifications, to-
gether with the separate cost for the con-
strucEfng OF either an iron or d combination
bridge, said bids required TO be filed with the
County Auditor on or before the 9th day of
January, 1892 The Board, however, reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
@. U. WEBSTER
County Auditor Of Polk County.
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NATANTED-Ladies in need Of good help
w to call on Mrs. Merryweather, 5I3 Wa
haSha ST
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n ian, Gil jerks St-In the morning there
will be Christmas sermon by the pastor,
Rev. James B. Freeman, upon the text: TN
Him Was Life" In the evening there will
be special service for the children at which
short addresses will be made by Sabbath
school workers
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20

Neil Burgess has been enjoined by Judge
Dewey, of the superior court at Boston,
restraining him from interfering or meddling
in any way with the production of THE
County Fair" throughout New England.
under the management of Charles B. Jeffer-
son. of New York
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SPlCE GRINDER-Manted, position as
~ spice grinder or in warehouse. or any
position of trust; good references. Address
W 81, Globe.
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Black C0ney Fur Capes; our al
ready low price has been 81, will
close them out for 1898.
OpOsSum Sets. Boa and MuRreg-
ular price $3.50; clOse-Out price.
per set, 5000.
Gray Lynx, Boa and Muff, regular
price S15 and %18; reduced for this
sale to $40 and SIP.
Imported Black Marten Boa and
MUff, worth 524; reduced Holiday
price, SIS.
o We have also reduced the prices
Ii Muffs; the most noteworthy Of
these is our Baltic Seal. 1t would be
hard to distinguish it from Alaska
Seal. We have marked them down
from IS; for this sale, 1898.
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We have just unpacked large
as Ortment of japanese Silk and
Embroidered Linen Handkerchief
which we will place on sale Mon
dav way under the market price.
% dozen Japanese Initial Silk Hand
kerchiefs, 14X144, hemstitched, regular
price of which is SOC. For this sale we
will sell them at 25c.
% dozen Japanese SILK Handkerchiefs
in all shades. worth 25c, for 15c.
% dozen Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs,
embroidered corners and ScallOped
edges. worth 35c; will go at this sale
for l9c.
Also a large assortment at 25c, zoe.
33e, SOC to 98c; all worth 25 per cent
more.
50 dozen real Hemstitched Fast Color
Cambria Handkerchiefs, worth &c; Spe-
cial price. Sc.
25 dozen 15-lnch Hemstitched En-
brOidered Linen Handkerchiefs, worth
15c, go at sc.
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CT. JOHN THE EVANGELIST-COR
- ner Ashland Av. and Mackubin ST.
Morning prayer, II o'clock; even.song, 4:30
o'clock. Services conducted by the Rev. W
PeytOn Morgan. of Cleveland. O.
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" NJ. g. A.-THERE WILL BE Al
novel service at association hall at 40
p. m. Five young men from Minnesota col.
leges will address the meeting The non,
church-goers' evangelist meeting will be held
this evening at association hall at 80
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DROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST so
Il ciety-A meeting will be held at Odd
Fellows, hall tonight at o'clock; Mrs. Woods,
the well-known inspirational speaker, will
lecture; subject What Is the Merit of OUT
Own Individual Self ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently re-
- moved from the face, neck. arms. breast
or between the eyebrows, by electricity, with
out injury; moles and warts skillfuIly treat
ed. Mrs. Baldwin, 80 Mannheimer Block.
Hours. 10 q m. u 4 D. m.
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A SHBURY NJ. Il. CHURCH ROSS
"A ST, between Duluth and Frank Sts.-
Morning and evening services conduced by
the pastor, Rev. James Castles
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
II the Redeemer-Corner Lafayette and
Woodward Avs.-Sunday services at 10 30 a.
m. and 30 p. In. The pastor Will preach at
both services
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DRESSNIAKING.

n SMAkING-Ladies' Tailors and
II Dressmakers-Special attention paid to
design, fit and workmanship. Cutting and
basting done. Perfect-ftting patterns cut to
measure. d. E. Crone & Co., All Wabasha st.
M ADAME MARIE FAVRE, French
Itl dressmaking; late with Worth, OF Paris
622 Wabasha St, corner Summit aY., St. Paul,
MINI.
gee OUR A-gold band silver tnimbles,
~ heavy weight A. S. Weller, % East
Seventh ST., between Cedar and Wabasha.
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NPIRITUALIST ALLIANCE = REV
~ Frank F. Ripley viii speak for the Spirit
ual Alliance at Seventh and Minnesota, A. O.
U. W. hall, Sunday evening at O'Clock Sub.
jeot, 'Mesmerism Psychology and Hypno.
tism, and the Use of This Power" tests Of
spirit presence. and at the close of lecture
several new members will be received into
the society with appropriate ceremonies.
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oates AVENUE NJ. e. CHURCH,
- Bates Av. and Ravine St.. Thomas Nc.
Clary Pastor-Morning, Not Machinery But
Power;" evening, rs There a Prison for
Lost SoulS:" Christian Endeevor choir in
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MANUFACTURING SITES.

We have for sale a tract of
about Is acres of land midway
between st. Paul and Mime
apOlis, which is perhaps the
best site for factories in either
city. 1t has a spur track run
ming through it, connecting it
with all the railroads running
into either city, except one,
and also with the Mime
sofa Transfer. 1t is one Of the
few tracts left in the Midway Dis
trict. accessible to good railroad
trackage, large enough to accom-
mediate large manufacturing con-
Germ, and is therefore very valua-
bic. The Midway District. tray
ersed in every direction by railroads
and electric lines, and drawing
population and business from both
cities, is rapidly filling up. and a
few years will see property there
quadrupled in value. It is bound
in the near future to become the
great center of population Of our
dual city. and the owners of land
there will be wealthy. We can sell
this fine property very cheap. ~
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DAClFIC co n & e GATIONAL
L Church, Acker St.-Arthur j. Benedict
pastor Preaching at 0:30 and 1870: subject
of evening sermon, True Charity the Great.
est Thing in the World, ContraSted With
Lodge Charity aDc Church Charity"
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CHTROPODLST.

7 OCKWOOD, THE CHTROPODTST-
IL All diseases of the feet 293 and 294
Endicott Arcade, Robert ST., between Fourth
and Fifth SITS
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Establishedin l S6Ifor
The cure of private, nerV
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The physicians of tn
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or. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
y there will be services at 10 30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. The pator, Rev. G. GauseWitz,
will preach at both services
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EIRST NJ. f. CHURCH, CORNER
l. West Third st. and Summit Av.-Class
meeting at 9:45 a. I'M. Rev. C. B. Wilcox,
pastor, Will preach at 1880 a. M; subject,
The Training of the Religious Nature:'
preaching at 1880 .. m. theme 1.-The Prayer
of the PenItent Thief
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH. 1O46
l. West Seventh St.-Rev. f. R. Leach,
pastor; public worship. 1920 a. M and Z 80
p. m; subject in the morning, Christmas
Lessons; in The evening, Heavens Gift to
Earth
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DILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
ner Cedar st. and Summit Av-Pastor,
Rev. Lewis G. Sheafe. Morning subject,
Things of Great Joy"
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DHILADELPHIAB A PTIST CHURCH
L Corner Reaney and Cypress SITS. Rev.
William L. Barker Pastor-Public worship al
1880 a. m, and Z: 80 D. M; morning subject,
Lowest Thou Me? Feed My Lamps - even.
ing subject, Am | Christian?"
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DEOPLE'S CHURCH. PLEASANT Az
enue, Near West Third Stat 1890 q
m. Rev. DR.. Thomas, of Chicago, will preach
also at Z 80 p. m.
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l. Grand Opera House-Rev. W. s. Vail
will preach at II O'Clock this morning Sub
ject, seeking for a Humane Coda SER
mon on the advent of the first American
Universalist preacher. Mr.. Lienau will sing
''JerusaIem" and the PRAYER from Rienza y
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~ Church, Burr St, Near Minnehaha. Rev.
T. ). Pllling PastOr-Services as followss
1920 u. m. THE Tempest Stiiled;" 80 D. m.
"A Man With Religions Relations >,
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PURR STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
u Corner York and Burr Sts = Pastor,
Rev. Thomas Morris; public service at 1890
a: m. and 30 D, M; Rev. T. r. Peters Of
Minneapolis. will preach in the morning
Service will be conducted in the evening by
the pastor; subject. .'CaIled Back,
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Ct. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
- Corner Ninth and Olive Sts.-Rev. John
Wright, d. D., rector Morning prayer and
sermon, II o'clock; evening, z; the bishop Of
Mackenzie river will preach at the morning
service.
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M OODLAND PARK

NV OODLAND Park BAPTIST
w Church, Corner OF Arundel st. and
Selby Av.-Rev. ". W. Dawley, pastor; serv-
ice at 1880 a. m. and7:30 D. M Morning
subject, 1.-The Seed of the Woman to Crush
the Serpent's Head ~ evening "Renentance y,
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DAYTON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
- Church, Corner Mackubin St.-Rev. NJ.
D. Edwards. pastor; services at 20 a. IN.
and 7:3O p. M; subject of evening sermon,
"China and the Mission Problem ~
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A UGUSTINUS CHAPEL, 81 DELOS
n St. West st. Paul-Service for adults
and children at 30 D. M
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THRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE AT
- 1890 q. M, Mr. Jaynes, speaker: subject,
Healing of the Impotent Man, Bible class
al II 30; inquiry meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880; reading room open daily. 10
Hotel Barteau.
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EIRST NJ Il. CHURCH, WEST THIRD

E'IRSI N. Il NHU KCH, WEST THIRD
l. and Summit Av.-Class meeting, AS a.
m; Rev. G. B. Wilcox. the pastor. will
preach at 0:30 a. M; subject, Culture of
the Religious Nature;' Sabbath school, 70
M; Y. P. s. c. E.. 6:30 p. M; preaching at
4:3O p: M; theme, The Prayer of the Peni-
tent Thief -
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Thursday.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs Iss

Edward Duluarme, 8l3 Mississippi. =. 3 years
Johanna Larson. 1923 Magnolia. -. go years
Eliza Hammond, 400 Iglenart. .6S wears
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DARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH


i Corner Holly Av. and Mackubin ST
Preaching by Rev. Edward p Ingersoll. D. D.,
pastor, at $50 a. m. and z: 30 D. m. evening
topic, The Ruth Of the Twentieth Century"
Meeting of the Y. P. S. c. E. at $50 D. m.
Strangers cordially invited to all services.
The annual meeting Of the church will be
held Monday evening, Dec p.
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POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Nlale.

QOYs FOR PLACES, places for boys;
u employment bureau for poor boys free
Newsboys' Club Room. Chamber of Com
merce building; open from IL to II a. IN. and
from to g:3l D. m.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH, CORNER WA
basha and Summit Av.-Rev. NJ. D. Ed
wards will preach at 10 30 a. m. in exchange
with the pastor: Dr. Heath will preach In
the evening at 80.
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YOUNG LADIEs-Learn shorthand and
typewriting at the j. D. Hess Practical
Shorthand School, Eighth floor, Pioneer
Press Building