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State Central Committee for Garrett Count,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

tanned on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. DR., Bridgman on Hew-
lit avenue The topic was France,
From 1876 to 1S4S," and the history
lesson was conducted by Mrs. Mary
SimonS.
Prof. and Mrs. George McMillen.
of Buffalo. n. Y, visited Hamline on
Tuesday. They expect to spend the
winter in st. Paul, returning in the
spring to Memphis, Tenn.
a large number OF Hamline young
people were entertained to party on
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

gational church last Sabbath evening
was largely attended. Mrs. Root, of
Hamline, gave an interesting talk on
the Rescue Work in st. Paul.
A short and interesting game of bas-
ket ball was played Wednesday be-
tween the state university boys and the
students of the agricultural school, re-
sulting in a defeat of the "U' boys by
a score of IA to 0.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Tisdale will be panied to hear
of the death of their little son Elmer,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

turned to her home in GIeadyii!e. Pa.
atter a pleasant isl, among I,.ands
III this place.
st. Anthony Park people are delight
ed over the prospect OF having Il paper
printed by some enterprisiEg parties OF
this place.
W. S. Harwood is absent on a short
trip to New York city. Mrs. t.arlvood
and little child are in Iowa.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Polk entertained about twenty of their
friends.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
THE HALF-PRLCE SALES.

THE HALF-PRECE SALES.
Here you find the quality, the
style, the price. Try to match
them at Ha1f=PriCe.
80 new, stylish garments, nearly
all silk-lined, not one OF M
worth less than $3.50 to mi IV
$3.50. Choice, each -.
Sc very fine up-to-date C1oaks, ev-
cry one was an $18 to QA0 m
$3.50 garment, silk OlI,UW
lined. Choice, each...
4S new, swell chic Jackets, all
known cloths, plain and fancy silk
lined; ed H Have been $500 Q4n h0
Choice, each. ..........
Tea Gowns.
Excellent value in Henriettas and
other fabrics in Tea Gowns at
wonderfully low prices.
5000 and $500 Gowns for. $500
$3.50 and $1,000 Gowns for. 500
$12.eO and $500 Gowns for. $50
$1,000 and $500 Gowns for. 900
$500 and $1,000 Gowns for. 1900
Ladies' Silk Waists.
All that were priced up 90 7E
to to 5000, choice Monday %.
4s s5 Al to g; sso' T:'s sS Hs#ssS 5a:5;9 $500
The regular $3.50 ones 90 7E
are marked for Monday nm I'D
to be sold at.
A lot of new Storm Coats for
ladies. Would make an excellent
Holiday Gift.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

J. w. Stone, secretary; F. 3. Brace
treasurer; J. H. McDermott, guide; Ben
Ribble, sentry; w. M. Erickson, war
den. There are fifty members of the
council. The council also gave dance
and card party to their friends last
Friday evening. Among those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames, Merrtfi.
Clark, Pierce, Stone, Towle, Cheney, Pc
terson. West, Hill, Bowen, Matschaks,
McDerment.
The gospel temperance union held by
the Hamline Auxiliary in the Congre-
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

telephone connection has been estab-
lished between the two cities.
Last Thursday night the Jubilee Sing
ers entertained the people of this place
at the Congregat tional church.
Prof. Aldrich and family have re-
Gently taken up their abode in theil
new home ON KeSton street.
The many friends of eX-Gov. McGill
will be glad to learn of his rapid re-
covery from what was feared might
be a severe sickness.
Last Thursday Miss Affertranger re-
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
SURPRISE No. 6...Monday at
8 a. m.
At soc a Yard.

Over $4,000 yards of Choice Black
Silks, fancies and plain. Regular
selling prices, $1.50 and $1.25.
Over 10000 yards of newest ideas
in Novelty Silks, some in spring of
1896 styles. They might show these
elsewhere in couple of months.
We're always ahead. Lots of this
collection sell regularly for S1.75
and $500 a yard. You will save
dollars and give pleasure by taking
advantage of this annual sale to
make your Christmas purchases
now.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Art Department. Thl5a Fioor

We sell at retail lower than or
dinary dealers must pay at whole
sale. That's because we handle
such quantities. The acknowledged
Art Department of the Northwest
is located on Mannhe1mer Bros
third floor.
As Christmas Suggestions we offer
Artistic Pottery, 1kich Cut and
Giided Glass, Decorated China,
Lamps, Tables. GlObes,Silk Shades,
etc.
Cut Glass Water Bottles, Trianon
pattern, value S1.50.
Special, $l.Oo Each.
Cut Glass Vases, Oxford shape,
regular price $500.
Special, Each, $2.I9.
Cut Glass Water Set, with bottle
and six glasses, richly cut in the
Trenton pattern, regular price,
$500.
Special, Per Set, Sc. 90.
r Cut Glass Sugar and Creamers,
new Raymond pattern, regular
price, $3.50.
Special, Per Set, $3.50.
China Oat Meal Sets, 3 pieces,
very pretti1y decorated, regular
price, S1.00.
Special, Per Set, 4oc.
Etruria China A. D. Cups and
Saucers, floral decoration, value 60c.
Special, Each, 39c.
China Creamers, daintily deco
rated, value SOC.
Special, loc Each.
Jardinieres, various co1ors, regu-
lar price, 60c.
Special, 39c Each,
Cut Glass Lemonade Sets, pitcher
and six glasses, deeply cut, value
$500.
Special, Per Set, $3.oe.5
Dresden Princess Lamps, raised
floral decoration, with chimney
stand, 1S inches high; regular
price $500.
Special, Each, So. 80.
Etruria China Cake Plates, large
size. gold and floral decorations; value
Sl.50.
Special, each $l.oo
Cut Glass Olive or Bon Bon Dishes,
with handle, new Raymond pattern,
value $3.50.
Special, each $l.69
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

who died last Friday morning of pneu-
monia. He was only sick a short
time
AT the residence of Joe Berge, county
Rayburn Meek is convalescing after
a sickness of some weeks.
Mr.. Pratt Isl improving after a long
and dangerous illness.
Mr.. Hostzell, who has been ill for
some time, is improving.
Percy Vittum has been entertaining
his brother, Charles E. Keller.
road near Corter avenue, a local pay
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
g SURPRISE No. 4.--fSlonday at
8 a. m.
) At SOC a Yard.

Three of those big tables, made
expressly for this great sale they
are II feet long and AZ feet wide),
piled high and loaded down with
Silk Plums. Every kind of good
Silk represented-a1 kinds of COL
ors, all kinds of fancies, all kinds
} of blacks. If you find Silks worth
S1.5O and $500 in this lot, don't be
I surprised; they are there.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
SPECIAL
FOR THE MEN.

You can buy for your mother, Sis
tef, wife or sweetheart,a Silk Gown
of correct style Or Silk Waist in
the latest conceit, or a Silk Petit
coat of proper material at, in many
cases, a fraction of their actual
worth and regular selling price.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Umbrellas Galore.

1t was an extraordinary and op-
perfume purchase that placed in our
hands over 1000 high-class Um-
bre11as. They will cost gift hunt
ers less than they cost the New
York maker. No charge for en-
craving Umbrellas Monday. Just
a sample of the prices:
Gloria Silk Umbrellas, o. 90
the best quality, worth "A .00
$1.75. Special. -. ......
Tight-Ro11 Umbrellas, case and
Tassel to match, large on 40
variety of natural wood M I'M
handles. Special. .......
They are worth $500 to $3.50.
A special Christmas reduction on
all Umbrellas in stock.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
SURPRISE No. 5. .- Ready at
8 a. m.
At 60C a Yard.

1t requires three of those big
tables to hold this lot also, and even
then there is more in the shelves, so
if you can't find what you want on
the tables let lis know and "we'l1
do the rest" Silks, new, stylish
patterns and weaves, in black, plain
and fancies, ami in colors, plain
and fancies, that would simply par
alyze some of the slow-going silk
people.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

Electric Seal Coats. xxx quality,
SO inches long, made in the latest
up-to-date style. New QFH mn
York price, $500. Our 044'VV
Two-Days' Sale price. -.
Hudson Bay Otter Coats, choicest
skins, ,33 inches long. New 007 IN
York price, S175.OO. Our on E,UU
Two-Days' Sale price -.
Hudson Bay Otter Coats, choicest
skins, SO in. long. New 0AI0 nm
York price, $500. Our d 0IIU'Vu
Two-Days' Sale price.
Mink Sacques, made of choice East
ern Mink SO in. long. New 070 h0
York price, s125.o0. Our 0l/'UU
Two-Days' Sale price. -.
Mink Sacques, made of prime East
ern Mink. 40 in. long. COT hn
New York price, $4,000. OH 'UV
Our Two-Days' Sale price
Mink Sacques, made of dark, rich
Eastern Mink, 40 to 10 inches long,
with handsome tail borders. New
York price, $4,000 and 0An7 an
s225.6o. Our Two QIUI'uo
Days Sale price. ,...
Persian Lamb Coats, SO inches deep,
made of finest cur1ed skins. New
oor york rRo.Dsys Rf5i5: 91Os.HH: Sale y11h.UO
price
Sealskin Jackets, % inches deep. |
made of best Northwest
coast skins. New York "a 0H nm
price, $4,000. Our Two QI M5'Vu
Days Sale price.
Seaishin Coats, 80 inches deep, made |
of best Northwest coast
skins. New York price, QIHE nm |
$4,000. Our Two-Days' QllD'Vu
Sale price .............
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

Monday and Tuesday.
Chiffon Fichus in Black, White
and Colors.
Lace Chiffon and Velvet Gi1ets.
i Chiffon Plated Collars in White,
Black and Colors.
Lace Collars in Black or White.
Silk Chiffon or Lace P1astrons,
fur or lace trimmed.
%:$>G Chiffon Co1farettes all included In
this great reduction sale.
Real Ostrich Feather Boas and
Co11arettes in Black, White and
Colors at special prices.
Liberty Silk, Gauffre Crepe and
Chiffon Squares.
ALI our Real Hand-Run Scarfs
'ahd Fichus half the regular price.
& *
Our Entire Stock of Real Lace
Handkerchiefs, comprising Real
Va1enciennes, Real Point and Real
Duchesse, at prices never to be
duplicated.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
SURPRISE No. 3.--RsOnday at
g a. I'M.
40C a Yard.

g To enu1nerate this extensive as
e sortnent would take a whole col
p umn in the newspapers. Almost
z every kind of good Silks made is
e represented here. Thousands of
q yards that retail everywhere for
Y $50, S1.25 and S1.00 yard are just
e thrown in this big lot to make it
q irresistible. If you've money 70
x spend for Christmas, this is the
q place to make S1.00 do the work of
2 $500 or $500. Don't fail to investi-
g gate this table.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
ST: ANTHONY PARK.

At the last meeting of the Interur-
ban Royal Arcanum, on Dec. g. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: f. f..
Towle, regent; c. H. Peterson, vice re-
gent; e. II. c. Taylor, past regent; A
G. Pierce, orator; j. H. Held, collector;
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
FUR DEPARTMENT.
EXTRA i!
Forced to Realize==Turn FurS Into Cash.

One of the best Eastern manufac of Fine
owing to mild weather and poor trade compelled sell
his entire stock at We Fortunate secured the best
lots and offer the for two days at less than the of
the skins used in each garment.
Every article is strictly rstclass and warranted and
sold with guarantee.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
SURPRISE no. 2.--NEonday at
B a. I'M.
}2OC a Yard.

3 An opportunity that's simply Won
2 derful and may never be repeated.
8 Come early for selection. Hundreds
& of yards that were in the 49c lots
z asst week, and worth fully up to
3 51.00 and S1.25 yard. Many new
3 features in this collection that will
Z prove to you genuine surprise.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Yum Yuff1S or
Lounging Robes.

Original made by an Albany
lady, resident in Toxic for several
years. We are sole agents. Made
of Teaz1e Cloth in beautiful color
ings.
For all seasons, all hours, for the
sick, the we'll, any time and all
times they are a 1uxury-yes, a
necessity.
SITS and $3.50.
Being a novelty and so servicea-
BILE, can you think of a more sensible
Christmas gift for tired nature?
Dolls at special prices:
14-inch Joiuted Dolls, with nova
BILE eyes, 35c.
16-inch Jointed Dolls, 6Oc.
Only few more of our handsome
French Doub1e-J ointed Dolls left.
We have never had such a pretty
line of Holiday Aprons as now.
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques.
Nightinga1es.
Silk Negligees.
Silk Skirts.
Chi1dren's Aprons.
Chi1dren'S Blouse Waists.
Chi1dren's Handmade Dresses.
= Novelties in Infants Shoes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

last Tuesday evening at the home of
Miss Lulu Meatiff, of st. Anthony
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Gloves for
Christmas Presents.

Such buying of Gloves as has
been going on here for the past two
weeks is something most beyond
belief. There'll be merry times for
two days more, at Glove Head
quarters-here-with these induce
n1entS.
Double Silk Mittens, fancy backs,
made of Belding Bros 7Co
Silk, the $1.50 quality, fiH,
Ladies Mocha Mitts, o. M
the the, regular s1'5o quality 0l.VV
Wonen's 4-button Glace Kid,
with large metal buttons; all OEn
colors, no black; all sizes; 6iu,
worth $1.25. For. WV
+ Wonen's 4-button French G1ace
Kid, Paris Point back, large nEn
metal buttons; every shade, HiU,
all sizes; worth $1.5O. For. WV
Prime quality Pique Kid, EN-
broidered backs, patent 2-stud fas-
tening; all shades, all o. M
sizes; worth S1.75. MI eNf
Nappa Tan English Walking
Sa{; Si5S; rs ,s''$$sf ssfs % ssss $125
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Cloak Dept. Second Floor.
A TWO DAYS SALE.

Here is a special list, prepared
expressly for the last two days be-
fore Christmas, that will totally
eclipse
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Lining Department.

It's easy to get the best. All you
have to do is to come to Mann
heiner's first. Here you will find
the best quality and lowest prices.
Most popular Lining department in
the two cities. These are Mon
days prices:
Real French Hair Cloth, best
quality made, black and 00o
white, the 6Oc quality. i1Ai,
For Monday. y...............
Rust1ing Taffeta. the only real
substitute for Tafeta Silk, IEn
fast black, the 25c quality. III,
For Monday. ............. 0
Fast Black Perca1e, SO A0fo
inches wide, the regular 20c | Xot,
quality. For Monday. 80. 1O
FiberiHe-It is first, last and all
the time, the only inter1ining that
gives perfect satisfaction. We offer
100 pieces for Monday. The Az
regular price is 35c yard. Etu,
AS a Monday special ....
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
SPECIAL MENTION.
Muslin
Underwear Dept.

See the Christm as Gifts on the
second floor. Too III any to tell you
of here. Come and see for yours elf.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Furniture.

For the two days remaining be-
fore Christmas we will make special
prices on all our fine Hand-Carved
Mahogany Furniture. Hundreds
of Dainty Odd Pieces for
Holiday Gifts. !
Pieces marked $1,000 sell for $l6.25
Pieces marked S24.O0 sell for 1000
Pieces marked $4,000 sell for %. 90
Pieces marked $4,000 sell for $3.50
@~This is an opportunity not to
be missed. Many great values in
Artistic Furniture.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Special Sale of
Fine Embroidered HgTdke[ChietS,
For Ladies'.

For Ladies.
Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs,
scalloped, embroidered and hem
stitched, daintily embroidered by
hand. These prices are worthy of
more than passing notice, for fine
handkerchiefs.
3oc Handkerchiefs for. loc
45c Handkerchiefs for ... 2lc
75c Handkerchiefs for. -. 43c
SL00 Handkerchiefs for. 69c
S1.50 Handkerchiefs for. o8c
Still finer qualities from $500
to $500 each.
Nothing more suitable for lady
as holiday gift
Initial HahdkerChiefs.
Ladies Hemstitched Linen Hand
kerchiefs, with hand-worked in
itia1s, one-ha1f dozen in a box;
worth S1.25.
Special, 75c per Box.
Initial Handkerchiefs for Ladies,
put UP in fancy boxes of half-dozen
edCn, Worth SZ.UO.
Sale Price, Sl.3e a Box.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs,
Irish Linen, half and one-inch
hens, put UP in boxes of one-half
dozen.
$l.5O to $500 a Box.
Silk Handkerchiefs for Men.
On Monday we will make a spe-
cialty of Mems Japanese Silk hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, plain or
with Elaborate Embroidered In
itia1s.
The 75c kind for. .48c
The S1.O0 kind for. ..73c
For the Little Folks.
Chi1dren's Handkerchiefs, put up
in fancy decorated boxes, half-doz-
en- in a box, at 25c to Si.5O per
box.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Drapery and
Furniture Department
Special.

Down Pillows,
Japanese Embroidered Pillows,
Fancy Ruff1ed Pillows.
These goods are all reduced to
the lowest possible notch to close
them out before Christmas.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

$50 pieces real All Silk Jap Kai-Ki.
rs pieces real All Silk Pongees.
90 pieces White Brocade Habutais.
80 pieces Koshin Wash Plaids.
IS pieces Chameleon Check and Stripe
Toxic Silks.
55 pieces Warp Printed Japanese Taf-
fetas
100 pieces White japanese Habutais.
80 pieces japanese Broche Pointelle
Taffetas.
The most remarkable showing made
anywhere. We don't except New
York, Boston, Chicago or Phi1ade1-
phia. Surely see this collection.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
Lace Department.

This is the final reductions OF
all our French NeckWear for
Monday and Tuesday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

Here you find the quality, the
style, the price. Try to match
them at Ha1f=PriCe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
The Second Week
The Great Annual Silk Sale
THE WONDER OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY.

Why did sell more Silks last week than ever be-
fore in Annual Silk Sales? Why did sell more
Silks last week than sold in the combined Silk stocks
! of the whole Northwest?
Because have anticipated the wants of every
woman land child too for that natter in this Sale. We
bought Silks for nearly year especially for this Great
Sale Every opportunity was embraced to procure Good
Silks sell at so much less than dealers who do their
silk business in haphazard way dare sell them
for.
Some special features introduced for this weeks
sale that will be Novel Surprises
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22
$l.5O to $500 a Box.
Silk HandkerChiefS for Men.

On Monday we will make a spe-
cialty of Mems japanese Silk hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, plain or
with Elaborate Embroidered In
itia1S
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

Children's Handkerchiefs, put up
in fancy decorated boxes, half-doz-
en- in a box, at Csc to $i.5O per
box.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-22

COMPLETE JAPANESE SILK STOCK Orient
awuy cheap that will the
and live only constitutes their almost exclusive diet
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
Figure q Little.

One hundred new settlers bringing
into our beautiful little city 500 each
To invest in property. sums up $4,000
additional money put in circulation.
This would mean more business for
every enterpTisIng merchant and more
constant employment for every in6us-
lriOus labOrar and mechanic. For that
amount Of money cant be first dis
tributed amongst one ur two hundred
peop =, who were the owners Of the prop
crty sold, without ITS iin,iin. ITS way
into the various avenues q! Trade ant.
industry. even if every cent of it WAS
placed on deposit or ut Interest at the
banks or otherwise loaned out.
Fifty thousand dollars OF extra bust
ness capital floating around means a
great deal to Il city Of Zoo PEOPLE. II
would he astonishing how much could
and would be done with il. both Ut good
aud evil, ii every dollar were able To be
traced. Cant you do something! There
is hardly one citizen in Oregon that
could not induce one more person to
come here; but if il TOOK the combined
efforts OF ten 10 bring one, during the
next six months, that would give us an
additional hundred. Probably fifty new
houses large and small would have tu
be built TO accommodate them. Carpsn
tiers, brick!ayers, stone m;isons and labor
ers can appreciate such an outlook. And
SO would every merchant who had Ia
supply the families of these mechanics
and supply the building material.
Can't You induce just one Of your old
friends To came to the beautiful city on
the hill
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
The Glorious Rains.

The blessed rains of the past fortnight
| are worth millions to Missouri crops ard
every business and industry OF the state.
They came IN the nick OF time for all
cultivated field and garden crops, and
Missouri never had a better prospect for
prodlgious corn and potato crops than
she has today. The May drouth checked
| the rank growth of oats, but we believe
the oats crop will be all the better If we
| receive the average rains through this
month. The drouth injured the mea-
| dows, anG the hay crop will be very
i short. The glorious rams should make
everybody SO happy and grateful that
| they ought to be willing to admit that it
| is 40 Infinite task to manage this great.
big world anG its elemental environ
ments so as to please all the people all
| the time, when SO many people are SO
| constituted that they can only be happy
when steadily attempting tn make all
other peop'e discontented. Humanity
is queer mixture Of strength and weak
| ness, but about the most miserable and
| worthless creatures are those who have
| no faith in God or man, and are cOntin-
! ually croaking and brooding misfortune
and calamities for all the children of
| men. But the blessed rains have come
again, and all who were worthy OF the
blessing entered upon their labor Mon
day last with renewed faith in God and
buoyant in the inspiration that after all.
this dear, old world and its boundless
opportunities for development, produc-
ton and pr ,gress along all the lines for
which humanity was created, is worthy
OF a much better people. Let all tie
good people appreciate the blessed rains
and pity the croakers. and the still more
unfortunate class who have no faith in
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1895-06-21
Frank LeSlic's Popular Monthly
For July.

The current July number OF Frank
Leslie's Popular Monthly presents an
art display that Is unprecedented even
iu the history Of tins great periodical OF
the people. 1t contains no less than
one hundred and twenty illustrations,
many OF them full page engravi3gs, in
the best style Of modern pictorial art
including the work IF such we'll known
illustrators and painters as Carl j,
iSecxer, Valerian Gribaye,lof. Joseph
Pei.nel. Hubert lIerkomer, Cecil Law
son, Il. Favretto. Makowsky, l.. T..
Fourier. Leperc. Enrlco Sierra, Henry
Dawson. j. Becke, c. 4. Davis,
Prntt Share. \. Il. Shuie, +. Adams,
Walter Dunk. and others. These pic
lures are for the most part illustrative Of
the literary features 60 the numbe:.,
amongst which figure: The Russian
| church in America" by V.Gribayetlntf;
IAN Artist IN London Town." by Carl
J. Becker; "By the 1'i,leles; Sea" IA
Memory Of Shelley. by Marie Walsh;
Tuscan Fisherfolk." hy Leader Scott /:
down Cape Cod" by $ H. Ferris;
"kangaroOs and Kangaroo Hunting"
Arthur 1nkersley; n Chinese Ean4uet.'
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