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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

Con referencia los relojes "Tinaud Patent
cuyo anuncio cic { se publica la primera
plana, lease 10 siguit nte:
Estos nuevos Rslojss Roskopf re,feccionados,
son superiores todos los demas de igoal pre-
clio de daraoion limit ida, 20 las Las pie
zas del TINAUD PAT On TE Intermediates,
10 que efmite componer cualq -ier rotura, en-
menos de I5 Minutes Y por menos de la mltad
de precio que cobra pcr relo1es de otras mar
cas-.
Estos verdaderos C1on6metros, venden ga
rantiz ados por DOS AMOS y, Sc coinPondran por
mitad de su preoio cualquier epoca 4ue Sc
descompengan dcspues de dicho plazo.
Los tenemos de Orc. Plaza Nikel pero con
espccialidad de ACERO qua vendemos DoCE
PESOS precio verdadoraaaente popular, teniendo
en- cueata la calidad del Reioj
NOTA A toda persona que nos envie ell
iInporte en- BIetes o Sellos de Franqueo le re-
ml1iremos un precioso TINAUD PATENT DE
ACERO, te iendo Ell der Ohio de dovolverlo en-
case de no gustarle.
Sc compran buenas vacas lecheras
reses de crianza.
Para toda clase de ganados Sc ofre-
cen magnfficOs pastos de hlerba de gul-
nea con aguas abundantes en- una estan
cia muy cerca de la ciudad. Informa
ran don Simon Moret, don Pedro
Auffant, amacenista, Plaza del Merca-
do.
Ponce, julio ) de 1897 ma
Segun afirma un sabio naturalista los
pIros que tanto han llamado la atencion
Y sguen llamandola en- Ponce tienen
su origen en- ell desarrollo de ciertos
Batruc6stoneos, que han lnvadido la
Isla.
La manera de concluir con ello-que
es muy facil-es la siguiente:
Tomar gran cantidad de geheros
fuertes, va sean percales . muselinas,
va bramantes driles asalgados y Gu
brir con estas telas, ell sitlo donde sc
oigan silbar obteniendose inco,ai1ee,ete
la desaparicion de los referidos capri
neilgos. Las telas pueden procurarse Ell
la casa de Los 1Nuchuchos que tienen
un gran surtido de todas classes y pre-
clos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27
VAPORES DE HERRERA

Los consignatarios que suscriben para
ticipan al pnblico que desde esta fecha
Sc dara entrada en- Santo Domingo y
Haiti los vapores de esta Companfa,
los cuales tomaran nuevamente pasaje
y carga para los puertos de su ruta en-
aquella republica.
Fi1tze, Limit G ca SO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

Nuestro estimado amigo don Loren
20 Mascara, de Bayamon, y la senorlta
Serafina Carmona, de Comcrfo, acaban
de cOntraer matrImOnlO.
Deseamos d los recien casados toda
clase de felicidades
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27
BanOs de C0am0

Terminado ell ensanche del editicio
hotel, con nuevas habitaciones, tenemos
ell gusto de avisarlo al pdblico para que
las personas que 10 deseen no tengan de-
mora en- concurrir al baineario.
Ponce, p de Julio de 1897. a
Masbernat y Boi.c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

Hemos tenido OCCASION de hablar con
algunos curados, quienes Sc manifestan
verdaderamente asombrados de resul- :
tado tan satisfactorio en- una enferme-
dad como la Stills, tan diffcil de do
mlnar. Por otra parte, nos han hablado
tambien los que han venido de la isla
a utilizar la clfnica, del buen trato que
allf reciben.
Lease el anuncio que en- esta misma
plana publicamos referente la EXPIRE
sada clfnica
Datos meteorologicos correspondent
tes al dfa 8, comunicados por la Capt.
tanfa de este puerto
Temperature maxima . 81 90.
mfnima !. 27 90.
Altura barometrica :. -. 762 o5 mIm.
PinyIometro. ro......... 90 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27
Eh COLLAR De LA REINA

vos 10 sois. Qae teneis que
echa-me en- cara
e. csrdanal exal6 un suspiro y
Sc levsnt6 cor1o para aspirar con
mss faerza ell aire del aposen-
to.
En- 6n, dueno de- 81 mismo,
principle en- estos t6rminos:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27
RSTipDTA DR POlCR

fectOres hacia las lnteresantfslma i'm
portant simas cartas del senior ViIlar q
sus sI6dit0s, que venimos publicando
en- elprlmer iu.gar de la segania plana
Leanse sobre tedo las lie hoy.
Tienen miga, pero mucha niga -.
Como que exponen ol des,s,et3o lnuchas
aTsllnailas del partido Unconditional.
Son documentos para Ia historic.
Maestro amigo don Vicente Marin,
administrator de EZ Yoticiero, ha sido
absueito en- Ia causa que Sc lie segufa
pOr Ia reproduction de un articulo pu-
1rcado, sin 5ropiezo alguno, en- los pc
ri6dicos de la iaetropoli Y de la isia de
Cuba
Doble es Ell ttiunfo que ha obtenido
en- este proceso ell ilustrado haoll iu
rlsconsuito nuestro amigo don Jose de
Guznan Benftez, pues ademas de haber
g4nAdo ID coinpetencla suscitada entire
ei tribunal civil Y el mllitar, alcanzo Ia
absolucion de su patrocinado.
Reoiuan ambos nuestra mas cumplida
enhora bueua.
La defensa, seg1n nuestros informes,
resuito brllIantisima.
Aver manana tomo possession del car
60 de presidente de esta Audiencia de
10 criminal nuestro ilustrado amigo don
Darfo Ulloa, fiscal que fue de la mis-
ma.
Segun tenemos entendido, ell se11or
Ulloa permanecera POGO tempo entire
nosotrOG.
Tuvimos ell gusto de asistir anoohe
I'm bale de contianza celebrado en- Qua
vanilla, en- la casa morada de don An
tonic Boyer.
Tocaba una orquesta de Ponce, la del
popular Cocol1a.
La ooncprrencia, que era cOnsldera-
bic, fue atendida con amabitidad.
Daban realce a la fiesta las simpati-
cas- sehorltas Anita Rodriguez, Amelia
Yordan, Lola Munoz, Josefa Pagan y
otras muohas cuyos nombres sentimos
no recOrdar ell estos momentos.
FL bale resut0 animadfslmo.
D@mos las gracIas los'buenos ami
gOs que allf nos colmarou de atencio-
nes, muy especialmente don Eusto
quio Torres, popular alcalde de Guaya-
nllla
Quien desee utilizar en- toda Ia isla
los servicios de la persona que ha des
cubierto Ell insecto roedor de la varilla
de cafe, para su extirpaclon absolute,
puede dlrigirse a don Fermfn Dom(n-
guez, que reside ell GALES, 8 don
Juan Jln6nez Ruiz en esta ciudad, ca
lie del Leon, fonda FL Ttchtelo.
FL senor Domfnguez, que es quien
ha descubierto y extirpa Ell insecto,
ofrece pruebas fehacientes de su com
petencia Ell la materia, con atestados de
muchos hacendados y agricultores del
rico grano. Asegura la extirpacion.
Precios oonvencionales.
Ponce, Julio 3 de 1902 ma.
Llega hasta nosotros el rumol de
cierto incidente desagradable surgido
Ell Penuelas, con motive de una licen-
cia que solicitara el medico titular Sc
nor Igaravidez, hermano del dlputado
a Cortes senior Lopez Landron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27
CIinica Siflioqrafca
DEL Or. Don JouYuua Ac2ondo
Ponce. cakic del EOzsa orcic nc 30

En- esta clinica se cura Ia sf6lis por
al tratamiento de Santiago de Gailoia,
modiicado por el expressdo Doctor Re
dondO.
La cura Sc efectua en- diez dias, y
diez lie con, aiescencia.
Para mas informes dirigirss al preci-
:ado Doctor Retlouio
Ponce, Julio 27 de 1897. 3-m-a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

trabajo y esta cuajada de brillantes.
La guerrilla de Niquero, Manzanillo,
sorprendio ell campamento de Mortero,
hacienda los rebeldes 9 muertos V 2
prisloneros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

IEASE.--No soy responsible de ma
da de 10 que haga aquf y fuera de aquf,
mi hijo Don lose 44Derto 4Ifoaaso y
BQttzd
Utuado, Julio Is de 1897. 3-5
Oscolao 4fyonzo q Fue,1es.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

Juan Serralles y ss1s hacienaas : III
IEASE.--No soy responsible de ma
da de 10 que haga aquf y fuera de aquf,
mi hijo Don lose .4lbe1to 44Ifonso y
Baalzd.
Utuado, Julio Is de 1897. a-5
Osoozdo 44yonzo q Fue,1es.
Ell Hotel H.glaterra mejora cada dfa
sus condolences. Acaba de montar su
telefono no |, 10 cual es una gran ven
taja para los huespedes, pues desde 81
hotel pueden despachar muchas dill
gencias ahorrarse tempo gastos.
Ningun hotel deba carccer de este
buenos servicios presta los transeun-
tes.
Participamos al comercio, 8 nuestros
clientes y al ptsbtico en- general, que,
con esta fecha hemos trasIadado nues-
ira casa de comercio de la calle de la
Reina a la calle de la oAlad frente a la
plaza lie "a Aboiici6n
Norteyn Hsrnsoaos.
Poncei Julio p dc 1897 Is
Per conducto del apreciable cabalIe-
ro y muy distinguido amigo nuestro
dsa Felix Perez, dc Bayam6n, hemos
reclbldo veinte pesos so centavos para
Izcoa, prod acto tse una suscricioa rea-
lizada en- Ell pueblo cltado.
Lo hacemos publico para satisfac-
cion de los donantes, quienes damos
las graclas en- nombre del proscrito.
A partir del dfa 2s del actual la fuer-
"a del Botali6,a de Cazadores de la Po-
tri0, cue guareece esta plaza Sc ejercita
ra en- ell tiro al blanco, en- ell sitio de
cOstnmbre.
Don Emilio Pozuelo, presidente de
la compania de Ia xLuz electricao de
esta ciudad, ha solicitado Sc lie conceda
autorizacIon para instslar dos calderas
de vapor con un maquina de 800 caba-
Hos de fuerza, dos de mano para Ell
alumbrado publico, en- una casa que
don Carlos Armstrong posee en- Ia ca
lie de la Salud.
Dos de los Paulcs establecidos Ell es-
ia ciudad han marchado los Estados
Unidos para perfeccionsrse Ell ell idio-
ma ingl6s.
ADV DVERTENCIA-A los que ten
gan cuentas y negooios pendientes de
pago con la succession de don Simon
Plerluissi Pierluissi, les suplico vengan
a entenderse conmigo como apoderado
generalfsimo que soy de la Viuda y he
rederos, segun poderes que tengo de
manifesto, antes que me yea precisado
a acudlr otros med = Simon Pier
lmissi Groa-P Ponce, j Julio 10 de 1897.
Segun noticias recibidas, aver 26
llegs New Y ork, felizmente, ell sapor
xCaracaso que salio de este puerto ell
dfa %.
Don Odon Florensan solicita tres
herreros y dos oarpinteros que conozcan
con perfection Ell ofcio. o-15
ada dia adquiere mas importancia
la clinica sifiliograhca del Doctor Re
dondo, medico forense de esta ciudad
Veinte curaciones Sc han realizado en-
la expresada clfnlca, duraute ell POGO
tempo que tiene de estab!eoida. Hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

La licencia, con justa causa, lie fue ne
gada por el Ayuntamiento; entonces,
de la Capital Sc llamo con caracter ur-
gente al senior Igarzyidez para que Sc
trasladara dicho pueblo Ell comision
del servicio.
Los enfermos pobres quedaron pri-
vados de asistencia.
Tomaremos informes, nos ocupa-
remos del asuuto
Por hoy NADIA mas decimos.
RED TELEFONICA DE PONCE
Han empalmado hoy con la Central:
Sumeros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

Llega hasta nosotros el rumo, de
cierto incidente desagradable surgido
EN- Psnuelas, con motivo de una licen
cia que solicitara el medico titular Sc
nor Igaravidez, hernano del diputado
Cortes senior Lopez Landron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27
CORRESPONDENCE

Arecibo, Julio "a de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-27

Los senores Fores Hermanos & c.,
acaban de recibir ell esplendido surtido
de ABANIcos que esperaban; lltimos mo-
delos en- CASA y cresp6n negros, medic
luto y colores, con blono2os de seda y
Ientejuelos. "A alt.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
NOTES ON ADJUSTMENTS.

Willie Collier will be seen in but three more
performances of THE Man From Mexico"
at the Metropolitan opera house, in this city,
tonight, special Christmas matinee tomor-
row afternoon. and the farewell performance
tomorrow night. The play and company have
made a big hit and Willie Collier himself has
won hosts Of friends and admirers by his
clever comedy work in the role Of Ben Fitz-
hugh. He will certainly receive a warm re-
ception on any future visit to- this city.
The second concert Of the Winter series
ropolitan opera house next Sunday after
noon at $3.50.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen" one Of the big
gest musical comedies ever produced. and
which comes to the Metropolitan next week.
has just finished a successful tour through
California, Oregon, Washington, Montana
and Dakota. Their success over
the entire line of the Northern Pacific rail-
way has been almost unprecedented.
one Of the most entertaining performances
ever given in this city. 1t possesses features
of enjoyable comedy with excellence Of music
and song that Is seldom heard. Black Patti
is marvellous singer and her performance
is a feature. A large sale is reported for
the Christmas performance.
Next week, at the Grand, Hoyts farce
comedy will hold the boards and IA Black
Sheep" a popular creation Of Hoyt's, will
entertain the local music loving public. The
Hoytian comedies have long enjoyed popu-
admitted to be one Of his best. ga Black
Sheep" satfrizes in an amusing manner a
number of up-to-date fads and fancies. An
unusual strong company is promised to in
terpret it and there will be the usual amount
of singing and ensemble features.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
SAIN T PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

D!phtheria exists at 428 University avenue.
The fourth illustrated lecture on The Life
Of Christ" will be given at the Bethel boat
Sunday evening.
Secretary Murray will convene the state
BARRIERS examining board at Duluth Jan.
and 5, for the examining Of candidates Tor
state certificates.
The Minnesota Historical society has receiv-
ed by gift from Henry P. Upham, the Roger
Williams Calendar: Frank A. Prince, Daniel
son, Conn, Genealogy of the Prince: By pur-
chase; GenealOgles, Knowlton family, Saund-
ers, True and other families, C.arke's Kindred
Genealogies Wismer family Sahler, Wilcox
son, Wheeler Bean and Ogden families;
Memorials Of Meredith, N. H.; Union. Me-,
past and present; Soldiers of the American
Revolution of Lebanon, Me-; Col. Thomas
Goldthwait-Was he a Tory?
Charles w. Seymour gave the second of his
series Of afternoon lectures at the Central
high school yesterday afternoon on the sub
ject of Frederick the Great" The audience
was profoundly impressed with the lecturer s
wonderful power and eloquence, and from the
beginning to che end listened with wrapt at
tention to the succession of wonderfully vivid
of the events in the reign Of this great
monarch. The two remaining lectures of the
course will be Philip of Spain," JAM 4, and
"Haroun of Raschid," Jan. 6.
zenas Edridge Jr., from oneida county, N.
Y, secured from the clerk Of courts yester-
day a license to wed Alta B. Query, of Pierce
county, Washington. The prospective groom
is twenty six and Miss Query is twenty three
years Of age. Mr.. Eldridge expects his fancee
to arrive in st. Paul today. The marriage
ceremony will take place Immediately after
ward.
The annual meeting of Sibley Council No.
8. Junior Order United American Mechanics,
was held last evening. at which officers for
the ensuing year were elected and other
business Of Importance transacted. The Of
ficers elect will be installed at the next regu-
lar meeting. which will be held on the sec
ond Thursday in January. when the officers
Of the state council will be present.
Detectives Murnane and Calvin yesterday
arrested a woman giving the name Of Mrs.
Myra Stevens on a warrant turned over to
them by the Minneapolis authorities The de-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
FIELD, SCHLICK s. co.

three weeks getting home to st. Paul, he
did not know how long. He had stopped to
do business on the way home.
Questioned closely where he had stopped
and for how long on that journey. he could
not say how long or at what places, and be-
came badly ratified and excited, and could
only answer that he was sworn and telling
the truth. He could not tell where Mrs.
Mintzer was buried, until prompted by Mr.
Bell. He had made attempt to go to the
funeral. She was already buried, he said
He knew that he planted trees for Mr.
O'Brien, and hoped they would grow.
Mr.. O'Brien asked him where he had lived
during certain months Of 1887, and he could
not tell, excepting that he had probably
lived in St. Paul He had not lived any
where. He had Travelled, gelling shrubs and
trees. He had known that Mrs. Mintzer
was reputed very wealthy. He had taken no
steps whatever to take out letters Of admin
istration. He had heard that there was an
administrator but had rot gone TO see him,
nor did lie Try to know who he was. lie re-
called a conversation In Mr.. O'Brien's office,
and knew that he had wished to retain Mr..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
MONEY FOR A MONUMENT.

The ]. @. White monument committee of
the Loyal Legion, Of which Rukard Hurd
is chairman, has nearly finished it's labors
The necessary funds for the erection of the
terry to the men DRY of the late Maj. ]. Q.
White, are nearly all raised, and the COM
mittee has several designers now working
on the plans. The monument will be cut of
Massachusetts granite, and will be COM
p.eted and unveiled some time in the spring,
with appropriate services, by the Loyal Lee
gion, of which Mai. White was a member
and for many years recorder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
UMBRELLAS.

O'Brien. but had heard that Mr. O'Brien
was the attorney for the administrator. He
had not heard until December 1897 from
Adam Fetsch that there were any other heirs
He had not taken Mr.. O'Brien's advice to see
and talk with Mr. Cole the administrator.
Had he not gone TO lawyers and made
contract with them to pay them one-fourth
of the estate If successful?
How did you know THAR" inquired Mr..
Waters.
Mr. O'Brlen did not tell him.
why did you go to them and agree 10
give them a. share Of the estate, concerning
which there was no dspute?"
How could l do otherwise? I knew moth
ing Of the law. l did make a contract with
them
"You knew. then, that there were heirs
in June or july"
Mr.. Waters thought he had heard that
there were heirs. He said that he had COM
nenced consulting lawyers in July or August.
We call the attention OF our readers TO the
special notice of The State Savings Bank I'M
der announcements
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
PULLED OUT OF HARMS WAY.
Sergeant Ross Saves Stranger
From Injury.

Sergeant Ross saved a stranger from be-
ing knocked down by runaway horse at
Seventh and Jackson streets last evening by
OPPORTUNITY jerking the man out of the way
Of the maddened animal. The policeman's
presence of mind exerted itself none too
quickly, as the wheels of the wagon barely
missed the stranger as he was jerked out
of harms way. The horse started on Eighth
street, near Minnesota and ran to Jackson
street. turning into Jackson it nearly ran
turned west on Sixth street. Near the RYAN
hotel the runaway collided with a hack and
in some unaccountable manner did no dam
age further than to free itself from its har-
ness and wagon. The horse ran to Shea's
barn on Selby avenue, near Western.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
.ectiyes arrested William Stevens

tectives arrested William Stevens, the
woman's husband, in this city Monday on the
so from a stranger in Minneapolis saloon.
1t is claimed that Mrs. Stevens is also i'm
plicated in the a..eged thett.. MA detectives
took her to minneapolis Yesterday att,rno "a.
The Minneapolis Rolling Mills company
filed amended articles Of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. changing
the name to the Minnesota Steel and Iron
company. The debt limit is raised from $780,
900 to 100000 The first board of directors
under the new organization Is composed of
V. w. Bayless, o. G. Merriman, Thomas
Lowry, F. L. Langan. F. c. Barrows, F. G..
James and o. G.. Merriman Jr. The new Of
fcers are: V. w. Bayless, president; O. C.
Merriman. vice president; f. l.. Langan, Sec
retary and O. c. Merriman Jr treasurer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Log-RO1IinG Contest at the Palm
Garden Theater.

This is the most interesting novelty
ever witnessed in the city. 1t is be
tween A Ducus, champion Of Canada,
and T. Fleming, champion Of America,
and closes Saturday night. The score
up to date is, Ducus, 10, and Fleming,
II. There is a strong belief that Elem
ing will be winner yet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24

The gift to your wife, your child or
trusted servant Of a savings book from
our State Savings Bank, Germania Life
Bdg. 4th and MINI. sts., with a deposit
of 81 or upwards may some day stand
between them and want
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
The Hamm Calendar.

One of the prettiest of the calendars issued
for 1898 is that of the Hamm Brewing COM
pany. The central figure in this calendar is
a strikingiy beautiful young woman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Assets Are the Greater.

The schedule Of the assets and liabilities
of T. L. A. Brodersen. filed in the clerk of
courts Office yesterday. show the assets to
be 81, 8oS So and the liabilities 81 751.54.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
(DRAMG 8.
FRUIT s.


Step in and look at our Fruit display.
Good bananas, per doz ......................10 c
Fancy, large bananas, per doz ........... zoe
Holly and evergreen wreaths, each 20 and 25c
Mistletoe wreaths. each .................... 30c
Pine needles, each ................ 40 and 45c
Cape Cod cranberries, per quart ........ Sc
Catawba grapes, per basket ............ 15c
Malaga grapes, per lb .....................20 zoe
Fresh cocoanuts, each ..................... sc
Fresh barrel Lingon. quart, Sc; gal. 80. SOC
Fine large grape fruit, each. 81 and 10c
Winter Nellis pears. per doz ............ zoe
California seedless lemons, doz ............ sc
Fancy. large seedless lemons, doz ...... zoe
Good cooking apples. per Dbl ..............$ 1.5O
Finest Ben Davis apples, per Dbl ........ $50
Good cooking apples, per peck ............. 15c
Fair eating apples, per peck ............. .25c
Good Wine Sap apples, per peck ......... soc
Good Ben Davis apples, per peck ....... .55c
Fancy assorted Ben Davis apples, per
Fancy Jonathans, Spies, Ohio Gates, Boston
Pippns and Beethoven.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Large Display of Pres

Large B1SpIuy OF FfesentS.
See Adam Fetsch's large stock Of
smokers presents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
LOOK AT THAT WINDOW,
II You Want Suggestions for u Mu-
sicnI Christmas.

The great windows at Dyer's are a
perfect study; a whole cyclopedia Of
useful hints and information for one
who wants ideas as to Christmas gifts.
The beauty and wonderful variety Of
these windows. on Fifth street, next
postoffice, is town talk. Take a look
at them. and see If they are not both
interesting and suggestive to you.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
Chipnewa Spring Water

The purest and seftest natural Spring water
known. Drewry G. Sons, distributors.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
- 8 ] TIVE
ON
a 2

This is the last time you will ever have such
grand opportunity to buv your Xmas Poultry
and Meats at prices SO cheap and quality SO
good.
5000 Pounds of the Finest
and Fattest Turkeys Ever. Seen
i'm ST. Paul.
Don't Miss the Grand Display.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
= ! x 4
Seventh and Cedar Streets.
Telephone 80, Meat Market 49,.

The world gets candy hungry at Christmas
time and wofully careless in what they buy.
We offer you pure goods at these prices
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
CIGARS

Special attention to ladies, desiring boxes
OF Cigars for Christmas presents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
GAN die.
10 cents

= pound for the best handmade Creams,
Son BonS and Nut Creams go or 40 varieties).
A large assortment such as you pay 40 to 30
cents per pound elsewhere.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-24
20 cents

pound for high grade Chocolate Creams,
20 to 80 favors. You pay so cents a pound
for this quality elsewhere. Caracas Chocolate
CCatings.)
i3 cents
A pound for fresh made ordinary Buttercups.
20 cents
pound for the best Satin finish fancy But
tercups.
is cents