The Saint Paul globe., 1900-02-18
SOMETHING NEW FOR ST. PAUL.
A Novel and Valuable Addition to
the business Enterprise of the
City Soon to Be Opened ON Sixth

A Novel and Valuable Addition TO
the Business Enterprise of the
City Soon to Be Opened ON Sixth
Street.
1t will be a source Of considerable salts
faction to our citizens; as well as the in
habitants of the towns tributary to ST.
Paul, to learn that the Capital City Is to
have an establishment, where one can tel
ephone an order for the principal fea-
lures of q dinnerfs fora any number, and
rest assured that ere thes guests arrive
the meats and deicacies will be delivered,
properly prepared and ready to be served.
The February number OF The American
Adviser contains the following:
For many yehrs, in fact since st. Paul
first began to take upon itself the char
acteristfcs of a metropolis, which, by
virtue of being the state capital and the
leading city of the state, she is justly en-
titled, the need Of store where goods OF
the finer grades in the line of food prod
ucts, as well as those choice foreign deli
cacies so highly priced by epicures, could
be obtained, has been sadly felt. But all
things come to him who waits and
those Of st. Paul's citizens (and their
names are legtoD who have waited Tor
the coming of such an establishment are
at last to have their patience rewarded.
Louis Hollet-a successful merchant
of Chicago, who has been in the
meat and provision business since
his childhood and whose reputation as
buyer and seller of the choicest brands
of meats is knewn in almost every part
of the United States, has decided to cast
his lot with theas beautiful, progressive
city. of ST. Paul, and will, on February
18th, throw open the doors OF the estap-
lishment at No. so East Sixth street, ana
invite critical inspection OF the most
complete and elaborate invoice or taple
delicacies eyers seem In the Northwest.
Mr. Braun,s stock will be In the main
prime meats and provisions, but in add1-
ton there will be a. delicatessen depart
ment/ where will be found in almost end
less variety such toothsome articles as
nate de foie gras, Nova Scotia smoked
salmon, the best brands of imported sau-
sage, marinaded herring, goose breasts,
table celery (all year round3, imported
olive oil, sole (salt eggs, raspberry JUICE
goose cracklings French wine vinegar
and thousand and one articles tnat VIII
fill the soul of every lover of good living
with delight.
1t is Mr.. Braun's intention not only to
make his establishment the resort of cpl
cures, but also the rendezvous of the elite
of ST. Paul. and. with that end in view,
the decorations will be of the most pala-
tial character. No pains or expense nave
been spared In this direction, and some
idea of the general plan of the interior
establishment of the store may De cameo
from the fact that he has secured from
the Bohn Manufacturing company two OF
the costliest and most magnificent re-
frigerators ever made by that concern
These two particular refrigerators arc
familiar objects and ones In which many
of the citizens of st. Paul feel warm In
terest, for the reason that bo.h were ex-
hibited at the Trans-Mississippl expo,
sition, and both received the hignes'
award-a gold medal 1act Wn,ch oc-
casioned no small amount of jubilatior
at that time.