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THE SAINT PAUL..DAILY GLOBE: SATURDAY/MORNING, MAY 7, 1892. r
TO Want pages of tfieSfobe Usad Those of AH the Other s Combined IMTITATIOAS «:llIIfIl>."
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D—-WANTKI!—
Suwimii on salary orX* commission to Candle the New PatentChemical Ink-Eiasiiig mil: the greatest jjelling novelty t\cr pidi:eed; erases inkiiborcrphly in tno Etcci.di>; no abrasion ofji)fr:HiioHI ier<em ;nt t: cneavent'stales amounted to £4SI :nus days; anotheri;:11: mo hems: we vi.r.lcr.eerereeticpeu-cml uj*cm Ineach state end territory. Forterms nnd full particulars nddretsTheMon-. ice EiaserMfg. Co.. la Cross* Wis. X4.
BANDLKADKR—?-.'.> a month for two-* lesson* a week and double share for
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engagements. Address F. 11. Wade, 7 WestFirst m.Duluth.
BAXiIKKwauled at 500 Broadway. A. J.Piilauek.
BAKBKKwanted for Saturday at 294 EastSeventh st
lIAKBKIiwanted at 621 Selby ay.
BAItUEK—Wanted, a first-class barber at551 Kice st __
BAKBKKwanted forSaturdays; guaranteegood pay, at 261 East Seventh st
BARBKR «ranted at 368 East Seventh St.;steady Job to rightman. J. Fallow.
BLACKSMITH— Wanted, a first-class
man on wagon work. Xeal Jolius &Co.. Lake City. M;ii:i.
800K X \\ anted.au experienced-D bookkeeper. Address, with reference,31. B. T.. Globe.
BOY— boy about fifteen years oldfor office work; most be well recom-
mended: answer inown handwriting. Ad-dress Type. Globe. •BOY— Wanted, an errand boy: must come
recommended. Miuuesota Type FoundryCiunpauy.
IJI IIt- K—
1 want an nil-round butcher-T) and Rood saucaire maker: German pre-ferred. Apply or write J. F.Brown, Pros-eott, \\ is.
C.\ KI'K>'TKI{—Wanted, a good carpenter;
most be single, sober and industrious.City hospital.
r^OLLHCTOir— reliable and en-V>' etgetic man as collector and solicitor inthe city; willyielda salary of$15 per week.Apply any morning this week from Sto 9o'clock. Room 28, bebntte Building,cornerEast Seventh and Jackson sis.
COOPERS— Wanted, six experienced but-ter tub makers: steady wort to the right
men. James Kennedy, 343 Pierce St., Minne-apolis.
I"\ETKCTiVKwanted in every town inXJ United States; extensive experience notrequired; send for particulars. UniversalDetective Agency, Box Km. L'hieasio. 111.
I\RL'G CLEKK (Scandinavian) wantedXJ who is registered in Wisconsin; musthave first-class recommendations. CharlesDawsou. Xoyes Bros. a: Cutler.
ENGINKKIJS AM)FJKKMKNJ to pro-cure licenses, should pet copy of •\u25a0Ste-
vhenson's Illustrated Practical Test;" con-tains latest examinations: bymail. SI: agents
.\u25a0wanted. Walter G. Kraft," publisher, 70 LaSalle st. Chicago.
HOSTLKK— Wanted, a man to take careof ahorse and do chores. Dr.Pearce,
301Jackson.
MACHINERY MAX—Wanted, an expe-rienced man capable of running a
shaper and other woodworking machinery;state experience and wages wanted. MealJohns <fc Co.. Lake City. Minn.
MAN with push wanted in each city audtown to introduce the fastest selling
Lonsehold article onrecord. Over amillionsold in Philadelphia. Will.pay competentperson S4 per day. Address with stamp. W.11. Williamson, 44 N.Fourth st., Philadelphia,Pa. .nORTKK wanted at hotel .Arlington,-I Seven corners.
EELIABLE PAKTY WANTED TOTAKE CHANGE OF GLOVE BUSI-
NESS; NONEBUT EXPERIENCED PARTYSEED ADDRESS V 14:!, GLOBE.
SALESMEN—
Wanted, two or three morefirst-class salesmen to handle the best
line of installment goods in the Northwest.Call or write W. A.Edwards, 7 to 11Sixthstsouth, Minneapolis, Minn.;Sl West Third St.,St. Paul. Minn.
SALESMAN—
Wanted, an experienceddry eotras traveling salesman for Wis-
consin and Southern ..Minnesota. Address,\u25a0with references. 8 US. Globe.
SALESMAN—Wanted, city salesman, ex-• perienced in sewing machines, organs or. books; must know the cityand be a hustler;
sood salary and commission; all replies con-fidential; [..Address I)i;>. Globe.
SALESMAN—Do you think you can sellpianos? Iwant a city salesman that can
bustle; good salary and commission; all re-plies confidential. Address C 14", Globe.
SALESMAN— good, experiencedretail furniture man ;alsogood,smart boy,
sixteen to eighteen years old, who is willingto start at small salary and work up; apply at'©nee. Western Business Agency, 512-513New York Lifebuilding.
SOLICITOR— Wcnted. fire insurance so-licitor; must be energetic and ofgood
address. Apply in writing, giving recom-mendations, L14", Globe.
SOLICITOUS— Men ot energy and tact tosolicit for Bankers' Life Association of
t»t Paul. Salary or guarantee as preferred.Address C. E. Secor. M. Paul Minn.OTABLEBOY wanted. 389 Selby ay.
TEAMS—Wanted. 50 teams on McMeuemyst. H. C. Huebner. contractor.
WANTED—We ant three more men In** our city department; good pay; steadyemployment. The Singer MauatacturiugCompany, 40 East Third st.
i\'ANTED
—young men to handle*V the best selling book iv the market; ?-f>'
;per week to good men; call or write; do notmiss this opportunity. North Siar Publish-ing Company, 741 Lumber Exchange, Minne-apolis, Minn.
WE "WANT,ngeneral agent in each city,town and county; write forcirculars
and price list. United States ManufacturingCompany, No.15 Central ay., Minneapolis,Minn.
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COW lost—On April30, one red cow;she is a low. heavy-build, with white
bind feet: is fat and gives fifteen quarts ofmilk per day. Return to or address A. B.Baker, 752 Prior ay., St. Paul, and receive re-ward. •
O<J STOLEN— Myred Irish setter, Biff;any one detaining the same after this
notice willbe prosecuted to the full extentof the law. T.Salisbury.
AICH AND CHAIN LOST—Ladies'»» gold watch and black chain, between
Seventh and Chestnut street depot Finderplease return to 222 Chestnut st and receivereward.
MAKELOST—Strayed from No. 5Crocushill.Thursday night,a dark bay mare,
•with harness on. Finder please notifyD.M../Bobbins.
DYEWlHtliS.. .KUuiirA,N. W. Steam Dye Works• office, US Robert st. Ryan block\u25a0works, '\u25a0\u25a0 and '7 Indiana nv.
JAMISON*CO., New YorK Steam Dye
Works: ladies" and gents' clothinga spe-cialty. 14 West Sixth st.
Tt,VHI.KkT & Ml>iK!,, MinnesotaIV Steam Dye Works. 244 East Seventh.
O.<>Aii>lAlll.\<».
a>HE CENTRAL CLOAK COMPANY,JL 100 East Third sL.are prepared to maketo order Jackets, coats, capes or cape new-markets inlatest shapes. Fur garments madeer remode,ted inbest furrierstyie; furliningsespecially.
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. LOBE WANTS\u25a0.kEvkb failof {;<»«>» KKSSTfj
TO OtliA^liiEiTo exchange— What hate you to ex-
change for finemeerschaum pipe ? Ad-dress Q 14-.'. Globe.
STOKES ASP FIXTURES. •
f|p||H3li\u25a0 BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES AND
BILLIARDSUPPLIES: WHrerooms. 405 and407; Office and Factory. 411 and 413 Fifth
\u25a0 avenue south, Minneapolis, Minn.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females*
A—LADIK»;don"t buyyour switches untilA yon pel Mrs. M. Franklin's prices on allhair goods; largest stock iv city. ais Waba-slia st.
COOK— Wanted, a plain cook, second girliand vduiii:nirl to assist incare of chil-
dren; in private family. 107 Colonnade.
COOK— Wanted, a competent cook. ApplyJ to Mrs. Lime K.Stone, •_'."> Summit ay.,
between 0 and 11 a. m.:reference* reqniredi
COOK— Wanted, cook in private family togo to White Bear Lake; good waxes. 212
McHoal st. . \u25a0_\u25a0
COOK— Wanted, a good woman cook. Ap-ply to 651 Laurel ay. W. .1. Gunning.'
COOK—Good cook wanted at 113 Nina ay.;good wages: no washing.
DISHWASH Kit— wanted to washdishes. 443 Robert st. \u25a0
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DRESSMAKER— Wanted, first-classwaisthands. at 423 Wabasha. Room 2.
FREE SITUATIONS FOR GIRLS—
ILarpenteur'sUeliableEmployment Office:51West Exchange. NearSt.Josep'h's Hospital.
GOOD WAGKH guaranteed to ladies will-ing todo wri!in>;lor me at their homes.
Address inown handwriting, with stampedenvelope. Miss Edna L.Sinythe. South Beud,Ind.
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OYERNESS— Wanted, a uur&erv govern-vX ess; must be well recommended. ApplySaturday or Monday, between It) and 12, toMrs. John Wright The Aberdeen.
IJOUSEWORK— GirIwanted for generalIIhousework. Call at corner Niii'liandExchange sts. -
HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted at 093 Mar-shall ay; onlytwo in family.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted at once, goodgirl forgeneral housework. Sl4 Fair-
mount ay.
HOUSEWORK— Agirlforgeneral house-work:family of two. 115 Summit ay.
IT WORK—Girlor woman for gen-0. eral housework; $15 per mouth. 501Ada bt. \u25a0
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TIOITSKWORK—Young girl tor light11 houseworK ;work easy. 'J54 Louis st.
HOUSEWORK— A girlfor general house-work pay good wages. 4>!> Dayton are.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for generalilhousework; private family. Inquire at158 Charles st. : ' '
HOUSEWOKKEK on farmin North Da-kota; S5 weekly. Douglass' Intelligence,-
--35 East Seventh.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girlfor generalhousework; 344 Fuller st.
HOUSEWORK— Good girl for generalll Housework; familyoi three. 272 Ful-ler st. .IWILLpay. ladies a salary of $10 per week1. to work for me in their localityat home;light work; good pay for part time: write,with stamp. Mrs. H.B. Farriugton, Box 702,Chicago. 111.
KITCHEN GlßL—Wanted, a girl forIV kitchen work. 105 East Eighth st
MRS. CAMILLA AVERY,.SOUTHBend, Ind ,Box pays §18 a week to
ladies for writing,etc., at home. Reply with \u25a0
stamped envelope.
\u25a0jyrURSE— Wanted, uurse at 491Ashland ay.
VIK•E GIRL wanted. Mrs. J. li.West, .1^ f.'.*4Goodrich ay.
SALESLADIES— Wanted, salesladies forO city of St. Paul. Call at No. 311 LumberExchange Building.
SECOND GIRL—
A good second girlwanted at S3! Cedar st.
WANTED—A few ladies to compile lists,address circulars, etc., at home: per-
manent, if engaged. Address, with stamp,own handwriting. Housekeepers' Weekly,Philadelphia, Pa.
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*^A GIRLS wanted to learn to finish&*J fur coats; also two girls to operateseal machine, and six finishers to work onsmall furs and fine garments. Apply to Mr.Penschuck, Foreman at McKibbius itCo.'s,3Ti) Sibley st
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BUSINESS CIIArVOES.
miscellaneous.I-VOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE—BidsDOCK be received oy the St.. Paul
Bidswillhe received t>y the St. Paul <V- Pa-
cific Coal company for the purchase of theirdock property, situated on Connor's PointWest Superior. Wis.; a full description ofthis property willbe given to interested par-ties onapplication at the company's office.Manhattan Building,St. Paul: allbids mustbe tendered by 12 o clock, noon. May 11, 1892.St. Paul &Pacific Coal Company.
OK SALE CHEAP—
OUK GLOVEFOX SALE CHEAP—
OUK GLOVESTOCK AND GOOD WILL; DOING
PROFITABLE BUSINESS; CHEAP RENT.ADDRESS T. W. GOETZ, POsTOFFICE.ST. PAUL.
FOR SALE— A nice restaurant one blockfrom Milwaukee depot; 24ti Fourth aye.
south. George Bahn, Minneapolis. "
FOR SALE--Hotel Warwick on easy pay-ments; doing good business; owner has
other business to attend to. 206 Washington"
ay. south. Minneapolis.
FOR SALE—Meat market on Tower ay..West Superior, Wis.: first-class location;
complete fixtures: bargain if taken at once.William M. Nichols, 2.6 Breuuig Block,West Superior. Wis. •
FOR KENT—Hotel and boarqinp; house,40 rooms; steam heat; good chance.
C. W. Clark. 70 German American Bank.HE NEW IDEA SAMPLE ROOM
JL property, stocK, fixtures for sale or leaseApply112 North Main. SMllwaier. Minn.
To druggists— small, well selected,nearly new stock of drugs and fixtures
for sale at New Brighton; established, nicelypaying business; stock, etc., about ?BJO. .Noyes Bros. &Cutler, St Paul.
C*lF\ FOR choice California fruit land.'DltJ Address Box 2279. city.
LOBE \A/ANTSAINIXG"
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rEitSO^AI^.Gt.OK(ii; SWEENEY can learn some-
thing ofinterest by sending his addresshome. :
MRS. KATE HOSKINS, psychometricreader and trance medium, 225V2 West
Seventh st. •
MADAME TEITSWORTH—
ReliableBusiness Clairvoyant, Test Medium: 29
years' experience. 509 Waoasha si..No sign.
MADAMEINA WALKER,life reader,gives resume of past, present ana fut-
ure; ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen. SI; corre-spondence promptly answered. Parlors, No.G4O Wabasha.
MRS. M.A.TCSSEY. S3 East Eiuhth St.I'L Magnetic and massage treatment fornervous diseases, paralytic and rheumatism;also Turkish baths: hours. o a. in. to s d. m.
W Rs. BELL, fortuneteller. 175, cornerJtL Grove and Jackson sts.
DEKSONAi Ladies and gentlemen desir-X ing to correspond with the opposite sex,address with stamp Columbia Club, Lock BoxNo.425, Chicago. 111. \u25a0
TttIKKK is a call here forJohn ScullyJ. from me pension office. Washington,
and we do not know of his whereabouts; wesuppose he is in the pineries in this state orWisconsin. Wisconsin papers please copy.Anyperson knowinghim or liiswiiereabonts,please address John Ward, Maple. Late,Wright County. Minn.
MI'SICAB,'.
PIANO TUNElC—Address S. E. Crutchelt,Box492, Postollice, St. Paul; price, $1.50;
references.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OFRamsey— ss. Probate Court
In tne matter of the estate of Sarah E.Proa!, deceasedOn reading and filingthe petitionof Mary
P. Saunders,oi said county, representing thatSarah E. Proal has lately died intestate, aresident and inhabitant of the County ofRamsey and State of Minnesota, leavinggoods, chattels and estate within this county,and praying that administration, of said es-tale be toEdward N.Sar.nders granted:Itis ordered. That said petiiion be heard
at a special term of this court, to be held atthe Court Mouse, in the City of St. Paul, onMonday, the 23d day of May,lK)2, at 10 o'clockin the forenoon, and that notice of suchhearing be gi«eu to all persons interested,by publishing this order at least once ineach .week for three"1successive weeksprior to said day of hearing, in the St. PaulDaily Globe, a dully newspaper printedand published in said county.
Dated at St. Paul, this 29th day of April,1592. :"' -~--
:\u25a0>; ?5By the Court: JOD.N B. OLIVIER,'[l.s.j Judge of Probate.C. D.&T. D.O'Bkiex. Attorneys.
SITirATIOWS WANTKD.'
Male.
ARTIST—Freehand portrait artist wouldlike a suitable position; can give refer-
ence. Address X 31.', Globe.
APPRENTICE— Abo? eighteen years old,withtwo years' experience in the print-
ingbusiness, would likea position iv a joboflicn. Address 1' 14H. Globe.
A STEADY ANDSOBER YOUNGMANA would like position of some kindIncity:lcan furnish references. Address A. T., Mer-rinin Park: Diamond Block. ,
BARTENDER- Situation l.v one who has\u25a0D six years' experience satisfaction:hotel work: can give good reference. Ad-dress X142, Globe. . _j"
BOYS FOR PLACES, places for boys;employment bureau for poor boys, tree.
Newsboys' Club Room. 313 Wabasha st. ;opeufrom 11 to Via. in., and from? to 9p. m.
BOOKKEEPER— Wanted, set of booksto keep evenings: good reference. T146,
Globe.• • '
DOORKEEPER holding excellent testi-JLJ mouials desires position inmercantileor commission house; good writer and quickat figures. A 142, Globe. .'\u25a0'\u25a0'.'
BOOKKEEPING- Wanted, set of bonksto keep evenings; good references. AdJ
dress TI4U.Globe.
BOOKKEEPER— Good bookkeeper wantsposition; had charge of the books of
newspaper two years: good references. Ad-'dress G. i-. Williams. Fargo. N.I).
BOOKKEEPER— Ayoung lady, who hasa good education and writes an excel-
lent rapid baud, wants respectable positionas assistant bookkeeper, cashier or copyist. :G 148, Globe. '_
BOOKKEEPER holding excellent testi-\u25a0D monials desires position in mercantileor commission house: good writer and quickat figures. Address A 142, Globe.DOORKEEPER
—Situation wanted by
13 young man as assistant bookkeeper,stenographer or any office work: good pen-man: references :experience. Address 050,'Globe, Minneapolis.
DOORKEEPER— Amarried man. who is\u25a0D thoroughly conversant with every detailin keeping books desires a position. AddressX 145. alobe .DOORKEEPER holding excellent testi-\u25a0D moniais desires position in mercantileor commission house: good writer and quickat figures. J. S., 190 East Fourteenth st.
DOORKEEPER— Wanted, set of book?13 to keep evenings: good references.
BLACKSMITH—
A young man, Dane.iJ would like a position as blacksmith in ashop: has six years' experience, but can'ttalk English. Address U 141. Globe.
BUTLER Wanted, by young colored man,situation as butler Inprivate family,in
or out of the city; Catholic family pre-ferred; best reference. Address B 52.G10be.
/CARRIAGE PAINTER— A first-classv> carriage painter wants place: goodstriper and* finisher and a quick workman;best reference given; no objection toout oftown. T140. Globe. '
CLERK— Position wanted asclerk in store:good references. Address at once, 364
Rosabel st.. corner Fifth. St Paul.nLEKK- a position in office asv> clerk and stenographer by a young manofeighteen. Address Z 150. Globe.
pLERK—
wanted in the evening byv> a young man engaged during the day;clerking or bookkeeping preferred. AddressM146. Globe.
pLEKK- wanted as clerk inv wholesale or retail store; good refer-ences. Address at once C. I.S., 364 Rosabelst. corner Fifth. Globe Hotel, St. Paul.
CiLERK—
An experienced clerk and book-V^ keeper, who speaks several languages,wants a permanent situation; salary not theimportant consideration. Address A.M. J.,Lock Box 1024, Stillwater. Minn.flOACHMAN-Wanted, a position as\J coachman inornear Minneapolis': havehad longexperience.and first-class reference.Address D75, Globe. Minneapolis. .pOACHMAM-Wanted, by a steady young :v> man. position as coachman in privatefamily; first-class references. Address N146,Globe.
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CCOMPOSITOR— man desires posi-'"
v-' tlon in printing office: four years' ex-perience; newspaper or oookwork preferred;wages reasonable. Address J. F. Kay, \u25a0 302ColDome st. \u25a0_••-.. :.- ••.•..\u25a0•' !
/COLLECTOR—
Young "man ;would likev^ position collecting or clerk; is wellac,quaiuted in city; can furnish references.Address C 145. Globe.
DRUGGIST— Ph. G., five years' experi-• ence,:registered in Minnesota, wants
position; good reference. Address V 142,Globe. . .;
T^NGINKER— Wan ted.position bylicensed-Li engineer: best of references. .A. EL An-drews. 68 Summit ay. •
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ENGINEEK— Si;uation wanted by a sta--Ci tionary engineer. Address V 149, Globe.EMPLOYMENT-Wanted, work iv gen-Hi eral store or hotel by a young mantwenty years of age: can speaK English andScandinavian. Address at once, N. P. W.,364 Rosabel st., corner Fifth st., St. Paul,Minn.
I73IPLOYEMENT—Ayoung man would\u25a0Lj like situation for any kiud of insidework. Address X 141, Globe.
EMPLOYMENT wanted by a man notXj afraid of work; fairpenman and quickat figures: livingwages; references. Ad-dress O 140. Globe.
FA WORK wanted by a sober, steady,single man. Address A.8., 43 East An-
napolis st. St Paul, Minn.. <
FIREMAN— A first-class firman wouldlikeposition; bestj^city reference.. Ad-
dress 150 Dale st.
NURSK—
Man wants a situation as nurse-i for sick;experience twenty years; bestreferences, from doctors and hospitals. Call587 Lafnrett* ay.. city.
VIALE NUUSE would likeemployment:!»J city references. Call 670 East Fifth st.
MUSICIAN—Young man playing brassand string, competent bookkeeper and
office man, wants position inlive Westerntown. . •
FFICE WORK-Wanted, a position byyoung man in office, or as salesman:
good bookkeeper; have had experience inlumber and produce business; salary no oD-ject. Address B 149. Globe. <
OFFICE WORK— man. latelyfrom college, would likea situation in
lawyer's office. E 149, Globe.
PRINTER— Job and newspaper comoos-JT
-nor wants steady sit: sober and indus-;trious ; eight years' experience: first-class
recommendations aud samples of work onapplication: don't write unless you meanbusiness. F. A. i'odgin, Greene, 10.
PROOF READER— situation by-IT an experienced proofreader and com-positor; first class references furnished ifde-sired.
-Address P. D.. Globe, Minneapolis.
SALESMAN, ten years in the wholesaletrade, wants position with some good
bouse; unexceptionable references as tocharacter, abilityand responsibility. AddressD141, Globe.
SITUATION wanted by a young man todo any kind ofinside work; good refer-
ences. Address Q, 145. Globe.
SITUATION wanted by a young man to-do any kind ofinside work; writes a fair
band: has some knowledge of bookkeeping;speaks three languages; good references. J143. Glore.
QTENOGRAPHt-K and office man; live*J years" experience: moderate salary toFtflrt. Address X140. Globe.
STENOGRAPHER having six years'ex-perience inrailroad work desires a posi-
tion. Address S 144. Globe.
STENOGRAPHER- Position wanted byO vouii!! mau as stenographer and type-writer: rapid and correct: will work forsmall wages. V147, Globe.
TRAVELING MAN, experienced, isX open for engagement; wholesale liquorsor cigars preferred; references. Address £.B. Ross. Pauly House. Minneapolis.
'\u25a0pAlLOß— Custom cutter and practicalX tailor: fifteen years ex parience at cutting:would like tomake an engagement withgoodhouse. -Address P 146. Globe.
yoUXGMAN—Situation wanted by youugJL man of inside work, heavy or light no
objection; good hand on horses; first-classreference. Address X 146. Globe. • .
YOUNG MAN lately from college would• like a situation ina lawyer's office. Ad-qress E 149. Globe. ;
YOUNGMAN withgood business educa-JL tion wants a position in office. V147,
Globe. :
WAJXTEiDr.TO REST.
ROOMS— Wanted to rent, three or four'rooms near corner Jackson and Syca-
more sts. Address \V141, Globe. . : :
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BOOKKEEPER— A young lady wouldlike position as bookkeeper; \u25a0 I'L115,.
Globe. 2_.pOMI'ANION-A German lady of*KreatAy refinement wants position as ladyijMNHu-
PHnion. or to glvodaily instructions Id tier*,
man; first-class references. Address M 147,Globe. . -^--- \u25a0
DRESSMAKING wanted by two vM"i>,\u25a0
LJ \u25a0diced dressmakers; willgo out illf*i«»tlies or sew at homj; perfect fit guaranteed.Call or address;fll2 Albemarle at., nenflttitift- t
DItUGCJIST— Ph. G., five years' experi-ence, registered in Minnesota, wants po-
sition; good .reference. Address,. V 142,•Glob*.'-;- \u25a0'•\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 •'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0
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EMPLOYMENT —Wanted,", by.ta,yoiiu'glady, withreliable city recommendation,
a position, with chance of: advaneotnent;position- more object than wages. AddressM US. Globe. \u25a0\u25a0:• -.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0* < \u25a0 \u25a0 •\u25a0• !"-•\u25a0»
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, position asIJ. housekeeper. Address V1411, Globe
HOUSEWORK— A Danish girl, («ett(«tfour years old wants a place in priyate.
family to do general housework. Address orcall6-J3 Yorkat. T. C'hristensen. \u25a0
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HOUSEWORK— A Danish .girl, twenty-four years old, wants a place in private
family todo geucral'll(itt3C-vybrt^. Address orcall 623 York m. P. Christeiisen." 1\u25a0
.LADIES in need ofhelpcan find same-Li by calling on Mrs. lierryweather, 543\Vabnsha st.
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f AUNDRKSS— WauIed, by a young lady,Lj work in laundry. 2CVj Phaleu Creek.
NURSE— An experienced nurse desirescare ofan invalid, at home or!abroad;
references furnished onapplication. Address(i144, Globe. ... ".
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NURSE— Wanted, position as ladies' nurse,'
Mrs. Bogue, 565 Dayton ay.-'
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OFFICE WORK—
Young lady desiresposition iv office, or addressing cnvel-
lopes; good penman. "Silk East Fifthst.,Room 11. \u25a0
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OFFICE WORK— by lady, em-ployment in office: experience, tour
years in bookkeeping and general office work.;Address L 143. Globe. \u25a0\u25a0=\u25a0»-. \u25a0 :•\u25a0-:
rvFFICE WORK— Young lady vwho lives\J at home wants position either in doctor'soffice, clerkingor copyist. 361) Aurora ay.:. .:
OFFIC iiWORK— A•young 1 lady wouldlike a position in an office. L'Address J.
J.. Globe. ••-.;\u25a0 \u25a0'•••.-'• '-'.^ ;' : ;
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SALESLADY—Position wanted as sales-O lady or housekeeper by bright, active iyoung lady. Address L149, Globe. » .. :
OECOND WORK—
Young - lady.wants ;,O situation where she can have a fewhours' leave three times a week; secondwork preferred. Address C 138. Globe. ;. .
SEWING— like children's or plain'
sewing to do at home; prices reasonable.Address V14S. Globe. \u25a0
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SCRUBBING- .Wanted, "scrubbing. washT .ing,housecleaning, or auy kind of• day ;
work. Call 233 East Seventh st, room 9. . .:
SICK NURSE— Wanted- by experienced ;•lady, position as sick ijurse;' good ref-
erences. -Address 566 St.. Anthonynv. \u25a0'\u0084 .STENOGRAPH Wanted, a positionM as stenographer and typewriter at $9 or510 per week; have had :two years' experi-ence. M.L. W.. No. 059 Portland ay. ''\u25a0'\u25a0'
OTENOGRAPHEIt— Wanted, position byO com potent and experienced stenographer;best of refernees furnished :moderate salary.M. A. R.. 218 Nelson.
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STENOGRAPHER wants a position fora0 few hours each day; can furnish best', ofreferences. . Address J 145. Globe. } ;~,X--~
STENOGKAPHEK-Sjiuation waiHedbyO experienced stenographer; salary'St) peVweek in permanent position; good cjty ref-erences. Address Li46. Globe. -\u25a0 :
OTEN<)GKAPHEK— Lady stenographer,O several
-years experience, desired posi-
tion: can furnish machine. T143, Globe, aac
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter by acompetent •young- lady. Apply80,x254p.
St Paul. \u25a0• , \u25a0\u25a0/:\u25a0 }f.. ;/ y. ii ;:',:.
OTiOJS'OGUAPHEU J".Vind
; typewriterC 5wishes 'situation ; railroad wort;pre-ferred; has had four years' expeiieuce, andcan give goQd,, -references. Address Nf 149,Globe.. y -,-":\u25a0". .', i
STENOGRAPH E«— Wanted, position asstenographer and1typewriter: four- years'
experience; good referenc'tej conutry pre-: erred. -V14:>, Globe. .:•\u25a0''• '-.:\u25a0\u25a0-
STENOtrRAPHItK 'desires* a position:O willwork for small wages. Address .Un149, Globe. ; •\u25a0..\-.-y--M . : ''
STENOGRAPHER— wanted byexperienced stenographer; goed refer-
ences; salary," per week in permanent po-sition. Address L.146. Globe
STENOGRAPHER— position byO experienced lady stenographer; willingto work formoderate salaro; can give refer-ences. M107, Globe.
WASHING—
A lady would like somewashing and ironing to do at home.
119 Granite st. • .: : \u25a0• -
WASHING-Wanted, by a Swedish girl,. washing or ironing or housecleaning
by the day. Call at t'JJ Randolph st. St.Paul. .;".•'\u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0,..\u25a0
WASHING—A lady would like somewashing and ironingto do at home;
rough-dried, 25 cents per dozen. 119 Gran-ite st. \u25a0•
f\» ASHING—Want to go out washing andVV housecleaniug. Mrs. Loff, 244 Four-teenth^ \u25a0
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WASHING wanted at 456 East Sixth st.;rough-dried clothes 25 cents per dozen ;
called for. ,. -. .. .. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
WASHING, scrubbing, housecleaning,>V or any kind of day's work wanted.
Cnll 233 East Seventh, Room 0. ; >•-.
WASHING (lone. 50 cents dozen; uni-form suits made up to order and any
oilier suits. J. F. Peterson, 306 West Seventhst, comer Ramsey. "\u25a0 . \u25a0 -,
%1, ASH OMAN—A woman wants toV» do washing oiid house-leaning. In-
quire forMrs. Mary Wilandcr,' 67o. Wells st.-:
HORSES Al\l>carriages.
FOR SALE— horse, six:years old:'weighs 1,400. Inquire at 441 Michigan :iv.
FOR SALE— Delivery team weight 2,100;.this isa bargain. Inquire at 506 St.
Peter st.\u25a0 . •
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FOR SALE CHEAP—
Carriage team:time willbe given responsible parties.
For fur,h?r particulars inquire PattersonBros., Sehutte Building,corner Seventh andJackson sts. .FOR SALE
—A well-matched -span of
Welsh ponies, with one or two carriagesand harness. Inquire at Allen's LiveryStable. Sixthst. \u25a0\u25a0••-•\u25a0- -. •
FOR SALE— Agood Western saddle; alsoopen buggy, byJay Douglass, Merriam
Park. ;.:
FOR SALE—
Team of horses six years old;'
2,800 pounds. City Milk Company, 552Robert st. ... .. ; ";,,:.'
PASTURE your horses and cow* alt P.1J. \u25a0
Keough's. corner Mainline and ottoa\>s\M
SADDLE HORSE— For sale.'a stylishsingle-foot saddle horse. luquine Ab-
bey's b'.able.«, Seven Corners. v. *;f \ ;os!
WANIhD-Horses to board; first-clas'^fpasture and spring water; twelvfmile*from town on bank of Minnesota riven Call552 Robert st. ! _
*Il>CFJ.I-ASE«II S. j/(CASH, Contractor and Builder. 933 East>• Third St. Ksiincates givenon all feintsof buildings: all kinds of job and.repnfrwork done, and screens: mail comrar6_ica-tions willreceive prompt attention. '] j
F.iR LEASK—MIDDLEBROOK GRAN"ite Quarries; Middlebrook. Mo., operated
the past ten years by the Svenitc UMngtecompany, ofllissourt, willbe leased &>r leu,years from.June 10th. ISO*! They afle] llvolargest and finest quarries in the West, !co',Mr-laiuing the well-known red granite so exten-sively used inmany of the finest buildings,monuments, bridges, etc.. in the. country.Sealed proposals willbe received and openedlitneon, onJune Ist next.foi a ten year leaseof the properly. .This company reserves theright to reject auy and nil bids. You arecordially inviicdto inspect the property.IRON MOUNTAINCO.. Day Building, St.
Louis, Mo. *-''\u25a0•
PRIVATE HOSPITAL.-SCHOOL OFMidwifery—Mrs.H. Sienzol.* !s Martinst'
I v / WA3TfcJ> TO BUY. . \u25a0
DESK— Wanted,' roll top desk, city map,seal, letterpress: must be cheap. Z 142,
Globe. ; " : »'--\u25a0\u25a0:
FORGE—
Want to buy second-hand port--. able forge. 552 Robert bt. . .•- . :•\u25a0:-.'
pURXITURK-Wnut tobuy second-hand1furniture and loves: highest price paid.
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At Ihe New EitglHn.l Kur.iiture CoQuauv,:Ss> nud 191 West seventh st r "\u25a0
FOB KENT.';
TIIE.JAniES di BATFIIAM :lt< itti A^eiM-j.
OWNKISS' ACMCIVTB FOR CARE OFPKOPKUTV-MONTHLY LIST PUB-
LISHED. 145 EAST FOURTH ST.iioiue*.
A—WE lIKNT HOUSES, STOKES. OP-• FICKS. TAKECIIARuKOF RENTED'
PROPERTY. TAYLOR'SRENTING AUEN-:. CV. GLOBE BUILDING. v :> :., i
DO YOU WANT STOKE, house orrooms? No'charges fora list of just what
you want' Owners' agents. Schratu's Rent- .ingAgency. Manhattan Building.
HOUSK— Furnished house, eight rooms,• fillmodern improvements, for the sum-mer, at «7 College ay. west: rent reasonableto Die right-parties. Inquire at Herrill &Owens'. 30 East .Fourth. • -
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HOUSK—For rent, one of the finest houses-•'\u25a0in lower town: corner, south and east-
'facing.uino roonis.nll modern improvements, 'one block, from Lafayette street curs, live ;minutes' walk from Seventh st. cable, withor.without stable; the stable is first-class:water, gas, room for -man,1box stalls, etc.;house and stable, $40 per month; withoutstable, • 835.. Inquire at Merrill & Owens'Renting Agency, Globe building, or 237 Vir-giujjiay., , ... '
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H.OVSK«i;Wo)l>furiiishe<l house onSummit-«V.'- to let for summer months: well,
shaded; terms, $50 per month. Address C£111. Globe.
HOUSKS— reut. ?8 Park place, teni rooms; steam heat. 93 Park mace, seven
rooms. J. B. West, M West Third st.-
HOUSE—
For summer. to family with nosmall children, furnished house on Sum-
mit nv.;all modern improvements, largegrounds, shade trees, etc.: rent moderate.Uush B. Wheeler, No. 301 Pioneer Press.
OUSK—At:Merriani Park— Eight-roomhome; modern improvements; near
school, 1 churches, electric and steam cars:facing park. J. W. Shepard, 94 EastFourth st.
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OUHK—For rent, house 660 Wabasha st. ;eight rooms and bath; all modern im-
provements. E. R. Bryant. Globe.
HOUSK—New house, 836 Westminster; :all modern improvements, also furnace. '
Apply607 Westminster. •\u25a0 .OUSK—Five-roomed house, cement eel- :
lllar; one block from car line; Congress,near Ohio. Inquire Richard Price, 169 WestFourth St.
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HOUSE— For rent, on Crocus hill, myfurnished residence complete, 0n.3 year. .
"Charles A.Moore.'
HOUSK—For rent.a seven-room house.No.087 lelehart, cheap. . Applyto John G.
Hearu, 4U15 New York Life building.
HOUSE— For rent, seven-room house, No.706 St. Peter st.SlO per month: mod-
ern conveniences. George L.Heudricksou,51East Fourth. , '. ' .HOUSE 401 East Eighth st for rent;
all modern improvements: ingood re-pair; $33.00 Dcr month. Apply D.Bergman,357 Jackson. -. • . \u25a0
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HOUSES— -houses, with all modernimprovements; one suitable for two
small families. Canada and University.'
BOUS X—For rent, nine-room house withall modern improvements. £t7 Selby ay.
Inquire at 240 Dayton ay. \u25a0\u0084"\u25a0':-\u25a0OUSE— 747 St. Peter fet—Ten minutes'HOUSK— 747 St. Peter bt—Ten minutes'
walk from courthouse; city water;cheap. •\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0- ..
HOUSE—
To a good, careful tenant, aEeven-room, house, with bath, nicely
furnished, from May 15 for the summermonths. X. P. J., Globe. .. . . .HOUSK—Five-room house and barn, or
without, SIS; near Seven. corners. Es-terley. 4 Mnnnheimer Block. .".
ANNING'S itKNTINU AGENCY—MANNING'S KKMTIN4J AIiKXCY-Davidson Block. • cor.- 4th and Jackson
Sts.— Houses.stores. flats to rent: care ofprop-erty for owners and non-residents a specialty.
SHE OliK list of houses, stores, steam-heated apartments, offices or rooms. J.
.W._Shepard, 94.East Fourth. \u25a0;\u25a0.-.\u25a0 . :
'T'ENKM.KNT—For'rent, a;' tenement in
X . brick block: fourteen lnrpe, sunny, lightrooms, ailiucJ&gant condition ;large yardsand sheds: south-facing; ten minutes' walkfrom merchants' hotel; rent only 835 permonth. Inquire at Merrill&Onens' ."lteiitingAgency or.227. Virginianv. ..."
HK"ST.:I'AILTlttlST COMI'ANV.\u0084 Endicott building, has a number of
houses in different parts of the city for rent; :also a very nice five-room llati/ii large storeon East Sixth st. near Wabn'shai'some goodfront second-floor offices on East Third st ,
.and a summer cottage nt Spring Park club.Lake Minnetonka.' We have some nice,small houses that can be bought on.monthlypayments; ;no cash' down. .' . \u25a0
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£OQ AN ASHLAND AV.-First-class\jA*jhouses, with nil modern improve-ments; laundries -with stone tubs, gas fixt-
res, etc. Apply6^7. Ashland ay:
IlouNe-Snl)nrl>aii.
AT B.VI.I) KAGLU LAKE-Six-roomcottages beautifullysituated. -••Edwin A.
Warren. 400SiDley st.
COTTAGE—Five-room cottage, at BaldEagle lake. -Applyto Charies E. Nel-
son, 210 East Fourth st. _\u25a0
LAKEKKONT, well furnished house ofnine rooms. P. O. 415, White Bear. Minn.o KENT—Birch Lodge. Dellwood. White
Bear Lake;, furnished' and enlarged.Ingersoil, 27 Kast Third st. '"'.'.
Rooms.
A—UOTfcK-HKUNSWICit, for gent'.e---• men only; fifty modern steam-healedrooms by day, week or month, . ,
A T WASHINGTONAVENUEIIOTUL,A 224 Washington ay. south, .Minneapolis,newly furnished rooms by the day, week ormonth. ._. i__!_^__
BOABD—Front parlor and other pleasantrooms, with board; modern improve-
miiiits. 26 College ay., west.'
CEDAR ST., 522—Comfortably furnished'front alcove room :nil modern conven-
iences; table boarders accommodated.
CKHAK ST., 6M9—Nicely furnished rooms/ nt reasonable rules. \u25a0
r?Li;VKNTH ST., Ti EAST—For rent,
y-A- furnished front room with alcove; alsoadjoining room: allconveniences.
iMICTIIST., 254."WEST— For rent, nicely/'\u25a0• furnished rooms, with use oibath and
private family. t'orner Smith ay. '-.."\u25a0
IGL.KHAKT ST., 3.7—For reut, four nice~1 rooms. \u25a0
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LYTi, TEKKACE— Ccdnr— For rent,
one front parlor, first lloor.with or with-out board.
IV1NTH. 317 EAST— Broadway—liLarge front room, $10; private family;gentlemen only.
PLEAS ANTAV.,177— For rent, pleasantrooms, furnished or unfurnished, with
or without board; within fifty feet of cableline.
PLEASANT AY., Furnished frontL room for rent to two gentlemen; all
.'modem conveniences.i
RICK ST.. 251—Corner of College— One-lar?e, nicely furnished trout room; gas.
bath: private family. -\u25a0
P>O()MS- Pleasant rooms for light house-\.-keeping; call ntSOS West Third.
ROOMS— room suite.large.airy, welllighted. Inquire ground floor, 167 West
Fourth st •-
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ST. EPETEII ST.. 671— Corner Tilton—Fur-O nislied or unfurnished rooms, with orwithout board. \u25a0- \u25a0
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BT. PKTEII»T., l)7i—Corner 'i'ilton—Fur-O nished or unfurnished rooms, with orwithout board.
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Sr. I'ETEIIST., 834—For rent two fur-nished rooms: private family.
SUMMIT AY..43—Corner St. Peter St.—t"For rent, three newly furnished rooms,
with gas; use ofbath; references exchanged;gentlemen 0n1y..'.;.'. .".' \u0084
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TILTON. Nt>. r>—For rent, three unfur-nished rooms, suitable, for light house-
keeping; use of bath. . . "
ABASHA ST.—Corner Tenth St..NextVV Door to Drug Store—
Furnished loomsfor rent. \u25a0\u25a0-•-- -...\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 '/
; ...Stores.\**T(>UK for rent in tho .Melz Block on La-;O fayette nv.; good location for grocery.lmjlll.Hlat butcher shop, nextdoor. \u25a0•\u25a0
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BAKKKsnot* for rent witn oven, iv theMelz Block,"Lafayette nv. Inquire next
door. .-.\u25a0\u25a0•..-.\u25a0.--' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.' • -' \u25a0\u25a0••
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ncrts: good building,rhirge barn and.lirst-cla>s spring water; a splendid place for(3nir>, Mock range and horse-training esub-lishment. .C. \u25a0 W. "Younjjuian, 117 East•Founnst.
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FLAT—For' rent five-room flat 183 West-ernay.Dayton and Selby; $16.00.
FLAT—Steam-heated flat, seven rooms,all modern conveniences, gas range
fixtures, etc.:very central and in a quietneighborhood; five"squares from Ryan hotel;references required. Inquire V. Kult, 440Walmslia st. \u25a0
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FLAT—Five rooms and bath:all conven-iences: clean and respectable; to pri-
vate- families only. Inquire Room 10, 151)'West Seventh «t.
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PLATS—
For rent. five and seven-roomA flats;hot and cold w<iter. steam heat:fiveminutes from Pioneer Press building;rent reasonable. Apply at. Middletou &Dougau. 330 Robert.
OIK-ROOMapartments with bath andT city water. J. W. Shepurd. W EasFourth . \u25a0\u25a0-..-
FBUkmOMMm
RSI. NEWPORT & SON, INVEST• roent Bankers, lean money on Ira'roved properly in bt Paul and Minneap-olis at (i ier -cent "onor before." Offices.'New Pioneer Press Building. St Paul, aud
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Reeve Building.Minneapolis. 'V-"'ri-A —MONEY TOLOAJNU.l .A\ -IIONKYTOLOAAOA
«'. ;• x\. Pianos^Horses, .\v,~ :.Carriages, wagons.Household furnituresDiamonds, watches, ;\u25a0; "•'.-•:' ';Warehouse receipts.Mortgage notes, andCommercial
-paper bought or taken as col- \u25a0
lateral. Property to remain Inyour. ownpos-session. Our rates are aud always have beenthe lowest. Partial payment received at any-time and interest reduced iv proportion.Your own time for layment All businessconfidential. - Private parlors forladies. Callor address Minnesota Mortgage Loan Com-pany. Room 13-14, First National BankBuilding,corner Fourth aud Jackson sts<.
—DO YOU WA«T TO BORROWmoney at a lower rate than you can
it.rrow through any other agency? TheAmerican Mortgage LoanCompany, Room 7,First National bank building,corner Fourthand Jackson Ms., will let vju have any-amount. £10, f2i», $25. J4P, $75. $100 otf2OO—in fact, any Mint you wish—on yourcold, watch, diamonds, household furniture;
-horse, buggy, piano, carriage, etc., at a lowerlate iaan youran possibly get it elsewhere.Goods, can remain in your possession, andyon can pay a part any time you want i>ndtop interest. Business privato and con-
dential. You ranhave jour own time 'aparing up principal. ... .' _.*;*...t-.
BANK STOCKS a specialty; bonds, com-JR . mercial paper, mortgages, securitiesbought and sold." Geo. W. Jenks, InvestmentBanker, Minn.Loan &Ttust BJdg., Mpls...
BEFORE you borrow money or renewloans see The State Savings' Bank, Ger-
tnania Life Insurance company's buildhi<r, -corner Fourth and Minnesota sts. :this bankloans at moderate rates and charges no com-mission. . ""'
Borrow 0 pet cent on vacant or im-proved city real estate. C. W. Young-
man. 117 East Fourth st. .CHEAP Sums tosun.
Allprivileges.MONEY \u0084 Close 24 hours. :.•\u25a0,TO ROTHSCHILD & THURSTONLOAN Pioneer Press Building.
DO ILoans on furniture, pianos, dia-Imonds,watches,sealskin sacques,Igoods in storage, etc.. etc. Goods .
YOU Iremain hi your possession. Nojpublicity. Lowest possible rates.
ILoans can be repaid byinstall--NEED Iments. thus reducing principal
Iand interest. 303 Jackson, cor-ner Tnird. Room 4. ;
' PrivateMONEY? room for ladies.
FOR MONEY at low rates on lots or im-proved property: see H.Caldwell,: Ger-
mania Life Building.
IFYOUare wanting a Joan on your norses,furniture, watches, diamonds, or anything
of value, be sure. aud go to. the old reliable,square-dealing loan otlice of J. L. Strauch,
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Room H',Globe Building. You can get noLetter terms, lower rates or easier return pay-ments elsewhere. Private rooms. Rememberthe place. •
\u25a0 >IAKGEAMOUNT*of money to loan onJLi improved property at dper cent. Smith,Parker iV Oilman. New LifeBuilding.
MONEY TO LOAN on vacant or im-proved cityproperty in sums to suit, at
(i, 7 and 8 per cent; no delay. D. H.-Michaud,101 Cast Fourth st. . \u25a0-.
] .--: . ...-.MONEY .. OiOAS without, delay. :rom
• $10 upward, on furniture, horses, jew-'
elry, etc. ;time checks, notes and isscondiea'l estate mortgages bought. .MinnesotaLoan Co.. 117, East .Fourth Kt. /'.' •
MOJiKVLOANED on life insurance pol-icies: or bought. L. P. Van Norman,
tlGuaranty Loan Building,Minneapolis.- -1- V-A-T-E-
Money loaned on diamonds, watches, pianos,furniture or goods ivstorage at lowest rates,and small monthly return payments; notesand mortgages bought; most private loanrooms in the city.\u25a0\u25a0 Ohio Investment Com-pany, la:.' Globe Building: take elevator. \u25a0
HE GERMANIA LAND COMPANYbuys, sells mortgages, loans money at
curr;ut rates. W. P.W esttall,sec. ;E. J. Dar-ragh. treas. :.'3 and 24 Globe Building.
rpHE SAVINGS BANK OF ST. I»ACL,J- corner Fifth and Jackson sts.,always has
money to loan at t\ 7 and 8 per cent andcharges no commission.-
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WHEELEK&tHOWELL control largeVV sums of money for investment in any
legitimate enterprise." 301 Pioneer Press Bidg.
\'Jt/ F. MOKITZ.02-i I'IOiHKKKPRESSVV •" Building
—Mortgage loans made
promptly; U'7 aud3 per cent -.mortgagesbought • *
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WHEELKR &HOWELL loanmoney atcurrent rates. 3 )lPioneer Press bldg.
6 PER CENT MONEY to loan on St Pauland Minneapolis improved real estate:
any sum: no delay; 7and ß per cent on un-improved: giltedge mortgages 6. 7 and 8 percent for sale. E. M. aud R. L, Ware, 303Pioneer Press building. •
CONTRACT WORK—VEWER OX CONGRESS AND BIDWELL STREETS—
Office of the Board of Public Works. City of.St. Paul, Minn.,Apr.l 28, LSo.'.— Seated bidswillbe received by the Board of Public Worksin and for the corporation of the City ofStPaul, Minnesota, at their office in said city,until 12 m. on the 10th clay ofMay, A.D.189I.',for constructing a sewer on Congress street,from Charlton street to Bidwell street, audon Bidwell street, from Congress street toIsabel street, in said city, said sewering tobe done under 'one contract, according toplaus aud specifications on file in the officeof said Board., A bond with at least two (2) sureties, in asum of at least twenty (20) per cent, or acertified check on a bank of St. Paul in asum *f.at least ten .(10) per cent of thegross amount bid, must accompany each bid.Said check
'shall be made"payable to the
Clerk of said Board.'
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The said Board reserves the right to rejectany and all bids. '•'"• • .•\u25a0•••:-\u25a0•• :: •• :"
'. R.L.GORMAN,President. .Official: J. T. Kebkbk. \u25a0 .
! . Clerk Board of Public Works.;
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[Health Is Wealth.; Dr. E. C. West; Nekve and Brain- Treatwent, a guaranteed specific to? Hysteric Dizziness.
\u25a0 ziness. Convulsions, fits. Nervous NeuralgiaHeadache. Nervous Prostration caused oy theuse ofalcohol or tobacco, Wakef uhiess, Men-tal Depression, Softening of the Brain re-sulting in insanity and leading to misery, de-cay and death. Premature Old Age, Barren-ness, Loss ofPower in either sex, Involun-tary Losses and Spermatorrhoea, caused byoverexertion of the brain, seli-abuso or over-indulgence. Each box contains one month'sItreatment.
-$1 a box, or six boxes .for S\
sent :by mail prepaid.'
We guarantee sixboxes to cure any case. With each order forsix boxes, accompanied withS"\ wesend thepurchaser our written guarantee to refund'the money itit does not effect a cure.' Guar-antees issued onl.- by W. K.Collier,successorto nippier &Collier, druggists, Seveuth andSihlev sts.. St. Paul. Minn.
LOST SymrenisJOU
BnforoTallrc. iF.-> rlt-i\u25a0i^M"l'"'AflerTaklnc.
BKXOSKRVB.theis tat Turkish K«m<ydj\ curesNervous lVl>ilitv,U'akeruin.-ps. VitalExhaustion,Dizziness, Headache, Nervous Prostration, Losses,Loss Manhooil. KvilDream::. |]«|iHiim ami allwasting diseases, caused by over-exertion of thobrain,self-abu.« orover-indulfrcnce whichultimate-lylead to consmmptuJrv inmnifynmlMiifMo. Puttipincondensed form to carry intho pocket. Price .!(1per box. or a complete treatment of «ixboxea .with* Written Cuarontee forts. Sent post-paitl in plain p.ifknue to any address. Circulars ,tree In plain envelope. Address .\u25a0\u25a0;, .•' .
International Medical Association.\u25a0
- •«<»—i,_, Street, Chlen^o, 111
TOM SALE INST. PAUL,MINN.,BTL.Muaisettur. Cor. Wabas:u» aud ilaSts \u25a0
KEAfiESTATE FOR MALE..• ,.
\u25a0 ;\u25a0. Suburban.•
CHOICE STOCK ORDAIRYFARMfor sale or rent of120 acres. 90 of which
are broken and ready for cultivation, foreblr: located midway between the TwinCities, near the state fairgrounds; hasa half-mile-track, anice lake, cross- fenced and pad-docked, and the entire farmis surrounded bya board fence: the farm has 'ail necessarybuildingsin fine condition, including good
•eight-room house, barn for forty head ofhorses, nice carriage and storehouse; also awindmill and ice bouse, as well as somechoice stock, including fine-bred horses. Ap-ply to W. L.McGrath. 146 East Third st.
WANTED— Estate— A few tracts oflaud in Western Minnesota and East-
ern Dakota for cash wild land preferred.Address, with description of land. S. Over-
ire. 515 Guaranty Building,Minneapolis.
Jtli»cellane«>ui*.
FOR SALE—IOOxeet onSummit ay.,60 feet-East Seventh, west of Arcade. Apply
C. H.Schnittger. 328 Bast Seventh st.
FOR SALE—A handsome brown stonehouse of eleven large rooms on Summit
ay.. at a price lower than can be named formany frame bouses on less desirable streets.This house is offered for less than it couldbe duplicated for, and for less than cost topresent owner, who bought it for less thancost tobuilder. It is practically new. and istherefore not onlyofmodern style and fin-ish, but is. inside and out entirely creditableto one of the finest avenues iv the world.
\u25a0Steam beat, two baths, large butler's pantry,speaking tubes, electric \u25a0 bells, open grates,cedar closets, gas fixtures, oak screens, clubstable. Ifnot sold willbe rented. | The iium-Per is 593. N. C. Thrall.
FOR SALE—Ihave a large list ofhousesand vacant lots tor sale on easy terms.
and to trade for other property:Ihave farmsfor sale on easy terms, or for trade, ranging Iinurices from $3uO to $3..00 0;a-large list ofstock farms, with stock and farm machinery,in lowa. Wisconsin, Minnesota. Tennessee.Missouri and Indiana. 5, 10, 15 and 20-acregarden lots for sale or rent;houses, storesand oiilces to rent. '£id Robert st, room 9,J. H.Alorong. '
WHEELER &HOWELL.real estate; list»V bargains with them. Pioneer Press Bldg.
Ok FEET on St. Peter St., 39,500: eighty*->O feet from Rice st.:S-',500 cash, bal- ;ance five years on or before, 7 per cent; lot i25x100. Room 420, Pioneer Press Building.
•FOR KALE. I
ALTO—For sale, a first-class alto, bellup-right, Higham make, almost: new,
with box. Address A. ,Freita?, MerriamPark, Diamond Block.
BIRDS— Just received, Japan robins, all--JJ yellowGerman canaries, nonpareils, in-digoos and others. 117 Iglehart st.
DOG—A full-blooded English setter forsale, or trade for a light horse and busrgy.
Call at the Albion. Selby and Western.
POB SALE—Beautiful diamonds for halfC their value; a few line pieces that have
been forfeited by virtue of chattel mortgage,consisting of the following: .
One pair of diamond eardrops weighing 5enrats, blue-white and perfect gems; cost5800, for8450. \u25a0 \u25a0 -'\u25a0"
Adiamond stud weighing Icarat, perfectstone; while and brilliant: cost SIOO, for SSO.
One diamond ring,1-carat stone.extra fine;cost 8125, for$60.-. ,
Aset of three diamond dress studs for $75.worth double the amount. .-.f
A %-carat diamond stud, first-class stone, >for $35.
\u25a0 One pair diamond eardrops, fashionablymounted," weighing 3 carats; nicely cut, per-fectly proportioned, white and brilliant;CostS37s, for 8190. \u25a0.-. \u25a0>.'. Another pair diamond eardrops weighing-2carats. $1)0.
A3carat diamond stud, a perfect gem, cost i8500. for 8280.
A eemleman's diamond ring, diamond !weighs 2 carats, as tine a stone as you ever jsaw, for fS-'OO, that never cost less than 8500. ,These goods willhe sent to responsible par- ;ties livingout of the city C. O. D. by express, ;with privilege ofexamination, j... American Mortgage Loan Company, Room7, First National Bank Building, CornerFourth and Jackson sts., St Paul. -'.-.PUKMTUBK-For sale, the furniture ofS. a five-room flat: everything modem andin use only for a short time; to be sold at asacrifice. Address L 147, Globe.
GUITAR—
New Bruno guitar for :salecheap. Box 168. Fairehild, Wis.
SHADE TREES-For sale, 1.000 elm andwhite ash shade trees, grown from seed
iv nursery; thriftyand proper size for trans-planting; willbe sold cheap, li.O. Strong,
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NEW AND SECOND-HAND SALOON1^ fixtures, ice boxes, mirrors, pool andbilliard tables, counters and shelving. 21bWashington ay. north, Minneapolis.
PERSONAL.ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARYIAS-A tonlshing Revelation: Free Tests: Free
Tests:: Free Tests!!! Dr.H. Elmer Hall,lateof New York, the prince trance clairvoyant,astrologer, palmist, and dead trance medium,seer ofpast, present and future; bom withveiland power from birth of revealing everyhidden mystery. Positively no imposition.Advice on bustness. love, marriage, specula-tion, divorce, and all affairs of life. Dr. H.
'Elmer Hall is a seventh son; born withadouble veil; tells your entire life—past, pres-ent and future—in a dead trance; has thepower of any two claitvoyants yonever met.Intests he tells your mother's full name be-fore marriage, the names of all your family,their ages and description, the name andbusiness ofyour present husband, the nameof your next, if you are to have one; thename of the young man who now calls ouyou;all your future willbe told or written inan honest, clear, plain manner ina deadtrance. Mothers should know the success oftheir husbands and children: youngladies should know everything abouttheir sweetheart or intended hus-band. Do not keep company, , marryor go into business until you know all.The doctor is the only one in the world whocan tell, you the full name of your futurehusband or wife, with age and date of mar-riage, and tells whether the one you love istrue or false. The doctor, by.his advice,brings good luck, reunites the separated,causes speedy marriages, removes ail familytroubles and estrangements", has no equal incharm making, and makes no charge untilwork is finished. Will give a free test tothose wishinga sitting. P. S.
—Persons wish-
ing to win the loveor affection ofany personshould procure Dr. Hall's wonderful magicbelt, guaranteed tobring health, love, justice,protection, wealth, friendship and success.He truthfullyreveals your past and futurelife. Hundreds of clairvoyants, mediumsand fortune tellers may have visited thiscity,but none can equal this medium, for bereads your fate by a wonderful power. Busi-ness strictly private and confidential. Pri-vate parlor at 147 East Seventh st. St Paul.Send stamp for one of Dr. Hall's mammothpictorial circulars,- with portrait ot himselfand life among the wild men of India. K.B.—Thinis the doctor's first visit.
f&/E3'. These tiny Capsules arc wipe-
!f^?^H rior to Balsn,'m of Co- --^_^a|lm paibfl.'Cubebs-- and In- \ixxt*m\ifaY\ jectlon*. 1hey cure in WlUsI
&M1 48 hours the same dis- .V*—^£~\^ ca^es without any incouven-
i ience. Sold by alldrnggiatN
Alien SAI^EI*.
Kavanagh &Johnson, Auction-eers.
LKAIUMi WALK OF HOUSEHOLDFurniture— The store. No. 210 East Sev-
onUi street, must be vacated in-MonJav; con-sequently we will sell at public auction onSaturday, May 7, at 10 a. m., at -the aboveplace, all the furniture, etc., consisting ofbedroom suits, parlor suits, refrigerators,gasoline stoves, ex. tables, center tables, side-boards, easy chairs, rockers', glassware, Rog-ers' knives, forks and (spoons: dishes of allkinds, wardrobes, hat racks, etc., and an ele-gant lot of bodyBrussels and ingrain carpet*.These goods must be sold Saturday, even ifthey don't bring ten cents oil the dollar, andthe goods are first-class. Kavanagh &Johnson. Auctioneers. and East Sixthst.
EOABD OFFERED.
BOARD—Room and board. 8:150per week;a regular 25-ceut meal for 15 cents. 354
Minnesota street.-
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OARU-W College Ay. West— Nicely fur-nisi;ed rooms with good board; also
table board; terms reasonable.
BOARD—pleasant "furnished rooms with. board at 227 East Tenth st. .. .BOARD— Nicely furnished room with
board: bouse modern: use ofparlor andpiano. 50 Tilton st. .BOAKD—Furnished front alcove room,
also front parlor; good table board. 31East Tenth st. \u25a0
-T. DENNISHOTEL.; .1. F.Malouey, pro-
prietor: 418 and 4:50 Minnesota st.; bestdollar-a day house in the city.
rpHK NOKWOOD, 1891* East Eighth St..'-L' Between Jackson and Furnishedrooms with board. 54.50 and $5 per week;table board: transient SI oer day.
B«ARI> WA3TEI*.
BOAKD—Wanted, room and board fortwo; must be reasonable: state price
and location. Address V145, Globe.
INSTRUCTION.
TliKPOPULAR.SCHOOL—THE MissA J. D.Hess Shorthand school has the best
Corp of teachers in the Northwest; sixty-livepupils enrolled: in session the year round.
A RK YOUGOING ABROAD?—Aseriesxl of personally conducted parties Villleave New York April20, May18. July 6 and29, alltraveling expenses included, nrst-clnss.Norway, Sweden and Russia tour leaves June9 on "Augusta Victoria." Send for pro-grammes. E. M.Jenkins, 257Broadway, N.Y.
ALWAYS ON TIME.Ticket Offices—ls9 East Third street, St
Paul; 13 Nicollet House Block, Minneapolisand Union Depots in St. Paul, Minneapoliand Stiilwater. ('Daily.. tExeept SundaystExcept Monday. sSunday only. dExceptSaturday. > .'\u25a0 .- ';: ~~'.\u0094
Leave Arrive.Through Trains. SI. Paul. St.Paul..
Chicago "Daylight"Ex. *7:55am t9:sspmChicago Local Express. +s:lspm *1HX)pmChicago VestibuleLlm'd *S:05 pm t7:25 mWest Superior I t.>.3sam t3:oopm
andDu1utk.......... f *.o:4opm -*s:soamAshland, Hurley ....I +9 :35 am *3:oopm
Bayfield&Washbnrnf *10:25Dm \u26668:50 amSt Joseph &Kansas City *7:35 am t7:A>aniOmaha &Kansas City *7:55pm *7:35amSioux City Local *735pm +6:52pmI'ipestone& Sioux Falls. +7:ijam t3:s2pmShakopee &Mankato... T5;C0 pmtl0:l0a mTracy, Wattown&Pierre c!7:33 pm i7:3sam
NORTHERN PACIFICTHE DINING CAS LIVE
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Pacific Express, daily for'Fargo."
Jamestown. .-Livingston, • Buite,Helena, Missoula, Spokane, Se
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att'.e, Tacoma, Olympia audi 9:00 12:15Portland.;. .... '
a.m. m.Pacific Mail,daily, for Fargo, Bis- •\u25a0
marck, Livingston. .Bozeman, .. ;••Helena, Butte, Missouia, Spo-kane, Tacoma, Seattle, Olympia 4:15 6:23and Portland \u0084..:... p.m. p.m.
Brainefd Local, daily except Sun- .-. ;days, for Auoka. St. Cloud, Lit- 5:35 10:3}tie Falls and Brainerd.. p.m. a.-a.
Dakota and Manitoba Express,daily, for Fergus Falls, Wahpe- .-.":.ton, Grand Forks. Grat ton. Win-nipeg, Moorhead, Fargo and' 8:90 7:11Jamestown... "..;..... p.m. a.m.-Dakota Kxpreu dees nut run west o.* Fargo on
Sunday.• Pullman Sleepers dally between St. Punt an IGrsimlFcrks,Gra ton, Fergus Falls. Wah-peton nndFargo. Pullman First-Class and Tour-ist Sleepers And Free Colonist Sleepers are run»athrough Pacific Coast Yrains. a E. STOVE. CUTTicket Agent, 162 East ThirdStreet, St. P.xil. G.F, McXEILL.City Ticket Ase:it.U Nicollet Hou3aBlock. Mltineapols, Mine
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.Trains leave for Chicago and iuterinediata
points dPil". Minneapolis, 12:45 p. m.; (3:23p.m. :t.P .:i!. 1:3O p.m.:7:15 p.m. Ar-rive St. fa j!daily, »z4fi a. m.;3:45 p. m.Minneapolis. ii'lJa.m. and 4:15rf>. m.
Great Northern Railway LineCity Offices,
19.")East Third St.. St. Paul.300 Kicollet Ay..Minneapolis. \u25a0
Union Depots, both Cities.' :~'-~\'i:leave. ! St. Paul Union Depot. AERrvB.
a7:4op ml JMontiina Express.... a6:ssama6:3Qi>m ...JWiuuipeg Express. ..;a~:15 a inbS:O."> a m Wiilmar. Brown's Valley b6:30 pmbS:3O a m Fers». Falls, Grand Forks b6:10 pm
:30 pm ...Osseo and St. Cloud... 011:55 amb3:3opm ...Anoka and Willmar.;. blO:ssamh'ii'Mpmi..Excelsior. Hutchinsou.. :55am
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-bl:ospm ..Dulnth. W. Superior*.. !b7:oo pm
a—Daily: b—ex. Sunday. *Butfet ParlorCars on trains to Dulnth and West- Superior. jiDiuius Cars, Palace Sleepers and Free Col-onist Sleeping Can. \u25a0\u25a0:,:\u25a0:
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•HF^^WSw 7:35 pm: Wisconsin Div.lvMpliSjMgAsgJ (B) Mam; Minn. Div. lvMiuue-Mi^rriißat'Olis (13) S:fi am; (B)4:"')p.
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JSgjSSSSEI A,daily from Union station :B,mm except Sunday from Union sta-icn;C, except Sunday, from Broadway sta-icii, St. Paul.
Cliloazo, ."Ullwanken A- St. Pail H'iran s lP.ive.St. P..ul Union Depot i.a otlows: Vac
Wiuona, LaCrosse, Milwaukee, Chicago, B, 7:35 i.iii.;A,2:45p.m. ;A,6:55 p.ni;A,8p.m., MasouCity,bt. l.«uis, K.iusi.s City. A,9:16 a. m.;C, 7:15 p. m.Dubuque &Rock Island, B. 7:35 :c in.:C 7:15 p. in.Aberdeen, Mitchell, A,6:15 p. m. Culm.ir, Daren-jcrt,8,9:16 a. id. Austin A;Way, A. »:15a. m.: \4:25 p. m.;C, 7:15 om. Aberdeen Way, 1:, 6Mici.:lled Wing A Rochester, B, 7:Ssa.m; C,2:45p. ra.
A means daily; B,ex. Sunday; C, ex. S.iturli/For urtlierinormalionseeCjiupany'gtliuet^bUsTicket Olticea. 176 &i3lThirdSb mill UnionU.'.va,
i«gi3MßMUHi>iw*juag*ftTn nilicnDUIAfflSf^lOCALIFORNIAThe most comforu
|f|B7BKv«HKHbIe way to rcacu Call.\u0084 _^^^J^^^S^^Ef l)mi«. is viaChicago
? .-'•:Vr-'^\~U%£WBfs. 0T Kansas City, t'rom
wßwWiniilWwliiSßgywhich points throngtsiE run without change. For tales and fur-(her information apply to S. M. OSGOOUGen. AgU, or W. M. WOODWARD, Tarv.Agt., }s<iuarauty Loan Building,Minuetolis Mian. . . . \u25a0.:\u25a0•<.'
Chicago, Burlington &Nortliern Rail r]3 1Leaves for Chicago, St. Louis and down-
river points, 7:5U a. m.-, arrives from samopoints. li:lt)p. m.aaily..except Sunday.
.', Leaves for Chicago -and St. Louis. 7:3')p.m.;arrives fromsame points, 7:33 a. vi. daily
(Chicago, St. Paul &K.CityBy. trains leaveV>> uiiioiidepot 'i:.sa. m. ex. Sunday. 7:3! p.m. aaily; arrr:tua, m..Uaily,10 p.m.ex Sun