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SITUATIONS OFFIRFI).
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AGENTS WANTED— I want a few good
agents in Minnesota and Dakota to sell
Cell's Encyclopedia.new and revised edition ;
also, agents in every county to sell Blame's
Twenty Years in Congress and his new book.
Political Discussions. Apply early for terri
tory to Louis Wellisch, 357* Jackson st, St.
"Paul. Minn. 323
A<iOOl> oyster stew 15 cents a meal tor
10 cents: ham and eggs with potatoes
10 cents; coffee with bread and butler. 5
cents. New York Keslaurant, 442 Jackson
BL : 317323
AtiENTS — Wanted, practical life insur
• ance agents to represent the beat co
operative company in existence: absolutely
safe: active agents are makidgSlS and up
wards per day. Address at once, T, 21,
Globe. 32Q-325
AGENTS— We will give a solid gold watch
to the agent that sells the largest num
ber of our new book. Eartn. Sea and Sky. by
January 1. Libera] commissions at which
SloOper month can easily be made. For
full information call on or address Empyreal
Publishing house. 24 East Fourth st., St.
Paul. Minn. 303 332
BARBER— one first-class white
barber, corner of Cedar and East Sev
enth sts.. in the basement. 7
BAR IJEK— Barberat 44 1 West Seventh st. :
steady work for a first-class man. 5
ARRER— Wanted, at 560 Broadway.
John Linehau. 6
BOY— a good, strong boy to take
care of horses and make himself useful.
Apply 11-1 East Fonith st. 5
BOY— Wanted, boy who has some knowl
edge of typesetting. S I, Globe. 6
BOY— Wanted, boy well acquainted with
city, to deliver goods. C. It. Groff, 346
and 3 1 8 Sibley st. 6
BOY— a boy to take charge of a
horn' and do general housework. In
quire 29 West Third st. 6
BOOT FITTER wanted. Scheffer & Bos
sum. corner Fourth and Bobert sis. 5
BUTCHER* six experienced bands; call
immediately. Bee Hive Enterprise. 57
East Filth st. 323
"DCTCHER wanted at 6oo Canada st. ~
C' Oil I'OSITOU for book work. The Ban
- ning-.Tohnson Printing company, 10
Bridge square; up stairs. 7
COLLECTOR and canvasser for an insur
. ' ance company; one sneaking German
referred. Call at" 67 chamber of commerce,
from >> to 10. 7
CANVASSERS — Canvassers for books;
highest salary: no commission. Bee
Hive Enterprise. 57 East Fifth st. 323
CANVASSERS — one or two can
vassers on salarj or salary and commis
sion. Apply Wheeler & Wilson Manufactnr
ing com puny, 24 East Third st. 321-324
CAN -Wanted, canvassers of
both sexes for the fastest selling book
out: large profits; territory free: German and
English -copies. Address I*. 0. box 113.
Waukon. 10. . 323329
C(ARRIKK— a carrier for North
> St. Paul. W. E. Magraw, circulator.
Globe. 322-325
CLERK— An experienced shoe cier.: must
have first class reference ami be able to
speak German. Apply after 10 a. __ 67
East Seventh st. 5
DRI YER wanted for pop wagon. St. Paul
Bottling works. * 7
ECRNITCRE REFAIRER aud Fin
lsher—Handy man wanted; must be
steady ami willing to make himself generally
useful: steady work for the right man.
Apply at Sansome's. 412 siblev St.. St. Paul.
' 323-324 '
MASON— Wanted, stone mason to build
foundation. Call Doom 12. Gilfillan
block. '.) a. 111. 7
MAN- young man for milk busi
ness. Apply St. Paul Dairy company.
Third s ( .. at 12 o'clock. " "7
MAX— Wanted, man who has worked in
furniture store. Cord Bros., corner
Fifth and Jackson. 6
PAINTERS -one ihat thoroughly under-
X-. stands filling and graining hard woods,
and one house painter. Call at 926 Arm
strong si.. Lindsley. city. 7
PAINTERS wanted for signal tower at
West St. Paul, Minnesota ... Northwest
ern railway. Apply 10 the I'nion Switch and
Signal company.; " 6
ORTEIt— anted, a colored porter for a
barbershop. _02 East Seventh st. 0
TEAM FITTER- Wanted, steam fitter
and helper to make radiators at our fac
tory, North St. PauL St. Paul Iron company.
*' 323-324
IIOE.UAKERS— Four, for new work at
4-10 Jackson st. 6
SOLICITORS— good solicitors, with
O small amount of money, can get a good
paying business. Call at. room 38. Union
block. 323-325
AEESM EN— Wanted, five traveling sales
men: salary aud expenses; no experience
necessary. Address with stamp. Palmer &
Co.. La Crosse. Wis. 315-334
SALESMEN— Wanted, by a Twin City
wholesale grocery house, several first
lass, wideawake grocery salesmen who can
influence large trace: liberal arrangements
can be made by the right kind of men; ap
plicants will please state territory in which
their trade lies and what it has amounted to
during the last year. X 47. Globe. 323-324
ALEs.»i EN— a ted . three traveling
salesmen : salary and expenses or com
mission. Address Box 63, North St. Paul.
"Minn. 322-328
INKER— Wanted, a good tinner with
some experience in hardware business
to go to a Dakota town. Apply to Strong.
llackett Hardware company. " 5
EEEOR A Fit OPERATORS ANO
STENOGRAPH -Begister for
positions with Anna C. Drew, Hale Block.
St. Paul. 208*
TO LOAN— .2O, "*s«i. $150 to loan on fur
niture, pianos, etc; property left in your
possession. St.Paul Loan C0.,"3J9V. Jack
son St.. Booms 1 and 2. IS5*
17* ANTED —Agents for five Christmas
»» books selling from 50 cents to S3;
also for masterpieces of Dore. Many agents
are selling from thirty to eighty books" a week.
circulars" free. Cassell & Co., limited. _0
Dearborn st. Chicago. 323-325
* v ITERS— Wanted, for nail supper to
VV night. Call at Pfeifer's hall restaurant I
9 to 11 this morning. 6
Uf AITER— Wanted, a young man from I
sixteen to seventeen "years old to help !
in dining room: tall in the kitchen. 458 St.
Peter st. 7
A ITER wauted immediately. 27(»
East Seventh st. " 5
WAITERS— Wanted, dining room girls
?V at Grand Central Hotel. 7
YOUNG MAN— Wanted, a young man for
tenon and mortising machine. West
Side Manufacturing Co.. corner Lawrence
and Rutland sts. 7
CI P. PER WEEK guaranteed to good
V-*-*-' agents, male or -female. Apply at
room 1. 371 Jackson st. «323
J TO i:\ciia\<;k.
MONEY TO LOAN— SIS and upwards on
J-TX personal property of any description:
property left in your possession. . St. Paul I
Loan Co., 309 V. jaeksoii st, Booms 1 and 2.
185* I
rj->o EXCHANGE— Droved farm j
X and cash for stock of genera! merchan- :
disc: correspondence confidential. F. 4. !
J-liid-- & Co., Flandrau, Dak. 321-327 '
S_TVAT.O.fS OFFERED.
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COOK— cook and* second girls,
German preferred. Call at 122 Virginia
ay. before 10 a. m. 323
#~J.IRL wanted at 415 Wacouta st. 5
GIRL,— Competent girl for general house
work; good wages to the right party;
German preferred. 320 East Tenth st. 5
IRL— Kitchen girl at 352 Cedar st. ~
GIRL— An experienced and steady girl for
laundry work. Hong Wan laundry, 351
Wabasha st. 322-325
GIRL— Wanted, girl of about fourteen to
assist in kitchen. Mrs. J. inkelmann.
64 East Seventh st. 6
GIRL— First-class dining room girl wanted
at 77 Summit ay. 0
GIRL— Good diningroom girl at once at
Davis" restaurant. 52 East Seventh st 6
GIRLS— First-class dining room girls at
once, at the Grand Central. 7
HOCSEWORK— Good girl for general
housework : pleasant place. 317 East
Ninth and Broadway. 7
Hoi SKWORK— GirI wanted for house
work: family of three; good, steady job.
084 Case st. ' 7
HOCSEWORK— Wanted, a competent
girl for general housework. OS Sum
mit ay. 323-335
6 1 SEWOKK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework. 258 Arundel st 7
Ol SEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework at 571 Jackson st. 7
Ol'SEWOßK— Wanted, girl for general
housework. 376 Franklin st. 0
HOUSEWORK— girl for general house
work. Apnly mornings to Mrs. C. E.
Mayo. 551 Broadway. C
H~ OCSEWOKK— A good girl for house
work Norwegian preferred. Call at
165 West Fourth st 7
OL'SEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housowork iv a family of two. Ap
ply at 372 Pleasant ay. 5
HOI Wanted, competent girl
for general housework; references re
quired. 271 Grove st. 322-324
OCSEWOKK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework: call at once: Ger
man or Norwegian preferred; at 105 West
Fourth st. 821-323
HOI'SE WOKK— (iirl wanted for general
housework; German preferred, at 39
West Tenth st. -. 8
HOUSEWORK— Competent girl for gen
eral housework; no washing; good
wages. 86 Park Place. 5
HOCSEWORK— girl tor general
housework; wages no object Apply at
once. 227 Iglehart st 5
HOrSBWOBK- -A competent girl wanted
in a family of three. 771 Dayton ay. -
' 322324 __
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework. Inquire at 232 Mt. Airy st
296* .
KITCHEN GI XL— Wanted.a good kitchen
girl at 97 West Tenth st. 7
LAUNDRESS— A strong woman for laun
dry work at 453 Wacouta st, corner
Eighth. 0
SEAMSTRESS— Wanted, a seamstress to
do sewing and plain dressmaking, 1.8
East Fifth st. 323-324
STARCIIEK — Wanted, an experienced
st archer and polisher at once. St. Paul
Towel Exchange steam laundry, 407 Bicest
SITUATIONS AVAATED.
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BAKER— situation as baker: No. 1 on
bread, cakes, pies, also pastry. Address
U. M.; 651 Pine st. ' 5
BLACKSMITH— Situation wanted by a
general blacksmith and bo-aesfaoer.
Pleas- call or address 535 Mississippi st 7
BAK'I'h.NI'EK-Mlu.ilion wanted by
young man: will work cheap; good ref
erences. Address A 7. Globe. 5
BOOKKEEPER— -Young man desires jio
sition as bookkeeper, or In some clerical
capacity or place of trust; long experience
in office work and bookkeeping: interview
requested: reference-. Address I) I. (ilobe. (>
BOOKKEEPER— wanted by a
German with experience and first-class
references Address D 37, Globe. 5
BOOKKEEPER— expert bookkeeper
wants work after regular business hours.
Address S, 15. 6
BOOKK-CKPKK— An expert bookkeeper
wants work afterregularbusiness hours.
Address s 15. Globe. 7
OOKKEEI'EK— lVsition as bookkeeper
or clerk, six years' experience; first
class references. Address C 81 Globe.
319-325
ARPKNTEKs wish to take small jobs.
Carpenter. Globe. 5
COLLECTOR— A responsible young man
would like a position as collector for
some wholesale firm. Address B Is;. Globe, 6
COOK— A No. 1 man wishes a place in the
-' woods as camp cook. Address P 34,
Clot*. 5
CLERK— Situation wanted by a young
man in wholesale or retail store: ten
years' experience ; speaks German, English
and Polish: has experience in bookkeeping
and can furnish good references. Address
It. S.. Little Falls, Minn. 322 326
CLERK — A Scandinavian with some ex
perience would like a situation iv gro
cery store. Address S B. 222 Nash st. 5
(ILERK— (ierman v.ants situation in gro-
J eery for small wages. Address A. -His
North Fort st. (i
CM. ERK— situation as general
i clerk; experienced. Address A 16,
Globe. 6
DRIVER- I; wish the address of a city
family who wants a very careful driver
and reliable young man to work around the
house. Address X 23, Globe. 6
DRUGGIST— Position in drug store; five
years' experience: A 1 references. Ad
dress'l. >;. Globe. 321-321
EMPLOYMENT— A young nian who has
the afternoon at leisure would like em
ployment of toy kind. Address P 4. Globe.
"_ " 322-323
EMPLOYMENT— Wanted, a place to do
chores for my board and go to school :
can furnish good reference. Wm. Eainon.
291 South Bobert st. 7
EMPLOYMENT— situation wanted by a
man who would make himself generally
useful. Apply to Secretary Hutchins, Be- j
nevolent society, 141 Ninths!. 5
MI*I.<TY~MENT~of any kind wanted by
young man ; small wages- experience in
hardware. Address F. WareJiam, St. Paul
postoffice. .- - 5
IjVM I'LOYMENT— Situation wanted for
■* board, by a German, to attend horses
and furnaces mornings aud evenings. Cor
ner North Fort and Tenth sts. 5
EMPLOYMENT— A young man. Norwe- '
gian. wants place: will work for board ]
and a little money. Address II S 11. 285
William st P 7
£M I'LOYMENT— boy of fourteen would j
like to get work between the hours of j
Bp. m. and 12 n. m. Address X 14, G100e.7 I
EM V c«n MENT wanted by a young man j
going to school to do work for board
bast of references. Address 405 Broadway. 7
ENGINEER— civil and mechanical engi- |
neer experienced in estimating and de- i
signing heavy machinery. Corliss and com
pound condensing engines cable railways,
and framed structures in iron and wood,
wishes to correspond with parties desiring
the services of such a man. for a short time
each day or as consulting engineer: is now
employed but would like additional work.
Address i; 1, I 'lobe. 321-324
ENOINKER— Licensed engineer would
like job to attend heating furnace in
private or public building. Address N 18.
Globe. 323-324 |
ENGINEER— situation wanted by a man
of experience: can furnish references.
Address 11 J. Globe. 7
ENGINEER — one having experience;
strictly temperate: wishes situation in
Cityor within 100 miles. It. Burton. 290
East Seventh st 322 323 I
NG INKER— Situation wanted by a
young man as engineer; can furnish :
good 'references, and is an engineer by trade.
Address Fred Kellerhals. 537 Bobert st.
323-324 I
FIREMAN — Situation wanted as fireman: I
fifteen years' experience; the best of
references. .1. M.. 430 Hubert st. _ |
( • ROCERY CLERK— Experienced gro- i
VT eery clerk desires a permanent position: !
twenty-five years of age. single and speaks j
Germau: references or security. Address .
Permanent (ilobe. . . " - 321-324 ;
H~~~OTEL CLERK, best references wants
■ position in city or country; age.
twenty-six years. Address T. T.. 'ilobe. 7 !
HOSTLER— Situation wanted by young ,
married man where good work" will be j
appreciated; has long experience in hand- |
ling horses; good man for good plaice. Ad
dress A 46. Globe. ..... 5 j
JANITOR— situation wanted by a young i
man to do janitor work- or work about j
house for private family.* Address C 3S. j
Globe. ■• - 7 i
I 'KICK ROY'— Situation as office boy ijy . j
a boy of fifteen ; has had some exig- ;
ence in office work. Address p 21, Globe. 5
FFICE WORK— Wanted, position in
oflice or as outside man for real estate
oflice or collector; good references given.
Address W F S. Globe. 7 I
OFFICE Collecting wanted by a I
young man with best of references; un- I
derstands double-entry bookkeeping. B. A. j
« '-. Globe. & I
THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1887.
SITUATIONS WAI¥TEI>.
Continued.
HARMACIST— by registered
pharmacist; ten years' experience;
speaks German fluently. Address F 48.
Globe. " 323 324
SITUATION by a young max), carboning
electric lights: have had experience for
a year. E. G., 543 Wabasha st. • -7
SALESMAN — Position as traveling sales
man : extensive acquaintance with the
drug, paint and oil trade throughout the
Northwest Address D 46, Globe. 323-324
SALESMAN— Wanted, a situation by first
class dry goods man: speaks German
and understands bookkeeping. Address T
30. Globe. 7
SALESMAN— Au Al salesman with trade
and Eastern connection wishes to con
nect himself with first-class real estate firm.
Address X 48, Globe. 323
SALESMAN— A gentleman of good
character and ability, twenty-eight
years of age. desires a position as salesman
in either a clothing or grocery store; has had
experience in both lines; good references
given. Address H54 Globe. 822-383
SALESMAN An A 1 salesman desires po
sition in the dry goods, furnishing goods
or any mercantile business: can do fine work
in sign and card marking; best of references.
Address G F P, Globe. 322-323
rpELEGRAPHER wants position in
JL branch office or railway station or will
do repair work for telegraph or telephone
company. Address H. E. Moore, Stillwater.
Minn. 321-325
"1 IT — Young man eighteen years of
» V age, good penman, would like a posi
tion of any kind ; salary no object. Address
1). F.. Globe. 6
f-emale.
OOKKEEPEK— A young lady desires a
situation as bookkeeper or cashier:
thoroughly experienced and can bring good
recommendation; permanent situation de
sired; no objection to leaving city. Address
2617 Second ay. south, Minneapolis. 821-336
OMPANION— Wanted, by a young lady,
a place where she can be a companion
for her home. Address N. M., Globe. 7
COOK — Wanted, situation as cook in pri-
v ate tamily: good reference. Address
C. Miller, corner Hudson and Maria aye..
East St. Pant 4
CLEKK— situation wanted by a young lady
as clerk in a confectionery store or
notion store; can give good references. E
31. Globe. 5
DOCTORS and families requiring profes
sional and other nurses, telephone 950.
call 2. Bee llive Enterprise, 57 East
Fifth st. 323
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE — First-class
help furnished on shortest notice. Tel
ephone 950, call 2, Bee Hive Enterprise. 57
East Fifth st. 323
EMPLOYMENT— A young lady attending
school would like a piace to work tor
her board. Address M. W., Globe. 5
f EMPLOYMENT— Situations wanted by
-i two good girls experienced as second
conks, laundry work or dishwashing. 65
West Seventh st, Boon 5. 5
OVEKNKSS— A German lady, refined
and well educated, perfectly familiar
with the English language, desires a positiou
as governess in a family or as companion to
lady; references. Address B. Globe. (5
sKKEEPER-A refined lady would
like a position as housekeeper in a re
spectable family. Address O 23, lobe. 6
HOUSEWORK— Situation wanted by a
competent cook, washer and ironer*. or
general housework in a small family. Address
•2-M Acker st. 6
OFSKWOKK— A German girt who
speaks English, would like a situation
to do housework in small family; Americans
preferred. Address M. M.. Globe. 4
HOME Voting lady in need of a home de
sires to work for board and home com
forts central locality preferred; address im
mediately. Address D 14, Globe. 6
"!V"CKSE — Situation wanted as nurse to an
1* Invalid lady or to take care of rooms:
pleasant home the object Address AG, 224
Colbourne st, St. Paul, Minn. 6
V* I' USE— Situation wanted, by a, young
1* lady as a nurse; can give references.
(all at 536 Bedford st. 6
SALESLADY— A young lady would like a
situation in a wholesale or retail store as
saleslady: has had experience. Address B.
314 East Eighth st, St. Paul. 5
SITUATION— Girl wants place in private
family. Address IS West Tenth st 4
SERVANT— situation wanted as general
servant in a small family: a good washer
and lionet and good plain cook. Address by
letter Mary Aim, 420 Wabasha st .-■•"">
'"TYPEWRITER— A yoiintr- lady ; would
JL Ik-' a position as typewriter or to do of
fice work; steady work more of an object
than wages. Address () 8, Globe. 323-324
\\7 ASH Wauled, ladies or gentle
» V men or family washing to do. Address
W 2. Globe. " 323-324
WASHERWOMAN would like days'
>* work of any kind. Please call at 462
Hondo st. 7
"f T7 ASH ERWOM AN— Any one wishing a
* V washerwoman will please call at 16.
West Third st. Boom 6. 0
fi*%a*%ciaE.
MONEY is loaned by us oil improved real
iTx estate security in St. Paul, Minneapolis
and liuluth at li, 61., 7. 71. per cent, on
shortest notice, for any amount. R. M. New
port & Sou, investment bankers, 152, 153
and 154 Brake block. St Paid. 73*
Cm *■••*.•>. $50, sioo TO LOAN on tur
-011/ niture, pianos, carriages, horses,
cows, watches, diamonds, silverware or any
other article of value; cash advance made on
good- iii storage; promptness and privacy
guaranteed in making our loans; reasonable
rales and no outside fees. St Panl Loan
company, "No. 3UD^_ Jackson st, Booms 1
and 2. 65*
VI ONEY TO LOAN-By Hunt & Sever
i»l ance, 34 East Third st, room I; in
large and small amounts on furniture, horses,
carriages, libraries, warehouse receipts, etc.;
the same to remain in the owner's posses
sion; also on watches, jewelry, diamonds,
etc; business strictly confidential; a private j
room for ladies. 292*
Tt ONEY' LOANED on all kinds of per I
-»1 tonal property, diamonds, jewelry. j
ture, horses, etc.; commercial paper and ;
time checks purchased. E. W. Leonard «..
Co.. 126 East Third st 281* !
MONEY TO LOAN— By the St. Paul
Trust Company, SIOO,OOO, in sums of
$1,000 to $20,000. Par-ten money mort
gages cashed
ONLY LOANED on nil kinds ot per
sonal property, household furniture,
horses, etc. : also on "diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security Loan
Co., 325 Jackson st, J. E. Flanigau, mana- j
ger. 102* i
MONEY TO LOAN on mortgage at
lowest cost without delay. Installment |
mortgages made payable in' sums to suit Dor- i
rower. William X. Viguers ft Co., northeast
corner Fourth and Cedar streets. 130* |
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate and .
good first mortgages bought by S. 11.
Dyer. real estate and t0an0,52 German- Ameri- .
can bank. 100* I
INNESOTA MORTGAGE^ LOAN i
Company — Loau from $10 upward on j
furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., with- I
out removal; also on warehouse receipts, !
diamonds and gold watches. J. S. Mackev, i
manager. Boom 14, First National bank build- ■
ins. St Paul, and Boom 14, Mackey-Legg j
block. Minneapolis. 250*
M~~ ONEY TO LOAN, in sums to suit, from !
-ffi- $1 up, on watches, diamonds and all
goods of value: special rates on sums of $50 i
ami over. J. E. Ingham, 327 Jacksou st.
240* !
MORTGAGES— Wish to buy mortgages. I
John J. Bnckhorst Boom 5, over 382
Wabasha st. 882-328 !
ONEY TO LOAN m sums of $1,000 to !
$10,000 at (i and 8 per cent interest
without delay. St. Paul Trust company, cor- '
ncr Jackson nnd Fourth st.-. 22* ;
BL'SI"\ESS CIIAACES. j
FOB .■•ALE— Harness shop and building I
in a good Dakota town: county seat and
two railroads: business established live years:
cause for selling, poor health. In loire* C. 11. ,
Volkmann. Salem. Dak. 823-328
GROCERY business, situated in a rapidly
growing pan or ttie city; about SI.OOO
required; this is a snap. "Address P 19, !
Globe. 319-324 ;
GROCERY' STOCK For Sale— complete j
grocery stock in A 1 condition and
good location; well established. Apply to
F. W. Gibbons, with P. 11. Kelly Mercantile I
company. 319-325 '
_ rkoCEKIES-EoTValc. a small slock of I
I groceries. Address (J 3, Globe. 882-323 i
JICENSE— For sale, in St. Paul, saloon :
-* license and furnished rooms; »_o rent to |
pay. Address box 211. Minneapolis, Minn.
323 324
(Jl £ TO 520 i» to loan on furniture, ; mil I
V-*'-' si.-ai instruments, vehicles cr live '
stock . i-as;. advanced on goods in storage. i
St. Paid Loan Co., 309V2 Jackson St.. Booms
1 md- : 185* j
•*VA.VI'EI> TO But?. *"
LATHE— Wanted, a^mall engine lathe:
must lie cheap anu in good order. Ad
dress Box X. Carver. Miun - -320-325
OAFK— Wanted, a safe, medium size: state ;
O price and kind. - Address It 26. Globe.,
323 _____^__ly
VI ANTED TO RUT— Second hand butch-
VV er tools, one platform scale, one coun
ter scale, lunj kettle. Address II 34, Globe, j
323-324,
Y\7 ANTED TO BUY- Secondhand butch
»V er tools, one platform tcalo. one- I
counter scale, lard kettle. '"22 323 I
[.-<-■'■ MISCE-.I_AJrEOL T S.
A FEW CUSTOMERS furnished regu
larly at home . with prime dairy farm
butter; > satisfaction guaranteed. . Address
box 44, Point Douglass. Washington county.
Minn. . ... •:,. 323-324
GENERAL storage warenouse, 201, 203.
205 Eagle st. solicits consignments j
all kinds for storage ; household goods..
gies and carriages a specialty. C. B. Thaw*; .
ton. :'■ . 3ip-3»3
DRESSMAKER— Miss Delia MIppUlK
dressmaker by the day, 100 Conco st.^ril
St. Paul. Minn. " * 313176?
-til,
GO SOUTH! Have a tract of hind iu,Tjeu
nessee; will make A 1 stock farmi will ,
trade for merchandise or will take partrrec !
for said business. A. S. Knapp, 448 Aurora
ay. 32 1-02.
HOW CASES, counters, shelving, 'jilt .
kJ kinds of saloon, store and office fl±t_rfS
bought and sold. 217 First ay. north,j_M4n
nea[K)lis. ■: 317-347
TORAGE AND WARDING— j
signments solicited of all kinds of mer
chandise, implements, furniture and house'
hold goods; we have the largest an{l.iiest
warehouse in the city, connected by railroad
tracks for receiving, storing and transferring,
or if space is desired either in basement/ or
upper stories we can let same ct very reason
able rates; warehouse and office,3s9 and if!)
East Third st, St PauL Minn. St Paid
Storage, Forwarding and Implement com
pany, H. A. Canron, manager; telephone call
298-2. V 53*
TYPEWRITING and shorthand work of
all kinds done perfectly by Anna C.
Drew, Hale block: no risk in bringing your
work here; experienced operators, perfect
work, low prices: work called for and de
livered ; estimates given. Telephone, 852-2
208* .. - .
WE WANT to buy all the old waste
paper, books, iron, rags, stoves, bottles,
etc., we can get and will nay full value in
cash ; will call for such goods in any part of
the city, free of charge. Call on or drop a
postal to J. Firestone, 202 Jackson st, corner
second. Telephone 96-3. 310*
EOST ASP FQIII¥I>.
BULL FOUND— Which the owner can
have by paving charges at -120 Toronto
ay. 322-325
OW LOST— about eight years old,
new rope around horns; gone since
Nov. 6; $5 reward. Notify W. Hansen, 967
East Seventh st. St. Paul ' 322-324
DOG LOST— the party who has my red
J-J ..and white setter dog. will return him. or
any one give me information where he can
l»e found, I will pay a good reward. William
F. Nickel. Germania bank. 313*
EARRING LOST— Lost, at Charity ball.
Hotel Ryan, a pearl earring, with topaz
set; a liberal reward for return to law office,
78 East Third st. 323-324-
ARE TAKEN UF— Nov. 6, by Kinney
& Co., corner Rice st aud Aurora ay.,
small roan mare, brand X on right shoulder;
had on bridle with reins dragging. 319-324
MITTEN LOST— Persian lamb mitten,
near Seven corners; finder will please
; return to 261 Summit ay. and receive re
ward. 321-323
OCKETROOK LOST— On Minnesota.
Wabasha or Fairfield ay., containing
I $127.50 in five $10 gold pieces, the balance
in bills. Finder please return to 329 Ten
nessee st., corner Minnetonka st, and re
! ceive reward. 323
i .
PCRSE LOST— Lady's purse, con-
H taining $20.50 and "a trunk key. be
j tween Minnesota st. and the capitol, via
Seventh and Wabasha. Finder will be re
warded by returning to Weirick's dental of
! fice, corner Seventh and Minnesota, over
Golden Kule. 322 324
PUG DOG LOS r— With nickel collar:
er return to R. Schuell, 341 Goodrich
ay.; $1(1 reward. 323-325
PUG DOG LOST— With nickel collar.
Finder return to R. Schnell, 315 Good
! ay.; $10 reward. 322 323
RI;GS LOST-Package of rugs be*tweeri
Bice street and bake Como. Leave at
17 East Third street and receive reward. '• . :
322324 i 1 U'
MBRKLLA LOST— A silk umbrella
with initials L. T. B. on handle, Ori Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul short line train
leaving Minneapolis for St. Paul Nov. .16 at
4 p.m.: return to Hotel Ryan and receive re
ward. 3*j2-323
- ■ FOX SAL.I.. PP.-]
BOILERS— Cheap, two boilers (called the
Gold boiler) as good as new, with a lot
of pipes and a few radiators, now in arir old
placeof business, under 110 West Third sl.
For further information call on Mr, Charity
Parmlee. steam titter, on Sixth near Claren
' don hotel, or at our new store. No. 217 and
219 East Third st Geo. Benz & Sons. **' '•■"■
__««ir.-.'-_ -. : 321-327 " •?• **i*
EQCITY for Sale— A $300 equity invested
in one of Bushnell & Busbiiell's syndi
: cates; will sell at a bargain. ' Address -G.',
; Globe. - - . -.322-328
ENGINE— A two-horse Baxter engine
made by the Colts Arms company; it is
i in good condition ami for sale cheap. Ad- "
I dress J. W. Cote A Co., Black River Falls.
j Wis. . . =, 322-326
I FURNITURE FOR SALE— For sale at a
. bargain, the furniture complete of- a
. . seven-room house; centrally located; two
- rooms now rented: house can be rented by
I responsible party: coal and potatoes in eel
; lar; ill health ■ reason for selling. Address
| for particulars L 22, Globe. - 323-326
F~~CRNITCKE— Cheap, piano with stool
and cover, perfect order, $125; also ex
: tension table, machine, rugs, cheftonier. por-
I tierres, etc. Boom 30. Mannheimer block.
___________ 323 324
FOR SALE— Lease and furniture of a 14
--room flat, or same for rent 3 blocks from
postoffice. Address X 20, Globe. 321-323
MASTIFF PUPS for sale, of choicest
-11.- breeding: sired by Champion Wacouta
1 Nap. Address Wacouta Kennels, St.Paul.
j Miuu. 321-326
MONEY— $20 to *200 to loan on articles
of value: property left in your posses
sion. St. Paul Loan Co., 309 *& Jackson st.
■ Booms I and 2. 185*
l. Ml.a NO ItOlLEKfor Sale-- 1-6x4x6
Smith boiler. Duplex pump with reversi
i ble water cylinders; 1-30x72 fifteen-horse
| power upright boiler, with concave base, |
i submerged flues: all nearly new; wiil sell for
j one-half original cost. Address V. J. Match
cue. West Superior. Wis. 323
S~ TER EOF 11 CON— A single 'exhibitor"
(Milligan) lantern, nearly new, with
best calcium light: reason, have two outfits;
will exchange for electric battery. Frank
Blither." Winona, Minn. " 322-323
VIOLIN for Sale— A fine double bass violin
in good condition for $20 at Simon the
Pawnbroker's. 31. Jackson st..st. Paul. '
322324 >'.'■;
; WIRE ENCLOSURE For Liquors lot
: VV sale. Apply at 15 East Fifth St.. P. W.
• Shute. 323-324
~ BOAK-ITIX*. ____________________!
BOARO— Wanted, two gentlemen board
ers;. rooms, A 1 board: good refer
ences required; 5 minutes' walk from Sev
enth and Jackson. Inquire 512 Sibley st.
j . 321-325 :
BOARO— First-class board and nicely fur
nished rooms. 119 West Fifth st
.' ' 320-323 py
BOARD! .VO- First-class, at 57 East Fifth.
$4; day boarders. 53. 25. , 308-341
BOARD— Pleasant private board; reference
exchanged. 566 Wabasha st. 319 325
BOARD- Best weekly board in the City for
53. 25 at 442 Wabasha st; furnished
| rooms with board. 3LB-.321
EIGHTH ST.. 459. EAST— Fiiscviass
rooms, with board: all modern impvove
! ments. 323 321
Fin it Tit ST., ?65, Furnished
room for two gentlemen, with board,
! steam heat use of bath and on cable line;. .
323 325 *;v t "
ROItEKT ST.. 555— Furnished room to
rent with board : use of bath r00m. .,.; ,
' 321-323 ; • ,
T. PETER ST., 578— Furnished (.flout
room wilh alcove: with board and ipse of
bath. 3235:i2j
OI'KCCE ST.. 243. head of Wacoilla-r
IO First-class table board offered; also.nicely
furnished parlor bed room for rent; suitable
for three gentlemen; all modern, con
veuienccs. 323-325
AIJLE HOARDERS-— Wanted, two gen
tlemen as table boarders in a brignTTtiifl
cheerful home on College ay. Address Mrs.
P.. Globe. 323-325
rxsTmicTio'v.
PRIVATE instruction in Munson's system
of shorthand. K-_cE.sichola.4Bo cedar.
' -"" - 320* . ,">.-.-...,"_.
CHOOL or SHORTHAND. Typc-WTii
i g aud Telegraphy— First-class' and ex
clusive; names of graduates now holding po
sitions sent on application; systems.- taught,
Eclectic,' Pitman and Graham"; lessons day
. and evening or by mail ; scud for circulars. |
Anna C. Drew, Hate block, corner Jackson
and Third sts.. St. Paul. ,r y- 332*
ANTED — Globe- Business college,
young men and ladies wanted to learn
telegraphy,' shorthand, bookkeeping and
typewriting und German language: ' chance
to make expanses while learning: terms rea
sonable. For circulars address F. A. Marou,
Globe Business college, St. Paul, Minn. "-"
317 324 - : ■ +-
.-•; BOARD WASTED.
ROARO ANO ROOM wanted by young
> man within ten minutes' walk from
. Omaha railroad shops on Wast Seventh at, ;
terms not to exceed $5 per week. Address
CUR. Globe. 323-324
li I of even- style and kind
ti BID In the list o. "Wants" you find.
■. 1 i- : FOB REST. ..: : .'■..
-y . Houses. '
HOUSE— elegant brick house contain
ing eleven rooms, with high basement
steam heating. Phalan water, gas. good sew
erage, stable and carriage room; location,
corner Jackson and Viola sts. ■ For " partial
lars call on Geo. Benz & Sons, 217 and 219
East Third St. ... 321-327
HOUSE for Rent— House -of seven rooms
on Fourteenth st. ; good yard, cellar and
city water. Apply to H. Dotigan, 229 East
Thirteenth st ' ."■.: . .' . 318*
HOUSES— To rent two- new- houses, on
Selby ay., near Summit; ten rooms
each ; all modern conveniences. Inquire at
240 Dayton ay. 319-325
HOUSE— For rent, house No. 686 Dayton
ay., nine rooms and .summer kitchen;
one block from cable line. Inquire of H. R.
Sheire, No. 511 Robert st. : 322 324
HOUSE — For rent. new. house of seven
rooms, centrally located in good neigh
borhood. $22.50 per "mouth. Address G 47.
Globe. 323-325
HOUSE— For rent, house of eight rooms,
$15; also four rooms: city water and
bath. Inquire 295 Martin st. " 323
HOUSE — New house of seven rooms, cen
■ (rally located, in good neighborhood,
$22.50 per mouth. Address G 47, Globe. -
323-C24
HOUSE— For rent, house of nine rooms
with modern improvements. Holly
avenue, near Dale. Inquire Fifth and
Robert. 322-328
HOUSE— Nine-room house, No. 169 Mc-
Boal st. ; large barn and yard, city water
and cistern. Inquire of P. Egan, No. 201
West Seventh st. 322 325
HOUSE rent: on Ashland ay.: one
nine-room house. Address 690 Ban
dolph st. 320-327
HOUSE— A ten-room house at 394 Iglehart
st. ; $30 per month. 321 327
HOUSE A ten room House on Pleast ay.
N. E. Solomon, 31*6 Robert st. 317-348
HOUSE— A small three-room house. In
quire 165 Mcßoal st. 322-323
HOUSE For rent, a small three-room
house. Inquire 165 Mcßoal st. 322-323
HOUSK — For rent, an eight-roomed house,
88 West Congress st 323-327
HOUSE— furnished house for rent to
party that will buy coal; all con
veniences. 596 Canada st. 323-324
HOUSE — A new eight-room house, good
cellar, cistern and barn for rent Call
688 Bast Fifth st. 323-324
HOUSE— house On Pleasant ay.
Inquire of N. E. Solomon, 386 Robert
st -323-324
RESIDENCE— rent, lower » town,
large, fine residence, 187 East Ninth st.,
twelve rooms: hard wood mantels and open
fire places; two furnaces; stable accommo
dation for four horses; rent $200 per month.
Inquire of E. Kice, Jr., Fifth and Jackson.
322-324 _____
liiaiills.
ROADWAY, 533 — Nicely furnished
front rooms; use of bath. 322 323
CEDAR ST., 639, Opposite Central Park-
Boom— Large, nicely furnished front
room: light heat and use of bath. 323-24
CANADA ST., 587— For rent, a pleasant
furnished front room with large alcove :
suitable for gentlemen or gentleman and
wife. * 317-323
CANADA ST., 505 For rent, one large
' and two small rooms, with heat and
bath. 320-325
CANADA ST., 51U— Elegant, furnished
room, heat and use of bath ; suitable for
two gentlemen. 319-324
ARROLL ST., 300— For rent, three lin-
J furnished rooms; not aird cold water
and lath room. * "•'• "' 323-325
XCHANGE ST., 228. SOCTH— Nice,
large furnished rooms, with steam heat;
board if desired. 323-329
EXCHANGE ST., 366, NORTH—Hand
somely furnished room on second floor
for one or two gentlemen; also one single
room ; use of bath. ' 324 325
XCHANGE ST., 386, NORTH— Nicely
furnished front room; bath, pis and
heat, and board if desired. - .' 323 324
XCHANGE. 232, SOUTH— Nicely tur
nished double room: steam heat: use o
bath: $16 per month: board if desired:
also single room. 323-324
EXCHANGE ST.. 368, NORTH—
or four rooms for light housekeeping;
all conveniences. •.-.•■ 323-324
EIGHTH ST., 217. EAST— Nicely fur
nished rooms for rent, one alcove and
one single, with board. ,-••■--; 320-324
IGHTH ST.. 342, EAST— Newly flir
nished rooms, with' all "modern conven
iences and first-class board.- : 321 323
ORT ST.. 408, Near Seven corners—Un
furnished rooms for rent ' 321-324
FOR RENT— desk rooms on first
floor with heat and electric light; much
better than a separate oflice and at a trifling
expense; sleeping rooms at f(> to $8 per
month, with heat; lighted halls anil a warm
building; basement room, 25x140 feet, ; with
heat, on very reasonable, terms; apply at
office James 11. Davidson, east side Union
block. No. 51 East Fourth st. 323 ; 334
FRANKLIN ST.. .378. NORTH^Fur
nished single room with gas and bath ;
use of heat. '"'. 323:124
FRANKLIN ST., 376— Front room with
alcove, furnished, heat gas, bath, etc.
322 325 ....,-.
It. I. EH AKT ST., 251— Three unfurnished
rooms to rent. 323-324
ARRET ST.. 346— Furnished front
room for rent. , 323-24
ARKKT ST.. NO. 376— Nicely Fur
nished room for rent, suitable for one
or two respectable gentlemen. ■ 321-326
INNESOTA ST., 542— With board, if
desired, two connecting rooms; ele
gantly furnished; all modern improvements;
private family. 321-324
TViELSON AY.. 249— A furnished front
1* room, with alcove, suitable for one or
two gentlemen breakfast if desired. 320-324
LIVE ST., 803, three blocks from Port
' land— Large, fine room, with alcove.
comfortably furnished; furnace heated: gas
lighted. ■■■;■■:. 323-324
PEARL ST.. Nicely furnished i rooms:
heated; use of bath, etc. 321-324
PEARL ST.. 217— Furnished or unfur
nished: no housekeeping: use of bath.'
one block from Jackson and Eleventh. : ■■-
LEASANT A Y., '270— Nicely furnished
rooms and board ; suitable for ladies or
gentlemen. ■ 322-328
ROBERT ST.. 315— For rent, very nice'
furnished front room. 323-324
OOMMATE— NiceIy furnished second
story front room; private family; ref
erences required. Address W 51, Globe.
y 823
ROOMMATE— man wanted as
roommate; front room, with alcove;
stove heat; call in the evening. 596 Canada
st. 322-323
ROOM— Nice furnished room for rent to a
respectable young man, in a strictly pri
vate family: no other roomers; references re
quired. Apply 243 Norris st. 322-323
ROOMS— Furnished rooms with or with
. board. Call at 39 East Ninth st.,
corner Cedar. . ■ 322-323
ST. PETER ST.. 683— Booms and board
O for four persons; private family: front
rooms: modern house. 323-324
HERMAN ST.. 347— large front
room, furnished: with or without board.
■ 322-324 ■
SEVENTH ST.. 159 WEST, Second Floor
— Nicely furnished rooms with use of
bath. Inquire Boom 1. 321-325
OF RUCK ST., 223— Furnished rooms to
O rent, nicely located, heated by furnace.
* 317-323
SIM MIT AY., 47— Two rooms furnished,
witn use of bath; hoi aud cold water:
also table board. 323-324
SUMMIT AY.. 77, tae Park Place— Booms
single and en suite: 6 o'clock dinners.
. 322-323
THE FIRST FLOOR of No. 303 Walnut
st, $15 a month. Apply 11. 11. Ilerbst,
Gilfillan block. 322-32
TENTH ANO ST. PETER STS— For
rent, two heated, furnished rooms in
brick block corner Tenth and St. Peter sts.:
access to bath. J. B. McMurran, 17. (dot*
building. 322-324
WALNUT ST.. 385— Rear, two rooms,
V* partly furnished for light housekeep
ing, cheap for the winter. 323-321
AKASHA ST.. 566— For rent, nicely
furnished front parlor suitable for
gentleman and wife or two gentlemen: board
if desired. 319-325
Stores.
OK KENT— corner of Kent st. and
St. Anthony ay. ; three flats of live rooms
each over the store: two on second floor, 815
per month one on third floor. $10; water
connections throughout. A fine apartment
home (one apartment or all] in Bice "St
Villas, near N. P. station and street cars, very
cheap. Two houses in St. Anthony park, JS2S
each, with privilege of buying within one
SCO- and applying reutou the lirst payment
J. W. McClung & Son, room 57, National
American bank. . '■ 314-323
Miscellaneous. ** y _;
BARN— For rent, large barn. 243 Spruce
st, head of Waconta. 323-3-5
BUILDING —^Thebuiluing formerly ©ecu .
pied by the Globe; will . make . such '
changes as maybe desired by 'tenant' In '
quire of C. A. Easterly, Boom 3, Mannheimer
block. 149*
P/pttL* with ad. In this edition
itivi «d if lu _ to morrow a po.itlon.
REAI. ESTATE FOR SAI.E.
p':P J. F. Eisenmenger*. List*
•-':-■' '■'■••■■ 472 Rice st. "
HOUSES with lots at bargains; 300 lots on
and near Bice st., at all prices, on
monthly payments, or on terms to suit you
200 acres in acre lots or five-acre lots on Bice
st, on McCarou's lake, Sandy lake. Sabbath
lake, Bass lake and other lakes at $150 pc
acre and upwards, on easy terms and at great
' bargains J. F. Eisenmenger, 472 Bice st
251* ■
;;>.: 1< ii llinmi ii Si Co.'s Lis .
303 Jackson st. Boom 10.
CJ"| 9-lf|-- I - on Snelling ay., near
*§)1)A/\J\J Macalester station.
ffl_l C\i "If. EACH— -Lots on Dayton ay..
<?I,UUU Merriam Park. Rullmann &
Co.. 303 Jackson st. Room 10. 322-324
.Miscellaneous.
BSTRACTS OF TITLE and all otner
' manuscripts copied perfectly by Anna
C. Drew. Hale block, opposite Merchants.
332*
FOR SALE— Land two and one-half miles
from St. Paul; five-acre lots or more
$200 per acre: Acre lots near Hazel park.
81,000; Lots on Reaney and Minnehaha, at
Atlantic st. on monthly payments. A. R.
Kiefer. 100 East Seventh st. " 317-324
JOT For Sate— Fifty-foot lot and house on
J Charles st, one block from Rice st. In
quire 202 Charles st. 321-324
REAL, ESTATE for Sale— l nave a greal
variety of lots and acres north of St
Paul at great bargains and on easy terms. J.
F. Eisenmenger. 472 Bice st. 179*
SPECIAL— Midway property; lots in Syl
van Park addition, far below the market
12 Chamber of Commerce. J. W. Vernon.
317-323
HORSES ASD CARRIAGES.
AKKIAGE WORKS— A large assort
ment of Victorias, cabriolets, Duquistas,
broughams, four and six-seat rockaways, ex
tension-top cabriolets, extension-top Sur
reys, open and canopy Surreys, loop-front
ladies' phaetons, low-wheeled phaetons, road
wagons, etc., at lowest possible prices, qual
ity considered; all work guaranteed strictly
as represented. E. M. Hallowell & Co., 503
to 511. Minnesota st. 150*
MARES for Sale— Pair of Almoin mares,
six and seven years old. Inquire at
Balfour's stable. Laurel ay., near Mackubin
st .. . 322-324
,i TIT ANTED— Horses to board, very cheap:
»V extra attention; first-class - feed and
warm, comfortable stable. 182 East Eighth
st. -T 323324
WAGON— sale, platform -spring
wagon, cheap ; - two seats, pole and
shafts. J. H. Schurmeier.- 405 Rosabel st.
PERSONAL.
DOCTOR would like to correspond with
Scandinavian doctor. Box 74, Fair
mont, Minn. - - ■ : '■ 323-325
ETECTIVE— A detective will take
private work of all kinds at moderate
rates: all correspondence and consultations
strictly private; first-class references given ;
have no connection with any agency. Ad
dress 11, Globe. 317-323
MRS.HUNNALD, practical fortune teller;
never fails; scoring eggs a specialty.
493 Stillwater, now John st, iii tne rear.
314-327
WANTED A young man who wants lo
acquire the German language would
like to become acquainted with a German
lady. Address!; 17. Globe. 321-323
WASTED TO REST.
ROOMS— Wanted, a suite of rooms for a
family of five; must be first-class. Ad
dress 34, Globe. 323
ROOMS— A gentleman and wife want two
or three unfurnished rooms, or one
large, unfurnished room; can give best of
references. Address J. E. C, corner Waba
sha and Eighth. - 323
ROOM suitable for club room for twelve
gentlemen. Address L. A. W.. Globe.
. 322-323
~ DYE WORKS.
DL JAMIESON & CO.'S Steam Dye |
• Works— Gents' clothing a specialty
412 Wabasha St. .nd 14 West Sixth, St Paul
Mi:in. 134*
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
the "St. Paul Bottling Works." The
undersigned persons do hereby associate
themselves together for the purpose of form
ing a corporation under section one hundred
and twenty (120) of chapter thirty-four (34)
of the general statutes of Minnesota (revision
A. D. 18781, and the several acts of the legis
lature of said state amendatory thereof, and
to thai end do hereby subscribe the following
articles of incorporation ..
Article 1. . The name of the corporation is
and shall be "St. Paul Bottling Works." and
the general nature of its business shall be the
manufacturing and bottling for sale of
flavoring extracts and carbonated beverages,
and the pickling of meats. The principal
office and place of business of the said cor
poration shall be in the city of St Paul and
state of Minnesota.
Article 2. The time and commencement of
said corporation shall be the Ist day of
December, A. D. 1887, and the period or its
continuance thirty (30) years from and after
said last named date. :'.-. -.-■■
Article 3. The amount of said capital
stock of said corporation is the sum of six
thousand dollars is6,ooo>. represented by
shares of the par value of ten dollars ($10)
each, with the privilege of raising said capi
tal stock of said corporation to the sum of
fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000). and the
number of shares to correspond therewith.
Such shares to be issued from time to time as
the directory board of said corporation may
determine, and paid for at snch times and
In such manner as said board shall de
termine. :y
Article 4. The highest amount of indebt
edness or liability to which said corporation
shall at any lime be subject is the sum of
two thousand dollars (82,060).
Article.s. The names of the persons form
ing the said corporation are Theron ('.
Steams, who shall be the first president
thereof; H. M. Smith, who shall be the first
secretary thereof, and T. F. Eagan. who shall
be the first treasurer thereof. and the place of
residence of each of said incorporators is the
city of St. Paul, Minnesota.
Article ti. The names of the board of
directors are Theron <'. Steams, If. M. Smith
and T. 1-". Eagan. and the management at the
corporation and its incident business is
vested in a board of directors, three in
number, who shall be elected at the quar
terly meeting of stockholders, the first of
Which shall be held on the first Monday suc
ceeding the first day of January next: and
the board of directors above named shall
hold their several offices and govern the cor
poration and manage its affairs until the
first meeting of the directory board
upon the first Monday succeding the first
day of January, A. D. 1888. In testimony
Whereof the said parties above named and
undersigned have hereunto subscribed their
several hands and set their several seals this
_Btb day of November, A. D. I**7.
THERON C. STEARNS, [Seal.]
H. M. SMITH. [Seal.]
THOS. F. EAGAN". [Seal.]
In presence of • ■:. — -.-';
K. S. Thompson;
W, H. McDonald.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. > '__''
County ov Ramsey, j* •
On this 18th day of November. A.' D. 1887,
before me. the undersigned, a Notary Public
within and for said county, personally came
and appeared Theron Steams. H. M. Smith
and T. F. Eagan, to me personally known to
be the identical persons who signed and
sealed the foregoing articles of incorporation,
and each of said persons then and there
acknowledged to and before me that he
executed the . said articles as his free act
and deed.
[Notarial Seal.] W. H. McDONALD.
Notary Public, Ramsey County, Minn.
DISTRICT COURT, HENNEPIN COUNTY,
Minnesota.
In the matter of the assignment of Denman
11. Garrett and Snarae) V, Smith, partners.
trading and doing business as Garrett <_
Smith.
i Notice is hereby given that Denman H. Gar
rett and Samuel V. Smith did on Nov. 8,
1887. make an assignment to the undersigned
of all their property not exempt by law from
levy and sale on execution for the Denefit of
their creditors, pursuant to the provisions of
Chap. 1 is. General Laws of 1881. -'" ;
All claims must be verified and presented
to the undersigned for allowance within
twenty days after this publication. - ' '•-;
Dated Nov. 12, 1887.
ALFRED G. WILCOX, Assignee.
7_<> Boston Block. Minneapolis, Minn.
nov 15-17-19 ■ ■
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsev— ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term. Oct. 28. 1887. . -.- -
In the matter of the estate of Peter Schneider.
deceased.
On reading the petition of Frederick
Schneider.executor or the estate of said Peter
Schneider, deceased, filed in tliis court Sept.
2. 18*t". represent-.? among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate,
and praying that a" lime and place be fixed
for examining and allowing his final account
of administration, aud for the assignment of
the residue of said estate to heirs, and that
he be discharged from the duties of said
trust; . - '..;■'- ...-- - •
It is ordered, that said account be exam
ined and petition heard by the judge of this
court, on Tuesday, the 22d day of Nvoem
ber. A. D. 18*7, at 1. o'clock a", m., at -the
probate office in St. Paul, in said county.
And it is further ordered,lhat«notice thereof
be given to all persons interested, by publish
ing a copy of this order for three successive
weeks- prior lo said day of hearing,
ou Sum-day of each week, In the St.
Paul Daily Globe, a newspaper printed and '
published at St. Paul, in said county. By
the court, :.■>.'• E. S. GORMAN,
[_.»} - Judge of Probate.
Attest : Fr.AXK Rop.p.rt, Jr., Clerk,
oct2!» -W-.at i
AICTIOK SAI.ES.
Fallitaec & Holloway. Auctioneer
' 101 East Fourth St.
I A UCTION SALE- Kice Street Villas;
■XX. look ahead— yon ever intend to have
a home begin now and we will honse you
next year or the - year after, on such easy
terms it will astonish you; twenty-five choice
residence lots at Rice Street villas at auction
Saturday, Nov. 19, at 2 o'clock; $25 cash and
monthly payments tor lumber and lot, or a
loan negotiated to help build; out of forty
lots sold since Oct. 15, nineteen buyers have
expressed their intention to build next
spring; they are wise men who look ahead,
and you will make money by joining the pro
cession: you are fools to pay rent; lots
within a stone's throw of the station, size of
lots 40x1241. to mi alley. level, dry and the
very best of the villas; we shall only offer
twenty-five residence lots and four bus
iness lots right at the station, one of which
is the corner; Rice Street villas is
i accessible by street cars and the
1 Northern Pacific and" Soo" railroads, in fact
as" accessible as St. Anthony, hill:
we do not promise you that those lots will
double in sixty days, but we do say they are
inside property, safe ; will save you paying
rent, and will certainly be worth two or three
. times what you will pay for them long before
' they are paid for; as a savings bank and a
home they are a good investment and will
grow up. with the city. These are to-day the
lowest priced lots iv St. Paul; with our
friends we have 400 to 500 lots here to be
benefited by onr liberal terms: you make
hundreds of dollars by our low prices at auc
tion, but when you "build 100 houses we
make it up: we propose to stay in the de»
with you and expect to make money by doii;_"
so; you are thus sure of our best efforts to
make your lots valuable; strike while the op
portunity offers and five years hence, we will
show you big things at Rice Street villas; get
a foothold in this great city and grow up with
it: we will show you the lots if you call. .1.
W. McClung & Son, owners and agents: Fal
lihee & Holloway, auctioneers, 101 Bast
Fourth st. 321-323
FAL.-.IHKE * HOLLOWAY, real es
tate and commission auctioneers, 101
East Fourth St., buy and sell merchandise,
household goods of ■ all kinds, or buy bank
rupt stocks for cash or sell the same on com
mission on favorable terms. 204*
A. 11. Moo hi jr. Auctioneer.
OS-TITOS AUCTION MALI, ot eight
room house ' and lot, Xo. 810 Mar
garet st., Dayton's bluff, near East Sev
enth st. and horse cars, at auction. — A. 11.
Nicolay will sell at auction to the highest
bidder, (this day) Saturday afternoon, Nov.
j 10, 1887, at 3 o'clock sharp, on the prem
ises. No. 810 Margaret St., jiext to corner
of Arcade St., • and directly opposite
East Seventh st., rain or shine, that neat
eight-room house and lot, with good cellar,
water, etc., etc.. in close proximity to Sev
enth street horse cars, Lyman Dayton's ad
dition to St. Paul. "For a, man of' moderate
means desirous of securing a comfortable
and pleasant home within ten to fifteen
minutes' walk of the wholesale district of St.
Paul, the very heart : of the principal busi
ness section of the city, this sale offers un
usual inducements to secure a quiet and de
lightful home for his family. Terms only
one-third cash, balance to "suit purchaser";
sale positive to the highest bidder without
reserve. For full particulars apply to the
auctioneer at the Nicolay Real Estate Ex
change, No. 110 East Fourth st,, opposite
National German-American bank. A. H.
Nicolav. auctioneer our real estate auction
sale No. 12,711. 323
SaiiMome {Company.
UCTION— IS CHOICK JJUSINKSS
and residence lots at public auction, on
Concord st., two blocks south of Annapolis
street station and three blocks north or Min
nesota A- Northwestern railroad car shops.
We will sell atcpublie action, without any re
serve whatever, on Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. 23, 1-887. at 3 o'clock, sharp, lots 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, .7. 0. 10, 1, 14, 18, l<>, 20 and 21,
in Fleischer's First addition of Albreeht's
Out Lots to South St. Paul; Concord st. to
South St. Paul is what East and West Sev
enth st. is to St. Paul proper -the main ar
tery, the business thoroughfare; and as the
public is well informed of the vast enter
prises already executed and the overwhelm
ing and extensive improvements now being
pushed to the finishing touch, it is only a
waste of time and space to rehearse the mat
ter; everybody is well aware that no other
part of St. Paul can show such a healthy
state of genuine advancement in prices, and
parties fortunate in securing some of this
property can rest assured of doubling their
purchase money in a short time; dealers in
real estate, speculators, and others on the
lookout for a snap in bargains, will find it to
their interest to attend this sale, as one of the
owners is preparing to go South, and all par
ties concerned have agreed to sell at the pub
lic's own price in order to close their en
tire interests; bear in mind the day. time and
placeof. sale: terms easy and made known
on the grounds at time "of sale ; free motor
line tickets can be secured at our office, 412
and 414 Sibley ; st.; at Cremer & Hammer's
rsal estate office, 412 Robert st. : at C. W. Mc-
Neills, 108 Dakota ay., and at both depots at
2 o'clock on day ot sale: take 2 o'clock
motor. For further information call on C. .1.
Meilicke, auctioneer, at sansome Company,
auctioneers, 412 and 414 Sibley st. 323-327
JM. OKAIIKMANN'S hotel and sample
• room effects at public auction. 1 will
sell at public auction, on Wednesday morn
ing, Nov. 23, commencing at J) o'clock sharp,
J. M. (Jraupmann's entire personal effects, at
his residence and place of business, 201
Bates ay., corner of Plum St., on Dayton's
Bluff. Here is a partial list: One 14-foot
bar and back bar. I splendid saloon refriger
ator, 1 (>-foot showcase, 1 pool table com
plete, all the furniture in house, parlor, bed
room, dining room and kitchen effect-, 1
open buggy. 1 new White sewing machine,
large lot of crockery and glassware. The
goods are nil in first class condition, and par
ties on the lookout for bargains should bear
in mind the day. time and place of sale. C.
J. Meilic.e, Auctioneer, with Sansome com
pany. 412 and 414 Siblev st. 323-327
TTKND T|Tk AI'CTIOX to-day at our
auction mart ■ on Sibley st., between
Sixth ami Seventh sts.: parlor, bedroom,
dining and kitchen effects: crockery, glass
ware, carpets; 1 good milch cow, 2 horses, 1
sleigh, 1 wagon, etc. Sansome Company,
Auctioneers. 412 and 414 Sibley st. .'!_;s
A. 31 ' Doherty. Auctioneer.
ALUABLK COKXKK on the ft est Side
at Auction— l will sell at auction, on the
premises, on the southwest corner of Chicago
and Eva streets, on Wednesday, Nov. 23. at
2:30 p. m.. lot 1. in block 18. Marshall's ad-
dition; this lot is 50x100 feet ami is within
one block of the Northwestern freight depot,
and one and a half blocks from the street
cars; the sale is peremptory, as the owner
mast realize at once, as be has payments on
other property to make: to any one that has
the money this will be a snap. Terms made
known on the grounds on day of sale. . A. M.
Doherty. Auctioneer. 3'2'.\-'.V2~
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsay, ss.— ln Probate Court, special
torm, Novenibor 1 1, 1887.
In the matter ot the estate of George Newell
' Dogeett, deceased. ; -
. Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur
porting to be an authenticated copy of the
last will and testament of George Newell
Doggett, deceased, and of the probate thereof,
from the corporation \ court of Fredericks
burg, state of Virginia, has been delivered to
this court; : '"•
And whereas, Uniterm S. Doggett has filed
herewith her petition, representing among
other things that said George Newell Dog
gett died at the city of Fredericksburg, state
of Virginia, on the 15th day of January.
1887, testate, and that said petitioner is the
executrix named in said instrument, and
raying that the said instrument may be ad
mitted to probate, and that letters of admin
istration with the will annexed be to Andrew
8. Davis issued thereon ; .
It is ordered that the proofs of said instru
ment and the said petition -be heard before
this court-at the probate office in said county,
on Tuesday, the 6th day of December, A. D.
1887, nt 1 0 o'clock in the forenoon, when all
concerned may appear and contest the pro
bate of said Instrument;
And it is further ordered, that public
notice of the time and place of said hearing
be given to ah persons interested by publica
tion of these orders for three weeks succes
sively previous to said day of hearing, on Sat
urday of each week, in the St. Paul I>.\n.
Globe, a newspaper printed and published
at St. Paul, in said county. By the court.
E. S. GORMAN,
[l. s.] Judge of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert. .Jr., Clerk.
" A. M.' Scott. Attorney for Petitioner.
. nor 12-1 w-sat
Change of Street Grade.
■■:■'■■■ City Clerk's Office, ) •
St Paul, Xov. 8, 1887. )
Notice is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of tile City of St. Paul, at
its meeting to be held on Tuesday, the
20th day of -December, A. I). 1887. at
7:30 o'clock p. m.. at the Council Cham
ber, in the City Hall, will consider and
may order a change of grade on the fol
lowing street, between the points named,
to-wit : '- ... pppypp-ypy,
ROBIE STREET, r
- From' Winslow Avenue to Hall Avenue, -
In accordance with and as indicated
by the red line on the profile thereof,
and as reported upon as being necessary
and ; proper by the Board" of Public
Works of said city, tinder date of Oct.
21, 1887, which .said report was adopted
by said Common Council at its meeting
held on Nov- 1, 1887, ', -.
-The profile indicating the proposed
change is on file and can be seen at this
office". - y->>-
By order of the Common Council.
THOS. A. PISEN'i'EKGAST.
novS— tucstS-.-i— 4w. V'ty Clerk.'
m
UNITED STATES MARSAL'S ' SALE—
_J United States of America, District of
Minnesota, ss. Under and by . virtue of a
foreclosure deficiency, execution, issued oat
of and under the seal" of the circuit court of
the United States for the district of Minne
sota, to me directed and delivered upon a
judgment of said court rendered on the
4th day of March. A. D. 1873. and docketed
on the Bth day of March. 1878, in favor of
Mark Howard, plaintiff, and against Ameling
J. Gronewald and Louise F. Gronewald, his
wife, defendants, for the sum ot two hun
dred and twenty dollars and forty
cents ($223.40), with interest theron since
the 4th day of March, A. D. 1878, also $1.50
increased cost, I have levied upon the fol
lowing real estate as the property of the said
defendants described as follows, to-wit:
Lot numbered ten (10), in block number six
(©>, of Elfelt, Bernheimer & Arnold's addi
tion to St. Paul, according to the recorded
plat thereof on file in the office of the regis
ter of deeds of Ramsey county. Minnesota.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
I will sell said above described land at pub
lic sale to the highest bidder ' for cash at the
front entrance of the United ■ States custom
house, on Wabasha street, it the city of St.
Paul, at 12 o'clock noon, on Friday "the i 30th
day of December, A. D. 1887, to satisfy said
execution and costs. W. M. CAMPBELL,
United Stales Marshal.
St. Paul. Nov. 15. 1887. nov!9-7wks-sal
CONTRACT WORK,
1 1 Sewer on Woodward and Burr
Streets.
Office Board of Public Works, )
City of St.Paul. Minn., .\..v. i .1887. i
Sealed bids will be received by fie
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city of St. Paul, Min
nesota, at their office in said city, until
12 m. on the 21st day of November, A.
1). ISB7, lor constructing a sewer on
Woodward street from Bradley street to
Burr street and on Burr street, from
Woodward street to Patridge street
in said city, together with the
necessary catchbasins and manholes, ac
cording to plans and specifications on
file in the office of said Board. :
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
in a sum of at least twenty (20) per cent,
of the gross amount bid must accom
pany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
K. L. GOBMAN. President
Official: =. W. F. Erwin,' ■'■
815-325 Clerk Board of Public Works.
UNION
STOWS !
We have fine business lots
for sale cheap on Concord
street, by the stock yards, and
fine residence lots on the hill
just above. If you want to
make 100 per cent on your
money, buy them. The pack
ing-houses are about to open
with a capacity of 2,500 men,
and you can make a big* profit
by building on these lots and
selling" or renting* the houses
to these men, who must have
houses. Stores or dwelling's
will rent here for at least 30
per cent on your investment.
FRANKLIN & CLAY,
REAL ESTATE. GLOBE BUILDING.
FINE LINE OF
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FOR
Wedding and Holiday Gifts.
AT
I P. V. DWYER & BROS,
PLUMBERS,
96 East Third Street.
ZIMMERMAN BROS,,
PHOTOGRAPHIC .
SUPPLIES!
Artists' Materials, Frames,
Albums and
Photographic Specialties !
Nos. 371, 573 Sibley Street,
ST. PAUL. ' - p-ppp 9iixx.
ST. PAUL
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
MANUFACTUBERS 0¥
Architectural Iron Work.
Founders, Machinists, Black-smiths and
Pattern Makers. Send for cut. of col
umns. Works on St P., M. & M. R. K .
near Como avenue. Oflice lis E. Fourti
street, St. Paul. C. M. POWEIi, Secre
tary and Treasurer.
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ja>MU***L> KICE, President.
'<• ' H.A.I'OAKDMAN,
'ire;,-, and Gen. Manager.
Office, No. 10 Gilfiiian Block, St. Paul.
Minneapolis Agents, C. S. l.uv.us &. Co.
213 Hennepin Avenue* • -v
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<_ p.siuvc cure lor 'Jiu l leers ana Sores of
every name and description, no matter how
many years standing This is the heavy
artillery of salves (or Sores of long, stair. ing.
Certs, also, Chilblains, Burns, Cuts, Felons,
.Scalds, Frost Rites Ac. s* /^\ . .
All genuine bears this^\ a^JJl fit
.signature. MZAIUIIP^
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