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POPULAR MS. The oik's local circulation in iho cities list, i'iti! and Minneapolis is larger than Sthe circulation of any other newspaper; and it has become the recognized WANT Medium Ii i the Twin lilies. Wants are Inserted in the Gi.^bf under classified headings according to the following T ■ Bl 1 OF hates: Ni.iin.tr Noiiioe:- ot, Times. »,t V-ouis. 1 | 2 j 3 I 4 | 5 I 6 | 7 115 words $, 15 3.25*5.35 5.45 $.55 $.t:* i.l 8 it*, words .16 .-.. .38 .49 .Go .08 .73 17 wordsj .17 ,- : s ;,| ;,,, ,ii .70 .7,', is words .is 30 '.42 .54 '.66 '.75 .SI 19 words .19 .;;•.* .45 .5-* ,71 .81 .87 20 words .20 .33 .4(i .59 .72 .82 .89 21 words .21 .35 .49 .03 .77 .S8 .95 .2 words .22 17 .82 .! 3 l.»»* 33 words .23 .;;~- .;.:; .c- .83 .»5|1.03 24 words .24 .40 .50 .72 .8-* 1.00 J .OS 25 words .'.';"". .-12 .59 .70 .93:1.06 1.15 26 words .20 .i:; .60 .77 .94 1.07 116 27 words .27 .45 .63 .81 .9911.13 1.22 28 words .28 .47 .06 .85 l.«'l I. is 1.27 29 words .29 .48 .07 .SO 1.05 1.20 1.30 30 words .30 .50 70 .9C l.lv 1.25 1.35 31 words .31 .52 .78 .9-1 1.15 1.30 1.40 32 words .32 .53* .7-1 .95 1.16 1.32 1.43 S3 words .33" .55 .77 .99 1.21 1.38 1.49 34 words .341.57 .«' l.«;; 1.20 1.43 1.54 :« words .:i5 .bS .-l 1.04 1.27 1.4511.58 lit words .30 .00 .8-1 1.08 1.32 1.50 1.62 37 words .37 .02 .-7 1.12 1.37 1.56 1.68 38 words .38 .03 .88 1.13 1.38 1.571.70 39 words .39' .05 .91 1.17 1.43 3 1.76 40 words .40 .67 .94 1.21 1.48 1.6S 1.81 41 words! .11 .68 .! ."> 1.22 1.49 1.701.83 42 words .42 .70 .98 1.26 1.54 1.75 1.89 43 woids .43 .72 1.01 1.30 1.59}1.50 l.'*4 44 words .44 .73 1.02 1.31 1.60 1.52 1.97 45 wordsi .45 .75 1.05 1.35 1.65 1.882.03 46 words! .40 .77 1.08 1.39 1.70 1.93 2.08 47 words .47 .78 L.I 9 1.40 1.71 1.952.10 4 5 words .1- .80 1.12 1:4-11.76 2.00 2.16 49 words .49 .82 1.15 1.48 1.81 2.«*6J2.22 60 woi S3| 1.1 61 1.491 1.8212.07 12.24 No "till fort-id" ants will be received. In every case the time must be specified, and the money, according to above schedule, must com] any the order. tS?" Advertisers will please designate the ' beading under which they desire their ""Wants" to appear. - MIIAIHIM-i OFFEBUI. Jin lf. A_ A MOST PEOPLE advertise their IA business in large letters, but we propose to no it on plates. Pardee's Restau rant. 52 Kn>t Seventh st. A— »kii...-> Me. collars ana cuffs 30c 2A. perdoz. ; drawers Be. undershirts ßc, at stale Steam Laundry, 222 West Seventh; TeL 1062-.-. ' 77 ~:bX. A— SHIRTS, K'c: collars and cuffs, 30c SA. perdoz.; drawers, So; undershirts, Be, at 641 Bast Seventh st. I GENTS WANTED— General and local; -"A. good line; send stamp. J. B. Ogle, Mgr., Mankato, Minn. I'ICTLKE-St. Paul Picture Frame Fac tory; all kinds of pictures and frames; cheap framing. 39 West Third st. A _ ITTIOXKKIt- Wanted, man of good education, pretty lively talker, to act ■as auctioneer. Address immediately, P. A. 1' Hotel Clarendon. BIBBER— A first-class barber wanted cor tj ncr Seventh and Cedar sts. BARElt's HELP— Wanted, a strong boy JJ to help baker. Delicatessen, 321 liub ert st. BOY wanted with some experience in cigar business; reference required. J'-'Ji-' Li-i.rt. BOY allied to work in kitchen at Mc- J-> Veigh's hotel.], Qand 152 East Fourth st VAssEKS— Five forMinueapolis.one v^* for Anoka. 11. B. Banker, S2O sixteenth j-.v. south, Minneapolis. pAXVAMSuItt wanted: salaiy or com- mission. Apply Wneelerdt Wilson Man nfacturing Company. 32 West Tnird st. JJMVjc, almuN to s.o South: experience not A necessary; light work; ■?'■'-' per day. No. 20. City Market C' ENUIN'E imported Manilla cigars, manu \ ■ factored by the Spanish government, sold only at 422 Wabasha st ARNESSM A KEB — Wanted, harness maker. Scheffer & Rossum, 174 East Fourth st. INSURANCE AGENTS— Good insurance A agents wanted; new features: something ■ very desirable. Address The Equitable of Minnesota, Winona, Minn. ptKOANIZEKS OF FKATEKNI es— v The Order of tne Helping Hand pays fl,<»00 lor five years, $25 weekly benefit I ash surrendered after two and a half years. Address Elmer F. Robinson, G. C. It., Lynn, &lass.| L) Xl »'TEK— Wanted, steady man to assume Ay editorial cbiirgc of Republican newspa per; must be practical printer; reference. A. 3. Enbody. Sibley, Lo. POKTEK wanted. 1 17 Last Seventh st , Carlyle Hotel. OOLICIT.OBS-Snlary of «75 will be paid IO solicitors. Room 125. Globe Building; no experience necessary. \\; ANTED— Four young men to learn tel »* egraphy: can make expenses. Apply t.iobc Business College, Davidson Block. A\7 ANTED— on salary or com- I** mission to handle the New Patent Chemical Ink-Erasing Pencil; the greatest belling novelty ever produced; erases ink thoroughly 111 two seconds; no abrasion of paper; -Joo to 5"0 per cent profit; one iigctit's sales amounted to ?620 in six days; another $32 in two hours: we want one en ergetic general agent lor each state and ter ritory; sample by mail. 35 cents. For terms and lull particulars address The Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Company, Lacrosse, i\ is. "iV A NT ED— SPECIAL AGENTS— »» general agent for new territory: low tst cost insurance: only IS assessments total since 1885; full benefits; responsible man »gement: correspondence invited.- Address PROVIDENT AID SOCIETY, PORTLAND, H li. 117 ANTE- Every one in St. Paul to * » know that the new North Star Photo graph Gallery is the only place in town making and shoulder photos for Si per dozen. LOO East Seventh St.. second door ••• st Dime wiT-erra. r- . roie SALE. A FIN E corner sign for sale at a bargaiu. Addiess L. .1.. Daily Globe. St. Paul. BUFFALO ctl AT lor sals; well made. Inquire at (5 '2 Jackson st. CIAS— «JAi.i.ii.K>— i or sale, two De •* troit cash carriers at a bargain. Address L. J.,' Daily Globe. St. Paul. pOMI'I,KTK WO.iK.sof Dickens. Scott, <J Thackeray, Shakespeare, Hugo, Bulwer- KLyttoii, George F'tiol. etc., also family Bibles, very cheap at "Ravmer's Old Book Store, 22 West Sixth st. r-*IJKN'iTi:KE-For sale, one couch and a. one bed couch : also one stove, hard coal beater. For particulars address J 46, Globe. B'UKNTTUKK FOB SAlt- New audel egantly Inrnished three-room house; very cheap: rent, moderate. Inquire 4*o Rosabel st. EATEKS AND It A. Mi ES— Auy qnanti tics; unequaled advantages. Fruuen stove Co. IjIA.Nu — For sale, a square piano: perfect condition; will sell very cheap: call mornings after 9. *-03 Pleasant ay. CjTo YE— will buy a line large parlor t- 1 stove. Inquire 747 Portland ay. STOVES-357 St Peter st, near Sixth; Hauiant Home base burners in good order, cheap. ** — PK«»«»XAI.S. DX. H--.\Y.>ON"S Oak t'aim neve' fails to cure any female weakness: one month's treatment, $1. General agent *i 57 West Fifth st. MivS. KATE Musivi.ns, magnetic heal er, psychometric and trance medium. B2ol>» West Seventh st. ■ St PauL MKS MAitY A. TlsM-v treats all chronic and nervous troubles; ma-' --nenc and massate treatments; sittings da'iy 223 East Eighth st * y A VI— Reform treatment for women Mrs. S. S. stout, S'-l'a s-ummit. " IIOKSFS AAl> c aki:» FOB SALE— A nice two-seated sleigh; alsoa jump-seat sleigh. Address A ..Glo'c, F»/K SALE— a line family horse, perfectly sound and gentle. Address P., (ilobe. 1""EA3I of .STALLION'S, well broke, weigh 3.500; sell cheap: five and six •ears old. Address F. M. Richards, Hastings, ■ \\7 ANTED— Ten heavy draught horses to WANTED— Ten heavy draught horses to »V weigh not less than 1,500 each, be n\een. the ages of five and eight for cash, apply at once to shea's Palace Stable, 254 Eightli'st * " DIE WORKS. FJ. KOCHEX, N'.'.W: Steam Dye Works: • office, 410 Robert st., Ryan block; rorks. 55 and 57 Indiana ay. rAMI->ON & i >... New York Steam Dye v\ oiks; ladies 1 and gents' clothiug a spe c'altyy 14 West Sixth st ■ .7 . ' i/°#iiLbKi 4- AII;>TKL, . Miniiesata tv 6teem Dye Works, 244 East ***evenu> -* HHflHMßaaißaHfiahrfEaa_v^ - - . POPULAR WANTS, • - r,7'.,- _J SITUATIONS OFFKISKD. Females. ATTENTION, LADIES- Dandruff cured by medicated shampoo. : Bon-Ton Hair Parlors. -121 Wabasha, corner seventh. BANGS— Bangs cut aid curled, i.» cents. Ron-Ton Hair Parlors, 421 Wabasha, corner Seventh. 3^IB!WSOssM Coon-A good cook wauled at 21 East Tenth st. " . (lOOn mid Kitchen girl: good wages; no •' washing.. 107 Fust Ninth. GIRLS— CaH on Mrs. Dinnis when you want a Bret-class place to ,»-ork; she will have plenty of them. Office", opposite Gold en Rule, Seventh and Minnesota sw. OUSEWoBK— a girl for gen eral housework; one thai is a good cook. 372 East Tenth st. . ' HOU'SEn OBK — Wanted.' a girl for gen eral housework; small family. 257 st. Anthony sy., near Partington ay 11 OI'SEWOKK— A girl for general house -1 work. Apply 4 IS Rosabel st. BOlisi'.WOhK- a good, compe tent girl for general housework. ' 429 Marshal! ay. ■BHDBRBI OllsEWoKK— Wanted, a gill about 15 years old to assist at housework. 106 Acker st. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for house work in small family. - Apply 941 Fre mont, comer Forest. Hoi sMVoiitt- Wanted, girl for general housework. Apply 654 Broadwy. Hf>[iSEWOBK— Want a good girl for gen eral housework at No. 2*2 Sherburne ay. Ji OCSE W« Wanted, girl for general .1 housework. 049 Dayton ay. OI'SEWOKK— Wnnted, middie-aged woman for general housework: one that cares more for home than wages pre ferred; in a family of- three adults; state age and nationality. Address to 47. Globe. HoisbttoKh- Wanted, girl for general housework: small family. Call corner Canada and Fifteenth sts. H OUSEWOKK— Wanted, girl for general housework; only reliable ones need ap ply^ __^ Ol > tffO o- Wanted, a girl for gen eral housework at once. Apply 320 East Sixth st. 7 ... HOUSE WORK— Wanted. German girl for general housework in small family. In quire at 220 East Ninth st. Hoi >eVVokk— Wanted, competeut girl for nousework in small Liu. ay: also girl for second work; reiereuce required. 676 Dayton ay. ______ HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a competent girl for general housework. 21S Nel son ay. HOI SEWOKtv— Wauted, a good girl for ireneral housework. 270 East Sev enth st. ; • OUSEWOKK — Wanted, a smart, ex perienced girl for general housework. Call at 524 Laurel ay. . - H OUSEWOKK— Wanted, girl for general housework; three iv family. 161 Hondo st. - - HOUSEWORK— A competent girl for general housework; sniaii family; good wages. 6>>3 John st. _____ HOUSEWORK— a good girl for housework. 478 Cedar. JV UKSc and second girl wanted: good ref ill erences required. Mrs. Lawton, 41 Al bion Flats. EVES WAITRESSES and chamber maids. Great Falls and Helena, .Mont.. **•_<> to $25. Douglass' Intelligence, 35 sev enth. UT TED— Four young ladies to learn telegraphy and shorthand; terms rea sonable. Apply Globe Business College, Da vidson Block. " * I.7" ANTED— Every one in St. Paul to » V -know that the new North Star Photo graph Gallery is the only place in town making head and shoulder photo's forsi per dozen. 100 tast Seventh st., secoud door east Dime museum. AII'KESS AND CHAMIiEKMAID out of city: good pay. Employment Office. 466 St. Peter st. TVr.^iiwi'MAN— a oa wash- V\ woman; steady work. Call at 93 V". est Tenth st., third flat. ■ RE *-!. ESTATE FOX SALE. South St. Paul. LO IS and houses and lots for sale or trade ; houses to rent. E. E. Parker, 30 East Fourth st. . ' .. ; ■ ;• . ' '* ' ■'"". i?li*4-cll;iii«'oit*. . EXCHANGE~S-',2uo equity in new bouse, No. 1006 Iglehart St.. for clear property; will offer bargain for cash. Address N. K. Potter, Northern Pacific General Office, Ta coma, Wash. • OK SA_E-$1,2»0— in block 84. "West St. Paul Proper: George si. : $4.''00 —Lot 23, block 2, Holcomb's addition, Day ton ay.: 51,600— Lots in block 2, Bickers subdivision of Smith & Lett's out lots. In quire 129 East Fourth st. HOUSES— For sale, two six-room warmly built houses, all modern, Nos. ', 29/ Chatsworth st., near cable: terms to suit James O'Meara & Bro., 303 Jackson st. loTfs for sale cheap in any part of the J ■ city on monthly payments by P. c _ 0 . i;:rtii. No. 134 East, Fourth st. FI-\A\CIAI.. KM. NEWI'OKT & SUM, INVEST • ment Bankers, loan money on im proved property in St. Paul and Minneap olis at 6 per cent "on or before." Offices. New Pioneer Press Building. St. Paul, and Bank of Minneapolis Building. Minneapolis." A— DO YOU WANT TO BOKKi-W money at a lower rate than you can borrow through any other agency? The American Mortgage Loan company. Room 7, First National bank building, rner Fourth and Jackson sts., will let you have any amount, $10, $20, . $25. $40, ©75, $100 or $2oo — in fact any sum you wish, on your gold watch, diamonds, household furniture, horse, buggy, piano, carriage, etc.. at a lower rate than you can possibly get it elsewhere. Goods can remain in your possession, and yon can nay a part any "time you want and slop interest. Business private and confi dential. You can have your own time In inlying up principal. Aa V ONE wanting a loan on furniture, pianos, horses, carriages, watches, dia monds, or anything of value, can get it of Hunt & Strauch, 34 East Third st. up stairs, on easier terms than of any one else in the city; can be paid back at any time by install ments or otherwise; no charee for making out papers or examining property; it will cer tainly be to your advantage to see us before getting a loan elsewhere. OME LOAN COMPANY loan money on personal propetty and chat tels at lowest rales, li 3E. Fourth. Boom 4 JAKGE AMOUNTS of money to loan on -k improved ' property at o per cent Git man & Co., New York Lite Building. JOANS MADE on furniture, piauos, ~k horses, diamonds, - gold watches, etc. ■ Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms 13, 14, First National Bank building, corner Fourth and Jackson sts. MONEY IO LOAN without delay, from 7 $10 upward, on furniture, horses, jew elry, etc. ; time * checks, notes and second real estate mortgages bought Minnesota Loan Co.. 117 East Fourih st. MoJN Hi LOANED on life insurance pol icies: or bought. L. P. Van Norman, 615 Guaranty Loan Building. Minneapolis. .; KIVAIE LOANS ON I'UKNJIUKE, pianos, diamonds, watches, etc. ; drop a line, stating nature of security and amount wanted, aud we will call. Address Box 2375, P.O. ■ ScCUKiTV EUAN CO., . 156 East Third st. Any amount of money to loan on furniture, horses, carriages, diamonds and jewelry at the lowest rates. Business strictly private. . J. E. Flanigan. Manager. TJ. KAVANAGH & C 0., ,126 EAST • Third St— Money to loan on real or personal property; time checks cashed at lowest rates. - \\l P.MOKITZ, 02 'l'.O.Sfcf.K I'IiKSS VV * Building — Mortgage loans made promptly; 6, v 7 and 8 per- cent; mortgages bought \. . I^>)A $50. $75, . $100 TO LOAN ON 'i AstJm furniture, pianos, diamonds, watches, etc. : lowest rates and privacy guar anteed; can repay by installments. "Room 16. Germania Bank building, corner Fifth and Wabasha, opposite postoffice; take elevator. ' tSjA l\ 0 $3,000. 52,2«'0,51,600,51,< 00. . ,s>o)\.iU\Jm SSOo, $T>oo 'to loan ou St. Paul real estate, improved or unimproved.' at 6, "and 8 percent; money ready and fur nished without delay. William Can by, 516 Pioneer Press Building. - ' ' '-''■• , ftIISCEJLEAriEOIJS. ADIES' i'KIVATE HOSPITAL— H. Stenzel, 254 Martin st. ■'■;. :-. ;■ ; 11/| ASyUEBADE ANDTIIEATEK COS- Ir J. ' tumes. wigs and beards," grease. paints for stag? use; orders .promptly attended ; to : Mrs. L. "Neitman. 56 East seventh St., St -;, -'*"'- Minn. I'TTK PATXT VATJ. V .\TT YCI CTT.: "VYFTAY S'CPNING, PJ* L I'KI-J U. inio! popular wants: SITUATIONS MASTEIL 32n l«*K. I'l.lMN't*— Books opened . closed, posted.' expert work, etc. I*. Sprague, Koom 252, Drake block. St. Paul." (I_EK.»— Young mail wishes position as ■> night clerk, or would take any Kind of employment, capital Block, 525 Wabasha, ■ Room 10. " C»j«jK— First-chss meat, and pastrycook wants employment in good hotel or restaurant; strictly temperate. cook, 350 North Franklin si. DKl,l*»i.ll\ il.V.itK— A German would AJ like a position in a wholesale house, and will do delivering. Address l*. 11.",2 02 West Third st, EMPLOYMENT— a woman would like any kind of day work. Call or address Room 4. West Seventh st. ■poiicMAN- Want situation as foreman : C or head millwright or chief engineer in a saw mill; have had eighteen years' ex perience: can give good references. Ad dress K. E.. Stillwater Delivery. .. :**. [yroriCE to hotel proprietors, managers 1* and supcruiiciideuts of clubs: We have a list of unemployed chefs and pastry cooks with best of references.". For any oilier particulars address to secretary Hotel Metropolitan, J. J. Kelley. .Females. HAMItKKMAID— WouId line to have -' . position as chambermaid or second girl: not particular about wages. Address 534 Selby ay. : , COMPANION— Young lady wants posi- J tion as companion or traveling maid. Call or address 11. A. M-. 667 St. Peter st COMPANION— Situation wanted as com panion, or to assist in housework. 173 East Seventh, up stairs. DKES.sMAHKK— Reliable dressmaker wants work in families; good city refer ences. 553 Edmund St. FUK sewek— Experienced fursewer and finisher wishes a situation; will work for small wages to start with. Address G. S.. Globe. \ H OUSEWOKK— Place wanted in the start by a good Swede girl. Address M. B. 28. Globe. ■ . HOU~Et\EEPEK— Wanted, a position as housekeeper by German young lady; light work preferred to high wages. Address J 55. Globe. ■ ■ INTELLIGENCE OFFICE .78 EAST Seventh St., Room 9, Reardon Block. Where the White Shield Office First Opened — Ladies, please call when in need of good, reliable help: mv past experience will en able me to furnish you the best girls to be found, and I shall be as thankful as ever to receive your patronaee. Mrs. M. C. Dinnis. LADI..S can liud good help at 27 East Seventh st. iV UKSE— Would lite a position as nurse or li seamstress iv a family. Call No. 318 Somerset st. . [V 11 itSE— Professional nurse wants to 11 travel as nurse or companion; $5 per week: reference: answer ■ immediately. Ad dress D 4>». Globe, Minneapolis. OTr.NOGKAPHEK— A first-class sten- L? ographer having had two years* experi ence in railroad and commercial work de si res a position; references. Address Q 44, Globe. __. STENOGKAPH EX— An experienced lady stenographer and typewriter desires a. position; references given. Address J 88, Globe. . , " „■ ■ ■ • -■■■:'■:'.:: STENOGKAPHEK— An experienced lady stenographer and typewriter desires a position; references given. Address S 2, Globe. • TEN'oGKAPHEK— Young lady wauts a position as: willing to do any kind of of fice work. Address D 26. Globe, Minneapolis. UJ ANTED— By a good dressmaker, a few immediate . engagements; reference furnished. Address Q 46, Globe. : WASHERWOMAN wants washing and' » V ironing, also house cleaning to do, in or out the house. 200 West Sixth st, in the rear. 11/ ASHING — A woman wants to co out to VV do family washing, house and office cleaning. Call or address Mrs. M. 11., 185 Rondo St., up stairs in rear. WASHING— woman would like wash ing, ironing and housecleauing; by the day. Call or address 03 East seventh st. WAS a ING— Wanted, washing and iron ing to do at home. 214 West Seventh st. Airs. Tobin. WASHING— women would like washing and ironing, by the day. 365 East Seventh st . : ■ ASHEK WOMAN wants work to go out washing, ironing and housecleau ing. Address 300 West Seventh St., second steps to left lUOnh FOX BOAKO— GirI, fifteen V V years old, wauts to work for board and attend school; well recommended. * 481 Clinton ay. ~ OKK FOB BOAKD— young girl would like to work evenings for board In private family. Address*W 30. Globe. BUSINESS CnASCHEa. Miscellaneous ttusiness Chances A SUCCESSFUL farm machinery factory is contemplating to remove to either St Paul or West Superior to greatly enlarge its business; new company will have $100,000 capital; propositious as to location and in ducements will be carefully considered. Ad dress B. T., 3^2 Sibley st, St Paul. BAKBE It SHOP— Good two-chair barber shop for sale cheap, if taken at once. 374 Minnesota st. * . ' Bakeky for sale, with two teams. 412 Wabasha st. lIiAK AJ.U CONFECTIONEKY store for tale cheap ; must sell within three days. Inquire ■193,*2 Wabasha. >— KESSM KS I—l want to get a part ner, one that understands dressmaking thoroughly; must be an American. Protest ant, single, and between twenty ana twenty five years old; please say how much you can put in the business. Address M 39, Globe. DRY GOODS AND NOTION ST..RE' best location in St. Paul for small store: rent cheap; you can buy this cheap if you have $1,000 cash to invest. Address B 33, Globe. FOit One of the best paying $2 hotels in Minneapolis; the landlady and owner living in Florida and obliged to stay there on account of sickness ; will give five years.lease (cheap rent) to good tenant: furniture and fixtures all modern and nearly new. at st>c on the dollar; terms, $1,000 cash, balance at 6 per cent M. G. Thompson, i:3O Hennepin ay. OB SALE CHEAP— cigar and confec tlonery store, or will trade for lot In quire comer Seventh aud Kittsou. FOB SALE— About $1,000 cash buys a ' book, stationery and confectionery store; doing good business; low rent; lively town. Drawer 27. Superior, Wis. . . PHYSICIAN wanted for small town; good practice just vacated excellent chance for good man who is willing to . work. Charles Dawson, Noyes Bros. & Culler. o GIVE AWAY a dental practice of eleven years' standing in county seat: good town. Address Geo. M. Haul v, Wah peton, N. P. BOARD OFFERED. BOaKD— For rent, two suites of rooms, ground: floor; one front room, with, alcove; two single rooms, with or without board. 528 Cedar st*- BOAKO— Furnished front room and also table board, at 85 East Eighth st. • BOAKD— At the Shakopee House, 180 West Fourth st., best accommodations and most excellent board at $1 a day; re duction to steady boarders; fifty more table boarders wanted; you may go East, you may go West, the Shakopee House you will like the best. John Al orison. Proprietor. 80A..D— Nicely furnished room, with or -without board. No. 29 East Tenth st. opposite capitol. Bt/iVKu- Nicely furnished trout rooms; board at next door. &9 East Eighth st. BOAKD— Four rooms, well furnished, with excellent . board, at the Benedick, 200 Dayton, comer Summit TV OKWoou HOUSE— East Ninth and 1' "ft abasha— The best equipped boarding house iv ihe city; quick service, excellent table, warm rooms; $1. $4.50, $5 per week. PLEAsANT apartments of suitable size; ' rents most moderate, .not otherwise;, meals, too, that one can eat or analyse ; gas, bath, warm house and no flies. If you want to bo comfortable, be wise. At 147, Pleasant ■iv.. cast your eyes. . STOKE AA_> Alt FIXTLKEsI NEW .AND SECOND-HAND SALOON; '-■fixtures; ice boxes, . mirrors, pool and: billiard tables, counters - and slicj^: - . J^fl l'.w-shin ton aye. liar'- "^iaiMß" -"*" ™ir-PwmnnHinia i LVtiirnrrrWffiy*S^ityiii» J**__a_- l Mffl_ POPULAR WANTS. 7 FOR REST. -0-r I i»n*-ii;*«« 'T.SOOO-O .. — . . ..^.. . 101/l^lif-. &10icE>. Ol'- XV KICKS.' TAKE CUAHGB OK KKNTKD i PROPERTY. TAYLOK'S RENTING AtiEN- : CV. GLOBE HUILDiyG. '. ' ANY ONE wanting houses, tints, stores, i offices, see Merrill & Owens, Renting j aud Collection Agency, 11 East Fourth st.7""^ j Cor TAG I. For rent, a cotlago of Xti ! una one of four rooms, half block from j Rice car. Inquire ISO Charles st. ' COTT.k.i — For rent, two six-rooui ' warmly built cottages, all modern, 2.*t, I 297 Chatsworth t>t., near cable; cheap fv . winter. James O'Meara & 8r0.,303 Jackson tj. I OFISK AM* LtAitN— Nine rooms; good for two families; cistern; city water, j 374 North Fort. ' .'-. ! HOIrBK— Eight-room house, BIS Gnultier ; st. Inquire nt 04 South Robert st. HOLM, : of eight rooms, city water, bath, 1 sewer and «toim windows. 394 j University ay. near Western » II Ol ; of live or six rooms, with barn, ; I wanted near city market. Address T6, !' Globe. ' . " ..-- '.] HOLSK— For rent, line new house with all l modern improvements, cheap, corner ; Canada and East University ay. " HOUSE- Eight-room house; on hill, 'bath gas, grates, barn. 318 Wabasha st. • HOUSK— Niue-room house,, newly fur . nished, on Selby ay., near Western; furuace. gas, bath aud all Improvements; will rent reasonably for win er, Apply to W. Y. Byers. care of The Home & Danz Co. OUStiS— For rout, 609, 701. halt block .block from Maria ay. car: 6 rooms each; city water; $10 per month. Inquire at 697 Conway st. -. -'" ■ HOUSE — New bouse of eight rooms, fur nished or unfurnished, from now until May 1, or longer if desired ; ; two blocks from cable. For particulars 688 Laurel ay. HOUs *.S— For rev t first-class brick and stone residences, near corner of Laurel and Ninaavs., St. Anthony hill: one block from cable line; all modern, conveniences; steam and furnace heat. For terms inquire of W. C. Riley, 3 Drake Block, or 291 Laurel aye. (£•)( "I PER MONTH— New eight- room *P^>\J house on St. Anthony hill; has sewer, water, gas, bath aud furnace. E. P. Wilgus, 134 East Fourth st. Flats. FLATS— For rant. 457 Wabasha st, up stairs, three flats, 21 rooms. Inquire Mayer & Coates. 457 Wabasha. FLAT rooms for rent (one flat) in Hardy block, corner Third . and Smith ay. Inquire of A. Hardy,2o2 Smith ay. FLAT— A handsomely furnished flat of six . rooms, with steam heat and all modern improvements; desirable location; conven ient to business. Address TB, Globe. L'LA'l'-A new tirst-clas6 flat for rent oppo 1. site Albion, on Selby ay., with steam heat; prices, $25, $35 and $10. Inquire of Lovering, the Shoe Man. CM A PEK MONTH for new eight-room «JPl** flats: have sewer, water, bath, etc. E. P. Wilgus. 134 East Fourth st. fEooins. —HOTEL BRUNSWICK, for gentle • men only; fifty modern steam-heated rooms by day, week or mouth. . PA UTM. LN 1' —To reut, '- . apartment ; two rooms . and bath, with steam heat, in Laurel Terrace, cornar Nina and Laurel ays., St. Anthouy hill. W. C. Riley, No. 3 Drake Block. CIEDAK ST., 478— Near Canitol— ■> good rooms, furnished; one front with alcove, with or without board. OItNEK NINTH AND WABASHA— For rent, one nicely furnished suite, and one huge room, at the Wabasha, corner Ninth and Wabasha; board if esired. * OUKTH ST., 171, WEST— For reutL : newly furnished front room, suitable for two gentlemen; gas, fnrnace heat; use of bath and board. JACKSON ST., 309iy^- Third Floor— unfurnished front room, $8 ; very desira ble location. * ROOMS- A handsomely furnished front and back parlor; steam . heat and all modern improvements: desirable. location; suitable for one or two gentlemen or gentler man and wife. Address S5. Globe. .7 ? ROOMS — Furnished or unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Apply at 20 West Third. KLBi AY.. 249— Nicely furnished rooms with all modern conveniences. ~ On cable line. *__.,.• . .. •,.- - - :r , ...-.". • »? EVENTH ST., 222 Furnished and unfurnished rooms for housekeep ing. Inquire at room 1. IXTH ST., 200 WEST— nicely fur nished rooms, with furnace heat, gas and bath; five minutes' walk from postoffice, one and a half blocks from cable cars. or. KETEKSI'.. 387— Near Sixth— Nicely O furnished rooms; steam heat and elec tric light. - ~- TENTH ST., 344, EAST— nicely furnished front rooms; modern conven iences; suitable for four gentlemen; terms moderate; board if desired.; rpENTH ST., 97 WEST-Three furnishe* JL rooms for rent. $5 per month.' EMPERANCEST., CORNER GROVE — For rent, two large rooms for small family housekeeping; with city water and other accommodations. Inquire 602 Jack sou st. A BAS HA ST., Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Bit ores. STORE— Corner store and four rooms, cor ner Robert and Tenth sts., for reut In quire at "■<■;"» Robert st. JrIUSICAI^. PIANO TUNING— first-class worK guaranteed. Samuel E. Crutchett, 625 Wabasha st.. Room 2; city references. UPRIGHT PIANOS, $225^ $25(), $300, $350, $400. $500, S6OO, at only $10 to per month. Howard, Farwell & Co., 114 East Third st. UPRIGHT PIANO— Used two months; guaranteed : per fect in every way: cost, new, $300; will sell for $225 on payments. Howard, Farwell &Co.. 114 East Third si. tg^=gga=\ GOOD SQUARE PIANO, S)fe3|lslligs9o; a better one $125 ; mouth mM W y&J^jtly installments of $5 until paid "*** a " 'for. Howard, Farwell & Co., 114 East Third st. ". : . ADP A |VrQ— MASON. & HAMLIN, UltuAl'iiijgood as new, cost $140, will sell for $70; Western Cottage,' modern style, fine instrument, cost $20u three years ago; we offer it now at $65. Howard, Far well & Co.. 114 East Third st. ■ . CL-AIRyOYAJiT. MKS. OR. DE SAN can be consulted at her Parlors on all affairs of life, being a celebrated business medium who has a repu tation throughout the world for accurate and .rutbful readings 'of the past, present and future events of your life, . through her won derful Egyptian Magnetic Charm; removes all evil influences and family estrangements; uuitef the separated ; causes speedy mar riage ; brings success in your business affairs, ' and tells when to make profitable invest * ments: no one in the present generation pos- 1 sesses this power in greater degree than Mrs. Dr. De San, who uses it ouly 10 the advantage ' of the human race and to aid those who need ' the knowledge. Residence 423 Wabasha st. 7 St. Paul. -- ' ■' * inSTRUCTIOS. A— $5 PER MONTH— Shorthand: even ■ ing; Standard system : lessons day and by maiL Miss J. D. Hess, eighth floor, Pion- ' eer Press Building. ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC and Art, 26 East Exchange Lessons to ladies and children given on piauo. organ, I violin and guitar; also a thorough course in '< drawing and painting, including crayon, pas- ! tel, water colors and decorative work. . For . terms, call or address the Superioress. T.OST ASP FOUXI>. j DOG LOST— About Dec. 1, large New foundland dog about nine mouths old. Finder please return to William Mayer, 457 Wabasha St.. and be rewarded. ASOLINE TORCH LOST— Brss easo line torch on East Seventh st., or Brad- - ley ; return to 747 ; Wabasha st., for reward.' | \f ALISE LOST— the train, . a me , » dium-sized valise, yellow leather. Finder please leave nt 201 Sibley st. BOARD WASTED. BOARD and well-furnished front suite of • rooms, or single; modern conveniences; private • family; references'- required. ■ 130 West Fourth. . - BOARD— young man aud wife, two pleasant furnished rooms or large ■ • alcove room and board with private family, '. where no . other roomers 1 kept: ' must be re r-tn-ctablc, refined and pleasant people; . fur .j: '% or steam-heated : nice locality; -'• refer '• 1 ""ccessarv. 7 Address X 42, Giotia. POPULAR WANTS. CAN BE LEFT .7 7 —FOR— INSERTION IN THE GLOBE: F-7VANDUYNE, Druggist. 623 East Sev enth street, A. T. GUERNSEY. Corner Dale and Selby 0 Avenue. .; * 00.;; - 7. P. L LILLYBECK. comer Seventh aud John streets. 7 . HOTEL RYAN. DRUG STORE, 393 Robert ■•J Street. M. C. LYONS. Druggist. 707 East Third • street, corner Bates. MOUNTS _ SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash laud avenue aud Dale street. A. P. WILKES, Druggist, 759 and 701 West , Seventh street. BERKMAN « CO.. 422 Dakota avenua.o 0 E. FOX, 4!)6 Rice BtreeLl^gßßfiSS FRANK L. OSBURG, 173 Western avenue. : J. 11. HAVES, 441 West Seventh street. lIIPPLKR & COLLYER, Drugglsst, 199 East , ;; i v Seventh street. JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY, Corner Eighth and Jackson streets. WILKES' PHARMACY, Seven Corner*. M. D. MERRILL, Books and Stationery. 442 Broadway. HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and St, Peter streets. ' SES_3_ R. SCHIFFMAN -SON, Druggist, corner Third and Maria. A. LYONS, Druggist. Corner Third 7 and . Maria. , H.P. PETTIGRKW. corner Rice and Igle hart. W. M. RICHARDSON. 760 Wabasha . 0- MRS. JENNIE CLINTON. 651 East Seventh street. KSIS r___lt__Bl_B-' G. H. WEBB, 566 Broad wavl B. J. WITTE, 527 Lafayette avenue. V. A. HIRSCHER, 235 Rondo. . ROHES', 412 N. "Exchange. . ."-. AUCTION SAIXS. ~~ FINE FURNITURE, CAKPtTS AND Piano at Public Auction— Cardozo Fur niture & Auction Co., 46 ' to 466 Jacksan st We will sell at our. warerooms, Wednesday, Dec. 17, at 10 a. m., six very " fine bed room suits, two of which cost $250 each, four fine white hair mattresses, three parlor suits in the finest cut plush, one secretary and book case, one music cabinet, one very fine cab inet mantel, two French clocks, six leather chairs, . extension table, four fancy center tables, one very elegant sideboard, some fine silverware, six Lowell & Hartford body Brussels, eight tapestry and several ingrain carpets, four pair Cheneille portieres, ten Smyrna rugs, several pair nice lace curfains, one piano in good condition, one Garland cooking range, a : large lot of crockery, kitchen utensils, etc. Parties in search of nice goods should attend this sale. Cardozo Furniture <_ Auction Co., Auctioneers and Appraisers. • : _ I. Hollow Auctioneer. CIO OHO BANKRUPT STUCK of <q>±\Jl\J\J\J Clothing, gent's furnishing goods, seal caps, gloves, mittens, are to be sold at auction.' I will commence this sale Wednesday, Dec. 17, at 10 o'clock a. m., at my auction and commission room, 256 East Seventh st. This stock , is consigned to me from .Minneapolis, and consists of fine cloth ing, fur-trimmed overcoats, and a very choice line of winter gloves and mittens; and I wish 1 1 call the attention to all wanting first-class goods to attend thss sale. It must be sold, and you fully understand that I do not advertise anything but actual facts: and as the time is so short for me to close this stock. I kuow that it will go very cheap. Re member, Wednesday, Dec. 17, clothiue at your own price at the above, J56 East Sev enth st. E. Holloway. Auctioneer. vi' A. 11. _sicola;r» Auctioneer. AUCTION— Large pawnbroker's sale of ' unredeemed pledges at auction, embrac ing a large stock of fine jewelry, gold and : silver watches, diamonds. -■ silverware, cut lery, firearms, . musical instruments, ■ opera : glasses, etc., etc. Everything guaranteed as represented. The term of six months hav ing expired, these goods will be sold, accord ing to law. to the highest bidders. This sale offers great inducements to the public, as the goods are mostly suitable for 'holiday i resents. Everybody invited to attend and secure first-class goods at great bargains. We will guarautee every sale, as we intend to re main in business. Sales every afternoon and evening at Perlman & Pavian's, Pawn brokers, established In-ISbO. 265 East Sev enth st. between "Wacouta and Rosabel sts. A. H. Nicolay. Auctioneer. ..■■:': :.,.■■ 0 WAfITEP TO RENT. ,; y[TOKK wanted iv the wholesale district; 0 two large -floors .and. basement or three floors; possession wanted Jan. 1. Answer to U 34. Globe. ' WAUTED TO BIT,. CLOTHING— Wanted to buy, gentlemen's second-hand clothing for cash. Address X 4, Globe. WANT TO BUY second-hand furniture and stoves. No. 853 Rice st. ; highest price paid. -... MO lti: A-M* BAR FIXTURES. Billiard and Pool Tables and Materials. . • ' SlPl Ul STME&SAU3ON WBm 4? FINEST T el. ASTEST _ 1 RAINS TO 0 AND FROM CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS. leave and ar rive Union Depot, St. Paul, via "The Bur lington," as follows: Fast ; Daylight Scenic Mississippi Express, 7:50 morning, except Sunday, arriving at Chicago 10:30 night; and at St. Loais 0:50 morning, making direct com nections for points East and South. Arrives - from Chicago, except Sunday. 1:45 afternoon. Limited Pullman Vestibule, leaves 7:3 J evening, dally, arriving at Chicago 9:00 morn ing. Breakfast in Plains Car; arrives at St. Louis 5:15 afternoon. Breakfast and Dinner la Pullmaa Buffet Sleeper. Arrive from Chicago and St. Louis 7:00 morning, daily. it is The People's Favorite line to Wi nona, La Crosse, Prairie do C'men, Da* buque, - Galena, Chioasro, Rook Island, Peoria, St. Louis, and direct Una to - Uot . Springs, Arkansas. ' '. Ticket Offices, 164 East Third St., and Unioa Denot. St Paul . Mpls., St. Paul &Sault St.. Marie R';. ••. City Ticket Offices— Paul, 185 East Third Etreet; Minneapolis, Guaranty Building. ■l. Montreal & Boston Ex. leaves It. *. y^^~-a^ Paul. (Al 7:tS p. m. <a_a__M_> Montreal A Boston Ex. leavw Tr'jiWW'na Minneapolis (A). 7:55 p. m. _s!SSftlial_W ' VVis " iy - local . IT-Mpl3.(B"t» a.m. iSlllt—iSS Minn. Div. lv. Mpls. Ib). 4:10 p. in. I"'-Tr*niil ■"" St. Croix Falls Ac. leaves at. Paul. ■bbW^^^B^ a, dally from anion station, a i* 1 "^^ except Sunday, irom union sta tion d, except Sunday, from Broadway station, St. Paul: Passengers leaving St. Paul union station at 8:20 a. m. on the St. P. AD. Uy. connect with . W'ia. Div. at Bald Eagle Junction at BA7 j >^0 TICKET OFFICESi 1 /cH^25 , **«^w. 184EastThIrdstreet % Depot, St. PaiL 184 East Third Street -Union Depot, St P*sl kb*tft>STi>Allli I A means daily. B except t**+s£» f Sunday. C except Saturday. j 0 D except Monday. - '!■■"■•- - -^^ Lv. St.Paul. Ar. St. Paul Chicago* way.... 87i30a.m. llrf).~jp.m.B LaCros.. Dub.&Lo. b 7 -.3 J am. 11:05 p.m. B MilbnuK L0ca1... .. B .7:25 m. 0:15 p.m.B St. Louis Express. A D-.15 a. m. 7:45 11.111. D Kansas City Ex.... AU:lsa.m. .7:45 a.m.D. Pra.duC.,M.&C.Ex B -.15 am. 6:30 p.m.8 Calmer & Day. Ex. B 9:15 a.m. 6 :3Up.m.B Mil.,Cbi.„ All. Ex. A 3:00 p. m 1 50 p.m. A Austin & Way..... A 4i25p. m. lO:'2oa.m.A Roc-hestet Local.. B s:Ot.)p. m. l<»:'i ■> a.ni. B Chicago Fast Mall A 0-40 p. m. 3:15p.m.A~ Aberd'n&Mit. Ex. A' :15p. m. 8 :55 am. A Kansas City Ex... A 7:15 p.m. U:3Jp.in.A; St. Louis Express. C 7:15 p.m. li:3op.m.A DnliiHiue & iliic . C 7:15 p.m. 7:45 n.m. 1.) Mil&ChL Vestibule A B*o''d. m. 7*3oam.A teg^S^iV O "CALIFORNIA Mi ail Ilifl i\ '"-hf—Hi n I ne n 'ost oomftirta ; jjfc »_W??S*?^BHf '''^ U:l r *'° roach lah- SS__a__^yS_i B|f"rnia is via Chicago j. i' ■■r'.#A/i" ---.-feiHur Kitiisns City, from ■ ti_iii«aiiE— ■ mm _saF which o i nts through cars run without change. ; For rates and fur- , ther Information apply to S. ■ M. OSGOOD, Gen. Agt.,-or W. M. WOODWARD. Truv. ; Agt.. 15 Guaranty Loan -Building, Minneap olis. Minn.. SANTA *^=m^ g •K^ .Wm ' <im\iym\Mw Is not an experiment; it has been tested, and its enormous sale is due solely to its merit. It is made on honor, and good housekeepers say SANTA CLAUS SOAP "is a necessity." Don't let your dealer give you some other kind, if he hasn't Santa Claus, but insist on having only SANTA CLAUS SOAP. W. K. FAIR BANK & CO., Mfrs., Chicago, Hi ST. PAUI. KE4L -.STATE. The following real estate transfers were recorded yesterday: .".-. J Lockey to J W. Lnsk, n . 50 feet It 3, Summit Court . $J4,000 M KilbMne to J M Carlson, part It 13,b1k 1 3, Asbtou _ Sherburne's. .." 2,500 A Hewitt to J Moutgomery, Its 27 to 32, Minnesota Transfer «dd. 37,500 A Hewitt to E E Humason, Its 15 to 20. Minnesota Transfer add ..... ..'.". : . 37,500 - A Hewitt to A Fransisse, lv 21 to 26, Minnesota Transfer add 37,500 L W Marvin to B Rose, It 25, Stinson's subd blk 80, L Dayton's add..... 4,500 T Heidrick to L W Marvin. It 25, San son's subd blk 81). L Dayton's add. . 6.000 J Lux to T Keller, part aw *A nee 26, town dO, range 23 ... ...... 450 J Benson to S Anderson, It 1 1, blk 5, Arlington Hills 500 H X Elmer to X Morgan, 13-24, Garfield Park .......;. . 3,535 Wm Banholzer to C MGowdv, It 14, blk 5, Eastville Height 5......."............ 600 Nine unpublished 30,400 Total, twenty transfers! $174,935 MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE. The following real estate transfers were recorded yesterday: •*.; George Sharper to John Sturglein, in sec 17, town 20, range 22 ' . . 1,800 Charles II Bennett to Michael Hogau, Its 5 and 6, blk 2, Lennon & Newell's add.. .. 1,200 A A Hendricks to fl H S Rowell, It 1, * . ■■ 7 blk 0, Minnetonka Bluffs 300 Walter C Baker to Frank Crowell, in - • sec '22, town 117, range 22.. 7,00) Willard P Andrews to Ezra Farnsworth • Jr. It 7, blk 1, A Jerrome's add 5,000 C M Reed to Robert H Hasty, Its 4 and 5, blk 3. Gen Couch's add ... . 3,400 Joseph H Thompson to John Hucht- " man. in sec 13, town 111), range 22.. 600 Wm 8 Chowen to Betsey C Miller, in sec 18, town 117, range 22 500 Seward A Dean to Louis Larson, It 14, '■■ blk 16, Fairmount Park add 600 Lars O Thorpe et al to Caroline Ander son, It 25, blk 6, Powder Horn Park add...... ..... ...;■ .... 2,000 Chas Cerweny to Winslow Cerweny, in sec *76, town 117, range 22.. ... . 800 Potter & Thompson to August W John son. It 21, blk 2, Queen Ay add 850 Edmund G Walton to Mary I Breen. It 21, blk 9, Minnetonka Center, etc.... 000 Elwood S Corson to Ole S Hill et al, It -■* ' 12, bltr. 28, The Sibley add .... 1,900 Levi M Stewart to Michael McMannus, in sec 3, town 120, range 23.."; 1,550 Michael McMannus to Anthony Mc- Mannus Jr. in sec 28,. town 120, range 23 900 Edward J Davis to Ida A Hanscom, It 17. blk 3. Maben, White & Le Bron's add :.......... 1,000 Edward J Davis to Ida A Hanscom, It 18, blk 30, Murphy's add .... ... . 2,000 Frank crowell to Walter C Baker, part lis 1 and 2, blk 8, Bassett. Moore & Case's add. 3.000 Two unpublished 7,600 ... Total. 21 transfers-, $58,400 : i MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS. .- The • following building - permits were is sued yesterday : -" - J O Slenvig, 2514 North Sixth St., 2-story frame dwelling $1,800 Edmund Guffen, 3528 Nineteenth ay. south, 2-story frame dwelling 1,200 Edmund Guffen, 353U Nineteenth ay. south, 2-story frame dwelliug 1,200 Lnfgren Bros., 31> 6 Bloomington ay., ■ '. 2-story frame dwelling 3,3'»0 One minor permit ... 20 Total, five permits $7,520 Dr.BRINLEY. VANDERBURGH BLOCK, Hennepin Ay ."77- enue, corner Fourth Street, l>_:ilsriTE3A,l=>Oljl3 _vffI"NTI!«T The oldest and only reliable advertising meaicai office in the city, as will be seen by consulting old files of the daily press. Keguiarly graduated and legally qualified: long engaged in Chronic, Nervous, and Skin Diseases. A friendly talk costs nothing. It inconvenient to visit the city for treatment, medicines sent by mail or express, free from observation. . Curable cases guaranteed, If doubt exists we say sa Hours— 0 to 1 ! a. m., 2to 4 and 7to i d. m. ; Sundays. 2 to I p. m. If you cannot come, state case by maiL NERVOUS Urgauic Weakness. Failing nCDII If/ * lemory * Lac * 0 f Energy. UtulLllT Physical Decay, arising from Indiscretion, Excess or Exposure, pr» aucing some of the following effects. Nervousness, Debility, Dimness of Sight, Self-Distrust, Defective Memory, Pimples on the Face, Aversion to Society, Loss of Am bition, Unfitness to Marry, Melancholy. Dys pepsia, Stunted Development, Loss of Power Fains in the Back, etc., ara treated with un paralleled success. Safely, trlvatelj .spee dily HI A/>F| "* ndSlcinlJlsoase* 01 88 I 85 8 — Forms Affect -111 llilil tog Body, Nose. ill 11811 I Throat. Skin and .■■? ■■ V" ■ " Bones, Blotches, Eruptions- Acne, Eczema, Old Sores, leers. Painful Swell . lues Irom whatever came, pos itively and forever driven from tha rvstem, by means of safe, time-tested reme dies. Stiff and swollen joints and iheu matism,the result of blood poison, positively cured. . I/B n BI _""-l Apd Urinary If 111 111 8 Iff Co mo lain 3 . IL I I 1 111 P I P« ?«J' P lfl _: IV I 8 8 fin I I __________ IliU I qnent or Bloody "Urine, Unnatural discharges Promptly Cured. Constitu tional 7 and Acquired Weakness . of both Sexes treated successfully. PAT A DDL! Throat, Nosa and Lung Dis- Un I All nil ease constitute an important special at this office, Hi ntio i.un" Although we hsve in ALL bnnUnib the preceding para fl'OCiCCQ graphs made mention of - UIoLAOLO some of the special ail _ < PFfilAI TV ments to which particn __.^__J__2_^_« attention Is given, we have facilities and ap- ; ' paratus for the succe ssf ul treatment of every . form of chronic ailment, whether requiring for its cure medical or surgical means. . It is self-evident . that a physician nayin? particular attention to a class of cases at tains great skill. Every Known application is resorted to and Ibeproveu good remedies of . ai! ages and countries are toed. Noexperimentsaremadß; TEHEE — Pamphlet and Chart of Questions sent free to your address. All consultations, ' either by mail or verbal, are regarded as strictly confidential,'; and are given perfect privacy. ' - 1)K. BRINLKY. Minneapolis. Minn. . CHiWGO.SrftuL«? Kansas City RaiiyyayCo Ollices— St. l'liul, .No. 195 li. Third St. ami Onion Depot. Minneapolis, No. 3 Nicollet House Block ana Union Depot. »Dally. Daily, except Sunday. ~~ Leave. Arrive. Dubuque and Chicago Ex '.. t. 7:45 am t 3-30 pm Marslialltown, Dcs Moines, St. ... -..-_. < :. Joseph & Kansas City Ex...:. f 7:45 am .: „ Chicago, Dubuque," Marshall ;: town, Dcs Moines, nt.. Joseph, '. .Kansas City Vestibuled Li m.. * 7:33 pm * 7:30 am ■■ DodgeCen.,Anstln, Mason City t- 7:45 am t 3:30 pm . : Podge Cfen. Austin. Ma-on City * 4:ci) pm *lu:3u urn ,-•. Trains arrive .TO niinuTs Inter and leave 30 min-^ r>_ am^H~ - -» Ul i..m.ti(.lin^ LEADING JOBBERS! The Firms Mentioned in This List Embrace the Most Representa tive Houses of St. Paul in Their Respective Lines. i . — ROOTS AND SHOES. I FOOT, SCHULZE & CO, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes. 233. 235 and * 3? East Third Street. : C. GOTZIAN & CO, Proprietors Minnesota . Shoe Company 1 87 and 18!» East Third Street. CIGARS AND TORACCO. .... W.S. CONRAD, .;,., Im porter. Manufacturer and Jobber ln Cl fS___Ss_f n 11 * 8 -221 East Third Street CLOTHING. Q H. C. BURBANK & CO, Manufacturers of Clothing. 220, 222 and 224 East Third Street _^ COAL. NORTHWEST'N FUEL CO Edward N. Saunders. President and Treasurer. National German-American Bank Building. CARRIAGES AND BIGGIES. J. H. MAHLER CARRIAGE CO. IMPROVED DAISY BUGGIES, Carriage* Harness, _c. 359-369 East Third Street DRUGS. NOYES BROS. & CUTLER Importers and Wholesale Druggist* 400, 40?, 404. 40-"-. 40" and 410 Sibley St RYAN DRUG CO, Importers and Jobbers in Drugs and Drug gists' Sundries, 22.", 2°7 and 299 East Third Street ... - DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. LINDEKES, WARNER & SCHURMEIER, Dry Goods and Notions. -Miners' and Lum bermen's Suits a Specialty. Comer Fourth and Sibley Street* DAIRY SUPPLIES. " r CORHISH, CURTIS & GREENE CO., Creamery and Dairy Supplies, BUTTER TUBS, SALT, BUTTER COLOR. ETC. * GROCERS. ALLEN, MOON & CO, ~~ Wholesale Grocer* - 201. 203, 205. 207 and 20"*> East Third St GRIGGS, COOPER & CO, Importers and Wholesale Grocer* 242-252 East Third Street MAXFIELD & SEABURY, Wholesale Grocer* •JO** to 199 East Third Street GRAIN AND CO.tLTHSSION. WM. VAN SLYKE & CO, .... Grain and Produce. 310 Sibley Street. . - . . GRAIN, BALED HAY, KILL FfiiSJ FIELD AND GRASS SEED. GRIGGS BROS, GRAIN, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, SEEDS. 365 and 367 Robert Street ■a >ft^ CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS & OMAHA ry. _?h:e best equipped LIIS"I_ To Chicago. Omaha and Kansas City. LEAVE. araja.sT_3n.Kir _x_A.xr(rs. ARRIVE. Mmneap'ls. St Paul. « Dally. t Ex. Monday. t Kx. Sunday. St, Paul. Hinnexp'h, *700 AM 74* AM Chicago Fastest Daylight Express.. *100 PM 140 PM f43O PM * I'M .- Eau Claire, Black Kiver Falls and Neillsville. t6 IS I'M 6M PM *iiso PM 1 «*OPM _ ;......Eau Claire, Merrillan and Elroy .'. *725 AM 803 AM t855 AM 935 AM ...™.. New Richmond and Turtle Lake ......... fSOO PM 540 PM * 9 4-5 PM 10 25 PM .". New Richmond, Superior and Duluth™...™. *660 AM 7SO AM tB6O AM 935 AM Ashland, Washburn, Bavfield and Watersmeet„... t5 00 I'M 5 40Ptf *945 PM 10 25 PM ..;....... Ashland, Washburn and 8avfie1d......:...;.... *660 AM 780 AM * 6 50PM 7 SOPM ......Chicago 13>£ hour Vestibuled Kxpress.™ * 7 25AM 8 03AM *6 CO PM 1 730 PM ....Madiaon, Waukesha and Milwaukee— Fast Line.... *725 AM 803 AM LEAVE. *W_3S*_ , 0-XLA.ZIVS. ARRIVE. Miatiaap'ls. - St. Panl. * Pally. J Ex. Monday. . t Ex. Sunday. St Paul. Mmaeap'-, t715 AM 750 AM .....Pipestone, Sioux Falls and Yankton.™....... t640 PM 720 PM . *715 AM 7 50AM Council Bluffs, St. Josenh and Kansas City- ... *8 0 'AM 8 40 AM *715 AM 750 AM ....Sioux City, Denver, Portland and San Francisco.... *640 PM 720 AM *710 PM 745 PM ..._Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas City and Colorado-... * 8 00AM 840 AM t715 AM 750 AM Winnebago, Blue Earth and Elmore-. ... f6 40 PM 720 PM +10 15 PM 10 50 PM .Shakopee, Mankato and Lake Crystal fiO 45 AM 11 20 AM tlO 15 PM 10 50 PM 1 New Ulm, Tracy and Watertnwn„ 1 8 00AM 840 AM NINETEEN TRAINS oa week days between St. Paul and Stillwater, and nine on Sunday. Solid Trains to Chicago, villi through Sleepers to Milwaukee on Vestinuled Express arriving there atT.23 next morning. Chair Cars on Day express to Duluth and Ashland. Parlor Cars on Pay trains to Sioux City. Pullman Sleepers Pally to Sioux City, Council Bluffs. Omaha and Kansas City, Daily Ex. Sunday to Traay. Pullman Sleepers on ntgh- trains to Duluth and Ashland. : I) '■ TICKET i St. Put, 159 Fa * Third rret and talo. Depot, foot Sibley Street. OFFICES: J Minneapolis, | 3 hleellrt lUa«e Block sad talon Depot, Bridge Sonare. T.W.TF.ASDAMt, . T.J. BeCABTT, A. C. DUHH. Gen'l Passenger A seat. City Ticket Agent, St. Paul, City Ticket Agent, Minneapolis. GBEATNO3THERNRAILWAYLINE Palace, Dinlns and. Sleeping; Cars, Handsome Day Coaches and Free Colonist Sleeper* through to .Uou tana and the Pacific Coast. Leave. ' | *-t. Paul Union De ot | Arrive. a 7:40 p.m. Minnesota, Dakota. Montana and Pa cific Ex........".... «:!:35m. a 6:40 p.m. Winnipeg, Manitoba and Pacific Express a 7:13 a. in bß*os a.m. Willmar, Wahpeton, Aberdeen, Ellen dale;. .... ...:. b6:30 p.<n b8 -.20 a. m. Fergus Falls, Fargo & Grand Forks ... bGilrto. m b3:30 p.m. Osseo & St Cloud.. . b9:*>s a.m b3:4op.m. Anoka & Willmar.... oil :10a. m b4;30 p.m. Excelsior & Hutch inson ............. b11*55*,,n 6:40 p.m. Sioux F.. Pipestone. Sioux Cityt Water town, Huron and Casselton. ... .... d 7 :15 am. EASTERN MINNESOTA. b4:00 p.m. f Duluth. W. Stipe- "1 b7:v3p. m I rior. Elk River, j Milaca. Hinckley, Princeton and ali»:4s pm (.Anoka*. J a7:loa.m. a. dally; b, except Sundays: c, Saturday t) Wahpeton only: d, Monday from Wahpeton only. * Sleeping and buffet parlor cars on trains to Duluth and West Superior. tßuffet Sleepers. r * t WH'Hr'T|h_ " fI M|rWBMH IP V CTO IS East Third St. St Pail 1 Ill lVt I _ 3 *" Nicollet Ay., MlnneaoolU ■ ivnii ■ '*' an d Union depots in both cities IrfroOTS 1 ". Minneapolis & St. Loiiii flfMMfj Railway, Til 1113— _ Leave | Leave L^___S___^l ISt Paul. (Minueap'iJ Chic. & Kan. City Ex. I aO:S » amUlO:4Dam Dcs Moines Expr. .. ! ail 5. > am :40 am Chicago "Fast xpr" j d(5 .25 pm d 7:07 p m St Louis "Fast Ex", bti:2spm b7 pm Dcs Moines passcng'r; d6:-spm| dT :07 pm Waterville Express.. a3:">Opm! "a4:3i>pin Excelsior <_Watcr'wn a? :00 ami a^ :45am Northome (Hotel St' a 5:35 pm 7 Louis), Excelsior... i -all:»'tam a Ex. Sunday; b Ex. -Satprdav: d Daily; ~~ TICKET OFFICE -.: ST. PAUI* ' MINNEAPOLIS. Citt Office — No. I Citt Office— Na 1 : 199 East Third street I Washington aye., S., corner Sibley. j corner. Hennepin, In I Depot— Fourth Nicollet House. Block, street terminus cable | Depot— Cor. Third inc. I st. aud Fourth ay. N 7 IKON AMP HEAVY HABDWABB, NICOLS & DEAN, Iron, 81*61, Wagon and Carriage Hardware. Corner Sibley and Fifth Streets. I.UIHBKB, BUILDING MATKBUI, BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. Factory and Lumber Yard. Arcade, Weils and Forest Streets. City Office, Lumbermen and Builders' Ex change, Cor. -seventh and Cedar Sts. C. E. KELLER & CO, Dealers in Lumber and Building MateriaL Estimates furnished on short notice. ;' Rooms 301 and : 02 Lumbermen & Builder's Exchange. Cor. Seventh and Cedar Sts. Telephone Call. 1 109-2. St. Paul. Minn, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS AND SADDLERY HARDWARE. SCHEFFER & ROSSUM, Saddlery Hardware. Leather and Findings. Manufacturers of Horse Collars, Fly Net* Sweat Pads and Boot and Shoe Uppers. 174, 176 and 178 E. Fourth St.. St. Paul. j MEATS. MINNESOTA PACKING AND PROVISION CO, Pork and Beef Packers and Lard Refiner* ■ Chicago Avenue. Cor. Starkey Street. J. t. McMillan, Pork Packer. Established 1870. Choice sugar-cured hams, pure kettle-rendered lard. All kinds of pork products. Packing hous* upper levee. Telephone call 379-3. JOHN J.O'LEARY & SONS* Pork Packer* CO to 04 West Tenth Street. ■*" _ •PAPER AND STATIONERY. EEfiRY E. IIDEISTAEDT & CO. Stationers and Engravers. Full line of Typewriter Paper and Ribbons. 95 East Third Street, _3 RUBBER GOODS. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO, Rubber Goods, Gold Seal Belting, Hose, St* 131 East Third Street ■ a -SEEDS. SEEDSMEN. L. L. MAY _ CO. City Store 5 West Third Street Wholesale Warehouse. Como Avenij PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS. ST. jfAUL STAINED ttLASS J J All Kinds of GLASS Used in Building. 181-183 East Sixth Street. St PauL Minn. ■^— "^ .^ — — _— i ■' " STOVES. ; _405fc_ FAVORITE STOVE ||||g| . & RANGE CO. V*fe§fc# A. _. PEUDEN, Manager. 49 ana 41 1 Si lev ■""tree* •*-■ TINWARE.. THEHORNE & DANZ CO., Shipping Can* Lard Pail* Oil Tanks and Dairy Goods.' 55 to • r »7 East Fillmore Avenue. —*» WINES AND LIQUORS. O-.v GEO. BENZ & SONS, _ Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. - 217 and 219 East Third Street "-0' P. J. BOWLIN & CO..- Wholesale Liquor* £14 Sibley Street j_MSS___W CITY OFFICES: St Paul «______/ 162 Kast Third Street, Unioa «2__S__k Minneapolis — 19 Nicollet MNnPMMiHi.usc block; Union Depot, l^lilsi!iSs_ i}r '^ cc quart}. XssgggSgr Pullman Palace Vestibuled Sleeping Cars and theCeutral's tv Famous Dining Cars attached to all through trains. Minneapolis. ' Leave. | Arrive. Chicago, Milwau kee, Chippewa a 11**15 pm at>:2*ato Falls. Claire. "N een ah, Osh kosh, Foud dv Lac A: Waukesha a 6 pm a<*:lSpi* St Paul. | Leave | Arrive. Chicaeo, Milwau kee, Chippewa a 1:115pm a 7 :45 a a Falls,Esu Claire, Aeeuah, Osh- " kosh. Fond dv Lac _ Waukesha a 7:15 n m aStfion BTILI.WATKU TRAINS. Lye Mpls— B-30 lviii., 12-30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m Lye Ut Paul— a.m.. l:uf> p.m. ,5 p.m.. 8:15 p.ra NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. THE DINING CAR LINE To Farso, Winnipeg, Helena, Butte ' and the Pacific North wont. '.-. ~' oo Dining Cars on Pacific Leave Arrive Coast and Winnipeg St Paul St Paul Trains. , Daily. Daily. Pacific Mail for Fargo. Bismarck, Livingst'u, Bozeman, Helena, Butte, Missoula, Spo kane Falls, Seattle. Tacoma and Portland 4:15 p. m. 6:05 p.m. Fargo and Winnipeg . * . Express *- for Fergus Falls, Wahpeton, Grand Forks, Grat- mlsi ton. Winnipeg. Moor- . head,- Fargo and r Jame5t0wn............ 3:00 p.m. 7:20 a.m. Fargo Express, daily (except Sunday), for Brainerd, Fargo and intermediate points... 4 :15 a. m. "":45 p.m. .. Pullman Sleepers daily between St Paul and Grafton, Grand Forks, Winnipeg, Fergus Falls, Helena and Butte. - Pullman First-class and Tourist Sleepers, and '. Free -Colonist Sleepers are run on through Pacific Coast trains. C. E. STONE, City Ticket Agent 162 East Third Street St. Paul. G. F. McNEILL. City Ticket Agent, 19 Nicollet louse Block, Minneapolis.