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You Will Pind What You Desire ff You AdVertfse What You Require I Till: WEEK'S TK.4>SFi:iC!«.. ~tl<u.«.ay. _• Robi 1' Lewis to Jnuies Kirwin. It 32,b1k 4. Lj ton . . $750 "Edw L Mick to Frank A BodelL It li, blk 10, Qutnby Park 700 Crocus Hill Association to T \V Sheeby, Its 1. 2 fiiul ;>. VVest Crocus Hill Asso ciation 33,00,) T \V Sheeny to Thomas Biian. It 11. blk 11, St. Pun! Proper 00,030 V A Uvallee io Julius X Hani, It 20, blk 3. Morton's add 400 Ella .1 Cairns to 11 Hylauderet al, lots lii mid i;. I Is 4, Kiwis' 500 North St Paul : and Co to Dorothea Rein. U2I. Ilk T. Castle 400 Amm M l>orn to Sophie Lambrechl Its -. 7. 2('. '.'I. 31, :Q. 41 and ■:. Dorn's subd of It 4' : , Cottage Homes 2,000 Charlotte Moffett to A N Barinccr.lt 1 ■;. blk 1. subd blk 14. Stinsou's div . . 900 Susan Uoche to JnoH Aileu. w 40 ft It S, and c 20 ft It a, blk 73, Dayton & Irvine's add ." 20,000 A Iv Baruuni in J I Beaumont Its 3 and 4. b!k 7. rear Highland park 5,000 AYra G Wal'.ci lo Mary Ann Porter. It 3, l>ik tr. l?aiu:!:is ami olivirr's add ... COO _\~atio:iai Investment c<> to T M Daggv, It !>. Reoire II *checkler"s add .;. 1,580 S:x unpublished...... 15,760 Total, nineteen transfers $113,450 Co-oiierative Investment company to P E Pressy. li st. Ilk I>>, Second ado to North ">t. Paul S 'SO 11 tierbst to George L Fanvell, Its 5, ( ; . 7. S. 'J. I.lk 1. E A Phinney's add 12.000 F X Creelnian io V E Heniin. part Its 1 and.', l.ik-). Prospect Plateau G.OOO F li Holies io Emms F *;eer. undivided ijh:PViilksi>. Arlington Hills .. I.COO C C Macku'niu u> Hobert P Lewis, It 12. blk4G, Arlington Hills 500 William Codden to Andrew J llob:i:i, par: Its ■! ;ind .\ I Is 25, L Dayton's add .." .. 1.330 Total. C, transfers S-3.- S) \« <»ili:«'»»il:i> . 11 C Gilbert et ai to Frances E l»e Long, it $, rearr blk 124, West St. Paul Proper 51,000 Ontario Land Company to Co!eman Conrov. ii lii, rearr bIkKT, Lvman Day ton's ; : . 1.230 Koyes i'<ru & Cutler to Frank Webinger, it S. Sniur.'s subd blk 3. Siiiison's div. 1,000 Casper A Peterson to Nellie ■'. Weide. It 3. blk 4. .' i: \Veid£« Filth add 7i» .Hark Larson to E.*.i:a Ii Drake, 1:2, blk 4. Kugg's add 1,032 Sylvester Kipp io irrin Kipp." It 9, blk. i4,*2s"innbjger.S: Donnelly's add 6,090 SB Walsh to Reserve I.! I & I Co, It 9. blk 3, It 16. blk 4. Elmer and Morri son's rearr of part Macalestcr Park 5,000 Four unpublished 22.000 Total, eleven transfers 537.Q52 Thursday. 'William c Kiley to '.; a Strobei, Its .'i ano V 7. blk •-'. IV.lace add 53,000 P :> Classen to Theo liamm. und 1-6 Lit i. Beau pre <£ Kelly's add 1.700 George V Uenz to Theo ll.imtn. It 15, bik 12, Irvine's add 500 P D Classen to Theo 11 a mm. It 14, blk 12, Irvine's id add 500 Emma Classen to Theo Hanim. n '_■ its 14 and 15, i?ehurmeier& Evans" add. 700 C E Thursion et al to Harriet Epperly. '" It 21, bik 25, Mackubin & Marshall's add (5.030 A 11 Paget to M Kerrigan ct al.. It 2. bik 1, Barney, Norton v Kiugsley's Sec ond i-cid 1,000 Cus tar "\Yil!;usto SS Brown, It 7, blk I, Manson & Simontou's 3.0'J0 BS Brown to Ferdinand M illius. It 1!>. and west '■• it 2J. blk 10, Woodland park ; 9,150 Total. 0 transfers R25.130 Friday. A I. Gervais to ii X Brnckner.Blts 4 and 3, blk 113. West st Paul Proper 52,20.) Emma Flynn to Thos li Flynn. It 8, blk 15, Arlington Hills 1.000 A D Davidson et ni to Ed A Hard, e25 ft It 4. bik 2, Langevin's add 2,500 SCin S Barley to X M Barnes. It 6, bik 1, Highland add 2,300 C i. ScJimidt to A It Kiefer, li 5. blk 9, Leech'sadd.. 5,5)0 E L Kiidant to J .1 Jackson, It 13. blk 12, Prospect Plateau 1,500 Two unpublished 13£00 Total, eight transfers $31.700 iSiilitrdaj". X Quirk to Frank Funk, w Vi». It 13, blk 0. Leech's add .... .$1,030 I M Johnson to M J Cannon, It 16. blk Da, Mackubin A: Marshall's 6,500 I C Stevens to IS Simouson, 2-5 of c V 2 It 12 and a '■• it 13, Reserve Park Garden Lots G.OOO li .1 Cres.vell to B P Sherman, s 1,5 of BW Xi of nw U. sec 10. twp29, r^ 0,000 A Johnson to E N Johnson, It 28, biklti, Eastville L 1 eights 003" Joseph Lockey to Theo Draz, c 100 ft of s 151.85 ft of blk 2.'. Woodland Park. .. 1,200 Assignee 1 V 1) Heard to Tneo Draz, Us 14, 15, 16. blk 1. Minima Park add 1,203 Assignee I V D Heard to Theo Drnz. its 17. 18, 19. t.lk I, Summit Park add COO Assignee 1 V I) Heard to Theo Draz, Its 13, 14. i.ik-J. Summit Park add 1,050 Henry Kroeger to John Doeren. It 9 and IT feet of it 8, bin 17, Lymaii Day tor: s add .". 2,000 61 G Johnson to Jas H Dean, la It 62, Howard's Park add 603 P D Godfrey to German Land company, ij It 2. blk 160. Robertson's add . . . .'. 2,500 G Qrdemau to German Laud company, It bIK 2. of Pierce & Lawtou's add.. 2.000 Not published, three deeds.- tf.500 Total, sixteen deeds 535.050 IT<rAIII> OFFERED. BO A Kl>— Nicely furnisned rooms, with board and bath. 232 West Seventh st. BOARD— room with board, bath. gas. to one or two Indies: references ex changed. C 9 Summit ay. BOAKD — Nicely furnished rooms with board; centrally located; with use of bath, piano ar.d parlor: ten minutes' walk of onion depot: on street car line; terms rea sonable. L'ol East Thirteenth st. BOAKD— Pleasant furnished rooms, with board: bath, use parlor, piano, $4 week. 04 lalehnrt st. BOAKI> — Furnished rooms and good board and all convenience at 54.50 aud per week, at 175 West Fourth st. BOARD— Cedar st.: comfortably fur nished front alcove room, with board. BO AUD — Nicely furnished rooms with good hoard; also table board; terms reasonable. 4-- West College ay. BOAKD— Pleasant, nicely furnished front rooms, suitable for two. with best of board and nil modern conveniences; central location; private family. 191 Fourteenth st. BO A Rl>— Nicely furnished rooms; all mod ern conveniences; board: 6 o'clock din ners. 351 Selbj ay. BOARD— One nicely furnished front room: gas and both, with .board. 251, corner Pice and College. ■ DOAKD- Good board and room for 53. 50 JJ per week. Apply corner Martin and Jay EtS. - ' --S ■' BOA KD— 555-ilJobert st. : furnished room and board: terms moderate, BOAKD— Koom and board: ail modern improvements. -252 West Fifth. BOA X I>— alcove room ana good table board. 31 East Tenth. BOARD— furnished rooms with board: house* modern, use parlor and piano. 56 Tilton st. BOARD— Room and table board, 147 Pleas ant ay. : desirable locality. BOARD— Rooms and board at 524 Ce<Jar St.. Lytle Terrace. - - ' BOAKD— Day boarders wanted in a home like boarditiß house, nearcapitol: terms subject to arrangement. Address EH. Globe. BOAKD— room and home table: pri- X> vate. Sminit and St. Pete:'. Address T 10. Globe. ' ' \ BOAKD— Excellent board anc rooms, with JJ bath . And gas am? pleasant grounds about the house, at 245 West Seventh st. BOAKD— 522 Cedar St.: to rent, one com fortably furnished front alcove room, with board. MKS. MINKK has rented the four-story apartmeut house on the corner of Col lege ay. and Sixth st. The building is steam heated, with all modern conveniences; will be newly decorated and furnished, and will be ready the Ist of May to select rooms. ST DENNIS HOTEL; J. F. Malouey, pro prietor; 418 and 420 Minnesota St.; best dollar-a car bouse in the city. THE HORWOOD 18>» East Eighth St.. Between Jackson and Furnished rooms, with board. 84.50 and S5 per week; table board: transients. SI per day. Suburban. rip 1115 LAKEbIDE COTTAGE, White X. Bear, will be opened to guests by Mrs. Drake May 20th: parties wishing first-class juarters had better call at once. mtiatioixs (iiriKi:n. >!:► !«•!». Ali E NTS WANTED to solicit tor the Fidelity Mutual Aid Association of San Francisco. Cnl. : the best offer given to agents by any company operating in the. state: agents required "in every town and state; call and see for yourselves. Office, Room It, Gertnanta Bank iSuilding, comer Fifth and Wa'msha. St. Paul. Mum. AGKXTS wanted everywhere for subscrip tions to a new macaziue. Address DO, Globe. • * PPKKKTICE wanted in wire works. ■£\ St. Paul Wire Works. 21 West Third. APPRENTICE— Situation wanted by a young man in ■ Drintins oit ice; wish to finish apprenticeship; have worked three years nt the trade. Address Q 1 ;! . Globe. ARTIST— Free-hand crayon artist. Peo ple's Portrait Company. 504 Wahasha. B— WANTED — [Salesmen on salary or commission to handle the New Patent Chemical lIIK Erasing Pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever produced; erases Ink thoroughly in two seconds: no abrasion of paper: 2" to 500 per cen % . profit : one agent's sales amounted to JC2O In six days; another $S in two hours; we warn one energetic gen eral acent in each state and territory. For terms and full particulars address The Mon roe Eraser Mfg. Co.. La Crowte. Wis. X 4. BARBER SHOP for s,.io. cheap: reason. leaving the city. SO West Seventh st • OAIiBKK- White. At4JJ University ay. BARKER— An elegant opening for a good white barber. Address Hans Mahlen, Mayville. North Dakota. BARiiER— Wanted, a first-class barber , 11. W. Meyer, Hastings Minn. BAKISKIJ— Wanted, location In small town to locate Address KB, Globe. BLACKSMITH HELPER, wanted at Mast, Buford & IlnrweU's. . ! ! BLACKSMITH— blacksmith wanted 1 I > to rent well-equipped shop in hustling town. A. P. Uarling. Madison. s 1). BOY to run errands and deliver packages. Curtis Printing Co.. 73 East Fifth st. BOY Boy wanted to herd cows. Call to day nt 1525 Harvester aye. BOYS to herd cows and milk; SlO and board. Call at corner Smith and sev enth. CANVASSER— Wanted, book canvasser, gentleman or lady; big money to right party. Address <; 3. Globe. CABINET MAKERS— Wanted.lo cabinet mr.kcrs. Apply Taylor A: Craig. CABINET MAKERS — Good cabinet makers wanted. Johnson Bros. & Looniis, 639 Jacssou. CARRIAGE TRIMMER wanted. St. Paul Carnage Company, 102 Wet Third st. C CARRIAGE TRIMMER— a good / carriage trimmer at once, at Twin C'ty Carriage Works. CARPET CLEANING and feather reno vating, reupholstoring and furniture re pairing. Pioneer Renovating Works, 2i)G Rice st. Smith Bros.. Props. CHOKE BOY— Wanted, boy to do chores; small wages. 649 Dayton* pLEKK— For a competent drug clerk, res v-' istered in Minnesota, is a situation open. Must be sober and of good habits. Address Glycerine, in care of Ryan Drug Co.. St. Paul. ERRAND BOY, about sixteen, at once. Curtis Printing Co., 7'! East Fifth st. FARM HANDS— Wanted, a man and wife to work on farm: steady job the year round. Apply Monday afternoon ana Tues- ; day. 423 South' Robert. 1 FOREMAN wanted on McJlenemy st. 11. C. Huebner. contractor. . GARDENER— a man to work vX for a market gardener; must know how to handle horses: reference. Globe Hotel, Fifth and Rosabel sts., between 1 and 2 j o'clock. : GKOCEKYMAN wanted to drive and vT take orders for the Bluff; must speak German and come well recommended. Ad- \ dress (£ 2. Globe. HEAD WAITER wanted at the Clifton hotel. HOUSK MOVER— Wanted, a house mover to move small house. Call greenhouse, Dale and Como ay.. city. HOSTLER — man for private family: one who can take care of horses and will make himself generally useful. Ad dress X 911. Daily Globe. HOSTLER— Wanted, a young man ex perienced in care ot horses, and do chores about the house; moderate wages. ■ Apply Dr. Beuepe's office. Seventh end Jack son. LIQUOR salesman— Wanted, an ex -1 ±J perienced liquor salesman, with first- I class references. ' Address A 95, St. Paul I Globe. Minneapolis. MACHINIST— Young man with about two lfX years' experience as machinist, who un derstands running a lathe and planer. Also boys to work on presses. The Home & Dauz Co"., 51 East Fillmote are. MAN with push wanted in each city and iVJ. town to introduce the fastest selling household article on record. Over a million Fold in Philadelphia. Will pay competent person S4 per day. Address with stamp. W. •11. Williamson, 44 K. Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa. ! __ MAN — Wanted, a young man to work in IYX my boarding stable; must be sober; good wages and steady worK: apply today. John J. Brennan, 77.'> Ashland ay.* AN AND WlFE— Wanted, man and > wife on stock and grain farm; the man to take charge, the woman to do the cooking. Address Marine Mills. P. O. Box 103. TVTURSK— strong young man for nurse for 1 1 an invalid gentleman. Apply with ref erences, 102 Western ay. PAINTERS— Good painters wanted at Dick & Rook's, 350 Exchange st. north, near Seventh st PRINTER— Wanted, Printer— Good all- X around man, capable taking charge office: state experience. 7. JO. Globe. OFFICE WORK— Wanted, a man for of fice work. Room 50. Davidson Block, corner Fourth and Jackson. S. McGuire. QUARRYMEN— Wanted, met; at my stone quarry on West Seventh st :call on fore man at quarry; will pay every Saturday night; be at quarry at 7 o'clock Monday morning. C. W. Youngman. 117 East Fourth st. SADDLERY SALESMEN— Three ac quainted with trade in Minnesota, lowa and Dakota*. Call at Windsor hotel Sunday, 3toiip. m. J. C. Hooper. SALESMEN— Traveling salesmen to sell baking powder to the retail grocery trade; men acquainted with merchants and different sections of the country solicited; to the right men liberal contracts will be made. Address, statins; salary expected. U. • S. Chemical Works, 849-846 Van Buren, Chi cago. ___^ OALESMAN— Wanted, outside salesman O acquainted with the city and experienced in installment goods; sewing machines or organs; good salary and commission. Ad dress A. 2, Globe, ' •■■'■ SALESMAN wanted, visiting dry goods trade in Northern Wisconsin and Mich igan, to carry a light side line of fine Knit mittens and gloves; liberal commission. Address, with . reference. Manufacturer, Box 414, La Crosse. Wis. SALESMEN to sell by sample our Money Order System to retail merchants; 5203 a month in it for live salesmen; experience not necessary. Address Merchants' Money Order Company, Cincinnati, O. SALESMAN— Wanted, milinery salesman who is acquainted with the territory of .Minnesota and Dakota, to travel for large house on salary; fine opening for good man. Western Business Agency, 512, 513. New YorK Life building. SALESMEN — Wonted, two or three more first-class salesmen to handle the best line of installment goods in the Northwest. Call or write W. A. Edwards, 7 to 11 Sixth st. south, Minneapolis, Minn.; 81 West Third st, St PauL Minn. oalesMAN— Wanted, a traveling sales- O man for a wholesale house; must be fam iliar with druggists' sundries. Address, giv ing brief account of self, W 13, Globe. SOLICITOUS— Wanted, by the .Etna Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., t*vo good men to represent the accident de partment in Dulnth, Minn.: also two for St. Paul. Apply to B. F.Stahl, Manager, Schutte Block, St. Paul . SOLICITORS— salary and commission to O gentlemen and lady solicitors; inclose 10 cents for our copyright, music, songs and agents' contract Organ Attachment Com pany, Minneapolis, Minn. OTENOGRAPHEK— Young man stenog- O rapher; salary $35. Apply Monday, 510 Endicott building. rriEAMSTER — Wanted, a boy to drive X team, at 233 Granite. TITE SATNT TAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MOKNINfI, MAY 15, 1892-— TWENTY "PAGES. SITtTATIOSS orFi-:KKi». .11:1 Irs. SOLICITOUS— Men ot energy and tact to solicit for Bankers' Life Association of m. Paul, f-'alnry or guarantee as preferred. Address C. E. Secor. St. Paul. Minn. 'PKAMS- Wanted, heavy tennis to haul J. ro.'k; call at my quarry on West Seventh st. i. W. Yoiuicman, 117 East Fourth st. JTVSTPKWRITKn— Bright young man, one J. who can operate typewriter; state age, experience and salary expected. Address i. F. C. Drawer Q. Uf A ITKH — Wanted, an experienced waiter at once at 96 Bast sixth st. WAITER— Young mini for diniiiß-room »» work. Great Northeru Hotel, 2UI Sib ey street. \\T ANTKD— Forthe United Mates Army— » » Able-bodied, unmarried men. between the tipefl of twenty-one and thirty years; good pay. rations, clothing and medical at tendance; applicants most be prepared to furnish satisfactory evidence as to axe, char acter and habits. Apply at room 2U7. No. M East Seventh st.. St. Paul. Minn. : U 1 AXTKD— Salesmen, salary or commis sion, to handle Greatest "novelty pat ented: exclusive treritory: sells at sight: particulars free: sample 00 cents. Unity D. C. Co.. De;«t. T.l'uiiy buildinu. Chicago. 1 17 ANTKD— Active young men 10 handle » * the best selling book in ihe market: S-'5 1 >•:■ week to good men; coll or write: do not n:-s this opportunity. North Star Publish ing Company, 741 Lumber Exchange, Minne apolis, Minn. Air ANT Gentlemen of business ex it perience to represent a wealthy East ern corporation. Address, with references, Room 14. Schutte Block, St. Paul. Minn. U'.vMKit - A young man, about twenty » * one years of age: good pmtion In city to right party. Address \V '.), Globe. UJ AN ii;ii-A;i energetic young man for outside work: call Monday, Ba. m . West Publishing Co. VI? ANTKD— Three young men to learn • V telegraphy, shorthand, bookkeeping; can make board. Glote Business College, htidicjtt Building. • WAN I'hU- Four girls to go to a summer » V resort at once, two for dining room, one for laundry and one for dishwashing; cook in small family. $20 per n.ontli; also ten sirls for general Housework. M., 64 West Fourth. W ANTED— If you are a good man in any line and want a position, it will pay you to rile an application with us; we have daily calls for good men. Western Business Agency. 512-513 New York Life Building. W" ANTED — energetic man with busi ness tact to sell fire-proof safes; good pay. ;;:ii_> Bast Fifth St.. Room 11. O"; TO 815 PER DAY AT HOME V<-^ selling Lightning Plater and plating jewelry, watches, tableware, etc.; plates the finest of jewelry good as new on all kinds of metal, with gold, silver or nickel; no experi ence: no capital; every house has goods needing plating. 11. K. Delno & Co., Col umbus. O. Females. A— LADIES' INTELLIGENCE OF • Bee — Wanted, girls for housework, woman meat and pastry cooks, §;i">; restau rant cook, S3 a week; fry cook. 820; small boarding house cook. 406 St. Peter st. APPRENTICE GIRI.S wanted to learn dressmaking. 16 Tilton st., second floor. BOOKKEEPER— Wanted, a competent ■D bookkeeper; married man preferred: state experience and salary expected. Ad dress B 5, Globe. CANVASSERS— Wanted, two lady can ■vv vassers; to the right party I can make it big money for them. Address X 7, Globe. pHAMBKK WORK- Wanted, a girl two \-4i hours each day for chamber work. Call Sunday or Monday 236 East Tenth. pHAMBEB WOltK— Wanted, two girls v>» for chamber work at 493 St. Peter st COOK — Wanted, girl to do cooking and washing; references required; Day good wages. 44S Ashland ay. COOK — Wanted, cook and young girl to assist in care of children. 107 Colon nade. ■ -_^ COOK— Wanted, at 107 Nelson ay., for nrivate family, a competent cook, with references. COOK— cook; also second girl. 251 - Selby. - COOKS— Wanted, cooks and girls for gen eral housework at 330 Walnut st. OOK— Wanted, a good plain cook, St. J Luke's hospital, 105 Eighth st. COOKS, housework, second and nurse v^ places at >ye's Employment Office, 377 Dayton ay. ■ COOK— A cook willing to assist in general / housework. Apply at 597 Holly aye., be tween 4 and C o'clock. COOK— Wanted, a good cook and second girl; two that will work together. 49 West Fourth st. poOKS for hotels ana private houses, gen- V/ era! houseworkers. South Dakota: dining room girls, dishwashers, chambermaids. 233 East Seventh, corner Wacouta. COOK — anted, at good wages, firtt-class cook; no washing or ironing done; ref erences required. Inquire mornings at 183 Nelson nv. DISHWASHER— girl to wHsh U dishes in boarding house. 482 Bradley, corner East Seventh. PAINING ROOM GIRL— IO2 College ay. DRESSMAKING — Wanted, EEirt and waist hands. Mrs. H. L. N'ye, 377 Day ton RV. DRESSMAKING— Apprentice girl want ed to learn dressmaking at 585 Waba sha st. gj{sg RESSMAKER- Wanted, first-class help at dressmaking. .Mrs. George IT. Hall, 110 West Third st. DRESSMAKING— Wanted, a waist and XJ skirt hand. 156 West Ninth, second floor. I \ININ<; ROOM GIRL wanted. '"One XJ Minute Rest," 453 7 abasha. ININt; 11OOM GIRLS.* 3 Clarendon hotel. FARM HANDS— Wanted, man and wife to work on stock farm ; woman to do housework. Koom 401, Drake Block. FAMILY COOK and second; Southern Minnesota; no washing. Meet lady at 35 Seventh, Douglass" Intelligence. FREE SITUATIONS FOR GIRLS — Larpenteur'sKeliableEmploymentOfQce. 51 West Exchange. Near St. Joseph's Hospital. GIRLS wanted for general housework; wages from $3 to So per week. Alex ander Employment Agency. Fargo, N. D. GIRLS WANTED— good cooks; ■wages, Sls to 820: second, table, nurse girls, general work, for the lakes; small families; good wages. Call 543 Wabashast. HOCSKWORK— wanted for house £l work. 320 East Sixth. WOK— Wanted, good girl for gen eral housework; call before 11 o'clock. 626 Selby. TJOtStWORK.— wanted for general XX housework. 353 Goodhue st. II OUSEWORK-Two girls for family, of XI four; must be willing to go to lake this summer. Mrs. L. K. Merrill, 105 Wilkin st. II OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general XX housework; family of two. 170 Kent St., corner of Selbv ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl for general housework. 271 Louis st., cor ner Iglebart. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general II housework. Apply at 820 Lincoln ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for cooking O and general housework: no washing; references required. Apply to 586 Lincoln avenue. OCSEWORK— A competent girl with references wanted at No. 2 East George st LI OUSEWOKK— Wanted, girl for general EX housework; German preferred. 431 Ashland ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a young girl to assist in general housework. Apply at 649 Western ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, competent girl for general housework; $14. Mrs. F. E. Blase. 1013 Dayton ay. HOUSEWORK— Girl for general wort IG2 College ay. HOUSEWORK— Situation wanted by a JJ Danish girl for general housework or second work . Call at 528 Edmund st. HOUSEWORK— competent girl Xi. as housemaid and waitress; reference required. 4C6 Portland ay. HOUSEWORK— wanted for house £l work. Call at 11>2 Iglehart. . SITUATION* Ol'FEia'l), JYiinil*"*. HO US WORK — Wanted, girl for light housework, family of three; good wages. 4) Albion apartments, comer Western and Selby ays. '. HOUSEWORK— Good, competent girl for general housework; good wages; nt 053 Portland ay. . HOUSEWORK- Girl wanted for general housework. Apply at 77 Dayton ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl or woman for general housework; good wages and small family. call at 421 Wabusha st., Room -. between 3 and 4 o'clock Sunday. ■ | HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl or woman j for general housework; good wages; small family. 335 Maple st. ' : ■'■■ ■-' HOUSEWORK— Want a good girl tor gen . eral housework. Apply No. 282 Sher biirno ay. __ HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted: must be j neat and clean. Inquire today at ('<>'' •■ fectiouery Store, corner Summit place aud Rondo. |_ HOUSEWORK— Agin for general house work, family of three, at Mrs. Clifford's, 12i> East Eighth st. - . ______ HOUSEKEEPER— Girl to go into the country for the summer; must know j something of housekeeping. N 10. Globe. .. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl for general housework; will pay good wages. At 148 Ramsey st ' , HOLME WORK— Girl wanted for house work, at I til Goodrich ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen- i eral housework: family of four; take Mississippi M. cars. 407 Case st. HOUSEWORK — Competent girl (Ger man) for general housework; family of four. Apply No. 213 East Eighth st HOUSEWORK —Wanted, a competent girl for general housework, in family of three. 024 Central Park east il OUSEWOKK— girt for small IT family: will pay good wages to cum peient girl. TOO Carroll. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general housework. Apply at once at 293 Pleas- i ant ay. < HOUSEWORK— for housework at II the lake. Mrs. M. Franklin, 389 Selbv ay. HOUSEWORK— wood girl for general housework. s!)f> Iglehart st. HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for general O housework. Inquire. Mrs. Gillette, iiOl Pleasant ay. . j mouse work- Wanted, an elderly girl £1 to help with housework. 401 Selby ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl for general housework. Apply 607 West minster^ ■ ' - . HOUSEWORK — Wanted, girl for general, housework: small house: small family; £12 to 814. I7 l Carroll st., Merriani Park, two { blocks from cable extension; also young girl wanted next door: S8 to SlO. I WILL pay ladies a salary of SlO per week ! to work for me in their locality at home: light work; good pay for part time: write, with stamp. Mrs. 11. 13. Farringlou, Box 702, Chicago, 111. ■.., KITCHEN GIRL wanted. 525 Summit j ay. ; one thai can cook. KITCHEN GIRL — Good kitchen girl wantod at 29 East Tenth st. LADIES for pleasant home work, day or -LJ evening: must do writing. Address with stamped envelope, Peerless Toilet Com pany, La Porte, lnd. LADY MANAGER of business ability, good conversationalist to assume con trol of our business. . Address with stamped envelope. Peerless Toilet Company, La Porte, lnd. LAUNDRESS— Wanted,a competent laun- ! dress to go to White Bear lake private j family: modern conveniences; references required. Apply to Mrs. A. B. Driscoll, The ; Aberdeen. • LAUNDRESS— Good laundress wanted i one day in each week at 753 East Sev enth st. . .. j I" AUNDRESS— A first-class laundress and -Li a woman with a grown child waiting for a place nt 390 Walnut st. LAUNDRESS — Wanted, first-class laun- XJ dress. 312 Summit; call after noon. LADIES of intelligence, who are anxious ; to obtain desirable employment, call at . 20 Mannheimer Block. NURSE- Wanted, at once, a good, compe- ; tent girl to take care of child. . Apply GSO Fairmount st. 'i ■ i NURSE GlßL— Wanted, a young girl to take care of children aud assist with work. #all at 569 Arundel st. ,- NURSE GIRL wanted, over sixteen years. i.^l Apply 513 Jackson st. i>: NURSE GIRL— competent nurse , girl. 449 Portland nv. NURSE GIRL wanted. Apply IS4 East Fourteenth st. ]VT URSE GIRLs wanted; about fourteen l^i years old: at 295 Fuller. POLISHER— Wanted, a first-class polish er. Call 152 South Wabasha, West St. Paul. SALESLADY— Must be thoroughly ac quainted with the millinery business. Apply to S. Weiss. No. 29 East Seventh st. SECOND GlßL— Wanted, a competant second girl to go to White Bear lake; no washing or ironing; private family. Apply to Mrs. A. B. .Driscoll. The Aberdeen. JEWING GIRLS — War ted. three good { O sewing girls at once, at 148 Ramsey st. , SKIRT GIRI.-Wanted. a first-class skirt O girl and waist finisher; none other need apply. 284 Iglehart st. SKIRT HANDS— vVanted.competent skirt O hands and waist finishers. B. E. Martin, Hotel Bar;eau. SKIRT HANDS— GirIs to work on skirts and bind waists. B. E. Martin, Hotel Bartean. STENOGRAPHER — Wanted, stenogra- O pher owning a Remington preferred; state salary expected, which must be low, rate of speed; apply in longhand. H.Globe. OTENOGRAPHER — Wanted, stenogra- O pher and typewriter at moderate wages. State in own handwriting experience and wages expected. Address Scribe. Globe • of lice. __^ STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, lady ste- O nographer at once. Address in own hand writing. Z 8, Globe. AIST HAND — Wanted, experienced waist hand and skirt hand; apply at once. 247 Selby ay. ■ W' ANTED— Ladies in every county to do writing at their home; "send stamp Moss Rose Co., Denver, Col. ANTED — Fifteen girls for general housework, small families, good wages; four cooks and three second girls. 389 Selby avenue. . . m WANTED— Four young ladies to learn telegraphy, shorthand, bookkeeping can make board. Globe Business College Kndicott Building. ? ' D fife SITUATION OFI i:i{||> FeinniCK. 1 SEWING GIRLS and apprentices wanted. kJ 102 Forbes ay. \\/ ANTED— Four bright energetic ladles »* to travel together, taking orders fora weekly publication; pleasant summer work; only those who will attend strictly to busi ness and can give the best of references need apply; salary and expenses paid. X 4. Globe. WANTED — Apprentices, dressmakers » * . and Indies' tailors to call mid see THK McDOWKLL GARMENT DIIAKTIKG MA CHINE, which is the only Improvement on Hie slow tailor's square, and which is now acknowledged by tin leading dressmakers to be THE ONLY RELIABLE method for drafting correct and stylish dresses in the most simple, most rapid and most accurate way. Positively no relillii.-gs or doing tho work over again. We tenth dressmaking in all its branches— DßAPlNG, BASTING, BONING AND FINISHING, and tench our pupils how to cut DARTLESS aNI) SEAM LESS WAISTS, OR WITH ONK. TWO OR TIIItEE DARTS, THE FRENCH BIAS. OR WORTH'S DART, PRINCESS DOUBLE IN DERARM. FRENCH HACK. JACKETS, COATS, CAPES. CIRCULARS. DOLMAN, SEAMLESS SKIRTS, BELL AND WAT TEAU SKIRTS, AND SEVENTEEN DIF FERENT STYLES OF SLEEVES. Ladies can loam two different styles daily, and I within two weeks how to cut from fashion books. Our cutters (ill the most responsible positions in this country. First-class posi tions given to competent parties, Come now «nd get one or more lessons free. EVENING CLASSES, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND i FRIDAY, FROM 7TO 0 P. M. Perfect-fit : ting patters cut to measure. Call or send tor I. our beautiful colored fashion plate free. j our fashion journals. Le Luxe and Spring I Album, the finest printed in France, are now on exhibition. THE McDowell COMPANY, . ROOMS 521. 528, 606% NICOLLET AY.. MINNEAPOLIS, OPPOSITTE GLASS BLOOK. Branch of New York Ofiice. (Car fare free ! toSt - Puul ]il dies.) j - . II<»Ii!»B:s Al\l> CARRIAGES. A SNAP— Eight good working or driving horses, among them two toppy drivers; ] nlso a three-quarter seat, side-bar and end j spring buggies, and two sets of single bar ness, one stone wagon nud curt, very cheap, at barn. 471 Sibley st. A GOOD DRIVING HORSE for sale, cheap. Inquire 301 Pleasant ay. A GOOD three-seated spring wagon, at No. 20 West Fourth st ; CARRIAGES— largest and best as sortment of light new carriages, buggies, j phaetons, wagons, pony carts and harness of I every description in St. Paul, to i.c closed out at cost, as I am retiring from the business, at King's Carriage Rooms, up stairs, corner j Fourth and Minnesota sts. tMNE CARRIAGE TEAM for sale a 1 £84 East Ninth st. Foil SALE — one buggy in good condition and used very little. ' B<)7 Woo'dbridge st. FOR SAI.K — rockaway and dog cart. Call at Col. Merriam's barn, Sher ! burne ay.. near Brewster. 1J»OR SALE— Two A 1 boggles, one coach harness, single harnesses and phaeton, for less thau half cost. C. B. Ucss, 037 Olive st. ;.., FOR SALE— Fast pacing horse.' perfectly sound; can show 2:30 gait; also hand [ some family mare. Call at 82 Central ay., corner Rice St. FOR sale CHEAP— Second-hand trucks for one and two horses:, also several buggies, a phaeton and a phaeton cart, at Twin City Carriage Works, University aye., near Rice st. ' .?" J ,.' ' FOR SALE, cheap, a set of light double harness. Dickerson, 21 East Third st. I^OR SALE— Nice, gentle driving . mare, . ' top buggy and harness, cheap. Koom 11, 328 Robert st. FOR SALE— A No. 1 black hearse (em blems complete) ; one coach, in fine con dition: also a very fine Victoria (good as new) ; will be sold cheap. Call or address C. B. Hess. 037 Olive st. '_ . FOR SALE— A fine saddle horse, very cheap if sold within a few days. Inquire D. 11. Michand, 101 East Fourth st. FOR SALE cheap, one heavy mule, or trade for work horse. Call 4tii) Sibley. FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE for any jT thing of value, one horse, .canopy top surrey and harness. Inquire at 671 Bedford st. FOR SALE — Nice pony, buggy and har ness, cheap for cash." T. P., Globe. FOR SALE— Horse, .wagon, sleigh and harness. Apply 14 Central a y. west. FOR SALE CHEAP— A tine. li?ht side- X \ bar buggy, or will exchange for a good two or three-seated spring . wagon, at No. 20 West Fourth st. '. . ■ POX SALE CHEAP— Two good carriage teams and two good single drivers, at teams and two good single drivers, at No. 20 West Fourth st. - . . ■ T7«OR LADY'S PHAETON,' with privilege FOR LADY'S PHAETON, with privilege J. of buying, a heavy, gentle, cheap horae or pony; also second-hand cook stove; name lowest cash price. Wellington Stratton, post office^ ■ FOR SALE CHEAP— Good delivery horse; XV Epring wagon; new harness. John Eagan. 730 Dayton ay. .. FOR SALE CHEAP-A very fine pony and cart. Call 254 East Ninth. FOR SALE CHEAP — Carriage team: time will be given responsible parties. For further particulars inquire Patterson Bros., Schutte Building, corner seventh and Jackson sts. - - ONE OF THE neatest phaetons in the city for sale cheap. Call on Tom Scott's ' Carriage Works, corner Nelson and Virginia a vs. ' • OASTURE your horses and cows at P. J. X. Keongh's, corner Hamlinc and Otto ays. WANTED— Lady's riding pony; weight, 850: sound, perfectly broke and gentle; .no broncho. Inquire at Finch. Van Slyck, Ycung & Co' a. G. W. Farnsworth. Uf AN TED— To buy a good pony cheap. V\ : 1097 Edmund St., corner of Lexington. WANTED— A good driving horse; weight about 1.100 lbs. 334 Stancey st. WANTED TO SELL— One fine team weighing about 2,000 pounds and two gray horses weighing about 2,400 pounds: will sell very cheap; a snap for some one; call at once.* F. P.. Globe, St. Paul. Minn. WANTED— exchange good phaeton for light buggy or horse. 452 Carroll st. WANTED— Pair matched ponies for lam , WilyW ily use; must be gentle- and good travelers'. Call at 147 West Sixth st. ANTED TO BUY— A good second- VV hand phaeton or top buggy and single harness. Address K3. Globe. • . ■:"■•'."- WANTED— A responsible party desires the use of horse and buegv for keeping for two or three months; best references given. Address X 9. Globe. __' i~)(\ H«SAD OF HORSES, drivers and /C *J draft horses, and some unbroken colts that are four and fiv? years old, that I will sell cheap, and the finest matched carriage team I ever shipped to this market J. P. Mulvehill, West Side. SITUATIONS AJ»Ti:i>. iflulc. A BRIGHT LAD of fifteen years, a pu pil of the Cretin high school, and writ ing a good hand, desires a position in some office: best of references. M 7, Globe. ARTIST— A |crayon [artist, air brush, wants position or will invest if all right. Address W 12, Globe. AN HONKHT, CAREFUL COUPLE* would like to take care of house for par ties leaving city for season; will give refer-, ences. 675 L'Onent st. "DARTENDKR— Young man, steady and XJ honest, wishes situation in hotel or sa loon: six years' experience. 488 Superior st. BOYs FOR FLACKS, places for boys; - employment bureau for poor boys, free. Newsboys' Club Room, 313 Wabsisha st. ;open from 11 to 12 a. in., and from 7 to 0 p. m. BOOK KEEPER— Wanted, a competent D bookkeeper: married man preferred; state experience and salary expected. Ad dress B 5, Globe. BOOKKEEPER — Situation wanted by trustworthy young Scotchman with a fair knowledge of "i ookkeeping and a year's ex perience in a gents' furnishing store In Can ada; first-class references. Address S 58,. GlobcMiuneapolis. CLERK— Wanted, position by an experi > enced grocery clerk. TO, Globe. EMPLOYMENT — Young Scandinavian would like a position of any kind; can give references; will work cheap. Address M 7, Globe.- EAITLOYMI-NT— Wanted, situation by a young married man: 1 will make myself useful at any branch of business; the best city reference. • Address G.S.. 3.3 Concord. Hi TEL WORK— A young man attending school wants position during vacation; hotel work pref erred. J G. Globe. MANAGER — Wanted, position as mana ger or steward of some first-class hotel: would accept clerkship if salary satisfactory; or would lane management of sonic first class restaurant, salary or half profits; ex perienced: references. Address T7, Globe. OTENOGRAPIIER — Experienced sten- O oprapher wishes situation: railroad work preferred; can give good references. Nil, Globe. QTENOGRAPHER with two years' ex- O perience would like a position in either city; can assist bookkeeper: references. Ad dress P 4.">. Globe. Minneapolis. WOODCARVEK— A boy, sixteen years old, would like to get a position where he ' could learn to be a woodcarver or draughtsman. Address £50 Duchess st. City. WORK FOR BOARD— Wanted, a place VV to work for my board between school hours to do chores; can take care of horse Address F. A. do, t-lobe. Females. CLERK — A girl desires a situation as a clerk; one that has experience. IGOV2 Charles st. P| RESSMAKER — Experienced dress- XJ maker would iike engagements in fam ilies. Call or address 312 University ay., Flat 10. DRESSMAKER — Experienced dress maker would wish sewing in families; reference if required. 3G5 Summit place. DRESSMAKER would like sewing in yj families; perfect lit guaranteed. Call or address 914 Albemsrle st. HOUSEC LEANING— A woman wants li hoiisecleauins, office cleaning by the day. Call or address Mrs. M. A. W., 415 Wa couia, city. LJOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, situation as II housekeeper or companion by an intel ligent and agreeable lady. Address Miss Es tella liolfe, C2B Second ay. south, Minneap olis. HOUSEKEEPER— A middle-aged lady would like a position as housekeper. Inquire 248 V\ est Seventh. . LJ OUSEKEEPKR— Situation wanted by a El middle-aged lady as housekeeper: can give good reference; no objection to chil dren; in or out of city. Call or address M. C, 2415 Second st northeast, Minneapolis,, Minn. • " ' OOUSEKEEFER— Wanted, by an ex- IX perieuced lady, a position as house keeper, or to take care of au*elderly lady; good references. Address W., Box 3, South St. Paul. JADIES in need of help can find the same ■i by calling on Mrs. Merryweather, 543 Wahas'ha st. • OFFICE WORK— Lady accustomed to office work, writing a plain, rapid hand, desires work at home. M 11, Globe. SCRUBBING— Mrs. M. Moritz would like work of any kind, as scrubbing, washing, housecleaning. Apply at 72S Van Buren st. SEWING — An experienced dressmaker wants sewing in families: references given. ' Call or address 195 Pearl st. STENOGRAPHER— A young lady sten- O ographer desires position; good refer ences furnished; moderate salary. K. 9, Globe. ■ • • ' OTENOGRAPHER— Wanted, by a sten lO ographer and typewriter with two years' experience, a position paying from 810 to $12 per weeK: can give reference from one of the best wholesale houses in the city. Address M. L. W., No. GT>!) Portland ay., City. STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, by a competent young lady ; references given. P. O. Box 2519. STENOGRAPHER — Competent lady 0 stenographer, with four years' experi ence, desires position, all or part of each day; can furnish machine. V 4, Globe. WASHING, housecleaning or any kind of day work wanted. Mary Fizigosh, 778 Capitol st. ■ WASHING— A German likes to go out wnsh'iig aud cleaning. 523 Blair st. WASHING wanted, at 45(! East Sixth st. : rough-dried clothes 25c. per doz, called for. ■ WASHWOMAN— A good washwoman wants work. 64<5 Pleasant ay. WASHING and ironing wanted at 50 cents a dozen. Inquire at C«i7 Missis sippi st. (basement). WASHING AND IRONING wanted; work in house. 431 Thomas. WAITRESS— Situation wanted by ex perienced waitress; lunches, dinners or receptions; can superintend same. Ad dress V 5. Globe. WASTED TO BUY. ■'AGE— Wanted, parrot cage, large and J cheap. Address T. C, Globe. GOOD, sound family horse; five to eight years; 1,100 pounds; state cash price. 145, Globe. DECLINING Second-hand in- XV valid reclining chair with wheels. ■ Ad dress Rev. T. A. Flynn, Madison, S. D. SCRAP IRON— Wanted, all tne scrap iron, ■waste paper or metals I can get. aud will call for any such goods to any part in the city for lots not less than 2jO pounds. J. Firestone, 262 Jackson st. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING — Gentle men's second-hand clothing: highest cash price paid. Address IS3V2 East Sev enth st. _______ rpYPEWRITKR — Wanted, spcond-hand A typewriter, cheap. J4. Globe. . WANTED TO BUY— A young, new milk, VV Jersey cow, a second-hand buggy, an office desk and a second-hand safe. Call or address, quick, J. A. Moore. 318 Goodrich ay. HLOBE WANTS VJ AIMING T T EEKLY NEVER FAIL OF COOI> REStLTS INSTRUCTION. ARE YOU satisfied with the penmanship A of your children? If not, send them to the Saturday classes at the Metropolitan Business College, 1108 Pioneer Press Build ing. See other ads. /"i ENTLEMEN'S garment cutting tonght; VX good salaries assured when pupils are proficient, and the field is not overcrowded. Apply M 14, Globe. ' . ' 01 ANO LESSONS given to pupils under X fifteen years old, 2."c; arrangements made for practicing if desired; beginners preferred. Address 'A 11. Globe. ■ '• SCHOLARS wanted to learn music. In quire 10211 Jenksst. ■ ■ - THE SATURDAY CLASSES in pen manship for children at the Metropoli tan Business College are proving a great sue-! cess. See other ads. - ■■■' • CLOAIPIAKIftO. '■ a*HE CENTRAL CLOAK COMPANY, JL 100 East Third st.. are prepared to make to order jackets, coats, capes or cape new markets in latest shapes. Fur garments made or remodeled in best furrier style; fur linings especially. ai cnox waives." li:i«:iii:ix>i & JohnNOll, Auction -• •' ■ ■ eerw. FINE FURNITURE, fancy bric-a-brac, carpets, rugs, etc. . at auction. We will bell at public auction at the residence. No. 882 Hague avenue (near Victoria st.). on Thursday. May 19, at 10 a. m., the contents of the house, consisting of a lot of very hue parlor chairs, divans, willow rockers, one elegant bookcase, fancy onyx-top. taDles, fine mantel sets of bronzes, clocks, brass or naments, mirrors, French bisque pieces, ele gant hanging and parlor lamps, one very line dining room set, all-silver tableware and cutlery, a lot of line cut glassware, two fine bedroom i>uiis, body Brussels and ingrain carpets and rugs, one six-hole cooking range with water front, cooking utensils. etc., etc. This is without doubt the choicest lot of furniture and bric-a-brac offered this season. - By ail means attend this sale. Kav -011 ugh & Johnson, Auctioneers, lstj, IBS and l'jij sixth st. TORAGE SALE OF FINE HOUSE Goods at Auction— We will sell at .auc tion, on Wednesday. May 18th. Nt 10 a. m." at store No. 210 East Seventh street, a. fine lot of furniture, carpets, dishes, etc., consisting of 5 lino bedroom nets, 2 line parlor sets, 2 wil low rockers. 2 sofas, 3 easy chairs, line Brus selsand ingrain carpets, Silvereue range.gas oline Htove. center tables, ice box, kitchen utensils, dining room table, sideboard, dining room chairs, kitchen table, Kitchen chairs, lace curtains, chenille curtains, and a lot of other goods, such as spring mattresses, etc. If yon are looking for household goods at tend this sale. Kavanagh & Johnson, Auc tioneers. 180, ISS. VJ> East Sixth st. A. 11. iVirolay. Auctioneer. AT AUCTION— Now is your time, if you want to double your money. Where* At iVj'j Martin St., corner Mackubiu st, the best business corner property, improved. Col. A. 11. Kieolay, auctioneer, will sell at public auction on Saturday afternoon, rain or shine, June I£, 1802, on the premises, southwest corner Martin and Mackubiu bts., a very at tractive and valuable corner business prop erty, on the premises, at 4 o'clock sharp, that very valuable business corner lot, 40 feet by 13".'M0 feet in depth, with good building on the same: store below suitable for most any kind of business, grocery, butcher, bakery or otherwise: building r.'xfJo feet; store on first floor, and good six iarge living rooms above: good basement and sewer connection: now is your time to buy. Why? Because this property will be sold to highest bidder, sub ject to mortgage of S-'.OOO, two and a half years to run; for full particulars apply to Col. A. 11. Nicolay, Real Estate Auctioneer, No. 141 East Fifth St., between Jackson and Robert sts.. St. Paul, Minu. Jebb A Sell aver. Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND CARPETS at auc tion. We will sell on next Wednesday. May 18, at 10 o'clock a. m a lot of line fur niture, consisting of antique oak. walnut and cherry bedroom suits, parlor furniture and easy rockers, cheval pier glass, oil paintings and steel engravings, bookcase. Wilton, vel vet, Brussels ■ and ingrain carpets, gas fix tures, large ice chest, one Hub six-hole range, cooking utensils, crockery, etc. : parties in search of bargains should attend this sale. Jebb & Schauer, Auctioneers, 422 Wabashasl. itliscellsine<»ii». ' pllE OLD ORIGINAL G.N. CARUOZO. A- who has been in business here tweutv seven years— no connection with any other house of same name— now located next to the Merchants' National Bank on Jackson St., will sell your furniture at auction or "give you the highest market price in cash ior same ; any amount fio:n SlO to 55.0J0. Don't forget the place. 370 Jackson st. OJ'E WORKS. FJ. KOCH EX, N. w. Steam Dye Works • office, 410 Robert St., Kyau block works, 55 and 57 Indiana ay. JAMISON & CO., New York Steam Dye *f : Works; ladies' and gents' clothing a specialty. ' 14 West Sixth st. KAHLKKT ■,&. MINTEL, Minnesota IV Steam Dye Works. 244 East Seventh. PEttSOrVALS. ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? If so, consult J\ Madame lna Walker., life reader, who gives resume of ■ past, present and future; ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen, 81; correspond ence promptly answered. Parlors, No. 640 Wabasba. . A TTENTION. LADIES !-"£mma" Bust xl. Developer will enlarge your bust five inches: guaranteed; sealed instructions 2c, or 24-page illustrated catalogue €c, by mail. Emma Toilet Bazar, Boston. Mass. ("lAST-OFF CLOTHING— Pay best prices; V./ : old gold and silver bought: orders at tended any distance and St. Paul. E. Green, 816 Washington nv. south. Minneapolis. Its. M. A. TUSSfcY, 223 East Eighth st. Magnetic and massage treatment for nervous diseases, paralytic and rheumatism; also Turkish baths: hours, 'J a. m. to a d. m. MADAME TEITSWORTH — Reliable Business Clairvoyant, Test Medium: 2!) years' experience. 509 WaDasha St. No sign. PROF. CH. 'BERGMAN, Dr. Bemns and Messrs. Rosencranz and Perriu, of the Bergman saimtarium Lakewood on Cbau . tauqiia, N. V.. for the nan-poisonous cure of the opium, liquor and tobacco habits, are stopping at the Hotel Ryan : sanitariums will probably be located in this city and Minne apolis, of which notice will be'given iv this paper. PERSONAL— Your destiny revealed; full X- I written prediction of your life, with pen picture of future husband or wife as foretold by astrology. Send date of birth and 20 cents .to Astrologer. Lock Box 117. Kansas City.Mo. WILL THE PARTY who by mistake took a bundle of Madras curtains from the 2:15 Dulir.h train on Monday last, return the same to station agent at White Bear Lake and thus avoid trouble? PERSONAL. ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY! ii Astonishing Revelations! Free Teats : Free. Tests ! ! Free Tests : : : [}■' *.-M~-- '" r ML) s^gil Dr. H. Elmer Hall, late of New York, the prince trance clairvoyant astrologer, palmist, and dead trance medium, seer of past, present and future: born with veil and power from birth of revealing every hidden mystery. Positively no imposition. , Advice on business, love, marriace, specula tion, divorce, and all affairs of life." Dr. H. Elmer Hall is a seventh son: born with a double veil; tells your entire life— past, pres ent and future— in a dead trance; has the power of any two clairvoyants yon ever met. In tests he tells your mother's full name be fore marriage, the names of all your family, their ages and description, the name and business of your present husband, the name of your next if yon are to have one; the name of the young man who now calls on yon; all your future will be told or written in au honest, clear, plain manner in a dead trance. - Mothers should know the success of their .husbands and children: young ladies should know everything about their . sweetheart or intended " hus band. - Do not keep company, ' marry or go into business until you know all. The doctor is the only one in the world who can tell you the full name of your future husband or wife, with age and date of mar riage, and tells whether the . one yon love is true or false. The doctor, by his advice, brings good luck, reunites the separated, causes speedy marriages, removes ail family troubles and estrangements, has no equal in charm making, and makes no charge until work is finished. Will give a free test to those wishing a sitting. P. S.— Persons wish ing to win the love or affection of any person should procure Dr. Hall's wonderful magic : belt, guaranteed to bring health, love, justice,' protection, wealth, friendship and success. He truthfully reveals your past and future life. Hundreds of clairvoyants, mediums and fortune tellers may have visited this city, but none can equal this medium, for he reads your fate by awonderful power. • Busi ness strictly private and confidential. Pri vate parlor at 147 East Seventh st. St Paul. Scud stamp for one of Dr. Hall's mammoth pictorial circulars, with portrait ot himself and life among the wild men of India. N. B.— This is the doctor's first visit. Open Sun day until 7 p.m. ]9 ri;*A*c:iAi.. : '■* EJI. NEWI'OKT it SON, INVEST • : merit Danker* loan money mi ha i roved property in St. Paul and Minneap olis at 0 ter cent "on or before." Offices, New Pioneer Press Building, bi. Paul, and Reeve Building. Minneapolis. A A — LOANS on furniture, pianos. • -fl» horses, diamonds, watches on 1 sealskin sacques; lowest rates. Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms Vi, 14. First National Bank: Building, corner Fourth ana Jackson sts. . -DO YOU \VA>T TO BORROW money at a .lower rate than you can lorrow through miy other agency! The American Mortgage Loan Company, "Room 7. First National bank building, corner Fourth end Jack Ms., will let jau have any amount, flO, %'!», J'J5. J4", 875, $100 o: %2QQ—£xk fact, any mm you wish— onvour told watch, diamonds. household furniture, horse, ljujrgy, piano, carriage, etc., at a lower late Ulan you ran possibly get it elsewhere. Goods can remain in your possession, anil you can pry a part any "time you want pnd Hop interest. Business private andctift dential. You ran have your own time In raring up princii »1. . BANK STOCKS a specialty; bonds, com mercial paper, mortgages, securities bought and sold. Geo. W. Jenks. Investment Banker, Minn. Loan & Tiust Bid<;., Mpls. BEFORE you borrow money or renew loans see The State Savings Bank. i>er niania Life Insurance company's building, corner Fourth and Minnesota sts.; this bank loans at moderate rales and charges no com mission. - BOKKOW 6 pei cent on vacant or im proved city real estate. C. W. Young man. 117 Kast Fourth st. CIAPITAL LOAN t'OMPANV has ' money to. loan of all amounts on furni ture, pianos, horse. carriages, etc.: easy terms. No. 12 Schulte Block, corner Seventh and Jackson. . . - CHEAP Sums to snit. All privileges. MONEY Close 24 hours. TO ROTHSCHILD & TIIUKSTON LOAN Pioneer Press Building. DO ] Loans on furniture, pianos, dia- I monds.watches.sealskin sacqnes, I goods in storage, etc.. etc. Goods YOU I remain iv your possession. No publicity. Lowest possible rates. Loans can be repaid by mstali- NEED I nients. thus reducing principal I and interest. bO'-i Jackson, cor ner Tnird. Room 4. Private MONEY? I room for ladies. _____ CIO,OOO. /r |i 23,000; 57.000. Q 55,000, 83.030. . £2,500, £1.503. Li . 51,000. 5530. O saw. A Improved or Un- On City Property, j\J i> improved, SMITH & TAYLOR. 312 Manhattan Building, Robert and Fifth Sts. It \OU are wanting a Joan ou your bones, furniture, watches, diamonds, or anything of value, be sure and go to the old reliable, square-dealing loan office of J. L. Strauch. Room li , Globe Building. You enn get no tetter terms, lower rates or easier return pay ments elsewhere. Private rooms. Remember the place. LAKtiE AMOUNTS of money to loan oh improved property at 6 per cent. Smith, Parker & Oilman. New Life Building. fctr\N OK BEFORE 1 ; you apply for a \J- loan on St. Paul improved or unim proved property, see Rothschild & ThurstOD, Pioneer Press Building. !VI ONEV loaned in sums of SlO ana upward l»x on furniture, pianos, horses, carriages and all kinds of jewelry of value; lowest rates in city: private rooms; strictly confi dential. . Room ,25, Court Block. 24 East Fourth St.. opposite court house. . MONEY LOANED on life insurance pol -1»L icies: or bought. L. P. Van Norman, Cl Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis. ONEY TO LOAN at 6. 7 end 8 per cent on vacant or improved city property. J. W. F:!ilihee. 314 Pioneer Press Building. MONEY TO LOAN without delay, from §10 upward, on furniture,' horses, jew elry, etc. : time checks, notes and second real estate mortgages bought. Minnesota Loan Co., 117 East Fourth st. ' MONEY TO LOAN— at 8 percent: no commission. Address W3. Globe. PROPERTY in Arlington Hills, Dayton's Bluff. Rice st. district, Midway district or St. Anthony Hill is good enough" to secure the money we loan at C, 7 and 8 per cent. Rothschild & Thurston, Pioneer Press Build -P-R-I-V-A-T -£- Money loaned on diamonds, watches, pianos, furniture or goods in storage at lowest rates, and small monthly return payments; notes and mortgages bought; most private loan rooms in the city. Ohio Investment Com- ' pany, l'£! Globe Building; take elevator. 11 Ii GEUMaNIA LAND COMPANY buys, sells mortgages, loans money at current"rates. W. P.Wcsttall.sec. : E. J.Dar ragh, treas. 23 and 24 Globe Building. rpHE SAVINGS BANK OF ST. PACL, J- corner Fifth and Jackson sts., always has money to loan at 6. 7 and S per cent, and charges no commission. \\T F. MOKITZ. 032 PIONEER I'Ki>S VV • Building Mortagage loans made promptly; (i, 7 and 8 per cent; mortgages bought. ■ ' WANTED— £14.000 ou first-class Henne- VV pin ay. property, between Twelfth and Fifteenth sts. ; tnr*e years; principals reply. Address D 100, Globe, Minneapolis. ANTED TO IIOKKOW— S3CO lit 10 per cent: excellent security. Address D 10. Globe. WANTED— SI 4,000 on first-class Henne- V\ pin ay. property, between Tweltih and Fiithteenth sts. ; three years: principals re ply. Address D 100, Globe". Minneapolis. PER CENT MONEY to loan on St. Paul 6PEK CENT MONEY to loan ou St. Faul and Minneapolis improved real estate; any sum: no deiay;" and 8 per cent on un improTed; gilt edge mortgages 6. 7 and 8 per cent for sale. E. M. and R. L, Ware, \>SS Pioneer Press building. I»RF,SS3IAKIIV«. LOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE — Teleg vJ raphy, shorthand, bookkeeping: type writing on rive different ' machines a spe cialty: students can work for board: night school all summer. F. A. Maron, EudicOtt Building. ". ' ' . LADIES, you can learn a - genuine Taylor system (tape measure and square) at very reasonable terms this system follows every fashion and gives a perfect fit. H. L. De Long. Agent for Minnesota, 42 Mannheimer Block TYPEWRITERS ASD SIT. i»L.ies. rpilE REMINGTON' TYPEWRITER— -L Constantly Improved : desks for all ma chines; paper, ribbons, carbon; send for cat nlogue. Wyckoff, Scamaus & Benedict, Fast Fourth st. . STENOGRAPHERS furnished with po sitions and business houses supplied without charge to either party. Apply to Wyckoff. Seamaus & Benedict, '1 1 East Fourth St. PROFESSION A SCIENTIFIC FACE MASSAGE and O complexion treatment; also manicuring. Mrs. Hughes, 34 Maunheimer Block. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently re- O moved from the face, neck. arms, breast orbetween the eyebrows, by electricity, with out injury: moles and warts skillfully treat ed. Mrs. Baldwin, 34 Maunheimer Block. Hours. 0 a. m. T.i 5 p. m. MOKK AH» BAR FIXTURICS NEW AND SECOND-HAND SALOON fixtures, ice . boxes, mirrors, pool and billiard tables, counters and shelving, zii Washington ay. north, Minneapolis.