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IB "A LITTLE WANT TELLS THE STORY EVERYWHERE." BHWHMHHmiHHMHmg |imWW»ffIH»mHIHHW^ gHW»»Hft>WmHH>HHWK ff TRY ONE SUBD4Y. H g TRY ONE TODAY. ] g TRY ONE TUESDAY. § TRY ONE WEDNESDAY 3 1 TRY ONE THURSDAY. 3 £ TRY ORE FRIDAY. 3 \% TRY ONE SATURDAY. 72tiiuuuiiuuuuuuaumft :^iuuuuuuuuiuitutuui^' PiiiiuiiniuiituminuHiiiß ?uuuuwuuuuuuuuu^ luuuiuuiuuuuuuuuui % uuuuuuuuuuuuuiutf' TRY THE SLQ3£?S POPULAR WANTS AND SE CONVINCED. i KIKE BAROMETER. A*li (lie boy who sells the r»«T»er« Jtr«i Ire will tell yon more abont Circulation than all the affidavits 111 Sit cau be published. Just try it ar.d you will be convinced that iKe 1 it.be lead.-, all. C[ ■ T_R A gglfeffi^O' U^aHl:;! II M' WANTS BY MAIL. /ll Want Ads, one rent a woid each Inser tion Nothing less than 15 cents. Adver tisements from cut-of-lown sent any day by trail to the Globe, accompanied by remit- Isrc'e at alove rate, will te invariablyin tuitu the following morning. WANTS CAN BE LEFT A 1 the Following Locations for Insertion in Daily and Sunday Globe, at the Same Rates as Charged by the Mala Office: ARLINGTON HILLS. C.R. Marelius Drugstore (OR. BEDFORD AND DECATUR. E.Jurgeson Grocery Store PAYNE AY. AND REANEY ST. A. AG. A. Schumacher. Drug Store 154 PAYNE AVENUE. A.Hermann Grocery Store COR. BURR AND MINNEHAHA. *— ■ , DAYTON'S BLUFF. Sever Westby ..Drugstore 070 EAST THIRD STREET. i. C. Vacder Bie.lce Cream & Confectionery 5115 EAST SEVENTH ST. *- ' * HAMLINE. Esmline Pharmacy. Drugstore 710 SNELLING AVENUE. LOWER TOWN. William K. Collier Drugstore SEVENTH AND SIBLEY. Joseph Argay Drugs re CORNER GROVE AND JACKSON STS. lI.D. Merrill Newsstand 442 BROADWAY. . ; • • MEKKI.LII PARK. A.L. Woolsey Drugstore ST. ANTHONY AND PRIOR AYS. ST. ANTHONY HILL. W.A.Frost &Co Drugstore SELBY AND WESTERN AYS. Straight Bros! Drugstore RONDO AND GROTTO STS. A.A.Campbell Drugstore 235 RONDO STREET. C.A. Lyons rug store UNIVERSITY AND DALE STS. A.T. Guernsey Drugstore 171 DALE STREET. E.McCrudden Confectioner r 4DC RICE STREET. UNION PARK. C.A. Ifonebow Cigars and Tobacco UNIVERSITY AND PRIOR AYS. I PEEK TOWN. CD. Reeves Drugstore MOORE BLOCK, SEVEN CORNERS. C.T. Heller Colonnade Drug Store ST. PETER and TENTH STS. B-J.Wllte Drugstore ECO MARKET, CORNER FIFTH. W.E.Lowe Drugstore ROBERT AND TWELFTH STREETS. E.T. vYincott&Co Drugstore COR. RICE AND IGLEHART. WEST SEVENTH STREET. A. AG. A. Schumacher. Drugstore 489 EST SEVENTH ST. r.J.MiUlcr. DrngStor COR. JAMES AND WEST SEVENTH. WEST SIDE. She Eclipse Drugstore :-. ROBERT AND FAIRFIELD AY. """ C.T.Dunn cigar and News Stand 4'iS S. ROBERT STREET. CeoigeMartl Drugstore fc. WABASHA AND FAIRFIELD AY. O. Deme i '.;>.Barber Shop 127 E. FAIRFIELD AY. He rid Street Prescription Drug Store CORNER STATE AND CONCORD. A.T. Hall Drugstore CORNERS. WABASHA AND ISABEL. - hi:, ■-.- -:.;:■ ..." )-■■ AS^OISiKMESTS. IjUtEE: ROOK. "How to Speculate Suc cessfully on the Grain and Slock Mar kets." Trading on limited margins explained. Coates & Co.. Kiallo Building. Chicago, ill. MR. .JULIUS W. SCIILENKER HAS severed his connection with the Rock away Hotel, Mr. F. B. Bass having assumed the management on Nov. I, 1891. 11/" LEND MURK MONEY ON ♦ » clothing and furs than any one in the business. No 89 East Sixth st.; Hymau Fe gelsou. opposite Metropolitan Opera House. BUI ATIOHS OFFERED. titles. AGENT*— got the best thing on earth for the people and for honest agents who want to make money doing a public good, and in such a way that they will continue making it as long as they live, with the same people, for V. O. is au . absolute and positive necessity that the people must have, 110 mat ter how low the price of wheat or silver. I have agent* who are making from five to twelve hundred dollars a month, and hun dreds are making from 550 to $'-' X) without going out of their homes. I conduct my business as no agency man does, and protect my agents in a permanent business requiring no canvassing or no cunning lying or decep tion of any sort. I have no time to read the letters or idle curiosity chaps, or Paul l'rys: so give lhe names of live references and en close 10 cents for me to find out who and what you are before giving you my terms to agents. Circulars sent free to all applicants. I want an agent in every locality; elderly men or women are the best. Thco. Noel. Geologist. Chicago. 111. AGENTS sold 15,000 perfect pants hangers iv two weeks. Ten cents gets sample and terms. Perfect Pants Hanger Company, Utopia Building. Detroit, Mich. AGENTS— Wanted, agents for Bankers' Life association, St. Panl.Minii.: strongest heme company furnishing guaranteed pro tection at lowest coFt; profitable position open in St. Paul and throughout Minnesota. Write for agency. AGENTS make 85 daily: marvelous inven tion: three to six needed in each house hold; sample free. Forshee & Makiu, Cin cinnati, O. AGENTS— Our men are making 825 to 5126 per week. Send for proofs. Fast est seller in existence. Lyons F. S. &H. R. Co.. Goshen, Ind. AGENTS— Lady agents wanted. 31S Wa basha st.; good pay. AGENTS— Now Is Your Chance—slo a day easily made selling our S3 dishwashing machine; secure your county at once. Write Northwestern Dishwasher Company, St.Paul Minn. AGENTS WANTED—New thing! Big money! Quickest and easiest-selling office specialty in the world ! A necessity in every place of business. Address Pilkiugton Bros.. 108 Fulton st., New York. A GENTS— take orders. Staple article. A We will pay salary and expenses or big commission and send samples to the right applicant Address, with stamp, Manufac tory, .'35 Pearl St., New York City. AGENTS WANTED for Mark Twain's new«-book, "Pudd'nhead Wilson, and Those Extraordinary Twins." ■ An immense hit. Write quick for exclusive territory and terms. Address National Publishing Co., Lakeside Bld'g., Chicago. 111. A LERT MEN" for secret service work. JtA. special correspondence and locating debtors. Spare time profitably employed. Full instructions given. Experience unnec essary. Address, with stamp. American De tective Agency, Indianapolis. Ind. APPRENTICES — Wanted, three young " men to learn the barber's trade; we guarantee yon competent in six weeks; send for particulars. 110 Hennepin, Minne apolis. BAKER— A German second hand baker. Address all communications to Jonn Koske. 253 East Third si.. Winona,"Minn. BLACKSMITH— Wanted, an all-around blacksmith. H. C. Farmer, Stillwater, Minn. CANVASSERS— Wanted, five more first class canvassers, male or female, for a first-class book. Address, with references, Nnrth Star Specialty Co., P. O. Box 443, Minneapolis. COATMAKERS— Wanted, first-class coat makers. George Palmes Company, 94 East Fourth st. HYER- first-class dyer to take J" charee of dye works on commission: good opening. Address H 209, Globe. JO. O. F.. I. O. R. M., A. O. U. W., K. O. A. T. M., K. P., F. and A. M., P. of H. Grangers' attention: agents wanted at once; write today. P. O. Box 1572. Boston. Mass. PHYSICIAN— Wanted, a physician to take charge of the family and hospital practice in Minneapolis; one about forty-five to fifty years old preferred; must have best of references. Apply by letter, stating salary expected, to George W. Knapp, care of this office. RELIABLE MEN wanted to distribute circulars for large advertisers; cash paid; enclose stamp: reference. '-Distribut ing Bureau," P. O. Box 1925, New York city. SALESMEN— Two traveling shoe sales men wanted, with established trade in Minnesota and Dakotas, for a manufacturing and jobbing house in Minnesota; must be first-class and experienced or uo need to apply. Address, with full particulars, V 15, Globe. SALESMEN— Every county; $75 month and expenses; self-seller. Kneeland Mfg. Co., Chicago. SALESMEN IN EVERY COUNTY—S7 month and expenses. Office, furniture advertising furnished. Goods monopoly Experience unnecessary. Address K. S. Co.. 121 Colonnade Building. Boston, Mass. TRAVELING SALESMEN to sell the celebrated "Belle of Anderson County" case goods and other brands of fine Ken tucky hand-made sour, mash whiskies; on monthly salary and expenses or commission; reference required. Address Ed. Murphy & Co., Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers, No. 15 Cheapside, Lexington. Ky. qnVENXY-FIVE MEN for station work A. near city; good men can make 8- per day; twenty men for Wisconsin lumber woods. Apply Sunday forenohn, 295 Jack son st. : « WANTED— A man to cement cellar aud VV excavate. 823 Laurel ay. 117 ANTED—General agents; 81 will start VV you iv a paying wholesale business; send stamp for.particulars. J. N. Dowoll, 31 Locust St.. Pittsburg. Fa. WANTED— Salesmen for cigars: $75 to 8125 a month salary and expenses; experience not necessary. Bishop & Kline, St. Louis, Mo. WHO WANTS THEM?—About four thousand of those wonderful jumping beans at ten dollars a thousand (regular price fifty dollars); write quick. Max Gess ler, Milwaukee. ANTED— Energetic man to manage branch office: position permanent; sal ary 81,200 and commission; must furnish 8600 to assist in carrying stock. Address Manu facturers, Box 339, St. Louis, Mo. WANTED— Specialty Advertising Can vassers familiar with premium mercan tile trade; money-maker of 1894. Also clever gen. canvassers on greatest seller of the day. Stanley-Bradley, 5 E. 16th st, New York. WANTED— Men in every county to act as private detectives under instructions; experience not necessary; particulars free. National Detective Bureau,lndiauapolis,lnd. WANTED— Competent sole agents, witf money, for gaslight burner; indorsed governor Indiana. Lyman Abbott, ex-Presi dent Harrison, government experts.huudreds firms. Retails 83. Always everywhere "the best" is salable. Motey, Inventor, La grange, 111. ,A: W ANTED— Everybody to buy the now game of Presidents and" Historical Events. Sold for 27c by Lackner & Ferrer, Aurora, 111. Agents wanted. Write for par ticulars. ACCOUNTANTS ASK through the Globe's Guaranteed Wants, and it will be given. An ad on this page will bring results, or your money will be returned to yon, _ —■„ ■..;--., HM. J j-.MPEE—Public Accountant aDd • Auditor, Germania Life Bldg., St.Paul, THE SAINT PAUL DAILY :f GLOBE:: SUNDAY MORNTNQ. NOVEMBER, 11, IPO4.—SIXTEEN PAGrary. SITUATIONS OFFER Kl> Female. ANY LADY can easily make $18 weekly working for me quietly at home. Po sition permanent, and if you can only spare two hours per day, don't fail to Investigate. Reply with stamped envelope. Miss Lucille Logan, Joliet. 111. ATTENTION, LAD '—"Emma" Bust Developer will enlarge your bust 5 inches. Guaranteed. Scaled instructions 2c, or 24 --page illustrated catalogue Cc, by mail. Emma Toilet Bazar. Boston. Mass. ALTO SIN GSR-Wanted, second alto for A lady quartette. Address O 14, Globe. CLERK— Girl wanted to work in confec tionery store; one who is willing to work cheap and can give good references. Ad dress X 15 Globe. CHAMBER WORK-\\anted,Germangirl for chamber work. Minnesota Home, 282 East Third st. FRENCH IDEAL SYSTEM— $20 sys tem of actual measurement given and taught for $1 for a short lime only. 444 Wa basha St. .-? HOUSEWORK — Girl wanted for general housework at 408 Ashland ay. HOUSEWORK— A capable girl for gen eral housework. Apply at once at 1227 West Seventh st.; bring recommendations. HOUSEWORK- Gill for general house work. 790 Laurel ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen eral housework, family of three, at 031 Westminster st. HOUSEWOKK— Wanted, a good girl for general housework in family of three; no children. G9l Poitlaud ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, young girl in small family. 1022 Edmund, near Chatsworlh. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general [AL housework; small family. 031 Pine st. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good German girl for general housework, at 292 Ron do st. HOUSEWORK-Girl wanted. 233 Smith ay. HOUSEWORK— A good girl wanted for general housework. 100 Western ay HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a competent girl for general housework; two in family. 297 Sherman st. HOUSEWOKK— Good girl for general housework. 167 Nina ay. HOUSEWORK - Girl wanted at 519 Broadway. HOUSEWORK— Competent girl wanted for general housework; family of three. 359 Grove st. HOUSEWORK-Girl for general house work; one who is ustd to children. 796 Cedar st. HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, widow lady forty yeats old. ot stood references; American preferred. 760 Wabasha. KITCHEN WORK— Wanted, a good, smart girl for kitchen work; apply at once. 84 Smith a% LADIES can mice 553 dally by folding and addressing circulars for us "at home; no canvassing; position permanent. Reply with stamped envelope, Miss Marie Worth, Ash land, O. NURSE— Wanted, a girl to taKe care of children at 850 Rice st, at once. RARE CHANCE FOR A LADY—Want - ed, a lady of business ability, good standing and good address, to take the sole agency for our celebrated complexion goods in St, Paul, Minn. No canvassing. Ladies in other cities make $40 to 8100 each week. This is an honorable, pleasant and perma nent business. Our remedies for the devel opment and preservation of female beauty and form are of the highest standard, and in general use in France and by the elite of American society. They are in constant ae mand wherever introduced. An able lady has here a chance to build up a permanent business, as one goods are pure, harmless and unlike those worthless cosmetics sold by quacks. For particulars address Fleur de Lis Co., Venetian Building, Chicago. SALESLADIES- Wanted, salesladies at . once; a permanent and good position offered. Address X 12. Globe. WORK FOB BOARD—Wanted, eirl to work for board, or will pay good girl $5 a month. 56Tiltonst. , WHY PAY five cents for an inferior loaf of bread when you can get Allen's for the same? Ask your grocer for it. WANTED— Lady to work for me at once; $15 weekly: no canvassing;l send stamp. Estelle Montgomery, 631 Sixteenth st., Denver, Col. WANTED— Lady to work for me at home; V v 815 weekly: no canvassing: send stamp. Estelie Montgomery, 631 Sixteenth at., Den ver, Col. WANTED— Two ladies to go to still water: good salary. Call on George Clme, 530 Cedar st. WANTED— especially ladies, In every city aud town; can make 82 to 85 a day; send 20 cents for sample and terms. The lusectolene Company, : 301 Broadway, Cincinnati, O. WANTED— dining-room girls for Grand Rapids. Minn.; wages, 815; first-class cook; fare paid: call Sunday. Mrs. Standley's Employment Office, 27 East Sev enth st. WANTED— Lady Agents—To handle the best wearing and best selling corset on earth—The Hygeia. For all particulars write The Western Corset Company, St. Louis. Mo. ; INSTRUCTIONS. DANCING taught by Prof. Hock, late of Chicago:. serpentine, hornpipe and skirt dance; the german; fine waltzing a special ty; special terms to clubs. Address 188 Uni versity ay. ELOCUTION. Delsarte and dramatic cul ture; private and class lessons. Miss Haas; studio, 340 Grove st. PROF. J. RLMER JR.'S ACADEMY for dancing: new class meets Tuesday and Friday evening; children's class meets every Saturday. Call or address 185 Rondo st. ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY Of MUSIC and Art, 16 East-Exchange St., St. Paul- Piano, violin, guitar, banjo aud mandolin laueht. Lessons given in drawing and paint ing. Call or send lor prospectus THE "MOZZARA" PRIVATE DANC ing Academy, 620 Central Park east: classes Wednesdays and Saturdays; terms, 85 per twelve lessons. THE MOZZARA PRIVATE DANCING Academy, 620 Central Park Place East- Society and stage dancing taught; ladies' class, Wednesday, 3 p. m.; assembly. Thurs day evening; juvenile class, Saturday, 11 a. m. and 3p. m.; terms reasonable. WANTED— Stenographers to join speed dictation class: day and evening classes; terms, 82-50 per month; complete course in stenography and typewriting. 820. 60 Ger maniaLife Building. FINANCIAL. BANK STOCKS aspecialty; bonds, com mercial paper, mortgages, securities bought and sold. George W. Jenks, Invest ment Bangor. Minnesota Loan and Trust Building, Minneapolis. GOOD 8400 8 per cent loan; security worth $1,000. George Griggs. Loans nego tiated. Bank of Minnesota Building. ' [l/TONEY ON HAND to loan on city prop Itx erty and farms; lowest rates; no delay. W. F. M grits. 1013 Pioneer Press. MOH r. > LOAKi <• on life insurance an Icles; or bought. L. Y. Van Norman 61 Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis. LOANS MADE on furniture, pianos, dia- J monds, seal coats ana all personal property of value, at lowest rates; private offices; business confidential. Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms 13 and 14, First National Bank Building, corner Fourth and Jackson sts. : r: iSIR() TO $500 SHORT TIME LOANS on personal property, collateral paper, house- hold goods, diamonds, leal garments gnd all goods in Btorage. Notes discounted. Ohio Investment company, seventh floor, Globe Bldg. ; moßt private sfflces in the city* SITUATIONS WANTED. 11l ale. BARTENDER— position by com petent man as bartender; eight years-e -xperience: best of reference. J. F., 365', Summit place. BARBER— First-class barber wants work in a small town; steady; state wages. Wilson 26, Globe, St. Paul. ' Boys FOR I'LACEM. places for hoys employment bureau for poor boys, free; Newsboys' Club R00m.313 Wabasha st; open from 11 to I* a. m.. and from 7 t-> p. m. BOOKKEEPER- Wanted, by a young man. a position as bookkeeper, situation in a bank preferred; can give references as to character and ability. Address Box 527, New Ulm. Minn. CLEHK— Grocerymau would like situation as clerk; can take orders and deliver. Address J. Anderson. 584 Dale st. CiOACHMAN or tale care of steam plant, J. aud can do all kinds of work around the house; good city references. Address E 76. Globe. DRIVER wants work driving a delivery wagon, or would like work around some store; very useful and willing; in need of work and well acquainted in the city. Ad dress Driver, 456 East Sixth st. ENGINEER— Situation as stationary engi neer; or place as fireman. Address P. M., 329 St. Anthony ay. EMPLOYMENT— Would like to do any kind of work by the day. Call at 596 Charles st. ', . EMPLOYMENT wanted of any kind, in either office or store, by voting man aged nineteen : good penman ;' can furnish best of city references. Address H. C. M., No. 231 East Fifteenth st. HOSTLER— A young man, student, wants tl to take care of horse, cow, furnace, or will do any kind of work for his board and go to school. J. M.. 641 Endicott Building. OFFICE WORK—Young man of twenty one, with good college education, wants situation; master of English and German languages: good references. Address U. F. Looser, 631 Bates ay. PHARMACIST— Wanted, by registered pharmacist, sixteen years' experience, position as manager or clerk. Apply c 13, Globe. STENOGRAPHER, male, wants work; O first-class references. Address O 13, Globe. WASHING AND IRONING wanted at home; plain clothes, 25 cents per dozen; flannel washing a specialty. 447 East Eighth, corner Willis st. -■ • $1 (}l\ CASH will be paid to any per tJ.xjyj son giving me information'lertd ing to a steady job. Am an all-round printer, with seven years' experience. Chance to learn machine setting preferred. Address X 12, Globe. ; Female. AT TWIN CITY EMPLOYMENT OF ■tx fice, 424 Wabasha—Two cooks, waitresses and girls for housework waiting for places. A— AT S. LOUISE PEEsBKEYS em • ploymeut office, first class domestic help; orders promptly filled. 542 Minnesota St.. near High school. Telephone 577. CIOOK— Wanted, a position as cook with a . > family going to California; best of city refereuce3. Address E., 537 Broadway, in the COOK— First-class cook, with references, waiting for a place at 385 Walnut st. C^-OOK— First-class cook wants to go out * cooking by the day, or will make com pauy dinner; "first-class city reference. M. VV .. 405 Rice st. • CLERK— A young lady desires a situation in a store or doctor's office; can furnish good references. Address or call at 563 Cedar St.. L. H. . -. .c- r X^XPERT STENOGRAPHER wants J work three or four hours each day: will work for 810 per month; piece work neatly done. J 17. Globe. HOUSECLEANING — Wanted, by a strong woman, house or officecleaning. washing, ironing, scrubbing, or any kind of day work. 233 East Seventh, corner Wacouta, Room 16. HOUSEKEEPER - Position as house keeper, by middle-aged lady: home more of an object than wsges, Address Q, 141, Globe. HOUSEKEEPER— Middle Age-For fam ily of three': call Sunday. 1712 Selby ay. HOUSEREEPER-Wauted, situation by a widow as housekeeper in Butte, Mont.; a good home an object. Address Mrs. J. Cook, 1122 East Fourth st., Duluth. Minn. HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, situation as housekeeper by a young American woman; good cook: references furnished. Address M.. Lock Box. 94, Clear Lake. lowa. HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, by a young woman, a position as housekeeper; no objection to leaving the city, s 80, Globe. HOUSEKEEPER— Refined German lady would like to take care of a household; is musical. Address S. R., 580 Fuller st. HOUSEKEEPER— A respectable Amer ican woman aged thirty-five, with a good recommendation, wants a position as housekeeper anywhere. Box 60, Newport, Minn. .-;.,; - HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, by a young widow, a position as managing house keeper; city reference. Address D 13. Globe. HOUSEWORK — Good German wants place to do housework. 66 Weet Cook st. . - HOUSEWORK— A competent girl wants a place in a small family to do general housework in or out of the city. Call at 52 Lytoti place. ■ HOUSEWORK— A Danish girl, who can't speak English very well, wants place to do general housework. Address 640 Pleas ant ay. HOUSEWORK— At Mrs. Schnell's. a neat German girl wauls a situation In plain family; wages 810. 444 Wabasha. LAUNDRESS— A first-class laundress would like rough dry washing to do at home; clothes-called for and delivered. Ad dress Laundress, 456 East Sixth st. TVJUKSE—Wanted, a position by an ex -I^l perienced nurse: city references. Ad dress Mrs. L. Wiltsie, 229 Spruce st. NURSE— Wanted, position as nurse to sick lady or invalid, or would be willing to take charge of a young child; have best of oity references. Address M 537, Broadway, upstairs. .. - > NURSE— An experienced nurse ~ would like a place to take care of young chil dren; a middle-aged woman. Call or ad dress 163 Como ay. r; .'v.; .'. OFFICE WORK—Wanted, a situation in a store or doctor's office; can furnish good references. Address or call at 585 Cedar st. L. H. SALESLADY A young lady, speaking Scandinavian and German "fluently, de sires a position as saleslady; experience and best of reference. Address W 00, Globe. SEWING— An'experienced dressmaker would like to go out sewing by the day. Call or address 215 Rondo st. STENOGRAPHER— A competent lady, stenographer would like half-day posi tion; understands law and mercantile work; copying dono. Address N 66, Globe. i. WASHING AND IRONING—A lady would ltke to take washing and iron ing home. Call 348 Summit place. WASHING wanted to do at home. Mrs. Kagerer, 727 Charles st. WASHING-A lady would like to | take washing and ironing at home. 366 Walnut st. A-z~ '•-"• WASHING— Wanted, to go out washing or cleaning; good satisfaction. 173 Arch st. WASHING— woman would like logo out washing ironing, or to keep house. Call or address IC3 Como ay.. St Paul. WASHING— Woman goes out washing, ironing and housecleauing. Inquire at rear kitchen of first floor at 320 Rice st. WASHING AND IRONING done at 49 VV West Ninth st. *_ —— ■ ' ~~—SCS —"""'"**~*"* —■»—» •. MUSICAI* ' . ANJOES—The J. B. Schall & Co. high grade" superior toned banjoes. 271 Wft« bash ay., Chicago; sand caialoguo, J AECTIOK NAEES. I&avanngh «V Johnson, Auction •ij--^-"*".' eers. AUCTION—One more chance to secure I\. some of those great bargains going at the closing-out sale of C. O. Rice & Co.'s stock-at 14 >, 14. East Sixth street. Parties looking for bargains in Sliks, Tapestries, Fringes, Rugs, Carpets, etc., cannot afford to miss this sale. Sales at 10 a. m. aud 2p. m. Kavacngh & Johnson. Auctioneers. SHOES— Wo have received a bankrupt O stock of shoes, Invoice $10.(0.1, which will be put on the market Monday in our store, Nos. 21 and 24 East Seventh st. The stock Is complete and first-class in men's aud boy's shoes and rubbers, ladies', misses" and children's of all styles and sizes. If you want bargains in footwear, call before they are all gone. Kavanagh & Johnson. Jel»l> <fc Schauer, Auctioneers. AUCTION— Clothing aud shoes at auction at the store No. 100 East Seventh st. We have auction sales every day from 10 to 1- a. in , and from 2 to 4p. m.. until the en tire stock is sold. The stock consists of ready-made clothing, hats, caps, tailor-made clothes, furnishing goods, etc. Also a large stock of boots and shoes, etc. These goods are all good, reliable goods, and must be sola regardless of cost or prices. Jebb & Schauer, auctioneers. FOR SALE—CoaI stoves, cheap; we have about fifty first-class secondhand, coal stoves. A few fine square and some double heaters to sell very cheap. Also a very large lot of bedroom sets, rockers and chairs, etc., at our store. No. 18 East Seventh st. Jebb & Schauer, auctioneers. ~ roil SALE— Great bargains in clothing. 1- We have the entire stock of clothing of Croonquist & Peterson to close out at our store, No, 422 Wabasha st. A fine line of clothing aud overcoats, hats and caps, under wear, etc.; also a large stock ot shoes at great bargains; about one-half the regular price. Jebb & Schauer, auctioneers. Miscellaneous. AUCTION— A. S. Wcller. the Seventh st. installment jeweler. No. 23 East Sev enth st, between cedar and Wabasha streets, continues to sell watches, jewelry and clocks at auction; sales daily, 10:30 a. m., 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.; all ladies attending our sales are given a ticket free, which entitles the holder to a chance at the free drawing for a dia mond ring, a gold watch, or some article in silver. Drawings take place daily. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANY ONE wishing to dispose of a small ■Fa paying business for clear real estate worth about 81.000, please answer this adver tisement at once. O 15. Globe. FOR SALE — Fruit, confectionery and . cigar store; also contains a fine soda fountain: central location: must leave town. Address Z 14. Globe. FOR SALE—WeII-paying room-renting business: transient: cheap for cash. Ad dress F 7. Globe. FOR SALE—2OO shares of Powers Dry Goods stock; will sell cheap. N 71, Globe. LOCATIONS FOR BUSINESS —We have good locations for all kinds of business ana for professional men in grow ing towns on the line of the Chicago Great Western railway. Desirable locations for different kinds "of manufacturing plants, where enterprising citizens will offer reason able inducements. I cannot enumerate all our wants, but wish to meet or correspond with any one looking for a place in which to do business. • I can give you accurate infor mation without any expense to you. W.J. Reed, Industrial and Immigration Agent Chicago Great Western Railway Company. Office, 004 Endicott Building, St." Paul. Minn. RARE OPPORTUNITY for lady or gen tleman to become independent. ice genteel business for sale; complete; fine in come; monopoly/Price, 8100, if taken at once; worth 8500. Gall 176 West Seventh, Room 18." '"■".' <. A F\ PER CENT average weekly profits on TtW 8150 invested. Prospectus, itemized statistics free. Benson & Dwyer, 834 Broad way. New York. HORSES Ar%» CARRIAGES. A THREE-SPRING EXPRESS TRUCK and pair good bob-sleighs for sale cheap. Room 10, Globe Building. CURTAIN HACK—Cash or on time, at your own price; also machine crank truck for moving safes, machinery, etc. 22 Schutte i lock. " . '_ . . : -'." FOR SALE—One team of horses, weight 1,200 pounds, for 8*0; two driving horses, one good delivery horse; one good pony, will drive good, 88; will sell on time or cheap for cash. 472 Sibley st. . FOR SALE—A fast pacer: also three quarter top buggy; horse sound and all right. 155 Sherburn ay. ' . FOR SALE—One team geldings, seven years old; good lookers and drivers: weight, 2,700; one pony, 800. for driving or riding; cheap for cash. Address Q 67, Globe. DOR SALE—A wagon pole, neck yoke and Jc whiflietrees, cheap; never used; would exchange for a box sleigh. Inquire at 385 St Peter st. <AAc FOR SALE— beautiful pony at only 820; good size; also harness to fit, and four-wheeled cart. Call at 380 Wabasha st. FOR SALE-Safe, good horse, afraid of nothing, ■ suitable for lady; phaetou, buggy, cutter and harness; no use for it. Ad dress J 12. Globe. HORSE for sale cheap at 502 St. Peter st. will trade for top" buggy. HORSES WINTERED at Kittsondale: first class care guaranteed. Midway Park training, boarding and sale stable. F. A. Luhrs. JUST RECEIVED from Northern lowa, three carloads of extra heavy logging horses, which I will sell to suit the times. H. C. Farmer, water, Minn. WANTED— Horse for his keeping during winter: may buy same if well suited. Address L 44, Globe. • 117 ANTED—To buy good pair of horse »v .blankets. Address E 15, Globe. TITANTED—A number of cutters, sleighs, VV jump seats; also harnesses and lap robes. E 14, Globe. WANTED— driving horse; must be a good traveler, good looker and cheap: give description and price. Address F6, Globe. ' >.".; HEAD OF HORSES and a car of *J\J young, heavy mules in barns at pri vate sale: auction next Thursday of 100 head at Midway Horse Market. 1 inn-I>OUNU HORSE for sale choap J-^IA-ZV/ for cash or on time: also high bred young driving horse. Room 22, Schutte Block. LOST AND FOUN C ill AIR LOST— Red rocking porch chair J from 149 Nina ay. on Hallowe'en night. Finder return to above address and receive reward. . •-;' DOG FOUND-Nov. 5, large black dog, aJ with leather muzzle and white breast; four paws tipped with white. Owner can have same by calling at 402 East Seventh and paying damages. DOG LOST—Saturday, St. Bernard dog; if found, return to owner ana receive reward. 11. E. Brandt. 158 Charles. DOG FOUND—An Irish setter owner can have same by calling on George 11. Hullsilk, 553 De Soto st DOGS LOST— black, white and tan Llewellyn bitches; D. Ed Dwver on col lars; one Irish water spaniel,fourteen mouths old. Reward at 506 Ashland ay. SHOE LOST— Lady's shoe for right foot between Schliek's and seven corners. Return to 3. 11. Reeves/Seven Corners. CHIROPODY. GOOD THING for sore feet. Good Luck Salve; sure cure for bad-smelllug feet, scald feet and dry, hot feet. If your druggist does not keep it, send or call on W. 11. Lock wood, chiropodist, 203 and 204 Endicott BuHdlng; 28c. 50c and 81 box. DRESSMAKING. MRS. LAUDER, dressmaking parlors. Hi\, Wabasha st. next door to Schuue ■Kbc & Eyuub' i pel feci fit guaranteed, HI Al. ESTATE FOR NAI.E. Houses lor Sale. A RARE CHANCE—SSOO and $50 a mouth makes you at once owners of a $12,000 house and lot; every modern improvement; fine situation. Address O 12, Globe. $1 ffn/IBDYSa first-class eight-room *P I^IJVJV/ house and corner lot. R. O. Strong. 03 East Fourth. iVliscellaueous. A FINE HOUSE iv Summit Park addi tion, complete; built as a permanent home; price too low to mention. For par ticulars address J 16, Globe. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE — Two houses and lots in St. Paul Park, beside station, for Chicago property. Address M. Cunningham, 215 Madison st., Chicago. 111. REAL ESTATE—Lots for sale cheap in block 30, Summit Park addition; also lots on University ay., near Dale st., by owner, 323 Jackson st. WANTED— Two south-facing lots, be tween University and Marshall ays.. west of Kent; will pay cash. Address 215 Manhattan Building. WE GUARANTEE THE CHEAPEST AND QUICKEST MONET IN ST. PAUL ON IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE. BORROWERS. PLEASE CALL AND INVESTIGATE. 11. & VAL J. ROTHSCHILD. 319 PIONEER PRESS. Suburban. i^OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Fine im proved farm, 640 acres, in Kidder coun ty. North Dakota, on Northern Pacific rail road, three miles from Tnppau. All good land. House, large barn, 200 acres under cultivation. Fine farm for stock-raising. Will exchange for farm in Ramsey or adjoin ing counties, or far improved city property. The property is free from incumbrance. Might assume small mortgage. H. H. Hoyt, 210 Endicott block. WHO WANTS 17 ACRES, two miles from St. Paul limits, near Gladstone station, under cultivation, for $1,535? Part ou time. J. M. Lynch, Rogers Building, Fifth and Cedar. FOR SALE. ASTRAKHAN COAT-Fine astrakhan?ur coat, with otter trimming; also several other coats for sale cheap. Capital Loan Company, 22 Schutte Block. BEDROOM SET-For sale, oat bedroom set; complete; cheap. 637 Cedar st. BIRD SEED—Clean and sweet: keeps canaries well and singing. De Cou & Co., 21 West Third. BILLIARD TABLES — For sale, two billiard, one pool Brunswick table: in first-class condition. R. O. Strong, 93 East Fourth. BUFFALO COAT—For sale,- splendid buffalo coat. Call at Whit well's cigar store, 374 Robert st. BUFFALO COAT—For sale, buffalo coat, almost new; large size. 769 Jackson st. CANARY BIRDS and goldfish. De Con & Co.. 21 West Third. Ci HICK ENS—For sale, ten thorouehbred t Wyandotte chickens. Call or address C. H. Harden, 310 South Franklin. DESK For sale, flat top desk and office chair; can be seen Monday morning, lul2 New York Life Building. DIAMOND EARDROPS—Finest three carat diamond eardrops, cost $400, sell for §175 at office 12 Schutte Building, 154 East Seventh. J^OG— Irish setter for sale; thoroughly -L/ trained for chickens and good retriever"; must sell. A3 I am going South. Apply Allen's Livery, Fifth and Cedar, mornings. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Ed son phonograph; easy terms; make an offer; what have you? Address E 16, Globe. FERRETS— A very fine lot at low prices this week; hunt rabbits and destroy rats. De Cou & Co., 21 West Third. FLAT— For sale, four-room flat, furnished complete for housekeeping: very cheap; location centrai; rent for flat not over 810. Address C 12. Globe. FURNITURE— A few medium-size base and surface-burning heaters, a couple of cook stoves, bedsteads, common bedroom suit, sideboard, piliows. etc., for sale cheap; cash or payments. Room 10. Globe Building. HORSE, buggy, phaeton, harness, cutter, all in excellent condition: horse safe and gentle; sold cheap; together or singly. Address J 12, Globe. MUSHROOM SPAWN—Fresh and nice. De Cou & Co., 21 West Third. PIANO— A brand-new piano for sale at any price you will give for it. Room 10, Globe Building. PIANO— Would like to dispose of an up right piano on part payment and easy terms. Address D 44, Globe." PIANO — For sale cheap, good square piano. Address 87, Globe. PULLETS— For sale, single-comb Brown Leghorn pullets, trom prize stock, cheap; also incubator. 164 West Isabel st. RANGE— For sale, kitchen range, large wood heater and high grade speeding cutter, cheap. 591 Iglehart. RINGS— Several diamond rings and gold watches forfeited in loans. ■ Capital Loan Co., 22 Schutte block. ROLL-TOP DESK and chair: also estab lished office business; good location; price 860. W 57, Globe. SHOWCASES— showcases and one O counter for sale very cheap. 496 Rice st. STAIR CARPET and pad, library lamp, hall lamp and stove zinc for sale. Call morning; Newport Flat No. 2, St. Peter st. SUNFLOWER SEED—Fresh, very nice for parrots; get stock for winter at spe cial prices this week. De Cou & Co., 21 West Third. OTOVES FOR SALE—A few more days O will wind up our bankrupt stock of Sterling double heaters. The greatest bar gains ever offered. Old stoves taken in ex change. The Sterling Stove Co., 67 West Seventh st. STOVE NO. 12, all iron; round coal stove. O 637 Cedar st.; cheap. STOVES— 100 stoves, to close out stock at once, at cost or less. 459 Wabasha. WIRE SIGNS—A specialty with us; we know how to put them up securely. St. Paul Wire Works, 21 West Third. WIRE WINDOW GUARDS—You will need them this winter to protect your house: hard times make desperate people. St Paul Wire Works, 21 West Third. WASTED TO REIT. HOUSE--Wanted to rent seven or eight room house, with barn; must be cheap; give number and price. Address D 10, Globe. HOUSE— Wanted, to rent or take care of a furnished house for the winter by a lady whose son is in the university; best of city reference. Address Mrs. R. P., Box 20, Shakopee. Minn. ROOMS— Wanted, two or three furnished rooms for housekeeping by Dec. 1; West Seventh street lino preferred; state price and location. R 13, Globe. ROOM— room on second floor AY of steam-heated building; one with bath preferred: state location aud price. Travel ing Man, Dally Globe. ROOM— Wanted to rent, well-heated fur uished room, centrally located Address Z 15, Globe. ROOMS— Wanted, two rooms furnished for light housekeeping within five min utes' walk of postoffice if possible. Address P 71, Globe. STORE— to rent, store or house with brick bako oven; in St Paul or Minneapolis. Address E 81. Globe. DYE WORKS. ASK through the Globe's Guaranteed Wants, and it will be given. An ad on this page will bring results, or your money will be returned to you. EEAVE your "Want" with tho nearest f EAVEyour 'Want with the nearest JLi Globe agent. See list on this page. KAHLERT & MISTEL — Minuesota steam i>i<t Wort* 244 East Seventh, FOR REST. JiouHes. ROBERT E. WIIVXE, Agent for Care of Property. Estates Managed. : Manhattan Building. DON'T READ THIS UNLESSS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SNAP. NO. RENTS ARE NOT LOWER THAN THEY WERE LAST FALL. THERE ARE VERY FEW FIRST-CLASS HOUSES VACANT. ABOUT ALL THOSE I HAVE THE MANAGEMENT OF ARE OCCUPIED. AND BY GOOD PAYING TENANTS. TOO. AS I SAID. I HAVE A FEW LEFT, AND AM VERY ANXIOUS THAT THEY SHOULD BE RENTED AT ONCE. SO A'ILL OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO RESPONSIBLE TENANTS WHO MAY HIRE THIS WEEK. MY NOVEMBER PRINTED LIST IS NOW READY. YOU WILL FIND PLACES ON IT WITH PRICES TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. ST. PIERRE TERRACE.CCRNER SOUTH ROBERT AND COLORADO STREETS. HAVE THE BEST STEAM-HEATED FLATS FOR THE MONEY IN THE CITY. ONLY FIFTEEN MINUTES' WALK TO BUSINESS. BETTER TALK QUICK. IF YOU WANT ONE. NEARLY ALL RENT ED—SIB AND S2*d A COUPLE OF THOSE FIRST-CLASS, STEAM-HEATED FLATS IN THE SE VILLE VACANT—S43 AND $45. C. 11. WE\CHEE?„ The Rental Agent, Makes a Specialty of Renting Property. 309 Manhattan Builuing. f^OO CANADA-Nine rooms;hotanacold "^CJ water conuectious, bath, furnace; 825. 629 Pine—House, nine rooms; hot and cold water, gas, bath, grates, furnace; $20. 447 Sherburne—House, six rooms; city water; freshly painted and papered: 815. 219 and 221 East Congress—Six-room brick house; hot and cold water,bath ana furnace: 816. 467 South State—Six rooms, city water, 812. FLATS. 170 West Ninth—First floor, seven rooms: hot and cold water connections, bath and gas: 825. 229 St. Anthony Ay. —Four rooms, hot and cold water, Jl3. Schram's Renting Agency, 320 and. 322 Manhattan Building. *-}£ A FAST TENTH-Fine brick; mod *JxJ^zv em: reduced. 263 East Tenth, corner Canada; this week 830. 974 Hague, fine modern home, only 825. 332 Goodrich, 8 rooms (two families), cheap. Cottage 247 Goodrich (rear), 5 nice rooms, 86. Cottage 436 Smith. 4 rooms, 86. Down stairs, 3 rooms, city water, 171 Forbes, 86. Others on baud at reduced prices. 537 Minnesota, 6 rooms, this week 88. Flat 6 rooms, bath, second floor. 815. ROBERT E. WOSE, Private Ranker, Agent for Care of Property. ESTATES MAS ACER. MANHATTAN RUIERIXG. J. W. Shepartt, 91 East 4th St. RENTS HOUSE?*, STORE?, OFFICES, acts as owners' agent, collects rents; steam-healed apartments for 820, $25, 830 and 835: reduced rental. Houses. COTTAGE fcr rent, 582 Pine st. Inquire J. 11. Allen &Co. _^ FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND STEAM - HEATED FLATS AND STORES VERY CHEAP. TAYLORS RENTING AGENCY. , FOR RENT—Six-room flats, 810 and 814; seven-room modern house, 516: houses at 85 and upwards. H. H. Schulte & Co., 103 East Fourth st. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGENCY — GLOBE BUILDING —WE RENT HOUSES. STORES. OFFICES. TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED PROPERTY AND MAKE COLLECTIONS. . HOUSE— Good, warm house at 325 East Ninth st. Inquire next door, 327. HOUSE— For rent, a modern nine-room house at 125 West Fifth. HOUSE— For rent, first-class house, ten rooms, 109 Summit ay. P. Keigher, 293 Rice st. HOUSES— For rent, two eight-room houses: all modern improvements; one suitable for two families. 265 East Univer sity ay., corner Canada. HOUSE —623 Ashland Ay. — First-class house, complete with every conven ience; excellent furnace. Apply 627 Ashland. HOUSE- For rent, house. 440 Fuller St.; six rooms, city water and sewer? low rent to desirable tenant. HOUSE— 814 for a warm house; hot and cold water; storm sash and large yard. Call 260 Charles st. HOUSE— For rent warm, tight-room home. 870 Dawson st. HOUSE— Pleasant six-room house, hard, wood finish. In Central Terrace. 82 West Central ay . corner Rice. Flatsu APARTMENTS — Seven - room steam heated apartments, gas range fixtures, hot water, shades, screens, etc.: no dark rooms; very central. 93 and 95 Eleventh st. FLAT— For rent, flat, five rooms and al cove, first floor, steam-heated, hot and cold water, gas range and fixtures, store room and cellar; all modern improvements: 796 Jackson. Inquire Leou St. Pierre, Brown- Ing, King & Co. FLATS— Only two flats left on the hill; all conveniences, including sieam heat; best and cheapest in the city. Don't fail to call. M. E. Kost& Co., corner Third and Robert sts. FLAT— Seven rooms, with bath. 1020 Fauquier st. FLATS — Steam-heated apartments in "Beitield;" hot water, gas, shades, set tubs, etc.; $30 to 832. J. W. Shepard, 94 East Fourth. . FLATS— Nice flats for rent, cheap, at 474 Rice st. f^L AT of seven rooms, first floor; modern A Improvements, storm windows, 170 West Ninth. Apply in rear house. FLATS— For rent, three, four and five room flats; 450 East Seventh; terms rea sonable. FLAT— Five-room flat for rent; water, closets, ail conveniences. 562 St. An thony ay. Coo ins. A —HOTEL BRUNSWICK, for gentle • men only; fifty modern steam-heated rooms by day, week or month. ASK through the Glebe's Guaranteed Wants, and it will be given. An ad on this page will bring results, or your money will be returned to you. AURORA AY., 462—First floor, contain ing four rooms, cheap for winter. In quire 503 Lafond st. BANFIL ST., 386—For rent five warm, cosy rooms; all modern conveniences; cheap to good tenants, ARROLL ST.. 450—Unfurnished rooms, cheap for winter. Inquire in rear house; city water. ARROLL ST., 36!)— For rent, second floor: six rooms: city water; rent, SS. Also, store same building, reasonable to de sirable parties. Apply 408 Manhattan liuild- i-iAUITOL HOTEL—4SS*i Wabasha St— y~ Furnished rooms, with steam heat; with or without board. CEDAR ST.. 474—Two front rooms, with J bay window sad alcove: heated; close to capitol and Central Presbyterian church; with or without board. CEOAR ST., 641—Two furnished rooms J for rent; heat, light and bath; *8 and $10. C WAY, 035—Corner Forest St.— J • rent, five rooms, with city water, wood shed and cellar: very cheap. CHARLES ST., IS4—Four pleasant rooms; city water and sawer. ELEVENTH 5T.,63 EAST-Ncnr Capitol —Furnished room cheap. . FOR REST. ttooint*,. EDMUND ST., 478-For rent, four rooms, city water, pantry and closets, $5 per month. FRANKLIN ST.. #95— Furnished rooms electric light, heat and biitb; $7 per month. PIFTH, 214. WEST—Third Flat-Fur- A nished steam-heated rooms; call before 10 a. m. or after 6 p. m. FOURTH ST.. 48 WEST—Nicely fur- J- uished front rooms; one on ground floor and one on second floor; FIFTH ST., 228. WEST-For rent, two side- rooms partly furnished or unfur larnUbed, for housekeeping, if desired: warm, quiet and cheap; call at side door. 171ETH ST.. 834, WEST-Flat 2-For rent, A. furnished room, suitable for two; steam heated, gas, use of bath. TGLEHART ST.. »-Four desirable rooms A for rent: ground floor; modern improve ments; desirable in every respect; Sid per mouth. JACKSON ST., 571—For rent, two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; price low; centrally located. MARION .ST., 505—Suite of four rooms, -I*-* with bath: $10 per mouth. NINTH, 150, WEST-Sccor.d Floor ■l" Large front room, nicely furnished. PARK AY., 878 — Rooms lor rent very cheap. Inquire- at 4il East seventh st. PLEASANT AY.. 152—T0 rent, to one or two gentlemen, nicely famished front al cove room ; also single bedroom. PLEASANT AY.. 147— Plea-ant furnished -»- large front alcove room; modern con veniences. DOiiERT ST., sag-Furnished rooms At with or without board: low rates. RONDO ST., 776—Five rooms for rent up ay stairs; city water, cellar, woodshed; S3 per month. RONDO ST., 257 — Three unfurnished rooms for rent. ROOM— Wanted, a young lady roomer; can furnish board if desired; references exchanged. Inquire 191 St. Anthony ay ROOM— steam-heated furnished room in private family, half block from Madison school; terms reasonable. E 85, Globe. ROOMS— Four rooms for rent; down stairs; water and sewer. Call at 163 Rondo st. ROOMS— Parties wanting good rooms for winter, furnished or unfurnished, cheap rates, call 228 East Seventh st. ROOM— For rent, nicely furnished, steam heated alcove room, first floor. Address P 11. Globe. ROOMS— If you are looking for nice fur nished rooms, with furnace heat and use of bath, very reasonable, it will pay you to investigate at ISB East Tenth st., near Jackson. ROOMS— For rent, two front rooms, fur nished; steam heat, gas and bath; with or without board. call at 397 East Tenth st. ROOMS— live pleasant rooms for rent on Goodrich ay., with city water and sewer connections: half-block irom street cars. Inquire at 274 Goodrich ay. SELHY AY.. 405—For rent, three unfur nished rooms for housekeeping; city water and sewer. SEVENTH ST.. 405, EAST—For rent, nicely furnished front rooms, with heat; very cheap. OEVENTH ST., 255 V»E>T—Furnished ►J rooms, with or without board. OMITH AT„ 127—Pleasant furnished front O room; modern conveniences; private family. §IXTH ST., 123 WEST-For rent, two >y furnished rooms, very cheap; central location. ST. ANTHONY AY.. 191—For rent, a nicely furnished front room, very cheap. OUMMIT AV.,.Between St. Peter and O Wabasha —Furnished rooms, wita or without boara. SUMMIT AY., 56 EAST - Furnished rooms in steam-heated outside fiat; third floor. ' TENTH ST.. 370 -Nicely furnished room; heat, gas, bath, etc.; central lo cation: rent reasonable. TENTH ST.. 286 EAST—Four furnished front rooms, single or en suite; use of bath; private family. TILTON ST.. 58— rent, two rooms, furnished or uufu.uished, with heat and bath, 88. THIRD ST.. £38 WEST—Above Seven Corners—Nicely furnished rooms, with heat and bath. THIRD ST., Near Bales Ay.—For rent, down stairs, six rooms; modem improvements. Inquire up stairs. UTOPIA— 493 st Peter — Front rooms, steam-heated, with or without board. Trio LA ST., 101—For rent, one or two V nicely furnished rooms, heated, bath, etc.. In private family; rent. So per month. WAX. ST., 3S7—Kitchen and small bedroom furnished; suitable for light housekeeping: call Monday. WABASHA ST., s>3i<»—Corner Tenth- Furnished rooms for rent; place quiet. .I taisasha ST., 421—Over Mealy' IV Nicely furnished rooms for rent. WASTED TO RITY. BABY CARRIAGE-Wanted to buy. baby carriage in good repair. Address D 11, Globe. FOLDING RED aud mattress wanted; description and price. Address D 12, Globe. C GAZETTEER—Wanted la buy. second- VT hand Minnesota-Montana Gazetteer for '94. Apply 360 East sixth. HIGHEST PRICE paid for all kinds of second-hand clothing. 188 East Seventh HOUSEHOLD GOODS—We will pay the highest cash price tor good second-hand household goods; we want no trash. Ryan Furniture and Exchange Co., 14 1 and 144 East Seventh st. KABBIT: —Pair white rabbits. Do Cou A Co., 31 West Third. ROBE— A good fur lap robe and 1. A. blanket. Room 10, Globe building. STOVE— to buy or rem a small, nice coal stove for the winter; state price. Address A. S„ .>- • st. Peter st. DTOKE FIXTURES—To boy, two pieces to of shelving, twelve feet long, two coun ters or tables, one six-foot showcase, small counter scale and coffee mill must be cheap for cash. Address J ii',». Globe. XT7"ANTED TO BUY—Delivery wagon In \ V good order cheap for cash, 412 Cedar. TO EXCHANGE. ASK through the Globe's Guaranteed Wants, and it will be given. An ad ou this page will bring results, or your money will be returned to you. Elesaut residence Woodland Park for Weal Third st. property; will as sume. J. W. Shepard, 04 East Fourth st. NEW goods for Eec'd-hand.R) an Furniture cud Exchange Co., 14.' and 114 E. 7th a Real Estate to Bxcsssusate—choice Red River valley farm, clear, lor en cumbered business property. J. W. Shepard. j oii'VK EXCHANGE -Old -'eves taken j O in exchange for'new: also headquarters ! for Peninsular stove repairs. Karst«S Breher. i .ISMS? West Third, comer Exchange. Tele j phone. "IV> EXCHANGE— A $125 bicycle for a l small screw-cutting In the. Address M of. Globe, Minneapolis. ■ rpn EXCHANGE — Furniture for table 1 board. Room 12, Schutte Block. rpo RXCH.ui" Have excellent, safo A horse, good looker, fine phaeton, buggy, cutter and harness, what hive you got for it? jewelry, piano. etc! Address Jl3, Globe. To EXCHANGE—Lessons on guitar by first-class Instructor as part pay for room; location central. Address, il 1'?, Globe.