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SITIATIOSS OFFERED.
" Male.
A .WEAL FOR 10c— Ham and eggs and
potatoes, 10c; beefsteak and potatoes,
sc; coffee, with bread and butter, sc: oat
meal and milk. sc. Open all night. New
•fork restaurant. 442 Jackson st. " 240-246
BARBER— To tun shop: good wages guar
anteed. Charles Pigeon, Ada, Norman
couuty. Minn. 214-246
BARBER— First class white barber
wanted: steady job. 685 and 657 East
Third st, Henry Schorn. 6
BARBER -Corner Lafayette ay. and West
minster st. 6
BARBER— at once a first-class
white barber; no other need apply. S.
A. Bhupe, Austin, Minn. " 5
BARItER-First-elass white barber wanted;
steady job; corner Fourth and Jackson,
in the basement. 0
BARBER— rt first-class white
barber. 294 East 3cventh st. 245 46.
BARB R— job at O. Leilli's, 484
Wabasha. 6
BAKER— baker wanted at 160
West Third st. 6
BELL-ROYS at the Windsor dotel.
6
BLACKSMITHS— For machine forging.
American Mfg. Co., 63 South Robert st. 6
BRICKLA VERS—Ten bricklayers, corner
.Mackubin and llolly ay. ; wages 50 cents
per hour. "7 0
BOY— Wanted, a good boy to run errands,
from fourteen to fifteen years of age;
must reside with his parents and produce the
best ȣ city references. Address in own hand
writing, 11. 8., (ilobe. 244-245
BOY— Feed boy wanted at P. 11. Kelly Mer
cantile company's printing department;
third floor. 5
BOY who knows the city well to carry bun
dles, at 155 East Seventh st. 5
BOY— Wanted, a bright boy about sixteen
years old, for office work; must write
end come recommended. Address in own
writing and ,-tate salary expected. R. T. -8.,
Globe. " U
BOOKKEEPER— young man.
fair penman, to assist in keeping books
and collecting for retail business; no kid
gloves. Address in own handwriting, s 28,
Olobe. °7 J
BOOKKEEPER .wanted for a few hours
each evening. Address F IS, Globe. 6
"DUTCHER warned at 316 Rondo st. 6
ASH HOYS—Five. Apply at Golden
Rule, 7:1 and 75 East seventh. 245
CiLERK— Drug clerk, registered, wanted.
1 Apply at once to Karl Simmon. Fourth
and Jackson st 5
CANVASSERS— Wanted^ good canvassers
at the Standard Sewing Machine office,
27 East Seventh st 244-247
ARRI ER BOYS, 15 years or over, on
evening paper, on established routes in
all parts of the city. Apply at 32 East
Fourth st., Journal office.
OACHMAN thru understands care of
horses. Apply this morning at 89 East
Third st. 5
CORNI OEM AKEKS—lmmediately, two
cornicemakers or tinsmiths, ' Fred
Vaeshe. 551 Temperance st. ..
UTTER AND FITTER wanted; address
stating terms, N. 11 (Hole. 5
DISH WASH ER-Mau dishwasher. 345
Robert st. y
DELIVERY CLERK-Boy who knows
the city well for delivering at 155 East
Seventh st. 0
RAUGliTS.HAX—Architectural. Wirth
& Haas, architects, German-American
Bank building. 0
MI'LOYMENT - Young Scandinavian,
between twenty and thirty years of age,
wanted to work in a commission house; ref
erences required. Gall at 662 Mississippi st.
FOREMAN— Wanted a competent fore
man on street grade. Address T 54.
Globe. , 5
ARNESSMAKER— Good one wauled
at once. W. A. Nolan. Grand Meadow,
Minn. 242-246
OD CARRIERS—Two hud carriers, Ar
cade st.,near Bohn Manufacturing com
pany: highest wages paid. 6
MAN— To cook and care for men. Apply
ILL room 72 Court block, Fourth st, oppo"
--site new court house. . 0
MAN— anted, young man for office, six-
I'-L teen years of age; must reside with
parents; write a plain neat hand; salary
£200 the first year, &300 the second year anil
then advanced on merit. Call at Room 12,
Fire and Marine building, Third and Jack
son sts. 245-247
INERS WANTED—^e want twentv
five miners to work in railroad tunnel
on the Minnesota & Northwestern railway
near Galena; hammermen and those accus
tomed to working underground: apply at *
our office in German-American Bank builil
ing. Shepard. Winston & Co. 237-250
MEN— energetic men right away;
steady place; hours from 9 to 5. i 2
West Third st. 5
EN—Wanted, two young men. Apply
at 113 East Seventh st. 6
NURSE— Wanted, one male and one female
11 nurse at the city and county hospital;
references required. " 244-246
FEIUEWORK—Wanted bright, active
boy for oflicework: salary §15 per
month ; references required. Address LB.
Globe. . ... • 5
PAINTER— Good house painter at 179
East Fillmore ay.. West St. Paul. 5
SALESMEN— First-class traveling sales
men for wholesale clothing may obtain ex
cellent situations to travel in Minnesota, Da
kota and Iowa; only such with established
trade and satisfactory references need to
apply. Address X 10, Globe. 243-256
SALESMEN— Wanted, a few more sales
men and canvassers; will pay salary or
commission. Call at Singer oflice, 27 East
Third st. 245-247
SALESMAN— On the. New Fuel; salary
O and commission; also agents for out of
town territory. 350 Jackson st. 6
HOEMAKER—Wanted one good shoe
" maker at 495 Wabasha st 5
TONE MASONS—Eight stone masons
wanted, work all the season. Dawson
block, corner Eighth and Jackson. 241—46
TEAM FITTERS—Wanted, four or five
first-class steam fitters. C. W. Parmelee
30 East Sixth st. 0
SOLICITOR— Wanted, au experienced
man to solicit orders for groceries; must
have good references. Call on 11. F. Grosve
nor, Merriam Park. 242
EAMSTER— teamster. P. Norris,
68*2 Olive st ; ;■ ■ ■ - 0
*;n TEAMSTERS, S3O per month and*
*J\J board 50 men for Montana, free fare
both ways; 25 for Crookston. company work;
20 tracklayers for Dcs Moines, Io. : 50 men ;
for city work; 25 men for the Duluth rail
road; 11 farm hands for Red River valley, §2
per day and board : 25 men for Watertown,
surfacing track, $2 per day. Apply at 277
East Third St., corner of Rosabel st. - - 245
rye MEN for lies Moines, Io.: 51.75 and
/ *JJL*,2 per day; surfacing and. track lay
ing for the company; free fare; we go
through with this crew; get your pass to-day;
50 men, for Fort Buford and Milk River,
Mont.; '• $2. . per day; teamsters S3O per
month; ship to-night: "free fare: 50 men
for Galena, 111; 15 for West'- Superior,', near
; Duluth; •' 10 . other ■ orders.*-: Pioneer . Employ- -
ment office, Second street, between? Nicollet i
: and Hennepin ays.? Minneapolis." 'j^g 245 i
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Male—Cent timed. . .
TINNERS— Wanted three good tinners at
once. Apply J. A. Wilson & Son, 537
Broadway. - \?^mzmm%SLmmWtt9WJrt!rWf3l&i 5
O LOAN—§2O, goo, glso to loan on lur
niture, pianos, etc; property left in your
■possession. St Paul Loan C0.,"31W* Jack
sou st, Rooms 1 and 2. ' : . 185*
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS* AND
STENOGRAPHERS -Register for
positions with Anna C. Drew, Hale Block.
St. Paul. ■ _ 208*
HITEWASHER-A man to whitewash
at 350 Fort st. to-day. ' * - : 245
WAITERS— Dinner at McVeigh Bros., 67
V V East Third. _ 5
WANTED— Young man eighteen years
old to drive delivery for feed store;.
German preferred. Address 207 Bates ay.,
corner Hastings. • ■ '5
WANTED— Young-men and ladies 10
»* learn telegraphy, shorthand and
typewriting; chance to cover expenses while
learning: day and evening classes;' terms
reasonable; send for circulars. F. A. Maron,
manager Globe' Telegraph -company, 336
Jackson St.. St. Paul. Minn. "-. C~ . 338*
■ Female. 7;, V
APPRENTICE— Wanted apprentice girl
at Mrs. E. Thompson's, 38 East Third
St.. over C. A. Dibble's store. 5
CASHIER— Wanted, lady cashier of ex
perience, with good "recommendation.
Apply at Golden Rule, 73 and 75 East Sev
enth st BfISSRtSASiH 215
CHAMHERM AID— experienced
chambermaid at Windsor hotel. 6.
COOK— First-class cook at the City Co flee
house. 448 Jackson st. 243-245
COOK— Wanted, one cook and table girl at
181 East Eighth st. 6
CiOOK— At City hotel, one cook aud one
' dishwasher. 357 Robert st. 6
COOK— Wanted, an experienced cook and
-i laundress; salary. $15 per month: also
competent second girl; references required.
Apply at 299 Grove st, - 6
DRESSMAKER wanted at 464 Wabasha
St.. upstairs. 5
D KESSMAKER—First-class dressmaker
to take charge of the skirt department
at Miss Peterson's, Dickinson glass block. •
243-215
GIRL— For general houses'ark; small fain
ily. 438 Rice st. • 5
GIRL— A good girl at 97 West Seventh st. ;
call at once. 5
G.IRL— Tidy girl wanted to clerk in store
A and assist In housework. Call at 557
Wabasha st., Friday and Saturday afternoons.
6 *
GIRL, for kitchen work. Apply 97 West
Tenth st. " 6
GIRLS wanted for dining room work;
good pay. 382 Robert st. - 6
GIRLS —First-class dining-room girls at
Grand Central hotel. 6
GIRL— Wanted, an apprentice girl at Mrs.
E. Thompson's, 38 East Third St., over
0. A. Dibble's store. 6
GIRL— Wauted.a good sewing and linen
room girl at Windsor hotel. 6.
OUSEWORK—Wanted, good girl for
general housework in family of four
persona. 578 Cedar st. * 6
OI'SKWORK— a girl at 56 East
Seventh st to do light housework; third
floor, left side. 6
OUSEWORK—Experienced girl forgen
ernl housework, two in family. 21
Floral st., near Summit and Mackubin'. 6
HOUSEWORK— At once, girl for general
housework, with references, at 185
Pleasant ay. 6
OUSEWORK—Wanted, girl for general
housework; wages, §15 per month;
must have good recommendations. Inquire
299 Grove st. . 6
OUSEWOKK— girl for general
housework; must be a good plain cook;
wages $15 per month. Call at 601 Holly ay.
OUSEWOKK— good girl for
general housework; small family.
Apply 50 West Central ay. " "0
HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for general
housework, 89 Summit ay. - 6
OUSEWORK—Wanted a girl to do gene
eral housework at 540 Olive st ; German
or Swede preferred. 5
OUSEWORK—A competent girl for gen
eral housework at 503 Kittson st, be
tween Seventh and Eighth sts. 5
OUSEWORK— Good girl for general
housework; small private family: pleas
ant place. 317 East Ninth St., ; and" Broad
way. 7 . 5
OUSEWORK—A girl about fifteen years
of age toTlo light housework at 39Sum
mit ay. .-3a6Sßt -7.5:
OUSEWORK— a girl to do gen
eral housework for a family of three
persons. Inquire at 287 Sherman st ' 5
OUSEWORK—Wanted, a good girl lor
general housework; good wages paid.
Call at 392 Robert st. 239-215
HOUSEWORK— An experienced girl for
general housework. Mrs. S. J. Beals,
475 Holly ay. ■..'*"".'.: ' 5
OUSEWORK— girl for general house-'
work. 599 Westminster st. .7 4
OUSEKEEPEK wanted on small farm;
must not be over thirty-five years old ;
have no objection to one child: only one
man in family; must tie up four or live"head
of cattle case I should be away; small
wages for the winter and a good home. Ad
dress P. O. Box 243. Stillwater, Minn.
245-246
TRONER AND POLISHER—One ladies'
A clothes irouer; one polisher. Call corner
Thirteenth and Jackson sts. 4
KITCHEN GIRL—Good girl for kitchen.
No. 9 West Ninth st 4
WORK—Wanted, a good girl
AY for kitchenwork. Apply at 49 West
Fourth st. 5
MILLINER— Situation wanted by fashion
able milliner of twelve years experi
ence ; best of reference given if required. In
quire at Room 8, 1-16 East Fourth st., or at
residence, 247 Western ay. 5
OPERATORS— steam power op
erators; to experienced hands steady
work will be given. Powers' Dry Goods Co.",
Fourth st * 4
HIRT MAKERS, on Wheeler and Wil
son machine.; 21 West Third st. 6
ECOND GIRL—One that understands
waiting on table. Call 392 Exchange st.
E WING GIRL— at once. Mrs. Brug
geman 370 Jackson st. 6
WASTED TO REST.
HOUSE— to rent, about Oct. 1, a
house of not less than ten rooms, in
good neighborhood ' (St. Anthony hill pre
ferred), by wholesale and retail" merchant,
who will soon move his business to this city;
small family and no small children; will take
a furnished house for the winter; references
given. Address W. W. Wemott, 406 Boston
block, Minneapolis, Minn. .:-;; i . .7-' 245
HOUSE— to rent, a small house
and barn on St. Anthony hill; will pay
§25 per month; would buy the furniture of
such a house. Address N 48, Globe. 245-246
HOUSE— house or flat of four or
five rooms. Address D. 39, Globe. 245
ROOM AND HOARD—Physician wants
a nicely furnished alcove front room;
with bath on same iloor: central location
with first-class table board. Answer Physi
cian, Globe. ■ ■ 245
OOM AND BOARD — Wanted by a
young lady; willing to work for part
payment Address M., 42 Exchange. 244. '
ROOM and board in private family; terms
moderate; references; address stating
terms. F, 17, Globe. > 245.
ROOM and board for a widower and little
daughter (nine years old) in a private
family. Address JS. Germania bank.
245-247
ROOMS— unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping, within twenty min
utes'walk of Ryan hotel; Ino children". Ad
dress 1115, Globe. .'.-:-• 245
ROOMS— Wanted, two unfurnished rooms
with board; good location. Address
TE S. 787 Hague ay. - 245
ROD .MS—Wanted two large unfurnished
rooms with closets, convenient to post
office, for gentleman and wife .Address E M
R, Globe. ■■-■..-- 244-246
ROOMS— Two or three rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping,. convenient to
postoffice, by gentlemen and wife. Address
stating terms, M. A. C, Globe.. •'.. . 244-246
LOST ASP FOUND. . . .
CARPET LOST— Lost, a carpet on Pleas
ant ay. or West Seventh st.; 510 reward
will be paid to the finder by leaving at 17
East Third st. . - . . :-' .214-246
OW LOST—A red cow with a. bunch on
the right side. Finder please return the
cow to 105 Dakota ay., West St. Paul, and re
ceive §5 reward. ' . - . 239-215
CG FOUND—A Newfoundland dog. a
few: days - ago,'•••curly hair and white
breast. Owner call at 108 Sherburne ay. and
there they will find same. ■'.'•" ':-.: >, 245
OG LOST—Red. Irish setter dog. seven
months old, large head, long nose, thin
in flesh, name Reddy, acts like a pup. Bring
him to 515 Robert st. and get big reward.
■ ■ ■" "- 7 : 243-245 - ,-",-.-.,. • ■ . "
MEXICAN PARROT LOST— 567
.' Broadway; liberal reward will be given
to finder. -.-. 7 -"TTffTtflHllßll'linillJlT "'"
Q ETTER LOST—Blue Belton setter; name.
O on collar; finder.will' be rewarded by re-,
■ turning to F. W. Ilamaiev, No. 34 East Sixth v
, St. '■■' '■,:' '•■ ':'->.-''■■:■■■ "'■' 7..'-T''-^iv>ffi,'-K^:»r.,-»;j-i*o45':.
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THE SAINT ; PAUL DAILY GLOBE: FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER % 1887.
situations WAKTEID.
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BARBER— A good barber would like a
position in a good shop in a country
town; married man and steady; can furnish 1
tools. Address "Sid" Kingsley, Edgerton.
Minn. . - .6
BARBER— A German young man, who
speaks good English and had some ex
perience, wants to learn the trade.' Address
42 East Third st. 6
BARTENDER— wants situation
without board. 567 Broadway. _-.--0
BOOKKEEPER or collector; can furnish
best of city refernces. A. F. V., room.
16, 473 Wabasha st. - 5
BOOKKEEPER— An A 1 penman and
bookkeeper, who can come i well recom
mended, desires a position. Address B IS,
Globe. 5
BOOKKEEPER— Bookkeeper in any
branch of business by a youug man who
speaks the German language; references
furnished. J. A. 8.. Box 14, Durbin Dak.
244-246 . :
BOY, seventeen years old, would like a sit
uation in an oflice or store. Address C.
38, Globe. -. ■ :.-4
CLERK— Young man would like a situa
tion as order clerk; has had experi
ence in this city. N. 3, Globe. 5
CLERK— Situation wanted by young man
as clerk in store; is willing to work
hard : can furnish first-class references . l;
53, > 'lobe. Ili_____' 237 245
COLLECTOR— A man would like position
as collector; best of references furnished.
Address P9, Globe. „..- ,-. .' , . 6
MPLOYMENT—I want a situation; am
qualified to take care of steam heating
boiler; have had four years experience; can
give good references. Address J. B. John
son, 686 Canada st, . 244-245
EMPLOYM ENT—Young man-wants posi
tion in office or at some light work; can
furnish good references. Call at 385 Wal
nut st. -. :"'.S-< ■■'• • .. (>
I^MTLOYMENT by a hustler who is not
-i afraid of work: would like office work,
store, or collect. . D 40, Globe. ir.iG'
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wanted in
. store by a middle-aged man: speaks
French and English; six years' experience
in a general store; in or outside the city. Ad
dress D 37, lobe. 6.
MPLOYMENT—A young man would
like to do chores night and morning for
board; city references. Address T 7, Globe. 5
-MPLOYMENT—Boy eighteen years old
would like a place in an office or store;:
can give references if wanted. Address F.
C, 191 Franklin st. " . 5
EMFLOY'M ENT— wanted in a
wholesale house by a young main (Scan
dinavian) of long experience in retail busi
ness; first class references. Address B. J. 11.,
Globe. 244-250
EMPLOYMENT— man to work around
the Hotel South Exchange, on Univer
sityav., opposite Union park.' -■- 4
SALESMAN Young man, seven years' ex-'
perience in New York, desires position
as salesman; will travel; Al references. Ad
dress R 11, Globe. ■ :. .. 5
SALESMAN— Situation as traveling .•.ales
man by a young man with three,years'
experience amongst the general merchandise
trade of Minnesota and Dakota; references.
Address X 8. Globe. 232-2 16
TRAVELER of twelve years' experience
hi the hardware and stove line wants an
engagement after Nov. 1: has a trade in Wis
consin, Minnesota and Dakota; stoves pre
ferred; satisfactory references. Address
Hardware, Globe. 210-249
WATCHMAN— A youug man wishes a
situation as night watchman or as
night waiter. Address X 32, Globe. .6
Female.
HOUSEKEEPER— An educated German
lady is looking for situation at house
keeping and company for mi elderly lady. Ad
dress X 35, Globe. 5
OUSEKEEPER—Position wanted by
experienced housekeeper; is willing to
help with sewing; or as companion for an
old lady. Address Miss G, 65 Sycamore
st. -„., 5
HOUSEWORK— young tody would like
to assist in light housework in exchange
for room and board. Address K9, Globe. 4
NURSE— Wanted, by a Scandinavian girl,
fifteen years of age, situation as nurse
or light second work. Address 701 Bedford st.
(i
SEASMSTRESS who wishes work in pri
vate family. Call or address 28 North
Forbes st. 4
SITUATION WANTED-By a young lady,
with good education, in an office where
she can rind plenty of writing to do. Address
II 16, Globe. 4
TYPE WRITER-Lady shorthand an.l
type writer wishes a position where she
can become proficient in office work; salary
no object. Address N 11, Globe. 3
tVATASKING and ironing done by an exoe
» » rienced woman, at home and in fam
ilies. Mrs. Johnson, 372 Josette st. 4
WASHING, ironing, and cleaning done
by an experienced woman, at home
and in families. Mrs. Johnson, 170 Josette
st. . ..: „5.
WASHERWOMAN - Washerwoman
would like to wash and iron in a laun
dry five days in a week. Miss Buruches, No.
30 Chicago live, West St. Paul. (i
ISUSPiiESS I'HAjyCKS.
USINESS OPENING—Good locations
for drug store, hardware store, lumber
yard, blacksmith and wagon makers, harness-'
makers, at Lowry, Kensington, Hoffman,
Barrett, Elbow Lake and Wendell, new towns
on the Minneapolis Pacific railroad; lots at
reasonable terms and prices. Address Oscar
Torrison, town site agent, Elbow Lake, Minn.
245.251. ;■
FOR SALE— stock of groceries with fix
tures and horse and wagon, "and five
years' lease in a good place; reason for sell
ing, going to leave the city. Address X 33,
Globe. 244-245
GROCERY business for sale with horses,
wagons and fixtures, on East Seventh
st.; good location and first-class trade. Ad
dress D 16, Globe. 221-250
ARO WARE— Good clean stock of hard
ware for sale; long established busi
ness; good trade. Address Box 177. Fari
bault, Minn. 242-248:
HOTEL and saloon for sale: everything in:
good order. Inquire at 223 East Sixth
st. 229-258
HOTEL for Sale or Rent—Merchants hotel;
a first-class hotel with twenty rooms or
more, in good condition, hut unfurnished.
Address F. It. Vecker, Henderson; Minn.
240-246 ■--. .■' ;
LAUNDRY For Sale—Laundry in good
running order and cash business with
lease, horse, wagon and sleigh; (hand work.)
24 West Third st. - ■ -- 245-247
LOOK AT Tills for a saloon: best loca
tion in city; cost $6,000, for $2,500;
easy terms; sickness cause of sale; also
house, with fourteen rooms, all full, at your
own figures. MeKennv, Tall & Faide. 11*
West Fourth, near Wabasha. 245 ■
PARTNER wanted with small capital-to
engage and travel in show business; no
experience necessary. Address A 1, Globe. I
245- :. : ;
0 PARTY having §2&,00o or upward 1
will sell Davison County bank, Mt. Ver- :
non, Dak., and take $6,000 stock in said ;
bank. J. C. Tatman. - . 185*
<£Q/-\ BUYS a good delivery horse at
vOw Simon's sale stables, Sixth and Cedar
sts. . ' 244
At"! F. TO $200 to loan on furniture, mv
vpltj sical instruments, vehicles or live
stock: cash advanced on goods in storage.
St. Paul Loan Co., 309*4 Jackson St., Rooms
1 and ii. - is-,*
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE— carombolette table, good as
new. cost §60, will sell for 830. God
frey Knster, Glencoe, Minn. 243-249
FURNITURE of a seven-room house for
sale, complete for housekeeping; cheap
for cash. Address 358 East Ninth st. 240-246
HOUSE EOR SALE—House six rooms,
and lot, West Seventh st., cheap. Call
at 341 Sherman st. "7 240*
HOUSE for Sale—House at • 279 St. An
thony ay. with all modern improve
ments; nine rooms; neatly built; on easy
terms. 242-247
HOUSE. 18x20, for sale, on corner James
and Bay sts. Apply to H. Thompson
Lumber company. . - 240-246
ONEY— ?20 to §200 to loan on articles
-of value; property-left in your posses
sion. : St. Paul Loan Co"., 309 V& Jackson St.,
Rooms 1 and 2. 185*
fflj i)f\ BUYS a good buggy at 17 Inglehart
«JP/0«J st. Call to-day. . . 242-245
HORSES AKIV CARRIAGES.
pARRIAGE WORKS— large assort-
V-> 1 ment of Victorias, rcabriolets,Tluquistas,
broughams, four and six.-seat roekaways; ex
tension-top-. cabriolets, extension-top Sur
reys, -open and canopy Surreys,. loop-front
ladies' phaetons. low-wheeled phaetons, road
wagons, etc., at lowest possible prices, . qual
ity considered Jail work guaranteed strictly
as representedJlE. M. Hallowell & Co., 503
to 511, Minnesota st. 159*
FOR SALE—Very cheap, draft horse; per
- fectly sound and without fault;" also a
small barn for rent. Inquire at Jeffs Cab
Line barn,' 182 East Eighth st. - 245-251
HACK— For sale cheap, ;a > good second
.hand hack.;. luquire at 400 Ravoux st.
■'■.., -■■-; 7.7 ■■■.- 245-247.-. ;.-.^-:--.?^^
HORSES— For sale, five pair of carriage
;-i horses ; ia : bargain. A. K. Barnum, 345 ]
', Summit ay.) 77i: „>>.-:> •---.-ii-v-7 S4O-249;
FOR ItEAT.
Houses. ■• -:
COTTAGE . for Rent—Nice four-room
cottage on Mackubin • st, near Aurora
ay.: $15 per month. Barringer & Co., 390
Jackson st ■ 245-247
COTTAGE for Rent— Four-room cottage,
$15 per mouth; 536 Mendota st ; fl-awcl
••client location; fine order; immediate* .pos
session. ( (.^24s
OR RENT— Eighty acre farm; housfcrtind
barn; Snelling ay.. Reserve township.
Five rooms over No. 175 East Severn!*'' st,
Large hall over N0.169 East Seventh suft'hn
A. Stees, 34 East Third st. . 2a9ri.'45 ■
OUSE For Rent or Sale— FuritiHiicd '
house,nine-rooms with barn at Merriam
Park, in grove, oue block from dcpot'i'(tt'bt
$60.) Address Box 87, or call 2017 Sf.7A.n
thony aye., Merriam I'ark. 2 f-l'-248
HOUSES for rent from $8 to $2T> { per '
mouth. Inquire at 254 Commercial
st. ■ ■S-ff-271 .
HOUSE— For rent, a good 10-room Isouse,
to a good tenant, for $25 per month.
Call at 341 Sherman st. • 840*
HOUSE— Park Place, three rooiVr cot- *
tage; city Water and closet *M. D.-
Miller & Co., 41 East Fourth st. 13-245 -
—— l. .
HOUSE— For rent, a four-room hoUBK city '
water. Call at 361 Sherman, near Oak.
- 245-247 . . .-•.
HOUSE —House of seven rooms and barn,
• $25; Marshall ay. Inquire Room 17,
Miinnheimer block, 245
OUSES for rent Minea & Wedge. 143
Dakota ay. 245-246
HOUSE— No. 225, on Grove st. Inquire
in the rear. 245-46
yv-7 ' ■■».. HOOKIM.
APARTMENTS— Best apartments, single
or en suite, in city for bachelors, In the
new block, corner Tenth and St. Peter sts;
steam heat: bath rooms; all modern conveni
ences; unfurnished from $10 per month
upwards ; ready for occupancy Sept. lt>.
Apply to J.R.& S.McMurrau. room 17, Globe
building. 244-253
Building— fine brick building for rent;
four stories high, containing fifty newly
furnished rooms; steam heating. Address
W 8. Globe. 243-245
CANADA .ST., 565—Newly furnished
rooms with first-class table board: 6
o'clock dinners. . 243-247
pENTRAL AY., 74, WEST—Furnished
V-^ front alcove room; also side room; use
of bath; private family: board if desired.
245-247 '.
COLLEGE AY., 22— rent first-class
furnished rooms, with modern conveni
ences. ;-..*-; ; ,-,•':.;■ -245
XCHANGK ST., 366 7 NORTH—Com- 7,
tortable furnished room on second
floor for single gentleman ; bath adjoins.
■ 245-47
EIGHTH ST., 275. EAST—Furnished
rooms with board. 240-246
FORT ST., 350— For rent, a furnished
room ; suitable for one or two persons;
very cheap. . 240-246
FORT ST., 464— rooms lor house
keeping, with pantry and clotbespress
and city water. 242-245
ORT ST.. 390. NORTH—For rent, pleas
ant front room, furnished, with laree
closet. 045
RANKLIN ST., 376—Nice, large front
alcove room, well furnished, modern
conveniences. Two blocks from Windsor
hotel. ;■ ■ 245-247
FIFTH ST.. 203 WEST—Furnished room
■A on second floor. .244-245
I "EAT—A flat of four rooms suitable for
• offices. Inquire of Midland & Michaud,
392 Robert 244*
' [GLEHART.ST., 64— Furnished rooms.
L with board. 245-247
JACKSON ST.. 513—A few more nice
rooms left, with board, at the old David
son mansion. •■■l- -z 244 47.
LAFAYETTE AY., 601—Two furnished
rooms suitable tor two each; on street
car line. 211-245
INTII ST., 49 WEST—Furnished front
room, centrally located, for one. or two
single gentlemen. 244-245
TVIINTH ST., 21<), EAST, Corner Sibley—
X 1 Furnished rooms with board. 24.4-2" 17
OAK ST., 427—For rent, front pari** and
bed-room adjoining. " ' 242-248
AX ST., 393 NORTII-For rent, to gen- 1
tlemen, suite of furnished rooms on par
lor floor: modern conveniences;privatkfam
ily. References required. -J7 '
EARL ST.. 215—Newly and niceh'*fur
. nished rooms; hot and cold water use
of bath. .-■;:■ y-%'. 24**248
PINE ST., Furnished room to rein i
± .■ - _. , ■ .-, 244-24$
LEAS ANT AY.. 214, near Third—l'nftir
nished carpeted rooms: also front base
ment, furnished, with bath; board next door.
- . 245-246 . - ..
ORERT ST.. :^sl—For rent, first-class
rooms by night or week. 2 15-48.
ROOMS— Three nice rooms, suitable for
dressmaking, parlors or light house
keeping. Apply to Levi Lyons & Co., 11
East ThlrcLst . 245-46
ROOM— Nicely furnished, single room by
young man; can give references. Ad
dress AE, Globe. Steig' - - •' 245
ROOMS— unfurnished, live minutes'
walk from business center; no cook
stove. Times. 21 Union block. 245
ROOM— Nice, large, front furnished room,
ground floor, with use of bath. Inquire
at 557. Sibley st. 245-247
ROOMS— For rent, a desirable room, sec
ond story, fronting on Rice park. Ad
dress D 38, Globe. -245
ROOMS— very desirable unfurn
ished rooms for rent cheap. Will rent
singly or in suite. Call at 585 Selbv ay.
.. ... :^'-" '■:.. 244-248 „ " . _ ;., ■
ROOMS— Furnished.ami suite of rooms for
rent. Call at 410 Jackson street. 244 50.
ROOM— Two young men can be accom
. modated with room ana board in a pri
vate family on Summit ay. ; references. A 2
Globe. 239-245
"O OOMS—We have a large list Of very de
.J-V sirable rooms; those wishing rooms or
board will do well to call. Room 34, Gilfillan
block.. - •- 243-246
EAMSTRESS— a situation by' a
Danish lady; can do all kinds of sewing
and needlework ; or as lady's maid, Address
Mrs. Hanson, 65 Sycamore st. ' 5
SHERMAN ST., 341—For rent, two fur
nished rooms.- _-.-• 240*
HERMAN ST.. Alcove room.nicely
U furnished,modern conveniences. 24o-246
SIXTH ST., 157, WEST—Furnished room
. with alcove references required.
" 242-245
SEVENTH ST., 137, WEST, near Seven
Corners—Elegantly furnished room.
77^' ■ 244-246
EVENTHST., 286, WEST—Two large
O furnished rooms; use of bath; private
family. * .'•' 245
SEVENTH ST., 270, EAST—For rent,
three unfurnished rooms. . 21.5-247
HIRD ST.. 30i& WEST— nice large
unfurnished or three en suite and one
large room. Call at Room 0, up stairs.
244-245 . . ;..7;
THIRD ST., 342, ■ WEST, near Summit
park—Furnished rooms in private fam
ily: use of gas and bath. '•' 244-245
'■ ~ ■'ll — ',
■ . Stores. nit I
STORE— with five rooms attached;
also furnished and unfurnished rooms
with modern conveniences. Inquire V<2s§
Nash st. , 24j>"247
STORE— For rent, store in Forer)migli
block, at Seven corners, suitable fotdry
goods, grocery or clothing. J. W. Shepard;
7 Gilfillan block. 240-216
TORES—For rent three first class stores
in handsome new block corner Tenth
and St Peter sts.; steam heat: electric light;
excellent stand for grocery, dry goods or" drug
store; will be ready for occupancy Sept, 15i
Apply to J. It. McMurran, room 17, Globe
building. . 24p 7>247
Miscellaneous. \'<}'\
ASEMENT for rent-with or wftliout
power. 318 Minnesota st, between
Third and Fourth. : 247
BUILDING— The building formerly jjecu
• pied by the Globe; will . make' such
changes as maybe desired by tenant In
quire of C. A. Easterly, Room 3, Mannbeinier
block. - . .- - . . 140*
UTCHER SHOP-And all the tools in
good order. Inquire at No. 477 West
Seventh st. 215-247
DESK ROOM in law office for rent cheap
Apply to H. Barton, 319 Jackson st
244-248 7 ;
OFFICE ROOMS-To rent, two office
v/_ rooms over Sprague's-drug, store, corner
University ay. and Rice st,; lately occupied
by Dr. Brown; best location for a German
physician in the city:. - 245-247
OFFICES— For rent, two fine offices mmv
new block, corner Seventh and Broad
way. Andrew Schoch. ... . . - . 230*
ItOAlCl) AVAIVTEO.
BOARD— First-class board for gentleman
wife and children for the fall: and win
ter. Address, care Edward Corning 317
Jackson st. . 243-:
oard AND room wanted by a young
JJ married couple in a private family -Ad-"
dress A C 62. Globe.' ■ - ■-'■ 4
PVEWOKKS. "
Tl *"« JAMIESON -&,co.'S*'steam Dye
77r.*.,.", <Jlks—Geuts iclothing a- specialty
; 412 Wabasha st. vud 14 .West Sixth.' St. Paul \
Minn. 134#
■; AUCTION SAXES. ■ . '1
Falliliee x\e Hollo way. Auction-j
; .' ■ "• •■' ■eer»,";"'- ;-:'*■?
IMPORTANT to buyers of real estate in
* St. Paul— will sell at auction on the
premises, Saturday, Sept. 3, at 3 o'clock p. ;
in., forty-seven residence lots only .twenty •
minutes' walk from Merchants hotel, said
property being all of lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 25,
26, 29 and 30, in block 1; lots 1, 2. 50..21,
--' 22 and 23, in block 2; lots 10,' 11. 25, 26, 29
and 30, In block 3; lots 1, 2, 5, 6, 21, 22, 23
and 24 in block 4; lots 1, 5, 0, 7, 8, 17, 18,
710: and 20, in block 7; lota 9, 10, 11, 12.
20, 25,26, 27 and,2B, in block 8, of 11. V.i
l bchwabo's addition. to St Paul; oniv five
blocks east of Van Buren school and five
minutes' walk from Maria avenue -; street
car line; watch for this sale; wait for this
sale, as any one with a few dollars can own
- a lot as the terms are only: one-fourth cash,
balance one and two years; free hacks and
'busses will leave our office, 101 East Fourth
st, German-American Bank buildiug, at 2:30
'■p. m. on day of sale. For further particulars
call on or address, Falliliee & Holloway, auc
tioneers, 101 East Fourth st. 240-240
ALLIHEE & HOLLOWAY, real es
tate and commission auctioneers, 101
East Fourth st, buy and sell merchandise,
household goods of all kinds, or buy bank
rupt stocks for cash or sell the same on com
mission on favorable terms. '204*
Wicker, SKalun & Co., Auc
tioneers. .
AI'CTION SALE of house and lot on
Blair, between Western ay. and Arundel
stWe will sell at auction on the premises
on Wednesday, Sept 7, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, lot 51. Smith's subdivision • block
8. Stiuson's division, with a two-story, well
built, .ten-room house, cellar, water, etc.;
this property is finely' located only half a
block from the popular thoroughfare Western
ay., insuring it street: car facilities in the
near future ; those looking for a home should
take particular. notice of -this sale, as the
property will be sold without reserve;. after
the sale of the property we will also sell at
auction all the furniture and household
effects, a specified list of which will appear
later. Wicker, Zahm A Co., auctioneers, 147
East Sixth st. and 87 East Fourth st . 245
BUSINESS PROPERTY on University
avenue between Western and Arundel
streets, at auction—We will sell at auction,
on the premises, Thursday. Sept. 8, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon, lot 9, Smith's sub
division block 16, Stiuson's division. The
lot has a frontage of 40 by a depth of 125
feet to alley. On the lot there is a good. one
and a half story brick dwelling of eight
rooms, basement "under the entire house,
cistern, well, etc., water and sewer in the
street: also. a one-story bnck store now
occupied by a shoe merchant The property
will be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. For terms and particulars sail .on
or address Wicker, Zahm & Co., -. 147 1 East
Sixth and 87 East Fourth street. . 245
CORNER State and Fairfield avenues—
This very valuable business corner, with
two-story and basement brick and stone
building, to be sold under the hammer. We
well sell on Monday, Sept" 12, at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon, on the premises, .- corner state
and Fairfield avenues, lot. L block 1, Brook
lynd addition to St. Paul. The lot is 50x100
feet, and has good substantial stone.and
brick building on it, divided into three stores
and three family apartments overhead. The
property will be sold without reserve. For
terms and particulars call on or address
Wicker, Zahm & Co., auctioneers,"' 157 East
Sixth, 87 East Fourth. ''. 7 •; 245
A.M. JDolicrly, Auctioneer.
I WILL SELL at auction.at the mart north
of the Market house, to-morrow morning,
commencing at 10 o'clock,'as'fine a lot of
furniture as ever was seen on the mart; the
furniture has been used but a short time and
is nearly as good as new; it consists of one
parlor set, four bedroom sets, dining room
and kitchen furniture, of all kinds; parties
wanting to buy first-class. furniture cheap
cannot afford to miss . this. sale. A. M. Do
herty, auctioneer. ■■: ' ... .... 245
\f ALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY at
» Auction— the corner of Cedar and
Second sts.. I will sell at auction Thursday,
Sent. 8, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, tiie
valuable business corner on Cedar and Sec
ond sts: this property is well located, being
within one block of the fine building erected
- by the Globe Publishing.company, "the new
. courthouse, the Union and the new. Court
House blocks and many.'other buildings of
'. equal prominence: the sale will be made im
perative; this will be one of the best chances
ever offered to buy a truly fine piece of busi
ness property at your own price: the terms
will be made very easy4o per cent cash.the
balance in one and two years at 8 per cent,
interest; further particulars will be given
hereafter. A. M. Doherty, auctioneer, 422
Wabasha st. St Paul Minn. 215
ISEAI. ESTATE FOX SAT.X.
Sargent, Mcacliam & Cos. List.
r 322 Robert. St. .
IFI'EEN LOTS in Sylvan Park, §600
each.- ... .■--.. .'. ■
$7 000 -IJIjOCK2 ':Midw"'l>" Park-
FOUR LOIS in block 4. Macalester View.
51.100.
C'T^Q— EOUij lots, block 4. Rogers' ad
$(500 —FIVK lots on. Arcade st : ....
<fi"7QQ-LOT 12, blocK 1 (corner), Oak-
S7OO~ EIG,IT lots on Earl st. ■'
$350 TO S1(>0 for 10 10ls 'Como Villas*
<BJI Ri in—FIVE-ROOM house on Wells
«pI,«JUU st; §500 cash; balance
monthly. ." '.-.'_ ;*;<':; *.~ f 7.7,
S3 Hi SEVEN ROOM house on
. >J*,\J\J\J Beach st.; one-third cash; bal
ance to suit Sargent, Meacham i Co., 322
Robert st v 243-246
E<lwar<l Bert-can's Ust.t ; ':"
Room 77. Globe" building..- - - :
FOR SALE— One ot the finest corners on
Snelling avenue, iii Reserve township,
containing 12V2 acres, on easy terms; this is
the best bargain in Reserve! .township. .
<XX ()()'{A WILI- Bl'Y a good two-story
'^\J^\J\J\J house, just 'completed: eight
rooms, hot and cold water and close to street
railway." 7:-7:^;7777 7v-7"> -:
<2iAHA EACH will buy » few more lots
«ii*«t/V/vy in my addition, between Oakdale
avenue and South Robert street; they are ,on
...level ground with fine view over the city, and
are the cheapest lots in the city of the " same
distance. .... ' . - 244-247
Miscellaneous. : ';; ■;,':^
BSTHACTS OE TITLE and all oilier
manuscripts copied perfectly by Anna
C. Drew. Hale block, opposite Merchants.
; 332*
BAR< JAIN—Two lots near Macalester;
only two blocks from Summit ay. boule
vard: for sale cheap and on easy terms. Ad
dress C 31, Globe. , " 237-250
COTTAGE— Fourteen-room cottage, with
. all modern conveniences • and beautiful
large grounds on Olive st Inquire of D. H.
Michaud, 333 Jackson st. - ; 240-246
EAL ESTATE— lots at Merriam
park; subdivision of lot one, block
four; one minute from station; facing on the
park; for §7,000. only one-seventh cash, bal
ance long time. Mumford & Magoffin,
Pioneer Press building. ' 243-246
T3 EAL ESTATE for Sale—l nave a greal
AY variety of lots and acres north of St.
Paul at great bargains and oil easy terms. J.
F. Eiseumenger. 472 Rice st *'-. 179*
WILL SELL on easy terms or trade for
- city.property, fourteen acre lots all im
proved, with large orchard, one-half mile
from city limits on Edgerton st ; high -level
land facing on Mct'lagons lake. Address
316 Rondo st. .-^.r"'- 7 245-247
m ii iiii
JPEKSOJiA*L.
ARRIVED— The Gypsy clairvoyant, Mme.
Lann,-318 East Seventh st, between
Broadway and Pine; for ladies oniv; consult
her iulove,marriage,divoree and business ;you
will be more than satisfied; causes the single
to marry with the best results: restores lost
love; brings the separated together; removes
evil influences, jealousy; gives the nervous
and depressed a better condition; tells what
you are better fitted for and how to succeed
in business; she has all her Gypsy powers by
inheritance and tradition. Hours from 9a.
m. to 9 p. m.. ; 240-246
ONSULT MADAME TEITSWORTH,
• wonderful clairvoyant fortune-teller;
also mind and destiny reader; gives names.
402 Minnesota st:.* ; / 240-240
ftTHS. ALICE BAGNELL, magnetic
ILL- healer, cures rheumatism, kidney and
liver diseases. 380 Broadway, city. ; 240-240
TO EXCHANGE.
MONEY TO LOAN-Sls and upwards on i
personal property of any description;
property left in your possession. St Paul
Loan Co., 300V.2-Jaekson st, Rooms land 2
•..•.■ 185* ■ ■ ' -;..-.'
TO EXCHANGE-Some gilt-edge real estate
: for lumber, mouldings and all material
except stone and plastering; $2,000 .- to
$4,000. AR, Globe. 245-247
TO EXCHANGE—Fine . set of full-size
ivory .billiard balls for . breech-loading
shotgun. Address Postoffice Box 2125.
;'---- - 243-245 - ■ ■■■■-
-''■:; '"•■" WAftTEI> TO BUY. ;v "- ;
DERRICK— Wanted, to purchase second
hand boom ■ derrick. — Address *F. A.
Davis, Faribault, Minn., giving price.
".:. : .:■■■:■.- ....• ■'■.*• 245-250 ■/ 7'..7--~-- 7'
Tl/NGINE-T-Wanted to buy, a good second-
- -Ei hand, ten or »twelvei horse-power ; hori
zontal engine. Address Wm. Hayes, 443 ':
.^Dakota ay,' 7-:.;.' - v-r : r.:- - -„-; --.-.«*•«»•>.**;
..^T^jLjiiiinnimii,lFlSlr,ft:s.*> I-. ' jt:'-.':'-- „L-----.;',7*23BWs3fe*Wr^
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-. FinrAM<*iAi^. . '.' • ■;
MONEY Is loaned by ns on improved real
estate security In" 8t Paul, Minneapolis
: and Duluth at 6, 6V«, 7, 7Vi per cent;, on
shortest notice, for any amount. R. M. New
port & Son, Investment bankers, 152, 153
and 154 Drake block, St. Paul. 73*
<£]() •25, »SO, »100 TO LOAN oh fur
•JP-lv-f nitnre,* - pianos, • carriages, horses,
cows, watches, diamonds, silverware or ■ any
other article of value; cash advance made on
goods in -storage: promptness and privacy,
guaranteed in making our loans; reasonable
rates and no outside fees. • St. Paul Loan
company, Ho. 309Vi> Jackson st., Rooms 1
and 2. ■ - - - ■,■ 05*.
MONEY- TO LOAN—By the St. Paul.
Trust Company, $100,000, in sums of
$1,000 to $20,000. Purchase money mort
gages cashed. .
MONEY LOANED on all kinds of per
sonal property, household furniture,
. horses, etc. ; also on diamonds aud Jeweiry;
commercial paper discounted. Security Loan
Co., 325 Jackson si,, J. E. Flauigau, mana
ger - 162*
MONEY TO LOAN on mortgage at
lowest cost without"delay. Installment
mortgages made payable in sums to suit Dor
■ rower. William N. Viguers, south-east cor
• ncr Fourth and Robert streets. ■ 130*
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate and
good first mortgages bought by S. H.
Dyer.real estate and 10an5,52 German-Ameri
can bank. - 106*
INNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
Company—Loan from $10 upward on
furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., with
out removal; also on warehouse receipts,
diamonds and gold watches. J. S. Mackey,
manager. Room 7, First National bank build
ing, St. Paul, and Room 7, Mackey-Legg
block,» Minneapolis. 250*
ONEYTO LOAN, m sums to suit, from
$1 up, on watches, diamonds and all
goods of value; special rates on sums of $50
and over. J. E. Ingham, 327 Jackson st
240* '■-.'•
MONEY TO LOAN in sums of $1,000 to
y $10,000 at 6 and 8 per cent interest
without delay. St. Paul Trust company, cor
ner Jackson and Fourth sts. • 22*
MISCEIXAftEOUS.
STUDENTS for medical and surgical nurs
ing; special inducements offered to pro
fessional nurses wishing diplomas; class
commences Friday, Sept. 2, at 2 p. m. Ap
ply or address, with stamp, Nurses Training
School, 404 Nicollet ay., Minneapolis. Prof.
Lonsdale. ':.' - 243-245
STORAGE AND FOR WAR DING—Con
signments solicited of all kinds of rem
chandise, implements, furniture and house
hold goods. We have the. largest and best
warehouse in the city, connected by railroad
tracks for receiving, storing and transferring,
or if space is desired either in basement or
upper stories we can let same at very reason
able rates; warehouse and office, 359 and 389
East Third st,, St. Paul, Minn. St. Paul
Storage, Forwarding and Implement Com
pany; William Hemminghouse, President and
Manager; telephone call 298-2. 53*
OCIAL HOE—Given 'at the Oakland
Boarding house every Saturday even
ing. ISI East Eighth st; tickets 50 cents.
. 245-251
TYPEWRITING and shorthand work of
all kinds done perfectly by Anna C.
Drew, Hale block : no risk iii bringing your
work here; experienced operators, perfect
work, low prices: work called for and de
livered ; estimates given. Telephone, 852-2
208*
OSTKUCTIOJ".
SCHOOL OE SHORTHAND, Type-writ
ing and Telegraphy—First-class' and ex
clusive; names of graduates now holding po
sitions sent on application; systems taught,
Eclectic. Pitman and Graham; lessons day
and evening or by mail: send for circulars.
Anna C. Drew, Hale block, corner Jackson
and Third sts., St. Paul. 332*
THE Barnard School for boys and young
men. Modern languages, drawing," wood
work. Thorough preparation tor the colleges
and technical schools. West Point and An
napolis; special attention to coaching for the
college examinations. The principal is at
the school, 114 Mackubin St., daily from 10
to 12. R. Arrowsmith, Ph. D. (formerly of
Columbia College). 240-259
TEACHER— Position as teacher by a man
in district No. 10 for German and English
language. Box 382 postoffice. city. 236-249
Proposals for Lumber, Stallions
and Indian Houses, etc.
U. S. Indian SEEVICE, 1
Crow Aoency, Mont., Aug. 10,1887. f
SEALED PROPOSALS, INDORSED "PRO
posal.s for lumber, stallions, or for erec
tion of Indian houses," etc., as the case may
• be, and addressed to the undersigned, will be
received at this agency until 1 o'clock of
Thursday, Sept.ls, 1887, for furnishing for
and delivering at the agency about 300.000
feet of lumber, 100 doors, 100 windows,
6,000 pounds Blossburg coal, and 10 stall
ions, and for the erection of 50 Indian
houses on the Crow reservation.
The contractor for furnishing the lumber
will be permitted to cut logs on the reserva
tion, an abundance of which are in the im
mediate vicinity of the agency saw mill; the
use of the agency saw mill will also be al
lowed the contractor, with tne proviso that
it shall be returned to the agent in its origi
nal good order and condition.- -v-'-'
--" The stallions must be of good graded stock,
not under three years nor over five years of
age, and must weigh . not less than 1,000
pounds each, of good form, sound and per
fect in every particular, of gentle disposition,
and must be halter broken.
The Indian houses are to be 16x18 feet,
and 8 feet clear inside, specifications for
which and complete list of sizes and kinds of
lumber and other materials required may be
obtained by application to the undersigned.
No Did for furnishing lumber or any other
building material will be accepted unless the
price of each article offered is specifically
stated in the bid. . *
Only bids for furnishing materials and
labor and the erection of the houses are re
quired. :.*-- . . -
All bidders are required to state the earliest
- date when the articles will be delivered, or
houses completed, etc.
The Indian houses must be completed by
June 1, 1888. •
The stallions are to be delivered between
March 20 and April 1. 1888.
- CERTIFIED CHECKS. -7.7 _
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied check or draft upon some United States
depository, made payable to the undersigned
for at least 5 per cent, of the amount of the
proposal, which check or draft wiil be for
feited to the United States in case any bidder
or bidders receiving an award shall fail to
promptly execute a contract with good and
sufficient sureties, otherwise . to be returned
to the bidder; the right is ' reserved to reject
any or all bids, or any part of any bid, if
deemed for the best interest of the service.
All information desired by any parties can
be obtained by application in person at the
agency office.
■ - All proposals must be forwarded in quintu
plicate. HENRY E. WILLIAMSON,
' 225-245 U. S. Indian Agent.
Proposals for J.;uisbei*. Uriel*,
Coal, Mares. Cows, Etc., U.S.
Indian Service. ;.'
Santee Agency, Neb., Aug. 23, ISS7.
Sealed proposals, indorsed '-Proposals for
lumber, brick, coal,. mares, cows, etc.." as
the ease may be, and addressed to the under
signed, will be received at the Santee
Agency, Knox county, Neb., until 1 o'clock
p. in.. Sept. 20, 1887, for furnishing for and
delivering at the Santee. Flandreau and
Ponca agencies, a variety of lumber and other
building materials, schedules and a full de
scription of which may be obtained by appli
cation to the undersigned : 113 tons "of soft
soal, 4 tons coal, blacksmith, 32,000 bricks,
48 American mares, not under four nor over
. seven years .of age, sound, without .blem
ishes, well broken and to weigh not less than
. 950 pounds ; 25 cows of graded stock, in good
order and condition, natives of Nebraska or
adjacent territory, not under two nor over
five years of age, to weigh not less than 700
pounds. The price of each article must be
stated. All animals offered for delivery
under a contract will be subject to a rigid in
spection by some person to be designated by
the department • V.7 .7" :.;.'i<" .
Contracts will be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder or bidders, subject -
to the approval of the department of the in
terior. Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check upon some United States de
pository, payable to the order of the under
signed for at least 5 per cent, of the amount
of the proposal, which check shall be for
feited to the United States in case any bidder
receiving the ; award shall fail: to execute
promptly a contract with good aud sufficient '
sureties according to the terms of his bid,:
otherwise to be returned to the bidder. The
right to reject any or all bids, or any part of
any bid, is hereby reserved. Proposals will:
be received for supplies and material sepa
rately, and must have a copy of this adver
tisement attached to each bid and addressed
to the undersigned.
Bidders arc notified that their bids must be
for the goods delivered at the agency. Fur
ther information maybe obtained by address
ing the undersigned ■at Santee Agency, Neb.
Charles Hill, U. S. Indiau agent. 238-258
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT
Court Second Judicial District, County
of Ramsey.
Sarah Hampson,; Plaintiff, vs. John Ilnmp
- son, Defendant ..'--..
--■ summons. :■
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant: ;
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
has been filed with the Clerk of said Court
and to serve a copy of your answer to the
said i complaint on : the subscriber at his
oflice in the : city '- of *■' Paul, ■ county of
Ramsey, within thirty days after - the service:
of this . summons X upon - you, exclusive of '
the dayof such service; and if .you. fail to
answer the said complaint within the time',
aforesaid,; the plaintiff •in - this action will
! apply to the court for the relief demanded in':
,said complaint -. -. - •>. :,V^':r-'y\Z"-J-i'z~
.777 - -.-: '■■■-' ■■--.-''-'"* Xojtm He™, 7-■••
-~>.: ;-7 .Plaintiffs' Attorney, St. Paul, Minn.
I sept2-7w -t'ri , • .7
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.—Notice
• Is hereby given that default has been
made In the conditions of a certain mortgage
made by Daniel S. Merritt and Mary A. Mer
lin, his wife, mortgagors, to the Mechancis'. 7
Building society, mortgagee, which mort
gage hears date the first (Ist) day: of July,
A. D. 1881. and was recorded In the office of
- the Register of Deeds in and for the county of
Ramsey, in the state of Minnesota, on the
thirteenth (13th) day of July, A. D. 1881, at
3:40 o'clock in the afternoon, in book 48 of
mortgage deeds, on page 230; by the failure .
neglect and default of the said mortgagors
to makp payment of the interest on the
principal debt secured to bo paid by said,
mortgage for a long period of time and for
more than three months from the time and
times said interest became due and payable,
whereby said whole principal sum and debt,
and the interest thereon and the monthly,
dues secured to be paid by said mortgage be
came due, payable and recoverable.
That there is claimed to be due and is due
'and unpaid on said mortgage at the date ot
this notice the sum of nine hundred and
sixty-seven and sixty-six hundretbs dollars
($907.00) and that no action nor proceeding
at law nor in equity has been had or taken to
recover said sum nor any of said monies or
debt-so secured.
: ; That the lands and premises embraced in
and covered by said mortgage are situated in
said county of Ramsey and state of Minneso
ta, and are described lis follows: Lot num
ber • one (1) in block number
nine ' (9), ■•; in Dawson's addi
tion to St. Paul, according to
the plat of said addition on file and of record
in the office of the Register of Deeds in and
for said Ramsey county, together with all
and . singular the hereditaments and ap
purtenances belonging or appertaining to
said above described mortgaged lands and
premises. That by virtue of the power of
sale in said mortgage contained and recorded
therewith.and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided,' the said mortgaged
premises will be sold at public auction to the
hignest bidder for cash by the Sheriff of said
Ramsey county, at the front door of the
Court House on Wabasha street, in the city
of St. Paul, in said Ramsey county, at nine
(9) o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday, the
eighteenth (lsub) day of October, A. D.
1887, to satisfy and pay the amount then
due on said mortgage with the accrued in
terest, dues and the costs of these foreclosure
proceedings, and the further sum of £50
stipulated in said mortgage as attorneys fees,
and said mortgage thereby foreclosed.
' Dated St. Paul, Sept. l.'l 887.
.v ; ;7 TV FRED RICHTER,
Sheriff of Ramsev County.
The Mechanics' Building Society, Mort
gagee. Wat. S.Moore, .
sept. 2-7w-fri . Attorney for Mortgagee.
TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey. In District Court.
In the matter of the assignment of Robert
Wilson and Harry . Monkhouse, copartners
as Wilson & Monkhouse, to Edward H.
Biggs.-
On reading and filing the petition of the C.
N. Nelson Lumber company and William
Rhodes,- from which it appears that said pe
titioners are creditors of said insolvent, \\ il
son & Monkhouse; that the assignment in
this matter was made more than three years
ago; that said | assignee has realized under
said assignment a sum exceeding 55,500, and
that he has held said sum for more thau two
years, and that he has never made any re
port of his doings or rendered any account or
paid any dividend, and that he is insolvent
and has made an assignment in this court for
the benefit of his creditors. ..
Now, on motion of said petitioners, it Is or
dered that said assignee, Edward H. Biggs,
do render and file in this court within ten
days from the date of the service of this
order upon him a just, full and complete ac
count and report of his proceedings and of
the condition of said trust estate.
Ordered further, that said assignee and all
other persons interested in this matter show
cause at a special term of said court to be
held at the court house in the city of St.
Paul, in said county of Ramsey, on Satur
day, the 3d day of September. A. D. 1887,
at 10 o'clock a. m., or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, why the said assignee,
Edward H. Biggs, should not be removed
and some suitable person appointed in his
place to administer said trust, and why he
should not be required to pay over to the per
son so . appointed all moneys now in his
hands and turn over to said person all other
property of said insolvent, and why such
further and other: order in the - premises
should not be granted as may be just.
Ordered further, that this order and a copy
of said petition be served upon said Edward
H. Biggs by leaving a copy of the same
with him personally, or at his last and usual
place of abode with some person of suitable
age and discretion then resident therein,
within five (5) days from the date hereof,
and that a copy of this order be published in
the St. Paul Daily Globe on the- 19th and
20th days of August instant.
Dated St. Paul.Aug. 18.1837.
WESTCOTT WILKIN, District Judge.
STATE. OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey—ss. In Probate Court. Special
Term, August 31,1887.
In the matter of the estate of Richard Mc-
Carrick, deceased. .- -
On reading and filing the petition of John
T. Lvnes, of said county, claiming to be en
titled to a conveyance of "lot eleven (11*)
of Richard McCarrick's subdivision of block
eighty-eight (88). of Lyman Dayton's addi
tion to St. Paul." in said county, from the
administrator of said estate, setting forth the
names, ages and places of residence of all
persons interested in said estAte, to be con
veyed and the facts upon which said claim is
predicated;
It is ordered that said petition be heard be
fore the judge of this court on Tuesday, the
18th day of October, A. D., ISS7, at ten
o'clock a. m., at the Probate office in the
city* of St. Paul, in said Ramsey county, and
that all persons interested in said estate ap
pear then and there to show cause (if any
they have) why a decree should not be made
authorizing and directing the administrator
of said estate to make and execute a convey
ance of said premises to the petitioner.
It is further ordered that notice of the time
and place of hearing be given to all persons
interested in said estate by the publication of
this order for four successive weeks, once in
each week, the last of which publications
shall be at least fourteen days before said
day of hearing, in the St. Paul Dailt Globe,
a newspaper printed and published at St.
Paul, in said county aforesaid, and that a
copy of this order be served personally on all
persons interested in said estate residing in
said county at least fourteen days before said
day of hearing, and on all other persons in
terested, by depositing forthwith a copy of
such order in the postoffice at St. Paul in
said county, with postage prepaid, directed
to them respectively at their place of resi
deuce, unless it appears that their place of
residence is unknown. By the Court,
[l.s.] E. S. GORMAN, Judge of Probate.
Attest: f-'r. -
Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk.
. sept'2-sw-fri 7:77 y\:.■'..'■!
STATE OF j MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey—ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term, Aug. 17, 1887. ; - : ••*-**> :i
In the matter of the estate of Abraham
Janzen, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur
porting to be the last will and testament of
Abraham Janzen, deceased, and late of said
county, has been delivered to this Court;
And whereas, Angretha Janzen has filed
therewith her petition, representing among
other things that said Abraham Janzen died
in said county, on the 3d day of August.
1887, testate, and that said petitioner is the
sole executrix named In said last will and
testament, and praying that the said instru
ment may be admitted to probate, and that
letters testamentary be to her issued thereon.
It is ordered that the proofs of said in
strument, and the said petition, De heard be
fore this court, at the probate office in said
county, on 'Monday, the 12th day of Septem
ber. A. D. 1887, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
when all concerned may appear and contest
the probate-of said instrument; ?
And it is further ordered, that public notice
of the time and place of said hearing be given
to all persons interested, by publication of
these orders for three weeks successively
previous to said day of hearing, in the St.
Paul Daily Globe, a newspaper printed and
published at St. Paul, in said county. By
the court, E. S. GORMAN,
rt.s] Judge of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk.
Jacob Mainzee, Attorney for Petitioner.
' augl9-4w-fri
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF:
Ramsey—ss. In Probate Court. Special
Special Term, Aug. 18,1557.
In the matter of the estate of William D.
.-Jaggar, deceased. • ■ .
On reading and filing the petition of Jehiel
W. Jaggar, of St. Paul, Minnesota, represent
ing among other tilings, that William D. Jag
gar. late of St. Paul, Minnesota, on the 12th
day of July, A.D. 1887. at St.Paul. Minne
sota, died intestate, and being an inhabitant
of this county at the time ot his death, leav
ing goods, chattels and estate within this
county, and that the said petitioner is the
brother of said, deceased, and praying that
administration of said estate be to your pe
. titioner, Jehiel W. Jaggar. granted; -
-■••It is ordered that said petition be heard
before the judge of this court, on Tuesday.
the 13th day of September, A. D. 1887, at 10
o'clock a. m.,at the probate court room in:
St. Paul, in said county.
'Ordered further, that notice thereof
be given to : the . heirs of-said deceased,.
• and -to • all '. persons interested, by pub
-7 lishing a copy of this order for three succes
: sive weeks, prior .to said day of hearing,. in ■
the St. Paul Daily Globe, a newspaper:
printed and published at St. Paul, .in said
county. .By the court.
[i..s.] E. S. GORMAN, Judge of Probate.
'Attest: Frank Robert. Jr., Clerk.
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Cullom' Painless Method of j
: Tooth Extraction.
FULiXjIKTO, $Sl, XJF».
«***? .SEVENTH and WABUQHA ST.PAUL
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CITY NOTICE.
Office of the City Treasurer, )
St. Paul, Minn., Aug/30,1887. J
All persons interested in the assess
ments for
Construction of a Sewer on . Seventh
Street from Hope Street to Phalen
Street, and on Mendota Street, from
Seventh Street to Phalen Creek;
Condemning and Taking an Easement on
the Land Adjoining, and on the Line ot
Edgerton Street, from Decatur Street
to Maryland Street;
Construction of a Sewer on Laurel Ave
nue, from Dale Street to Grotto Street;
on Ashland Avenue, from St Albans
Street to Avon Street; on Holly Avenue,
■ from St Albans Street to Avon Street;
on Portland Avenue, from Dale Street
to St Albans Street; on St. Albans
Street from Summit Avenue to Ashland
Avenue, and on Selby Avenue, from
Dale Street to Victoria Street-
Opening, Widening and Extending Forest
■ Street from Minnehaha Street to The
Right of Way of the Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha R. R. Co.;
Paving Jackson Street with Cedar Blocks
and Curb with Granite, from Ninth
(9th) Street to Grove Street (formerly
Pearl Street).
Paving Wabasha Street with Gedar Blocks
and Curb with Granite, from College
Avenue to Rice Street;
Paving Sherburne Avenue with Cedar
Blocks and Curb with Granite, from
Rice Street to a Point 29o Feet East of
Grant Street;
Paving Cedar Street with Cedar Blocks
and Curb with Granite, from Eighth
(Bth) Street to Central Avenue; Cen
tral Avenue, from West Line of Cedar
Street to West Line of Grant Street,
from Central Avenue to Como Avenue
'. (formerly Bianca Street).
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
That on the 30th day ofAugiist,lßS7. I did
receive different warrants from the City
Comptroller of the City of St. Paul for
the collection of the above-named as
sessments.
The nature of these warrants is, that
if you fail to pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication of this notice,
I shall report you and your real estate
so assessed as delinquent, and apply to
the District Court of.the County of Itam
sey, Minnesota, for judgment against
your lands, lots, blocks, or parcels
thereof so assessed, including interest,
costs and expenses, and for an order of
the Court to sell the same for the pay
ment thereof. --
GEOKGEREIS, City Treasurer. -
244-245
Assessment for Slopes on S try le
er Avenue.
Office Board of Public Works, )
City of St. PAUL,Minn., Sept. 1,1857.)
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment of benefits, damages, costs and ex
penses arising from condemning and
taking an easement on the land adjoin
ing and on the line of Stryker avenue,
from Louisa street to south city limits,
for making and maintaining slopes one
and one-half {1%) feet on said land for
every foot cut or filled, necessary for
the grading of Stryker avenue, from
Louisa street to south city limits, in the
city of St.Paul.Minnesota, lias been com
pleted and entered of record by. the
Board of Public Works in and for said
city, and that said assessment was con
firmed by said Board on the 30th day
of August, A. U. 18S7. .:'-■-■■"■:
R. L. GORMAN, President.
Official: W. F. Erwin,
245 Clerk Board of Public Works.
NOTICE TO CONTRA TORS.
Sealed proposals for building the
masonry and substructure of the Lake
street and Marshall avenue bridge will
be received at the County Auditor's of
fice, Minneapolis.until Sept. 20. at noon.
Proposals to be directed to L. A. Condit.
Secretary, and endorsed "Proposal foi
Piers of Lake street and Marshall Ave
nue Bridge."
Plans and specifications may be seer
at the County Auditor's office, Minne
apolis, and at the office of J. S. Sewall.
engineer, No. 46 Gilfillan block, St.
Paul.
A bidder's bond or certified check foi
$200 must accompany each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. By order of the committee,
L. A. Condit, Secretary.
J. S. Si. wall, Engineer.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals for building an iron
bridge across the Mississippi river to
connect Lake street, in Minneapolis, and
Marshall avenue, in St. Paul, will be.re
ceived at the office of the County Aud
itor, until Sept. 20, at noon. Proposals
to be directed to li. A.Condit, secretary,
Minneapolis, and endorsed "Proposal
for superstructure of Marshall avenue
and Lake street Bridge."
Specifications may be seen at the
County Auditor's office, Minneapolis,
and at the office of J. S. Sewall. en
gineer. No. 40 Gilfillan block. St. Paul.
A bidder's bond or certified check for
$200 must accompany each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. By order of the committee*.
L. A. Coxdit, Secretary.
J. S. Sewall, Engineer.
235-243
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Hiawatha Street.
Office Board of Public Works, >
City of St.Paul. Minn., Aug,25,1857. 1
-Sealed bids' will be received by tho
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city of St. Paul, Min
nesota, at their office in said city, until
12 m. on the Cth day of September, A.D. •
ISB7, for. grading Hiawatha street, from
Burns avenue to Mound street, in said
city, according to -plans and specifica
: tions on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
.'in a sum of at least twenty (20) percent
of the gross amount bid must accom
< pany each bid.".
. The said Board reserves the right t(
reject any or all bids. : ■* : , :. .*"
--t • ; .7 . -E. L. GORMAN, President.
sOfficial:'..-. ..■; . ;,* W.F. Erwin,
•; 23*i-24b' :: Clerk Board' of -Public Works' 7-'
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