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In Every Case the Money Must Accom
pany the Order. %
{siHATIOKS OFFERER.
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Atih.s'l'S- Wanted, a steady, industrious
man in every couuiy in the Northwest
to roprest the old Bloomingtou (Phoenix)
nursery, in the sale of nurrery stock;
established 1852; OOOacres; fourteen green
houses; a permanent situation. Address,
with reference, W. E. Coles, Jr., & Co., St.
Paul. Minn. ** 85-91
GENTS—Mr. D. W. Jackson is making
AGENTS— Mr. D. reliable agents. Home
lil eral offers to reliable agents. Home
Office, '.»! East Fourth St., St. Paul, Minn.
77-86
BAB DlCK—First-class barber wanted. 358
Robert st. 7
T>Tii.i.i.i. -Wanted, a lirst-class and sober
JO man; pood wages and steady Job. H. 0.
Krueger. Grand Forks, Dak. 81-87
Wanted.an experiensed
Ij bookkeeper and cashier to take charge
Dfotli'i*. Address "V," Globe. 7
BO "-—Wanted, a good active boy having
experience in running wax thread sew
ing machines, at the Konantz Saddlery com
pany's. North St. Paul. 1
T>UY wanted to take care of two horses.
D Call at 9 o'clock Monday at Stevenson
Mercantile Co.. 81 East Fifth st. 2
OY— Wanted, a good smart boy to learn
the llorist business. 80 East Third st. 1
BOY— Wanted, a small boy to do chores
about a house. Apply between the hours
of 10 and 1 1 a. in. at 386 Kobert st. 7
'DELL HOY— At Baugh's hotel.
BUS I ness SITUATION desired by young
man twenty-seven years old: in state
Employ till March 26; good recommenda
tions. ' Address -I 19, Globe. 1
CiANVASSERS— Wanted, twenty canvass
' ers; rustlers can easily make $5 a day;
■ also five with horses; you can make $10 a
flay. 537 Broadway, up stairs, room 3. 85-86
CANVASSERS— Wanted; ten canvassers
at once; will pay salary and commis
sion. Singer oflice, 27 East Third st. 83-89
COOK— Hotel cook. Call at Commercial
hotel, 147 East Seventh st. 6
DAIRYMAN— Man to care for and milk
cows; permanent work. Address box
27, Benson, .Minn. 2
VEX— A good driver in private family;
references required: Apply after 8,
84 East Sixth street. 2
DRUG CLERK— a registeredas
sistant druggist clerk. Address Dr. P.
Follmailll, Mankato. Minn. 83-89
HARNESS STITCHERS— Wanted, sev
eral good harness stitchers at the
Conani *. Saddlery company's,!* orth St. Panl.
Al'i'.i: HANGERS— Good paper Hang
ers who apply at once can get employ
ment ami good prices at Finch, Van Slyek
& Go's., :>si Jackson st. ' 7
PRINTER— A iirst-elass general printer
wanted to lake charge of the mechan
ical work of a good newspaper and job oiiice
In Northwestern Minnesota. Write X. C. 11.,
Globe, stilling experience; a good situation
for a steady man.- ' 86
OCK.iI EN— Four rockmcu ; steady work
ail summer. Call at 47 Court Block. 7
. ALESMAN— RetaiI dry goods salesman
KJ wanted. Address, stating experience
you had. etc.. A 59, Globe. 1
STRIPPER— Wanted, at John Harts,
686 John st. 1
\\T A ITERS — Voting men to work on
VV tables from 12 to 2at 67 East Third st.
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HXSTRUCTIOH.
"•nNiti.lsll DEPARTMENT during
,___ spiing and summer mouths. St.Paul
Business College, corner Seventh and Jack-
Hon sis. .y 83-173
£EAKN SHORTHAND— Best of Gra
_ ham. Pitman and Munson taught; full
course 810. Win. A. Shepfer. 242 East Third
Et.. St. I'aul. 85-87
SCHOOL of Shorthand and Typewriting-
Standard system; lessons day, evening,
orbv mail; send for circulars. Miss J. D.
lU*ss. Union Block. 85-114
SCHOOL OI' r SHORTHAND, Type-writ
'ngaud 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 st... St. PauL 332*
SHORTHAND and Typewriting Institute.
W. K. Mulliken, proprietor, corner Sev
enth and Jackson sts. 83-173
HORTHAND — A complete course of
private instruction in the best system
for S3. A :U, Globe. 84-85
ST. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE—Low
rates for the spring term. Corner Sev
enth and .lackson sts. 83-113
W~~ KM ILL I KEN offers the best induce
• ments to those desiring a practical
business education. Corner Seventh and
Jackson sts. 83-173
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*->.SESS.IIAKir".*U.
RESSMAKING— desiring stylish
perfect dressmaking, very lowest prices,
should call at 260 Rice st., near College.
85-86
D~~ KESSM AKI Ladies wishing aresses
made please call on H. S. De Long,
Room 42. Mannheimer block; tailor suits
ond lining a specialty. 64-93
RES-MA KERS and seamstresses are
DRESSMAKERS anil seamstresses are
invited to investigate the scientific
Adams Tailor system for dress and cloak cut
ting, etc: alteration in any garment cut by
it gives all French curves: draping, basting
and finishing taught by this rule cannot be
excelled : it is. used in all the leading houses
in New York and Chicago; why will mothers
send their daughters six months to learn
dressmaking, when they can learn to cut in
Hire*.* days?' St. Mary's "Home, 318 Somerset
H., st. I'aul. 85-91
TL*** OR fashionable dressmaking call on .Miss
S. Eftson, 07 West Tenth st; cutting and
filling a ipecinlty. 85
FOLHSTT dress and sleeve system; best
in the world; its beautiful' lines' and
cuives give a style to the figure that
no other system can approach; it is
used in the best houses in Philadelphia. New
York and Hoston; it has the new French bias
attaciu.n-it, and a sleeve that is simply per
fect; ii is warranted to fit without changing a
Beam, all nt Mrs. Elliott's, room 24, Mann
helmer '' ]______ Agents wanted. 32*
\ya \'i:ioi> to k*ki*.t. _
LAT— Wanted, to rent by Ist of April
furnished or unfurnished flat of three
to live rooms by prompt paying tenant; terms
must be reasonable. Address J 94, Globe.
84-90
HOUSE— Wan tod, a house of seven or
ci; r M rooms, between now and the Ist
of May. Address 654 Laurel ay. 81-91
f> oo>i— i'.y two young men of good habits,
L a i'tiviisiied room in public block, not
over Iv'ciiy 111111111*8' walk trom Globe build
ing: will exchange references. Address L L,
Globe. _. 83-89
00.1 IS— Three or four furnished rooms
..for ii>;lH housekeeping: no children;
references exchanged": central location. Ad- '
dress K. J. l;*'ih'_uii, Clarendon hotel. 86*92
I) OOMS — Wanted to "rent, three unfur-
V ixlshed loom, on Dayton's Bluff or East-
Seventh st. Cor a small family;- state terms.
Address .1. .1. Sch. Glebe.- ' - 84-86
BOA-IP WAlTi_____h
BOARD— Wanted, a woman with one
chill, two years old, wishes to board and
room, or r_3Bi. and take car-? •of her child
while out working. Call or aidless 383 Ce
llar St. * 1 i
SITUATIONS OFFE*REI>.
Female.
i'PRKK't'ICE CURL wanted at Dickin
son's millinery department. 1
BOTTON'HOLE MAKER— Good button
hole maker at Mrs. Cunningham's, 753
Carroll st. 1
COOK— Wauted cook and nurse girl. Mrs.
J A. B. Ovitt, 330 South Exchange st. 1
COOK— Wauted, first-class cook with city
references. Inquire at 2 Monroe place.
foot of East Ninth st. 1
COOK— by Mrs Clough, No. 727;
St. Peter St., a thoroughly competent
cook; good wages; German or Scandinavian
girl preferred. :__. 1
COOK— Wanted, good girl to cook at 475
Carroll st. 7 7
OOK and girl to help wash dishes. Call
-* 62 East Eleventh st. to-day. 1
DINING ROOM GlKU— Competent din
ing room girl immediately. 594 Jack
son St. __!**-
GIRL— Young girl wanted. J. Sehlegel,
50 East Seventh st. ; call from sto 8
p.m. 85-87
GIKLS— First-class polisher, and also
washerwoman for" laundry. Apply at
444 Kobert st. 1
GIRLS— Wanted, two dining room girls.
City hotel, 357-359 Kobert st. 2
GIRLS— Wanted, two girls at the Vienna
restaurant, 443 Jackson st. 2
HOUSEKEEPER— Wauted.a middle-aged
woman to cook and keep house for a
widower with three children. Address G 75,
Globe. --*•■• -' ■ 1
HOUSEKEEPER Wanted— Work easy;
quiet home; enly two children. Ad
dress Box 12. Barnum. Minn. 83-87
HOUSEWORK— A good girl for general
housework. 734 East Fifth fit., Day
ton's bluff. 1
H OUSKWOHK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework. Apply at 336
Goodrich ay. 1
OUSKWORK— Wanted, an experienced
girl for cocking and general housework;
small family; good wages: references re
quired; call during forenoons. 529 Portland
ay. 85-87
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl tor
general housework; German preferred.
Apply 608 Jackson st. . ■ - ■-■ : ;1.
H OUSKWORK— Wanted, girl to do gen
eral housework, at 349 Fuller st. 1
H OUSKWOHK— Wanted, first-class girl to
do general housework. -Inquire Mrs.
Kirke, 433 Portland ay. 1
HO USE WORK— A good German or Scan
dinavian girl for general housework:
376 North Exchange st. 85-88
OUSKWOHK— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework, at 215 Spruce st.
Call Monday.
H OUSKWOHK— A competent German
girl for general housework in small
family. 281 Olmsted st. 1
OUSKWOHK— Wanted, girl for house
work. 683 St. Peter st. 1
HOUSEWORK— Girl for housework in
small family. 37 West Third St., en
trance on St. Peter. 1
H OUSKWOHK— Wanted, April 1, girl for
housework; German preferred, (rail
Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon at 308
Selby ay. • 1
OUSKWOHK— girl to do gen
eral housework for small family; must
he good cook and furnish references. Apply
to 70 Western ay. 85 86
H OUSKWOHK— Wanted, girl for general
housework; small family: wages $14.
710 Burr st. _____,-
HOUSEWORK— girl for general
housework, private family. 6698r0ad
,■.<,,- „.,,.,,.,,. I.* l 4 , ...... 11 , *7
way, corner _ iiteenin. 1
OUSEWOKK— Wanted, girl for general
housework : wages $12 a month. 265
West Fifth st. 1
HOUSEWORK— Competent girl for gen
eral housework. 401 Fast Eighth st. 7
HOUSEWORK— A girl to do housework
at 252 West Fifth st. €
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, competent girl
for general housework. Call at 634
Olive st., old No. 50. ' 6
HOUSEWORK— A good girl for general
housework. Call at 214 Pearl st. 6
HOUSEWORK— Girl for general house
work at 315 St. Peter st. _6
HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted to help at
housework; good wages 211 Pearl st.6
OUSEWOKK— girl for house
work in family of three. Mrs. Mull cor
ner Fuller and Mackubin sts. 6
HOUSEWORK— A competent girl to do
general housework. Apply 716 Laurel
ay. 6
HOUSEWORK— At 231 West Ninth st., a
good girl for general housework apply
nt once. •■ .6
OUSEWORK— GirI for general nouse
work; wages $12 per mouth. 265 West
Fifth st. 6
HOUSEWORK— A girl for general house
work; German preferred: must come
well recommended. 583 John st. 1
HOUSEWORK— Wanted. German girl
that can speak English, to do house
work in small family, at 39 West Tenth st. 1
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, agood house
keeper; German preferred. Address F.
C. R., Buffalo Lake, Renville county, Minn. 1
T7-ITCHEN GIRL— One good kitchen girl,
-IV and one girl for dining room and cham
ber work. 275 East Eighth St. 6
LADIES' INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—
Girls and housekeepers will find wants
and help at once. 52 West Tenth st., near
St. Peter st. 85-91
MILLINER— Wanted, a good Scandina
-IVI vian milliner. Apply at once to August
Oppeuheimer & Co., 173-181 East Fourth
St; 1
MILLINERY SALESLADY— Must be
competent in every respect and com
mand good pay; only experienced need ap
ply. Address with reference from former
employer, A 19. Globe. 85-86
NURSE— a good nurse to lake
charge of a baby during summer; must
be well recommended. Apply Tuesday fiom
4 to 6 p. in. at 186 Summit ay. 1
URSE GlßL— Wanted, &~ competent
nurse girl. Call at 251 Summit Place.
85-87
NURSING— competent person for nurs
ing and sewing; references required.
Mrs. R. F. Marvin, 68 Summit ay. 1
ECOND WORK— Wanted, German or
Scandinavian girl for second work, at
462 Holly ay. 1
SECOND WORK— Wanted, second girl,
willing to help wash and iron, at Mrs.
James Gillillan's, 287 South Exchange st.
Apply between 9 and 10 a. m. 85-87
i)t \ MORE girls wanted at Tarbox, Schliek
&\J & Co.'s shoe factory, Riverside. South !
St. Paul, that understand stitching on steam
power machines; good wages; steady work.l
______ Aim CARRIAGES.
BUGGIES AND HORSES for sale cheap
at Balfour's. 488 Selby ay. 85-88
CARRIAGES, buggies of every style at
J lower prices than same can be bought of
any other dealer in St.-Paul; two-seat car
riages, buggies, phaetons, surreys, rockaways,
cabriolets, jumpseats, canopy tops, carts,
two-seated wagons, express and delivery
wagons and harness. Call, before purchas
ing. King's carriage rooms, Fourth and Min
nesota. . 61*
FIFTY head light and heavy horses tor
sale at. Griggs Bros' barn, Filmore ay.,
near South Robert st. 81-90
FOR SALE. Cheap— good delivery horse
I- and a good heavy mule ; come quick if
you want a bargain. 343 North Exchange st.
85-87
FOR SALE, cheap, one heavy draft horse ;
ono light double harness": sixty-pound
sulky; one two-seated top buggy,new; would
like an offer on this property. 433 Ellen st.
. 85-87 . -
FOR SALE CHEAP— Two notion wagons
in good repair, will be sold cheap on
account of death of owner. Address Mrs.
F. A. Johnson, Plymouth, Wis. 81-93
HORSES, buggies and harnesses and one
'first-class hack for sale; will sell each
separately or as a whole cheap for cash. In
quire at livery stable, corner Sixth and Rob
ert ' 85-87
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE—
On one or two years' time; take securi
ty on real estate. 639 Pleasant aye. 81-87
JNSURE your horses and cattle in Tne
Sterling Live Stock Insurance company,
509 Lumber Exchange Minneapolis. 342*
PONY for Sale— One gentle pony, four
years old, with harness and saddle, dog
cart, swell cutter. Apply at 334 East Eighth
St., from 3 to 7 o'clock p. m. 85-87
PONIES— For sale, two cream-colored
ponies; also good milch cow. P. J.
Malcum, Inver Grove. 85-86
OTALLION FOR SALE— imported
O Norman stallion; his color is bay with
black points; he is kept on a farm in Renville
county, where his colts may be seen; true, he
is sixteen years old, but a stallion is valuable
for the colts he produce's, " and' no stallion
ever got better, colts than the one I offer for .
sale; he is vigorous, a good - colt getter and
weighs about 1,900 pounds; a- copy of the
National Register of Norman Horses, in
which he is registered, will be presented to
the purchaser; am going out of the draft
horse breeding is the reason for selling: ; he
will be sold very cheap and is good formauy
years vet. Address Pennock. & Hall, 370
East Ninth St., St. Paul. Minn. 84-86
rALLIONS— For sale, two imported
': Clydesdale ; stallions, before season com ;;
mences; ■ good reason for, selling. Address
William Englo. Owalonna,'; Minn. ; - 77-90
- THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE : MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 26, 1888.
SITUATIONS WASTED.
: - Male.
ACCOUNTANT— A thoroughly competent
accountant is open for engagement with
ranche or mining company; thoroughly ex
perienced in farming accounts; first-class
references. Address B 18, Globe. 84-90
APPRENTICE— Wanted, apprentice girl
to learn dressmaking. 232 West Sev
enth st. 4
BARTENDER— Situation wanted as bar
tender; can speak German; can give
good reference. Inquire at cigar store, 305
Robert st. -■-.•■- 7
BOOKKEEPER— Situation as bookkeeper
by a good accountant and penman. Ad
dress G 15, Globe. 7
BOOKEEFER— Wanted,* position ; salary
no object; quick at accounts and writes
a good hand; Address C 29, Globe. 5
BOOKKEEPER — Wanted, position as
bookkeeper, or books to post evenings.
Address X 52, Globe. 3
BOOKKEEPER— Wanted, young man.
good penman, wants situation as assist
ant bookkeeper. Address F 65, Glob •. 3
USINESS MAN— I wish to engage with
some firm requiring the services of a
reliable and competent business man : seven
years' business experience; commission
business preferred; bank references. Ad
dress Illinois, Globe. 7
UTCHER— Wanted, position as an ex
perienced snusagemaker; can do all
kinds of work in the butcher line; can speak
English and German. Address D 52,G10be. 7
CARPENTER— Employment wanted by
young man as second carpenter, or any
other kind of work ; can do everything. Ad
dress A 54, Gloce. • 4
CLERK— Experienced young man wants
position as grocery clerk; can furnish
city references and customers. Address D 4,
Glob* _1
CLERK — young man desires a position
. as clerk in a retail grocery store : has
two years' experience; speaks English, Ger
man and Scandinavian ; can furnish recom
mendation from one of the best business col
leges in city. Address F 58, Globe. 85.86
CLERK— A middle-aged man, talking
German. French and English, wants a
situation in a wood office or in any other
office like that. Address C 46, Globe. 7
CLERK— Wanted, a situation as shoe
clerk; good references. Address 422
Dakota ay. i f; ." ' 4
LEKKSHIP— Wanted, clerkship for
office woik; experience and best of refer
ence. Address AC, Globe. 3
CiOACHMAN— Situation wanted by a
' young man as coachman who under
stands his business thoroughly and can fur
nish first-class references. Address J 11,
Globe. 1
COACHMAN— Situation wanted as coach
man by a first-class man; understands
care of horses. Address F 29, Globe. • 1
COLLECTOR— Position as collector by a
young man, strictly temperate, well ac
quainted with the city; reference and bond
if desired. Call at 674 Olive St. - - 1
C COLLECTOR— Would like to collect on
J commission ; references furnished. Ad
dress F 92, Globe. ■•',-,■ -1-
COOK Pastry and meat cook, with fifteen
years' experience; artist in every sense;
will work in the interest of his employer;
wants position. Address Q 24, Globe. 1
CiOOK with fifteen years' experience and
' No. 1 references, wants position. Ad
dress F 44, Globe. -: . • 7
DRIVER— A young man who is careful
with horses and willing to work would
like a position as driver. Address F 83
Globe. 4
RUG CLERK— Wanted, a position in a
drug store by a Scandinavian druggist ;
twelve years' experience: references fur
nished. Address G. Tullberg, 954 Pavne ay.,
St. Paul. 1
DRUG CLERK— Situation wanted by
young man; German; one year's experi
ence. Address J. Krueger, Plainview, Minn.
-. 82-87 .
EMPLOYMENT— Ten dollars given to
any one giving me a permanent position;
good reference and security given. W F G.,
Globe. 1
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wanted by a
young man in an office where there is
writing and figuring; will take small set of
books besides. Address J 27. Globe. 85-91
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wanted by a
young man in a wholesale grocery store,,
or a retail: can give good references, and has
had three years' experience; steady and good
habits. Address J 27, Globe. 84-90
EMPLOYMENT— A young Scandinavian
wants place in office or store; has ex
perience; writes very good: speaks German;
good references. Call 1004 Mississippi st. 7
EMPLOYMENT- Young man of twenty
years would like a situation in a store or
office : fair penman; good references given.
Address 11. c, Globe. 5
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wanted by a
young man twenty years of age; fair
penman; would like a situation in an office
or store. -. rv f . ;: 5
MPLOYMENT— Young man. good pen
man, good references, would like to en
gage in the real estate business. Address ,1
43, Globe. 3
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wanted by a
young man to work iv store or whole
sale house or drive delivery; not afraid of
work; best of references given. B M,3llEast
Robie. ;3
MPLOYMENT— Situation wanted by a
young man to do any kind of work; can
give best of references; not afraid of work.
Address GEM, 79 East Louisa st. . 3
.MPLOYMENT— man who speaks
Scandinavian and English would like a
position in wholesale house or any kind of
work. E 40, Globe. * 4
MPLOY3IENT— good boy wants a
place to work for his board and attend
school. J. P., Globe. 7
ENGINEER— A young man twenty-three
years of age to learn engineering", loco
motive or stationary; slight experience in
firing. Address A 83, Globe. .1
FOREMAN— Wanted, position as foreman
on earthwork or rock ; rock preferred
would sub. Address II 7, Globe. 3
FFICEWOKK— wanted by a
young man in an office of any kind
where there is writing and figuring: can fur
nish best of references. Address 0 74,
Globe. 7
PHARMACIST— wanted by a
registered pharmacist; can give good
references; German. Address E 44, Globe. 1
PRESSMAN— competent pressman de
sires a permanent situation; twelve
years' experience.* Address J L, Globe.
. 85-91
SALESMAN— as traveler for
wholesale groceries, fruits, or salesman,
in retail store; reference, St. Paul and Min
neapolis. Address I 74, Globe. 84-86
ALES3lAN— Position wanted as dry
goods salesman ; twelve years' experi
ence; A No. 1 city references. Address J. R.
Owen, 52 West Fourth st. 4
SALESMAN— Situation as traveling sales
man by April 1 : best of reference fur
nished. ' Address C 47. Globe. 7
SAWYER— Positiou by experienced circu
lar sawyer and filer. Address Filer,
Globe. 3
SEWING— Seamstress wishes to do plain
sewing in families; can cut aud fit. Call
at 189 Iglehart st. - 1
TEA3ISTER— Man with good horse and
light wagon wants job to work by the
month. Address J. \Y.. 7:>3 Carroll St. 1
TEAMSTER— Young man wants work as
teamster; can take good care of horses
and furnish city reference. James Dwyer,
220 East Thirteenth st., city. " 4
WAITEK— Wanted, situation by a first
class waiter in private family, by one
who understands his business. Address B,
Globe. - 3
WOOD CARVER— Experienced; wants
a situation in the city. Address 115
West Fairfield, West St. Paul. „'. . 3
TO EXCHANGE.
MONEY TO LOAN— and upwards on
personal property of any description;
£roperty left in your possession. St. Paul
oan Co., 3091/2 Jackson st., Rooms land2.
:. - 185*
TO EXCHANGE— WiII exchange fine
Knabe piano for horse and two-seated
carriage. Address B 68, Globe. 85-87
TO EXCHANGE— I want to trade unen
cumbered vacant property for equity in
a St. Anthony Hill home. Address E 45,'
Globe. . 85-87
TOEXCHANGE-280-acre stock farm with
. ; stock and machinery, 45 miles from
city; adjoins a stock ranch of over 2,000
acres ; 100 acres ready for crop; plenty of
meadow, timber and pasture ; good nine-room
house and other buildings; a very rare
chance for dairy and stock raising; offered
in exchange for St. Paul property for a few
days: Address H 80, Globe. 84-88
TO EXCHANGE— Wanted, to trade a farm
worth $1,500 for a stock of crockery.
Address A 55, Globe. - - .-■-':■ 85-91
TO EXCHANGE— I6O-acre farm, near to
railroad station in Clark county. Dak. ;
good house and well ; 50 acres under plow,
with farm wagon, . horses, two cows, etc. :
will exchange for St. Paul property. Address
E9, Globe. ■ - • - - : 84-88
TO EXCHANGE— IO-acre tracts one mile
; from city limits; will exchange for other
property; state what you have to offer. Ad
dress II 5, Globe. - ' ■- 84-88
"LOST AND FOUND.
OLLAR BOXES LOST— On Third St.,
j: Friday noon, two leather collar and cuff
boxes. Please return to Dr. Ancker, 34 West
Thirds*. * 1
SITUATIONS WASTED.
-■ .:. ' 7 y- : 7 Female. , . '
CLERK— Young lady, rapid good penman,
and good scholar, wants office work or
position as clerk. Address C E 31, Globe. 3
COOK— first-class lady cook would like
to get a position as first or second cook;
prefers hotel in city. Inquire at 162 West
Ninth st. 3
COOK— Situation wanted by a first-class
meat and pastry cook. Address A 77,'
Globe. ■..■■•"■ ■ ' . 7 ■
COOK— a lady as cook and laundress
-in small private family. Address D 43,
Globe. :. / . ' . . - ■ '.:-■•.. 4
COOK— a situation by cook,
female, colored. 228 West Sixth st ;
call up stairs, or send postal card. ' 4
DRESSMAKER wants situation in a pri};
vate family by the day; a No. 1 fit guar-
an teed. No. 390 Banfil st. J,;
DRESSMAKER— A young Jady would
like a situation as a dressmaker or milli
ner; is a splendid button hole maker. In***'
quire 218 Thirteenth st, up stairs. . * 7-'
EMPLOYMENT— A middle-aged Ameri
can widow wishes a situation as house
keeper; no objection to the country. Ad
dress S. J., Globe. *'*
EMPLOYMENT— Competent colored girj;'
wishes a situation to travel with a re,**
spectable American family. Call at 14 West
Tenth st. . . 1
EMPLOYMENT wanted by a young lady
as lady companion or clerk in a store - ,
would not object to traveling. Address Miss*
E. Slater, Beldenville, Pierce county, Wis. 5
EMPLOYMENT— - lady" speaks
Swedish and English wishes situation
in some dry goods store; can give best of ref
erences. Address J. P., 692 Preble st. - 4
HOME— Young girl, thirteen years, de
sires a place in some well-to-do family
where she cau learn housework. Address L
X, Globe. 80-87
HOUSEKEEPER— a situation as
housekeeper with my child or without
if absolutely necessary; country town pre
ferred, or near town; references, if required,
the very best. Address Bingham ton, Barnes
Co., Dak., care of T. Cuff. 48-89
HOUSEKEEPING— Lady would like a
job of housekeeping; has one child.
Address 77, Globe. 1
HOUSEWORK— A good girl wants a place
in a small family down town. G 80.
Globe. - * 3
INSTRUCTRESS— lady wishes a
situation to give elementary instruction
in French, English and music, seamstress or
lady's maid. Address I 49, Globe. -*:;■„■■ 5
O ALES LADY— Wanted.a position as saies-
O lady in millinery store; can furnish ref
erence. Address M. C, 910 Minnehaha st. 4
SEAMSTRESS- Young lady of experience
would like sewing in families, by day or
week. Call at 313 Carroll st. 1
SEAMSTRESS— A good seamstress de
. sires to sew or do light housework ma
private family ; city references. Address F
84, Globe. . 85-87
SEWING— By a young lady to do sewing in
families; can cut and fit. Call at 639
Cedar st ' • 1
STENOGRAPHER— lady stenog
rapher and typewriter wants an office
position; has had some experience; small
salary expected. Call Monday at 406 Robert
St., Hotel Ryan. - - . 1
STENOGRAPHER— by compe
tent young lady stenographer and type
writer; is good penman, accurate account
ant; employment more object than wages;
best references. Address Box 1, Hamline. 3
STENOGRAPHER— lady short
hand and typewriter iwith some experi
ence wants a position. Call at 156 West
Ninth st, third flat. .4
STENOGRAPHER— Young lady stenog
rapher wauts a position. Address 559
Orleans st, West Side. 4
■npYFEWRITER— Position wanted by lady
J. experienced on typewriter to work aft
ernoons in Office. Address GO, 908 Burr st.l
WASHING— Wanted, washing to take
home by a reliable woman who under
stands her business. I 88. 1
FIHAIVCIAI,. :l
— MONEY is loaned by us on improved.
• real estate security in St. Paul, Minne'
apolis and Duluth at 6, 6V2, 7, 7V-! per cent, f
ou shortest notice for any amount. R.'M.p
Newport* Son, investment bankers, 152,,;
153 and 154 Drake block, St. Paul. 73*-
GEORGE li. EVANS, real estate, Room
9, National German-American bank;
stock ot St. Paul Land Company.Union Land,
company and St. Paul Real Estate Title In
surance company, bought and sold on com
mission or for personal account; these stocks I
carried for purchasers 'on payment- of §25
per share ; money advanced to sellers. 83-89
LOANS, prompt and direct, made on real
estate; security or commercial paper.'
time, one month to five years. Rothschild <Si v
Thurston, 131 East Fifth st. :.-r.:::-.—.:S5-87z.
TLTiNNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAr?
1»-L Company— Loan from 810 upward ou*;
furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., with
out removal; also on warehouse receipts,
diamonds and gold watches. J. S. Mackey,
manager. Room 14, First National bank build
ins*. St. Paul, ' and Room 7, Mackey-Le_g
block, Minneapolis. 250*
MONEY LOANED on real estate, inter
est rate covering all expense ; mortgages
bought. H. Caldwell, Chamber Commerce
building. 84-90
MONEY LOANED on all kinds of per
sonal property, diamonds, jewelry.furni
ture, horses, etc.; commercial paper and
time checks purchased. E. W. Leonard &
Co. 126 East Third st. 291*
MONEY LOANED on all kinds ot per
sonal property, household furniture,
horses, etc. ; also on diamonds and jewelry;
commercial paper discounted. Security Loan
Co., 325 Jackson St., J. E. Flanigan, mana
ger. 102*
MONEY to loan on real estate and good
first mortgages bought and sold by D.
11. Michaud, real estate and loans, 333 Jack
son st. - 85*
MONEY TO LOAN— By Hunt & Sever
ance, 34 East Third st., room 1 in
large and small amounts on furniture, horses,
carriages, libraries, warehouse receipts, etc.;
the same to remain in the owner's, posses
sion; also on watches, jewelry, diamonds,
etc ; business strictly confidential ; a private
room for ladies. . 292*
ONEY TO LOAN on improved and un
improved city property, at usual rates;
no delay. Paget & Smith, Room 49, German-
American bank. ____£ 73*
ONEY TO LOAN on real estate and
good first mortgages bought by S. 11.
Dyer.real estate and 10an5,52 German-Ameri
can bank. 106*
MONEY TO LOAN, in 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 Jacksonst.
240* _.
MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds,
watches, and all goods of value. Pri
vate oflice for : consultation. George R.
Holmes 141 and 143 East Seventh st. 82*
ANTED TO BORROW, $4,000 on
good real estate security. Address
box 204 Casselton, Dak. 86
•Kin * 25, 850, 8100 TO LOAN ontur
«4pX nature, 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. Paid Loan
company, Ko. 309*,. Jackson St., Rooms 1
and li. ' ' .* 65*
<sjA*j*ijnOKSl,oooTO LOAN on house
ypUKJxJ and lot; 8 per cent; no commis
sion. Address ß 33, Globe. 85-87
tjKI- <*)(_(_ §1,00-', §1,000, 8700, §400
•PJ.^/wW'L/^ and other amounts to lend
on improved property, as soon as title can be .
examined. Luther & Russell, 105 East
Fourth st., German- American bank. 85-SST
-Kin I \(_(_ WORTH: purchase money
«jpl'_/^U mortgages wanted on good,
security. Money to loan at current rates*
without delay. - W. F. Moritz, 115 East
Fourth. \. 64-103
WidfTED TO BUT.
OUSEHOLD EFFECTS wanted for
cash ; will call at residence. Address
E 49, Globe. 85-90 .
TRUCK— to buy heavy spring truck,'
capable of carrying ■ 6,000 pounds, at
Kent's Package Delivery. 85-91/'
ANTED— cash will be paid for a
lot for immediate improvement, in!"
food neighborhood, south or east-facing pre
erred, on Portland, Holly, Ashland Marshall
or Western ays., east of Kent st., in Woodland
Park addition; ■ full usual depth not neces
sary;: also same In Dayton & ■ Irvine's addi
tion. Address, stating location, size and
lowest cash price, J 79, Globe. * 85-86
. PERBO.IA--S.
GENTLEMAN of St. Paul wishes to
join a party or another gentleman visit
ing Europe in April or May next Please ad
dress I 32, Globe. *- . 85-86
IF GEORGE F. BOVVERS, who formerly
resided at Rosemount, Minn., or any of
' his friends will send his address to John D. :
O'Brien, St. Paul, Minn., they will learn of
something to his advantage. 84-86
ES, DETECTIVE WORK, unexcep
,'• tidnable in ""quality, equitable in price
done by an expert. . Address G6, Globe- - . £
;*•- ■-. ■ ■' , * 85-89 .-■.■■-■- ■ *.*- * '■";
;.:.'■■.■■■.■ :■:._, MUSICAL.. 777.7
PIANO TUNING— prompt, first-class
.*. work leave ' orders at Whitney's music
store East Third st. '_ .: ;.: * . 346*
PIANOS tuned 81 ; repairing at moderate.
1. ■ terms; *-•* first-class work - guaranteed."
Samuel C'rutchett, 205 West Sixth st. 76-10 7,.
. [ FOB REST.
' : .y-?:.:;-' ' ■ ■ Houses. ; ' ;•■■.:,:';
HOUSE— For rent, a seven-room house on
Mississippi st. Apply to H. Dougan.
229 East Thirteenth st. . \- 85*
HOUSE — Ten-roomed furnished house and
basement. Inquire R. Price, 167 West
Fourth st. . ■ ■•■■-• . 84-86
HOUSE— Furnished house at No. 543
Oakland ay., commencing May 1, 1888,
to rent for six months. Apply to John W.
Willis, Room 41, National German-American
Bank Building. ■ 83-92
HOUSE— rent, house No. 545 Oakland
ay. to rent for a term of years: all mod
!em conveniences. Apply to John W. Willis,
Room 41, National German-American Bank.
Building. . 83-92
HOUSES— To rent, a furnished and un
furnished house of- nine < rooms each;
all modern conveniences. Address L. P.
Franklin, 599 Selby ay. . 84-86
HOUSES — For rent, tenement houses from
$6, $8, $10 and $12 per month. 254
; Commercial st. ' ... 60*
HOUSE— To rent, an eight-room house
nearly new, good cellar and city water;
4wo (2) blocks from street car line. For
further information inquire at 462 Fuller st.
; J'- : •■■■ 85-92 -. •'. ■■■.-■'. .
HOUSE— rent. 11-room house; all
modern improvements; one block from
street car line; for rent May 1. Apply Her
bert W. Brown. 57 Iglehart st. . * 85-91
HOUSE— To rent, modern house, nine
rooms; from April 1. Call 601 Selby
ay. ■ • . - . ' " ■ 85-87
Room*. .
EDAK ST., 488— Nicely furnished front
and back rooms, single or double, with
or without board; references. ■ 85-86
CEDAR ST., 522, opposite Capitol— For
rent, nicely furnished front alcove room;
also smaller rooms; modern conveniences.
85-86 .
CEDAR ST., 600— One furnished room.
__>_ '• 85-86
EIGHTH ST., 85, Corner Minnesota—
Neatly furnished room for one or two
gentlemen; $15 per month; ground floor.
: . .. - -. ■ 85 88 . . .
EIGHTH ST.. 217 EAST— To rent, one
parlor and one small room ; well fur
nished. - • 85-88
EIGHTH ST., 459, EAST— For rent,
first-class room, all modern improve
ments; with board. . 85-87
IGHTH ST., 257, EAST— Nicely fur
iii-hed room. '85-91
ELEVENTH AND FINE, Nicely
furnished front room for rent; furnace
heat; use of bath. 85-87
XCHANGE ST., 306, NORTH—
furnished room in ' private family for
single gentleman: heated, use of bath. 85-87
EXCHANGE ST., 415, NORTH— A
neatly furnished front room. • 85-86
IFTH ST., 143 WEST— Nicely furnished
front room with alcove; also board; 6
o'clock dinners. 82-92
IFTEENTH ST., 221, EAST— Nicely
furnished rooms for rent, with board if
desired. 85-86
FOR RENT— Unfurnished rooms in Un
ion block, single or en suite; suitable
for light housekeeping or sleeping rooms;
also one elegant suit of offices; also cheap
desk room, ground floor, $7.50 to $30. Ap
ply to James 11. Davidson, 51 East Fourth
st/ '-'J' 1 - ' '■"■ 80-86
NASH ST., 258— Flat of lurnished rooms;
also unfurnished; suitable for house
keeping; modern improvements. 85-86
NINTH ST.. NO. 156, WEST, Second
Flat— A nicely furnished room; all
modern conveniences; private family; terms
moderate. 83-87
PEARL ST., Newly furnished rooms
with or without board; use of bath room,
_ 85-87
PINE ST., 549— rent, one sitting room
with adjoining bed room, nicely fur
nished. 82-86
PLEASANT AY., 181— Nicely furnished
rooms; alcove front room and rooms
single or en suite ; cable cars pass door.
__ 84-90 ■'■
PLEASANT AY., 168— Furnished rooms
I with or without board; bath room and
every convenience; close to cable line. 75-86
ROOMS — Three unfurnished rooms to
JtV rent April 1. Inquire 270 East Eighth
sr_St, Paul. ■ 84-86
ROOMS— Unfurnished rooms to rent; re
ferences required. Inquire at 3 East
-Tenth st. • . ... - - 80-86
QELRY. AY.. 260— Three unfurnisiied
l^-J. rooms; modem conveniences; private
family; excellent neighborhood; references
required. . , ■' -. . ■. 83-86
SEVENTH ST., 279, WEST— Unfurnshed
..and furnished rooms; large' front room,
to rent. - . 85-86
SURUCE ST., 231— For rent, nicely fur
- nished rooms suitable for two; use of
bath. ;V ,';■'. .- '■■,■.•■■•.'>,...»..;•.;■.■.•• ■'■.•■■.•„, 85-86
rriEXTH ST., 52, WEST— nice fur
-£. nished front room. ' 85-86
HE I'ABK PLACE, 77 Summit ay—
—Rooms single and en suite ; 6 o'clock
dinners. . ; . . . ■ 85-86
HIKTEENTH ST.. 123, EAST, oppo
site Central park— neatly furnished
rooms suitable for man and wife or two gen
tlemen. - • ' 85-87
rpwELFTH ST., 155, ' EAST, corner
-L Jackson— nicely furnished front
room and two smaller ones. 82-89
"ALLEY ST., 20— Furnished room for
rent. > 1
WABASHA ST.. 574— For rent, nicely
furnished rooms, with gas; use of
bath room. 86
. Store*.
FOR STORAGE or wholesale purposes-
Space in our warehouse. Pruden Stove
Company.* , . . . ' . 84-89
TORE— For rent, brick store ; also flat of
five rooms on Broadway, near Grove.
Inquire 507 Wabasha st. . B>-86
STORE— For rent, one store, four flats, six
rooms each; one ten-room house and the
Dimon house, this side of the fort Call at
341 Sherman st. ■ ■ 77*
STORE— Good store, corner Kent st. and
St. Anthony ay. ; very desirable location
fora drug store. Apply or address 57, Na
tional German- American bank building., J.
"W. MeClung & Co. 85*86
STORE AND DWELLING to Rent— 4l4
Broadway, near Seventh st. Apply to U.
Borer, 161 College ay. 85-86
Office*.
DESK ROOM for rent at 304 Drake
block; attorney preferred capable of
doing lav,* work of company. 85-87
■Miscellaneous.
UILDING— For rent, 3-story building,
suitable for manufacturing or storage
purposes. Call at 254 Commercial st. 60*
STOCK FARM in the Sixth ward, West
St. Paul, for rent; very good for a dairy,
with all the buildings on it. Inquire of A.
R. Mintzer, at 14 East Seventh St., Room 3,
city. 80-86
FOR SALE.
BUCK— For sale a four-horned buck. Ad
dress F 61, Globe. ' - 83-89
COW— Good family cow for sale cheap.
735 Olive st, near Williams. 85-86
CYCLOPEDIA FOR SALE— The Inter-
J national cyclopedia. John 11. Cathrae.
general agent, 170 East Third st -91
DOG— For sale, a full-blooded pug dog
cheap. Address Dog, Globe. 85-86
DOG— For sale a finely bred Irish setter, or
: will exchange for a good watch. Ad
dress E 22, Globe. . 84-86
ENCYCLOPEDIA BKITANNICA.B2.SO
per volume ; we are reproducing from the
very latest volumes of the ninth edition, page
for page, plate for plate, map for map, and
volume for volume, and at about half the
price of the Scribner or Stoddart editions;
we also bave a number of the leading . cyclo- :
pedias (taken in exchange) at about half
price drop C. W. Dumont a card, 312
Jlaria ay., and he will call and show it to
you; good terms to agents; 300 sets already
placed in Twin Cities. C. W. Dumont,
Northwestern manager for the H. G. Alien
Company. 60*
FOR SALE cheap at the Mahtowa stock
farm, situated on the St. Paul & Duluth
railroad, five Holstein-Friesian bulls, all reg
istered; also one three-year-old Shorthorn
: bull. For price apply at the farm, Carlton
■ county, Minnesota. 84-90
FOR SALE— Flour barrel staves and head
ings by the carload. Address J. J. To
tushek. Silver Lake, Minn. 81-88
FURNISH ED FLAT— Couldn't be neater;
six-room furnished flat; second floor;
: splendid furnishings; cheap rent; center of
city; quiet neighborhood; city water con
veniences; a bargain if taken at once; part
cash, balance in city real estate. Address
E 49, Globe. - 85-86
1 FURNITURE— sale, upholstered par
. lor furniture, four, pieces, §55; lounge,
§22; walnut sideboafu, ' marble : top, . §26 ;
. walnut bedroom set, marble - top, including
frame. 838; gasoline stove, four burners, 816,
I including oven; one Brussels carpet, 13x14 :
: everything in good , order. Inquire 434
; Selby ay. : . -.r r - 85-86
STOVES— For sale, one heating, one gaso
line and one , oil stove, cots, beds, mat .
• tresses, chairs, dishes, tables, etc. 303 Jack
son, room 16. -....■ 85-86
STOVES AND RANGES— sale, 1 mis
.'" cellaneous stoves and ranges at foundry
i prices to close out odd stock. Pruden Stove
; company. ■ ■ * .84-89
AVOKKS. ~
DL. JAMIESON & CO.'S Steam Dye
• ■'■ Works— Gents' * clothing a specialty.
1- West Sixth St., St. Paul, Minn . '-■ 134»;
200,000 WANTS
Were printed in the Globe's Advertising
Columns in 1887. . This is the best evidence ,
that the Globe is the People's Papeb.
WHERE WANTS CAN BE LEFT
. '•>.-'*'- FOR INSERTION IN
THE GLOBE.
LYONS & TICKNOR, Druggists, 707 East
Third street, corner Bates.
CONGER BROS.. Druggists, 349 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash
land avenue and Dale street
A. P. WILKES, Druggist 759 and 761 West
Seventh street - r 7
BERKMAN & CO., 422 Dakota avenua.
E. FOX, 482 Rice street
O. P. WILLIAMS, 648 Reaney street
FRANK L. OSBURQ, 178 Western avenue.
J. H. HAVES, 441 Wert Seventh street
F. VAN DUYNE. Druggist, 828 East Sev
, enth street. . : - •
BIPPLER & COLLYER, Druggists, 109
East Seventh street
JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY,
470 Jackson street
WILKES' PHARMACY. Seven Corners.
M. D. MERRILL, books and stationery, 442
Broadway.
AUCTION SALES.
Sansome Co., Auctioneers.
SPECULATIVE SNAP— A good inter
est-bearing improved business and resi
dence property on Dayton's bluff, corner
Hudson avenue and Mendota street at public
auction on Wednesday afternoon, March 28,
at 3:30 o'clock sharp. We will sell at public
auction on the ground on Wednesday after
noon. March 28, at 3:30 o'clock, the well im
proved business and residence lots 11, 12
and 13, iv block 75. Robert Rolfer's sub
division of Lyman Dayton's addition
to St. Paul, being the southeast cor
ner of said block and the northwest
of Hudson ay. and Mendota st. This prop
erty as a whole fronts to the south 120 feet
on Hudson ay. and 124 feet to the easton
Mendota st- Each lot In size has a frontage
of 40 and a depth of 121 feet, with 20-foot
alley in the rear. The improvements in part
consist of four buildings, and are situated on
the lots as following descrintion will explain,
viz: On lot 13, being the eastern corner
lot, there is a two-story store aud dwelling
combined, dimension 20 by 40 feet, five rooms
on second floor, good stone foundation and
basement, city water connection. Lot
12, being the middle lot, has a two-story, six
room frame house. Lot 11 has two
buildings; the one on the front part
is a neat put-up brick one and one
half-story, eight-room residence, city
water connections; the house on the rear
part of lot has eight rooms, and is a two
story building, good cistern, etc. Speculators
and others on the lookout for a snap bar-,
gain in property that the rentals are bring
ing in at ' the lowest estimate eight
per cent, on • a valuation of 815.000
should make it a point to attend
this sale.as this property will be sold without
any reserve whatever, ill health on part of
the owners and a change of climate being the
only reason for selling. This property will
be sold as a whole or in parts as decided upon
at the time of sale. Should weather not per
mit an outside sale, sale will take place in the
store building. Terms easy and made known
on the grounds at time of sale. Free 'bus will
leave Seven corners at 2 : 15 ; Bridge square at
2:30; our office, 232 East Seventh St.. at 3 p.
m. For further information call at our office
for C. J. Meilicke. salesman, Sansome Co..
Auctioneers, 232 East Seventh st. 83*88
Jebb, Johnson A Co.
OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC
tlon—We will sell at public auction at
the residence. 28 East Seventh street,
at 10 .a. m. Tuesday, March 27, all
the furniture belonging to tne estate of
the late Mrs. Marion B. Robinson, com
monly known as Mrs. Whitcher, deceased,
consisting of bed-room sets, bedsteads.bureaus
commodes, bedding, parlor and kitchen
furniture, crockeryware, heating stoves, one
large range, suitable for hotel or restaurant;
parties looking for bargains can not afford to
miss this sale. Jebb, Johnson & Co., auc
tioneers, 422 Wabasha st. A. R. Speed, ad
minlstrator. 84-87
BUSINESS CIIAftCES.
H'-il'ii A 4»ooch.
First Floor, 51 East Fourth st.
TEAM LAUNDRY with latest improved
machinery; new wagons; everything
complete, with 500 customers; business on
the increase; will sell half interest to a good
party. __^_
LEASE OF NEW BLOCK on Seventh
st ; five years to run; paying $100 per
mouth net profit; this Is a snap. ',xT:-.
OAKOING HOUSE of ten rooms; price
$650; very easy terms ; fine location.
HOTEL, second-class, with good location
and plenty of business; bar connected.
"I I*7 FLATS— No. 1 locations, cheap, and
J / must be sold quick.
6) A HOARDING HOUSES— choice
>£<■-* of the best location in St. Paul; low
prices; we will suit you. *
<J_l ft (Ml /VlA— Wehwr. one million
fI,UUU*,UUU dollars' worth of prop
erty for sale and trade.
DON'T PASS THE DOOR, 51 East
Fourth st, until you examine our list.
GROCERY STORKS, hotels, boarding
T houses, flats, restaurants; anything in
the line of business chances. 84-86
Miscellaneous Business Chances
OR SALE— HaIf or entire interest iii
well established jewelry business in
flourishing Minnesota city. 4,000 population;
bench work now $75 monthly; can be in
creased; if half interest sold buyer must give
references. Address G 11, Globe. 86-91
INDIAN TRADER'S STOCK and store
for sale; excellent business at good post;
$3,000 cash needed ; big snap for buyer. Ad
dress Lock Box 2239, city. . 86 91
WANTED— to go with me to Wash
ington territory to start in the real es
tate business. F 53. Globe. 85-91
"•ft.-.^n WILL SECURE a paying busi
•pO«-/'_/ ness in books, stationery, notions,
cigars, etc.; fixtures complete; stock ample
and well selected; no further capital re
quired; location central; rent low; owner re
moves from city. Apply mornings, 97 Globe
building, or address C 76, Globe. ' . 84-86
(E»"| /-. TO $200 to loau on furniture, mv
*Px*J sical instruments, vehicles or live
stock; cash advanced on goods in storage.
St. Paul Loau Co., 309 V. Jacksou st, Room*
1 and 2. 185*
DRUG STOCK— sale, a good drug
stock in a first-class city in Northern
Wisconsin this is a chance for a party only
once in a lifetime; investigate immediately.
Address B 66, ('lobe. B*>-89
DRUG STOKE— sale, complete, stock
and fixtures; a good chance for a man
with small capital. Address D 19, Globe.
84-90 -
FOR SALE— Grocery and cigar business
In this city; location central; stock and
fixtures first class.. Address Lock Box 2236.
city. 85-98
FOR SALE— WeII-established and paying
real estate business iv Minneapolis. F
95, Globe. 85-91
HOTEL BARBER SHOP and bains
for sale. A. J. Thompson, St. Cloud.
Minn., West hotel. * 80 96
JIM MC, g. g., ten years old, sound and all
right in every way; record 2:4O'A; has
trotted in 2:26 over one-half-mile track; I
think will trot In '2:20 this season; is as tine
an actor as ever scored for the word; safe for
a lady to drive on the road ; not afraid of
anything. H. C. Vaughn. Palace stables, Nos.
8 and 10 East Grant st. 85-86
ONE-HALF or whole of a general store
and hotel for sale ; exclusive territory;
it" you can furnish from 51,000 to $3,000 see
the postmaster's offer. Address G 90, Globe.
8391 -____
PARTNER wanted with about $2,000 to
control St Paul and Minneapolis; noth
ing equals this: will bear closest investiga
tion; money doubled in three months; act
quick; don't answer unless you have money
and mean business. Address Partner, Globe.
■ .- *■ 85-86 .
PARTNER with small capital to travel
East with advertiser; particulars at
stall 15, market house. 86-89
PRAY MANUFACTURING CO.'S plant
Minneapolis, to rent for five or more
years, with railway siding, machine shops,
millwright shops, foundry and ■ storage ware
house, with or without power. Apply to J.
P. Thomson, 101 and 103 Third ay. south.
Minneapolis. .:■.'. 61*
ESTAURANT— The best located restau
rant in St. Paul can oe bought now at a
bargain; the Delmonico fixtures are for sale
and the store for rent. Call at once at 108
East Third st. ■ 85-87
SALOON- -For sale, oue of the best pay
ing saloons on Washington ay; a fine lo
cation and now doing a good business. Ad
dress V 56, Globe, Minneapolis. 85-91
WANTED— an experienced . lawyer
VV a good location; Montana or
Northern Minnesota preferred; would form
partnership. H 58, Globe. 85-87
BOARD OFFERED. :
OARD— Front , room with board 6
• o'clock dinner; ten minutes' walk to
postoffice; private family. 279 West Sev
enth st , ■■■■■■ ' .... 85-86
BOARD —Wanted, one or two children to
- board ; must not be under five years lof
age ; : good care given and i references I fur
nished Address X YZ, Globe,' .r 85-91 1
KFAT ESTATE FOR SALE.
miscellaneous City List.
BSTKACTS OF TITLE and ah otner
manuscripts copied perfectly by Anna
C. Drew, Hale block, opposite Merchants.
.:.V ■;."-- ■■ .::--■ 332**-
HOUsE FOX SALE— Seven rooms, near
■ cable, "$-,.00. Room 7, First National
Bank. 84-90
REAL ESTATE FOX SALE, very cheap
for - cash. Lots, acres and farms and
houses with lots at good bargains and on
easy terms. J. F. Eisenrueuger, 472 Rice st.
.' ■ .- ' 66-96 .
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.— Word
contest, Tree to all; $150 corner lot given
to tbe successful contestant. Rules: Words
to be made up from letters contained In the
name, "Sault Ste. Marie;"' words of three
letters and upward only; no proper names;
no plurals; words must be English; no let
ter can be repeated oftener than is coutained
in the name, -'Sault Ste. Marie;" lists must
be sent us before May 15, 1883. / We have
selected the most desirable corner lot in our
Pncenix Park addition to Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich. Nearly 200 of these lots have been
sold within past sixty days. They are lo
cated within the city limits and are 'bound to
double in value this summer. We have lots
at all prices, from $50 upward. We control
over $300,000 worth of laud at Sault Ste.
Marie, Including acre tracts and business
property. For plats and other information
call or address Sault Ste. Marie Investment
company. 88 National American
bank building, St. Paul. Minn. 84-114
KITE to the Cooper-Churchill Real Es
tate exchange for business property
in the growing city of St. Cloud, Minn. 80-86
■"810 (_(_(\ WILL^BC _*~a~27-acre ad
*4P-*■*•»••-■\J\J\J dition within corporate limits
of a booming railroad town bordering the
great Sioux reservation in Dakota. Can be
platted and money doubled in -ninety days.
Address J. D. Farrell, La Crosse. Wis. 81-36
Sl*-. . li") BUI'S a new eight-room house
*pO.\J\J\J on Aurora avenue; bath
room, woodshed, city and cistern water and
sewerage; this is way under the market and
must be sold at once. J. C. Cabanne & Co.,
18 East Fourth st. . 80-86
*__*! OH. . WILL BUY the premises No.
(fSO^/CUl* 548 St. Anthony ay; large lot
with alley, shade trees, stable aud very
warmly built seven-room cottage. 82-88
fl>_*» Ftl,(\ BUYS a new, well-built eight
-o*)_/L/"l_/ room house, one block from
street cars, on Farrington ay.. near Ellen st. ;
terms, $1,000 cash, or will take a good lot in
part payment Apply to the owner, 579
Ellen st. 85-87
MISCELI_AMEOU-».
ADVANCES made on goods in storage,
loans given on all articles of value, con
signments solicited; furniture, pianos, glass,
china, pictures, etc., bought, sold or ex
changed, packed, removed, stored or shipped;
auctions sales at mart; open daily to receive
general merchandise and household goods
for sale or storage; goods to any amount pur
chased for cash ; auction sales made at pri
vate residences In town or country; carpet
cleaning. Sansomes' Auction, Storage ■..
Forwarding Company, 232 East Seveulh st.
412-414 Sibley st. St. Paul, Minn. 49*
AWNINGS, tents, bags, cots, hammocks,
canvas covers, etc. J. M. Bos-ell, 190
East Fifth st. 82-108
HOTEL— The Yvestern hotel has been re
opened under new management; 66
East Fourth st. 80-86
SHORTHAND and typewriting of all
kinds done perfectly on short notice;
stenographers furnished. Miss J. D. Hess,
68 and 69, Union Block. 85114
STORAGE AND FORWARDING— Con
signments solicited of all kinds of mer
chandise, implements, furniture aud house
hold goods we havo tho 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, 3s9 and 3B9
East Third st, St PauL Minn. St Paul
Storage, Forwarding and Implement com
pany, It. A. Capron, manager; telephone call
298-2. 53*
TYPEWRITING and shorthand work of
all kinds done perfectly by Anna C.
Drew, Hale block: no risk In bringing your
work here; experienced operators, perfect
work, low prices; work called lor and de
livered ; estimates given. Telephone, 852-2
208*-
WE WANT to buy all the old wasto
paper, books, Iron, rags, stoves, bottles,
etc., we can get and will nay full value in
cash ; will call for such goods in any part of
the city, free of charge. Call on or drop a
postal to J. Firestone, 262 Jacksou st, corner
Second. Telephone 96-3. 310*
HORSES, MULES AND OUTFIT.
For sale, 250 head large, young mules
and horses; 100 Stiulebuk.r three anil
one-half skein wagons; 100 sets double
harness and four pile drivers, complete;
will sell live stock with or without
wagons or horses.
SiiKPAien, Winston & Co.,
Koom 88, National German-American
Hank Building, St. Paul. Minn*.
Proposals lor (5-1U) Aruij" Sup
plies.
OFFICE CHIEF COM'SY SUBS., ST.
Pail, Minn.. March 28, 18*8.— Sealed
proposals, in duplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, will be received at this office un
til 11 o'clock a. m., Monday, April 2, 1888.
at which time and place they will be opened
in presence of bidders for furnishing the
Subsistence Department, I. S. A., delivered
free on board cars at St. Paul. Minn., for the
following, or any part thereof: 7,175 pounds
of onions and 43,860 pounds of potatoes,
deliveries to bo made within ten days after
notice of award. Samples must accompany
bids. Vegetables to te dry and free from
dirt and packed in strong burlap sacks, as
heretofore required by the Subsistence lb*
partment The right to diminish the quanti
ties to be purchased is reserved to the Gov
ernment, and, with the consent of bidders to
whom awards are made, they may be in
creased. The Government reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Thomas C. Sulli-
Major and U. S. A.
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY AND A X -
. tlllery Dorses— Oflice Chief Quartermas
ter, Department of Dakota, St Paul, Minn.,
March 23, 1888.— SEALED PROPOSALS
for Cavalry and Artillery Horses required iv
this department will be received at tills office
until 12 m., SATURDAY, the 12th day of
MAY, 1888, and opened immediately after
in the presence of bidders. Preference will
be given to articles of domestic production
and manufacture, conditions of price and
quality being equal; and such preference
given to articles of American production and
manufacture produced on the Pacific coast,
to the extent of the consumption required by
the public service there. Blank forms of
proposals and full instruction to bidders may
fee had on application to this office. A. F.
ROCKWELL, (Quartermaster 0. S. Army,
Chief Quartermaster.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
The Dining Car line to Fargo, Helena, Butte
and the Pacific Northwest.
I Leave Arrive
Dining Cars on Pacific St. Paul St. Paul
Express Trains. I Daily. Daily.
Portland Express (Lim
ited) for Fargo, Bis
marck, Miles City.
Helena, Butte, Taco
ma, Portland, etc 4:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m.
Montana Express for
Fargo, Mile» City, Hel
ena. Butte, etc., Sauk
Centre and Morris. .. 8:00 a. m. 2:30 p. m.
Dakota Express for
Fargo, Grand Forks,
• Grafton. Pembina. .
Fergus Falls, Wahpe
* ton. Jamestown and
Minncwaiikon, etc... *8:00 p.m. 7:10 a.m.
* PORTANT— Limited Pacific Coast
Express stops at principal oointsoniv. MON
TANA EXPRESS makes all stops. DAKOTA
EXPRESS ma_.es all stops. 'Saturday to
Fargo and Son-lav from Fargo only SEC
OND CLASS SLEEPERS only on train leav
Ing St. Paul at 8 :00 a. m. Through Pullman
Sleepers daily between St. Paul and Grand
Forks, Fergus Falls and Wahpeton. Three
(3) Express Trains daily each way between
St Paul and M orhead Fargo and James
town. C. E. STONE City Ticket Agent 169
East Third Street, St. PauL B. N. AUSTIN,
City Ticket Agent, '19 Nicollet House, Minne
apolis. -
mj i in plenty may be had
I/BID by inserting hereaa ad.
r ' ;
, '" . ' -.. — I
_>sW Chicago, St.- Paul, •;.'--«■-■ _4_^_ TO
_^ffcj|sj__ Minneapolis & Omaha .^fcJSplW Chicago.
•CHJjL'jILJB^ AND OMAHA
Chicago & western AND
& RAILWAYS. KANSAS CITY.
' leave. EASTBHIV TRAINS. _ ARRIVE, — ~
Minnnp'is. jSt Paul. » Dally. t K%. Ru..d«T. St Paul. | Jijqm*» la.
+730 AM 757 Ail ..... — *■ Claire, Mcrrillan and (ireen Bay 720PMt» 00 PM
*220 PM 300 PM ...... Eau Claire, Chi— Falls and Kirov 150PM * 2 30PM
t430 PM 535 PM ..— -Eau Claire aud Chippewa Fail* 10 2.>AMjtlO 65 AM
{910 AM 945 AM! ...'..— Nctv .Richmond, Superior and 1u11...... ....... •'. 0". PM f645 PM
*900 PM 940 PM —New Bicbmond, Sum-rior and Duluth ■"> 50 AM • 6 80AM
t9lO AM 945 AM Ashland, Washburn, Bayfield and Watcrsnieet — COSPM f « 4.5 PM
*900 PM 940 I'M .......Ashland, Washburn, Bayfield and Escannba 5 MAM *«80 AM
*220 PM 300 PM ..Chicago, Madison and Janrsville— Fast Day Express- 150PM* 230 Pit
*660 PM 730 PM -Chicago, .Tanesvillc and Beloit-Fast Night Kxpreas. 700 AMi* 785 AM
*650 PM 730 PM:. ...Madison, Waukesha and Milwaukee— Li:iu... 700 AM* 785 AM
LEAVE. ~i VVTEIS-ITEiI'CIJPr a?"*R__x*s*». V __ ARRIVE. •■
St Paul MiaaMp'ls. «Palij. V.x. Sunday. Miaawp'b. I Bt Paid.
840 AM 915 AM ....Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Pipestone and Yaukton.... 545 PMif 620 PS
* 6 00 PM 6 40 PMI .Sioux City, Omaha and Kansas City.- 8 MAM;* 9 30AM
*840 AM 915 AM 1 ......„„3tan*_to, D'-s Moines and Kansas City „.. 5 ".I'M *620 PM
t 5 05PMJ 5 40PM _Mankato, Lake Crystal and Sleepy Eye 11 00AM 1135 AM
* 6 00PM 1 C 40PM -Mankato, Tracy and Pierre. 8 65AMi* 9 30AM
* 6 00 PMl « 40 PM -Sioux Falls, Mitchell and Yankton— I ' 8 55 AMI* 9 80 AM
- Chicago yailiiniir r.xpr*«» arrive, t'niea*o ai 7 next moraine. Chicago Paat K.^hi Kipreu arrlte. Chicago a
3.X neat mornlns. Thronjh Hlwper '* Milwaukee an Poet Line arrive, there at 7.« »:« awrulßf.
Sleeping Car« and Dlnint Car., the '.rest in the world, on theae rtiiea»o Train.. _
Throuch Sleepers en bo-.h Mora'..* ■»•; Kienin* Train, to Kama. City. Alao Pal!man Sleeper* oa !*a„ Tjalai
between St. Paul and Duluth, Aibl.o l. T fair. Stout Villa aad MiMMI. '.__,. . £*f"*s***"
TlfXrr 1 SI. h»!, IS© *•'*•• Third s.reel aad leUa Depot, foot Mb!** Street. •
.'- ' OKVItESi (*li4Be<v.):s 13 "Heollet Home |-.!»<k aad let— Depot, Uridge »a»..e. .
T.W.TE4SDAI.E, - C. 11. raw 11, _ W. S. wnttLlß. ',
Otnl PaiMDpr Aflat :'i '."• C^Tt-il -• .eat. St. Paul. . Cm Ttia.t *«*-, ".Uaeaje—
7
Sumptuous Repasts, Luxuriously Ap
pointed Sleeping Apartments, Beau
tiful Scenery and Courteous
Attendants, Ensure Pleas
urable Emotions.
"THE BURLINGTON"
Fourteen hour trains, equipped with Peer
less Dining Cars, Pullman Rolling Palaces,
leave Minneapolis daily at 6:40 p. m.; St
Paul, 7:30 p. in. Arrive Chicago, 9:30 a. m. ;
St Louis, 5:20 p. m.
Returning*, leave Chicago dally, 4 :50 p. m. ;
St Louis, 8:30 a. m. Arrive St. Paul, 6:50
a. m. ; Minneapolis, 7:25 a. m.
Loal from La Crosse. Winona and River
Points, dally, Sunday excepted, arrives St
Paul 1:00 p. m.; Minneapolis, 1:40 p. m.
Departing, leaves Minneapolis, 4:15 p. M.i
St. Paul, 5 :00 p. m.
Suburban Trains
Leave Union Depot St Paul, for Dayton.
Bluff. Oakland, Highwood, Newport and St
Paul Park at t0:30, *7:55 and »10:30 a. m.;
•2:00, *»5:10 and t6:40 p. m. Returning;
arrive t7:45, »8:55 a. m.; »12:50, *4:30.
•0:30 and t7:50 p. m. *l».iih*. +Kxceot Sun
day. Single fare, 10c; 10 rides, 80c; 23
rides, $1.50.
Connections arc made in Union Denots:
At Chicago, corner Canal and Adams streets.
St. Paul, foot Sibley street; Minneapolis
Bridge Square,
Ticket Offices: Chicago, corner (lark ami
Adams streets: St. Paul, corner Third and
Robert streets; Minneapolis, 5 Nicollet
house.
AGENTS:
CHARLES THOMPSON, St PauL
3. C. HOWARD, Minneapolis.
W. .7. C. KEXYOX, General l*ns
enarer Agent, St. Paul. Minn.
3
M ST: PAUL A
MINNEAPOLIS A
AN ITO B A
-RAILWAY. tin
Through Trains to Principal Point-
In Central and Northern .Minne
sota, Dakota, Montana, Manitoba
and lirlttHli Columbia.
~ Leave Arrive J
. St Paul. St, Paul.
Morris and Wahpe
ton I a7:39am a7:oopa
St Cloud, Fargo ami
Grand Forks I a 8:20 am a 0:45 pnj
Osseo and St Cloud. a 2:30 p m a 11:55 a m
Excelsior and Hutch
inson a 4:30 p m al 2:55 pm
Anoka, St Cloud and
Wil mar. I a.'1:15 pro all :10 am
Princeton and Milaca a 3:45 alt :10 am
Aberdeen and Ellen*
dale Express 7:30 pm 7:30 a m
ton.Cassclton,
Hope and Larimore b7:30 p m .7:30 a m
Crookston, Winnipeg
and Victoria
Through Express.. B:3opm 6:55 am
Fergus Fulls, Pargo,
Grand Forks, Neche 8:30 pm 6:55 am
Minot Buford, Great
Falls and Helena.. d8;30 m e6 :.*■>."> » m
All trains daily except as follows: a ex
Sundays; b Saturdays as far as Wahpeton
only; c Mondays from Wahpeton only; d ex
cept Saturday ;e except Monday.
Through sleepers to ('rent Fulls, Mont,
and points west of Grand Forks Monday and
Thursdays only.
TICKET OFFICES— St Paul-Corner Third
and Jackson; Union depot.
HSCONSiNI W l^wUJj^iA-i
-f) n c6lfffllH
MINNEAPOLIS. -KAVB. ~ thkivk.
Chicago, Milwaukee,
Chippewa Falls, Kau fal :15 i-.m ii7:soaM
Claire, Neenah, Osh- I
kosh. Fond dv Lac 1
and Waukesha...... I [a7:soi*-M al :10 pm
st. PAUL. i.kavb. i AlllllVE.
Chicago. Mii.wai*kkk,
Chippewa Falls, Ban [ a2 :oo m a 7:15 a m
Claire, Neennh, o__ J
kosh, Fond dv Lad |
and Waukesha UB:3opml a 3:10 HI
a Daily.
Pullman Palace Sleeping an ami the Cen
tral's famnu Dining Cars attached to all
through trains.
CITY OFFICES.
St Paul— East Third street; a B.
Robb. City Ticket Agent
Union Depot— Brown & Knebel. Agents.
Minneapolis— l 9 Nicollet House illock;
F. II. Anson, Northwestern Passenger Agent
Union Depot— ll. L. Martin. Agent
Chicago, St, Paul & Kansas City
RAILWAY.
(Minnesota & Northwestern,)
I Leave j Leave I Arrive Arrive
| Mp'lis. [St Paul St. I'aul Mp'lis.
P. M. r. M. P. M. P. M.
Chicago Mail 2:10 2:50 8:30 4:05
Chicago Ex 7:00 7:35 a.m. a.m.
SI 1f,,,!,*! -*•**-• ■*■ M * 7: 1 5 8: -°
KaimsCityi I ■'■''■'> y:l ° 10:1 ° 10:15
hansasLlly , *•**•*• p - M - p - M - *' **-
Express... j * •;. % ''^„ ',»•,- 10:15
Lvle, Austin. 1) tdge Center, Chatfield,
Plafiiview, Rochester, Peoria, Indianapolis.
Columbus, and all points East, South, and
West**
Dining cars, Mann Boudoir cars and Com
pany's Sleepers oil Chicago night tiains.
Through Sleepers on Dcs Moines nighl
trains.
City ticket oflices 193 East Third street and
Union depot, foot of Sibley street .-._ Paul, j
City ticket office. No. 3 Nicollet House)
Union Depot .Bridge square, Minneapolis.
■
wsneapolis & stlouis railway
ALBhitl LhA KUUIK.
|Lv.St.P.iul Ar. St. Pun
-„ " „ ... „ .„ ,_ _ ...
Chi. & Dcs Moines Ex. •B:4sam *7:2.> pm
#$$**&?&$£ ! *B'f &m '7:Mi» m
Xx ' *S am *fl:sonm
Albert '<"<* Accom *3:15 pm •lOAOam
Excelsior & Winthrop *4:13 pm *0-6Oaio
St. Louis'Through'Ex to:2spm fj :00 am
D l *2&2 * "M"* ___ .„ M
City Express. dO: 25 m d!l:00ara
Chicago "Fast" ________ p m__ lOOam
d, Dally. *, ex. Sundays, t. ex. Saturday.
ex. Monday, s. Sunday only.
Ticket office, St Paul,corner Third and
Sioley streets, and depot, Broadway, foot of
Fourth street ■
..."""3
_^ thi, it nfffiraii
A^j. 102 li* Third StreS*
""""CrT*-^ AND
IMILWAUKIEf Union Depot, St. Paul.
/ »*/■««,.-. i//;/ , „-, „ „_„«...
*4£_>Ji_«*J/ L. A means Daily. It except
<%l&*y / m'in G except Monday.
■ D except Saturday.
Through Trains. L. St. Paul. Ar." St. Paul.
||ji effie. & Local. 87:30 a. m. 11.20 p. m.
LaC' rog„l)ub.& Lo.: I: 7 -30 a. m. 11:20 p. m. B
OrtonT&Farao Ex 87:30 am. 6:50 p. m.
„,.(. m&C Ex 0-iOa m 5:55 0 m
Calmer & Day.Ex. it 9:40 a. m. B:_>a,-.0
W Chl.& Atl. Ex. A 3:00 p. m. 1 :50p.m. A
owatonna & Way. a 1:10,,. m. 10:25 a. in. A
Lacrosse* Way.. A 5:05 p.m. 3:15 p. m. A
Aberd'n A Slit fix. A 6:15 p. i... 8.40 a.m. A
Mi'-* Chi. Fast Li. A 7" p. m. 7••'''•'•m- A
Aus.,Dub.&CblEx D 7:40 p. m. 8:25 a. m. 0
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