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In Every Case the Money Must Accom
pany the Order. y
SITUATION'S OFFERED.
' Male.
u ,\ SNAP for some one with a very little
__. money to help himself for a few days;
must be Taken today (Thursday); if y^u
miss this you miss the best thing you have
*ecu in years. Call at 151 East Third st. ;
whole outfit ready to use at once. Man
ages. y :_ 45
A I'iCTI.KE— St. Paul Picture Frame tac
_A. torv; nil kinds of pictures and frames;
cheap framing. 39 West Third st. ' 36-59
BARBER wanted at once and to answer
at once. Murphy & Anderson, Menom
onie, Wis. ' -J : ■ 5
BY WHOLESALE HOUSE— A man ac
quainted with the trade for street work.
Address N 177. (.'lobe. 45-46
BOY— Wanted, good, smart boy to work in
office of wholesale firm. Address S 155,
Globe. j '•:■ 45-46
CARPENTERS — Wanted, carpenters:
apply at Newmarket theater (Market
hall) to-day. ' 5
C"i AN ASS All intelligent man for
> canvassing' ahd -collecting; good pay.
all at 303 Jackson st., Room 13. ... .45
C^ll-^RK— Wanted, a young man about 16
J years (must live with his parents) to
make" himself generally useful _ in nu office:
must have a good education and write a good
hand: -references required; salary to begin,
S3 weekly. Apply, from 10 to 11, 272 East
Seventh St.. up stairs, room 11. .-.. ■ 45
FEED BOYS— Price, McGill & Co.. corner
Fifth and Sibley. 5
J* INK DRESS SHIRTS. $1.50, made to
order, and gents' underwear; send for
-elf-measurement. ... A. M. Toftley. 27 East
Seventh, near Wabasha st. : perfect fit. 24-53
JOB PRESS FEEDS wanted. Price.
«J McGill _ Co., 354 Sibley st. 5
LAUNDRY— All work done by hand; lace
work a specialty; also, shoemaking and
repairing neatly done; good stuff and low
prices. Washington Laundry. 642 Urofid
wavl 37-59
MANAGER— district manager; must
be a person of some business experi
ence, pleasing address, nnd able to give se
curity for money collected : salary from $75
to $100 per month. Address P, Globe. 45
f>OCKMEN. teamsters and laborers for
t the Wyoming Central railroad; ship
every night." White _ Co., 295 Jackson st. .
45-16
SALESMEN— We wish a few men to sell
our goads by sample - to the wholesale ,
and retail trade" Largest manufacturers in
inn line. Inclose 2 cent stamp. Wages sl'
per day. Permanent position. No -postals'
answered. Money advanced for wages, ad
vertising, etc. Centennial Manufacturing
company, Cincinnati. O. 44 63
SALESMAN— An experienced traveling
O man for a wholesale liquor house ; state
experience: references required: applica
tion-, to be made in writing. M. Franßel &
Co., St. Paul, .Minn. n_SC4S46
S" ~TENOG HATH ER— Good stenographs
wanted: must be correct and rapid; an
swer In own laidwrilmg to postoffice box
2366. 5
TINNER— Wanted, a good tinner; also
pump work, at 521 University ay. 5
HE ST.PAUL EXCHANGE RES-Ali-
X.: rant— First-class in every respect; meals
during meal hours a specialty. Joe W.
Kohout. proprietor. 355 Jackson. . 300*
\XT ANTED— First-class teacher of pen
»» niaiisliip; gentleman preferred. Ad
dressl) 119. Globe. 45-46
Ifnpcoc nll( ' wagons advertised in SUN
/7t/r_e_ DAY'S GLOBE are always sold.
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE,
miscellaneous City I.lst.
"■p OR SALE— On monthly payments, nine
x. room house on Laurel ny", one block
from end of cable line; city water and very
convenient. Address B. E. J., Globe. 44-45
EAL ESTATE for sale cheap for cash.
XV or on easy terms. J. F. Eisenmenger,
•174 Rice st. * . 27-50
5* A (\(\()~ EASY TERMS— WiII buy
>JI--i^UUU fifty feet on Chicago ay., near
State st„ West side; worth $4,500. D 142,
Globe. 43-49
Q (\f\f\ ACRES of timber land with lirst
-J^\J\J\J class hardwood timber, for sale
or exchange ; near si. Paul; on two lines of
railroad; this is worth investigating. C. W.
Youugmau, 307 Jackson St., St. Paul. 2-183
Rani Estate ads. in the Globe are seen by
ttcui _ c most people.
BOARD OFFERER.-
BOARD— board, a very desirable
front alcove room ; southern exposure:
second floor. 21 East College ay. • 45-48
BOARD— Large front room, furnace and
grate heat, bath, gas. etc., and first-class
table board, at 188 East Tenth st. 45-48
OARO— Canada . St.. 592 — Furnished
rooms and first-Class board; all modern
conveniences; one block from street cars.
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BOARD— First class table .' board . with
room for two gentlemen, $4 per weeK;
use of bath : board for lady, ; §3 per ween, at
211 Pearl st. ■_ 44-45
BOARD— Comfortably furnished rooms,
with board; modern conveniences. 119
Iglehart st. ■ 44-50
BOARD— For rent, furnished front rooms
with board ; also day board, at 385
Washington st. 43-40
BOARD— For rent, well- furnished room
on first floor, warmed, with good table
board, at reasonable rales, at 51 West Fourth
M. 369-79
BOARD— .'"est weekly board in the city
$3.25 per week; twenty-one-meal ticket,
$3.50; also furnished rooms, with board"
459 Wabasha st., adjoining Young Men's
Christian association. 207*
FOX SALE.
ENGINE -six-horse power engine and
boiler at one-halt original cost. 220
West Seventh st. 40-46
FOR SALE or exchange for city property,
one portable saw mill and engine; six
leen-horse power; steel poller: nil complete
in good order. Address D 195. Globe. 44-50
T ARGE BI'ROYNGTON hot air furnace,
xj ill good repair; walnut office fixtures;
also gas fixtures, cheap. Apply at once. H.
T, Drake, Drake Block. ' 45-48
SALOON FIXTURES, ice boxes, mirrors,
showcases, billiards, counter and shelv
ing?. Witte Bros., 411 and 413 Fifth aye.
eolith. Minneapolis. Minn. • > 41-55
SHOWCASE FOR SALE— - feet
long,' with iron stand. 71 West Sev
c»tn. ■ 45-46
fT/* ANTED TO SELL-A small stock of
'•-_ Jewelry with an established trade;
will be sold with or without tools; this is a
good Chance for a new beginner with, small
capital; good reasons for selling; alsoaponv,
cart, sleigh, harness, saddle, whip, buffalo
mid bells cheap for cash. Call or address F
No. .)67»j Broadway, St. Paul. 374-77
HA-. _ answers received from an ad in
IwlOrG Sunday's Globe than from all
" *^ other Sunday papers.
LOST ANI> FOUND.
DOG LOST— Sunday, Feb. 10. Newfound
land dog pup about two months old;
ail black, not a white spot on him; will pay
liberal reward for his return to 63 West Col
j_fS*r. W. E. Magraw. <»4-48
SITUATIONS OFFERED, f
Female. .•'
A LADY of good address Can secure per
manent employment in. a business
where pi -fit and promotion are -certain, to
reward push and perseverance: must be
able to make a small deposit and give se
curity for- money collected. - Address P.
Globe. " .'■* - -~. -■ „ 45
COOK--wantcdj ; a pastry cook and two
: dining-room girls, at City '■. Hotel, 357
Rotert st. ■ ■ 5
Cook— the girl that applied for posi
tion of cook at 646 st Peter St., Tues
day noon, call at 642 St. Peter st? _ 45-46
DINING ROOM ' GIRL wanted; Scandi
. navian. -354 Minnesota st. : .6
GIRLS— Oompeteht girls wanted to fill six
go"* 1 fa i:ilv places at the German office,
52 West Tenth. " .■_ . y - 45-46
OUSEWORK— A German girl desires a
' siuatPn for general housework good
references, city or Merriam Park;" 386 Banfil
st. -■■-■- - . ■■'■.'■.. '.---*■ 5
HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for geueral
housework. .Inquire at 758.- East Sev
en h si. .';'. — -:••*;--;-• ;• r .. y.y 5
H' OUSEWORK— a capanle girl
for general housewTOk iv family four;
brig rcio ences; 1-.-' Niua-aV,-'; «'»-.; - 45-48
Hou.s«_\> — Wanted,' girl tor -general
housework. liiquireyat 608 Olive st. 5
HO"SKWOI«K— Giri to do work in small
.fami'v. Call at 3.) Mount Airy st. 5
HOUsi WO :k— A German or Swede girl
for light housework. Miss Kenny, 279
West Seveinh st. -, ;"";. ..•..., . 5
Ol's; WORK— A good girl for general
hou ework. 417 East Eighth st. 5
HOUSEWORK"— girls for general
housework. Apply 648 Jackson st. 5
KITCHEN GIRL— an experi
enced kitchen girl, at Wabasha Dairy-
Re tauraut; 421 Wabasha st. ..•'->■■ -ry' 5
WASTED- fSO good girls-, to have their
trunks moved by the American' Dis
trict Telegraph company,' 136 East Fourth.
- , -- 40-46 ~, •■:;;;.■;■;..■;■*
ll*-OKK FOR BOARD— GirPtd work for
VV board and attend .schools at Merriam
Park. Box 177, Merriam Park. ■ ■' '■-"*; -- 5
M._ women and children all : advertise
men, tneir '-wahts" in sUnday*sglobe:
FINANC-AU. ; X^'Y : '-.
MONEY.is loaned by us on improved
• real estate security in i St. Paul, Minne
apolis and Duluth at 6, 6*_, -7, 7 _ per cent,
on shortest notice- for any amount.. R. M.
Newport & Son. • investment bankers, , 152,
153 and 151 Drake block, St. Paul. „ 73*
AD DEBTS COLLECTED, bills ' and
notes put in judgment;atfachmentsaud
garnishees made-oil shortest possible notice;
money to loan on negotiable papers.; horses,
carriages, furniture, etc. .F. L. Draper. & Co.,
430 Wabasha St., northeast corner of Seventh
.st. .'.. •■":-,■■■••■';■•.:• : ' -17-47
TITINNESOTA ■;■ MORTGAGE - LOAM
if J. Company— from $10. upward on
furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., with
out removal ; also : on ■ warehouse receipts,
diamonds and gold watches. J. S. Maekey,
manager. Room 14, First National- bank build
ing. St. Paul, and Room 7, Mackey-Lesg
block, Minneapolis. ... - . : 250*
ORTGAGE LOANS, in large and small
- amounts, made ' promptly at 1 .- -lowest
rules on improved and unimproved city real
estate.-, Paget & Smith, Room 49, German -
American bank. y --:" '• -' - 43-49
MONEY LOANED promptly on all kinds
•- of personal property, household furni
ture, gold watches, • diamonds . and jewelry.
156 East Third st:. Room 3. " .'- '41-7
MONEY LOAN ED : on all , kinds" of per- .
1»A sonal "property. ! household furniture,
horses, etc. ; also on 'diamonds and jewelry ;
commercial •' paper ■ discounted. Security
Loan Co., 325 Jackson .st, J. E. Flanigan.
manager. ' '■■ '•'-■ l. :.'■ r■■ ■■: - 162*
MONEY LOAN ED on : : household' furni
; ture, pianos, horses and 'carriages, etc; '
without removal ; also tori' diamonds and gold
watches, etc J. W. Edsall 7 A- Co., 117" East
Fourth st. v." '■•- " ■ •"•".■;'... : ■ . '; »32
MONEY LOANED RV HUNT & SEY
. erance, 34 East Third St., Room - 1, on
furniture, pianos, horses, .carriages., etc.;.
also : on . warehouse receipts, diamonds,
watches and silverware; private room- for
ladies; goods taken in storage at lowest rates.
. . -„;,- 295* v> ■.-.!:■■■ -. =•' „..-?:' ■' .
Jl/"! ONEY TO LOAN— 6, (Hi. 7 and 8 per'
IT-L cent.- 'A.' N. Elliott, .41 East Fourth st.
________L_____:M_______________
*V/I ONEY TO LOAN -Farm and city loans
i»J- at lowest rates: mortgages bought. W.
F. Carroll, attorney. 319 Jackson st. , 339*
MONEY to loan by • Law tori' Bros., 405
. Jackson si., and' 175 Dakota aye. Have
hand $7,000 at 6 per cent.'- on-' improved
property. ■•■"■•■ '<><•: *;•■'■'■ .'■•■•'■ ; ' '•■V"' -316*- :
MONEY -.TO f;'L/)AN. on' diamonds, " '
- watches, 'and all goods value. Pri
vate office for consultation.. George R,
Holmes 141 and 143 Easi, Seventh sty, , 82*
Jl/I ONEY LOANED on mortgages, secured.
lii by • improved -• city property, in all
amounts, at current rate's. Bonds and city
securities bought and sold. Banking house
of A. M. Peabody _ Co., 401 Jackson st. . 8*
TO .'LOAN— S7SO '■■ $1,200, $2,0ti0; . im
proved or unimproved; 110 dciay. Hub
bell|& Bishop. 98 East Fourth st. 374-75
41/ .V. MOKITZ. 110 EAST FOURTH—
V\ Mortgage loans made promptly. 6. 7
and 8 per cent : "mortgages bought. 317*
(gO ."U If $5,000," AND smaller sums
<JpO^UUv/ to loan ou improved or unim
proved. H. Caldwell, Chamber of Commerce
building. ' ". ' ' '■■ ■' 40-46
-PERSONALS.
NEW-HORN 'BABY GIRL to be -iveri
away at 571 Jackson st. 39-45
MRS. KRASNA, MIDWIFE; cures all
kinds of open sores and broken limbs.
Please call and see mc at 119 Douglas st. I
guarantee to cure all such cases. . 32-45
PERSONAL— Arrived. Madame De West
wood of New York, the queen trance
medium of the Atlantic coast; seventh daugh
ter, born with a double veil and wonderful
gift ot second sight; has the power of
any two mediums you ever met; this she
is prepared to prove"; ' tells .- your entire'! life,
past, present and -future, in -dead. trance;
every hidden mystery revealed; tells the full
name of her callers and :of .your, future .hus
band or wire, with age ftqd'date marriage..
! and tells whether'.ttie oiie you love is true or
false: tells all your business affairs with
utmost truth: gives advice on divorce, con
tested wills, speculation, etc. If disappointed'
by the efforts of others, judge.not all alike, •
as Mme. De Westwood enn convince the
most skeptical. Pee $1 and upwards. Office
hours, 9 a.m. to ' 8 p. m. ; parlors. Eighth
and Wabasha; entrance, No. 5 Eighh st.
Letters with stamps promptly answered. ' .45
/ n oj.0 j. and found ads;' in the Globe are seen
UUZ.L by the most people
•mSCEI,g,A*3EOt'S. „".; ; '* ' *
BOOKKEEPING— Books opened, elosea,
posted, expert work. ; etc. F. Sprague,
room 252. Drake block, St. Paul. 122*
VERYBODY come to. the skating rink
on the West side, at the steamer Ruby
landing; warming and check room .com
bined. '„..., .'-. •..".''. 45-46
LIVE STOCK and farm .machinery for
sale at the farm of the late T. M. Metcalf,
at Four Lakes, near St. Paul, between Feb.
15 and March 10, at private sale; Ice King, a
valuable stud, horses, 'cows, heifers, steers,
sows, etc., arid a complete stock of farm ma
chinery, wagons, corn planters, shell'ers, fan
mill." tinnier, plows; cultivators, '' harrows,
drills, etc., eighteen bundles of barbed wire,
platform scales. Apply at the farm at Four
Lakes, or at the office of Metcalf <_ Mcl'lana
han.l26 East Sixth st., St. Paul. . *14
MASQUERADE AND THEATER cos
tumes, wigs and beards for theater use.
Louise Neitmann. 56 Fast Seventh st. 36-66
HE WORLD"" TYPEWRITER— Price
only$10; will do the same work as-a
--$125 machine: - with a hours' practice
one can write from fifteen' to thirty words
per minute; it is practical aud cheap. * (I. 8.
Finn & Co.. Northwestern Agents, 136 Enst !
Fourth st., St. Paul. Agents wanted., ,26*
WANTED— Everybody who is going to
travel to have tlieir trunks taken to
the depot by the American District Telegraph
company. 'y--)-: - 40-46
4LRS. 5Uc Japan tea, $1; Diamond Tea
1 Co. stall, 21 City market; iresneggs,'
15c. ■ . ..- 39-45
Vt/hv are your rooms vacant? An ad in the
■ "/ Globe will rent them.'
HOUSES ANI> CARRIAGES.
DUNCAN COXNEL, PRACTICAL
and scientific horseshoer, who intro
duced the anti-slot shoe, has opened a first
class shop at 146 West Third st., where he is
•^prepared to shoe carriage and driving horses
alter the mos; improved methods. Other
kinds of shoeii.g carefully done. . . . 290*
GET your carriages, wagons or sleigtis or
F. X. Quesuel, 107 East Eighth st.
Long experience; practical and scientific"
workmen ; repairing , neatly : done, on short
notice. 314*
JT. BROOKS, practical sheer. 51 East
• Fifth, near corner Cedar, will shoe your
horse to order; shoeing. drivers and carriage
horses a specialty; pacers and trotters gaited
shod with care my shoes are all hand
made and adapted to the horsey 327*
LOT MISSOURI. MULES, wagons and
sleighs cheap. Wcide & I.ofstat, Room
114, Dawson block. Eighth and Jackson. . ; '
-.--:-- 45-46 ■■:-■' ; :• ■
/ /ie/ and. found ads, in the Globe are seen
t-Vi> i by _ most people. ....
fJa/n wanted ads. in the Globe "are seen by
" /> the most people.;
TIEE- SAINT PA £JL^I)AILT:(i£OES: THURSDAY MORNING; FEBRUARY ' 14, 1889.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
y '..,.-:-; Male.- .'.'■,:; :, '.':;. '-..: ",_;
ARHEK— Position by young-man to learn
*■ trade. Address Y. 167, globe. ■.-- .5 V
BOY— Position by boy of sixteen; well ac- ;■
quainted with city; have had two years'
experience in business; can give A No. 1 ref
erences. A l2l, Globe, i.- y 3
BOY— Thirteen years of age, would | like, a
position in a store ;- good references' .
Address W. Gnnd, 880 Gaultier st., city. -'•_ 7
BOOKKEEPING or office work by young
man of experience ; writes a legible "hand ; :
references furnished; speaks German. Ad
dress V 143. Globe. .- ■.-- -V
BOOKKEEPER— Position wanted by an'
experienced man in general merchan
dise and law matters; speaks German and
French; small ■ compensation expected; ref
erences. Address W. 8., Globe. . . 4
BOOKKEEPER— Railway contractors,
position-wanted as bookkeeper or clerk;
five years' experience, and best of references.
Address Z 191, Globe. 5
BOY. seventeen years old, would like posi
tion at. any kind of work; well act.
quainted in the city. Address H. S., Globe. 6
ARI'ETLAYEK and upholsterer would
like situation: competent man. Address.
619 University ay. y *■' .' ; ; ' V 6 .
CIVIL ENGINEER— Wanted, a position-.
in a civil engineer's office by a young
man who has had one. year's experience and
who understands bookkeeping. Address G
89, Globe. „ y ■ .., . ... ■ : .- : 1
CU.EKK— Young man with good ground
> . iug in office work generally wishes situ
ation as clerk: references from present em
ployers and others. Address Y 144, Globe. 3
CLERK— Situation wauled by an expe
-. rienced grocery clerk ; good references
can be furnished. Address X 193, Globe. 1
CLERK— Situation : wanted by- a 'young
man in a stationery store; has had ex
perience, and can furnish references. Ad
dress H. G.. Globe. ' ..- • " ..-..". J; 3
CLERK— Wanted, a position by a young
man as bill clerk or bookkeeper, or clerk
ship iv some railroad office, wholesale or re
tail house: the best of recommendations pro
vided; willing to work. V ISO, Globe. 1
(1 situation wanted, by young man
J in a business office: has had experience
and can give references. Address D 131,
Globe. ■ . " - ' ■ ■■■'"-. 1
COACHMAN— Young man of seven years"
J experience would like a place as coach
man; has good reference; show on applica
cation. Address D 105. Globe. 1
OLLECTOR— Position wanted by steady
married . man as collector; well ..ac
quainted with the city; good reference and
good bond given if required. Address Z 192,
Globe. -.•••.. 5
COMPOSITOR— A Scandinavian book
and newspaper compositor wants situa-
I tion in an English printing office. \ Address
John, Globe. -" '■■' ..•'■■■•_-
COOK— Situation wanted by. a sober, in
dustrious cook, now working in a first
class hotel; No. 1 references. Address B
Cooks, 1618 First st. south. Minneapolis. 3 '
COOK --Situation wanted by a first-class
cook in -hotel by March 1; can give ref
erences and has had experience. Address
B Cooks, 16-18 First st. south,- Minneapolis
COOK— Situation wanted, by ah experi
enced cook; good references; a place in
a first-class hotel. Address B. N. 10, post
office, Fergus Falls, Minn. ' - . '-.•-•*• 6
DAIRYMAN— wanted by a
young mau on a dairy; have had ex
perience. 11. P., 47 Valley st. ■.:■■ -3
DAIRYMAN— Situation wanted by a
young man on a dairy; had experience. '
H. P., 97 Valley st. ■•■■'' ;"'-' 7'
DRUG Registered; Scandina
vian; twelve years' experience; good -
references. Address P. O. Box 194, Herman,
Minn. ' .. ... 43 9
DRUG CLERK— Situation for drug clerk;
two years' experience; references. ' Ad
dress (3 459, Wabasha st. • . y 1
DRUGGIST— Wanted, position as assist
■ ant, in drug store; -fourteen years'- ex
perience: graduate of pharmacy. Address
E. M. S., Room 24, Forepaugh block, Seven
corners. " .•••••• .'j'
DRIVER— Wanted, position to drive de
livery wagon, by sober, reliable man;
speaks Scandinavian, German and English;
low wages at first. . Address H 27, Globe. ■ 1.
NGINEEK— excellent skill and
practical experience in every particular;
unexcelled.' Address C. J. Palmer, Box 134,
South St. Paul; Minn. • -.-■• '• -6
Si PLOY MENTHA good.- competent
German girl .wants situation. -Call at
627 Washington ay., south. „. ..... 3
MPLOYMENT— Situation wanted, by a
man, wife and family to work on . farm
or will work farm on shares: tools 'must -be '■
furnished. Address D 1 68, Globe._ ___K __
EMPLOYMENT— Situation wanted, by' a
■ man, to work for a private- family
around house and barn and. store; can give
references. Address D 198, Globe. „ . 5
MPLOYMENT— Young man, temperate
and reliable, wishes situation in busi
ness with a prospect of learning something,
if not take anything. CH, 687 Preble st. „; 1
EMPLOYMENT— A temperate and trust
worthy young man, with references and
bonds, will' have employment, suitable; com
pensation for best or earliest respectable,
offer. All. except book and soliciting agen
cies generally. Address V 188, Globe. . 39-45 '
JIPLOYMENT — Situation I wanted by
' man and wife.to work in hotel for sum
mer; in city preferred. Address S 112,
Globe. ._ „ . 1
EMPLOYMENT— Young Scandinavian,
strictly temperate, wants employment
of any kind; a place where there is a chance
to learn the language preferred. Address I.
H„ 687 Preble st. - . . - ■: ■ 1
EMPLOYMENT— Married man, age thirty "
wishes employment; taking up and
cleaning, and relaying carpets, or watchman
or janitor.' Address V 171 Globe. . . ... : ,„ 7
i EMPLOYMENT— situation wanted by a
i man and wife to work on farm or will
rent it; can give references. Address S 112,
Globe. . 1
EMPLOYMENT— A sober, trustworthy
young man, with fair education, wants
employment of some kind; . first-class refer
ences. Address T. 8., G. T. *_*„ 70 East Se\>
enth st. .';■'* ... .'3
EMPLOYMENT— boy about seventeen
- years old would like to learn a trade of
any kind. Address GS, Globe. 6
ARMING— Man would like to take
charge of a farm or rent near St. Paul.
James W. Harris, Hudson, Wis. : " 1
HOSTLER— Young man wants position as
' hostler or general : work around the
house; willing do most - anything; good
references, if required. Call or address 127
East Eleventh St.. room 11. - 3
MACHINIST— Competent macninist de-
ItJ. sires employment either at lathe or
bench, or to run engiue. Address X, 360
Jackson st. 6
NIGHT WATCHMAN— Situation want- '
ed as night watchman a. Scandinavian.
twenty-three years old. Address or call on
>*. Nelson. 300 Rice st. 1
OFFICE ROY would like a position in an
office ; speaks German and English. i Ad
dress H. T. Linda, 991 Geranium st. . ; 6
FFICK WORK— A boy fifteen years of
age wants office work of any kind : can
also speak German. Address H£, Globe. 1-
PHARMACIST— Graduate in pharmacy,
20 years' experience; not iegistered in
Minnesota, desires a situation as assistant;
moderate salary: good references. 443
"Jackson St.. Room 15. 1
PORTER— Wanted by a young man a situ \
ation as porter or watchman; sober
habits. Address 141. Globe. . 3
SALESMAN— situation as travel
ing salesman for a grocery, cigar or con
fectionery house; moderate salary ; reference.
Address 80x 43, Lawier, 10. * 44-17
SALESMAN— Wanted, situation by ex
perienced hardware and stove man/ Ad
dress X 157, Globe. • :'••_: -- • 4
SALES.MAN Young man of six years' ex
perience wishes a position r either dry
goods or boots and shoes: first-class refer
ences.- Address T. S., Globe, y "3
SALESMAN— Situation wanted by young
to man as salesman in wholesale liquor or.
grocery house: can speak German and En
glish, and has had six years' experience. A.
Arnold, 118 Hennepin ay.. Minneapolis. 3
SALESMAN— Wanted, situation by an ex-
O perienced retail dry goods salesman;
lirst-class references. . Address Dry ■■ Goods,
Globe. ■ . :■ :"• ■-.;..•:■; •;. ;■■;. 1
TRAVELING SALESMAN— As travel-,
ing salesman by a young .man well
recommended. Address D. s., Gardner house, -
Hastings, Minn. .- 41-47,
WATCHMAN— young man wants posi
v tion as watchman : best of references.;
Address J., Globe. :■--■■ '- 39-45
WATCHMAKER having nine years' ex-'.
,, perience at general repairing; . good
set of tools, including American lathe; have
food situation now, but would prefer going'
further south. ' Address : T. Porte,. 406 Main
st:, Winnipeg. Man.'. -•'■" 40-45
U7 OKR FOR HOARD— A young man of
»V St. Paul wants something to do: will
work for board ; can give reference. Address
D 106. Globe. ■ 1
. DRESSMAKING. ;.
RESSMAKEltS— Folletfs improved sys
tem, with instructions, :$5 - complete. -
141 East Third. ■'.---'■■ ,y. yy4s:
B CODINGTON'S improved system, com
. plele. S5. 141 East Third. The ,best .
. sleeve with systems. - 45 .
YJ'OKTH'J* system, with - instructions,
>> complete, $5. 141 East Third. 45
' '■' SITUATIONS W ANTED.
y. . leinalc.. ' : .-/>.>_',-
BOOKKEEPER— A young lady who any
derstands : bookkeeping and writes •■ a
good business : hand wishes "■ situation, in.
office or store for moderate, salary, Address.
XYZ, Globe. V - . 1
(lANDI MAKER AND CAKE BAKER
-'■• wants n situation. Address W. Krueger.;
Sioux Falls. Dak. : "' ■ ' " "■' ' ' 41-45.
LERK— A lady or refinement and correct
. in .figures' wants, a situation in a dry)
goods or fancy store ; : wages no'object while,
learning.: Address Z. 164, Glpbe.;. ._';'■-•>'■'■ 1_
CLERK— lady of refinement and correct!
in- -figures ..wants a situation in a-drjx
goods or fancy store ; wages no object . while
learning. Address _ 164, Globe. . v:..6
CLEKK— Situation wanted. by, a young'
5 lady, in a coufectionery store ; can give,
references. Address L. G*, Globe.; ." 6
GLERK— Young lady, stranger in cityde
' . sires position in a store, or writiug in an
office; small salary expected. Address M.C.
Kearney, postoffice. ■-..-... ?
CLERK— Wanted, situation by.you,ng lady
in confectionery, bakery or news stand;
can give references. ' ' Address 'D : 1-0. Globe.
LERK— A young girl of sixteen wishes, a
V position in a'store or shop." Address C.
Fischer, 413 Lafond st. 6
COOK— Wanted work by the day by a good
Germau cook; washing, ironing . and
cooking for parties. X. : . 390-Roudo st. -"' 7
COOK— an experienced lady. cook; also'
understands washing, and ironing.;' can
give references. Call . at St. Mary's home,
318 Somerset st. '■■■'■ - 5
C>OOK— Situation for meat or pastry cook.
j •"'Address 457 St. Peter st. •-■• 1
OoK— A situation wanted as cook.by an
: experienced woman, good references,
Call or address 457 St. Peter St., up stairs
room 1. . *."'-. ." > ' ■ "' • " ~ ". ; .'1
COOK— Female cook wants a position -by
• Feb. 10,- in city; first-class in meat or
pastry. with best :of references. Address E
196, Globe. ■'■■■■ ■ : -'.y -7
RAN ION — Wanted, . a position to
travel with an invalid, or sickness of any
kind. .433 Martin st • . .-..~. . - '7
TvAY WORK— Lady wants to go out to
xJ ' work by -the day. . Address 574 Broad
way. ■■■■■■'. ,■*: ; .-.---'. -. - " '"-.''.■-'. '■•'.' \':-l
RESSMAKER— An experienced dress
xJ maker wishes work; will sew cheap at
present in family. Address Dressmaker, 198
University ay. ' . -7
RESSMARER— A competent .-.'-dress
- maker with . four years" - experience
would like employment in .families;. ; Call or
address 464 Fort St.. .- - __?_
DISHWASHER— Wanted, place as disn
washer in restaurant or hotel. Address
A 165, Globe. : -. : .y- . . ■ „.- 6
HOUSEKEEPER— Situation \ wanted by
lady as housekeeper. Call or address
225 Chip'pewa St.. West-side. . ;-. . ri, 3
HOUSEKEEPER— A widow would like
a situation • as ("housekeeper or would
like to get in. a small private. ; will
work reasonable for this winter. Address D
167, Globe. ■'■'■". ■.)■ -'..CT' 1
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, situation by
an experienced housekeeper; . with
daughter fourteen years: can good ref
erence. ' Address CM, Globe/ . - : "■■''_
HOUSEKEEPER— Situation wanted by
middle-aged lady as housekeeper for a
widow in St. Paul or 'Minneapolis. Address
M. Crocker, 405 Washington ay. south,
Room 12, Minneapolis, Minn. -:■;.■ " y ; 4
HOUSEKEEPER— Lady of refinement
wishes situation as housekeeper for wid
ower; children no objection. Address N
186. Globe.- : .- :■':":■■: :-" : : .- :h",7
HOUSEKEEPER— Situation wanted by a
lady as housekeeper where there are no
children." Address N 186, Globe. . ■ I
HOUSEKEEPER— German lady would
like a position as housekeeper ; a good
home more of -an* object than high wages.
Address' M 160, GlQbe'. ■" -' ' : 1
OUSEKEEPER— MiddIe-aged lady ol
experience. Address Housekeeper,
Merriam Park. ' ' __■ :;.G
HOUSEWORK— A German girl desires a
situation for general housework; good
references ; city or Merriam Park. : .386 Ran
dolph st. ... .....-.■-. -.-■ ... ■■■ . ... -
HOUSEWORK— Young lady • desires
.housework, where a permanent home
would.be more, object than high wages. Ad
dress 8 194, Globe.. ' '."""., ... .9,
HOUSEWORK— middle-aged lady dei
sues a situation in small family of not
more than four; a good cook, washer "and
ironer. 89 'East _______ ." ' : 3
OUSEWORK— A girl would like a placed
to do general housework or second
work. . Call or address 234 Mcßoal, rear. %
HOUStEWORKt-rSituation wanted. -by;. a.
v» com pe tefl perienced. young girl;- a
- place to work or a family. Address D 157,
Globe. -yy .■■■-1
HOUSEWORK— young girl just landed
.in this country wishes a situation in a
family.. Mrs. Hagerty, 56 Viola st. 7
TVrUKSE— lady wishes a situation as
IV. nurse or housekeeper; eau cook. Ap
ply at 90 Prospect Terrace. :.l
NURSE— wanted by a competent
girl to take care of children, or would
take charge of : an infant ; good references.
; ; Can be seen at St. Mary's Home, 318 Somer
. set st, St, Paul. ,; ' : - 7
NURSE— position. as nurse or
second work in private family; can give
references. Address 352 Reaney st, city. 1
NURSE— Respectable girl would like a sit
uation as nurse or second girl. Address
or call, 250 West Third st. - vy-- 1
NUKSE— Good nurse wants employment
ll in private family or hospital ; fifteen
years' experience, references from.' doctors
and hospitals. Address T. W., 575 Lafay
etteave. ' .. ' 7
SCRURRING— Wanted, to do scrubbing
by the day"/" Call at 446 Minnesota st. 6
SEAMSTRESS— A good seamstress would
like a few more places by the day. Call
at 273 East Seventh st., Room 30. 4
SEWING — A • young . lady wishes plain
sewing- in private family; terms very
reasonable. Address V 132, Globe. .' , 5
SEWING— by a lady, plain sewing
to do from 10 to 3, or. other light work.
63 East Twelfth si. ■.'■..".. ...3
SECOND WORK wanted in private fam
ily or dining-room work in private board
ing house;. no ODjeetion to going out of city:
city references; wages, §14. Address Z 162.
Globe. .6
SECOND WORK— Wanted, second- work
in private family, or dining room work in
private boarding' house;* city' references;
wages 814.. •- y -■■■ -:' :"-.-*^* l
SECOND WORK— Wanted, a place 'for
O second work by : a person thoroughly
competent. Apply to St. Mary's Home, 31S
Somerset st. , • . y ■:■ : -. ■■■»■-■ : --'- 1
ECOND WORK— Wanted, a position- as
IO second girl to a private family; no care
of children; call at 245 Ban iii; references
given. ■■■';.-,"■■■ ■ ■.■■■%• 4
SEWING— woman just landed wishes
for family- sewing. Mrs. Hagerty, 56
Viola st. .. . ■-.■..■- y-3
OE WING— first-class skirt finisher would
-^ like to go sewing in families or in shops.
Call or address 597 Rico st. '. ■- 1
(STENOGRAPHER— stenographer
•£5 and typewriter would like a position in
an office In or out of city. Address G. 8., 311
East Seventh st, ■ ._ —--■ 1
WASHING and housecleaning, wanted.
VV - Rear 455 St. Peter st, 4-
WASHING— An experienced- woman
VV.-. .wants to take home family washing
rough dried: clothes called for and delivered*
25 cents per dozen. Inquire at 456 East
Sixth st. -•■ ' -. .y-4i
WASHING— Wanted, washing to do by
a lady; prefer going to families, but
will take it home if preferred. Call 170 Law
sou st. - .' ■ .3
WASHING -AND SCRURRING to dft
VV by a lady; will work cheap. Call or.
address 73 Valley st. .. 3
WASHING— Young girl wants washing
for private family. 561 L'Orient St.- i
"IYTASH ING— Wanted, family or restau^
VV rant washing, by a respectable woman if
good bleaching -grounds; rates reasonable
EG W7, Globe.' .;..■■■ .'-•.-' * ,:11
ASHING AND IRONlNG— Wanted^
to take washing and ironing homer
Gentleman's washing preferred. 132 East
Ninth su. in basement. , . y . J
ORK FOR BOARD— Wanted, a placfe
VV to -work for. board -by a young lady
(stranger in city) ; with references. Agatha
Marrie, general delivery. St.Paul. - • ~ 7
r WANTED TO RENT. : ;
KOOM— a well-furnished front
.room in private : family; Catholic pre
erred; by a single gentlemen; room must be
heated and have bath: references exchanged.
Address with location, V 161; Globe. ": : 44-45
WRlTEß— Wanted to rent a No. 2
Remington typewriter in - good order.
Address D 197, Globe.: -j. - -';•--.•: -;: 45-46
HOUSE— Wanted to rent house or flat of
y five or six rooms with modern conven
iences in neighborhood of Seven corners
Ifrom1 from May 1 i Apply at 302 Chestnut st y ■ •
- '■■ . -.-.'■:,' 40-46 -. - . ; •-■■-.. '■■
X BOARD WANTED. V
BOARD— W anted, by a single gentleman,
-a" well-furnished front room with heat
-and bath,, and two meals daily, breakfast and
tea. p.ivate- family;;. Catholic 'preferred^
references required.. -Address, staling loca
tion, V 173." Globe. " .* .44-45
WHERE WANTS
CAN BE LEFT
• X. . . ...'t-^fokt— ■'■'' " :'.'
INSERTION IN THE GLOBE
1); 'i;--c:.-,_:...r' y mz&vr: i-::^
(i LYONS & TICKNOR. Druggists, "707 East
;J. f "{Third street, corner^Bates. -. ; ,'•" . ; . . " '; .
3 CONGER jpRQS., Druggists, 349 University
Nj >; itvenue, corner Virginia. ;. y." <..-.-' ;,-?■_
' JibUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers^' comer Ash
'j ' | _andavenue and Dale street. .:'■■
tj iA* P. WILKES, Druggist, .759 and 761 West '
:r : I Seventh street. ■-„-.: • ;'•■ ..■'••.-.. ■■''■' ..'.;■. ' ■
1 feERKMAN & CO., 422 Dakota avenue.
> "£} FOX, 482 Rice street. - . -
1 |s*EOI ; "6I_EPHARD; 691 Reaney ' street. '": *
pRANK L. OSBURG, 178 Western avenue.
a. H. nAVES, 441 West Seventh street.
'; : F. VAN DUYNE,. Druggist, .823 East Sev
■ enth street. . ' '"' -X : <
faIPPLER & COLLYER, Druggists, 199 East :
I Seventh street. ' ■'■ . ' : ■'• .. , ' : ' -■';•":
1 JQH> FURLONG -'GROCERY COMPANY,
470 Jackson street. • ■" .:.'•.
■■■■ WILKES' PHARMACY, Seven Corners. ."
.. , M. D. MERRILL, .Books and Stationery,',; 442
• Broadway. ,-■ ,
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
St. Peter streets. .
•- ' : ?. . ;V . FOR REST. . :■*'>'■■ *"?'
. ' ;.""'. . Houses. .
COTTAGE— For . reut, _ cottage of , five
; rpoms, 665 De Soto st.i good cellar and
city : water; rent, $12. Apply to H. Dougan,.
. 229 East Thirteenth st. „- -■ „ . 44*
FOR RENT— Desirable houses in all parts
' A --. of the city; modern improvements;
rents -low. Inquire 'of The St. Paul Trust.
Company, 155 East Fourth st 1 41-46
HOUSE— For rent, eight-room furnished
- house ; 21 Floral st, near Summit ay.;
modern con vonieces. Apply 109 East Sixth .
- st. Fred S. Nichols. ■ y. .----•, . 44-46
HOUSES— Two modern houses for rent,
' ''Dale st', • corner St _ Anthony • ay., five
. blocks from cable and one block from street
; car. : Inquire on premises. •■ r ■■'■ ■•"• : ■ 41-71'
BOUSES— Selby," near Summit, cheap
houses for laboring people. Apply at
,: 139, West Fifth st - •■ .43-45
Unite or. to let ads. in the Globe are seen '
"y" aw by the most people.. --■'-.-■ : : ; : - :
.. Rooms.
OLLEGE AY., 24. WEST— First-class
.. rooms for rent ; -steam heat and bath
*• board if desired. .'■".'." '44-47
EIGHTH ST., 229— Pleasant unfurnished
rooms for housekeeping; upper or lower
floor; rent moderate; private family; desira-
b le location also storage rooms; ' ■ ■ 34-64
ELATS AND STORE— flats and
. one store, just completed; corner Chest- .
nut and West Seventh references required.
C. W. Copley, Bank of Minnesota. 38-51
FOURTEENTH ST., 169, EAST— One
'large unfurnished front room to rent. \
' "', "' ' -"' ■ 44-50 -■■■■ . ■-. . ; ;:
FOURTH ST., 14; WEST — Furnished
rooms ; steam heat Hotel Brunswick.
■_' 365*. : "'■':
JACKSON ST.. Pretty front? alcove
room, comfortable and neatly furnished;
use of warm bath. " . ' '45-46
JACKSON ST., 638— Furnished room for
rent. .."''.■■''. 43-48
LAUREL AY., Front bed room;
modern conveniences; near cable car-;
rent very reasonable. " ' . .45 46
N ORRIS ST., 258— Two pleasant rooms.
1\ . „.,.. . „. „ 45-46
PEARL ST., 212— Nicely furnisned front
room ana large bed room very cheap for
man and wife or four gentlemen. . . •- 45
> ROOMS— unfurnished rooms,
i MX suitable for housekeeping: •-.: furnace
; ; heat and use of : bath, etc., if required; also
- table board; terms moderate; 137 East
/. Ninth st. „ .. ... . , . .... .... 39-45
A QEVENTH ST.. IB9.EAST— Suite of rooms
.- ij, for rent; suitable for dressmaking; over
L)fflis' millinery store. '.- .... ' . . .5
!i «""■ EVENTH ST.. 224, 'WEST— One-l small:
i room, . clean and. neatly- furnished..
-.' block from Seven corners; bath and all mod-.-:
"-*' ' <}r^' Conveniences; suitable tor one or two ,
* gentlemen', i^'*^.^'y'''- Z. '.''l '.'' " '"43-48;;
f SPRUCE ST.,- . 227— Nic.ely--. furnish'
f O 'rooms;, furnace heat ; use of bath : to
i feC6heap.'y ..-'.- — •'. '':'-'•"', ; " '.'. . 45-13. '.
TWELFTH ST, 57, EAST— fur-
X nished rooms for light housekeeping;
" cheap to right party. ..'. '" '; 45
£■/«/« to let ads. in the Globe are seen by .
riuiit _ most people. *
.' -'«■ : .:' : :;':. stores. /. *;._) ,;;„:> ..-•:.".
______ STORE, corner Seventh and
Jackson sts.; store No. 167 East Sev
enth st. ; store No. 315 Minnesota st. James
L Jellett, Room 14, Chamber of Commerce.
■ 45-48. . ;
STORE— Corner Seventh and John; No. 1
IO stand for any kind of retail business. J.
W, Crossou, 358 Jackson st. ■•.--.'-■■-. 40-46
TORE— For rent, one store and twelve
.flats in J. F. Eisenmenger's new brick
block, corner Rice and Wabasha sts., by J.
; P. Eisenmenger, 472 Rlcest. Office hours <
■ from 8 to 10 a. m. and from 1 to 3 p. m. 346*
TORE— rent, No. 286 Jackson St.. !
below Third. Inquire ot J. H. Hullsiek
i* & Son or Phil Best Brewing Co. 41-47 !
. '#)„ you need help? Advertise in SUNDAY'S
U0 GLOBE.
::*.""_- Offices. '■'_.
._. ... read the "Wants" each week
mllllOfiS always finding what they
• -'•- •.-**• itliscellaneoiis. ' : ' " . '
LOOR— floor, 50xl<>0, with use
of elevator and water fixtures. I Apply at
;.: 190 and 192 East Fifth st. ' , 45-51
TO RENT— Large hotel buildiing contain
- ing twenty-six rooms in good condition,
corner West Fourth and Kittson sts: ; also my
former residence, 83 Douglas st, | containing
; thirteen- rooms, large stable and • carriage :
shed; also, three office rsoms, 110 : West .
' Third M. ; also two fine | office rooms on t the
- . corner of Fifth and Market . sts. Inquire of
- 5 George Benz"& Sons, 217 East Third st.
-: : ■•■' : --'-. ■ - 44-50 "-■•*." - ..-• '- '.-'-,.
; __•/.,. allow your rooms to be vacant? An
, Wily -ad in SUNDAY'S GLOBE will rent
':. -. ; '■■■•■ them: ■■■■-.■■■'- ■ ' -•■■
- ; TO EXCHANGE. -. ■T~
TO EXCHANGE— What have you to ex- !
change for farm in Lac Qui Parle j
lj 'county,' Minn.? Address J.. Box 53, Webster,
; 'Dak. ■...■■• - y -.-.:-; 44-47
TO EXCHANGE— Lot in-.Wann's addi
tion, on Summit ay., 40x200 feet, for
'* Improved property,- Postoffice box 2254:
--■'.: - .;. >-.. ... : 43-49 ..-■■': ■■ ■-.■■,•■
TO- EXCHANGE— Wanted, a foot power
iron lathe and other machinist's tools
for good clear lot. F. N. Lang, Room 329.
/Boston ßlock, Minneapolis. '•■■.,..-■■ 41-47
> T~~~Q> EXCHANGE— Wanted, to exchange
a kX' desirable Dakota land for stock' of gro
. cerjes. Address W. R„.Lock Box 55, Huron, .
9 Dak. '--.* . '.-,: 25-55
3'; rjteOPERT Y exchanges made a specialty
2 ~'± t in all kinds. C. W. Yonngman, 117
East Seventh st. -■--■■• ■ 44-50
'-' h- : INSTRUCTION. % ' -
S* ' HOKTHAND .WRITING thoroughly
' taught; elementary course by mail ; only
$10. A. Rosenbergcr & Co., 309_ Jackson
st. 1 ■';•".:•■■. - : - . . -■-■'; ■-. ~ .' /.--•:. -.^s
„ S~~ HORTHAND AND .TYPEWRITING,
j- 'i^if Standard system; lessons day, evening,
. or by mail; send for; circulars. ; Miss J. D.
•' :IlCss,' Union block. . - ■'. -' ;,. ' 34*
r. C_T. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
'^26 East Exchange Lessons given on
1 -Piano, Organ, Guitar, Violin and Mandolin;
hours arranged to suit pupils. For terms
A"i call or address The Superioress. .":. • 168*
* : .-DAY'S GLOBE alone always contains
3 -OUn oyer two pages of "Want" ads.
; ; i- - jagag works. "
L. JA3IIESON & CO.'S Steam Dye
• Works— clothing a specialty.
At 14 West Sixth st. St. Paul. Minn. 134*
v F J. ROCUEX, N. W. Steam Dye Works;
. office 416 Robert St., Ryan block ; works
'J- 55 arid 57 Indiana ay. -r ■ ~ -:--'■ ■ , 204*
- ,_•-„ a"- "'business chance,"- look in SUN
v tOP . DAY'S GLOBE, the great "Want me
dium. :-:' '.-■•.-■ -, ■■ • ■ . .
■ ?:v.. : WANTED TO BUY.
JENCE WIRE— tons barbed fence
wire wanted; give.- lowest price, includ
"l ing -staples, stretcher and freight, to Carl
Dennis, P. O. box 73, Missoula, Mont. , '
': „ ■-■ :-■■■- -.■■:;-- : 26-45 : ■■--■'-;;■■.-. ■ --' '■ : :
' y- ; - rr 'l : MUSICAL. y 'l-.'X- X" X
PIANO;,-TUNING, SI ; . first-class work
guaranteed. Samuel E. Crotchet 19
..". .East Ninth ft. -. ■' ■ - y - .. 27-56
- TUinL bow people will " see i your .
5 1 1 nlflK "want" ad in SUNDAY'S GLOBE.
•",- yy- ; AUCTION SAUES-
E. Holloway. & Co.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION 'sale:- of choice real estate
' . which - includes - nine-room : house and
large lot. We will sell on the premises Satur
day, February the 16th, at -3 o'clock p. m.,
the residence No. 675 De Soto st, which is
now rented for $35 per month.."- The lot is 50
by 124 feet, running through from street to
street, having a frontage of 50 feet on De
Soto . st. and. 50 1 feet, on : Otsego st • This
choice property is .so situated that it can be
so improved in -excess of .improvements. al
ready made that it Will pay a very large per
centage on the money invested : the day of
sale. It is only one block from the Lafayette,
ay.- .street car line, and. near the residence of
Judge Hale, Geo. L. Becker and many other
prominent- citizens. : You must see this
property to : appreciate its value. Go look it
over. The terms will be easy and made
knowu at the time of sale. Mr. O. B. Werge
dall, the owner, is , going to Washington ter
ritory to reside | permanently.; and he has in
structed us :to make the - sale positive. No
postponement on account of the weather.
P. S.— We will sell - his furniture the same
day and hour. . Are you looking for a home
or .investment, don't fail to attend this sale.
For further particulars; call on or address E.
Holloway & Co., . auctioneers. 256 East
Seventh 5t..".; „."-,:. y- .. 45-16
AUCTION SALE OF FINE CLOTHING
; and Gents' Furnishing Goods— will
sell at auction at the store No. 425 Wabasha
St., known as : the Market ' Clothing House, .
which lias been so long ' and' well conducted
by- the owner, Henry Weber. This sale by
auction will ; commence at the above number
at 10 o'clock on Monday, Feb. IS, and. con
tinue until all is sold. Mr. Weber has de
cided to retire from the clothing business,
and has placed the stock in our hands to sell
at' public auction at the best price we can
get. This stock is so well known, aud as Mr.
Weber never • handled any. cheap . shoddy
goods, you can rest assured you can get the
best in "the market at this sale. If you are
looking for bargains in tine clothing and fur
nishing goods," don't miss this'golden oppor
tunity. Sales every day at 10 a. m., 2 and 7p.
m. P. S.— We will sell the fine fixtures the last
day of sale. E. Uollo%vay & Co., Auctioneers.
45-49 --'—„"- ' y
- ' BUSINESS CHANCES. " ;
McKenney, Self A Co.'s List.
; •; 338 Cedar st„ Union Block. Room 83.
GENERAL STORE iv good live Minne
sota town. $2,ooo stock; grocery store in
St. Paul, good location; hardware at in
voice ; good snap in a livery ; good paying
saloon near union depot.
iO-KOOM HOARDING HOUSE full of
i-O 'first-class boarders, taking in §500 per
month; twelve-room furnished house, fine
location; also nine-room house within stone's
throw of capitol. : .. '* ...■■■ . ■
CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY store
on East Seventh . st-, will invoice $450;
will Bell for" $350: living room attatched;
cigar store with three living rooms in rear
for $60. We have a long list of these
stores ' in all parts of the city. McKcn
ney, Self & Co.. 338 Cedar st., room 83. 45
• • . fiooch A Wheeler,
\ -.. :y 145 East Fifth st •■"':■•
m -ROOM FLAT —$100 monthly profits;
&x .;. price $650, worth $1,000. This is spe
cial bargain. Boarding houses all parts of
city. . . .:-,-.-" . '" •
STRANGERS INQUIRE who you are
|p . dealing witn before you invest, or you
may regret it when too late. Stores, hotels,
Steam laundries; largest list in city. Gooch
ft Wheeler. ' , i 40-46
Miscellaneous Business Chances
i_ THOROUGH RUSINESS MATS with
__..-" 6 years' experience iv St. Paul real
estate, thoroughly equipped office, exten
sive list of salable property, . would take
some good business man as:- partner. Must
be ; wide awake. Address at once, A 27:
Globe. ■■_--■- -■..:•■■- 45-46
A RARE chance for a man with a. few
_V -hundred dollars to get into a well estab
lished feed business. Addiess S. 8., Gkbe.
j, ■ /...- ■ . ;■-.■. . . 45-48 ' ■■■■•■ -.. . ■■-. ■
AS ACTIVE YOUNG MAN with $1,000
capital to take an interest in a -good
paying business; oue of, the best opportuni
ties ever offered. Address S 150, Globe. 45
BUSINESS FOR SALE— leading jew
elry and stationery store iv the most
rapidly growing city of the Northwest, hav
ing a trade of $1,000 per month repair de
partment averaging over $100; only $9.< 00
invested: will sell for one-third to one half
Cash, balance secured; most satisfactory rea
sons for selling. . FOr further particulars ad
dress S 193, Globe. .>: . ■ . 41-47
OR SALE— Otley coalmine, located
•at .Otley,. Marion county, 10., with
515 acres of the best coal .lands in Iowa;
seven-foot vein of coal; fixtures and ma
chinery first-class in - every respect: railroad
switch connected. with works; -will be sold -X
. a bargain if taken within fifteen days. For
particulars address M. ■J. Word, or J. M.
Genesee, care of State Savings-bank, Dcs
•M6lnes.--0.-ji>:>. ■ -■'-, ,- :y. ___________
F~" OR 3 ALE— Two flats •of twenty-five
rooms, well furnished; everything com- '
plete; rooms rent readily; best location in
city; 279 East Sevepth st. ; extrance on Ros
abel st. Inquire at office. - 45-74
For .SALE— A well-established iancy
goods, embroidery and notion store;
owner going out of business. Address X 165.
Globe. . ... ; . ■ 45-47
FOR SALE— Large, first-class restaurant
in Minneapolis; fine location, old es
tablished and doing good . business ; terms
easy: real estate not wanted. Address P. O.
Box 347, Minneapolis. _____________
FOR SALE OR TRADE. in part pay
ment; established soda water factory in
perfect working order; full particulars, ad
dress Setters, Globe. ■ 4053
LARGE general store and residence prop
erty for rent sale or trade, in which a
heavy business has been transacted the past
ten years; only two competitors, both honor
able" «nd making big money; want a party
with expdrience and one who can carry a
good stock: German preferred. Address
Box "C," Wheatland, Dak, 45*
]VriNETEEN-ROOM FLAT— Must sell
IN at once *on account of . sickness; will
take auction prices for furniture; all full
roomers. Address P. O. Box 2100, city.
40-46
C nn a "business chance,"' look in SUN
ror DAY'S GLOBE, the great "Want" me
■ dium. ■ -
THE ST. I'ADL TRUST COMPANY—
Offices. Cor. Fourth and Jackson
streets- -acts as executor, admin*
istrator, guardian, trustee, as
signee, receiver, etc.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
iO Ramsey— ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term. February. 6, ISB9.
In the matter of the guaTainnship of Cath
arine A. Engler and Rudolph W. Englery
minors. -".,-..
On reading and filing the petition of The
St. Paul Trust Company! guardian of the
persons and property of Catharine A. and
Rudolph W. Engler, minors, for license to
sell the real estate of its said wards, and it
appearing from said petition that it is neces
sary and would be beneficial to said wards
that said real estate, or a part thereof, should
bo sold:
:It is ordered, that tht . next of kin of said
wards, and all persons interested in the
estate of said wards, shall appear before said
probate court, at the probate office, in the
city of St. Paul, in the : county of Ramsey
aforesaid, on the 21st day of March, A. D.
1889, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause why a license should not be granted
for the sale of said real estate. -
: And it is further ordered, that a copy of
this order be personally served on the next
of kin of said wards residing in said Ramsey
county. and on all other persons interested in
said estate, ; according to law, at least four
teen days before the hearing of said petition .
as aforesaid, and by the publication thereof
for four successive weeks, on Thursday of
each week, in the St Paul Daily Globe, a
daily newspaper printed and published at the
city of St. Paul, in said Ramsey county, the
last of which publications shall be at least
fourteen days before said day of hearing.
■By the Court' ' • ' '" •--"•**■ ••• --':;_
[L.s.] SAMUEL MORRISON,
"',...' y Judge of Probate.
[Attest: Frank Robert Jr.. Clerk. y
" "Proposals for Seed. Wheat .*"
• U. S. Indian Service, J -
W niTE Earth Agenct. Minn., >
. _ February 2d, 1889. . J
Sealed proposals.' endorsed "Proposals for
Field Seeds,"- and. addressed to the under
signed at White Earth, Becker county, Minn.,
will •be received at this Agency until one
o'clock of March Ist, 1889, for furnishing
for and • delivering at the White Earth .
Agency. Minn., 3,900 bushels of Scotch Fife
Seed Wheat, to lie well cleaned and free
from cockle and mustard seed.
certified checks. - ; .;">"-."y :
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied check on some U. S. depository for at
least 5 per cent of the proposal, which check
l or draft will be forfeited to the United States ;
in case any bidder |or '.bidders receiving an
award shall fall to {promptly execute a con- :
' tract with good and sufficient sureties; other
wise to be returned to the bidder. •--.-..- '-.-.--
For further information, . apply to the un- i
dersigned. ' •--• - -~- ■■*-'•-.•.--. .;. yy :.-;-'
"..:..-- T. J. SHE EH AN. U. S. Indian Agent ■:.'■
OFFICE St. Paul _ Sioux' City Railroad
Company, St Paul, Minn., Jan. 14, 1889.
— A meeting of holders of the special stock
of the St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad com- . '
pan v, - issued under •:' agreement of Jan. 2,
1871, will be held at the office of . the land
department of - said company, Room _ 252,'
Drake - Block, St. - Paul, Minn., on Monday, ;
Feb. 18, 1889, at 10 a.m. Said meeting . is •
called iat : the '. request, .in writing,- of i more j .
than one-fourth of the entire amount of said
stock - outstanding, and pursuant to the pro- '■ \
-visions of Section 7of the said agreement; '
of Jan. 2, 1871, as executed by this company.
George A. Hamilton, Secretary J. W. Pence,
.Louise M. Fogg, Horace .- E. Thompson, Car- ; ,
rie Thompson. y ■■ " - -■'..- '-."'■■ ■'" ;..:,■■ :■;}.
7TH ST, DIRECTORY.
•' . .; ; ART STORIES. •,;■;,■.. ■"
: BLAKEMORE& ANGELL. . „'
___ E. 7th st. Pictures artistically framed.
BOOTS ABB SHOES. V
J. H. HILLEN. 67 East Seventh.
J. F. KELLY, 171 East Seventh street. -
:- -:.';■ > y BI'TtTfEBSI - . .-•"
M. H. BRA STEP. 226 East Seventh.- _"
CIGARS ASP tobacco.
T. ROWLES. 225 West Seventh. ' -
-'■--; CJ.QTIIIS«. :_. -: : :
y . -; \ - MAX STKOUSE, y , . ' .'.
183 West Seventh st., Seven corners. - .
CoaOIISSIOiV H ASTsT"
BAKER & SUTHERLAN 0.949 E.Seventb st.
; coa_Taj»p wooi>. *;'. ~
HOLMES Fuel & Supply Co.. Seven corners.
PIONEER FUEL CO.. 209 East Seventh. .
' €O_JFE<^O3ERY'.
MACK CANDY KITCHEN, 100 E. Seventh.
■•■•*•" T PBir<»s" .: . ." -*"""'.
> S. H. REEVES, Seven corners.
.-. j "PKXTiyrw. ~~
DR. W. D. GREEN. Corner & Pine Sts.
~~_>by ________ / ~~"
. HABIGHORST&CO.,
233. 235 & 237 Seventh, comer Waeouta.
COX BROS. A CO., N. Y. Store. 29 E. 7th.
. „,',,. ■ -.- feoristT ~ ~"~
■ ' WM. KINK, -179 East Seventh. :
FIRSITrRI? ASP t'ARPETsT*
G. F. BENEDICT. 176 West Seventh.
** «.^-:":- t FIRS. •*•:*.• ■■
CHAS. E.DANNEBKRO,
' .;. "208 to 212 East Seventh.
OAS FIXTURES. "~
:■-, J. J. DUNNIGAN, 220 East Seventh.
GROCERIES.
: . MICIIAI D BROS., :: --^:,"-
Corner Seventh and Wabasha streets.
j- -,r . ... /:'■■■■ •HOTELS. .. ~
GRAND CENTRAL, opp. Newmarket thea
ter, cor. 7th and Wabasha; rates, (1.50 and
: 5 - J: special rates to traveling companies
and permanent guests., J.L. Sauvinet, Pro.
WINSLOW HOUSE. WiII Bros., Seven corners
IflSTAEf_tlE;iT HOUSES. ~
G. F. BENEDICT,' 170 West Seventh.
,-..-■_ . JEWELRY. ~~~
BOCKSTRUCK & LEE, ll'East Seventh.
ST-AHL' _ MARTIN, 49 East Seventh.
REED. THE. JEWELER. 1*92 E. 7th. Dia
monds, Watches, etc. : lowest prices in city.
STONE JE\VELERY CO., 244 East Seventh.
■ Loan full value on Diamonds and Watches.
JEWELRY A ______________
L. S. WELLER, 116 East Seventh street.
L. FINKELSTEIN lends any. sum of money
from $1 to 8500 at a less rate than anyone
in the business. 89 East Seventh St., op
• posite Dime Museum. : . ' '
LIVERY A„P SALE STABLE.
. ABBEY & SCHI'TTE, Seven corners. ... \
...'.MEAT..'MAKKCT..
BRASTED, the Butcher. 226 East Seventh.
MUSIC nor
ANDREW PETERSON, 418 East Seventh.
• PHOTOGRAPHERS. ~"
S. M. TAYLOR, 134 W. 7th. '. Childreu's,'pict
ures, pastel and crayon portraits a specialty
PEOPLE'S PHOTOGRAPHER, opp. Dime
Muse: finest grades of work ; moderate prices.
PLFMBIH ft ASP f-AS FITTI^gT
J. J. DUNNIGAN, 220 East Seventh. '
"""" REAL. ESTATE, jj
L. T. STENSGAARD, 205 East Seventh. .
PETER JOHNSON &CO., Real Estate. Loans
| and Insurance. Removed .to Room 16,
Schutte block, southwest cor. Seventh and
■ Jackson. Office hours, 9a.m.tosp. m. '"
L. W. BUZZELL _ CO., 976 E. Seventh st.
■:-• STOVE REPAIRS.:- "~"
AMERICAN STOVE REPAIR WORKS, IS6
; West Seventh, Seven corners. ■■■■.
VETERINARY BEXTIST. ~~
S. BOW M AN. Seven Corner* Livery.
PROPOSALS (3-392) FOR ARMY SUP
plies—Office Chief Commissary of Sub
sistence, St. Paul, Minn.. Feb. 12. 889.—
Sealed "proposals, in duplicate, will be re
ceived at this office until 11 o'clock a. m. on
Saturday, Feb. 23, 1889, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department for immediate de
livery, fiee'on board cars in St. Paul or Min
neapolis, Minn., the following: 32 yards
cocoa matting, 1.500 fire brick, 3 barrels fire
clay. 22 barrels best white lime, 2 barrels ce
ment, 120 oven tiles, and iron work for bake
oven. Preference will be given to articles of
domestic production or manufacture, condi
tions of quality and price being equal. The
government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Blank proposals and full infor
mation as to the conditions of the contract
will be furnished on application to this office.
THOMAS C. SULLIVAN.
: C. S., I ■ S. Army.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, ss.— District Court, . Second Ju
dicial District. '
V. Henry Rothschild and Isaac Dreyfus,
partners as V. Henry Rothschild & Co., vs.
Benjamin I Lindauer, * Meyer Lindauer,
Seligman Lindauer aud Aaron Rosenblatt,
partners as Lindauer Bros., defendants.
• SUMMONS. ■'
The State of Minnesota to the above-named
defendants: ''.
. You, and each of . you, are hereby sum
moned and required to answer the complaint
of the plaintiff in the above-entitled action,
which is on file in the office of the clerk of
the said court, at his office at St. Paul, Minne
sota, and to serve a copy of . your answer, to
said complaint j on the subscribers, at their
office in the city of St. Paul, in the county of
Ramsey, Minnesota,-- within twenty days
after the service ot this summons upon you,
exclusive of .the day of such service; aud, if
you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will take judgment against you and each of
you for the sum of six thousand nine hun
dred and seventy dollar's, with interest
from the commencement of this action,
together with the costs aud : disbursements
herein. - .-••' '■ \ '•. •■ - -
C. D. & THOS. D. O'BRIEN.
' Plaintiff's Attorneys.' St. Paul, Minn.
OTICE TO CREDITORS— STATE O^
Minnesota, County of Ramsey— ss. In
Probate Court, Special Term, Februaiy 6
1889. ■•■: • '-• - ; "- ■':■;>■■ '.- - ■■■■■■ '- •*'
In the matter of- the estate of Albert Arm
strong., deceased. -
. Notice is hereby given tnat the Judge of
Probate of the County of Ramsey will, upon
the seventh day of the month of August,
... D. 1880. at ten o'clock a. m., hear, exam
ine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased; and - that six
months from and after the date hereof have
been allowed and limited forcreditors to pre
sent their claims against said estate, at the
expiration of which time all claims not pre
sented or not proven to its satisfaction shall
be forever barred, unless for good cause
shown further time be allowed.
By the Court.
[L. s.] SAMUEL MORRISON, .
Judge of Probate.
. Jane M. Armstrong, Executrix.
I. V. D. Heard. Attorney. ■..■_ .-
Proposals for Field .' Seeds.
United States Indian Service. Cheyenne
River Agency, D. T.. Jan. 25, 1889.— Sealed
proposals, indorsed . "Proposals for Field
Seeds," and addressed to the undersigned
at Fort Bennett. Dak., will be received at
this agency until one o'clock of February
19, 1889, for furnishing for and delivering
at the Cheyenne River Agency, 586 bushels
of seed potatoes, 1,035 bushels of seed oats.
303 bushels of seed corn and 150 bushels of.
seed wheat. '.., . .
'CERTIFIED CHECKS. .
. Each bid must be accompanied- by a certi
fied check on some United States depository
for at least 5* pcr -cent : ' of the amount of .
the ■ proposal, which i check or draft will be
forfeited to the United - States in case any.
bidder : or bidders receiving . an award shall
fail to " promptly execute • a L contract, with
good and ■ sufficient sureties; otherwise to
be returned to the bidder. \ ■■ . -
For ; further information apply to the
undersigned. '-;-.( ' ~ --. -
•'■■;,-" CHARLES E. McCHESNEY,
Untied Slates Indian Agent.
, — ' ■ i
The St. Paul Trust Company
Has Money to Loan on
Real Estate! City Mortgages !
Current Rates. , : No Delay. ■
155 EAST FOURTH STREET.
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ST.PAULCLOBE
IN ITS
FOUR GREAT EDITIONS
D JO)
|r li So
__/ _# H W V_.'
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The GLOBE is The Chief Paper of the
Northwest, and. is Recoguized throughout
the Country as the . One Exponent of . that
Great Wonderland of the Future lying be-;
tween the Mississippi river and the Rocky
Mountains, of which Minnesota and the
Dakota* are the center.; Its complete sup
cess and phenomenal growth during the past
four years have attracted the attention of
the reading world, and all is ' comprehended
when it is said
THE GLOBE FOR 1889
Will be better and greater than ever. Dur
ing this non-partisan period - the GLOBE
will address itself to the interests of tho
wide section it represents, without regard to
party or faction, clique or clan. With im
proved and unrivaled mechanical and news
facilities, it will present, in compact and
readable foim, the doings of the world with
such accuracy as to fit it for a text book . in
the schools of the commonwealths.'
The scenes and incidents of the / -' ;
Administration of Gen. Harrison
Will be brightly and graphically described,
and his policy fairly and freely, detailed.
Through a newly arranged bureau at Wash
ington, fully equipped with bright, writers
aud special telegraph facilities, the GLOBE
will contain all the news and. gossip of the
national capital, social doings at "the White
house, personal interviews and chats with".
prominent men of the nation, and will give
special attention to those matters.,, whether
of legislation or otherwise, perbsiuiug to the
Northwest. The coming session • of ,' con
gress, in its reference to territorial legisla
tion, will be of unusual . interest and 'no
reader of the GLOBE will be allowed to.
miss a detail of the proceedings. -' - -... *.'',■_
Special correspondents at all of the prin- :
cipal cities, East, West and South, will sup
ply, in its brightest shape, the news of the
great centers. y- * '"' . ■..'. ' '■■ .. ... .' yv-i
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE;
The present sessions, of the legislatures of
the Northwestern states and territories are
of more than /passing interest, ; and the,:
GLOBE will cover them by special reports iii
the most thorough and attractive style.'. : : „<
The Twin Cities of Minnesota.; St. Paul
and Minneapolis, the centers of Northwest-'
- crn news, -will be handled in ah unapproach
able manner.' The GLOBE is letter epuipped'
than any other newspaper. It has erected in.'
each city a GLOBE building that is the pride'
of the town, and. that'warrants the GLOBE
in saying no newspaper in the entire world
can boast of ••• ; "''•'« ,
Two Such Magnificent Homes: 7
In each is a complete mechanical . outfit
and an entire newspaper staff, thus guaraii-.
. teeing the covering of the local field thor
oughly and beyond criticism. , Bright.special
articles, handsomely illustrated, are always
features of the GLOBE, which abandons to
others the worn-out rut of journalism, while
it occupies new fields exclusively its own. '.U;
A trained corps of : correspondents thor
oughly covers the Northwest, in each city,
town and hamlet, and every news happening
is instantly transmitted by. telegraph to the
GLOBE office. The social news of the
Northwest is made a weekly : feature, and
special articles on Northwestern subjects .
regularly find their way into the GLOBE'
columns. -. • . ' -.r^ r ■,: '".
THE DAKOTA EDITION
Of the GLOBE will show' its appreciation of '
the popularity it enjoys by growing broader,
and still better for 1889, and of ' still more'
forcibly presenting to the world the re- .
sources and enterprise of the coming, two
great states. " y '•* - ■•--•_
DrMNLEY,
Ul i USISSiLt I \)
VANDERBURGH BLOCK,. Hennepin Ay
enue, corner Fourth street,
3_EIN-NESA.T=>Or_IS. MiKri-r.
Regularly graduated and legally qualified :
long engaged hi Chronic. Nervous, and Skin
Diseases. A friendly talk costs nothing. If.
inconvenient to visit the city for treatment;
medicines sent by mail or express, tree from
observation. Curable-cases guaranteed, If
doubt exists we say so. Hours— lo to -12 a.
m., 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 2 to 3
p. m. If you cannot come, state case by mail. •
NERVOUS DEBILITYrS^Sfe
Memory, Lack ot Energy. Physical Decay,
arisingfrom Indiscretion, Excess or Expos- ;
ure, producing some of the following effects: ,
Nervousness, Debility, Dimness of , Sight,
Self-Distrust, Defective Memory. Pimples on
the Face, Aversion to i Society, Loss of Am- 1
bition, Unfitness to Marry, Melancholy, Dys
pepsia, Stunted Development/Loss of Power,
Pains in the Back, etc., are treated with tin
paralleled success. Safely, privatelj . speedily.
BLOOD AND SKIN __-___;
Affecting Body, Nose, Throat, Skin
and. 'Bones, Blotches', Eruptions,
Acne, Eczema. Old Sores, ulcers.
Painful Swellings, from --whatever.
cause, positively and forever driven from the
system, by means of safe, time-tested reme
dies. Stiff and swollen joints and lheu
matism, the result of blood poison, positively
cured.
KIDNEY AND URINARY COM
plaints, Painful, Difficult, too Fre
quent or Bloody Urine, Unnatural
.Discharges Promptly Cured. Ca- •
tarrh, Throat. Nose, Lung Diseas
es, Constitutional and Acquired
Weaknesses of both Sexes treated
successfully. \
,It is self-evident that a physician paying
particular attention to a class of cases at
tains great skill. - .
Every known application is resorted to and
the proven good remedies of all ages and .
countries are used. No experiments are made.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Perma
nently Removed. • >y
I'RKE- Pamphlet and Chart of Questions
sent free to your address. All Consultations,
either by mail or verbal, are regarded as
strictly confidential, and are given. perfect .
privacy. ,
- -.- DR. BRJNI.EV, Minneapolis, Minn. .
m_______________— —B__e ß__y_r—-_— i a
Halford meats,
Table Si
Sauce. &^_
Pnnmo *° let ad*, in the Gtoii- are. read by
w " 9 the most people. •' ■;':-'-.- .-....■■
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