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POPULAR lITS.
TIIK WEEK'S TRARXSFES.
"tlou«l:iy.
Jl.iry Magdalena and X Szezepauik,
part i.i see 21, town range 23 S3OO
C !! Smith and wife et al A Hasslen, It
19, blk 7,; Ninißger & Donuelly's add
to Holcomb's add 3,009
"W L Taylor to A Hassler, It 20. blk 7,
Niningcr & Donnelly's add to Hol
cmnb's add .. 4,000
«J Lockey and wife to E O Timmerman.
It 1, Lengevin's subd of Its 10, 11 and
12, blk 10, St. Paul Proper 22,000
I". II Ware to M Weice, It 7, blk 16,
Smith's subd of Stinson's div 4,000
Total, 5 transfers ■■ $33,300
Tuesday.
T Ayd to F T Ayd Ct al. It 3. blk 57. Eh
largement to Rice i Irvine's add $12,000
A V Davidson and wife el al to A Mc-
Laren. It s and part of It 7, blk 4, Hol
combsadd 6,500
15 Kuhl and wife to C 11 Stevens. Us 14,
15, blk 8; it 21. blk 2, Hazel Park, sth
1 div 524
C II Stevens ami wife to •! P Frank. Its
1 1. 15, blk S. of Hazel Park, sth div. ... 1,075
I R Fleckensteiu and bus to G Flecken
stein. Its 1. 2. :;. I Ik 3. Edwin Dean's
subd of Smith & Loit's Out Lots 5,000
E Xagel and wife to C Krai, Its 1.2, 3,
blk :.'. Sweeney's add to .-st st Paul. 3,500
<. II Brown and' wife to L M Rycn, part
of It 3, Marshall's siibd of blk 27, Mac
kubin & Marshall add 2,175
11 Mines and wife to II Stevens, Its 19
and 21, blk 4, Haze! Paris Div (1 352
II ¥ Beh:«l;e and wife to '■■■ II Boggs, It
::. blk 10. Summit Park add 2,7.0
V (' Thepans to J Schillo.lt 5. blk 4,
Whitney's subd of Bie*vsier"s add.... 3,003
C Krai and husband to i-: G Nagel, pt
of It 12, blk :>. Leech's add 35.000
It F Nachtneb to C Nachtrieb, pt of It
IS',.
One uiipul lished L.OOO
Total. ISdeeds 5«,177
%Vcdiws«lajr.
C Gilbert Mini wife to S Gilbert, Its -'. 29
and part ll 10. i.;k ■.'. Morton's add SI. 125
A Baugh to G Grewe, It 3, blk 2, Wil
ton's, add 1,400
1! A Brookes to J O Meara. part of It 2:'..
I.lk «i, Smith's subd of '.'lks 2, li. 7, S of
Stinson'sdiv 2.500
"VV W Thomas to ceo C Power, It 5. blk
'.'. Bazille & Robert's add 6,000
C W Vomigman et al to Arthur Dupras.
It .'i, bit v. Palisade 450
Joseph \V Shugard to Wm C Haugohr,
It 10, blk 4, Douglas" 625
E N Hall and husband to Alex It Archi
bald, Its 27 aad 2>S I Ik 11, audit 9, blk
15. Syndicate slh add 3,000
T C Peart to Thomas W Peart. It 13, blk
11. College Place West 400
Alex Stern berg to Dai:iel ALerle, It 7,
•i A Weide's subd Cottage Homes 550
White Bear Real Estate and Improve
ment Syndicate to A D Adams, 1: I!,
blk 4. White Bear Beach 275
C Geissel and wife to P Martin, It '.'. l>!k
'.'4. West st Paul Real Estate and lin
i.rovemenl Syndicate Add No 2 : ; ,000
One unpublished 2:>:i,'"-0
Total, twelve transfers ....5511,3:)5
~ Ffi«lay. ZZZZ
North St. Paul Cottage company to A
M < ramer, li 2!', blk 3. Fourth addi
tion to North SI. Paul 51.525
J M Johnson to E A Hcndrickson, It 7,
blk 6, Arlington Hills : ... 1,000
Sebiau Peterson to Charles A Hyde, Its
28, 2a 30, blk 4, Eastville Heights 3,500
O J <ook to M M Wheeler, part It 28, b1k
5, Rogers' add '. 2,200
M A Hemsley to J L Barnes, It l; blk
4 and other property 2,000
"U VV 'i homas to F s Kirk pat rick et al.
Its 15, 16. blk 9, Marshall's add to
West st. Paul 10,000
F M Curranto .1 E Fitzgerald, part it 12,
blk 1. Ashtou & sherburne's add 400
Total. ; transfers $20,825
"~ " Saturday.
«1 I! Frank to C 11 Stevens, It 12. blk 1.
Woodbury it (.'use's ad«l 51.025
f Phalen to M Cromc. part of It 35, blk
2-1, once Brown's add of blks 11). 24,
e\2 of 26. of Stinson, Brown & Ram
sey's i«dd 500
G \V Grui -'!• to C Gruber. part of It 11,
blk 2. McKenty'soutlois.. 400
P X Dendy to MO Uaylund, It 77, blk 2,
I'.eliv Park add 500
E A Sargent io P .1 I'hllev. its 23 and 24,
blk 1. Douglas.a dd 1.600
II It Hoyt and wife to Theodore Michel, gSS
Its 74 and .'.. Howard Park ■.. 475
Total, six transfers §5,500
St. Paul Bui id i bis Permits.
S E «na D C Smith. 3-story brick store
and dwellings. West seventh, near
Chestnut $£,000
"Wenzel Helgert, frame kitchen and
stone foundation, Marion, near Oliver 1,000
William P Murray. -story brick and
iron store building, East Seventh,
near Minnesota 50,000
Charles Stone. 2-story frame warehouse,
JiijV near Belmoui 1,000
Peter i; Brahy, 2-story frame dwelling,
Livingstone, near Louisa 1,500
Crescent Creamery cempanp.olnce and
storeroom. Filimorc, near Custer 1,000
Tvo minor permits 600
Total, S permits $03,100
BELI<;iOI> A^i AOBL\Ci:.^s EXTS.
Ar tiik i;aii> AY. M. I. church,
corner Ravine and Ba'es .v.. Prof. In
nis, of Hauiline. will preach in the morning
at 10:30, and Rev. Mr. Frey in the evening.
Ml HIST I.l'iXOl'Al, CHURCH —
West Fourth St., corner Franklin St.—
Rev. Charles D. Andrews, rector, April 12,
second Sunday after Easter; the Holy Com
munion. Sa. m.; morning service, 11 a. m.:
choral evensong. ':'.%> p: in.: Sunday school
and men's BiHe class. i2::iO p. m., imrnedi
ately.afier morninj; service: weekday serv
ice: Wednesday evening prayer, 7:30* p. m, :
a cordial Invitation is extended to all the
services: offertory anthem, ■•They Have
Taken My Lord:" treble solo. Harry Gmehle,
1" /iii>: I'KJ-.>IIYTKKi.\N CHURCH,
Corner Lincoln Ay. and Grotto St.—
Morning service at 11 a. m.; Sunday school
at 12 noon: Y. P. S. of C. E. meeting at 6:30
p. in. Endeavor Sundaj school, corner of
Lafayette and Woodward ays., at 3p. m.
lietliel Suiiflny school. ■■■.; East Seventh st.
( Wagner Bk.eki at 3p. m. All are cordially
invited to tlieve services.
F. ; CORNER OF
X West Third and Summit Ay.— Class
mooting, 0:45; Rev. C. B. Wilcox, the pastor,
will preach at 10:30; subject, "The-Trans
figuration."' Sabbath school. 12 in. : Y. P. S.
<". K.; 6:.V). Preaching at 7:30: theme, '"The
Law of Heredity." Everybody welcome.
11/1 KMOKIAI ENGLISH LI'THKIIAN
"I- Church— There will be no services to
tlav. exr-ept Sunday school .-it 12 m.. as the
I n>tcr. Rev. Ilaupt. was < ailed to Washing
ton to attend the funeral of his mother.
P MOUTH < HI'KCB. CORNER WA
oaslia and Summit Ay.— pastor.
Rev. A. 11. Heath, D. D., will preach at 10:30
n. m. an. 1 . 7:30 p. m.
oY. i,i.:a:s aid society will
*J meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H.
F. Stevens, 15 Sherburne ay.
rfMSK ST. PAI' 1 . SPIKITUAL ALI.I
--i ance will bol.l services at the A. O. U.W.
lia'l. in McQuillan Block, corner of Sev
enth and Minnesota - -.. Sunday evening at
7::? i o'i'lock. Mrs. Tryon, of "Minneapolis,
speaker ana test medium. Entrance to hall
en Seventh st.
M A.\Ti:» TO BUY.
ATLAS— Wanted, one cur.ie's standard
Atlas in good order. H. C, Globe.
Cml or S(iuare card
tables. Address \ YZ. Globe.
p Asi-oiF clothing— Highest prices
\s paid for ladies" ad gents' garments;
orders attended any distance in St. Paul. E.
Green. 216 Washington ay. south, Minneapo-
CBi RKG I STKR— Wanted, a cash reg
l/ ister for silicon; a secondhand one in
good repair will do. Address with full par
tictilars and lowest cash price, H. Michels,
JtinDson, Minn.
CLOTHING — entlsnien'B second-hand
clotliiii}.': highest cash ice paid. Ad-
O.rv<f- lfyi East Seventh St., store.
DKSK— Wanted, roller-top desk about
*J three feet long, in good condition;
cheap for cash. Address Smith, 58 East
r"|KSK— Wanted to buy, second-hand roll
X' ■■■'■-. price not to . eed first cost.
Address X 7:;, Globe.
F. IXADt LTEKATED
X insurance, safe ud economical, unin
cumbercd witii the ex Dense attached to the
investment or hi^h-pnoedsystem, take the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of
3s"ew Yort. J. J. Hamilton, Manager, Union
Block. St. Paul.
HA I anted to buy light drab cut hair.
31S Wabnsha st.
1)AI1TIT1ONS— Suitable for restaurant
I stalls or card rooms. Address XV Z
Globe.
npvp] WRITER— Want to buy good, but
X low-priced typewriter; second-hand:
nlso copy press. Address F 16R. Globe.
rpW'EWßlTEß— Wanted, to purchase a
X. good second-hand Remington tyne
wriifr. Room 4, German-American Bank
Bui id ing.
POPULAR WANTS.
MTITATIO^S OFFEKFJ).
Male.
I"I Rst-CLASS MA X in each of the fol
lowing places to represent the accident
department of the ./Etna Life Insurance com
pany, of Hartford, Conn.. as general agent in
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duiuth, Winona and
Maukato, Minn.: Fargo, Grand Forks and
Bismarck, W. D. ; Aberdeen, Pierre and Sioux
Falls. S. 1).; Council Bluffs. Sioux City. Fort
Dodge, Marshalltown and Dcs Monies. 10.
None but first class parlies and meaning
business need apply: good contracts to good
men. B. F. Stahl, Manager, st. Paul, Minn.
AGENTS— Male and female. wanted every
where; lightning seller: absolutely new;
no talking: profits immense. Abbott Manu
factnringCo.. Springfield. O. ■
AGENTS wanted everywhere to solicit for
Hansom's electric guest call; inclose
stamp for circular. 315 Third ay. south, Min
neapolis.
AGEXTS — Wanted, two good, reliable me.i
to act as general agents for an Eastern
concern: no capital or experience required;
live men can make $40 ia week; work can be
done in the evening, if necessary. Address
(J 100. Globe.
GENTS— We want 100 agents immedi
ately: salary or commission for par
ticulars inclose "stamp to manufacturers.
Geo. W. Swinburne <<fc Co., La Crosse, Wis.
BAKEK — Wanted, first-class cake and pas
try baker at 536 St. Peter st. at 11 a. m.
to-day.
BAKER — Wanted, good bread and cake
bnker: good pay and steady job Tor good,
sober man; no others need apply. C. J.Wciscl,
Austin, Minn.
BOY— Wanted, a hoy at IS East Third: also,
a frame maker at same place.
BOY— Wanted, a strong boy at the Grand
Centra] hotel.
BOY— Wanted, a boy fifteen to sixteen
yeais old to assist wrapping up packages.
G'lstnve Heinemann.
BRASS FINISH ERS wanted, al St. Paul
Brass Works Company, corner Eighth
and Minnesota sis. Apply to superintendent.
CANVASSERS for the city trade wanted.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany. 32 West Third st.
AKKIAGE PAINTER — A snap for
painter; I have large room and have
lot of work on hand; will advance paints if
wanted. Call at 29 West Indiana ay., West
St. Paul.
pOATMAKEIt-A good coatmaker, at
v-' Gallagher's; steady. work. 348 Jackson
street.
pOATMAKERS wanted. H. W. Hunt, 112
>- ' Eatt Fourth st.
DETECTIVES wanted to act iv the Secret
Service under instructions of Capt.
Grannan, ex-chief of detectives of Cincin
nati; experience not necessary; particulars
free. Grannan Detective Bureau Company,
•14 Arcade, Cincinnati, O.
DO YOU WANT employment, pleasant,
profitable and honorable? don't fail to
see me at the Hotel Sherman Monday, from
oa.m.to sp. m. : a rare chance for unem
ployed teachers or students during vacation.
Geo. N. Bressler.
RUMMER— man to sell line of
cigars: $100 per month and expenses
paid. Address, with stamp, National Cigar
Company, St. Louis. Mo.
FARM HAND— Wanted, a man to work
on a farm in Murray county. Apply at
the Capitol or 503 Wabasha st. P. Gildea.
POBKJIAJi- Wanted at once, foreman for
X large pine and hardwood lumberyard:
must be energetic, sober and have a" thor
ough knowledge of manufacturing lumber.
Apply Room 57. Great Northern Railway
Building. St. Paul.
AKN'KSSM A X KB- A good harness
maker; good pay and steady work. Ap
ply to N. K. Dahl, Hayfield. Minn.
IK YOU WANT to invest money in lite
Insurance where you will get the best
results, consult the manager of the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association, Union
Block, St. Paul. .
AW STUDENT wanted; give qnalifica
tions, references, expectations, etc. Ad
dress "Law." Globe.
OFFICE BOY for insurance office; must
be a good penman. Address P l64. Globe.
APEKHAXGKR — First-class paper
hanger wanted; one who can do paint
ing; a steady job to the right man ; will guar
antee ten months 1 work. 502 Rice st.
PAINTERS — six first-class house
painters. Apply to Herman 11. Luh
mann, still water, Minn.
PICTURE FRAMES and mouldings at
x Homer's, 18 East Third, late of tae St.
Paul Picture Frame Company; showcards
framing a specialty.
PRINTER— Job printer, sober, industri
ous man wanted. Address Will 11. Work
man, Little Falls, Minn.
piIOIOGUAPHIC PRINTER— Wanted
i- immediately, a first-class photographic
printer. Ingersoll, 27 East Third st
SALESMEN and agents wanted; salary or
commission; no experience necessary. For
particulars address, with stamp. Excelsior
Manufacturing Company. La Crosse, Wis.
SALESMAN— Wanted, dry goods sales
man; only single mail "of good habits
need apply. "Address Box 67, Owatonna,
Minn.
HOKMAKER— Wanted, shoemaker at"
O 107S East Seventh st.
T. PAUL. PICTURE FRAME MVNU
>J factoring Company — and Frames.
3D West Third st., corner St Peter.
STOVE HANDLER- Wanted, a good,
first-class man, who understands han
dling stoves. Apply at 410 and 421 Jackson st
TAILOR wanted nt No. S7'J Rice st.
'T'AlLOit— Wanted, a tailor by the week;
X also an errand boy, at 77 East Fourth st.
rpYPEWRITKR— Wanted, a you tic man
J- who is a good and rapid typewriter; state
age. experience and salary expected. W. R.
K. Box it. St. Paul.
AITKRS wanted at McVeigh Bros., 67
East Third st.
WANTED— Everybody who is out ot a
position or looking" around for an m-
pendent and remunerative occupation to
examine ciosely the advantages offered by
the California Colonization Company in their
publication in to-day's paper.
WANTED— on sain or com
> » mission to handle the New Patent
Chemical Ink-Erasing Pencil; the greatest
selling novelty ever Dro'duced: erases ink
thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion of
paper: 200 to 500 per cent profit : one agent's
sales amounted t0 5630 in six days; another
S >'-' in two hours; we want one energetic
general agent for each state and territory:
sample by mail, 35 cents. For terms and full
particulars address The Monroe Eraser Man
ufacturing Company, La Crosse, Wis.
WANTED— Gentlemen of business ex
perience to represent a wealthy East
ern corporation. Address, with references.
Room 11. Schutte Block. St. Paul, Minn.
XXf AN TED— Two young men to lenrn
»V telegraphy: can make expenses. Ap
ply at Globe Business College, Davidson
BlocK, St. Paul.
ANTED— good farm hands for
» » Dakota: fare, SO: wages, SiS for eight
months: call this evening between 5 and 6,
2;) West Ninth, corner St. Peter st.
WANTED AT ONCE— An energetic man
to take charge of large general - store
in thriving town: must have a good knowl
edge of bookkeeping, and be able to speak
Scandinavian language. Apply Room 57,
Great Northern Railway Building. St. Paul.
IyAiiOXMAREK wanted: one who un-
VV derstands the business thoroughly.
Neal Johns & Co.. Lake City. Minn.
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS FOR
Hatching— Sl per setting. De Cou &
Co.. 21 West Third.
GOOD RAILKOAD MEN for Liv
*JK.J ingstone. Mont., Northern Pacific rail
way; wages. 51. 60 per day; board. $4.50 per
week; this is company work, and will last all
summer; free fare. Call at Wallow & Miller's
Employment Agency, 311 Rosabel st, St.
Paul, or 21 Nicollet ay.. Minneapolis. '
IfIJSTItUCTIOIi.
DO YOU WISH thorough instruction in
shorthand? If so. call or write Miss J.
1). Hess, Eighth Floor, Pioneer Press Build
ing. Spring term now beginning.
LOCUTION— Private and class lessons;
special instructions to advanced stu
dents. Miss Haas, 832 Osceola ay.
IL PAINTING LESSONS, 50 cents;
hours, 2t05 p. m. Your patronage so
licited. Mrs. Goodner, 223 East Tenth st.
HoKTIiAND— rapidly wrtten sys-
O ter n: no books required, full course of
instruction S10: speed dictation, twenty
lessons. S5. Wm. Shepfer, 274 Rondo.
SPRING TERM of the St. Paul Home
school will begin April 12. " Mrs. W. W.
Brown, principal.
T. AGATHA'S ACADEMY of music
and Art, 20 East Exchange St. — Lessons
to ladies and childien given on piano, organ,
violin and guitar; also a thorough ; course in
drawing and pointing, including crayon, pas
tel, water colors and decorative work. For
terms. call or address the Superioress.
JPATJEfII'JftS.
A MEXICAN Patent Market and Novelty
xx Factory. A. M. Carlsen, soliciting at
torney and manufacturer and seller of pat
tents, 615 and 617 Mississippi St., St. Paul.
THE SAIKT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 18^1. —SIXTEEN PAGES.
SITUATION OFFERED,
.females.
_A _ A- A- A — LAOIES. have
-i*- xi ■*»- x\. your hair bleached
by our celebrated Parisian process, guaran
teed to be entirely harmless to brain or scalp.
Bon-Ton Hair Parlors, 424 Wabasha, corner
Seventh.
PPRKNTICKS— briaht, intellf
gent girls to learn hairdressing; perma
nent position and good pay after trade is
learned. Bon Ton Hair Parlors, 424 Wabasha,
corner Seventh.
PPRKNTICKS— Wanted, two uppren
tice girls 10 learn a good trade. Call at
it a m. ; 318 Wabasha st.
PPKENTICE— Wanted, apprentice girl
for dressmaking. 3 East Tenth st.
APPRENTICES— Wanted, millinery ap-
H. prentices. C. A. Lang. 175 East Sev
enth st. MBQB
4 I'PKKNTICK (ilia wanted; one that
x* knows something about sewing; a good
chance to learn dressmaking. 261 Rice st.
A PPRKNIICE GIRLS wanted at 515 St.
xi. Peter st. SSD9I
A TTENTION, LADllCS— Dandruff, fall-
XX ing out of hair and all diseases of the
scalp cured. Bon-Ton Hair Parlors, 424 Wa
ba.'lia, corner Seventh.
NUMISKK OF GIKI.S wanted to fill
places, at 27 East Seventh st., Mrs.
Boar's Office.
BANGS— cut and curled. 15 cents.
Bon Ton Hair Parlors, 424 Wabasha,
cornet Seventh.
COOK — Wanted, a cook and second girl at
■J 529 Holly ay. ; references required.
COOK— Wanted, a competent cook at 312
Summit ay.
— Competent cook wanted; good
v> wages paid. 421 Dayton ay.
COOK— Wanted, a good cook at ISO Sum
mit ay. : no washing.
COOK— Wanted, good cook and laundress,
and also nurse for child: pay good wages
to competent help. 688 Laurel tiv.
COOK— Wan led, a good plain cook, at 357
East Ninth st. „•
COOK Wanted, a German girl who under
-^ stands cooking, washing and ironing;
small family. Call 24 Iglehart St., Monday
morning.
— Wanted, an excellent cook aud
housemaid: apply to Mrs. H. Van Elle
meet. Hotel Aberdeen.
COOK— Wanted, good girl to cook, wash
and iron. Apply 779 Dayton ay.
— Wanted, a good cook for private
boarding house. 529 per month. Call
to day : also a competent second girl. 62 East
Eleventh st.
COOK— Wanted, cook who understands
first-class boarding house; $18 per month.
107 East Ninth st.
pO.WPANION-Wanted. a smart and act
v> ive lady companion for the season. Ad
dressY 102, ' Globe.
INING ROOM, kitchen girl and cham
bermaid wanted. Apply at 285 East
Ninth st.
DINING ROOM GIRL, wanted at Hotel
Arlington.
KESSMAKEKS — Competent dress-
XJ makers at 556 St. Peter st.
OKKLADY- forelady wanted
X at once in dressmaking parlors. Miss
Oliver, 3 East Tenth st.
"CUR MACHINE OPERATORS wanted.
-C Gordon & Ferguson. -
liKMAMA LADIES' liMl'LOY
ment Office— Wanted, twelve girls for
housework; four dishwashers; four dining
room girls. 515; chamber girl, $14; girl for
West Superior, Sl6; cooks, $25. 14 East Sev
enth st.
GIKIS wanted at Gilbert's restaurant, 357
Robert st.
HARNESSMAKKKS wanted. Scheffer
& Rcssiim, 174 East Fourth st.
OUSfcWORK— A competent girl for
general housework at 452 Laurel ay.
OUSKWOKK— GirI wanted for general
housework: small family. 137 Dale St..
near power house.
O USE WO XX— Wanted, a woman that
can milk to do general housework; no
objection to child; good home and wages to
right party. 1890 Marshall aye.. Merriam Park.
OUSKWORK- Wanted, girl for general
housework at 53 Iglehart st.
OUSKWORK— GiII wanted for house
work at William Nelson's confectionery
store, 399 East Seventh st.
ri OUSKWORK— Wanted, a girl for house-
Lx work, washing and ironing. 418 East
Tenth st.
OiSKWOßK— Wanted, girl for general
housework; small family. Apply 287
St. Anthony aye.
OUSKWORK— GirI for housework. 35
Irvine Park.
OUSKWOKK— Wanted, good girl for
housework; no children. Apply to Mrs.
Patwell. 582 Rondo st.
OUSEWOKK— Wanted, a girl to do gen
eral housework at Gtis East Fourth st.,
near Maria ay.
II OUSKVYOIIK— GirI wanted for general
X j housework. 579 Holly ay.
OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl forgeneial
housework; family three adults. Apply
to-day. No. 38 Albion.
OUSEWOKK— GirI for general house
work; family of three; call mornings.
2971& Nelson ay.
OUSKWOKK— Wanted, a young girl to
help with housework at 04 Iglehart st.
Ol'SKWoKK— Wanted, good girl for
general housework ; small family. 499
Ashland.
OUSEWOKK— Wanted, competent girl
for general housework, at 797 Cedar st.
OUSKWOKK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework; good wages. Apply 381
East Eighth st.
HOUSEWORK— A girl for general house
work. References required. 411 Ash
land aye.
OUSEWOKK— Wanted, neat girl for
general housework. 157 Kent St., second
house from Selby ay. cable.
H~" OUSEWOKK— Wanted, girl for general
housework. 22;» Spruce st.
OUSKWORK— GirI wanted for general
housework; good wages: small family.
".'.i East Isabel st. "
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework. 998 Fauquier st.
j_| OUSEWOKK— Wanted, a girl for geuer
li al housework. Inquire 113 summit.
M OUSKWORK— A smart, intelligent girl
i-JL to help in housework or take care of
children. 3ao Bantil st.
U OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for house
xJ work: small, plain family; good wages.
386 Banfil St., two blocks off West seventh.
OUSKWOKK— a good girl for
general housework. Call at once, 210
Martin st.
II OUSKWOKK— a girl for gen-
O eral housework. 598 Fuller St., between
Kent aud Dale.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, competent girl
for general housework at 305 Sherman st.
OUSKWOKK— immediately at
669 Laurel ay., a competent girl for gen
eral housework, in a small family; must un
derstand English.
O OUSKWORK— Wanted. experienced girl
O for general housework, 710 Marshall
ay. ; four in family.
OUSKWOKK— a girl to work in board-
ing house. 401 Selby ay.
ri OUSKWOKK — Wanted, a competent
li girl for general housework. 554 Day
ton ay. _
LI OUSEWORK— \\ anted, competent girl
JLI for general housework: good, wages;
two in family ; call Monday. 663 St. Anthony
aye.
O OUSEWORK— Want a good girl for
LA general houseworic. Apply 282 Sher
burne ay.
U OUSEWOKK— Wanted, competent girl
II for general housework in family of two.
•122 Rondo st.
I_| OUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl sixteen
CX years old for light housework and sew
ing. 318 Wabasha st.
OUSEWOKK— GirI for light housework
wanted at 239 Martin st.
M OUSEWOKK— Wanted, good girl for
.CJ. general housework, at 254 Farrington rv.
OUSEWOKK— A competeutgirl for gen
eral housework; small family. 26 East
College ay.
OUSEWORK-Wanted, a good girl for
general housework: one that can sleep
at home. 141 West Third st.
OUSEWORK— Wanted, good girl for
general housework; small family. Call
at once. 638 Olive st.
OUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework, 363 East Sixth st.
ODSKWORK-Wauted. a girl for gen
erai housework to go to White 3ear for
the summer. Call 132 Western ay. north.
OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework immediately; small family;
good wagei. .250 West Third St.. second floor.
II OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl to learn
11 housework at 260 Kent st. .
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATION ... OFFERED. " '
■ I- females. 1 . _
O OtSEWOKK— Wanted, young girl for
Lx plain housework. Call Monday, at ' 493
Broadway. ■ : . ■ ;- I
Cl OUSEWORK-Wanted. girl to do light
IJ- housework in exchange for board. 607
Jackson st - ■'::'.. \'
WORK— Nice, clean, competent
girl for. general housework in family of
three. Apply 487 Broadway. • .-.■•■■ fe>
LJ OUSEWORK— a girl wanted for gen
i-X.ernl housework at 631 Westminster st
II OUSEWORK— Wanted, a competent
A-I- girl for general housework. Apply at
27 sherbnrne aye. .
[I OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl to do gen-
J. J. eral housework; small family. 742
Dayton ay. .'>" i
OUSEWORK— Wauted, a competent
girl for general housework. 130 Sum
mit ay. ""-:
U OITSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
-1.1 eral housework. 646 Burr st. >■-■-■
HOUSEWORK— good girl for
general housework; no washing; inquire
215 South Franklin st. >■ "_
OUSEWORK-Wanted, girl for general
housework. 394 Igleharl st. *jh
HOUSEWORK— Girl wauted for general
housework. Apply 610 Marshall ay.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, hired girl to do
■LA . geueral housework. Apply at No. 654
Olive st. ' .'
OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl tor general
housework in family of four; call Sun
day. 586 Canada.
JJ WORK— Wanted, a good girl for
l-l general housework; bring references.
Call at 192 Mcßoal st. ■
LJ OUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl to
J-J. do general housework in small family;
call Monday at 716 Pine st. "•' ::•
OUSEWORK—Wanted, good girl for
housework. Inquire Monday and Tues
day at 702 Iglehart. • -
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl at 680 Igle
hart
LJ OLSEWORK— GirI for general house-
XJ. work in a small family. Apply at 233
Western ay.
LJ OUSEWORK— Good girl wanted at 292
•» A Bate 3 ay.
LJ OUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
•11 housework. 498 Collins st
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, middle-aged
lady for housekeeper for two. 104 Star
key st.
ITCHEN WORK— Wanted, a good girl
for kitchen work. 343 East Sixth st.
KITCHEN and dining room girl wanted.
85 East Eighth.
£ADY wanted to exhibit fancy article:
J references required. Call 675 Wabasha
street.
LAUNDRY GIRLS wanted, at Windsor
Hotel.
LAUNDRY GIRL at once. Southern
-Lj Hotel. Ninth and St. Peter sts.
LAWN GRASS SEED— De Cou & Co., 21
West Third.
MAID— a competent person as
maid ; chambermaid, French preferred.
236 Summit ay. BST-tS
NURSE — Wanted, girl sixteen to eighteen
i-i years of ace, as nurse; only one child.
Apply, stating wages required, to H. H.
Budgett, Long Prairie. Minn.
TV" LRS E GIRL — Wanted immediately,
1 1 young girl living near 130 College ay. to
take care of child afternoons.
lyTL'RSE— Wanted, a trustworthy and ex
-L^ perienced nurse to take charge of a
baby; references indispensable; apply to
Mrs. H. Van Ellemeet, Hotel Aberdeen.
NURSE GIRL wanted by Mrs. W. Il.Uart,
1" 426 Holly ay. ; with reference.
TVTURSE GlßL— Wanted, a nurse girl from
1* twelve to sixteen years old, at 106 Sum
mit ay. Mrs. J. Kelliher.
IVURSEGIRI — ot about fourteen to
1* care for child; German preferred. 707
Iglehart. -
JVTURSE GlßL— Young nurse girl at 711
11 Ashland.
NE HUNDRED FAMILY PLACES
at Douglass' Intelligence, 35 Seventh.
Special lies: Yellowstone Park and Montana
places.
SALESLADY — A situatiou open for clever,
O well-educated lady, not too young and
of good address; one with ■ a large city ac
quaintance preferred. Apply Monday. 10 to
12.. J. Breutano, 272 East Seventh st, up
stairs. - - -
SALESLADIES — Experienced millinery
O salesladies; highest salary, permanent
situation: none others need apply. B. Harris,
291 East Seventh st.
SECOND GlßL— Wanted, competeut sec-
O ond girl. :>r>:» Grove st.
SERVANT— servant wauteii in
O private family. 166 West Ninth.
SEAMSTRESS— Monday
morning. Hotel Barteau, Room 31.
E WlNG— Wauted, at 165 East Seventh st.
Room 12, second floor, an experienced
girl to sew awnings on Singer machine; no
others need apply.
SWING GlKLS— Experienced girls for
sewing awnings and tents. J. M. Ros
seli. 356 Jackson.
S~ HI RT MAKERS— Wanted, two experi
enced shirt makers; none but experi
enced operators need apply. Brings & Mer
rill, corner Fourth and Robert.
OTENOGRAPUER to handle our corre-
O spondence in exchange for practice,
deskroom and use of machine; no salary.
Room 18. 158 East Third.
HE VERY BEST WAY to keep the wolf
from the widow's door, after your death,
is to leave her a policy in the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association. Headquarters for
this district Union Block, St, Paui. .
U/" ANTED— Girl for housework. Deer
Lodge, Montana; girls for city. Em
ployment office, 4'.ri Laurel ay.
117 ANTED— lmmediately— Forty girls for
» » .general housework, two cooks, six
nurse girls. 359 Solby.
ANTED— Three girls to learn short
haud or telegraphy ; can make board
and small wages. Apply Globe Business
College. Davidson block.
\\T ANTED— A first-class rubbing bed man.
» V also a sawyer. Apply to Fred Andres
& Co., stone yard, Milwaukee, Wis. •
ANTED— Ladies and gentlemen to
■ organize lodges for the order Golden
Star, the latest non-secret order; no medical
examination. Address S. A. Smith, Sup.
See.. Lowell Mass.
OR SUMMIT PARK or Stinson's Boule
. yard properly see Fallihee & Snow.
PE«SOJTAI>S.
ISS SARGENT, for many years identi
-I'X lied with the ladies of sit.' Paul, takes
pleasure to inform her friends that she has
taken charge of the St. Paul Glove Co.'s new
glove store, 15 East Seventh st, near Waba
t.ha. A pleasant surprise awaits you Mon
day. " "■
111 RS. KATE HOPKINS, magnetic
i'l- healer, psychometric and trance me
dium. 225Va West Seventh St., St. Paul.
[Vliis. M. A. TUSSEY. i!' 23 East Eisjhtn
-^'A st. Baths, Magnetic and Massage treat- ;
ments, for nervous complaints; also rheuma
tism : hours. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
ODELS WANTED — Thoroughly {e
spectable studio. Address Anthony
Roland, general delivery, city. . * .>; «fe , ;
EMOVED— Mrs. J. A. Hayes to 56 East
Sixth ; laces, lace curtains, and kid
gloves cleaned: formerly at 3<Hi West Third. !
EMOVED— CLAIRVOYANT— Mrs. Dr. \
Hill, of New York city, can be con
suited at her office, 728 Nicollet ay., Flat [
12, on all affairs of life, being a eel- :
ebrated business clairvoyant, astrologist
and scientific palmist, who has a reputation :
throughout the world for accurate and
truthful readings of the past, present and ;
future - through her wonderful Egyptian
magic mirror; removes evil influences and
family estrangements; unites the separated;
brings success to the unsuccessful, and tells
when to make profitable investments: con
sultation from $1 to S2: also tells full name,
and shows picture of the one you will marry.
Mrs. Hill has been consulted by the most
successful business men and ladies of New
York, Boston and Chicago. . Hours from 1
p. m. to 8 p. m. Fifteen years of experience.
Beware or imitators. ■ .•
ANTED— address of "High Gard
Dick." Address Jockey, Globe.
RINKLES, moth, fiabbiness, depres-
VV slons and coarseness of the skin re
moved and complexion beautified; removal
of wrinkles a specialty. Mrs. Bullock, 529
Seventh ay. south. Minneapolis.
STOKE ASP BAR FIXTURES
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SALOON
fixtures, ice boxes, mirrors, pool and
billiard tables, counters and shelving. 213
Washington aye. north, Minneapolis.
POPULAR WANTS.
. SITUATIONS WA3TKP.
" Mules.
BILL CLERK, 19 yearsjof age, two year's
experience, wants position. Address
E. 16-.', Glope.
DOSS HAKiiKS please call or address Fred
JJ. Bushmann, 25 East Third st., St. Paul,
for competent men for all grades of labor.
OYS FOR PLACES, places for boys;
. employment bureau for poor boys, free.
Newsboys' Club Room. Chamber of Com
merce building; open from 11 to 12a. m. and
from 7 to 9:30 p. m.
OOKKEEPER— Married man wishes
l-» situation as bookkeeper; will go in dry
goods or grocery store ana help wait on
trade: city references. Address 882 Arm
strong st.
DOOKKEEPER will post books at hours
D to suit, or accept position as entry clerk.
G. M. Bridera. 171 West Fourth st. .
BOOKKEEPER— Wanted, a position as
bookkeeper; is a good penman; can
operate the Remington machine. L. B.. Globe.
DOORKEEPER— bookkeeper is desir-
U ous of obtaining work on a set of books
evenings: best of references, and fair re
muneration only expected. Address P. 8.,
Box 2515, city.
OOKKEEPER — Assistant — Position
V* wanted by young man ; is a good pen
man: four years' experience. Address J 164,
Globe.
BOOKKEEPER —Competent, reliable.
JLJ .experienced in office work, desires po
sition; best city references. Address G., 306
Robert.
BOOKKEEPING — Books opened, cioseu,
■LJ posted, expert work, etc F. Sprague,'
Room 2.VJ. Drake block St. Paul.
(M..ERK— Wanted, by a young man. a re-
J sponsible position in wholesale house;
speaks German and English: can furnish
references and security. Address II 159,
Globe. ' ■ . . .
COACHMAN— situation in pri-
Vv vate family by a first-class man of ex
perience. Address V 16!), Globe. d 3
COOK — A colored cook wants a place in a
hotel as cook: well experienced: good
references; no objection to going out of city.
Address J IC2. Globe. .
COOK— One who can give good references
would like a place in hotel or restaurant,
and do baking also. Address X 163, Globe.
(COLLECTOR— A situation as collector;
v> reference; will furnish horse and buggy.
Address V 171, Globe.
RAUGHTSMAN— draughtsman of
-L' some experience desires a position; will
take anything; references. Address A 167,
Globe. .
ENGINEER— Situation wanted by experi
enced engineer; test city references; 10
years' experience. Address 6 151, Globe. ■
ENGINEER— by a locomotive
J-J fireman, a position as second engineer
or fireman on stationary work; first-class
references furnished. X 168, Globe.
IKON LAWN VASES— De Cou & Co., 21
1 West Third. . ' -.
JANITOR — A first-class janitor wants a
store or building to keep clean: can fur
nish best of reference. Address F 164, Globe.
OFFICE b.»Y— a fifteen-year-old boy
would like to have a place as office or
errand boy. V. Wik. 461 Harrison ay.
SALESMAN — Experienced salesman
wants a position in hardware store: is
American-German; 'understands bookkeep
ing and all kinds of tiusmithing: willing to
work at the bench when not bnsy in store;
A 1 reference: no objection leaving city. Ad
dress C 162, Globe. ,
OALESMAN— Experienced young man
O wants situation; can also "keep books.
Address L 167, Globe.
TENOGRaPHER. owning new No 3
caligraph. would like situation : experi
ence, reference, good penman; salary reason
able. Address B 161, Globe.
TESOGKAPHER with four months' ex
perience wants position ; will work for
moderate salary. H.. 518 Collins.
STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, position by
O an experienced- stenographer: commis
sion of £10 given for permanent position.
Address T 161, Globe. ■ -
STENOGRAPH KR desires position for
O half the day only. Address YZ 1. Globe.
O SECURE A POLICY on the ten-year
distribution deoosit plan in the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association at the age of
thirty, it will cost you §14.22 per $1,000 each
year for ten years. For further particulars
call on or address their manager, J. J. Hamil
ton, Union Block. 340 Cedar st., St. Paul.
WORK — Young man wishes any kind of
» V work. 679 Charles st.
17 ORK FOR HOARD— A young man
•VV. wnnts place to work for board. Ad
drers24 B, Globe.
CjO'-\ REWARD to any person securing
'DAmKf me a situation as" fireman with a
chance to learn engineering, or some whole
sale bouse: work hard for good pay. Ad
dress M I'M, Globe.
Females.
OOKKEEPER— Wanted, position as
J3 bookkeeper by young lady; four years'
experience; best ot references. "Address E 163,
Globe.
CASHIER— Wanted, by a young lady as
cashier: has had experience, and "can
give reference, Call or address 614 Warren st.
pIIAMBERWORK-Lady wants to take
v> care furnished rooms; call between 10
and 12 Monday. Address 68 East Seventh,
Room 4.
CLERK— A young lady wishes place as
clerk in store. Address L. M., Globe.
C COPYIST Wanted, position as copyist or
■> saleslady. Address E. Globe.
OMPOSITOK— Wanted, position dv an
experienced lady compositor. Address
S 170, Globe.
RESSING ROBE— For sale, an em
broldered Japanese silk dressing robe;
new. cheap. Address M.. 442 Broadway.
RESSMAKING— Situation wanted in a
dressmaking shop. Call on Sunday at
J&h PYaiifctin st
r
""ri 6ul*Ew7>RK— Wanted.iituation to do" "
housework in private family. Address
housework in private family. Address
307 VonMinden st.
HOUSEKEEPER— A middle-aged women
wants a position as housekeeper or
nurse in a small family, German or English.
V 12, Globe.
A UNDRESS— A competent laundress
■LJ wants washing and Ironing the first part
of the week in first-class family only; refer
ences furnished. Call or address Mrs. Ryan,
7ffi Carroll St., City, for one week.
FFICE WORK— A young lady would
like a position to learn office work or
help in store: can speak German, and will
furnish references if necessary. Address
Miss M. K. G., 265 Aurora ay.
T)ARTIES in want of first-class help,Jauu
-L dresses, general house workers, nurse
girls, etc., call at 63 East Seventh. Room 4.
p ETOUCHING wanted by the piece by
JL\ thoroughly experienced retoucher. . Ad
dress '•Retoucher." Globe.
SEWING— A young lady would like to go
out and sew in families by the day. Call
493 Woodward ay. .2"
SEWING — Young woman' seamstress
would like family sewing by the day.
Inquire 459 Carroll st. : • -
SEWING— Lady would like sewing by the
day. 35 East Ninth st. ...
SEWING— Dressmaker wants sewing in
families; terms reasonable; references.
Call or address 500 Laurel ay. .
STENOGRAPHER— position by
O - young lady stenographer and type
writer operator; understands bookkeeping.
Address F 165, Globe.
TENOGRAPHER and typewriter, young
lady, desires situation; "will work first
week for nothing. Address V 170, Globe.
rpYrEWRITING— Wanted, situation by
j X young lady to do typewriting, copying
and office work; salary not considered. 684
( Otsego.
) ASHING— A woman would like to take
?V V in washing. Address 747 Ellen st.
;Y\7" ASHlNG— Washerwoman wants work
'. VV to go out washing, ironing and house
cleaning. Address 155 West Fifth st., second
floor. '
WASHING — woman wants work wash
ing and cleaning. Inquire 136 Mount
Airy st ■ . - - ■ . . ■"
WASHING— A woman would like to do
washing and housecleaning. Call 791
Reaney. ■ . . .
WASHING and ironing wanted at .456
East Sixth st. ; rough-dried clothes, 25c
per doz., called for and delivered. • '
ASHING— German girl. and woman
want to go out washing or houseclean
ing. Address 582 Thomas st.
117 ASHING— A woman would like to go
♦ V - out washing and take in washing. Ad
dress 710 Blair st.
ASHING— Two ladies would like day
work; washing or housecleanlng. Call
at 382 Chestnut st
"IT7" ASHING— A woman would lite a few
V V good, steady places to wash. Call at
040 Pleasant ay. BBBBffln
POPULAR WANTS
- ■ - - . - ■
SITUATION WAITED.
,__^ Females,
WASHING wanted at home: rough dry,
2-~c dozen; also housecleauing or
scrubing; any kind of day work; inquire 637
Mississippi St., basement. ■
WASHING done by piece or dozen; first
class laundress: worK called for and
prom delivered. Mrs. Thompson, 503 St.
Anthony. -■>,-■-.:,
WASHWOMAN- A woman wants to do
»» washing and housecleauing. Inquire
for Mrs. Mary Wilander, 107 Sycamore st
ASHING AND IRONING wanted to
do at home.- Mrs. Tobin, 214 West Sev
enth St.
ASHING AND IRONING done atsl
Valley st ; also out of the house by the
day.
ASHING AND IRONING wanted by
a woman; also house and office clean
ing. Call or address 200 Grove St., near
Tern perance. Mrs. M. B.
OR SUMMIT PARK or Stinson's Boule
■T yard property see Fallihee & Snow.
WAITED TO BEAT.
COTTAGE— Wanted to rent, eottase at
J White Bear Lake; best references fur
nished; no children.
OTTAGK— Wanted- A family of three
would like a cottage or four or five
rooms down stairs, within fifteen minutes'
walk of the postoflice. Address C. 8., Globe.
AT— Wanted, flat of two or three rooms
furnished for housekeeping, near the
Albion. Address 5.,241 Selby ay.
ll Wanted to rent, a detached house
11 of 10' or more rooms on St. Anthony
hill: must have all modern conveniences and
high ceilings; rent not to exceed $43 per
month. Address X 161, Globe.
HO USE- -Wan May l. six or seven
room house, with bath and city water;
rent must be low. Address 7. IKS. Globe.
ROOM — a small furnished or un-
IV furnished room cheap. Address, with
price. D 106, Globe.
ROOMS— Wanted May 1. three unfur
nished rooms, with city water and bath,
for light houseKeeping; state price. Address
W Ml, Globe.
ROOMS — Wanted, two or three unfur
nished rooms by gentleman and wife, in
good location best references given. C 155,
Globe.
Rooms —Unfurnished Rooms—
flat ot three, four or five rooms, ceutral
and convenient, for man and wife. Address
B 165, Globe.
ROOMS—* anted, four or five unfurnished
connecting rooms: second floor; lower
town or across Lafayette bridge; family
three; on or before May 1. F 163, Globe.
ROOM— Two ladies, well employed, would
like to rent a furnished room in re
spectable neighborhood: not to exceed §10;
best of references: not over six blocks from
court house. Address M. C, Globe.
ROOMS— two or three uutur
nished rooms for light housekeeping by
young married couple, within fifteen min
utes'walk of union depot; answer to-day.
J. A. 8.. Globe. *
ROOMS— Wanted, three or four uufur
nishcd rooms; must be central. Ad
dress F 162, Globe.
OOMS— Want to rent two unfurnished
rooms, lower town preferred; close to
business: bath. Deringer, 108 East Seventh.
ROOM Young gentleman wants a com
fortable furnished room in first-class
location, conveuent to East Third st. Z 106,
Globe. .
ROOMS— Wanted to rent May Ist, three or
four rooms suitable for housekeeping.
Address Ml6B, Globe.
ROO.>IS — Wanted by May 1. four untur
nished rooms for housekeeping by gen
tle-nun and wife; modern conveniences: state
location and price; references. A 163, Globe.
ROOMS— Wanted, two nicely furnished
rooms (bathroom connected), by two
gentlemen; slate price and location. P 162,
Globe.
ROOMS— Wanted to rent, by lady and
daughter, three unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping, between Wabasha and
Pleasant ay.. Ist of May. ..Address M 167.
Globe.
KOOMS— Wanted, two unfurnished rooms
above Summit on Selby ay., with or
without board. Answer 376 Selby ay.
ROOMS— Wanted, two or three unfur
nished rooms, with board, or in locality
convenient to get table board, by man and
■wife; references given. Address M 167, Globe.
HY HAS the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association been so remarkably
successful in accumulating so much business
in force so short a time, and at the same time
laying by such a handsome reserve for the
protection of its policy holders? Answer:
On account of the equity of its system and
reasonableness of its rates, combined with
honest dealings find business principles, -^ts
misceulajjeoiis.
ARCH I TECT A. H. HAAS, office 56
xi (third floar) National German-Ameri
can Bank building, corner Fourth and Rob
ert..
BUY "Birthday" ranges: best bakers: deal
ers everywhere and Pruden Stove Co.
ARPET CLEANING— Electric Carpet
v^ Cleaning Works, 146 West Third. Call
IMPORTANT TO WOHKIXGMKN-
Workiusmen looking for Eafe and relia
ble life insurance at a reasonable cost should
investigate that offered by the Mutual Re
serve Fund Life Association of New York.
J. J. Hamilton, Manager, Union Block, 340
CadarsL, St. Paul. ,
A GRIPPE— only cure for La
Grippe, to come to the Grand View
Hotel, Banff National Park, Canada, Hot
Sulphur Springs; take the baths. A. D.
Wright. Proprietor.
LADIES, don't sell your hair, but take it
JLi to the Franklin Wig Factory and have it
manufactured into a wig. 318 Wabasha St.,
Grand Block.
ri/I ENTAL SCIENCE HEALING— Dis-
M-L eases and deformities treated and
5 tealed— even if pronounced incurable by
physicians — by the power of mind. Call or
; .iddiess G. Jungrcn. 194 Sherburne ay.
. \] M E. MAKCOTTE, ladies" Turkish, Rus-
JLtI sian, vapor and medicated baths. Da-
COtah Flats, 360 Selby ay. Open every day.
RIVATE. HOSPITAL., SCHOOL' OF !
Midwifery— Mrs. ll.Stenzel.2oS Martin st.
DRESSMAKING.
31. GILLETTE, of 448 Wabasha St.,
• has returned ready for spring work.
Shoo open Monday. 13th, Room 10.
B ASTER— Wanted, immediately, first
baster. Address C l7O, Globe.
DRESSMAKING— Suits nicely made for
53.50 at 770 Wabasha st.
KESSMAKING and private sewing. 369
■LJ Carroll st.
OTICE Or REMOVAL— I have re
moved my dressmaking shop from 1116
Ramsey st. to 915 East seventh st., up stairs,
Door A. . •
OR SUMMIT PARK or Stinson's Boule
vard property see Fallihee & Snow.
O AMPLE UKK.-.SES made lor 83.50: guar
-0 an tee a fit or no pay; call and see work.
422 Waeouta, corner Seventh.
HY IS IT that the Mutual Reserve Life
Association of New York had more in
surance in force at the close of its tenth year
than any other life company ever had at
their twentieth year? It is because it has the
proper system of insurance, honestly and
economically carried out.
MUSICAL.
PIANOS.
ONE HUNDRED
ELEGANT HALLET A DAVIS,
NEW SCALE KIMBALL,
EMERSON & WHITNEY PIANOS 1
Rosewood, French Walnut, Burl Walnut,
English Oak, Red Wood, Mahogany, etc.
For sals on easy monthly payments.
Also,
THESE BARGAINS.
1 Gilbert $50 1 Chase & Co 5135
1 Schaff 860 1 Bradbury... 8150
1 Ladd 875 1 United Makers' .8165
1 Barmour. $35 1 Standard $175
1 Diamond 8100 1 Sohmer 8190
1 Conservatory $125 1 Halle t& Davis..
1 Emerson Piano ..:... 8225
Warranted In perfect order. Placed in
your bouse with beautiful cover and silk
plush stool on a payment of 510.
■v WHITNEY'S MUSIC STORE.
IANOS FOB RENT— New uprights 84
and $5 per month, and vent applied later
on purchase of any piano In our stock.
Whitney's Music Store. • .__
UNO TUNING $Lso— First-class work
" guaranteed. Samuel E. Crutchett, 525
Wabasha St.. Room 2; city references.
TEP INTO the East Seventh st. mu3ic
store of Andrew Peterson; here you will
find everthin'g in the music line at prices sure
to suit; pianos and organs sold on monthly
payments. So. 416 East Seventh st. . -'. :.
©1 Ci£v-CABlf ONLY-buys a floe upright
i&i.ZftJ $fanß; been used few months;
$215 buys a Gabler upright; 8125 for another
Gabler, and $50 for a Vose and Sons. These
must be sold at once to make room. JRauden
bush, 63 East Third St., np stairs,
POPULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SAI.ES.
j
Place, adjoining me corner oi Nelson ave
nue, known as one of the most magnificent
and beautiful private residences in St. Paul.
Its fine location is unsurpassed, standing on
high ground, on an elevation of about twelve
feet above the street, handsomely terraced ;
shade trees, grapevines, etc. ; commanding
an unobstructed view, overlooking Summit,
avenue, the palatial Kittson mansion and
many other fine and expensive residences of
many of our most prominent and wealthy
citizens. The house is new and in fine or
der, having been built only three years ago
without regard to cost; 14 rooms; main floor
all hardwood: square halls, platform stair,
back stairs for servants, large furnace, walls
and ceiling elegantly frescoed and decorated;
all modern improvements, back-plastered;
fine, large stable for six horses; rear and side
alley. The handsome furniture, carpets.etc,
will be sold by me two days after the sale of
the house. Sale positive, and terms liberal
on account of the owner moving from the
city. For permits and circulars containing
full particulars apply only to A. H. Nicolay.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Dealer from &
boy for forty years. Office. 141 East Fifth St.,
between Jackson and Robert sts. My Real
Estate Auction Sale No. 12,787. .
Kavmiasli & Johnson, Auction
eers.
N WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, AT 111
a. m, we will sell at public auction, in
our salesroom, No. 18C, 188 and 100 East Sixth
St., the contents of a ten-room house, con
sisting of a Fisher piano, bedroom suits, 1
elegant parlor suit, easy chairs, divans,
hanging lamps (very fine), 1 folding bed,
. refrigerator, extension table; dining room;
1 gasoline stove. In perfect order; a lot of
bed bureaus, commodes, spring mattresses,
dishes, cooking utensils and kitchen ware,
etc., etc. ; also a fine lot of body Brussels and
Ingrain carpets. These goods are first class;
parties looking for bargains in household
goods should attend this sale. Eavanagh &
Johnson, Auctioneers, 186, 183 and 190 L"asc
Sixth st.
Ofiseellaaqous.
ASH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS— We
- pay the highest cash price for furniture,
carpets and household goods by the piece or
lot. G. N. Caraozo, the old reliable dealer,
370 Jackson St., next to new Merchants' Na
tional bank, near Fifth st.
EVINE HAIR MATTRESSES— have a
J- dozen of very fine quality, nearly new,
that will be sold at $10 each. G. N. Cardozo,
370 Jackson St., near corner of Fifth.
LEGANT FURNITURE AT AUC
tion—On Friday, April 17, at 10 a. m.,
at the tine three-story brick residence. No.
520 Cedar St., corner Tenth, we will sell to
the highest bidder the following: Elegant
parlor furniture, a large quantity of body
Brussels carpet, leather and plush-seat easy
rockers, fine couch, several beautiful bronzes
oil paintings and rugs; three heavy Tennes'
see maible-top. black walnut bedroom suits,
costing from SIOO to $175 apiece; toilet sets,
chiffonier, draperies and lace curtains, cen
ter tables, rockers; a rich cherry dining-room
set, consisting of a sideboard, extension
table and ten chairs; all the silverware and
dishes, good refrigerator, cook stove and
kitchen utensils. These goods belong to
Gen. Johnson, and are first-class in every re
spect. Jebb & Schauer, Auctioneers, 422
Wabasha st.
Tl OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
O Carpets bought at highest cash prices,
either sold at auction on commission at resi
dence or at our auction room mart, north of
market house, where we sell every Saturday
at 10 a. m. Jebb & Schauer, Auctioneers, 422
WttbashasL
IRE FENCES— Paul Wire Works,
21 West Third. .
LOST AH I> FOUH'I>.
LANKETS LOST— Two canvas horse
blankets, J. B. De Forge's name on same.
Finder will please return to 148 East Sixth st.
and receive reward.
UGGY STOLEN- From my stable on
night March 30, black side-bar top
buggy. Return the buggy, receive reward
and no questions asked, to 587 Mississippi st.
OG FOUND— If the man with plug hat
and buckle attached, riding down East
Ninth st., behind two dark bay bob-tail
horses yesterday about 10 a. m., has any curi
osity to learn what became of the mastiff dog
following him, he can have the same satis
fied by addressing F. >.'., Globe.
OCUKTBOOR LOST— On cable car or
X on Miller St., between Sclby and Day
ton, a pocketbook containing 525; a liberal
reward if returned to 772 Dayton ay.
PUG DOG LOST— On Monday last, pug
dog, black face. Finder return to 73
College ay. west and receive liberal reward.
SCAKF PIN LOST— On April 10, in busl
ness portion of St. Paul, a Roman gold
scarf pin, knot shape, with diamond in cen
ter. Finder can secure reward at 10 Gilfillan
Block.
THE Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa
tion of New York gives you reliable life
insurance at about half the cost of the old
line insurance companies, because it is eco
nomically managed and its expenses are
limited.;
r\7"ATCH LOST- Last Thursday evening,
VV silver chatelaine card case watch.
Finder will receive reward by leaving same
at Clifton Hotel.
~~~ BOARD WASTED.
BOARD— room and board wanted
by man and wife; answer stating loca
tion and terms. Address B 165, Globe.
BOARD— Gentlemen solo wants board with
refined, strict private family; no board
ing house; suburbs. Address terms, N 162,
Globe.
BOARD wanted, with room, furnished or
unfurnished, by small family: perma
nent if satisfactory; references exchanged.
Address P 161, Globe. __
BOARD — Young married couple want
home in private family with no other
boarders; modern conveniences. Address
R., Globe. -
TYPEWBITEKS AJ*l> SUI»
-
»T»HE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER—
JL Constantly improved: desks for all ma
chines; paper, ribbons, carbon; send for cat
alogue. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, 94
East Fourth ft.
STOKE A->l> BAR FIXTURES.
Billiard and Pools Table and Material.
Bi STORE ftSAUJOM Illy
15
mj§Tt
i . BUSINESS Clf AXCES.
i Abbott «£ JDorgeloh's Bargains,
Room 32, Chamber of Commerce.
£1 /^()/)»UVS best. hotel in this c:!y;
W±i<JyJV fine modem 3-story brick
building en prominent corner, only three
olocks of depot; electric cars pass door; 100
beds, all full; house is now paving over $200
net monthly profits. Am leaving city and
mist Rell.
F IVICKY STABLE-A Good One—
Li sell property ana livery outfit or rent
property. Warrant man to make money.
ptONTKOLLING INTEREST in mauu
<J facturing business in this city; doing
food Daylng business. Thoroughly practical
nan remains.
>1 ftOO BUYS 'urniiure of 20-roomed
Pl^\J\J\J flat in heart of city: worth.
{,000: everything full. Am leaving city.
it^^f) — BOAKDIXG HOUSE of 15
ipu*J*J rooms, near capitol; modern
louse. Always full.
C/^AO-DANDY CIGAR, CONFEC
>*-t*J\J tionery and general little; store
onibined. Four living rooms; rent only $25;
;ood business street; malting; money.
s9 nnn- RESTAI;KANr - No better
Tp^i\J\J\J in city; clearing over $-.'OO
lonthly. Can prove all statements.
JKVERAL GOOD saloons and sample
J rooms. If you want anything of this
ma call and see us.
3 EM EMBER: We advertise bargains! By
LV that we mean good business openings
or less than actual worth. We mean this,
ml personally guarantee our list as such,
cc us !
Self & Aliyn's Business List,
oom 58, National German-American Bank,
;*-J()C) CASH BUYS the furniture com
)»j\JVJ plete in a twelve-room boarding
ouse, full of first-class boarders and room
rs; central location; three blocks from cor
er of Seventh and Wabasha sts. Self A
llyn.
PRIVATE rooming house, elegantly fur
nished and full of roomers; will sell the
Viirniture - and good will of the business
heap for cash or part cash. Self & Allyn.
TEMPERANCE billiard hall for sale;
L this little snap is clearing $100 per month
ibove all expenses: will take small payment
own. balauce monthly. self & Allyn.
; r 7 'SOO 1 * 1 ' 15 ' «v interest in an old
j'-IP I %rJ\JKJ established manufacturing
business that will net 30 per cent on invest
ment. Self & Allyn.
WANTED- Parties with first-class board
ing or rooming bouses for sale to call
at our office, as we have three customers now
looking for furnished houses or flats of that
kind; if you want to sell, call at once. Self
;'& Allyn, Room 58, National German
can Bank.
JHclicnncj- «1- Co.,
913 New York Lite, Corner Sixth and Minne
sota Streets.
BOARDING, 12 rooms, near capitol; full
first-class roomers and boarders; furui
ture half-price, and on Installment plan.
piIOAR AND CONFECTIONERY stores,
V/ first-class location; living rooms at
tached; $100 up.
TWO FINE-LYING LOTS, near eleclrio
X line on West Seventh St.. to exchange
for horse and buggy.
AMPLE ROOM, heart of city; license
for '9l; a great bargain easy terms.
HOTELS, ■ restaurants, boarding houses,
stocks of goods, barber shops; coma
and see our mammoth list before purchasing.
McKeimey A Co., 913 New York Life.
Mi««*«*llii«eoii!>> Business Chances
A — $100|BU*S good livery business!
• -£!• five boarders; rent paid until May
1: center city; hold fifteen horses. Addres3
T 170. Globe.
A PRACTICAL NEWSPAPER MAN
and printer with sufficient capital to
run his business is looking for good locution,
for Democratic or Indeoeudent weekly. Ad
dress K. 167, Globe office.
A GOOD PHYSICIAN wanted for couu-
XI try practice; one who speaks German
preferred. Apply to Ryan Drug Company,
St. Paul, Minn. _^
ANY GENTLEMAN or his son desirous
to engage in manufacturing, that can
keep books, a rare opportunity to invest
some capital in an established business that
Is desirous to increase same. II 168. Globe.
A M WILLING to invest $2,000 or $3,000 ia
J\ some well-established business in city.
Address W. C. M., Globe.
A RCIIITKCT A. 11. HAAS, office 56
x»- (third floor) National German-Ameri
can Bank building, corner Fourth and Rob
ert.
LACKSMITH SHOP. 24x40. two com-"
picte tires, with tools: wagon shop 2ox24,
two benches, and paint shop 24x54, at North
field, Minn., to sell or lease for five years or
more at very low figures. For further infor
mation apply to owner at 251 Igiehart St., St.
Paul. Minn. F. Roeller.
pONFECTI^NERY and Toy store for
v> sale, cheap. 137 Martin st. ; three living
rooms and barn; rent, $10 per month.
FIRST-CLASS barber shop for sale, or ex-
X? change for good real estate; best loca
tion in Minneapolis. Address N 300, Globe.
Minneapolis.
IRST-CLASS RESTAURANT with
saloon in connection : long established:
doing good business. Apply 355 Jackson.
OK SALE OR EXCHANGE— Fine payT
■F Ing restaurant and cigar stand with soda
fountain. 38 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR " SALE — A fire insurance agency in
this city: well established: a good open
ing to the right party; reason for selling
given. II 154. Globe.
FOR SALE— Tobacco, news and confec
tionery; good location for ice cream
parlor; will sell cheap; must sell by the Ist
of May; parties leaving town. Ca 1 at 381
Kast Seventh st.
FOR s a LE— Private boarding house cheap.
Inquire No. 445 Rice st. -
tj'Oß SALE— and lease of a large,
well-lighted grocery store, on one of the
principal business streets of St. Paul: will
invoice; liberal terms: good and sufficient
reasons given for wanting to sell. Address
X 170. Globe. '
POX SALE— Grocery and bakery; cheap
-T rent. Corner Cortland and .leaks sts.
foil SALE— -Lunch privilege at Leip's
Pavilion. White Bear Lake, for the seas-'
on of 91. 23 East Seventh st.
I^Oli. SALE— Fixtures and mock of cigars,"
books, news, confectionery and toys,
lunch room and milk depot; must be soldi
see it, and make me a cash offer. 49 West
Seventh st.
OR SALE— A well established tailor
shop and a small stock of goods; good
location and good lease. For further infor
mation write to Tailor. Box 643, West Super
ior, Wis.
OH SALE— At a bargain, one of the best
blocks in the city, one block from the
Seven Corners; has all improvements: steam
heat: well rented; will take some good lots
as part payment. A. R. Kiefer, 190 East Sev
enth st.
OR SALE— Cheap, well-established busl
ness; furniture all complete: fifteen
boarders to begin with, at 226 East Tenth.
p ROCERY BUSINESS for sale on Day-
VJ - ton's Bluff; East Seventh st. Address
11 169, Glebe.
GOOD WILL and furniture of a nice flat
r for sale; owner retiring from business.
335 East Seventh Bt.
TVfEWS AND CIGAR STAND for sale
1* cheap. Good reasons given for selling.
J 150. Globe. ■
O- N ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS, one of
the best hotels for sale; long lease and
cheap rent: one block from union depot; 282
East Third st. B. Roessler.
SALOON and boarding house for sale;
good location and doing good business.
491 Wabasha.
SHOE DEPARTMENT can be opened in
one of the live department stores in this
city. Address V 161, Globe.
SIM PL* investigate, business we offer for
|925 cash ; that will convince you it is a
bargain. L., box 479, St. Paul.
WANTED— A lady or gentleman witn
small capital to invest in a profitable
business. Address C 164, Globe.
W 'ANTED — A partner in Manufacturing
Jewelry business, with $2,000 or $3,000
capital. Business established and good
profit in it. Apply to Globe.
ANTED— A partner, with $5,000 or
86,000, to take half interest in an old
and well-established hardware business pay
ing a large profit. Address E 16, Globe. _y-
WANT TO SELL a half interest in good
paying business. 18 East Third.
WIRE BANK AND OFFFICE RAlL
ings—St. Paul Wire Works, 21 West
Third.
©^RA—CIGAR and confectionery, bak
'iv*J*J\J cry and milk depot; four living
rooms; must leave the city; call soon. 600
Lafayette a y. -~- •
CO /=JOO- STOCK of general
%>A*l*J\J\J merchandise; good, established
trade; a good chance for some young man
to make money; must sell on account of
sickness. Address H 35, Globe, Minneapolis.
<BM f\C\n — NEW STOCK of boots,
*V c Jb,«J»JU shoes/clothing, etc., to : ex
change for some cash and house and lot in
St. Paul. Address £ 45, Globe.

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