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>k f he boy who .rllsihr j»n-.»ers.
end lie will tell yon more about
illation than all the affidavit*
that can be published. Just try it
and yon will be convinced that tiie
Globe leads all.
WANTS CAN BE Lt?F
At the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily anil Sunday
Globe.
M. D. Merrill. 442 Broadway.
S. 11. Reeves, druggist Moore block. Seven
corners.
C. T. Heller, druggist 52$ St Feter street
Straight Bros., druggists, corner of Rondo
end Giotto.
William K. Collier, druggist, 100 East Sev
enth street.
A. T. Guernsey, druggist, 171 Dale street
V. A. Hirscher. druggist, -''.*> Rondo street.
Parker st Westby. druggists, ITU East Third
street
E. McCruddeu. confectionery. 198 Rice
Etreet
W . A. Frost & Co.. druggists, corner Selby
end Western avenues.
B. J. V die, druggist, 300 Market, corner
Fifth.
MTI'AIIO^S OFFERED
glairs.
BAH BEK— Wauted.a good. lirst-class white
barber at once: telegraph Terryll Bros..
Faribault. Minn.
BARBER wanted to buy shop; steady
trade: good location: bargain for cash":
jood reasons for selling. Otto Gerstbren, 221
Cedar ay., Minneapolis.
BLACKSMITH- Wanted, good German
blacksmith; single: corner West Sev
enth st. and Toronto ay. Henry Krp."
BLACKSMITH for country: must De
good horseshoer and plow man: good
chance for right man. For particulars ad
jre.-s Carlson & Hibbard, Roscoe. Goodhue
county, Minn. ,
CHOREMAN— Wanted, at 68 Wilkin St.,
steady man to work around the place
and care for cow; references.
DISHWASHER— Wanted, ft dishwasher,
German, nt Cafe Neumann, Wabasha st.
EMPLOYMENT FOR 3.000 PEOPLE—
We want active representatives in all
parts of tbe United States to sell an article
that is used by every one; goods warranted;
profits enormous; business permanent and
legitimate; exclusive territory given: ex
perience not necessary. Address Manu
facturing Company, and 180 Commercial
st . Lynn, Mass.
PAINTERS— good men; come ready
to work at S a m. Army Building, Rob
ert st. bridge; call at Room 7.
SALESMEN to sell Baking Powder. We
O put our goods Glass Rolling Pins. $6J
month and expenses, or commission. Chicago
Baking Powder Co.. 707 A'an Bnren St.. Chi
cago.
SALESMAN — Wanted, salesman for com
ned line ciders and cigars. Address
California Cider Co.. Chicago. 111.
SALARY OK COMMISSION* to agent
to handle the Patent Chemical Ink-Eras
ing Pencil ; the most useful and novel Inven
tion of the age: erases ink thoroughly in two
seconds; works like magic; -00 to f-OO "percent
profit; agents making 'sso per week; we also
want a general agent to take charge of terri
tory. i,:,(i appoint sub agents; a rare chance
to make money; write for terms and speci
men of erasing. Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co. X*
4, La Crosse. Wis.
SOLICITORS— Wanted, men of energy
O and tact to solicit for the Bankers* Life
Association of St. Paul, Minn.: liberal con
tract and splendid territorvcau be secured by
addressing Clarence E.Secor. St. Paul. Minn*.
STENOGRAPHERS— Competent stenog
raphers and typewriter operators out of
employment are invited to register their
tames and qualifications with our employ
ment department; no charge to either em
ployer or employed, Wvckoff. seamans &
Benedict o4 East Fourth st.
JTJEAMS wanted, corner Thomas and Gaul
-L tier: inquire between 7 and '.-' a. m.
\\ ANTED — Salesmen or agents: easy
» ' work: good pay telling pants to order
S3, suits $15. Hunter Tailoring Company
Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED— Young people to learn teleg
*' raphy, shorthand, bookkeeping, etc;
Mudents an make board. Globe Business
College. Endicott Building.
KOAlti> WASTED.
\V7 ANTED— Pleasant front room with al
** cove, and adjoining room. with breakfast
and evening dinner, for three ladies (in busi
ness c vicinity St. Anthony hill. Address /.
310. Globe.
BOARD— Young man wants room and
board in strictly private iamilv; best of
references; will pay 824 per mouth. Ad
dress, with particulars, Ii 315, Globe.
BOARD— one furnished and two
unfurnished rooms, wilh heat and board
for two. in private family: reasonable terms.
Address Tyler. Globe office.
BOARD Wanted, one or two rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished, with board, for
gentleman and wife iv private family In
uj.per town; references. Address T s*s, (ilobe.
WASTED TO KENT.
A.MAN wilh family wishes to rem small
fiirni near or between St. Paul and Min
neapolis. Address X 314. Globe.
Hoi Wanted to rent, bosse of six or
seven rooms, modern; give location and
price. Address X 315. Globe.
H'" v; Warned to rent smali furnished
house, or part of house, for light house
keeping. State price and location. Address
____, Globe.
Rooms— Wanted at once, famished room
or rooms with bath, for three gentle
men. Address J. G. S.. .!Xi East Seventh
THEATRICALS.
IVCEI M SCHOOL OF ACTING—
-L-i Room 26, folium Block, 27 South Fourth
St.. Minneapolis — Pupils- trained for the
stare; plays written, revised and rehearsed.
I>KKSS*si.4KIA<;.
DRESSMAKING _ Millinery and dress
making. Mma E. Jnlien, 361 Rice
it, between College and Summit
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
feSn, %t,-^s^r% / m±^r^_,<_s&
, ALL LADIES f
A DESIRIKO . _.
3 HOUSEMAIDS _)
SfcWING GIRLS— i
\ KITCHEN GIRLS— _
_ I'ANTRY GIRLS £
if DISHWASHERS &
p WASHWOMEN'- A
_ COOKS : \
v NURSES — J
& Or rut other kind of HELP, cause- >
v cure them by advertising in the __
a Globe Want Columns %
&-< V%^^% m_v % / *±'&m> / ~i,%, fk^mM
Females.
CiOOK — Wanted, a good coot; no washing.
_ r.!i Western ay.
COOK— Second cook and dishwasher
-' wanted Great Northern hotel. 385
Sibley st. MWftmm
EMPLOYMENT — Wanted, one young
lady ran find steady employment! An
ply at 57 East Seventh at"., room 33.
HOUSEKEEPER— Apply at the Chicago
Garden, Edgerton st. ; tane Mississippi
car line.
HOi:s|-.ivoirK— pill to assist
general housework. 258 Carroll st.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a eirl for gen
eral housework. Call at ill Thomas st.
HOUSEWORK- A eirl for general house
work. 519 .Marshall ay.
OOtsEWORK— GirI for general house:
•« J work, -In' Dayton ay. ; good wuges: two
in family.
HOUSEWORK— a good girl for Eeneral
housework; German preferred. In
quire at Lowrv Arcade, entrance Fourih st,,
up stairs, at Mrs. Tfnnkuch.-
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl to
assist in general housework. Apply at
1911 Sherburne ay.
KITCHEN' «;IRL-Girl for kitchen work;
call at once at 533 Broadway.
LORRAINE SCHOOL OF DRESS
cutting, at 414 Wabasha St.. room *.'.
OECONDGIRL— A neat Eirl wanted for
l - second work. 151 Summit ay.
rEACHER— Wanted, a teacher for kin
dergarten and primary courses imme
diately. Apply to Mrs. 11. E. Thompson, 383
Wood ay. ■'!■■■■
WANTED— girls for housework and
four nurses, girls. _y_ Selby ay., dry
goods store.
HORSES ANI> CARRIAGES
* HAVE YOU A
5 HORSE. _
% CARRIAGE. __Q _
_ PHAETON. tssJ $
d » VICTORIA. 6.
d NESS, 1
5 SLEIGH. \
? ?ii_ PONT or _
_ «W JAUNTING 9
6 CART d
9 To Sell, or do you want to Buy one? i
Try the columns ot i
I THE WANT PAGE. J
i_>^^ 4 f_sQ/^%_~^^ Jl &^^^_^-*&-G
FOR SALE— fine brougham and T
cart cheap. Address X 28. Globe.
FOR SALE— Its the thing. 1 have a very
handsome T cart that I wish to dispose
of: price is no object. Address S 314, Globe.
\y A. BITI.KK, of Little Falls. Minn..
»» • has a tine pair of driving horses
(pacers) which he wishes to sell, as he is go
inn io Caliloruia. "^
'PERNOSAiA.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE *— Consult
Madame Ina Walker, "life reader," for
faithful resume of your past, present and
future. Diseases of "women diagnosed and
successfully treated; correspondence confi
dential; ladies, sue: gentlemen. Sl. 515 Wa
basha St., opposite the capitol.
A A A A -AKKIVEO. Mde. La
.J\.J\.J\. Favre. the celebrated
young clairvoyant, trance medium and mag'
netic healer it Denver; ladies .V) cents," gents
$2. 4.) West Exchange St., near St. Joseph's
Hospital. ;-. .-.- ;• ;r
ALWAYS RELIABLE— Teits
worth, clairvoyant; business lest medi
um: thirty years' experience. 530 Wabasha
St., city.
FOR SALE— Do you want a nice brough
am? I want money— and I want it bad;
you can ha»e the above vehicle at au ex
tremely low figure. Address 6 310. Globe.
f\.| ISS HELEN DEVEARE— Ladies' and
l»-L gents' manicuring skillfully dons: sat
isfaction assured. Parlor 9, No. 27 East Sev
enth st.
MRS. DE LAITTRE. experienced mas
l»l sagisl. 27 East Seventh st. Parlor 1,
first floor. Hours, 10 to 9 daily.
MRS. M. A. TUsSEY— 624 Wabasha St.—
Magnetic and massage treatment for
paralytic rheumatism aud nervous diseases.
Clairvoyant reader. Call "J a. m. to? p. it .
■. ■ ■ -—
LOST A!fl> FPU Hit.
COWS FOUND— Two cows, one red. with
j white face and back, the otner a dark
red cow: both have halters on. Owner please
call corner Snelliugand St. Anthony ays.
DOG LOST— Liver and white spotted
pointer: right eye gone: liberal reward
for any information. George Markert. 570
Martin st. -
Dog LOST ok STOLEN — Saturday
night water spaniel one year old":
License 1,000. Reward for his return to S5
North Smith ay. _■.>;.-.'■
EARDROP LOST— Diamond eardrop
near Central market. Fourth- and St.
Peter. Return to Globe oflice and receive
reward.
HORSES FOUND— Strayed, two horses.
one "black and one bay. Call for same
and pay expenses a: BUS Dayton ay.
STRAYED — One black horse, one bay
O mare: notify or lelurn to 189 West Third
st. or 783 Sherburne ay.; reward.
DYE WORKS.
KAHLEKT & MINTEL — Minnesota
Steam Dye Works, 244 East Seventh.
If J. KOCH EN— N. W. Steam live Works
S. . oflice. 410 Robert St., Ryan Block Work.
55 and 57 Indiana ay. .
rOR SALE.
PIANO— sale, fine new Kimball piano
at a sacrifice. 257 West Seventh st.
STORES AX© FIXTURES
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES AND BIL
LIARo SUPPLIES; Wareroom 405 and 407;
1 Oflice and Factory 411 and 413 Fifth avenue
1 south, Minneapolis, Minn,
THE SAINT PAUL DAII_X GLOBE: LXESDAY CORNING. SEPTEMBER 13,' IS3^. '
SITUATIONS WANTED.
/^_^,' t ymp
t YOU WANT WORK. *
_ „. Find It by using the Globe 4
a Want Columns, and you cau be A
A employed as 7 i : _;
4 AGENT. CLERK, %
A BOOKKEEPER. £
£ STENOGRAPHER. _\
1 SECRETARY, J
A Hostler. Gardener or Maa-of-A!l- i
i Work. J
? ..DON'T BE IDLE.. $
(*> While the Globe is at your service, d
Male.
A YOUNG MAN. twenty years ols, would
like work. Address 306 Goodhue st.
AN ADVANCED STUDENT desires a
chance to tutor Greek, Latin or mathe
matics for board and room while pursuing
further studies. Address F 312. Globe.
AN EXPERIENCED merchant, office
man and accountant now out of busi
ness wants a few young people to take pri
vate lessons in bookkeeping at bis office or
their residences: charges reasonable. Ad
dress P. O. Box ___, St. Fan!..
BAKE It —Good bread and cake baker. 906
Rice st.. St. Paul. '
BARTENDER— Young man.nine months'
experience, wants to finish trade. Ad
dress I* '„'. Globe.
BILL CLERK— Situation as bill clerk or
bookkeeper: best references. A. T. J.,
717 First ay. south. Minneapolis.
Bookkeeper— Wanted, by an experi
enced bookkeeper, competent to take
charge of any set of books, employment in
some good house or manufactory." Address
A*3. Globe.
BOOKKEEPER— No. I bookkeeper de
sires position: good penman, under
stands single and double entry; can change
the books from single to double or double to
single entry: speaks, reads English and Ger
man; has had five years' exprrience in bus
iness: has good reference. Address Ed W.
W.. 112 Fourth st. north. Minneapolis. Minn.
BOYS FOR PLACES, places for boys:
employment bureau for poor boys, free.
Newsboys' Club K00m.313 Wabasha st. ; open
from 11 to Is a. m.. and from 7 to 1* p. m.
BUTCHER— German, would like a posi
tion in a shop. J. Ruhlaud. -.'-.'7 Seventh
st. southeast. Minneapolis.
CAHETAK ERS — Wanted, position by
competent man and wife to take care of
flat and rooms; no children. P. 11. Ward.
__ Spruce st. - '
CARICIAGtMAKEK, eialit years' ex
> perience io leading shops of St. Paul,
would like a good job in .i Western town or
city. Address A 3(6. Globe.
CLERK— A young man would iike clerk
' ing of any kind; two years' experience
in grocery business. Address V 318. Globe.
CLOTHING SALESMAN— AII A No. 1
clothing end furnishing goods salesman
wants a situation. Address 0 44. Globe.
COACHMAN wants a situation in a pri
vate family: first-Class horsemen; sober:
or taking care* of horses. Address Edward
Brown, St, Dennis hotel.
DRIVER— A sober.industrious young man
desires a position driving delivery
wagon; good references furnished. Address
T 315, Globe. nSSB
ENGINEER— Experienced engineer wants
engine or steam plant to run. 631 Mis
sissippi >t. __t~s
EMPLOYMENT— Sept. 11— Wanted, a po
-i sition by a colored man to work in pri
vate family; or to won; in office or store as
porter: good reference to show, call at No.
470 Robert St.. Room No. 4.
EMPLOYMENT— An oid man. single
would like to nave work. 401 Wabasha.
EXPERIENCED office mau wants work
in store, laundry or coal office; S*d a
mouth. Address D 3*ll, Globe.
G'KoCBRY Competent grocery
r clerk wishes situation; speaks German*.
Address Grocer, 58/ Mississippi st.
OFFICE WORK— Wanted, position in
office or store by experienced young
man; can keep books or do general bustling.
Address D 312. Globe.
IJRINTKR— First-class, all-around printer
L and newspaper man would like situa
tion. Best of references. Address J. M.,
800 Jackson st.
STENOGRAPHER— Mate, five years'.ex
perieuce. open for engagement; refer
ences. Address R. G.. 604 Jessamine st.
S TENOGKAPHEK wants position: can
O furnish machine. 28 West College.
STENOGRAPHER— Do you want a com
petent man. stenographer and type
writer, for the winter at your own price': If
so. address, naming salary. 7. ;W"J. Globe.
IFOKhFOK BOARD— Situation want
» V ed by a boy seventeen years of age to
do chores for board and go to school. Ad
dress S 316, Globe. . '.:-.-
U7*ORK FOX BOAKD— Wanted, by a
young man, a plate to do chores for
board while attending school. Address S
315. Globe.
7DKK FOR BOARD— A
»> wants work for board so as he can at
tend evening school. Apply 306 Goodrich
ay.
Y'OIXt; MAN with five years' experience
in the theater would like position where
the quick handling of money is necessary;
can give bond. Address X 312, Globe.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
.O Ramsey— ss. Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Murphy,
dec-eased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Mary A. Murphy, deceased. ißie of the County
of Rsmsey aud State of Minuesota, being
granted to Patrick B. Murphy.
It is ordered. That six mouths be. and the
same is hereby allowed from and after the
date of this order, in whicntill i>ersons hav
ing claims or demands against the said de
ceased are required to file the same in the
Probate Court of said county, for examina
tion aud allowance, or be forever barred.
It is further ordered, That the first Monday
In April. A. D. 1804. at 10 o'clock a. m., at a
general term of said Probate Court, to be held
at the court house in the City of Saint Paul,
in said county, be, and the same hereby is.
appointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will examine
aud adjust said claims aud demands.
And it is further ordered. That notice of
such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate by forthwith
publishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks in tbe St. Paul Daily
Globe, a daily newspaper printed aud pub
lished m said county.
Dated at Saint Paul, this 2d day of Septem
ber. 1893.
By the Court: JOHN B. OLIVIER.
[us.] Judge of Probate.
Warner, Richardson A Lawrence,
Attorneys,
ASSIGNEE'S -STATE OF MINXE
. sola, county of Ramsey— District Court,
Second Judicial District
In the matter of the assignment of Julius
Peter, insolvent
Notice is hereby given that cash offers for
all of the stock in trade of Julius Peter, in
solvent, consisting of hardware goods, etc.,
also fixtures in store >o. 314 East seventh
street St Paul, Minnesota, and now in the
possession of the assignee, will be received
by said assignee at bis office, Nos. 23 and 24
Globe building, St. Paul. Minnesota, up to
noon of the twenty-second day of September,
A. D. 1*93. Bids will be* reported! to the
above-named court at a special term there
of, to be held Saturday. September twenty
third. A. D. 1803, * and creditors and
all persons interested in said assignment
and in the estai3 above described are hereby
directed to-be present at said time and place.
A schedule of the assets of- said, insolvent is
on file iv the office of the clerk of the District
Court Ramsey County. Minnesota.
. EDWARD J. DARRAGH. Assignee.
William P. Westfali- Attorney for Assiguee
SITCATIO^S WASTED. ''■}'.
• fee : ; \.
]W Females. ' - - ;
A-^AKI'KMLIR has plenty of girls
51 West Exchange: telephone 007. i-
A LADY GRADUATE from good acad
emy desires employment of any kind of
day work. Address s 312. Globe. V.
CCOMPANIST-Ry experienced lady,
to piny in dancing school afternoons, or
as accompanist to singing teacher. Address
46. (.lobe. •_£ - ,
BOOKKEEPER— Situation wanted by ft
young lady as bookkeeper: understands
both simile and double entry; can furnish
good references. C. M.. 2J4St. Anthony ay.
BOOKKEEPER — Young lady wishes
position: has had six years" experience
in bookkeeping and general' office work; is a
good typewriter : references furnished. Ad
dress Z 105. lobe.
CHAMBERMAID — 323 East Seventh,
third floor, situation wanted as cham
bermaid iv hotel.
COOK— Situation wauted by two compe
tent girls as cook and waitress: best of
reference; no objections to leaving city. Ad
dress T:ilG. Globe.
COMPANION— A lady of refinement nnd i
education desires a position as compan
ion or managing housekeeper: a home the
main object. Address a 30ri. Globe.
COMPANION— Lady would like position j
> as companion to elderly or invalid lady: j
no objection to traveling. Address T 314,
Globe.
/"COMPOSITOR— Young lady of fair edn- !
*—■' cation desires situation; lias had three !
years' experience as compositor. Address
x 301. Globe.
COOK— Wanted, by English lady, situation |
as plain cook in private boarding house, j
or will go as help in kitchen, in city or out.
Address F 314. Globe. I— I
i iLERK— a young lady with experience j
\-* would like a position clerking in bakery j
or confectionery. Call or address K. M.. 3ol> j
Stinson st. .
DRESSMAKING wanted in families. 457
Smith ay.
DRESSMAKER in families by a compet
ent ban good titter and draper; refer
ences. SIS Lafayette ay.
DRESSMAKER — Experienced dress
maker would like engagements In fam
ilies; references. Call or address 124 West
Fifth st. : . -;
DRESSMAKER — Wanted immediately, !
a few engagements by a good dress- j
maker; best of reference furnished. Address I
c 312, Globe. • j
DRESSMAKER— Experienced dressmak
i-J er wants work in families by the day; - :
A No. 1 cutter and fitter. 414 Wabasha st., I
Room 2.
GOVERNESS— A position wan lid as a
nursery governess; good references
given. Address X 48? Globe. Ir
HOUSEKEEPER— A middle-aged lady j
wants position as houseiceeper. Ad-,
dress 386 Banfil st. »l
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, a position aY |
housekeeper for widower witn children, ,
in or out of city, by a young lady. 20 West" '
College ay. *";
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, by a middle
aged lady a position as housekeeper, or
to take care of an invalid lady: good refer
ence. W. W. Heeth, St. Paul. Minn. «
HOUSEKEEPER — Wanted, by a lady
IX who has been housekeeper in fijft-c!::ss
colleges,' a similar or subordinate position in
a public institution or private family: eager-'
--to find respectable employment even if it-'
involves arduous '-persona! laoor. « Address - !,
7. 312. Globe. ■ ■ :■:' ..-;-. -j. v. ;-|l
HOUSEKEEPER — Position as house- 1 !
kee;er in hotel or widowers family:
fond of children and an excellent none. Ap
ply at Massage Parlors. *>■■.-. Selbv ay.
HOI s..K EEPKK— A competent woman
wants to take cure of single Bat for iwo
persons: is a fine cook flotation must be in
the very best apartment house. Address
Q315. Globe.
HOUSEKEEPER— a competent young
woman wishes for a situation as house-'
beeper, in or out of oily; or for general ■
housework in a small family. Address C 301,
Globe. '■'•-;
HOUSEKEEPER— A lady of forty would
like situation in widower's family, city
or country. Address 131 East Eighth st.
HOUSEWORK — A girl wants general
housework in an English-speaking
family: will work for smill wages. Call or
address Boathouse, 147 Water st.
HOUSEWORK— A young girl, sixteen
years old. wishes to assist at house- i
work: small family. Call or address 230 j
Mount Airy. •■ ■■ -~- ■■■■
HOI si-: work— Experienced girl wants
place lo^do general housework. 318 i
Somerset st. ..-~ ■ .-.s
HOUSEWORK— Very reliable girl taking, j
lessons in city would do light house
work; -suitable .home chief object: refer-'
ences. Address V 322. (ilobe.
. IV UKSING— Widow woman desires sick
XV nursing; terms reasonable. Address'
V 4. Globe. .__ ■•'
JVUKses— Two colored girls want posi
■l" tions in private family, either 'as
nurses or general housework. Inquire '
in barber shop. 375 Jackson st
ECON D G I KL— Wanted by a girl. place
in- private family. to do feeoud work.
433 Selby ay. "777
OECOND WORK— Youug German girl
O would like place to do second work or
general housework in small family. 444
Blair st . *
SEWING— Wanted, sewing in families by
experienced dressmaker; can give good
city reference; will work cheap for the
present 149 Martin st, ■ 7
MEWING— Experienced dressmaker wishes
O sewing in families. Call or address Hotel
Arlington, seven corners.
SEW I NO— An experienced dressmaker
O would like sewing of any kind to do at
home: will call at residence and give ideas j
and estimates on work. Address M 314. Globe. I
SEWING — wants plaiu sewing to do ]
at home: towels, table linen and nap--;
kins and sheets done cheap. 50. 511 Missis- '
sippi st. _? ;_-. *
STENOGRAPHER— Young lady steuog*:
O rapher, employed afternoons* desires •
work forenoons. address C OS; Globe. —
. _2
STENOGRAPHER— A rapid and accurate
lady stenographer and typewriter of sev
eral years* experience desires position : owii£
machine: cau furnish references. Address-
315. Globe.
STENOGRAPHER — Competent lad*v.'
►-' stenographer of several years' experience*
in need of a position: best of references troiy
former employers. Addiess L., 221 Western 2 '
ay. north. --.o . !
m. , —__ .' " ■
OTENOGRAPHER — Experienced lactjo*
STENOGRAPH KK - Experienced ladys
tv stenographer with best oil city refere"
ences desires position; salary moderate. Ad""
dress F 36. Globe. " us
"."(/ASHING— Lady will do washing and?
» * ■ ironing for 39 cents dozen; first-class;
call and deliver. No. 637 Mississipi st, in
basement. y C '
_ — . -
WASHING— Wanted, to go out washing
by the day and take washing at home.
Call at 2:6 Rondo st - 5
Uj ASHING— A girl wants work by the
day washing and housecleaning. * Call
46 West Ninth. ;.■-.- ~. -y ;
WASHING— to go out washing,
ironing and housecleaning. Call at 711
Edmund st :-'--:-_-- ;_••<- -;-r
WASHING— goes out washing,
ironing and housecleaning. Call or
write to 462 Cedar St.. Room 2.
\%f ASHING and Ironing wanted to do at
o home. Call at 715 Thomas st
ASHING AND IRONING wanted to
do at home. Call at 175 Valley st
ASHING WANTED— I would like
washing and Ironing to do at home.
Call 409 Grotto st . -
ORK FOB BOARD- Wanted, place
to work for board and go to school S
41. Globe. : • - .-.-.,
' ?" ACCOUNTANTS. | -. ?s
HM. TEMPLE, uo Germania Life lnsur
• : ance Building, expert and auditwork
FOR REST.- :
PARKER A tVINNE,
"dentins Agency,
; ;._ Agents for Care of Property,
Estate* Jlauoipd.
[_\\ '*:'r?7 *-*5 East Fourth Street.
J. H". Nm^u^ Partial Rent
List.
94 East Fourth Street.
A NUMBER of handsomely furnished
houses for the winter. " .
550 Dayton Ay. — Large modern brick house,
newly and handsomely decorated; hardwood
.finish; laundry. •
551 and 553 Selby A v.— Bight-room bouses;
furnace, bath. etc. ; rent very low.
366 North Exchange St., Opposite House of
Hope Church— Teu rooms; modern, ■■_-.":-'"■-
J. IV. Shepard, 91 East 4th St..
RENTS HOUSES, STORES. OFFICES,
acts as owners' agent: collects rents.
Houses.
HOUSE— house with all modern con
veniences, walking distance trom busi
ness center. R. J. Lewis, 74 Globe Building.
HOUSE— Mv house, furnished, and Darn,
LL 42i> Holly ay.. for rent. W. H. Hart.
| Globe Building.
HOUSE FOR RENT— Furnished house;
583 St. Peter St., between Summit and
j College ays. Within ten minutes' walk of
j business center: nrst-class neighborhood;,
i all modern conveniences; storm aud screen
j sash for every window: rent only $50. in
! quire at house.
; -^rilk-ot-.DEt- & DICKINSON, 16 East
I *-J sixth, for carpet cleaning, feather and
| mattress renovating and upholstering.
AYLOR'S R ENTINO AtiE N C —
GLOBE BUILDING —WE RENT
I HOUSES. STORES. OFFICES. TAKE
' CHARGE OF RENTED PROPERTY AND
. MAKE COLLECTIONS.
Flats.
FOUR and five-room apartments, with
bath, within walking distance of busi
ness; low reut. J. W. Shepard, 94 East
Fourth.
STEAM-HEATED, seven-room apart
ments in Victoria and Richmond; build
ings new. aud handsomely decorated:
four front rooms; every room light; janitor
j in attendance. J. W." Shepard. 94 East
i Fourth st.
j BTEAM-HEATED,8 TEAM-HEATED, hot water, gas rauae.
I O rine rooms, ground rloor. corner apart
ment, in "Premier."' corner St. Peter and
College ay. : suitable for doctor's office and
residence; janitor at 6*j College ay. J. W.
Shepard. vi East Fourth st.
Stores.
STORE for rent. Inquire at 507 West Sav
*J euthst. Good location for grocery, dry
. ; spoons, hardware or creamery and bakery
j business; rent cheap.
] Rooms.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK, for gentle
• men only; fifty modern steam-heated
7 rooms by day, week or month.
r> ROADWAY. 044— Corner Fourteenth st.
. *-> —For reut. one to four rooms, witn city
water and sewer. BsfSaVl
COLLEGE AY.. 19, EAST— Pleasant fur
nished room for rent; modern conven
iences. •'-.•** '
FIFTH ST.. 119 West — Unfurnished
rooms for licht housekeeping; also front
j ; room with alcove. -•• ■£'i*»m«»j
F"" piFTH ST.. -.'..4. WEST-Third Flat-
X Nicely furnished rooms; steam heat, gas,
: ! i and all modern conveniences.
LARGE, well-ventilated, warm rooms in
I Li the clean, well-cared for Fotepaugh
j building. Seven corners, for sleeping or light
housekeeping: a comer suite well adapted for
doctor's or dentist's office; janitor in build
ing. J. W. shepard-. 94 East Fourth st.
PLEASANT AY.. KH-Neir Corner Third
Newly furnished rooms, with or with
out board, for ladies or gentlemen.
RON ST., 308— Furnished front room
for two ladie% or gentlemen; $5 per
mouth.
ROOMs— Three down-stairs front rooms,
unfurnished also four furnished rooms
j ior rent, and others. 13 i West Fourth st.
j D OOMMATE, — Gentleman roommate
. '.-»-»• wanted for nice alcove on Summit ay.;
j rent reasonable. Address V 316. Globe.
| SPRUCE ST., 235— Furnished rooms very
i O cheap; $"> per month with bath.
i ST. PETER ST.. 775-Hyau Block.; Third
Floor— For rent, two nicely furuished
■ front rooms suitable for two gemlemeu,
witb steam heat, gas mid bath.
Of. Pr.TER ST.. 45S— Furuished rooms;
. t~> steam heat, gas ana bath. ■ •
: Br. PETER, 493— Utopia— Pleasaut front
j O rooms, single or en suite: modern mi
' farQTemeuts; board if desired. .
TIT-ABASH A. Comer Tenth St.—
V,» — Furnished rooms for rent: place auiet.
■ YOU can get stove repairs for all kinds of
A stoves at American Stove Repair Works,
168 West Seventh. - ■-• •■■ ;
.Miscellaneous.
BARN— For rent, a good barn with two
D box stalls and water. Apply at 17*; Sum
mil ay.
. UAK.M — A farm for rent one mile from the
y city limits on the Suufish lake road.
Thomas Wallace
GalenicMedicai Institute
' No. 67 E. Third St., St. Paul, Minn.
_4_3553kL Established in IS6I
xff|S£^&Sc\ lorthe cure of private,
___&^_^*^^£__K nervous and chronic
t£wd¥___j_¥_Si diseases, mc 1 udi n g
fi-&Jm%r = ~ : -&* RCT s perm a t orrhoea or
iESSEfea _%E_ml___ Seminal Weakness,
§ tor the cure oiprivate,
nervous and chronic
diseases, iuc 1 ud i n g
Spermatorrhoea or
Seminal Weakness,
Nervous Debility. Im
orrhoea. Gleet, Strict
' jSsfjgiggjliiaßsm ure, Varicocele. Hydro
t^sSls^fc^j cele, Diseases of Worn
;- [ CCPraSS^ED. The physicians of
•' U' ■?*. . . the old aiid Reliable
- j Institute specially treat all the above diseases
4-are regular graduates — and guarantee a
i cure In every case undertaken, and may
consulted personally or by letter. •
! Sufferers from any of these ailments, be
,-? fore consulting others, should understand
■ their diseases and the latest improved treat
-4 ment adopted at our institute by reading our
books.
i The Secret Monitor and Guide to Health;
„. a private Medical Treatise on the above dis
,. iases. with the Anatomy and Physiology of
i the Sexual System in. Health and Disease,
" containing nearly 300 pages, and numerous
i illustrations, sent to any address on receipt
" of reduced price, only Twenty Cents, or
value in one or two-cent stamps. ,
( ! Pamphlet and chart of questions for stat
, Ing case sent free. -.-■•,■•••
I All business strictly confidential. Office
. tours, S am. to ■"> :30 p. m. Sundays excepted.
; Address letters thus: -7- -•.,
1 : . t.AMMt INSTITUTE,
St. Paul, Minn
Health Is Wealth.
<' Da. R. C Wzst*b Nsavs asm JbibTuu
*k»t, seuarautiMd ipeoiflo lorHjivenc Oil
riuess. ConmlaMaa Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Haadache. Nerroaß Prostration caused by n«
usa of alcohol or tobacea, Wakefulness, Jfen
tai Depression, Softening of th* Brain re
suiting ia insanity and leading to misery, da
cay and death. Prematura Old Age, Barren
ness, Lose of Power In either sex, involun
tary Losses and Seernatorrhcea, caused by
overexertion of the brain, self-abuse or over
indulgence. - .Bach box contains one month's
treatment. Si a box. or six boxes for ;\
tent by mall prepaid. We " guarantee six'
boxes to cure any case. With estb order for
six-boxes, accompanied wlts~|\ -we find mi:
purchaser our written guarantee to - refund
the money it it does not effect a curs. *. Guar
antees issued only byw. hi Colder, successor
io Rtppler* Collier, druggiaifc Seventh and
• islet s*. St. P*ul. iiifuu
BOARD OFFERED.
rsV'^%^^^%^«^%^ft^'^ft
, \OV QAN B OARD I
A RICH MAN. V? 5
i POOR MAN, \
_ BEGGAR or V
«♦ THIEF, ,-? . 'tf
a AND THEY A
_\ CAN FIND i
\ ROOMS AND 7?f
_ HOUSES THAT f>
t WILL GIVE <>
a THEM RELIEF. . *
BOARD— Large alcove room for rent, with
board. 633 Wabasha, corner Iglehart.
BOARD— Room and board for two gen
tlemen ; references. 151 Summit ay.
BOARD— Room and board, two newly
furnished front rooms: rates $4 and
$4.50 per week. 594 Jackson St., head of
Twelfth; ladies' room and board $3.00 per
week.
Board— Nicely furnished rooms with
board: all conveniences: use of parlor
at d library. I^'s East Ninth St., corner of
Robert. .--.
BOARD— For strictly first-class board,
room and accommodations at moderate
prices, inquire at No. 7 Lyons Court, on Sib
ley St.. between Ninth and Tenth.
BOARD- 412 East Tenth st., uear Lafay
ette Park— Very pleasant rooms and al
cove, with good board: Lafayette aud Rondo
car^pass the door; good neighborhood and
home for refined people.
BOARD— Large, pleasant, sunny room
suitable for two persons, with first-class
board. l\*> Nina ay.. near selby cable.
WTHE MlNEß"— Desirable rooms aud
--L boaid can be secured for the winter:
excellent location for business people. 162
to lei-e. corner Sixth.
Proposals lor Buildings.
US. INDIAN SERVICE, CROW CREEK
vJ • and Lower Brule Agency, S. D.. Crow
Creek, Buffalo County, S. D.. September nth
lsiii — SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed
"-Proposals for Buildings," and addressed to
the undersigned at trow Creek. Buffalo
County, S. D„ will be received at this Ageucy
until one o'clock P. M. of Monday, October
2nd, 1M.13, for furnishing all necessary ma
torials and labor and erecting and complet
ing on the site selected therefor on the Lower
Brule Indian Reservation. S. D.. one (1)
frame office or administration building; one
(1) frame grain house: one (1) frame carpen
ter and paint shop; one (1) frame wheel
wright and blacksmith shop; one (1) frame
house tor physician's quarters, and one (1)
trarae guard house and police barracks, all in
dance with the plans and specifications
which may be examined at the offices of the
Builders' Exchange, st. Paul. Minn.; the
Builders' Exchange. Omaha, Neb.: the
"Tribune."' of Sioux City. lo. : the "Dakota
Democrat." of Chamberlain. S. D., and at
this agency. A form ot proposal is attached
to the specifications. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids or any part of any
bid, if deemed for the best interest of the
service. All bidders will be held to con
form to the provisions of the Act ot Congress
approved August I, 1592, relating to the limi
tation of the hours of daily service of me
chanics aud laborers employed upon the
public works of the United' States and the
District of Columbia. Proposals must state
separately the proposed price of each build
ug. and the period of time proposed to be
consumed in the erection.
< EUTIT-IET) HECKS. 77.. :/.
Each Did must be accompanied by a certi
fied cheek or draft upon some United States
-Depository or solvent National Bans in the
vicinity of the residence ot the bidder, made
payable to the order ol the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, for at least five FSB cent of
the amount of the proposal, which check or
draft will be forfeited to the United States in
case auy bidder or bidders receiving an
award shall fail to promptly execute a con
tract with good and sufficient sureties, other
wise to be returned to the bidder. Bids ac
companied by cash in lieu of a certified
check will not be considered. For further
information as to location of the building
sites, means of transportation, etc.. etc., ap
ply. to RODERICK TREON.
U. S. Indian Agent.
,7_-r-'- ■ Receiver's Sale.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey— District Court, Second Judicial
District. •;. -._-. .;--■
In the mattor of the receivership of Samuel
Rosenbaum, insolvent.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, as receiver of the property and effects
of Samuel Rosenbaum. insolvent pursuant
to au order of the District Court above
named, will, at number 22S East Fourth
street, iv the City of St Paul. County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota, up to the hour of
10 o'clock in the forenoon of the 14th Sept.,
ISO 3, receive open bids for cash for the sioce
of merchandise, consisting of clothing, dry
goods, furnishing goods, and notions of the
inventoried value of about ten thousand dol
lars, in the possession of the undersigned as
such receiver. Bids".. will be received sep
arately for the clothing, dry goods, furnish
ing goods, aud for the notions, or for the
whole stock. The stock will be open for in
spection at 228 East Fourth street daily. All
bids for the same will be submitted to the
District Court of Ramsey county at a special
term of said court to be held at the court
house in the City of St. PauLCouniy of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota, at the hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon on the I6ih day of
September, 1803, and any bid for either the
.whole or a part of said stock that is approved
hy said court will be accepted, and sale and
delivery made in accordance with tbe order
of said court. All bids accepted -by the re
ceiver, before they are submitted to the
court must be accompanied by a certified
check for fifteen per cent of the amount of
such bids, or such bids will not be consid
ered. LEONARD W. FRENCH,
Receiver. ,
YOU CAN HAVE
THE EARTH
BY ADVERTISING IN THE
I fl 0 ******** ***#*^
Weekly .m
There is no better medium
in the entire Northwest to
reach the
FARMING GLASSES
OR THE
INDUSTRIAL MASSES,
The Weekly Globe covers
a field reaching* from the Mis
sissippi river to the Pacific
Coast, and its contents are so
diversified that it pleases the
reading* public of all classes.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
gggggjggg ____________
-y r ■>>*■• .-. Jliscellaoeous.
FIXB STOCK DRY GOODS, notions,
carpets, etc., invoicing $5,2.0 for $!,3CO
if taken in ten days; must have the money;
don't answer unless yon have it. Address M
20, Globe. Minneapolis.
FOX SALE— Saloon and flxtnres; good
Business established: in fine location.
Apply A __ Globe. Minneapolis.
WAITED TO BUY.
BKD— Wantea, to buy an oak folding bed;
must be in good condition and cheap.
Address Room a. 647t; Canada st. r~**HJ
WANTED TO BEY— A small house on
VV large lot: fifteen minutes' drive from
court house. Address, giving terms. L 315,
Globe. "
ISSTBI'CTIOaiS.
BUSINESS COLLEGE and school of
shorthand: reliable and experienced
teachers; terms to suit the times. W. K.
Mtillikeu, 34 East Seventh st. > .
ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
and Art, 26 East Exchange St.. St. Paul
llano, violiu, guitar and mandolin taught.
Lessons given in drawing and painting. Cull
or send for prospectus.
GREAT PIAniO BARGAIN.
ONE ELEGANT upright Decker Bros
piano. style 16. at about one-half its
value; it has ouly been used a few month i
must be sold soon. K. C. Muuirer, 107 East
Third st.
__,
31 LAJfFO US.
FOX SALE— a person about to leave the
- city has a very neat rockaway that must
be converted iuto some cash. Write ma: it
will be your gain and mv loss. Address R
•102. Globe. '
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OP
Sibley-ss. District Court, Eighth Ju
dicial District.
In the matter of the assignment of Louis
Rothmund, insolvent. F. F. Mansfield,
assignee.
Notice is hereby given that Louis Rothmund,
of the city of Henderson, in said county and
state, has by deed iv writiug, dated September
sth, ish;!, made a general assignment to the.
undersigned of all his property not exempt by
law from levy and sale on execution, for the
benefit of all his creditors, without prefer- '
ences.
All claims must be verified and presented
to the undersigned for allowance.
Dated September Tin, lStii
F. F. MANSFIELD. Assignee.
('aylord. Sibley County. Minn.
USE
THE
DAILY
AND
SUNDAY
GLOBE
LINER
COLIMNS!
ST. PAUL
Foundry Company,
MANUFACTURERS OF
iiclitectnral Iron Work
: : '~-*77 '*7\7>--*;-".7-:v 377;-::.:.
Founders, Machinists, Blacksmiths and
Pattern Makers. Send for cuts of col
umns. Worknon tit. P., M. &M.R. R.
near Como avenue. Ofnce2l2 and 213
Manhattan Building. St. Paul. C. M
ffOWER. Secretary and Treasures,
DR. FELLER,
East Seventh St.. St. Par. Mitt
Speedily curesall private, nervous, chron
and blood and skin diseases of both sex
without the use of mercury or hindranc
from business. NO Cl'llK, NO PAY. Pri
Tate diseases, and all old. lingering cases
where the blood has become poisoned, caus
ing ulcers, blotches, sore throat and mouth,
pains in the head and bones, and all diseases
of the kidneys and bladder are cured for
life. Men of all ages who are suffering from
the result of youthful indiscretion or ex
cesses of mature yeari, producing nervous
nscs, indigestion, constipation, loss of mem
ory, etc., are thoroughly and permanently
pured.
Dr. Feller, who has had many years of ex
perience in this specialty, is a graduate rom
one of the leading medical colleges of the
country. He has never failed in curing any
cases that he has undertaken. Cases and
correspondence sacredly confidential. Call
or write for list of questions. Medicines sent
by mail and express everywhere free from
risk ana exposure.
Minneapolis, St. Paul &Sault Ste. Marießy
-y^s_. From Union Depot — Atlantic
__________M__\ Limited for 3tomrfc.il, Boston and
's?"'w?.Yasl ><"<-»" York leave ti-.10 p. m., nr
fTt__{9______ rives 8 55a.m. daily, Krom Broail
£k*Vrfil»Sj way Depot, loot oi 40i ct.. Wis.
Hfcll div.. local leaves B:3J am., arrives
rj jtljyyj s*o p. in. daily ex. Sunday. St.
a!\__wlS_— Croix Falls accommodation leaves
fg-gy**"^ 5 p.m., arrives 1 ,:10 a.ra daily ex.
"^ Sunday. Minn. div. local for Ml
not. Oakes and intermediate points leave* 8.S < a.
m. , arrives 550 ■„. m. dally ex. Sunday. Glen wood
local leaves Minneapolis ">.':> p. ni , srrlvcss^O a
m. daily .Sunday. City ticket office, Kobert st
CHICAGO GREAT WESTEK.N KAiuWaY
Co. Trains leave Union Depot. City
Office. 361 Kobert Street, corner Fifth,
: 'Daily. tDaily ex. Snnd: i Leave .| Arrive "
tChlcago Fast Express. . *. .. |7: 25 am 11:05
♦lowa, Ho. & Kansas Ex. .. 7:25 aci-ll:05pm
tDodge Center Local _ :35 pm 19 :05 am
Chi cago Limited |":30pm! T:3sam
\ DesMoines, St. J. *K. C..'7:30 pml 735 am
■———————.
Fl»Ai%tlAl-
J May be tlpht and hard to get. but _
_[ you can pet all you want by asking f
r for it through the Globb Finan- 9
■0 clal Columns, to either buy or sell A
f STOCKS, BONDS, - 4
a MORTGAGES. \
\ <&■ BANK STOCKS. _
_\ |v GOVERNMENT BONDS X
f l. RAILWAY SECURITIES #
J INVESTMENTS ' A
£ of any kind or character that the If
a financial world has to offer or to S
a get rid of. . J
A A —THE STANDARD LOAN CO.
ȣ%.. 'G8 Robert, corner Fourth, room 5
loans money on pianos, furniture, diamonds
watches, goods in storage.
I > AN X STOCKS a specialty: bonds, com-
A-» mercial paper mortgages securities
bought and sold. George W. Jenks, Invest
ment Banker. Minnesota Loan and Trust
Building. Minneapolis.
LOANS on Furniture. Pianos, Diamonds.
etc. 13-14 First National Bank Building.
MO~tiK*k* Loan. on life insurance po
icies; or bought. L. P. Van Normau
- * Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis.
MONEY ON HAND to loan on city prop
erty and farms: lowest rates; no' delay
W. F. Moritz. IMB Pioneer Press.
-PRIVATE
Money loaned on diamonds, watches, pianos,
furniture or goods in storage at lowest rates,
and small monthly return payments: notes
and mortgages bought; most private loan
rooms in the city. Ohio Investment Com*
pany, 13--' Globe Building: take elevator.
<£ 'SOO TO ,OAK on vacant or improved
tffUKJVJ St. Paul property. William Canby.
616 Pioneer Press building.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
TfPlfOte acn Nicollet ay., Minneapolis: 195 E. M
IIUnGIO .St. Hani. Union depots both cities
leave i St. Paul I'niou Depot, autre
Willmar.Morris, Brown's
bS am Valley & Breckinridge. bs:ispm
uo *> Fergus Falls. Fargo and
b3:3oam Grand Forks b6:osam
Osseo, Clearwater and SL
bS am Cloud M.-05 pm
Anoka. St. Cloud and •
b4:3opm Willmar btl am
b4 :30 pm Excelsior & Hutchinson. b11:55 am
Willmar. tSioux City,
tFargo, Winnipeg, Pa
aG:33pm cific Coast aT:10 am
»Osseo, St. Cloud. Fergus
Falls, Crookston, O.
Forks, Kalispell, Spo
kane. Great Falls. Hel
ena, Butte and Pacific
a*7:4spm Coast Jat:oopm,
EASTERN MINNESOTA.
Duluth, West Superior.
Elk River, Mitaca,
Hincklev, Princeton,
bl.-OSpm §Anoka b6:s>pm
a, daily; b, except Stiuduv; §Buffet parlor
care on trains to Duluth and W. Superior;
tßuffet sleepers. iDiningcars, palac eleep
ers and free colonist sleeping cars.
NORTHERN PACIFIC!
The Dining Car Line to Fargo. Winnipeg
Helena, Butte and the Pacific Northwest.
. ■■ ■ * I St. Paul.
Dining Cars on Winnipeg and 1 — -
Pacific Coast Trains. ! i. v . , Ar.
Pacific .Mail (daily) lor Fargo. l j
Jamestown, Livingston, Helena. l
Butte, Missoula. Spokane. Taj 4:15 12-.lt
coma. Seattle and Portland. ... p. m. p.m.
Dakota and Manitoba Express
(daily) for Fergus Falls,Wahpe
ton, Crookston. Grand Forks.l
Grafton. Winnipeg, Moorhead.j 3:00 7:2J
Fareo and .lamestowu.. .' p. m. a. m.
Fargo local (daily except Sun- j
day, .for St. Cloud, Brainerd and 9:00< 6:15*
Fargo... ___. a. m.lp. m
Dakota Express does not run west of FurgoSual
days. Pullman .Sleej^rs daily between Bt. Paii,
. nil Grand P*ork*,Gratton,Wiii"ni|>e!;, Fergus Falls-
Wahpeton mid Faren. Pullman First-Class au 1
Tourist Sleepers are run ou through Pacific Coast
Trains, C. £. HTON r.. City Ticket Agent, llii East
Third Street St, Paul
"AIWAYS on Tin I?."
The Only Lina R^t^^S^
BAGGAGE CHECKED g^g
ll ' 1 « v .- . 'Except Sunday, i Leave , Arrive
'Ex. Monday. iEx. Saturday. ' St. Paul St. Paul
St Joseph and Kansas City t7 35 air it 740 am
St. Joseph and Kansas City.. . t 756 pm t 740 am
Sioux City Local Express - - - f 7 36 an. t 6 M pm
Sioux City, Omaha i Bit Hills f 7 55 pin f 7 40 am
"Pipestone and Sioux Falls -. j 7 Sam J 61opm
Winnebago and Elmore - - - J 736 am J eiopm
New Vim. Tracy and Pierre - -)_ 7 50 ? 7 40 am
Ctilutli. Ashland ana fiaperiori J » 00 am ; 5 00 pm
T)ulutha nd Superior ----- til 00 nm * 650 am
Jlarsbfield and Wausau - -- - ; s uo am {1030 pm
f CHICAGO TRAINS—
I -Badger State Express"- - t fOO am JlO 91 pm
1 ' Worlds Fair Express"- - i e-Jipm M 205 pm
I "fcortu-'ftesiern Limited" f- 810 pm f 7 20 am
/S&>w Ticket Offices: &.
Im.^^T^street, corl, er Fifth, and
% Ticket Offices: &t
street, corner Fifth, and
Union Depot, St. PauL
K^Str_Ut> j 'Daily. tEx. Sunday.
/ lEx. Monday.JEx.Saturdar
' ' - Le. — St. Pa ex— Ar.
Chicago •Day" express . [:*ia m 1 fl<i:+j> p m
Chicago "Atlantic" express »2 sSpm ■ IStIS
Chicago "Fast Mall" ',',,,. I'ti-Kp m | *J:4j vi
Chicago "Vestibule" Lim_. j *BUa p 111 1 ■", JO a m •■'
Chicago via Austin and Dv- - ■
buque _ ... ; :4:lopm ! J!o°sa m
Dubuque via La Crosse j 18 05 a m j 110:45 p m',
St. Louis and Kansas City.. I *9:15 a m I *6:30 p m
St. Brais and Kansas City- j 17:15 pm | t";4SAm.'
Calmar and Davenport +9:15 am i ti::;io ut
Milbank and Aberdeen j tßM>m -+C-.W p m
Mil hank and Aberdeen - \*6:JS], m ' "T+'.-aio
Minneapolis trains leave *7 :3c'. +S, a. m.,
*l2:i.*i, *_, *6:35 and tl0:S0p. in. . . ■
For detail information call at ticket offices.--
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.
. Arrive ■ „ Depart ,
.1 pm 13:00 am St.Paul. 'I*l :'.'s pmj. :15pm
4 :-Jopm,-:4 ') am Miuncap*lis!l'J:4*>pui!-i:*jSpm " '
Direct Line to Eau Claire, u»uuo«li
anil "Milwaukee. : --•"
VESTIBULED SLEEPERS
AND DINING CARS.
-All Trains Run Daily. ■ '.
•fKSSi^i" iJJLJ-l Leaves Union Depot for
Efjjfe|s?3fySag Chicago and dowu-river
@?fitl trtlHiTiß po'nts, y:ir> p. m. Ar
ntjMj^nijtalU ii rives irom same points
I[g^g^^^^^aj Leaves Union Depot for
Chicago an* dowu-river
points, 3:15 p.m. Ar
rives irom same points
1 :0<» p. m. Daily. Leaves
(^^•P^^^^'ll L'nioa Depot for Chicago
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FAST LINE TO LONDOi
' and the EUROPEAN CONTINENT,
holding the record for fastest time on thtt route.
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