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A M 111". BAROMETER.
A*U the boy who i>cllk tlte papers
ri;<l lie will tell you more about
circulation titan all the affidavits
il:at tan be i>ublli>]icd. Just try It
1. 1:«5 you ill be convinced that the
< l< 1 «■ lead;, all- __
WANTS CAN RE LEFT
At thn Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and Sunday
Globe.
M. I). Merrill. 44. Broadway.
s. 11. Reeves, druggist, Moore block. Seven
corners.
C. T. Heller, druggist. 528 St. Peter street.
Straight Bros., druggists, corner of Hondo
i nd ( lotto.
William K. Collier, druggist, lit East Sev
eulh street
A. T. Guernsey. druggist, 171 Dale street. ■>
Y. A. liirscher. druggist, 235 Rondo street.
Parker & Westby, druggists, i? 9 East Third
rtreet
E. McCrudden, confectionery, 496 Rice
meet.
W . A. Frost & Co., druggists, corner Selby
end Western avenues.
15. J. Wine, druggist, 300 Market, corner
Fifth.
situations offf,kei>
Males.
A -I LAST AVKH.\ VhTIT- Active" work-
J\ ers wanted everywhere to take orders
for "SHEWS WORLD'S PAIR PHOTO
GRAPHED," only book of copyrighted pho
tographs of buildings, scenes and exhibits
Tremendous daily sales; bonanza for work
ers: drop every iliing and bundle it: you will
make money fast; tig commissions: books
i ii credit: illustrated circulars, terms free,
outfit, SO photos. $1. Ad. Globe Bible Pub
lishing Co., '£>« Dearborn St.. Chicago. 111.,
or ?.:. Chestnut St.. I'bila.. Pa
A <;KNT>— Wanted, slate and local agents
, to sell the Acme Clevis: sells to every
farmer and teamster: has fixed pin; can be
jut on or taken off in a second: no trouble to
Bell it; big money for agents. Write for par
ticulars to J. 11. Kooney, 1035 Fourteenth ay.,
Detroit, Mich.
A t.I MS \\ ANT KD— Ladies or gentle-
A men. to introduce and control the sale
of the pa led >tv Moon Embroidery and
Darning King. A new invention for doing
nil kinds if fancy work and mending, by
hand or machine. Copyrighted Look of m
muctioiis for use on tl.e sewing machine
free with order. Litetal commissions and a
cX'iir (leici. Sum pie ring by mail and lull
particular!; lor.r. cents. The Ohio Novelty
l'( mpany, n li, Cincinnati O.
BOOKK.KKPKK— Wanted, a good, compe
tent booi.keeper; one who can keep ii
Fingle and (inutile entry, and who will work
for reasonable wages; good position for right
man. S VS. Globe.
BUSIXKSS is booming; our solicitors are
making Siuo per month; come with us.
C. Edwards. 4.'C Minnesota St.. .St. Paul.
TJOSTi Eli— a man to take care
i I of string of horses. Address The Al
gonquin Stubles, between Summit and
< irand on Dale st.
j)oitTi.li wanted at 150 West Seventh st.
VAl.l-.MIhN to sell Baking Powder. We
O put our good* in Glass hoiling Pins. S«i '
month and expenses, or commission. Chicago
linking Powder Co.. 707 Van Bucen st., Chi
« :ii;o.
C AIAI-. V o>. ((i:,;)iismo.\ uTmJen*
0 to handle the Patent Chemical Ink-Eras
ii c Pencil : the iii( st useful and novel Inven
tion of the af;e: prases ink thoroughly in two
ftconds; woiks like magic;^oo to:. percent
1 rofit ; agents making j>&o per week; we also
v ant ii genera] at-'ent to lake charge of terri
lory. ii iii 1 1. .1.1 .-til' agents: a rare chance
to make moi.ey; wiite for terms and speci
ireu of tiasijig. Monroe Er«<ter Mfg.Co. Xs
c . La Crosse. \\ is.
CmiEMAK i. wanted at 1941 StAnthony
ay.. Merri.im Park.
uii.t(ii(ii;-_v.!imcii, men of energy
kJ and tret to folicit for the Bankers' Life
AKtoclrttii n oi st. I unl. Minn.: liberal con
tract and splendid territory can be secured by
tcd:cssing<-lnrei^-e K.-.c>ir. M. I'aul. Minn".
Sil X i.KAI'II2- »£!•— ( intent steuog
-0 raj. hers iid tyj ( writer operators out of
cmploymcul ore invited to register their
Daxne« aud qualifications with our empiov
ii.entdepartment: no charce to eitlier em
-1 lover or employed. Wyckoff, beamans &
c-nedict. U4 !•.:.> i Fourth st.
STOVK Jsl ACKtKSand laborers at 314
East Seventh,
SJ'iovi: iji;i'ai;:i;k— An esperk-nced
i-J man wanted for repairing Moves at Amer
ican .■love Repair. J. c West Seventh st.
TAII.OH — S|. inly work tor steady man ;
German preferred. Henry Louien
Lisbon. N. 1).
rpitAVKLIXCJ MIS are making gioo
J- monthly with our side line; do you
want it? C." Edwards, 452 .Minnesota st.. m
Paul.
\7 Ol' can (,;:i btove repairs for all kinds
X of Stoves at American Stove Repair
Works, i.-> West seventh.
WE HAVE places for several state man
agers: positions are worth 82,1 00 per
ji-:ir. C. Edwards. 4'i~ Minnesota st., SLl'aul.
\UANI KD- Young people who need bus
>» mess educations to attend the Globe
Business College; terms reasonable; send for
catalogue. 1-. A. Maron. Kndicott ßuilding.
\\T ANTED- For the United States Army—
v * Able-bodied unmarried men beiwen
the ages of twenty-one ana thirty yean; good
pay, rations, clothing and medical attend
aiii-..-; anplicana must be prepared to furnish
biuislactory evidence as to age, character and
habits. Apply at Room -",'. No. ::4 Kast Sev
cnih st- St. i mil. Minn.
LOST Avn FOII.ID.
CAT!-; lost— l.f> t. lady's beaver cape on
Pleas-ant ay. Finder leave at People's
Ice Com puny. ii, East Fourth St., and receive
reward.
lyx- STKAYKD- From corner Fourth
XJ and Jackson, a large brown and gray
spotted pointer, slightly deaf. ]<eturn to K.
tJchiffmann Jr., corner Fifth and Rosabel
_j .\yn»'CTio.\
ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OK 3IUSIC
and Art, 'X East Exchange St., St. Paul—
Piano, violin, guitar mid mandolin luught.
I.eEKons given ii. drawing and painting. Cull
©i bend lor prospectus.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females.
5 ALL LADIES |
P 0
\ DESIRING
•^ HOUSEMAIDS %
) — fci-WING GIRLS V
< KITCHEN (URLS %
\ PANTRY GIRLS f
> DISHWASHERS — 0
) WASHWOMEN— %
! ? NURSES^ f
; ) Or any other kind of HELP, ran se- £
v cure th'-iiiViy advertising in ihe %
£ Globe Want Columns f
rtooK- Wanted, a plain cook and good
V^' ironer; no washing. Apply to 948
Laurel ay.
COOK —A strong cirl as cook tor the Home
' of the Friendless at once. Apply at the
Home for i lie Friendless. Lnfayette ay.
Dius'MARKK- Wanted, a first-class
dressmaker at Mrs. A. Stocking's Dress
making Parlors. 251 West Third St.; also two
apprentice girls.
HOUSi.V/OKK— with city references
for general housework. 45!) Dayton.
K WORK — Wanted, a competent
girl to do general housework in a small
family: a permanent situation and good
wages may be secured. Apply to Dr. J. K.
Finch. Hastings, Minn.
OI.SKWOIIR- Wanted, girl for general
housework. Call at once, 18UU Iglehart
St., Vermin Pirrk. ' Mrs. ii. S. Ostrom.
Hois. wok.-. — Wanted at once, girl for
general housework. d:.O Aurora ay.
IVTUKst: <SIHL ; wanted to take care of
li baby during day. Call K37 Selby.ay.;
jyfUKSE — Wonted, a nurse at 425 Portland
1* ay. : references required.
OAXiIiiSLiAUY wanted, with experience in
0 dry goods; references required. 17!)
West seventh st.. Seven Corners.
SECOND COOK and dishwasher at the
Great Northern Hotel, 285 Sibley st
SECOND GIRXi AM) COOK— Wanted. '
competent second girl and cook hi once.
MM Holly MV. ' ' ■ '
BUSINESS CBAMCE*.
.tlisecllaiieoiiN.
BARBER SHOP Foil SAL Pour'
chairs, four bath rooms, hot water system
of heating the shop: all tors6UU, on' easy
terms. Address F I IT, Globe.
HOTKL, FOB SAL.X CUKAP— First
class; new building; large transient
trade: good opening for practical man.
W. F. Wenholz, Echo. Minn.
WAN D— City saloon ; state price and
location. O 114. Globe.
riIYA-SC'IAI..
I HONEY 2
\ May be tight and hard to get. but }
■v you can get all you want by asking V
5£ for it through the Glohk Finan- 9
a cial Columns, to either buy or sell A
9 STOCKS, BONDS, d
h MORTGAGES. i
A BANK STOCKS, X
X GOVERNMENT BONDS $
? RAILWAY SECURITIES, f
d INVESTMENTS
ir of any kind, or character that the V
!> hnancial world ha.« to offer or to h
£ get rid of. %
BANK STOCKS a specialty: bonds, com
-l-> mercial paper mortgages, securities
bought and sold. George \\ . Jenks. Invest
ment Banker. Minnesota. Loan and Trust
Building. Minneapolis.
ttOULATi RAX LOANS and secured
vv commercial paper bought. 53 Kiim. fifth.
CHATTEL MOUTOAUK LOANS- 53
East Fifth sr. Rates are reasonable,
LOANS on Furniture, Pianos. Diamonds,
J etc. 13-14 First National Bank Building.
MoSr.i l.« a:> 'oil life insurance po
1»L jcies: or bought. L. P. Van Normau
1 • Guaranty Loan Buildinc. .Minneapolis.
MONKY LOADED on personal property.',
household goods, pianos, watches,
diamonds, etc.. in amounts from SIC to $50.
American Mortgage Loan Company. Room 7.
First National Bank, Corner Fourth and
Jackson sis.; take elevator.
11 1 ONKY ON HAM) to loan on city prop-
J-'-l- ertv and farms; lowest rates; no delay.
W. F. Moritz, 1013 Pioneer Press.
-F-K-I-V-A-T -£
>loi:ey loaned on diamonds, watches, pianos,
luiiiiture or goods in storage at loweilrates,
iiud small monthly reiurn payments; notes
and mortgages bought; most private loan
rooms in the city Ohio Investment Com*
)ia:;y. 132 Globe I 'nil.i-iig . lake fl-VRlor
PTh:«f*iOx^i a a.s.
Always RbU&BLE- Teits
: worth, clairvoyant: business iest medi
um: thirty years' experience. 531) Wabasha
tt., city.
MADAM MOSS. the well known clairvoy
ant and magnetic healer, has returned,
and can be consulted at 27 .East Seventh St.,
Room -; open evenings.
!\ 1 US. KATE II OS KINS, I'SVCHO
i-'i- metric reader and trance medium. 22j^<j
West seventh st.. St. Haul.
MKs. .... A. Tl>fei-, V— o24 Wabasha St.—
i'A Magnetic and massage treatment for
paralytic rheumatism and nervous diseases.
Clairvoyant reader, call it a m. to np. m.
I">hk I'iTliiA.N PK.N. at $1 a year.
X should be read by every K. of P. in the
Northwest; subscribe for it and keep posted
Address 03 East Fifth st., St. Paul, Minn.
j
i FOB SALE.
It/! APLK AM) lURCII H.OOiiIXU at
| iTi Jackson and 1-lih sts. Thompson & Co.
O fc. WI N G MACHINES — Second - Htnd
'-• sewing machines, all kinds. $5 and up
wards; warranted. Domestic Office, 13s East
Seventh.
STOVE — Coal stove, with oven, cost S3"),
for ST. 2i)2 Thirteenth st.
U7 HKREBV WISH TO CALL your
attention to the genuine reduction
sale of boots and shoes now going on at the
Market Shoe Store. 450 St. Peter st.: SlO,ij(io
worth of good, solid and reliable boots and
shoes must be sold within the next thirty
days, regardless of cost: now is the chance
to get your iootwear for very little money.
Remember the place, 450 St. Peter st., near
Seventh.
BYE WORKS.
AllLKitT & MINTKL — Minnesota
XV Steam Dye Works, '-'44 East Seventh.
If J. iiOC ii k.n— xTw. Steam Dye Works
XT • office. 4:6 Robert si.. Ryan Block Work.
5. r > anil 7 Indiana ay.
CI.OAIPIAKISG.
A— CLOAKMAKINU— Latest styles: we
• refer to any of our customers. Lack of
room has compelled Prof. Boyland to remove'
his cutting school, but the cloak rooms are
still at 45 College ay. west.
GKEAT FIAXO ISAIE<;.tI.\.
ON" 1 KLEGANT upright Decker Bros
piano, style 10, at about -one-half its
vail c; it has only been used a few months;
must be bold soon. ii. C. Hunger, 107 E»«( i
JhirdsL "Btiffll
THIS . KAIJNT jfA U£, 1)£l1IjX Cfi^UßE: TVK&DJLX JMUKJNING. OCTOBER 10, 1893.
SITUATIONS WASTED. '
.«! <•!«•.
DAIt If Kit— Wanted, steady job. worked
■U ten years at the trade; starting wages
wanted. Henry lloesli. Jackson, Minn.
BOYS FOB FLACKS, places lor Doys:
employment bureau for poor boys, free.
Newsboys' Club R00m, 313 WabHSha st. : open
from II to r. a. m.. and from 7 to c .l p. m.
BOY wishes to learu some trade or office
boy. Address M 115, Globe.
GLKItK — a voting mini, with a number of
J years" experience in grocery, also cigar
More, would iike position in or out of city.
Address A. J., 35 East seventh.
CI.XXK — Young man. aged twenty-four,
wishes position in store or office: quick
at figures, and can furnish first-class refer
ences. .Address E. S.. 20) Dayton ay., city.
Cl.i.liK — voungniau would like position
-' as grocery clerk in retail store: three
years' experience. Address T 116, Globe.
U'-'CKKK in real estate, insurance or law
' yer's office: good conveyancer and corre
spondent. Address N 114, Globe.
CI.IJKIi — A young man ot sixteen wants
a situation in a clothing or dry goods
store: has had some experience. Address F
IIS. Globe.
piOACHMAN — By experienced, reliable
v- 7 man. who can furnish the best of city
references, wants situation. Address II Jlti.
Globe.
/ lOACIIMAN- A young, sober and relia-
V> ble mau would 'ike situation as coach
man. Address A. Anderson, 2:>2 Grove st.
COOK— first-class man cook wants a sit
s uation: town or country. Address J.
I).. '-'31 Fifteenth st.. St. Paul. '
DUIVi.K — Young man wants a place as
driver; will work cheap; wed acquainted
in the city; good reference. Address Z 115,
Globe. '
DKUGGIST— Competent registered drug
gist with long experience, talking Scan
dinavian and some German, desires situation
in drug store; first-class references; no ob
jection to country. Address 'Arnica,"
Globe, St. Paul, Minn.
DKIHJ Cl.KKK— Wanted, position as as
sistant drug clerk: three years'experi
ence: junior course in college: good refer
ence; will go m country. Address N 116,
Globe.
DKUG Registered; nine years'
experience: best cf references: not par
ticular as to country or city. Address B. F.
P.. 275 south Western ay. • ■
Dlt IMS CLISKK— A boy sixteen years old
would like to get a situation in a drug
store; one and a half years experience. Ad
dress A. L. S.. G.J7 Palace st.
E.NCiIN iihit — First-class engineer desires
steady employment: city or country;
best references. Address B 112, Globe.
EN'GIN fcr.lt — A married man wants a po
sition as engineering a steam heal plant;
can do my steannitting: will take part pay in
house rent: first-class papers and St. Paul
reference. Address G 114, Globe.
FIX KM AN— situation wanted by station
-T ary fireman; best of references Address
V 111.. Globe.
HOSTLKK— Wanted, by a sober, industri
ous young man, a position of any kind;
used to take care of horses and drive. Ad
dress s 113, Globe.
OFFICE WORK- Young man, experience
in ofliee work, with best of references,
wants situation Address N 115, Globe.
OFFICE \V«U£K— young businessman
wishes position in office or on the toad;
good experience and best of references.
Address V 115, Globe.
OFFICE WOIIK- Night work -in office or
other suitable place, by a young man.
Address D us. Globe.
FFICK WOKR-A boy sixteen years old
wants a position in an office: has at
tended high school two terms and writes a
good hand. Address I. Lande, -'42 East Fair
tie Id ay.
JANITOR — Wanted, a position as janitor
by a married mau; can take care of steam
heater: can furnish best of references. Ad
dress L. L , York st., City.
SiTl ATON WANTKI), by young man.,
either in a library or book store; good
references. Address, p. O. box 47, South
Stillwater, Minn.
SITUATION— A small boy. sixteen years
of litre, wants a situation; can read and
write well. Address D 115, Globe.
OTKNOOltAPHKK— Situation Wanted-
O Stenographer and typewriter, experi
enced in railroad and eomiiiercial work.
Address I. 11. H.. Eighth and Robert sts..
rpitAVKLKK for or iii provision house;
.L good shopman : twenty-five years' expe
rience; speaks Oerman and English; good
references. Address H llti. Globe.
WANTKD— To take care of furnaces
»V through winter. L. F. Plough, 550 St.,
Anthony ay.
OK»v FOX IJOAKD— A young man
wants to work for his board and at
tend business college. Please address 641
Kudicott Building.
-WAITED TO BUY.
| BUY or SELL \
£ HOUSES, d
A HOTELS, >
\ SHOPS, f
<{ FARMS, f>
0 STOKES, &
A RESTAURANTS, d
\ BUILDINGS, ?
X BARNS. T
9 Or anything else that you may #
a have to sell or wish to buy, by m
A using the \
5 Business Columns of the Globe. i
OAFE— Wanted, a good second-hand safe.
O State condition and lowest cash price to
rnlmwr Mfg. Co.. Calmar. 10.
Proposal* lor lliiildinir*.
US. INDIAN SERVICE, CROW CREEK
• and Lower Brule Agency. S. D., Crow
Creek. Buffalo County, S. I).. Sept. 25th,
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed '-Pro
posals for Buildings," and addressed to the
undersigned at Crow Creek, Buffalo County.
S. I)., will be received at this Agency until
one o'clock P. M. of Monday, October ltHh.
1893, for furnishing all necessary materials
and labor and erecting and completing on
the site selected therefore on the Lower
Brule Indian Reservation. S. D., one (1) two
story frame warehouse building; eight (8)
two-story frame dwellings, and one (1) two
story frame stable, all in accordance with
the plans and specifications which may bo
examined at the offices of the Builders' Ex
change. St. Paul, Minn., the Builders' Ex
change. Omaha, Neb., the ■•Tribune of
Sioux City. 10., the ■'•Dakota Democrat," ot
Cnamberlain, S. D..and at this Agency. A
form of proposal is attached to the specifi
cations. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids or any part of pny bid, if deemed
for. the best interest of the service All bid
ders will be held tocenform to the provisions
of the Act of Congress, approved August 1,
1892, relating to the limitation of the hours of
dully services of mechanics and laborers
employed upon the public works of the
United States and the District of Columbia.
Bidders are required to state the period of
time proposed to I c consumed in the erec
tion of each of the buildings.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certi
fied check or draft upon some United States
Depository or solvent National Bank in the
vicinity of the residence of the bidder, made
payable to the order of the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, for at least five per cent of
the amount of the oroposal, which check or
draft will be forfeited to the United states in
case any bidder or bidders receiving an
award shall fail to promptly execute a 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 building sites,
means of transportation, etc., etc., apply to
Beaavertiscd for by
• FREDERICK TREON,
C. & Indian Agent.
SITUATIONS WASTED.
J>in«l«'s.
A J.I. L. AD IKS in need of fiist-ciass help
can be supplied at the Scandinavian
OBice, corner of Tenth and Stblay. -
A LADY wou'd like a place in a restau
rant or to do plain tewing of any kind.
886 Grove st. ,
BOOKKEEFKK— Young lady wishes
position: has had six years' exDerieuce
in bookkeeping and general office work; is a
good ivpewritet: references furnished. Ad
dress Z :iiis. Globe. ~_
BOOKKKKI'KR— Position by a young
lady who has had over live years' expe
rience; understands bookkeeping and type
writing; good recommendations. ' Address P
116. Globe.
Col'Ylst — Young lady desires position as
copyist; rapid penman; will work cheap.
Address P 109. Globe.
COOK— Wanted, a good cook, washer and
ironer. Apply to Mrs. L. H. Maxfield,
251 Elm st. ,
DKKSsMAKI'.R — A competent dress
maker wishes dressmaking or plain sew
ing at l(i2St. Albansst.
DKKSKMAKKR desires sewing in lam
■iJ ilies: first-class work guaranteed. Ad
dress 1' 115. Globe.
EJirii/VSIEST- A lady would like day
work of any kind ; not afraid of work.
Call at 4:; East Eisht, corner or Cedar.
HOUSKWOKK— A lady would like to go
out working by the day. Address M.
W.. Gf4 Mississippi st.
HOUSEWORK— A young lady would like
a position in some nice lamily, with
small wages; home more of an object. 384
Walnut st.
U oISKWOKK- A competent girl would
li like to do general homework in a small
family. Apply 433 Selby ay.
HUDSKWOKK — Colored girl wants gen
eral housework in small family; city or
country. 65 West Seventh St.", second floor,
in the rear.
HOUSKWOKK— A young Danish girl
would like to do housework. Call or
address hUO Western nv.
HOUSEWORK— A • competent second
girl wants a place in prive family; city
reference. Adiress ',ti4 Canada st.
HOUSKWO-K — Lady wauls general
housework in private family; good
cook; city references. 03 East Seventh,
Kooin If*.
Hoi;s< K!.ki»;:i;- situation Wanted— A
young lady wishes a position as house
keeper in or out of city, KH) Reaney st.
HOUSEKEEPER. — Situation wanted by
experienced housekeeper, middle-aged
widow lady. Address L 111), Globe.
HOL'SKKKi P:.lt — A middle-aged lady
would like a position as nousckeeper
in some nice family; Lest of references
given. i(S4 Walnut st.
II OUSEKEKPEK — Wanted, respectable
tl middle-asred Protestant woman iv a
widower's small family, where a home would
be a greater olject than wages. Addresr A
llii. Globe. ■■ -
HOUSEKEEPER — An American lady
would like a situation as housekeeper
in a small family: references given if re
quested: no objection to leaving city. Ad
dress It. P. S.. Box 27. South St. Paul. Minn.
LAUNDRESS —Situation wanted by a
young woman as lmindrees in private
family or by the day. Address' or call BU*J
Reaney si.. City.
NURSE GlßL,— Wanted, situation by girl
fourteen years old as nurse girl, where
housework is not required or expected; ref
erences furnished. Address W 4:». Globe. 9
NURSE— Middle-aged experienced nurse
will take charge of any case except
typhoid fever. 9J2 Edmund st. " '"^■• :
OFFICE WORK— Young lady would like
to do writing in some office: either long
hand or typewriting. Address F 114. Globe.
FFICE WORK— Youug lady would like
position of any kind; office preferred;
will work for small pay. H. 111), Globe.
OFFICE CLERK— A young lady would
like a position in an oihce: doctor's
office preferred; best of references. 244 East
Ninth st.
SEAMSTRESS — Competent seamstress
►— ' would like sewing Iv families or in shop.
Address A 1 17, Globe. .••■■••
SEWING— Plain sewing done nicely at 073
Hague ay.
WIN*; — An experienced dressmaker
wants sewing by the day in families.
Call or address 215 Rondo.
SITUATIONS WANTED —Four cooks,
'six second girls, four German girls for
housework ; city references. 3'J2 *elby ay.
OTENOGRAPHER— Competent and ex-
O perienced young lady stenographer and
typewriter desires position ; can furnish best
of references. Address (i 117, Globe.
STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, position as
O stenographer and typewriter by a young
lady who has had experience. M. J., 21
West Tenth st.
OTENOGRAPHER— Young lady stenog-
O rapher. good penman and understands
office work thoroughly, desires position;
will work reasonable. Address P ll3, Globe.
(JI'KNOGKAI'HKK — Wanted — Experi-
O enced lady stenographer desires a posi-'
tion; can operate either Remington or
Smith Premier. Address J llfi. Globe.
STENOGRAPHER— A competent lady
stenographer using either a Remington
or Smith machine, with nearly a year's ex-»
perience. would like a position in an office;
would do copying, assist on books, clerk, or
do anything to earn an honest living; have
also had seven years' experience as a mil
liner. Address D 117, Globe.
TESOORAI'HKR — Experienced lady
O stenographer desires a position : can fur
nish best city reference, and is willing to do
general office work; salary moderate. Ad
dress A 110, Globe.
rpYPEWRITI>T— A young lady typewrit
-L ist would like job work of any kind;
wil iwork cheap. Address Z 119, Globe.
AS» EKWOMAN— Woman eoes out
.washing, ironing nud housecleaniug.
Call or write to 361 Franklin St., second floor,
WASHING— Wanted, washing to do at
home: good satisfaction; call for It
and deliver. CO3 Mississippi.
ASHING— A girl wants work by the
day washing and housecleaning. Call
46 West Ninth.
WASHING— to go out washing
» V by the day and take washing at home.
Call at 226 Rondo st.
ASHING AND IRONING wanted to
V* do at home. Call at 715 Thomas.
117 ASHING— Woman wants washlmr,
VV Ironing and housecleaniug. 343
Kent st. -^
ASHING— Lady will do washing and
ironing; first-class work; call for and
deliver. No. 637 Mississippi st., in basement.
ASHING and ironing to taKe home;
V V 3") cents a dozen; rough dry, '£) cents a
doz. At 13/ ML Airy; call in rear.
WASHING— Want to go out washing,
ironing and housecleaning. Call at
711 Edmund st.
STOKES A3D FIXTURES
(||L£Si§K| tuiitssor iiTVitte i iffoflQ
:-*fc*g* I 1 iLt.^. uiuuiiiuciuiei |§f|rs2J Q
IBIiBSif
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES AND RIL.
LIARJJ SUPPLIES; Wareroom 405 and 4o7 •
Office and Factory 411 ami iVi Fifth avenue
outb, IniuueapuliM, Mlua. . .-•
\'- '"'' ' JOB REST.
a • .5 rAHKIfK A: WINNE,
I , -i£. Iteming Agency.
g ' j ,-j A cent* for Cure of Property,
* ; -, . Estates managed.
~ \ y 145 East Fourth Street.
J. W. Slicpard. O4 East 4tl» Sit.,
RENTS HOUSFS.'STORES, OFFICES,
* I-v^acts as owners' agent: collects rents.
1 —
; t House*.
CARPKT CLirAMNG and laying. Elec-
Vy trie Carpet-Cleaning Works, 150 West
Third st., Telephone 1200. ■
BOIISK— For rent, cheap, a fourteen -room
»--» part brick house on Canada, at 221 East
Seventh st.
HO LSI-: — Eight-room brick for rent. Ap
ply at 460 Virginia ay. '
HOUSE— Cosy, modern eisht-room house.
Walnut st.\ corner Pleasant; low rent.
Esteriey. 23 East Fourth st. - .
HOUSE — A four-room, warm-built, light
dwelling: good condition: no carfare.
Inquire 5:30 Mississippi. - _,
HOUSE— For rent, a new. modern im
proved nine-room dwelliug, No. 501
Canada st. .'•.<■.
H< USE — An elegant fourteen-room brick
house, south-facing on Grjve st . one
block from Jackson; rooms are all light,
bright anil sunny: nicely papered; large bath
room, commodious shed and yard room;
will rent this house until May I, 1894, for $.23
pet mouth: No. 1 location for rooming and
boarding. Inquire Room 7, First National
Bank, Corner Fourth and Jackson sts.
HOUSE— For rent. tiJ Central ay., near St.
Peter, nine-room modern house; ten
minutes' walk from heart of city; rent low.
Koom ■), Gilfillan mock. ' ___
HOUSE— For rent, 087 Harriet St., near St.
Peter, six-room modern house: ten
minutes' walk from heart of city; rent low.
Boom 1), Gilfillan Block.
HOUSK— For rent, line modern house, C 23
Ashland, §25: partly furnished. J. W.
Crosson. 218 East Third ft. ' '
House — house to rent for the
winter. -64 Dayton ay.
HOUSE— Furnished House. Crocus Hill-
Fine house and grounds one year or
more, 53'J Goodrich ay. Charles A. Moore.
HOUSE— 2<J7 West Third st.; tine order;
good yards: range; laic improvements;
central; good neighborhood.
HOUSES— $35— New eight-room, all mod
ern houses, corner Kent and Iglehart its.
James O'.Meara. 303 Jackson st. • • -
(jVUIiOKUEit & DICKINSON, 16 East
0 Sixth, for carpet cleaning, feather and
mattress renovating and upholstering.
TAYI.OKs REN I ING AGKSCV-
X GLoßji BUILDING —WE RENT
houses, stouts. offices. take
cllauge of rented pkopeuty and
make collections.
j ni Flats.
FI.AT— For rent, 515 St. Peter st. r three
;-T t room fiat, modern: $10 per month.
Fl..\rs — Free rent for October in the new
X;, Virginia Flats, facing Central Park and
Summit ay. east: finest flats in the city; steam
heat, elevator, electric ligbi. etc. ; rent S")U:
also at 57 West College ay., six-room ground
"floor flat,' S£v Apply to janitor or F. S. Bry
a;;:. ■
I Fl, AT>— Modern flats, with steam heat,
JO hot and cold wattr. $20, $23, 325. $28,533;
' these Hats are $10 to 515 cheaper than any
similar Hats iv the city. Beife'.d Block, cor
ner South Hubert fat. an.d Fairfield ay. E.
Johnson. 'agent. . ' - ■ -
Booms.
A-—IIOTKI, BRUNSWICK, for gentle
• men only; fifty modern steam-heated
■ rooms by day, week or month.
>'• A KGYL.K. NO. 6— St. Peter and Central—
XX ! A nicely furnished room for one or two
gentlemen: steam heat, gas and bath.
pAKKOLL ST.. 380— For rent, four nice
v_' rooms. Inquire at 377 Iglehart st.
Ci i:i> a K ST., -Nicely loruibhed rooms
' for rent; use of bath.
pEDAR ST.. 617— Corner Summit Ay.—
v>/ Elegantly furnished room for one or
two gentlemen: gas, bath, furnace heat;
board it desired. . .
ChDAK ST., 637— Two nicely furnished
■i front rooms, together: about five min
utes from city hall. - ■
COLI,K«E AY., 18, EAST- Pleasant fur
nished room for rent; modern conven
iences
HOTKLBAKTEAU, 41— For rent, pleas-
JLJL ant furnished room for gentleman and
wite, or two young ladies.
HOTKL, KICIIELIEU— Corner of Sev
enth and Robert— Newly remodeled,
first-class furnished rooms, §1.50 per week
and up; S3 per month and up.
TCLEHAUT ST., 81— Four fine rooms;
-I- ■ bath room, hot and cold water, etc.;
ground floor; cheap rent.
IGL.KHAKT. 09 — Large, new and nicely
furnished front alcove room, suitable for
two or three peisous: gas, bath; also a small
room. ■ ■:-:_-. ■,"
OLMSTKD ST.. 324— For rent, furnished
front room with alcove; all modern con
veniences.
ROBi.KT ST ,7CC— Nicely furnished front
room: modern improvements; bath,
etc.; furnace heat: house pleasantly situated
facing ex-Gov. Mcrriam's grounds.
SMITH AY.. 13 >— Nicely furnished rooms:
: all modern conveniences; easy walking
distance from business.
CJMITH AY., Three unfurnished rooms
0 for light housekeeping. •
SUMMIT AV.,2ti — Nicely furnished rooms,
pleasant location; modern conveniences;
with or without board. .
TENTH, 414 EAST — Gilfillan Row —
Rooms furnished. $4 to $10 month; one
front, with alcove.
JTUSNTH ST.. 287 FAST— For rent, five
-L furnished rooms for housekeeping.
TENTH ST., 287 EAST— Three furnished
' rooms for rent. ."..-■"
TTTOriA— 493 St. Peter-Nicely furnished
yJ rooms, single or en suite; modern
improvements. '•".'--
WALSU C ST., 307— Furnished and un
■ furnished rooms, single or en suite;
• modern conveniences; central location.
ABASHA. 523V»— Corner Tenth St.—
n A.y Furnished rooms for rent; place quiet
■££"] Stores. '
TORE F'JR RENT- Inquire at 507 W°st
M 1 Seventh st: good location for grocery,
1 dry, goods and creamery businees; rent
. cheap. i s
yj j Office*.
OFFICE ROOMS over bank, corner Sev
j enth and Wabasha. John Klein.
lot I CHIROPODIST.
/"^OOI> THING FOR SOitE FKfcT—
VT Good Luck Salve lf your druggist does
! not keep it, send or call on W. 11. Lockwood,
1 chiropodist, St. Paul. Minn.; 25c, 50c and $1
-box.
ACCOUNTANTS.
HAi.Th.AIFLE. ski Germania Life lnsur
» an re Building, expert and auditwork
-MISCELLANEOUS.
DLKASANT HOME and beet care for two
-17 ■ or three babies or small children; refer
ence given and required. Address B 34. Globe,
Minneapolis. -
DEATH TO ALL INSECTS
.^vJ - r- _ Bugicide Powder is thß
= XX "only sure killer of Cocfc
, -VJa_^ roaches, Moths, Fleas, Bed
¥BtiKicide A few is the
only sure killer of Cock
roaches, Moths, Fleas, Bed
bugs. Lice. A few applica
"JT^SX. tions kill them. For sale
: in St. Fuiil, .♦l ii., by
fw\ UieKyau Dru2 Co. and
' • f _ ■ . tiriss*« Cooper & Co.,
01 the-Bugiciat Mfg. Co., La Crosse, *.Wia. - ■
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous,
THKEE LOTS on East Winifred st., be-
A t ween Anita and Bancroft; this week
only §1,500 each. Address V 113, Globe.
«£•"! »}F\(\ CASH takes house and lot,
•IP Ji)A**J\J good location ; snap for party
wanting good home. Call 6toß p. m., 013
Charles St.. city. G. A. I. add.
HORSES AJXI> GABSIA6ES
5 HAVE YOU A 5
% HORSE. t
< CARRIAGE, "£S 5
? phaeton, hdi t
d VICTORIA. £
A HARNESS, A
i sleigh. i
? ?J2 PONY or 5
? VSa JAUNTING #
£ CART a
# To Sell, or do you want to Bay one? V
A Try the columns of ' >
| THE WANT PAGE. J
CASH PAID for horses, buggies, har
nesses, wagons, sleighs, etc. Winslow
& Zimmerman, 116 Fifth st. south, Minne
apolis.
HORSES WINTERED at stables one
mile east of the city; box or single stalls,
and the very best of care guaranteed; chill
taken from water: plenty of room and feed;
terms reasonable, and best of references
given; horses called for and delivered. Ad
dress W. F. Gtiernsay. Box ;.6^. St. Paul.
CLAIRVOYANT.
POSITIVELY A
GENUINE MEDIUM.
DR. GEO. M. TYNDELI,
No. 26 West College avenue, and one of the
most eminent mediums in this country, has
arrived, and can be consulted on all affairs
of life, business, sickness, lawsuits, divorces,
pending pension claims, contracts, abseut
friends, missing wills, buried treasnres. spec
ulation, or anything you may be in trouble
or doubt about. \\ hen in the Tkance he ad
vises you on all subjects. His revelations
are certainly wonderful, and are acknowl
edged to be of the highest order. He advises •
you with a certainty by a higher than human
power as to the proper course to be pursued
in life. Brings the separated together,
causes speedy marriages, tells you all your
pas', present, and future. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Call or write. Dr. George M. Tyu
dell, as West College avenue, between Waba
sha and St. Peter streets. No lime for idle
gossip. Letters with Si answered.
Notice Is Hereby Given
That the Common Council of the City of
Duluth. Minnesota, will meet at the council
chamber in the city hall in said City of Du
luth at eight o'clock in the evening of Mon
day. the 3'Jth day of October. 15 ; .)3, to receive
and examine sealed proposals tor the pur
chase of gold-bearing cotiDon bonds of said
City of Tj'uluth to the aggregate amount of
two hundred thousand (200,000) dollars in de
nominations of one thousand (1.0:0) dollars
each,, with proper interest-bearing coupons
attached thereto, the principal to be made
payable in tnirty years from the first day of
November, lfU3. with interest not to exceed
five (5) cent per annum, payable semi
aunuitliy. May Ist and NovemLer Ist iv each
year, principal and interest to be made paya
ble in gold at the American Exchange Na
tional Bank, in the City of New York.
The tale of said bonds will be awarded to
the highest responsible bidder at a sum not
less than the par value thereof, and bids
must be accompanied by a certified check tor
not less than 3 per cent of the amount so
bid. C. E. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the Common Council of the City of
Duluih, Minn. [Corporate Seal.]
Dated Dnlnih. Minn. Oct. 1". is;i:i.
STATE OP MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey— ss. Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of George J. Mc-
Nellis, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Mary McNellis, of said county, representing
that George J. McNellis has lately died intes
tate, a resident and inhabitant of the County
of namsey and State of Minnesota, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this County,
and praying that administration of said es
tate be to he her granted :
It is Ordered, That said petition be heard
at a special term of this court, to be held at
the Court House in the City of St. Paul, in
said County, on Wednesday, the Ist day of
November, 1893, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice of such hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publishing this order
at least once in cacti week for three succes
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the St. Paul Daily Globe, a daily newspaper
printed and published in said county.
Dated at tot. Paul, this 7th day of Octo
ber, ( J3.
By the Court: JOHN B. OLIVIER,
[l. s.] Judge of Probate.
It. A. Walsh. Attorney.
Or the lUtquor Habit. Positively Cured
by administering? Dr. lluines*
Uolden Specific.
It la manufactured as a powder, which can be
given in a glass of beer, a cup of coffee or tea, or
in food, without the knowledge of the patient, It
is absolutely harmless, and will effect a perma
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It hat
bean (riven in thousands of cases, and in ever;
instance a perfect cure has followed. It Here
Full*. 48-paee Book free. To be bad of
L. & W. A. MUSSETTER, 3rd & WabashG St.
Trade supplied by SOYES BROS. & CUTLER
and RYAN DRUG CO.. St. PAUL.
GOliOF:* SPES'lFUM'O.Props. ClacinniM.'*
PATENTS.
JAS. F. WILLIAMSON
COTJXSKLOR AND SOLICITOR.
Two yean aa an examiner in t!i9 U. 3
Patent Office. Five years' practice. .»29
331 Guaranty Loan Building, MinueapolU
Pioneer Press Building. St. Paul.
China D U Una-oner Razors Hoi
Decorating 111 111 nCgCIICI low Ground
207 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn.
Dealers in IXL Pocket Knives, Eng
fsh Carvers, Barbers' Supplies and a full ling
lio Toilet Articles. Shears and Clippers
ground.
nil rev — Dr. H Waiie, Specialist, nineteen
I*ll to, years in. Minneapolis. Why suffer
1 ■•■"*'■ when cure is mild and certain
Ask hundreds of leading citizens of St. Paul
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to treat
ment and cure. Pamphlet free. 1219 Haw
home avanue, Minneapolis.
WANI See if the Globe
ii nil i ag a ant me(
urn is not more
popular than all
An 0 other papers com
fiUO, ttned.
; BOAUI> OFFERK!).
5 Y ou C AN B OARD I
% RICH MAN, %
5 POOR MAN, i
X BEGGAR or f
£ THIEF, 6
3 AND THEY £
A CAN FIND \
\ ROOMS AND X
? HOUSES THAT
? WILL GIVE d
A THEM RELIEF.
BOARD— alcove room for rent with
board.suitable for two; also table board.
301 West Third st.
BOARD— 151 Summit ay., nicely fur
nished steam-heated rooms, with board.
Boa Hi) — Private — Young man who would
like to get board and rooms in private
family can, with another young man, get the
use of two rooms nicely furnished. Call 501
Bart Seventh st., second floor.
BOARD— 558 Robert St.— Large front room
and board; also small room; terms rea
sonable. - > '"".' ■:';. -■ •
BOAHD— strictly first-class board,
room with steam beat and accommoda
tions at moderote prices, call at No. 7 Lyons
Court.-*on Sibley si., between East Ninth and
Tenth.
BO AUD— Furnished rooms, with board, in
large modern house; steam-heated rooms.
•210 East Ninth st.
BOAKD— Two front alcove rooms, each
suitable for married counle or four
yoiintr men. with board. 520 Cedar st.
BOAKD — Pleasant south-facing rooms,
newly furnished, with board. 522 Cedar
CAl'll OL HOTKI.— New throughout; all
modern conveniences; good board;
street cars handy; quiet and respectable.
4r.5 Wabasha.
S~ EVKJJTII ST., 830, WEST- Furnished
O room, with or without board.
UrpHrc MINER"— rooms and
-I- board can be secured for the winter:
excellent location for business people. 162
College, corner Sixth.
DOOTOSI '
BfDnvpin Avenue, Corner Fourth Street,
MINNEAPOLIS, - MINNESOTA.
The oldest and Only reliable medical office of Its kind in
the city as will be seen by consulting old files of the daily
picas. Kt-Kularljr gr»«|i •.«■!] auit Irgall/ quallged; long
eiigitced in Cbronie, Ncr -Js and Skin Dineut-s. A friend
iy talk costs nelhiiig. If inconvenient to visit the city for
treatment, medicine sent by atail or expreiu, free from
observation. Curable cane* (uaraDturd. If doubt exists
we say so. Hour.— lo to 12 a. in., 2to 4 and 7to 8 ]>. m. ;
•Sundays, 2 to 3 p. m. If you caunot coaie state case by
llorvnilO riDhllitv Orgnnle Weakness, Falllni Jlmb.
nCIVUUO lißUllllj, ory, lack of Enerty, PhrsUal
Decay, arising from Indiscretions, Excess, lm* -l^ence or
Exposure, producing some of th» following effects: Sir*
Tousnesi, Debilitr, Dimness of Sight, Self-Bistrust, im
festive Memory, F^mples on the face. Aversion tc Society,
Loss of Ambition, Vmitiiess to Marry, Melancholy, Dys
pepsia, Stunted Development, Loss of Power, Pains in
the back, etc., are treated with success, Safely, I'riva'i Ij,
speedily. Unnatural Discharges Cured
Permanently.
Blood, Skin and Venereal Diseases, /'L,
.v.iig Body, Now, Throat, Skin and Bones, Blotches,
Eruptions. Acne, Kczema, Old Sores, Ulcers. Painful Swell*
ings, from whatever cause, positively and forever driven
from the system by means of Sufo, Tlme-tettvd Reraialefb
Stiff and Svoll«u Joints and Kheumatisui. the resuit c°
Blood Poison, Positively Cured. KIDNEY .^ND UR
INARY Complaints. Pitinfi:!, liifflcult, '00 Frequent or
Bloody Urine. Goaorrhu** and Stricture promptly cured.
ATA DDL! Th'"*'. "'"*♦ Lnna; D.'si>ms»; Constitii
(in I nnnli and Acquired Weaknesses of both
Sexes treated suco«ssf ully. It is self-evident that a phvs.
tciau paying particular attention to a class of cases attuiu
great skill. Every known application in resorted to and thd
Srcved good remedies of all ages and countries are used,
No Experiments are Hade. On account of the great
number of ta. « applying the charges are Kept low; often
lower than oti.^i. Skill and perfect cures are important.
■.'all or write. Syinptosa Hit null pamphlet free by mail.
The Doctor has successfully treated and cured thousands
nf cows in tins city and th ■ Northwest. All consultations,
cither by mail or verbal, ate regarded as strictly confident
till, and arc eiven perfect privacy.
")R. BRIMLEY. Minneaoolis. Minn.
GalenicMedicai Institute
No. 67 E. Third St., St. Paul, Minn.
-ggsWsß&w^ Established in l'iGl
>SgSgly>Siyigv, for the cure of private,
g^y"V^\ nervous nnd chronic
/»S7fia__«i i^S\ diseases, mci nc 1 udi n g
]£m£biiA~- : ~ -^^ If?™ spermatorrhoea or
KKfJ^a Seminal Wenkness,
vi^* r^4io*3*ffl potency, Syphilis,' Go
norrhoea, Gleet, Strict-
Jmßijps£W^Xii3\ ure - Varicocele, Hydro-
COP YBatBRED • The physicians of
F if the old and Reliable
Institute specially treat all the above diseases
—are regular graduates— and guarantee a
cure in every case undertaken, aud may be
consulted personally or by letter.
Sufferers from any of these ailments, be
fore consulting others, should understand
their diseases and the latest improved treat
ment adopted at our institute by reading our
books.
The Secret Monitor and Guide to Health,
a private Medical Treatise on the above dis
eases, with the Anatomy and Physiology of
the Sexual System in Health and Disease,'
containing nearly 300 pages, and numerous
illustrations, sent to any address on receipt
of reduced price, only Tweuty Cents, or
value in one or two-cent stamps.
Pamphlet and chart of questions for stat
ing case sent free.
All business strictly confidential. Office
hours, 8 a. m. to 5 :30 p. m. Sundays excepted.
Address letters thus:
<«AI/1-;.1IC INSTITUTE,
St. I*:uil. Minn
-
dfTfeller,
I£CEast Seventh St.. St. Par. Mn
Freedliy curesall private, nervous, chroa
•lid blood and skin diseases of both sex
without the use of mercury or hindrauc
from business. NO CUKE, NO PA V. Pri
vate diseases, and all old. lingering cases
where the blood has become poisoned, cam
ing ulcers, blotches, sore throat and mouth,
pains in the head and bones, and all disease*
of the kidneys and bladder, arc cured for
life. .Men of all ages who are suffering from
the result of youthful indiscretion or ex
cesses of mature years, producing nervous
uses, 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 from
one of the leading medical colleges of the
country. He Una never failed in curing any
cases that ne has undertaken. Cases and
correspondence sacredly confidential. Call
or write for list of questions. Medicines sent
by mail and express everywhere f rea from
risk and exposure. ■
Health Is Wealth.
V*. B.C. Wmi'i Nibyb ax© Brain Thbm
" JIEtiT, a guaranteed upeciilc lorllysteric Hit
dueis. Convulsions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia
Headache. Nervous Prostration caused by tna
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wa'kef ulness, Men
tal Depression, Softening of the Braiu re
fulling In insanity -end leading to misery de
cay and death. Premature Old Age, barren
. ness, Loss of Power in either sex, Involun
tary Losses and Spermatorrhoea, caused by
overexcrtion 01 the brain, self-abuse or over
indulgence. £ach box contains one month's
treatment. $! a box, or six boxes for 9>
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to care any case. With each order for
' six boxes, accompanied with $ , we send th.i
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money It it does not effect a cure. ; <.T;i:ir
, outees issued only by W. K. Collier, mccessor
10 nippier A Collier, dru^giau, seventh aud
bibler *;«., St Paui. .lima.
AUCTION SALES.
15. HaHoßiiy, Auctioneer.
AUCTION OF S. FB.NE'S STOCK
•fl of Clothing— Positively going out of.
the clothing business. Commencing Saturday,
Oct. 7, at 10:31) a. m.. 2:30 and 7:30 p. m., and
will continue daily until the entire stock of
SI 6. 500 worth of Men's and Boys Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps are sold.
Come and buy Roods at your own prices
Remember this sale is bona" fide. 51-53 East
seventh st, near Cedar. E. Holloway, auc
tioneer. ■ •■-->;.
PAarciiso.
\\7ALTZING TAUGHT CAS V— Private
»* lessons given in ballroom dancing.
James Hodka. fi'J.' Cedar. -.- •■•:■
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
Tinbnfc SCO Nicnllet ay., Minneapolis :98 E. 3d
llbnclO St.. St. Pant. Union depots both cities.
leave St. Paul Union Depot, akri ye.
VYillmar.Morris. Brown's
bß:osam Valley & Breckinridge. :45pm
Fergus Falls, Fargo and
b&:3oam Grand Forks b6:osam
Osseo, Clearwaterand St.
bS:33am Cloud b6:ospm
AnoKa, St. Cloud and
b3:3opm Willruar blO:5"S am
b4:3Jpm Excelsior & Hutchinson. bll:Js am
"Willmar. tSioux City,
JFargo, Winnipeg, Pa- ;•■
aG :30 pm ci lie Coast a7:4J air
JOss o, St. Cloud. Fergus
Falls, Crookston, G.
Forks, Kalispell, Spo
kane. Great Falls, Hel
ena, Butte and Pacilic
a7:4spm Coast al2:3spm
EASTERN MINNESOTA.
Duluth, West Superior,
Elk River, Jlilaca,
Hinckley, Princeton.
b1 .•n.'; pm gAnoka h(s:s"pm
a. daily: b. except Sunday: §Buffet parlor
cars on trains to Duluth and W. Superior;
tßuffet sleepers, joining and Bullet cars,
palace sleepers, tourist cars triweekly and
free colonist sleeping cars.
Jsl^lfii^fliPli TICKET offices
1 1 b^"| klS£t%r* 2l ' East Thlrd
yy^& w? " d uva n Depot
*^^ a '^ fct. Paul.
"AI-WAYS o\ T?M^!."
The On'yLina SSS&STSK^ "
BAGGAGE CHECKED & w T tol 691
--jl.):li.):liI >- Except Sumlav . ljenve Arrive
( Kx. Monday. xEx. Sntur.l:iy. St. Pul st Paul
H. Joseph and KitnSas City. f 7 .►> (l i r ■ , M
t-t. Joseph fuid Kansas I'ity... f 7 55 pm r 7 4i>a-n
Sioux City Local Express - - - f 7 SB am f MO™
Sioux Cily.Omaha&lilk Hill? \ 7DSp" \ ;«££
I'ipestniie and Sioux Falls -. : 7* am ; mJ3
Wfnnebago and Elmore - - - { 736 am { 6 ]op,
.New L-hn, 'J racy and >'icrre - - x 7 55 pm ! ; 40 ™
JHiluili. Ashland Mnci superior X 9 00 am > i 00 urn
nulutha " (1 Superior Ul »i.m JflOaS
MorshCeld and Wausau -—-(.» Warn ;lOM pai
f CHICAGO TRAINS—
■I ;£? a r , £i ll « Express"- - t foo am no 30 piu
1 3 0r ! d , 8 .- I ' alr Express"- - t esspm h2ospm
I Aortli-Western Limited" } bloimi r720 am
Minneapolis, St. Paul
IPIPJI & Sa!Jlt — e Maria Ity
f|pTfvliP"<'2TV TICKET OFFICE,
M^SsS^ 35>S Hubert St.
•85»"^ Telephone, 1 < »5 3.
Leave. St. Paul Ulli0 " pot. Arrive.
Atlantic Limited Vesti
buled through train, daily.
i«r Eecanoba, -auk sic.
Marie, Montreal, liostjn,
|Nr* Yorka-d a:i Eastern
6:10 p. m. pui is -. - - .8:65 a.m.
I Pacific Limited Vistibuled
through train, daily, for
Valley City, Minot, V.n
couver, Seattle, Tacoina,
Portia id. San Francisco
anil all Pacific Coast points.
C:35 p. m. China.Japan and Australia. lA p. m
Wis. iJiv., l«cal. daily ex
cept Sunday, via St. P. & ]).
- . jR. R. and Bald Eagle, !or
Turtle Lake, Prentice and
8:20 a. m 'Khiiieltuuler - -. - - - 6:25 p.m.
Broadway Depot.Foot 4th st
St Croix Falls Accnmmo-|
5:00 p. m. dation, daily except Su UayjlJ 10 a. m,
!~00 Line Depot, 2d st. and
• • 4th iiv. north, Minneapolis. ;
Minn. Div., local, daily ex
cept SuiKlay, lor liull'alo.
Paynosville, Ulenwoud and
B:3\ a. m.< lakes ........ r , :;n v m
NORTHERN PACIFIC !
The Dining Car Line to Fargo. Winnipeg
Helena, Butte and the l'acilic Northwest.
Dining Cars on Winnipeg and — — L
Pacific Coast Trains. Lv. Ar.
Pacific Mail (daily) lor Fargo, l
Jamestown, Livingston, Helena,
Butte, Missoula, Spokane. Ta- 4:15 i::ti
coma. Seattle and Portland. ...Id. in. p m.
Atlantic Express (daily) from *
Portland. Tacoma, Seattle, Spo
kane and Montana and North s:io
Dakota pointd pin
Dakota and .Manitoba Express
(daily) for Fergus Falls, Wall De
ton, Crookston, Grand Forks,
Grafton. Winnipeg, Moorhead.j 8:00 7:11
Fareo and Jamestown . p. m. a. in.
Fargo local (daily except Sun
day,,, for St. Cloud, Brainerd and 9:0"> 6:15
Fargo — _ a. m. i p. m.
Dakota Express does not run west OI Fargo Sunl
days. Pullman Sleepers daily between St Pan,
: nd Grand Foiks,(!ratton, Winnipeg, Feigns Fall -
Wahpeton anil Fargo. Pullman First-Class anil
Sleepers are ran on through Pacific Coast
•f rains. C. K. STONK, City Ticket Agent. 162 Baal
Third Street St Panl
/^j. Ticket Offices: SLt
fir it '«Gir*<>^ street, corner Fifth, and
[MILWAUKEE! Union Depot, St. Paul.
«^°StPAUI< / *Daily. +Ex. Sunday.
/ lEx. Monday.? Saturday
g 3^/ Le.— St. Paul— Ar.
Chicago ""Day" express . mj.>u:h r.Mip.u
Chicago ••Atlantic" express | *255pra •12:10
Chicago "Fast Mail" .. I *U:jsp m *^:l.ip;u
Chicago "Vestibule" Lira... *S:lo pin *7^aain
Chicago via Austin and Dv- I
buque _.. !4:lopm 110:25 am
Dul>uque via La Crosse t8 0"i am tlO:l3 p m
St. L<iuis and Kansas City.. *9:15 a m *(i:10 pin
M. Louis and Kansas City.. :7:15 pin 17:45 a m
Calmar and Davenport -tV:IS am fteSQ pin
Milbank and Aberdeen t»:00 a m tGW din
Milbank and Aberdeen . *p:35 pin *7 4> a a
MiuneaDolis trains leave *7:;j>. t-i a nT~
•12:15, *3, *t5:35 and +10:50 p. m.
for detail information call at ticket olrice?
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.
■ Arrive . , Depart .
3:-4(;pm s:.)U ami St. Paul. I 1 :v5 pm! :15pm
4:-i'pin ,S:4' am|Miniieap'lis|'-.-:4'»pm| :.-.">pm
Direct Li in oto Kllll <;luiro, ■v»At£o»~a
and .Milwaukee.
VESTIBULED SLEEPERS
AND DINING CARS.
All Trains Run Daily.
K< >?i^*^ VJ^'— Leaves Union Depot for
St^-«'^s~K'' 1 Chicago and down-river
I illiflllllllllll ' >oiuts - ;t - lii p.m. Ar-
T^iiißiiiifiiiU 9 r ' v *-'s from same points
I l:i Hi p.m. Daily. Leaves
iiv±r*''l Union Depot for Chicago
Mai fiiiiilf and St. Louis. 7:3 > p. m.
: IBB^m^»B§3 Arrivesfrom poiun
Msaa^dSJ^^j 7 :'So a. m. Daily.
/CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
v^ Co. Trains leave Union Depot. City
Office. 364 Robert Street, corner Fifth.
♦Daily. tDaily ex. bund. Leave. | Arrive
tChicago Fast Express.. ... 7:^. am . I :o.'iptn
tlowa, Mo. 1 & Kansas Ex. , ..|T:.."p am U:i.ispui
•Dodge Center L0ca1.... .... 3:35 tun lUM.'.um
•Chicago Limited .;.. 7:3Jpm| 7:a.'iarn •
*Dcs Moiiies. St. J. & K. C..;7:.ij i.mi 7:33 am

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