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A Mlifc BAROMETER.
AtU Hie boy \\i:o ► ellslbe papers
rml lie will tell 3011 more about
tirculatlon Slum all the affidavits
tlial can be published. ,Jue>ttryit
5 i.«; yon will be convinced thuliiie
( lobe Eeadw all-
WANTS CAN BE LLI'T
At t!if> Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and Sunday
Globe.
W. I). llerriii. -": Broadway.
1?. 11. Kecves, druggist, Moore block. Seven
corners.
C. T. HeJlcr, druggist 828 St. Peter street.
t traight Bros., druggists, cornet of Rondo
j Mi Grotto.
William K. Collier, druggist, 191) East Sev
enth street.
A. T. Guernsey, druggist, 17! Dale street.
V. A. Ilirsrber. druggist, -'■ ' - lionrio street.
Farter & V e&tby. druggists, Kast Third
meet.
K. HcCruddcti, confectionery, 408 Rice
itreet
W . A. Frost & Co., druggists, corner Selby
nd Western avenues.
B. 3. Wilie, druggist SCO s';irket. corner
Fifth.
iiATl«i>!>> OFl'i! S£i;i»
Males.
A GUM'S— Wanted, reliable agents to en
gage in a money-making business that
will secure large profits to themselves and
their customers. Write for information.
'I he Guaiaiitee Investment Company. 209
--214 Adams Express Building. Chicago. 111.
AGKM'S make 8> to 310 a day selling the
Kllis water filter in towns and cities
having water works. Frank .1. Culbert Gen
eral A gem, 16 Urcmley Park, Boston, Mass.
A<ii- NT s — >:.inry or commission; the
greatest invention of the age: the New
Patent chemical Ink-Erasing Pencil; sells
on Bight: works liKe magic: iigfclitsare mak
iiifi from S-'.s to fl'J.'i per week. For further
particulars write the .Morirpe Eraser Manu
facturing Company, X 4. La Crosse. Wis.
CAB DUlVKK— Experieucea cab driver
wanted at 24U Spruce .st.
}J<IKKMAN- Any one who wants a
man to lend to furnace call or address
20:j University uv. : can furnish best of refer
-I'l OPS.
OI'EKAiOJis — Experienced operators
wanted 0:1 overalls, shins, pants and
<luck coins; sK-iim power machines. Apply
10 foreman low er s Dry Goods Company.
VJi»J-H;j'ioit>-\\ 'tuned, men ot energy
O and Uict to tolieit for the Bankers' Life
Absociation of st. l'iu:l. Minn. ; literal con
n net and splendid territory can be secured by
: Odref-sing Clarence 1.. >-(-i-(ir. m. Paul, Minn.
Sii ->«.«. itATsii competent stenog
raphers and ewriier operators out of
tmplovmeiit me invited to register their
unmet and qualif; i.at ions with our employ
11,flit uc-|iiii'tiniiit: no choree to either em
ployer or emjiloyed. Wyckoff, beumans &
lienedict. in Kn»i Fourth si.
UKtNKCIi'iTKKs- at 65 Germania
O Life Builainpr. City.
OTKONU liuV W.WTKIi-Oiie who has
*J hud some experience in tin shop pre
erred. No. 14'; hale st.
\\j ANTKD— Hustlers to handle ourquiefc
»V selling household articles. We handle
everything, and can save ou money on any
articles you are soiling: come and see us. M.
Brown <fc Co.. ."■si Wabasha st.
WA NTt I )— Addresses or energetic men
and women wanting permanent work;
sf:>o :i week guaranteed I. experience uuneces
sary; goods monopoly; pay sure; system
perfect; office and delivery team furnished;
terms free. Address K. 77, Box :j:soj, Boston,
Mass.
U' ANTKii —If you area Catholic and will
work for <|,s pur week write MacCou
nell Bros., -5 Arch st . Boston, Mass.
WANTKI)- For the L'nited Slates Army—
Able-bodied unmarried men beiwen
the ages of twenty-one ana thirty years; good
pay, rations, clothing and mcaical attend
ance; aoplicai must he prepared to furnish
s.itisJactory evidence-as to age, character ami
habits. Apply s.i lioom -07, No. 4 East Sev
enth st., Si. caul. Minn.
U; \ .r«.;> four young men to learn
telegraphy; can make board. Globe
Business ' '•:;. -'-. Kndi( on liniliiiin;.
_ WAITED TO tit: »T. ~
{^ I.AT— Wanted, by a small family, gen
-1 llenidu, wile and baby, a tive'or six
room unfurnished Hat, with steam heat
1. atn room.--, etc., in short, all modern im
provements, g<>o<t location, near electric or
<::ibic cars, not u> exceed £40 per mouth. Ad
dress J. i).. (,;obe.
Rk...m--v. ii. 11 nice furnished room in
private house within two or three blocks
of the Aberdeen hotel. Address W l{ A
Box 2.V.0, City. ' ' "
€ I.OAKMAKHHG.
ni.(),\KM.\hl.x; — cloaks made re"-
V^ modeled or repaired; til and iinish guar
anteed perfect, boylaud & Clark, 45 West
< olJe-i- ay.
__ ACOUISTASTS. .
H. •<« - ■■■ . •.... liermiuiua Lite lnsur
« 1 ii< c Buildinif. cm crt and miditwoik
V«TATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
0 Httmscy— -~. Probate Court
In the mutter of the estate of Andrew Lund
berg, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Andruw Lui«ll>erg, due-eased, late of the
Couulr.oMtamscy and State of Minnesota
l.cinq granted to Louesa Ztcber;
It is ordered, hut >-ix months be ai d the
same is hereby allow d from and after the
<lrtte of this order, in which all uersons hav
ing claims or demands against the said de
ceased are required to file the same in the
Probute Court of said County for examina
tion and allowance. or b ■ lorevcr barred.
It is further orde ed, That the lirst Mon
<lny in May. A. 1). I-. i. at lv o'clock a. m., at
ji general term of said Probate Court, to be
held ill the Conn House in the city of Saint
Paul, in said county, be. and the same hereby
is appointed lit the time and place when and
here the ■ said Probate Court will. examine
und adjust said claims and demands.
And it is further ordered. That notice of
si..!: hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate by forth
with publishing this order once In each week
for three successive weeks' in the at. Paul
Daily Gu>be. a daily newspaper printed and
published in suit! eon my.
Dated nt Suinl in::!, this loth davor Oc
tober, WSi.
By the Court : JOHN B. OLIVIER,
11-I 1 -- ■• ! Judge <_•;" Probate.
SSTBJATIOrSS O FFEKEI). >;l
Female*.
DINING ROOM GlßLS— Wanted, ex
perienced dining room girls. Apply
ISM* Kast Third St. ' " .• '; .
HOUaKWOßK—Conipetenfgirl for gen
eral housework at once. Mrs. . A. K.
Fruden, 04 Ahbland.
I! Oi .WORK— Wauled.a girl for house
l I work that can do cooking; good pay.
Inquire 276 Kast Eighth st. ■ •:;-■
HO ITS*: WORK— Competent girl foreen
eral housework In small family; none
other need apply. f-8G Portland ay. -
"]\r UKM E— Wanted, a competent nurse girl.
1 > 44!) Portland ay. ■
FIAA^CIAI
BANK STOCKS a specialty: bonds, com
rurrcial paper mortgages, securities
bought and sold. George W. Jenks, Invest
ment Banker." Minnesota Loan and Trust
Buikliup. Minneapolis.
A A —THE MA.\D.IIiI)I,UAX CO.,
• ii» i2B Robert, corner Fourth, room
•■. loans money on pianos, furniture, dia
monds;, wiitehe*: perfect privacy guaranteed.
LOANS on Furniture. Pianos. Diamonds,
etc. IS— l4 First > ational bank Building.
M01>... i. .i.x -on life insurance po
icies; or bought. L. P. Van Norman
■ ■ Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis.
MONEY LOANED on personal property,
household goods, . pianos, watches,
diamonds, etc.. in amounts from $10 to $50.
America]] Mortgage Loan Company, Room 7.
First National Lank, Corner Fourth and
Jackson sis. ; take elevator.
11,1 OKKV ON HAM) to loan on city prop
l?X erty and farms; lowest rates; no delay.
W. F. .Voritz. H-V.i Pioneer Press.
MONEY in any amount to loan on chattel
mortgage. 53 East Fifth.
-P-K-l-V-A-T-E
Money loaned on diamond*, watches, pianos,
furniture or goods in ttorage »t lowest rates,
and small monthly return payments; notes
and mortgages bought; debt private loan
rooms in the city. Ohio Investment Cow
pany, 132 Globe Biiilriiuz: joke elevator.
Ci;l Hi Hi xo IKVKMf immediately
VI,UUU What can you offer? Lambert,
342 > ednrst. '_ "
'BUSINESS cii.onE^.
Miscellaneous.
BARKER SHOP FoR SALIC— FOOT
chairs, four bath rooms, hot water system
of heating I lie shop: all iorSUO'J, on easy
terms. Address F 117, Globe.
FOIJ SALE— Small drug store in St. Paul.
-T Address X 118, Globe, for particulars.
FOR SALE— Drag store; cash only; in
voice 51,500; good location, good busi
ness. Address Clara L Grove, administratrix
Amos F. Grove, deceased. Grand Rapids,
Minn.
Hun,!, FOJt sAIiJ.- Three-story brick
hotel in Brainerd. fine paying property
in center of city, for sale on easy terms. Ad
dress J. M. Gray, Brainerd. Minn.
PAitTNKK WANT. I) with a cash capital
of about SS.OJO or S;o,<a)> to invest in A
No. I manufacturing business, well es
tablished: locution of business in the city of
St. Paul. Pays a profit from 3D to 35 per com.
Average number of men employed, 30 to 35
men. For further particulars, address T 119,
Globe.
11/A.<ifcii-'l'o hear from persons who
» V -,vish to secure $1,000 by investing from
only $311 to $3j on the installment plan. Call
or write. Reliable agents wanted. The Guar
antee .Investment Company. 209-214 Adams
Express Building, Chicago, 111. ;",":;.
FOR SAILK.
MAPLE AND KIRCH it LOOKING at
ill Jackson and 1-llh sts. Thompson & Co.
UJ HiKhBV »»ISH TO CALL your
• V attention to the genuine reduction
sale of boots and shoes now going on at the
Market Shoe Store. 45t. St. Peter st. : Sll',ooo
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.
LOST A*» FOli.Tin.
COW F.tUND- Yesterday morning, big
red cow. Inquire Barbara bchuitzius,
at Lake Coino, Lake Phaien ay.
COW STKAYKD— large red cow; re
v^ turn to 78. > Goodrich and get a reward.
I}l!K*i- FOUND— Sept. 12, on St. Peter,
a lady's purse containing sum or money.
Address James Diflley, Rosemount. inn."
R1N«; LOST — A heavy gold ring, some
where on Lafayette ay. Finder will re
ceive liberal reward lor return to 3*3 East
Seventh.
RING LOST — Near Hastings, on morning
i- of Sept. 12, by dropping from the Bur
lington train, a gentleman diamond ring.
Full value of the ring will be paid to any one
returning to W. E. Alaeraw, Glube counting
room.
TIME BOOK LOST — A weekly time
book; finder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving at ">G> Jackson st.
C 1 A CASH LOST— Please return to this
yi'^ office, and rweive reward, i— i
DYE WORKS.
T7"AHLKI*.T & ui.mki, — Minnesota
IV Steam Dye Works, 244 East Seventh.
1/ •». «.OCiir..N-X. W. Stcum Dye Works
A • office. 4!ti Robert St., Ryan Block Work.
s:'< and .-7 Indiana ay. • ■ .
1 3 STB I CTIORS.
SI . AGATHA'S AC-ADKM.Y OF MUSIC
and Art, 20 East Exchange St., St. Paul-
Piano, violin, guitar and mandolin taught.
Lessons given in drawing and painting. Call
or send tor prospectus.
IU>ASSi> WASTED.
BOARD— Wanted, board and room in pri
vate family adjacent to Grand ay. car
line, near Dale St., by single gentleman. Ad
dress w 117. Globe.
GREAT JPIA3O BARGAIN.
ONK KLKGANT upright Decker Bros
piano, style lii, at about one-half its
value; it has only been used a few months;
must be told soon. li. C. -Nuuijx-r, lU7 East
lliird -i.
STATE OP MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
0 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 .1. .McNellis has lately aied intes
tate, a resident and inhabitant of the County
of uainsey and Mate 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, lbU3, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice of such hearing De given toali
persons interested, by publishing this order
at least once in each week for three- succes
sive weeks prior-to said day of hearing, in
the St. Paul Daily Globe, a daily newspaper
primed and published in said county.
Dated at Paul, this 7th day of Octo
ber, INI3.
By the Court: JOHN B. OLIVIER.
[i.. s.] Judge of Probate.
R. A. Walsh. Attorney.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING. — Office
. Chief (Quartermaster, Department of Da
kota, Saint, Paul, Minn., October 0, ISO 3.
SEALED PROPOSALS, fordoing the neces
sary printing for Headquarters Department
of Dakota (the work to be done outside the
Government Building) during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1804. will be received at this
office until 11 o'clock a. m., the <nh day of
November, 1893, and opened then. Blank
forms of proposals, and full. instructions to
I'id lers, will be furnished on application to
hi- office.— John V. Fi:key, Q_unrterniasit.T,
I". », Army, Chief O.uarterma»tt;r. - -
THE SAIJNfT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER x(t Lmu .
SITUATIONS WARTEIII
.(lie.
BOYS nil! PLACK>7 places lor uoys:
• employment bureau for poor boyp, free.
Uewßtoys' Club Room,;ti:i Wubasba H. : oi>en
ficm I i to i . n. m.. and from 7 ton p. m.
BOOKKKKPKR AND CORRESPOND
enl — A thoroughly experienced man, ac
curate, temperate and excellent penman.
trams position • after Ist <jf November: ex-.
cellent city references. Address J 22. Globe.
BOOKKEEPING or office work by young
man: good references; wages no object.
V I-". Globe.
800K Young man, an expert
bookkeeper, wonts set of books to keep
evenings: books out of balance a specialty;
will work reasonable. Address D I2>, Globe.
BOOKKEEPER— Bookkeeper, with five
years' experience in furniture and stove
business-, would like situation; best of refer
ences. Address S 121. Globe.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experi
enced, temperate and a rapid penman,
wants position at reasonable salary: excel
lent references. Address V 115. Globe.
BOOKKEEPER— A competent man can
give six hours a any to any desiring his
BPJTice: best of references. Address B. S.
A., Globe office.
BOOKKEEPER, thorougnly experi
enced, temperate and a rapid penmtm,
wants position at reasonable salary: excel
lent reference?. Address A 115, Globe.
CLERK— position as clerk in a
v> bakery or cigar store. Address X 44.
Globe.
CLEKK — Young man would like position
vv as dry goods or grocery clerk: experi
enced; good references. Address X 117,
Globe.
COACHMAN— A steady, experienced man
v^ wants situation with private family as
coachman; understands the work thorough
ly ; best of references. Address Coachniau,
3-7 East Seventh si.
CORRESPONDENT — Wanted, position
VV as correspondent or comidential cleric;
experienced; best of references : Dond given
if desired. Address T. J. Church, 237 Union
Block, City.
COOK— Wanted, situation, by first-class
meat and pastry cook, in or out of city.
vddress Cook, 407 East Seventh st.
C^OOK— All-round cook wants situation;
■> town or country. Address James Ward,
2:)l|East University. St. Paul. Minn.
C~*OL.LECTOK— Situation wanted as col-
J lector; experienced; bond and refer
ences furnished; salary no object. Address
B 125, Globe.
DRUGGIST— Registered: speaks German;
-city or country. Address X 27. Globe, j
Minneapolis, - 111 -MB
ENGINEER— A steady, reliable young
man wants engine or steam plant to
run: good references given. Address 1) 121,
Globe.
EMII.OVMKNT- A fifty-seven year-old
man wants work ot any kind: talks
Swede and English; willing to work for
small wages during winter. Address 277
East Fourteenth st, up stairs.
ENGINEER — A competent engineer
would like position: will lend steam
heating furnaces or anything in his line,
town or county. -Address .M. Allen, 702 East
Seventh st.
FIREMAN — wunter* by station-
J ary fireman: best of references given..
Address V ill, (.lobe.
I^IKKMAN wants situation: capable of
J- taking charge of block. Address X 110,
Globe.
OFFICE WORK— Wanted, by a boy of
eighteen years, a situation in office or
store: have had experience in wholesale
business: can furnish references. Address
John J. Brown, 447 Lnfond st.
FFICE WORK— Wanted by a young
gentleman a position in commercial or
railroad office; experienced; references as
to character and ability. Address M 112.
Globe. '
OFFICE WORK— Wanted by a boy of six
teen years, a position in some "store or
ofliee; can furnish references. Address II
123. Globe.
OFFICE WORK— Wanted, position in
railroad office by young man who has
bad considerable experience in division
superintendent's office as stenographer and
clerk; eood references. M 113. Globe.
APKRHANGKR — First-class paper
hauger and painter will engage with ho
tel for winter. Address A. J. C, 133 East
Ninth, city.
PHARMACIST — Registered pharmacist
L wauts position; no objection to country;
speaks Norwegian: first-class references.
Address X 100. Globe. Minneapolis. Minn.
STENOGRAPHER— Male, five years" ex
perience, open for engagement, rapid,
accurate and good accountant; references.
Address R. G.. 004 Jessamine st.
WANTED- situation in a dru« store, by
a boy sixteen years old. one and one
half years' experience. Address A. L. &.,
637 Palace st.
ORK roil BOARD- Wanted, to -.o
chores for board while attending
school. Please call C4I Bndicott build in
P ASCII*
11 WALTZING TAUGHT EASY— Private
» * lessons given in ballroom dancing
James Bodka, :'2J Cedar.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
JT "WATERWORKS SYSTEM.— U. S. In
dian Service. Fort Peck Agency, Mont.
Poplar Creek, Mont., October 10, iß'.»3 —
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed "Pro
posals for Waterworks System," and
addressed to the undersigned at Poplar
Creek, Montana, will be received at this
agency until one o'clock p. m. of October 31.
lbl)3. for furnishing and placing in proper
■position (in strict accordance with specifica
tions which will be furnished bidders upon
application to the undersigned) one (1) 1,000
--bbi. water tank, one (1) -Eclipse" wind-mill;
complete (or equal). 10 feet in diameter, iron
pipe, rubber hose, reel, fire hydants, etc.,—
list of same being attached to said specifica
tions. Indians to be employed to do all
necessary work of excavating for water pipes,
foundations, etc. Rates per day to be paid
them will be supplied bidders on application.
Bidders will state in their bids the length of
time proposed to be consumed in the con
struction of said system. The attention of
bidders is invited to the act of congress ap
proved Aug. Ist. 1892. entitled "An act relat
ing to the limitation of the hours of daily
service of laborers and mechanics employed
upon the public works of the United States
and of the District of Columbia." The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids, or any
part of any bid, if deemed for the best inter
est of the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must Le 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 atleast FIVE PER CENT,
of the amount of the proposal, 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 aeon
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 noi be considered. For any fur
ther information apply to
CAPT. 11. W. SPROLE, D. S. A.,
Acting U. S. Indian Agent.
STOKES A*'l> FIXTURES
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES AND BIL
LIARD SUPPLIES; Wareroom 405 and 4o7;
Othee and Factory In and 41b Fifth avenue
; outb, luiuneapolU, Miuu, -
SITUATIONS WASTED. ij
females. '
ALL LADIKS in need of fiist-elass help
can le supplied at the Scandinavian;;
OB>ce, corner of Tenth mid Sibley . . ,$
BOOKKi.KPKiC — Young lady wishes
position": has had six years" experience;
in bookkeeping and general office work; is tf. :
good typewriter : references furnished. Ad
dress Z 305. Globe. Vf
BOO.vivtKl'tii— lady, thorough
bookkeeper, -stenographer, typewriter
and insurance cierk. wants a situation; best
references. Address C 1.-3. Globe.
/"lOOK— A first-class French cook wishes
v> employment in a good private family:
best of references. M. W., 40!) St. Peter st
CIOOK — Position wanted by ar. experienced
' female cook In or our of city. Address
200 Dayton ay.
INING ROOM GIRLS— dining
room girls, exDerienced, reference. want
situations together. Call or address 20W*
East Thirteenth st. ■_
I UKSSMAKI-.lt— First-class dressmaker
XJ wishes engagements in private families.
Address J lls. Globe. .
DKLSsMAKKi;- dressmaker
wants sewing by the day. S7l Arcade.
EMPLOVMKNT— A lady would like to go
. out to work by day. Call or addtess M.
W., CSI .Mississippi st. "
MPLOYMs.NT— A German lady wculd
like a place working by the day or res
| taurant work. 2Mi Grove.
EMLPJLOI MKNT— man with best of
J-i reference wants situation of any kind
where he can earu his board and have some
time fur study, tr. M. V.. 10-10 Birch st.
HOUSKKKKPKR— A middle-aged lady
wants a~- position as housekeeper; have
exrerieuce. and can bring reference. Call
-.i'J Fourteenth st. ; no objection to country.
HOUStHKEPKIt- Situation wanted as
■ housekeeper for a small family; wid
ower's family preferred. Call at U7 West
Tenth st. ~" ..-.".. '
HOUSKKKKPKR — Middle-aged lady
wauts a position as housekeeper or
nurse: can produce city reference. Ivoomis,
423 East Seven tnsr. * -.
OUSKCLKANING— A girl would like
to go out .housecl-eaniug and washing.
Call at 10 West Exchange si.
HoL'Si.WOUK wanted in a small Amer
ican family by a young Scandinavian
girl. 23!) Martin st. '
LAU>'DKKS'-»— Woman wants place in
laundry; understands ironing. 18Si East
Tenth st. •
MAKKKIi- wunted by an ex
perienced marker and sorter. 184 Western
ay. north.
— Middle-aged experienced nurse
will take charge of any case except
typhoid fever. 92 Edmund st.
NUK»K — Competent nurse will go in.,
country. 50 - St. Anthony ay.; tele
phone 1036. . -.
NUasiNG— Wanted, to bo out nursing;
can give references: will do light house
cleaning if necessary. Address li 120, Globe.
[V l'K""K — Situation wanted by lady past
i* middle age as nurse for invalid or house
keener: no objections to leaving -the city T
Call at !)7 West Tenth st. " c .
NURSK — \S anted, nursing by professional •'■
1' nurse; confinements preferred. Addressj
057 Cook st. . -,
NURSi— A lady wishes to- lake cnarge of.
a young child at home; best of care.
Address li 47 West Seventh. "• - '"
NUiihiu — A lady would like to go. out
1~ nursing. Address 3J7 Grove st.
OFFICE \VOii«v "wanted by a young lady,,
with experience. ; : Room j>J, 15U West 1
Sevenjh st. ■. *
OFJTIC*; WO»K — Wanted, position' by
lady experienced in various, kinds of)
office work: understands shorthand, type
writing: small salary acceptable. Address
291 Martin st. ;•';■
OFFICK WORK- lady would like
to do longhand writing in some office.
Address C 54, Globe.
OFFICE WORK— Wanted, position in of
lice by an experienced young lady. Ad
dress L 12U, Globe. \
Professional: nuk>k, having a
pleaaaut home, offers home and services
during confinement. Address B I-:.. Globe.
OKA STRfc-SS wants plain and chil-
O dren's sewing iv families. Call or ad
dress 177 belby ay. ■
SECOND GIRL — An experienced second
girl wants a place in a private family;
city reference. Call or address E. 8., 139
E»st Tenth st. •
SBCOKD WORK— Wanted, second work
or place as nurse in nice private family;
experienced iv sewing; can come well rec
ommended. Address O l.v. Globe.
SEWING — Wanted, by experienced dress
maker, sewing to do at home or go out
by the duy. .51 West Third st.: Room 10.
SKWING — a dressmaker would lake in
sewing or go out by the day in families.
Call or address .'ls Rondo.
SITUATIONS wanted by six competent
O cooks, four second girls, four German
'girls for housework. 3U2 Selby a.v.
STKNOGKAPHKR— Situation Wanted—
k5 Young lady stenographer would like po
sition where she can earn enough to pay
board. o«J3 East Ninth.
OTKNOGRAPHKR — 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 122, Globe.
SiKNOGRAPHKR— Competent and ex
perienced stenographer desires position
for half a day. Address M ISO, Globe.
OTENOGRAPHKrt —Competent stenog-
O rapher wants work, temporary or perma
nent: will work for reasonable salary. 11 124,
Globe.
STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, a position
O as stenographer and typewriter by a
young lady who has had some experience;
willing to work for a moderate salary, Ad
| dress Z 122. Globe. -
WORK FOR HOARD— A young lady,
attending school, would like to work
foi board in nice family, centrally located.
Address W 120, Globe.
WOKK FOB HOARD— A young woman-
V V wants an easy place to work for board;'
near the high school; references. O 11SV
Globe. i;
WANTED — A young lady with good inu-'
sical education would like a good
home in private family in exchange for
piano lessons; can furnish references. H. C.,-
--049 Jackson st. Louisa » hryst. _,/
WANTED- Woman wants washing and
ironing to take home 200 E 13th st. ■•
WASHING— girl wauts work by thd l:
• day washing ond housecleaning.* Call
46 West Ninth st. . . s.
WASHING— Lady will do washing and
ironing: '60 cents a dozen; first-class
work; call for and deliver. No. 337 Missis^ s
sippi st , in basement. it
WASHING— Wanted, to go out washing;
by the day. 550 abasha St., Room 10; J
third floor. ! '
WASHING— like to take in wash
ing;, will do ii cheap and good. Mrs.
Jennie I chlorhaufer. 694 Blair st. r;
WASHING— Woman goes out washing,
ironing and housecleaning. Call or
■ write to 217 East Seventh, second* floor,
Room 4. ' '
ASHING and cleaning offices. Mrs.
Mary Scott, 409 Fifth st. ....
WASHING— washing and iron
ing to take home. Call at 226 Rondo st.
WASHING— w shitiß aud iron
ing to lake borne; cents a dozen:
rough dry. 20 cts. At 137 Jit. Airy St.. in rear.
ASHING— A colored lady would like to
~ go out washing by the day. or take it
home.' Address 14!) East Thirteenth st.
WASHING— A gotd German washing
woman, would > like to take family
washing at home; first-class washing; at 590
Robert st. >- .^-.^. :'.^. J .'.
■ \\/ ASHING wanted by the day to take
** home, orgooui. Call at 840 Vau Bu
renat. -~r -'--- — - i -r~' ■'."■...■'•'.;
•\ "" ~ '"*".
; ;"' ' ; FOX BEST. •.;"'•;"•;' .
'^EHith & Taylor's Renting la-sit,
• (jo 218 .Manhattan Building.
Hoi'SE— Portland ay., ten rooms:
- I '-* brown stone dwelling; a thoroughly
olejraiit and- complete house; unexcelled lo
cation; ill dc vacant Oct. 1.
■■ 4 House — .57 Summit place, nine room?, with
.bath, furnace and all modern conveniences:
bMi of location: within twelve minutes'
walk of the court bouse.
: -Mouse — Iglehart st.: a pleasant home;
Sin. Od per month: eight rooms, with bath.
: House— For rent. 58; Holly ay. ; ten rooms:
few; all modern improvements; $45.00 per
mouth to good tenant.
House — 707 selby ay. ; a neat, compact and
thoroughly complete eight-room house;
warm mid well built; a pleasant place, for
the right party. - .. . :^>
House— For rent, complete home, corner of
Kent and Rondo sts.; eight rooms, bath, fur
nace and nil modern conveniences; house
brand new and everything in apple pie order.
House — rent, corner 01 Dayton Hud
Virginia ays. ; one block from cable; eight
rooms, with bath: a large, pleasant home
cheap to the right party. Smith & Taylor,
21S Manhattan Building.
L'OK BfcST- East Eighth st; eight
-• rooms, with furnace, city water and all
conveniences; just the place for furnished
rooms. . ■ ■ . . . ;
442 John st. : an eight-room flat, only $18
per month.
043 Fremont st. : a modern nine-room
house, with bath, city water and sewer con
nections; it is a veritable baruain tit $16 per
month. Smith & Taylor, 218 Manhattan
Building. •."s^v^v . . - .
J. W. Sliepard, »i East 4th St.,
RENTS HOUBFB, Si OfiKS, OFFICES,
nets as owners' agent: collects rents.
__ Houses.
COTTAGES— For rent.eotlages.five rooms,
\-J and «8; flats, five rooms and bath.
$10; six rooms and bath. $14, etc.; see us be
tore renting. 11. 11. Schulte & Co., 103 East
Fourth st.
HOUSE— For rent cheap, a lourteen-room
brick house. 547 Canada. Call 231 East
Seventh st. ■
HO list — For rent, $30 a month, house and
grounds :>3t> Grove St., corner Pine; worth
$>0. Nicols & Dean.
lj«iUst-: — For rent, house of eight rooms,
■l-l 347 Walnut st.: low rent. Inquire 325
Ramsey st. .f±
HOi; Furnished House, Crocus Hill-
One year or more; line house and
grounds. £89 Goodrich ay. Charles A. Moore.
HOtJSK— Furnished house to rent for the
winter; owner would like board. 264
Dayton ay. . ■
1.-JOUSES for rent from Jo to $50 per
IJ mouth. John 11. Hickey, Germania
Life Building, Minnesota and Fourth.
HOUSK— For rent, eight-room house and
barn on St. Anthony Hill, convenient
to cable line; house contains ail modern im
provements: possession given Nov. 1 or
sooner if desired; low rent to good tenant.
William P. Billiard, Hooni 45, National Ger
nmu-Ainericau Bank Building. ■ ../:'."■ : : :
HOUSE— No. 401 East Eighth st: ten
• rooms; modern improvements; $30.00
per mouth. D. Bergman, 357 Jackson. ■
HOUSE— rent or sale, twelve-room
house, three blocks from Aberdeen;
modern, warmly built, two bath rooms, large
closets, grates, furnace; partly furnished if
desired; rent reasonable to reliable parties;
or for sale on easy terms. Itobert Craig, 114
East Fouith st.
HOUSES— For rent, 01) Central ay., near
, .. St. Peter, I'-roum modern house with
furnace: US7 Harriet st., near St. Peter, li-room
modern house, no furnace; fii>9 Harriet St..
mar . st. Peter, £-room modern house, no
furnace. These houses are warmly built,
. neighborhood desirable, rout low. Inquire
Rootn !). Gillillan Block ■ - '— - -'--
UCHUOKUIiK & DICKINSON. 16 East
i O- sixth, for carpet cleaning, feather and
mattress renovating and upholstering.
TAVl.Olts KbN'I'lMU A(iE>C\
-l GLOBE BUILDING —WE RENT
HOUSES, STORKS, OFFICES, TAKE
CHARGE OF RKNTED PKOPEUTY AND
MAKE COLLECTIONS. -... •
Flats. '"
FI>AT!» — Modern Hats, with tteam heat,
hot and cold water, $20, §23, 935, $2>,s:il;
these flats are 510 to $15 cheaper than any
similar Hats in the city. Beifeld Block, cor
ner South Robert st. and Fairfield ay, E.
Johnson, agent.
FLAT — To rent, seven-room fiat, with
bath, hot and cold water; very cheap.
Inquire 174 Dousnian.
ICooiiis.
A -HOTKI. BRUNSWICK, for gentle
-tJL» men only; fifty modern steam-heated
rooms by day, week or month.
A —EIGHTH ST., 16— Neatly furnished
xli rooms; steam heat and gas; cheap rent.
CIEDAR ST., Lytle Terrace— For rent.
V--' furnished rooms with or without board.
CEDAR ST., 637— nicely furnished
>— ' front rooms together; About live min
utes from city hall.
OU.EfiE AY., lU, EAST—Pleasantfur
v^ uished room for rent; modern conven
iences
ROOMS— Unfurnished rooms for rent.
XV suitable fur housekeeping. Inquire A.
Winter, ti Kast Ninth st.
ROOMS— One or more newly furnished
rooms, with furnace heat, gas and bath
room; 15 minutes' walk from court houte.
Call 58 Tiltou st.
EVENTH ST., 255 WEST— For rent, ex
ceedingly pleasant furnished, warm, light,
large room, containing every modern con
venience: sure to please; SlO per mouth; pri
residence. ■ . .- .
OHIvKMAN Si., 34 —Houses aud rooms
O of all sizes and prices, close to business.
SIBLEY ST., 53S— Furnished or unfur
kJ nished rooms; cheap for winter.
ST. PETER ST.. Ryan Block— For
rent, two nicely furnished rooms, with
gas. bath and steam heat, suitable for. two
gentlemen. . . i-^j
. ''piL.TON ST.. 62— For rent, one nicely fur
i- nished room in private family bath and
heat. : .
LTTOI'IA— 493 St. Peter-Nicely furnished
> rooms, single or- en suite; modern
improvements. -. . - ,r
\I7AKASHA. b?6V»— Corner Tenih St.—
• V Furnished rooms for rent; place quiet.
WALNUT ST., 307— For rent, furnished
*y or unfurnished rooms; mod e/ucon
veniences; single or en suite. -'•■»-.-.
Miscellaneous.
HOTbL for rent, twenty-two rooms; steam
JJ heat; partly furnished; center of city;
chean. Apply I East Sixth st. -
■ \ -/ CHIKOrOIMST.
GOOD THING FOR SOWE FEET—
, " Good Luck Salve — If your druggist does
• not keep it, seuct or call on W. H. Lockwood.
■chiropodist, St. Paul, Minn.; 25c, 50c and $1
■ box.
Notice Is Hereby Given
: a •-■...■.- :-: ; =- l - : - .";;»-';
I j That the Common Council of the City of
'Du'luth. Minnesota, will meet at the council
chamber in the city hall in said City of Dv
■ luth at eight clock in the evening of Mon
• day, the 30th day of October, ISD3, to receive
and examine sealed proposals lor the pur
chase of gold-bearing council bonds of said
• City of -Duluth to the ■ aggregate amount, of
two hundred thousand (200,000) dollars in de;
liomiuations 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, 1803. with interest not to exceed,
five (5) per cent per annum, payable semi
• annually, May Ist and November Ist. in 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 I'^nds will be awarded to
the highest respond t>'.3 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
.'.ji: Duluih, Minn. .-" :' : [Corporate Seal.]
I Dated Duluth, Hiun, Oct. 10, 1893.
ISEAI, ESTATE FOX SALE*
Smith & Taylor's List.
218 Manhattan Building.
t£:l Onn~ LOT on Lincoln »▼-. near
•i!'J.»V7VJvy Cbatsworth st. ; great bargain.
We sold this lot for $1.8(0 four years ago.
tO Ann— SOUTH-FACING LOT on
KAs)tJ\J\J Marshall ay., between Kent
and Dale sts. : street is paved and has
sewer, water mid gas.
WJK OFFKIt a complete house on selby
ay.. near Grotto St., at a bargain;
must be sola at once.
tjiM Af)A-COR>KK Hondo and Kent
<tP^*l*JyJ\J sts. we offer a lovely home,
eight rooms and bath, hardwood finish, all
iiioaern improvements: terms easy at 6 per
cent. This property is ottered at §I,UOO less
than cost.
WE tiFFiiK offices in our building, "The
. Manhattan," at lower rents than other
first-class buildings.
\\7 OOULANI) JPAKK property at a bar
» » gain, on the corner of Holly ay. and
Arundel St.: we offer 40. 00 or 100 feet at
$135 per front foot; this properly has asphalt
pavement and is 143 feet deep to an alley. '
AiiOHfon Summit place at a bargain,
near Nelson aw: this is one of the
pieasnn test places to live in the city; handy
to business: will take a little trade. .:
MONEY TO LOAN in large or small
amounts.
BOARD OFFEHKI).
BOAKD— rent, nice furnished rooms,
with board. In private family; house
has all modern improvements; ten minutes'
walk from postofliee; references required.
Address Z 120. Globe. ~
BOAKD— Newly furnished rooms, with
board; rates, ladies, $3.00 and 50; gen
tlemen, $ 4.00 and 84. per week. 5y4 Jack
son St.
BOAKD— Bedford House. Corner Eighth
and Sibley Sts.— Pleasant rooms with
board; transients. $1 per day.
BOARD— One double and on* single front
room with board. l'J2 East Tenth st.
BOAKD— Forrert. from parlor, also back
parlor, with board. H7 Pleasant ay.
BOAKD — For rent, two elegantly fur
nished rooms with steam heat and bath,
and first-class board. 235 West Fifth st.
BOAKD-For rent, choice front rooms,
well furnished, with board: those who
wish day board only can be well accom
modated at 145 Pleasant ay.
BOAKi-— Furnished rooms, with board, In
large modern house; steam heated rooms. ■
210 East Ninth st.
BOAKD— Two front rooms for rent, with
board; one on the first iloor. 633 Waba
sha st.
BOAKD — Two front alcove rooms, each
suitable for married couple or four
young men, with board. 520 Cedar st.
BOARD— Front alcove room for rent, with
board: suitable for two; also table board.
301 West Third st.
UrpnK MlNEß"— Desirable rooms and
.JL board can be secured for the winter;
excellent location for business people. lt>2
College, corner Sixth .
Health Is Wealth.
Dr. E. C. West's Nsnvi akd Brain Tiumt
*e>t, a guaranteed specific forilj-steric i>J{
zitie»s, Convulsions. Kits. Nervous Neuralgii
Headache. Nervous Prostration caused tjy tun !
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakef illness, Aleu i
mi Depression, Softening of the Brain ra
(suiting la insanity and leading to misery, la
cay and death. Premature Old Age, barren-
Deks, Loss of Power ia either sex. Involun
tary Losses aud Spermatorrhoea, caused by
overexertiou o! the brain, sell-abuse or over-
Indulgence. Each box contains one month's
treatment. Si a box. or six boxes for S\
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to euro any case. With each, order fot
six boxes, accompanied with $ , -to send th
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money it it does not effect a cure. Guar
antees usued only by\Y. K. Collier, successor
to uippler<& Collier, druggists, aeveulli aud
Uibler Mfc, St. Paul, Mian.
GEORGE B. PERKINS, JOHN LOUT). WM. A. KOBKRTS.
I'reMdent. Vice President. Sec. uiid lien. Mau
THE YORK
(Incorporated by Special Act of Maine Legislature, 133)),
OF BIDDEFORD, MAINE.
LIFE INSURANCE ON THE
NATURAL PREMIUM PLAN.
It has inaugurated the most popular forms of Life
Insurance that were ever offered to the public, and meets
just the wants of all parties wanting insurance. It is di
vested of every unnecessary incumbrance, doing its busi
ness on the plan of economy for the purpose of provid
ing safe and reliable pi'otection to the masses at cost.
The company has fully complied with the laws of
Minnesota, and has received its certificate of authority
from the Insurance Commissioner to transact business in
said state.
Excellent contracts will be made with good, live men
to act as special or local agents in every county and town
in Minnesota. The company has entirely new plans to
work, which prove the most popular of any ever intro
duced.
Write at once for circulars and further information.
We want good men for the cities of St. Paul and Minne
apolis without delay.
Address all communications to
General Manager Minnesota Department.
(Formerly Deputy Insurance Commissioner. Stats of Minnasotx )
OFFICES: 3G4-305 Chamber of Commerce Building i
st. Paul, minxt. '
HORSES A»l> CAKRLI«V:S
CASH TAII> for horses, buggies, har
' nesses, wagons, sleighs, etc. Winsiow
& Zimmerman, 116 Fifth st. south, * Minne
apolis.
FOX SAi.E- First-class horse, weight 1,150
pounds: young, sound and a good driver.
Address E llt>. Globe. .;•;;■
--OKSJKS WINTKKKD 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. Guernsay. Box '■■(><. St. Paul.
PE«&iOJIAI.S. •__
ARK YOU IN TROUBLE ? - Consult
Mme. Ina Walker, "life reader," for
faithful reading of yonr past, present and
I future; she will guide you In all affairs of
life by a power higher than human; corre
spondence confidential; ladies, 50 cents;
gentlemen, $1. 515 Wabasha St., opposite
Capitol.
ALWAYS UEIJ.ABLK- Madame Teits^
worth, clairvoyant: business test mcdi-
I urn: thirty years' experience. KJi) Wabasha
Ft., city. .
MADAM Moss, the well known clairvoy
ant aud magnetic healer, has returned,
and can be consulted at '.'7 East Seventh st.,
Room -; open evenings.
MBB. AXICK F. BAtiNKLL — Massage
and vapor bnths. 159 West Sveenth st.,
Room 7, St. l'aul, Minn.
IV] KS. AI.ICK AUSTIN, clairvoyant,
ITX Rives advice on all affairs of life. No.
1(5 West Exhango st. ".. , < •';
Miss HKL.-;N DKVKAKK, manicure
xTI and massagist; all work In either line
skillfully performed; satisfaction assured.
{ Parlor No. '.., No. 27 East Seventh st. '
[VI RS. -^i. A. TUsSKV- Wabasha St.—
1"X Magnetic and massage treatment for
paralytic rheumatism and nervous diseases.
Clairvoyant reader. Call 1) a. m. to p. in.
ANTKD— people to send five
cents in stumps for Dr. Yon llaish's
Secret tor Rheumatism and Neuralgia (sure
cure). Address Carl F. llaish. 90U Fifteenth
ay. south. Minneapolis. Minn.
,LASF.O ITS.
CAKI'KT <:i,KAN'IN<:-Electric Carpet-
Cleaning Works. 151) West Third st. Tel.
1200.
PORRKSPONI)KSCE wanted with re
v_^ spectable party coming from New York
to St. Paul this month: wish young girl to ac
conuianv them. Address J 121. filotie.
180 East Seventh st, St Paul M nn
Freedlly curesall rrivate, nervous, chron
end blood and skin diseases of both sex
without the use of mercury or hiudranc
lrom business. NO CUKE, NO PA V. Pri
vate diseases, and all old. lingering cases
where the blood has become poisoned, cam
j ing ulcers, blotches, sore throat aud mouth,
i pains in the head aud bones, and all diseases
cf the kidneys aud bladder, are cured for
life. Men of all ages who are suffering from
the result of youthful indiscretion or ex
cesses of mature years, producing nervous
nies, 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. lie has never failed in curing any
cases that lie has undertaken. Cases and .
correspondence sacredly conlidential. Call
or write for list of questions. Medicines sent
by mail and express everywhere tree lrom
risk aim exposure.
tSmSfiSSSSESSi Leaves Union Depot for
|ij*!*jiy|JpSgS|§§2j Chicago nil down-river
SfiflHtrilSllllls! l >oinls - :>:ls I'- m. Ar
"'Jl.U.l'rjJluJ rives from same point!)
|BEH9SmBMBI 1 :(><' p. m. Daily. Leaves
KfipßaHß !jj Union Depot for Chicago
S^B^BTjitfpPw aud su l-ou»s.7:3u p. m.
■SSfiniaßMS ii Arrives from same
B^l^^UiMjlUJj / : ; {: -, a.m. Daily.
1 -
AUCTION SALES.
Ben l.«yy, The Auctioneer]
\<Eh 000 AI)M *NISTKATKI) Ai;C
<P<J<>yJKJ\J lion Sale- I will sell at public
auction. commencing Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 10
a. m. and 2:30 p. m.. at the storeroom, corner
\\ acouta and East Seventh sts..the folio win"
goods: Bedroom suits, parlor suits, exten"
sio.i tables, a large Hue of heating, cooking
stoves and ranges, bookcases, wardrobes.and
one 8.5 highly polished solid oak folding
bed. with French mirror: sideboards, bed
lounges. 200 yards body Brussels And ingrain
carpets, etc. Ben^Levy, Auctioneer.
-tiiKccllaneoiiH.
AIR: . ION of S. Frank's Slock of Cloth
ing— Positively going out of the cloth
ing business Auction .hours, 10:30 a m..
-:30 afld 7 p. in., and will continue daily un
til the entire stock of $10,500 worth of men's
and boys' doming, furnishing goods, hits
and cans is sold. Goods will be sold at pri
vate sale at any time during the day. Come
and ouy good s at your own price. "ReniPin
ber, this sale is bona fide. 51 and 53 East
Seventh st., near Cedar. E. Hollow ay, Auc- -
tioneer. . •..-.. .*■
A ucti....— today at 3:80 the great
-ti- slaughter sale of Dickinson's stocK in
Lowry's Arcade. Fourth st. entrance.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
TlPkoto SCO Nicollet nv., Minneapolis. 195 E. .-,,1
llLnCia Et. .St. Paul. Union depots both cities.
leave St. Paul Union Depot. aukive.
Willmar. Morris, Brown's
b8 :05 am Valley & Breckinridge. b"> :45 pm
Fergus Falls, Fargo and
bß:3oam Grand Forks b6:osam
Osseo, Clearwaterand St.
bS:3oam Cloud ..... b6:95 pm •
Anoka. St. Cloud and
b3:3opm Willmar 10:5") am •
b4:3opm Excelsior & Hutehinson. bll:Js am
Willmar, tsioux City, • •
JFargo, Winnipeg. Pa
a6:3o pm ci tic Coast a7:-U am
JOsseo, St. Cloud. Fergus
Falls, Crookßton, G.
Forks, Kalispell. Spo
kane. Great Falls, Hel
ena, Butte and Pacific
a7:4spm Coast al2:3:>pnj
EASTERN MINNESOTA. "
Duluth, West Superior.
Elk River, Milaca.
llinckley, Princeton.
bt pm §Anoka." bf»:s*pm
a, daily; b, except Sunday; §Huffet parlor
cars on trains to. Duluth and W. Superior;
tßuffet sleepers. {Dining and Butfet cars,
palace sleepers, tourist cars triweekly and
tree colonist Bleeping cars. ■
J^^^ff^f'A TICKET OFFICE 9
"ALWAYS ON Tl*l^."
The Only LiD9^^^-^-^,
BAGGAGE CHECKED d reo rToter-
Ail JExcept Sunday. ' Leave Arrive
}E.x. Monday. xKx. Saturday. ' St. P ul SL I'anl
i-U Joseph and Kansas City t7 35 a>. t7 4 , i a
St. Joseph and Kansas City.. . { 7 66j in , t 7 4I) «m
Sioux City Local Express - - - • 7 SB km \ 6 lOnm
Sioux City, Omaha <fcßlk Hille t 765 pm [ 7«££
>ipestone and Sioux Fulls - • t 788 Sm cjupiu
V ; inne ,a o and Elmore ---♦736nm '(iin ££
T.f.?nn »J. racy and " ierre .-- x 7 68 pin 1740 am
IJiilutli. Ashland ana e.iperior X 9 OU am ' 5 uo n-ii
DnluthH nd Superior 11l oo i, m 'so am
Marslifield and Wausau ----', 800 am ;10;u p!u .„
f CHICAGO TIJAINS
i »S^ ( m *i? te £ Tpress "- - t fOOam ;io»)r.>~ '
I ••yo°rt}! t -w^i. r r .f t m^ •;\t% r I 1!:?,?", i
,-ijj^Tl Minneapolis, St. Paul
gßS|| & Sault_Ste Marie "
M?H9IP <;ITV TICKET OFFICE,.
pi*y*S3^3t 3UB Hubert St.
«82^^ Telephone, 1053.
L : ' v^*- I St. Paul Union Depot. Arrive.
Atlantic Limited Vesti
buled through train, daily,
•>r Escanaba, .-ault »ie.
Marie, Montreal, Boston,
New York a d a.l Eastern
0:10 p. in. Pol ts 8:55 a, m,
Pacific Limited Vestibnled
through train, daily, for
Valley City, Minot, Van
couver, Seattle, Tacoma,
Portia <1. Ban Francisc.
and all Pacific Coast point*.
6:35 p. m. Cliina.Japan and Australia. I:4' p. in
Wis. i.iv., leal, daily ex
cept Sunday, via St. P. & I).
I!. R. and Bald E;igle, lor
Turtle Lake, Prentice and
8 ;20 a. m jßhinelander ----- g.25 p. m.
Broadway Depot, Foot 4th st
• ' St Crolx Falls Accommo- "
6*o p. m. dation, daily except 6u day 1) 10 a. m.
Soo Line Depot, 2d st. and
4th ay north, Minneapolis.
Minn. Div., local, dnilv ex
cept Sunday, tor Buffalo.
I'aynesville, Ulenwood-and
B.a\ a. m. Oakes ----.... fi-ii-p.m
NORTHERN PACIFIC !
The Dining Car Line to Far^o. Winnipeg
Helena, Butte an.l the Pacific North west. '
Dining Cars on Winnipeg' and —
Pacific Coast Trains. Lv. Ar.
Pacific Mall (daily) lor Fargo, f — ~
Jamestown, Livingston, Helena,
Buite, Mfasoula, Spokane. Ta- 4:15 15:11
coma. Seattle and Portland. ... p. m. p m.
At.'antic Kxpress (daily) from
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spo
kane and Montana and North 8:10
Dakota points. ' p m
Dakota and Manitoba Express
(daily) lor Fergus Falls, Wab.De
ton. Crookston, Grand Forks,
Grafton. Winnipeg. jMoorhead. 8:03 T:]~,
Fareo and Jamestown . ... .' p. m. n. ta
Fargo local (daily except Sun- I .
day,, for St. Cloud, Brniuerd and 0:0)1 C:l3
Fargo a. in. ip. m .
Dakota Express does not run west in Farso.-4u.nl
days. Pullman Sleepers daily between St. l':iu
■■lid Grand Forks, (irnitoii, Winnipeg. Falls-
Wahpeton md Farao. Pullman Fir-.t-Cl.isi an '
Tourist Sleepers are run on through Pacilic (Jo ist
-.Trains. C. K. STON:., City Ticket Agent, 16-' li uc
Third Street St, Paul. . .
/>££. Ticket Offices; R !^ rt
F,r C4 Gir**^Btrcet,' corner Fifth, and
$WiIWAUKEES*>Kwn Depot. St. Paul.
L^'ST.PAVI' 3 *Daily. tEx. Sunday.
f . / HEx.Alonday.tEx. Saturday
... ] Le.— St. Paul— ar.
Chicago J<ay Vxpress ... M'-an i.>:4>i'-u
Chicago "•Atlantic" express *2 55pm 12:10 pa
Chicago 'Fast Mail" *6:55pm »i:lsp:a
Chicago "Vestibule" Li in... *8:10 p m *7:ii) a a
Chicago via Austin and Du
buque _.__._ 14:10pm 11025 am
Subuque via La Croase <T> si m [10:13 p a
M. Louis and Kansas City.. *9:15 a m *ti:10 p:u
St. Louis and Kansas City.. '.7:15 p m ' V 7;lj a a
Cnlmar and Davenport .... 19:13 am Tt>S3 p a
Milbank and Aberdeen .. iWHm t*>:Mpm
Milbank and Aberdeen . *C:S>pm *7 4. a a
Minneapolis trains leave *7:ju. t.j, a. m.,
♦12:15, *3, *6:35 and +10:50 p. m.
for detail information call at ticket offices
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
V-y Co. Trains leave Union Depot City
Office, :ji'4 Robert Street, corner Fifth.
♦Daily, tbaily ex. Suud. Leave. | Arrive
Chicago .Fast Express .:... ainj.i :!i..pm
+16\va..Mo. & Kansas Ex. .. .":;.") am! ll:Uspm
♦Dodire Center Local 13:35 lit: Cam ■ •
♦Chicago Limited....... ir::i)(>m 7:3:>am
*I)es .Moines. St. J. V K. ('■■■ ■.•'.■ i'm! '■ :.: iiu .
WISGONSIN CENTRAL LINES,
. .-a: rive > "• . -Depart' — — >
: ■ ;>:i'j : IMS >;. Van!." i ■.'.■ p.ru| . :l.">pm.'
!-■ I : am ''^ '""' ■;!' ''-\ Im| ':.-."!pn»
■ ii.^ ...-■:'- - ;:-.-. .
.
*.ti} DUifHQ CARS.
All Trnins Kirn Daily
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