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POPULftR WANTS
ST. PAUL BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements for the want columns
may be left at any drusr stor,e in the. city
at (he same rates as charged at the main
office. Below Is a partial list:
ST. ANTHOXV HILL.
Congor Bros., Drutrgists, 400 Seiby ay.
Campbell Bros., Druggists, 858 Selby ay.
kmil Hull, Druggist. Grand and St. Al
bans.
C«jger Bros., Druggists, Selby and St.
Albany.
A. T. Guernsey & Son. Druggists. Selby
and Dale.
Reitzkc & Co., Druggists, Selby and
Western.
' w. A. Frost & Co., Druggists, Selby and
; \\ estem.
Conger LJtos., Druggists. Selby and Mac
kubfn.
Straight Eros., Druggist 3, Grotto and
Rondc.
E. B. Rollins, Druggist, 2l* West Seventh.
R. C. Trudgeon & Co.. 1028 West Seventh.
L Lyons Pharmacy. Dale »nd University.
J. w. Sprayue, Druggist, University and
Rice.
LOWER TOWN.
The Buckingham, Smith ay. and Ninth.
>V. K. Collier. Druggist, Sibley and East
Seventh.
C. T. Heller. Druggist. Tenth and St.
Peter.
M. D. Merrill. News Dealer. 442 Broad
way, near East Seventh.
Conger Bros.. Druggists. 394 University.
Schuniaker. Druggist, 199 West Seventh.
D. R Campbell. Drugsrist. Rice st
A. A. Campbell, Druggist, Louis ana
Ronclo.
«, Reevvp. Druggist, Third and Seventh.
M. B. Courtney, 468 Wabasha st.
W. R. Lowe. Druggist, Twelfth and Rob
ert.
DATTOS'3 BLUFF.
P. West by. Druggist, Third and Maria.
People 'a Pharmacy. 798 East Seventh.
C. R. Marellus. Druggist. Bedford and
Dee.itur.
John B.»din & Co.. Druggists, 856 Payne
avenue.
A. A. Johnson, News Dealer, 548 Lafay
ette avenue.
A. & G. Schumacher, Druggists, 954
Payne averue.
H. W. Dlokman, Druggist, Fauquier and
East Seventh.
WEST ST. PAUL.
Hall & Kraft, Druggists, South Wabasha
and Isabel.
West Side Pharmacy. South Wabasha
and Fairfield.
Hans Mad.«on, State and Concord.
Eclipse Drug- Company, IIS South Robert
MACALESTER. „
George M. Ray, Grocer, 1663 Grand cv.
SOUTH ST. PAUL.
J. F. Munns, Druggist and News Dealer.
Or leave at your nearest dfug store at
the same rates as charged at publication
office.
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.
AGENTS wanted to soil "The Authentic
Life of D. L. Moody." by Rev. J. Wilbur
Chapman, D. D., vice president of the
Moody Bible Institute, end Mr. Moody's
most intimate friend and co-worker.
Magnificently illustrated. Exclusive
photographs, by permission of Mr. Moo
dy's family. Dr. H. M. Wharton, and
other most intimate friends and co
workers of Mr. Moody, say of Dr. Chap
man—"Of all men In the world. I should
select you first to write the life of our
dear friend, Mr. Moody." Liberal terms;
freight paid; $5 to $20 per day can be
made. Send at once 20 cents to pay
postage on free outfit, and be first in
(tie Held. Universal Pub. Co., 724 Arch
st , Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED—Memorial volume,
"Life and Labors Dwight L. Moody,
World's greatest evangelist, superbly il
lustrated; our terms most liberal; rap
id advancement to hustlers; salary if
preferred; freight paid; credit given;
circulars and full particulars on appli
cation. Premier Publishing Co., 630
Chest nu t___, ,_Pliilaclel phia, J?a.
ACTIVE AGENTS to sell groceries at
wholesale direct to the consumers; farm
and ranch trade a specialty; lowest
, prices; best terms; sooda guaranteed;
agents can undersell stores at a good
profit. Wilmer Wright. 3G23 Wabash ay.,
•■■Cfalcafeo. 111.
AGENTS and canvassers wanted, men
i and women, In every city and town in
| the country; one of the greatest money
makers and a permanent business;
write al bnoo. Downing Co., 241 W. 51st
St.. New York.
ACCENTS—$3 to $5 a day to introduce the
greatest discovery of economical light
ing; light fully equal to incandescent
electric light; write a letter; no postal
answered. $4.90 outfit free. Royal
. Sffiety Wick Co.. Dept. B. L., Chicago.
. AGKNTS WANTED to sell "Handy"
desk folios and other office specialties;
. big profits; send 10c for samples and
terms. M. C. Robbins. Syracuse, N. Y.
AGENTS WANTED—Aluminum hat
brushes, fits in hat; air-tight cigar
cases; your hat initial free; stamp for
particulars; other novelties; big profit.
Carter Novelty Co. _Kokomo,_lnd._
{AGKNTS WANTED—Good men wanted
to soil the great new fire extinguisher;
also twenty fine, farms foT sale on easy
! terms. R. P. Gilbert, New P&ynesville,
I JVUnn.
AGENTS in every town can make big
money selling- the latest novelty, "The
Three Beauties." Send 25c for sample
outfit to Beauty Novelty Co., 7 East
Tenth st. St. Paul.
AGENTS for "Authentic Life nf Moody, 1'
by Ira Sankey; best b:ok; hig-hest com
missions sind freierht paid: no money re
■ quired; outfit free. National Publishing
Co., Chicago.
'AGENTS—$4.95 starts mall order busi-
I ness at home on business principles; no
book or recipe scheme. Ul Rapid Mfg.
j Co., Chicago.
AGENTS wanted everywhere for our im
proved gasoline lamps; generate with a
match; great sellers. Union Gaslamp
Co., Chicago.'
1 AGENTS—S24O monthly selling improved
nickel-plated Brilliant Gaslight Burner;
fits kerosene lamps, beautiful gaslight
without chimney; sample free. Enter
_prifro Mfg. Co., G 251, Cincinnati, O.
AGENTS WANTED—Magnetic healers
mak* l>is money; famous Weltme-5
method by mail, $10; journal Tree. Ad
dress The Southern Bci oo), Spring-felu,
Term. ,
■ TIC $1.50 edition of "Life and
Works of Dwight L. Moody" for $1.
1 i Agents' greatest money maker! The
j best and most beautiful book published.
Over iiOO pages, profusely illustrated
Sells at sight. Outfit free; 50 per cent
[ commission. Credit given. Freight paid.
Write today. W. B. Conkey Company,
j Chteagp<
{GOVERNMENT POSITIONS—Don't pTe~
pare for any civil service or census ex
. animation without seeing our catalogue
;> of information. Sent free. Columbian
'I Correspondence College, Washington,
A[ P-c
\ HOW TO BE A BTNDER EXPERT—
r Oet the job, etc.; price, I3c. Davis, 6(77
S. Thirteenth St.. Omaha, Neb.
JLIFPJ OF" D. L. MOODY, by W. R~.
Moody; only authentic book; outfit free;
j best terms. IlfFf & Co., 110 Wabash,
\ I Chicago. ; j_
) {MCAGNIOTIC HEALERS — Make big
.! money; famous Weltmcr method com
r plete by mail, $5; journal free. Nation
al School. Carrollton, Mo.
UANTIJJLESS Ras .burners, Mantleless
easollne lamps, dependable; mantle
lamp failures overcome. Morey, Paten-
I tee, Lagran'ge, 111.
• REPORTERS AND WRITERS In every
f locality; act under orders; stamped en-
I velope for particulars. National Press
1 Association, Dept. M, 115 Nassau st,
jALESMEN for all lines of business
■_H (splemlM side line) to sell our advertis-
I iritf fans, newest, latest patterns; just
I the thing customers want; thirty per
• _■. cent commission; many of our men give
1« their entire time to our line and make
I from $75 to $125 every week; guaranteed
I • best side line ever offered. Write
1 nroniptly with references. American
-D Novelty Co., Clncinnatl, O.
1 SOLICITORS wanted for the "Memoirs
I of Dwight L. Moody," written by his
j|? B on and assisted by Ira D. Sankey.
i •■ puW'^hed with the authority of Mrs.
W Moody and family; only book authorized
It or authentic. Demand enormous; har
as vest time for agents. Large profits.
I Credit ifiven; freight paid. Address Tfif.
II X)omiTii_n_C<__pany, Depi. L. Chicago.,
aIvANTKD—Agents in every county to,
j] sell "Family Memorials;" good profit
Ti and steady work. Address I'aropbell &
liico._j3i{liico._j3i{ Plum St., Elgin. Til.
\ J&~MONTHLY and all expenses; energet- |
1 Ultc man or woman to travel and appoint I
Ikl aitwts: experience unnecessary. Corn- j
* II monv.'caUh'Mfg. Co., Chicago.
HELP WAtfTEB—MALES.
BOYS AND GIRLS—Sure permanent in
come: $5 weekly lowest estimate; dis
tributing malting Cards; our now plan;
exclusive territory; sample outfit 10
cents. Wiseo Importing Co., Milwau
_kee .____.
CAN YOU afford to live and lose your
hair; no, stop it and replace that whtch
you- lost by trying Isham's California
Waters of Life. Trudgen's Pharmacy,
St. Paul, Minn.
CLEAN bed, refreshing bath, free laun
dry for 10c; healthy food at 1 penny per
dish and upward. Helping Hand Mis
sion, 145 East Third st.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 202 Wash
ington ay. south, Minneapolis, has a
grand offer for any one to learn barber
trade. Special this month, 500 positions
at |60 monthly open soon; new field,
eight weeks' term qualifies. Complete
outfit of tools presented each student.
Our graduates' success -increases the de
mand for help. Only school whose bar
bers are authorized to work in any
state. City map and illustrated catalogue
explaining our new inducement mailed
free. ;;"' ■
MEN and women to appoint agents. $75
month; expenses. Steady positions.
Butler & Alger, New Haven, Conn.
MAN wanted at 211 West Seventh st.
SALESMEN for the Texas Eyeshield;
sells on sight to all Unas of trade; ex
tra inducements if goods are purchased
outright. The Texas Company, Chi
cago. __
WANTED—One hundred citizens of St.
Paul to buy 100 coupon books; good at
the Helping Hand Mission, 145 East
Third st., for bread, bed and bath; how
convenient when your Indigent friends
solicit charity to buy a bed or bread;
you can detach one of the tickets, send
him to the Helping Hand, where he
can find "soap, boup and salvation."
WANTED—Traveling salesman to sell a
line of manufactured and men's furnish
ing goods in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Da
kotas and Montana; state territory trav
eled and references; none but experienc
ed men need apply. Address R 169,
Globe.
WANTED—Experienced traveling sales
men; must be of good appearance, have
a good record and know how to sell
goods. St. Louis Jewelry Co., St. Louis,
Mo. '
WANTED—Ambitious man or woman.
Office work at home; part or all time.
Handsome income assured. Institute of
Science, Dept. G. B. 10, Chicago.
WANTED—A good boy, about sixteen, to
take care of office and make himself
generally useful; references expected.
Northwestern Distributing Agency, 376
Robert st.
WANTED—Two bright men, those that
have had experience with the Britannica
preferred; new proposition; salary and
commission. Address S 1&8. Globe.
SITUATIONS WANTED —MALES.
Anybody oat or work In St. Paul or
Mlnncanolls mar Insert an adver
tisement under ibis licailing teem
of eiiariee.
A GOOD competent young man of nine
teen desires a position of some kind;
has experience in wholesale house; will
work in or out of city. Address M. M.,
874 Duke st.
A GOOD man would like to work three
or four hours a day far his board. Ad
dress Charles H. Hedstrom. 3S5^ Wal
nut st. !
BAKER — A young man of eighteen
would like position In baker shop; one
and a half years' experience; can fur
nish first-class reference. Address 562
Gauitler st.
BOOKKEEPER—Wanted, by experienced
bookkeeper, short book accounts. Ad
dress L. 8.. 126 West Sixth st.
CLERK—HoteI clerk, experienced, with
best of references, wishes situation; no
objection to leaving city. Address B. 8.,
608 Sixteenth ay. south, Minneapolis,
Minn.
CLERK^-A good youns honest man.
twenty-one years old, would like to get
a place to clerk in a grocery store, or
any other kind of work; can furnish
good references. Please call or address
180 East Seventh St., third floor, St.'
Paul.
DAlßYMAN—Situation wanted by first
class dairyman- on wagon or inside. T.
Williams, General Delivery, Postoffice.
ENGINEER—Position wanted by a first
class engineer; has had twenty years'
experience on locomotive and stationary
electric service; has first-class license
from two states; can furnish the best
of references. Address Engineer, 710
De Soto.
HOTEL CLKRK wishes position, com
petent young man; six years' expe
rience; capable of managing a hotel;
best of references. D 182, Globe. •
JANITOR and engineer wishes situation
in flat or office' building; married; no
children; first-class city references. Ad
dress R IG7, Globe. _
OFFICE WORK—Scandinavian-Ameri
can young man desires office work of
some kind; good habits; reliable and
trustworthy; experienced bookkeeper
and clerk; good references. Address E.
H. L., 521 Twelfth ay. south, Minneapo
jis^
SITUATION WANTED—By married man
with family: must have work; expe
rience in creamery or grocery, on wagon
or Inside; references given. T. Wil-
Jjams, General Delivery.
TEACHER—A young man who is a un!~
versity graduate and an experienced
teacher, will do private tutoring. Ad
dress 546 Selby ay.
WANTED—By a young man. position of
any kind; am painter by trade; experi
enced in handling horses: good driver;
fair education. Address Ernest Foster,
260 West Sixth st.
WANTED—By a young man, a position
in a wholesale house, having had four
years' experience in dry goods house.
Address J. B. S., 255 Rondo st.
WANTED —A place to work for board and
room In a small family while attending
business college. Call or write at once
to 762 Jackson st.
WORK FOR BOARD—A young man
wants to work mornings and evenings
while attending school. G. C, 43 West
Seventh st.
YOUNG MAN desires position to learn
photography; some experience; will
work for little or no pay to start; strict
ly steady. Address R. S. H.. 264 Martin
_8t
YOUNG married man would like to find
employment as night watchman or oth
er employment; ain't particular. Call or
address P. M., 493 Charles st.
YOUNG man wants work of any kind; is
honest and willing to work, and can
furnish good references. O. F. Sieven,
general delivery.
YOUNG MAN wants work of any kind, Is
honest and willing to work. Please call
or address 663 Arkwrlght st., St Paul,
Minn.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Liberal reward for the return of
my Llewellyn bitch; color black and
white. J. C. Corcoran, 969 Hague ay.
LOST—Small black and white Llewellyn
setter bitch from Klttson's barn, 244
Selby ay. Return and receive liberal
reward.
LOST—St. Bernard, five months old. Re
turn to 149 East Seventh st. and receive
reward.
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED—To buy a soda fountain with
twelve syrups; must be as good as new.
William Nelson, 397 East Seventh.
! PARIS EXPOSITION !
FIRST and second cabin berths and state
rooms reserved (free). Call or write for
illustrated literature and prices for this
trip. John G. Allen's Steamship and
Tourist Office, 173 East Third st., St
; Paid, Minn. .
I CHIROPODIST^.
LOCK.WOOD'S Good Luck Salve; best
thing for sore feet; all druggists; estab
lished sixteen yearn.
I MTC3. DR. BETTY SCHMITT has moved
to 27 East Seventh St.. Kendrlck block;
assistant foot specialist for gentlemen;
room 206.
THE ST. PAUI/ GLOBE, SUNDAY, JAHTJAKY 21, I9DP.
POPULAR WANTS
HELP WANTED —FEMALES.
BEAUTIFUL silks, different shades, for
fancy work; also recipe for Face Wash,
substitute for powder; all for 2oc. sup
ply Co.. 208 Third st. north. Minneapolis,
Minn.
HOUSEWORK—GirI for general house
work; small family; good wages. 4bS
Ashland ay.
HOUSEWORK—First-class girl wanted
for general housework; three In family.
345 Pleasant ay.
HOUSEWORK—Wanted, a competent girl
for general housework. Call at 71 Igle
_hart. -
HOUSEWORK—A girl wanted for gen
eral housework at 586 South Robert_3t.
I WISH to employ a few ladies on salary
of $10 a week to take charge of my
business at home; nice, light and very
fascinatiUjT; permanent position; I send
best of reference. Mrs. Marlon Walker,
Louisville. Ky. , .
LADIES AND GIRLS wanted to make
samples for us at their homes; either
whole or part time as we pay by the
piece; good pay and steady work; no
previous experience required. Tapestry
Art Mfg Co., 310 Phoenix Bldg.
LADIES—The only reliable cutting school
of ladies' tailoring is located at 517 Wa
basha; satisfaction guaranteed; all
branches taught. _____
LADIES to do plain needlework at home;
we furnish material and pay $7 to ?10
per week; send stamped envelope to
Standard Co..J3t9Jndlana_ay., Chicago.
LADY ASSISTANTS at water color
painting earn large salaries; requires
no experience; home work. Gravure
J^ustrotion _Gompany, Chicago.
STENOGRAPHER—Wanted, thoroughly
competent and experienced stenog
rapher; steady position for right party.
Address In own handwriting, R 153.
Globe.
WANTED—Housekeeper between 30 and
50 years old, on a farm: self and house
keeper would be all the family. Address
P. O. Box _, Greenland, Le Sueur coun
ty, Minn.
WANTED—Lady agents for Excelsior
petticoats; all earn good wages; outfit
_free.__Excelsior_Sklrt Co., Groton, N. T.
WANTED—Every person troubled with
Headache or Neuralgia to try Hazle's
Headache Capsules. They remove the
cause, as well as atop the pain.
WANTED—Ladies to sew; $8 a week
guaranteed; reply with stamp. Lock
Box 938, Chicago, 111.
SITUATIONS WAJTTED-FEMALES
Anjbosly oat ol rrork In St. Paul or
Minneapolis may Insert an silver.
tliement under this lteadtnar fre»
of charae.
A WOMAN would like work in private
families; who understands washing and
ironing. Call at 411 East Fifth St..
___
A WOMAN would like work for the first
of the week In private families who un
derstands washing and ironing. Call at
411 East Fifth st.
CLERK—Tbung girl of very good edu
cation desires position as clerk or of
fice work; have taught school. H 165,
_Globrt
COOK—A girl wants a place to do plain
cooking; would like to go home nights
sometimes. Call 171 St. Anthony ay.,
up stairs.
COOK—First-class cook wants position
in private family. S 130. Globe.
DRESSMAKER—A competent dress
maker wants sewing by the day In fami
lles. Call or address 312 Louis.
DRESSMAKER would like a few more
engagements In families; satisfaction
guaranteed. Address_46l Harrison ay. -
DRESSMAKER—Wanted^ work by flnit>
class dressmaker; peTfect fit guaranteed;
terms reasonable. Address 461 Selby ay.,
in rear of 463. -
DRESSMAKER—Wanted, work by first
class dressmaker; fit guaranteed; terms
reasonable^ Apply_27& West Seventh st.
EMPLOYMENT—A young lady, with
good education, wishes respectable em
ployment of some kind; no objection to
leaving city If permanent position. Ad
dress by mail, M. M. L.. 761 Sejby jay. __
HOUSEKEEPERS, hotel and" fa~miiy
cooks, experienced nurses waitresses,
dishwashers, general girls. German-
American Employment, 27 East Seventh
st.
HOUSEKEEPER—Position as light
housekeeper: have one child. Address
S.. 214 West Seventh st.
HOUSEKEEPER—Widow, with child six
years old. would like position as house
keeper. Call or address D. R., 273 Mar
tin at.
HOUSEWORK—GirI wanted, one who can
go home at night. 136 West Fourth st.
LAUNDRESS—A competent laundress
wants work by the day in private fam
ily. Address A., 405 Marshall ay.
NURSE—Wanted, by experienced nurse,
sick nursing of any kind; can give best
of references. Call or address 581
Charles.
SEAMSTRESS would like sewing in prl
vate families; will work for 50 cents a
day at present. Address C, 128 West
Sixth st., room 47.
STENOGRAPHER — ..Competent lady
stenographer desires position; good ref
erences; salary moderate. Address 503
Fred at., city.
STENOGRAPHER—Wanted, situation by
experienced lady stenographer; best of
references. Address G 188, Globe.
SITUATION by colored woman as cook
or housework. 198 West Third st
WANTED—By a young girl, position in
doctor's or dentist's office; willing to as
sist in bakery and confectionery store;
have had experience. May Gaukim,
General Delivery.
WASH WOMAN—A good wash woman
would like washing and ironing. 196
-Smith ay. j
WORK FOR BOARD and attend school;
a country girl wants a place In small
private family; without children. M. C.,
43 West Seventh st.
RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment Register.
Office, 141 East Ninth St. Telephone 183.
MAN—We can furnish a good, strong,
handy man for wholesale house, or any
other such work.
BOY—A bright, willing boy for office or
errand boy; needs work badly.
REPAIRING of trunks and valises want
ed by a man who understands the work
thoroughly.
NURSES—We can furnish efficient women I
to care for the sick.
WOMEN—To do plain sewing, washing,
ironing and housecleanlng can be had
from this office; also men to do odd jobs,
wood sawing, etc.
HORSES AND CARKIAGES.
HORSES. HORSES—Large consignments
ol heavy logging and draft horses are
daily placed on the Midway horse mar
ket of Barrett & Zimmerman, Mlnne
sota Transfer, St Paul.
FOR SALE—One fine driving horse;
sound, gentle; good stepper; lady can
drive; also pha-eton and harness; cheap.
428 Rice st.
WANTED TO BUY—A working horse,
_t,200 to 1,400 pounds. 39 Mt. Airy st.
JEJJBfc massage.
BATH AND MASSAGE, third floor,
Room 15, 159 West Seventh st.
DR. STELLA FREMONT, massage,
steam, vapor and medicated baths;
electric and magnetic treatments. 411
Hennepin ay., Minneapolis.
HATTIE SMITH, magnetic massage
healer; card reading. 25c. 63 East Ser
"enth st., Room 10.
ELITE bath and massage by a French
lady at 320 St. Peter st. Telephone 1935
--5 Main.
MADAME LAURETTA'S massage and
bath parlors; swellest in Twin Cities;
one call means another. 319 Jacksort st.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE and medicated
steam bath. Dr. Mrs. Burti, 28 East
Fourth st.. room 11.
DERMATOLOGY.
MISS HULL removes superfluous hair,
moles, etc., by electricity; only posi
tive and permanent remedy; references
given. 64 Mannhelmer Building, Sixth
and Robert sts.
POPULAR WANTS
BUSINESS CHANGES.
A CLEAN stock of merchandise, will In
voice about $7,000, In onje of the best re
tail towns In Southern^ Minnesota; can
be bought right; alao store building and
two lots; here is a good opportunity for
a person who wants toj:o Into business.
E. H. Hobe Lumbej?Co.i 315 Jackson St.,
St. Paul.
CHANCE OF A LlFETlME—Receipts for
manufacturing all kinds of flavoring ex
tracts, 25 cents. H6me Supply Co., 151
East Seventh st., Sjt; Paul, Minn.
FOR SALE—Restaurkntilh Minneapolis,
doing a good flrst-class business; every
thing new; owner must leave the city.
Address A 173. Globe; /■
FREE LOTS—To adverse Sunset, Cal..
a limited number or lots free to first ap
plicants. Orient Ehnd. <. Co., 318 West
First St., Los Angqjeg, ,gal.
IF YOU* WANT to txuy or sell a boarding
house, furnished rooms or hotel. 1 have
customers that jv&nt to buy and
some that want tq sfelr^ come and see
me. Martin Nyhusi 49 and 51 East Sev
enth, with Standard IHouse Furnishing
co. ;
SPECULATION—Twenty dollars margins
one thousand grain two cents; send for
our book, "Speculation," free. J K.
Comstock & Co., 23 Traders' Budding,
Chicago.
"THE Little Monarch Cylinder Beer Cool
er" is superseding the old-fashioned
colls. Saves half the ice, can be quickly
cleaned, has 40 feet of cooling surface
and deliver a perfect glass of beer.
General distributing agents of standing
can secure territory. Strobel Cooler
Mfg. Co., 97 and 99 Cedar at.. N. Y.
THIRTY DOLLARS will start you In a
good paying business; sure; Inclose
stamp. J. F. Powell, Melbourne, Flor
ida. ■ •■■ ■
TO SPECULATORS AND INVESTORS—
All persons Interested In turf Invest
ments a« a means of money making
may obtain valuable Information rela
tive to the business by sending me name
and addreas. Edwin E. Farley, Expert
Handlcapper, 84 Adama St., Chicago. IU.
WANTED—A LARGE, WELL ESTAB
LISHED OHIO CORPORATION COM
POSED OF MEN RATED UPWARDS
OF TEN MILLION, HAS A PROFIT
SHARING OFFER TO A BUSINESS
MAN ABLE TO INVEST 2 TO 5 THOU
SAND DOLLARS AND TAKE A PO
SITION WITH THE COMPANY PAY
ING $3,000 PER ANNUM. HIGHEST
COMMERCIAL REFERENCES GIVEN
AND REQUIRED. ADDRESS TRAV
ELING AUDITOR. 710 FTNE ARTS
BLDG., CHICAGO, ILL.
WANTED—One hundred citizens of St.
Paul to buy 100 coupon books; good it
the Helping Hand Mission, 145 East
Th'rd St., for bread, bed and bath; how
convenient when your Indigent friends
solicit charity to buy a bed or bread;
you can detach one of the tickets, send
him to the Helping Hand, where he
can find "soap, soup and salvation."
WANTED—Experienced milliner would
like to get a young-lady, to go into busi
ness as partner; must be a good trim
mer. Call at No. 29: Tenth st., between
9a. m. and 2p. m.' ' '
INSTRUCTION.
CERTAINLY you shonld ! jo!n the special
penmanship.class at the Hess Business
College and learn to. write; day and
evening classes; reduced rates.
EXPERIENCED teachen trained in Eu
rope, desires piano pupils; lessons even
ings for those employed during day.
Terms, $3 per month. M, 193, Globe.
MOZZARA'S Dancing Academy, 327 Wa
basha; beginners' class Wednesday; ad
vanced with social Saturdays; we make
a specialty of private instruction.
Guitar, zither, piano, etc.
REMER Dancing Academy, 185 Rondo St.
—Beginners' class Monday and Thursday
evenings, 8 p. m.; 16 lessons, gents, $5;
ladies, $3; guarantee to teach all the
popular dances in one term.
ST. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE uses
eminently business^ c methods in
teaching bookkeeping, shorthand and
telegraphy; you learn these but once;
fet the. best - Maguire Bros., 93 East
lxth St., St. Paul. Minn.
SPANISH and French conversational les
sons, or beginners; perfect pronuncia
tion; reasonable. Albany Hotel, 345
Minnesota st. __^
THOROUGHLY experienced teacher will
give daily instructions In the German
language; terms, $3 per month. H 163,
Globe. ,_
FOR SALE.
BILLIARD table, elegant sideboard for
hotel or club room 9: at the Auction
Mart. 419-421 Jackson St.
FOR SALE CHEAP—AII the restaurant
fixtures formerly used in Sargent's res
taurant. Minnesota Storage Company,
_62 West Tenth st.
FOR SALE—A buffalo and two mink
overcoats for sale at your price. 200
Globe Building.
OFFICE partitions, library table, letter
press, counters, two show cases; cheap
at the Auction Mart, fflM2l Jackson st.
THREE HOTEL ranges, steam table,
coffee and hot water urns at the Auc
tion Mart, 419-421 Jacksdnjst
$10,0001""" BANKRUPT stock of furniture
now on sale at the "Auction Mart, 419-421
Jackson st.
PIANOS.
FOR SALE—Fine $275 oak upright piano
for $140; stool and scarf free; also one
extra fine French walnut $350 upright
piano for $175; greatest bargain In St.
Paul. A. E. Whitney, 88 and 89 Union
Block, Fourth and Cedar sts./ take ele
vator. -:"-
FOR RENT—Large new upright pianos,
or will sell on usual rental payments.
A. E. Whitney, Union Block, Fourth and
Cedar sts.. take elevator.
GOOD PIANO to rent; reasonable to
small family without- children. V 194,
Globe. '
*& MEDICAL.
» ADIES! Use Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills.
li Be.tl Saf»tl Only Reliable: T«ke ««• o^her.
** Buy ofyour DniffsUt, or «nd 4c.. itwnps, for $*roo
ul»rs and '-Relief forLadlM," In letter by return mil.
CMckeater Chemical Co., PhlfaMl*-. **■»
LADIES—Free, harmless monthly regu
lator: cannot fall. Mrs. B. Rowan. R,
98. Milwaukee. Vf\a. : __
LADY PHYSICIANS' $5 three course
treatment mailed free for a few days
only to introduce. Cures female weak
nes3, displacements, leucorrhea. sup
pressed ot painful periods, etc. T>r.
Mary Lock Co., 109 Station O. Chicago
m.
PREVENTINE, the greatest antiseptic
and germicide known; cures all female
troubles; send for book. "Woman. ' free;
agents wanted. Renaud Drug Co., 161
La Salle st. Chicago. 111. ~~~ __
AUCTION SALE.
HOUSEHOLD Effects at Auction—l will
sell at public auction, on Wednesday,
Jan. 24, at 10 a. m., the furnishings of
a ten-room flat, consisting of three very
nice dressers, commodes and iron beds
to match, one neat.dressing table, fine
chiffonier with wai&rdba, one five-piece
parlor suit, one leather-couch, cost $60,
one large Turkish 'Jeatber rocker, cost
$55, one oak extension table with side
board and leather .eeat chairs, Smyrna
and ingrain rugs, fancy,, center tables,
easy chairs -and rockers, book case,
China closet, one lady's writing desk,
dishes, glassware, cooking utensils, etc.;
also a nice lot of .laqT curtains and
draperies, carpets,' etc. This is a nice
clean lot of goods ?.'.parties who are in
search of almost rieW furnishings can
not afford to miss this sale. A. G. John
son, Auctioneer, 419 421 Jackson st.
. - ;n^ : . -
BOARD WAITED.
BOARD—Wanted to r«fft, furnished room
with board,, centrally located. J 152,
_Globe. y ' ■'[
n WATCHEi nir - orM .
•j*ci»i<j. F. K. HsrnJ Sffi. 7Ui St
POPULAR WANTS
CLAIBVOYAHTS.
THE fiREITEST LIVINQ
CLAIRVOYANT
Praf. Chaster Gordon,
828—First Aye. South—<J23.
RECOGNIZED BY PRESS AND PUB- ■
LIC as the GREATEST MEDIUM AND
CLAIRVOYANT OF MODERN TIMES.
IN THIS SKEPTICAL AGE people
WANT PROOFS—GORDON CONVINCES
EVERY CALLER BY HIS MARVEL
OUS TESTS.
TELLS YOUR FULL NAME.
TELLS YOUR SWEETHEART'S NAME.
TELLS NAMES OF YOUR FRIENDS.
Tel) 9 what you called for. Telia all
about your business affairs. All about
your love and domestic affairs. CAUSES
SPEEDY MARRIAGES. Reunites the
separated—NEVEß FAILS. Locates
burled treasures. Locates mines and val
uable ores. Recovers old estates and val
uable papers. Removes evil Influences,
bad habits, etc. Gives good luck In all
your undertakings. GUARANTEED
SUCCESS in any case of the above work
or NO CHARGE. Being a master, he
never falls. Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Fee. $1
arid $2. Letters containing $1 and four
questions answered.
OFFICE AND RBSIDKXCK,
623—First Aye. South—o23.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL and consult the
plain natural Hungarian gypsy, the
Oriental seeress who reads your life
only from the gypsy cards, without
asking questions. She tells what you
called for, gives never-failing advice on
business speculation, mines, Invest
ments, journeys, marriage, tells when
you marry and gives name of person; if
In trouble or in doubt, in sickness or In
sorrow, call and see her. What are you
fitted for? Don't you know? She will
tell you what trade, business or profes
sion you are adapted for, through
phrenology. Call early at her gypsy
camp at 14 East Seventh st.,. from 9
a. m. until 9 p. m., Sundays included.
ALICE McBAIN, clairvoyant, gives ad
vice on all affairs of life. 63 East Sey
enth St., Room 10.
MRS. ALICE AUSTIN-Clalrvoyant^and
card reader; ladies, 25 cents, anrr 50
cents. 484 Cedar st.,' near Ninth.
MRS. WILLIAM, clairvoyant and mas
sagist; reveals past, present, future; no
sign; up stairs. 542 Cedar, near capitol.
EEAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—Five, ten or more acres of
rich, cutivated land, near this city, for
$30 per acre; also a good three-story
business block to exchange; other great
bargains in lots and houses with lots.
Elsenmenger, 513 Rice st.
FOR SALE—A bofty of 2,160 acres fine ag
ricultural lands at $6; splendid Invest
ment or location for 25 families. Other
lands cheap. R. Allen, Land Dealer,
Chippewa Falls, TVis.
SNAP—Boom coming in property; large
corner lot, with 8-room house and 5-
Toom house; sidewalk; street graded;
North St. Paul; mortgage, price, $950.
Address W. Borchßenius, Baldwin, Wls.
BOARD OFFERED.
BOARD—Furnished room, with board. In
private family; modern conveniences;
reasonable. 497 Broadway.
CEDAR ST., 528—Nicely furnished front
room, with alcove; suitable for two or
three; room and board.
CENTRAL AY., SO WEST—For rent, fur
nished room, with bath and gas; board
if desired.
FIFTH ST., 89 EAST—For rent, a pleas
ant front room in private family, suita
ble for one or two ladies or gentlemen,
with board and use of piano.
ROBERT ST., 463—Nice, warm room, suit
able for two gentlemen, furnace heat
and bath, at $4 per week. Table board,
$3.
WANTED TO RENT.
FLAT—Young couple, with no children,
would like to rent a five or six-room
flat about March 15; must be on first
floor, with all conveniences, and rent
not to exceed $25 per month; upper town
district preferred. Answer, giving full
_partlculars, jto P_ls6._Globe :
HOUSE —A young married couple, witK
no children, would like to rent a small
house of about six or seven rooms
March 15; must have all modern conven
iences and be In a desirable location;
will pay as high as $20 per month for
the right place. Address, giving full
particulars, to G_lsl, Globe.
HOTEL—Wanted to Tent, good hotel;
good location outside St. Paul. Address
H 170, Globe.
PERSONAL.
A GENTLEMAN thirty-five years old
would like to meet lady twenty-live to
thirty; no objection to young widow;
strictly confidential. P 166, Globe.
ATTEND the progressive, alive and up
to-dat,e Globe Business, Telegraph and
Shorthand College, private night school,
Seventh and St. Peter.
j ATTRACTIVE widow, thirty-eight, posi
tive Income $5,000, to relieve loneliness
seeks matrimony with trustworthy gen
tleman. Mrs. Harper, 762 Lexington ay..
New York city.
A YOUNG, UNINCUMBERED WIDOW,
considerable means, of romantic dispo
sition, desires correspondence with mat
rimonially inclined gentleman. Address
Acme. 1 Gano Flats, Cincinnati, O.
BLUE-EYED BLONDE of eighteen,
means listed $3,00tf In cash and 400 acres
of bottom land; height, E feet 3 inches;
in weight, 120; raised on farm; true
men, who mean business, write; no ob«
jection to poor men. Address, with
stamp. The Pilot, Dept. 11, Garfield
Park Station, Chicago, 111.
CONTRACTOR and builder of railroads,
stately appearance, worth $500,000, rath
er retired, would marry. Mr. Graham,
care Berger, 615 Lexington ay., N. Y.
I HOME for ladies during confinement;
terms reasonable. 1151 Sherburne ay._
I LADIES—Your bu3t enlarged six inches;
failure impossible; harmless; $100 cash
guarantee; proof free. Leonard Medi
cine Co., Kansas City, Kan.
MME. LE'MAR, manicure of New York
city, has opened elegant parlors at Ho
tel Plaxton, second floor, 173 West Third
st. . '
MIDDLE-AGED widower would marry
woman who would appreciate kindness,
has nice home, good business and worth
$40,000. Address Mr. Wood, Box 216,
Englewood Station, Chicago, 111.
PRETTY LADY, quite rich, owning good
home, Independently siiuated, wants a
husband. For particulars address Box
_507, Grand Jtapids, Mich.
PERSONAL —A lady has elegant rooms
for rent to strictly first-class private
parties; no general delivery letters an
swered. Address, in confidence, R 183,
St. Paul Globe.
"TRAVELING man from Boston" in
Twin Cities and vicinity for two or
three months desires acquaintance of
congenial young lady or widow not over
twenty-five; strictly confidential. Ad
dress Howard Lawrence, care General
Delivery, Minneapolis.
WEALTHY unlncumbered widower, with
elegant home and large Income, would
marry kind-hearted lady who would
make home happy. Mr. Hamilton, 117
East Twenty-third st-. New York city.
POPULAR WANTS
REAL ESTATE.
G. B, WHITEHOBNE
38 East Fourth St.
$101*0 wi;i bui' 4 louth-facing: lot* on
4)1 yOU Charles, near Milton; «ize of each lot
41x124. This Is a bargain.
C7CA 40-foot touth-faclng lot on Paytoa
*40U av enue, Mtrriam Park.
CI7OO Wlll buy 40x150 on Grand avenue,
vi^-vW east of St. Albana; ou grade.
4J77C Will buy an cant- facing 45-foot lot on
<p&*<7 Arbor street, near Palace.
CCftO Will buy 15 loti (balf block] one block
qovv f rom Bast Seventh street. Here U a
chauce for a speculator.
$475 Will Duy a 41-foot lot on Baufll street,
•t>ti.o bttweeu Eichmond and Westeru; small
house on the lot.
080 Canada Street—42-foot lot; eight
rooms; city water, sewer, bath, fur
nace; good barn; rents $25; price, $2,500;
easy terms.
liuxt LuwNon, east of McMenemy, good
seven-room house, with city water;
rent, $10; price, $900.
Miaitfnolla, east of Arcade—Seven rooms,
#ood condition; city water; price, $1,000.
Ku-t Eleventh Street, near Cedar-
Lot 45x150; seven-room house, in flrst
class condition—$2,750; the lot alone la
cheap at this figure. '
282 Ramsey Street—Seven rooms, city
water, cellar; good condition; price, $1,
--850; look this up; It's cheap.
361 Bate* Avenue, near Sixth — Ten
rooms, hot water heat, hardwood finish,
complete modern plumbing, porcelain
tub; the construction is perfect in every
detail; the house la only three years
old; price, $s,ooo—which is less than the
house can be built for; size of lot, 50
feet frontage; will only be shown with
permit from my office.
1143 EU«erton, corner Geranium—Eight
rooms. In good condition; rents $13;
large barn; price only $1,350; very easy
terms.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
A NICE house for small family; gas
and bath. 416 Jay st. Inquire corner
Jay and Fuller sts.
f»hT rent.
NO. 420 SELBY AVENUE, near Western,
nine-room house, steam-heated; lt'a
good and warmly built, and very cheap.
No. 805 Hague avenue, comfortable little
seven-room detached house, with bath,
"barn; nice location; this kind cannot al
ways be found when wanted; rent rea
sonable.
301 East Congress street, six-room house.
W. P. MOR.ITZ,
Pioneer Prea« Bnildtngr.
MANNING'S Renting Agency, Nat. Ger.-
Amerlcan Bank Bldg.; houses, flats and
stores for rent In all parts of the clty.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS—At Hotel Fey, corner Cedar and
Seventh, furlshed rooms by the day
or week; steam heat and bath; tran
elent trade solicited.
CEDAR ST., 482—Furnished rooma, hot
water heat, bath, $6, $8 and $10 a
month.
FOURTH ST., 175 WEST—For rent,
rooms furnished for light housekeeping
with water on each floor with the use of
bath, furnace heat and gas. .
GOODRICH AY., 337—Pleasant front
room, with alcove; modern.
PLEASANT AY., 149—Nicely furnished
rooms, with modern conveniences; with
or without board; terms reasonable.
PINE ST., 581—Nicely furnished alcove
room; modern conveniences; private
family.
RICE ST., 251—Corner College—Large
front room, furnished; furnace heat.
SECBY AY., 585—For rent, four unfur
nished rooms to parties without chil
dren; references exchanged.
ST. PETER ST, 499—For rent, four or five
rooms; In good condition; cheap.
TWELFTH ST., 141 EAST—FIat s—To ona
or two gentlemen, large, nicely fur
nished room; steam heat; private tele
phone, all modern conveniences; strict
ly private family; references; $15 per
month. _^ "
FLATS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED flat, four rooms and alcove,
second floor, front; complete housekeep
ing; electric light; 515 St. Peter, $20; key,
Room 8.
104 East Third St., two and three-room
flats; $7 and $9.
447 St. Peter, two furnished rooms for
housekeeping; $8. Schram's Renting
Agency, Rooms 820 and 322, Manhattan
Bldg.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE—If
you are a salaried employee holding a
permanent position we will loan you
any amount your situation will Justify
WITHOUT MORTGAGE, ENDORSER
OR SECURITY of ANY KIND other
than your name at lowest rates. You
can repay In small weekly or monthly
payments. All applications treated con
fidentially. Call and see us and you will
receive as courteous treatment as your
employer does at his bank. St. Paul
Financial Co., Room 301, New York
Life Bldg.
MONEY loaned salaried people holding
permanent positions with reliable con
cerns, on their -own notes, without ln
dorsers; to others, loans made on house
hold furniture, pianos, etc., without re
moval from residence of owner. Call for
terma and plan of loaning before closing
loan elsewhere. Payments made weekly,
semi-monthly or monthly to sulr bor
rower. All Inquiries and business con
fidential. Private offices. Our twenty
years' business record insures courteous
treatment. .Minnesota Mortgage Loan
Co.. No. 316-317 Pioneer Press Bldg.
]Vl -»0. $20, $30. $40. $50, $100 TO LOAN
y-k on furniture, pianos, household
" • goods, etc.,without removal. Loans
{N[ can be paid in Installments, reduc
|-j Ing cost accordingly. Promptness.
t privacy and lowest rates. Guar
vr anty Loan Company. 201 Man
-1 hattan Building, Robert and Fifth.
MONEY LOANED on life policies; or
bought. L. P. Van Norman, Guaranty
Building. MlnneappUs.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, etc.;
lowest rates in city; business confi
dential: Day in Installments. St. Paul
Loan Co.. Room 7. Court block.
TITLES INSURED—E. P. Roberts, 83
East Fourth St., agent Minnesota Title
Insurance and Trust Co.
SHORT LOANS on personal property,
payable In monthly installments; low
est rates; business con Mental. 730 Globe
Bldg.
VA to 6 PER CENT MONEY, with the
on or before" privilege, to loan on Im
proved property In St. Paul and Minne
apolis. R. M. Newport & Son, Pioneer
Press Bldg., St. Paul.
6 AND 6 PER CENT MONEY to loan on
improved property In St. Paul and Min
neapolis. V. C. Oilman, New York Life
Bldg.
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POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALE AT
MERRIAM PARK
Best Residence Dis
trict in Twin Cities.
nODERN HOUSES AT
$2255, $2600,
$2000, $2000
To $0500.
J. W. Shepar d
24 E, 4th St.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
1.M0.N Ulil'OT, MUtUV STHEGT.
Trains leave and arrive at St. Paul a*
follow;
Chicago Great Western Ry.
"The Maple Leaf Route."
City Ticket Office, sth A Robert Sis., St. P«ul.
t Ex. Sanday; others daily. [ LtAVEIORIUHIVI fROB
Kenyonj Dodge Center, t 8.10 am t 8.30 pm
Oelwein, Dubuque, Free- 8.10 pm 7.60 am
port, Chicago and East. 11.20 pm 12.65 pm
CedarFalls,\Vaterioo,Mar- t B.lo~ani f 8.30 pm
shalltown, Dcs Moines, s.iopni 7.50 am
St. Joseph, Kansas City. 11.20 pm 12.66 pm
Cannon Palls, Ked Wing, t B.loam t 8.30pm
Nprthfleld, Farlbaiilt, 6.05 pm 9.50 am
Watervtlle, Mankato.
Manlorvllle Local. |__6. OS_pih 9. oam
Milwaukaa & mBB
Ticket Office 3G5 Robert St. lMi o n« W»
aQDally. tEx. Sun. | Leave. | Arrive.
Chicago "Day" Express. aß:3oam alO:lspm
Chicago "Atlantic" Ex.. a4:300m all:4sam
Chicago "Fast Mall" a6:sspm a2:sopm
miicooo "Pioneer Lmtedr i #Bsi8 siw #M.
Chl. via Pr dv Chlen dlv. b4:4opm bll:lsam
Peorla, via Mason City.. a4:4opm ali:lsam
Red Wing and Rochester b3:lspm bll :45am
Dubuque via La Crosse. b« :30am blO:lspm
Bt. Louis and K. City... aß:3sam a6:2spm
Milbank and Way bß:2oam b6:3opm
Aberdeen and Dak. Ex. a7:ospm aß:o3am
Nor'neld. F'bault & Aus b7:2opm b9:2oam
/tfffifcT Ti©K£T OFFICE
wSr "isl 3th & Robert Bts.
I AmsbT) Vz[n sutlSE 'Bt :"L
Asf*vvV Milwaukee Jtatlon, Minneapolis
Dlalnif and Puilm.u 3!e»plnfr Cars on
__?*BE*^_ Winnipeg »nd C> xftTralpi.
FmUo Mall, v\y. Far P o,tenHtewßl, i"?. T* ???
Boawnan Helen*, Biute,Ml»»oula,lfl X? fl nn
Bpotan«,Tacoma,B«»ttl* ; Portl»iiH i tf, VVpm Oi VVpff
F»rm» FUljAv^p^iJttSSG- 1 8 flfl »|f
ton, (M.rork»,Qr»fton, Winnipeg O^l/pm lilssr,
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BemidW, forgo, Jamjgjtewa.. OilWlß Wi»»pm
"«"^™—^WMs"Ms»AjMB«nHBBns»B
Ticket Office—l 99 East Third St. 'Phone
Q. N. 18.
Leave. | a Dally, b Ex. Sunday. | Arrive.
bß:3sam St.Cl fd, F'gs F'ls, F'rgo WS:o6pm
bß:Bsam Wlllmar, via St. Cloud X :05pm
a9:o2am .Great Northern Flyer. a2:4spm
»**»! ffl»8S:;%&,??$&! »**»
b4:4opml..Excel. A Hutchineon.. bll :85am
a7:o6pm|Breck. Fargo,G.F..W'pg a7:46ara
uS :3opm|..Minn. & Dak. Exp.. a7:3oam
EASTERN MISNESOTA RAILWAY.
aSISSI PWith * W. Superior. | gjijgg
Sleeper for 11:15 p. m. train can be oc
cupled at any time after 9 p. m.
n NORTH-WESTERN LINL"
C, St. P., M. A 3.
Office 395 Rosen St. Tta» 433.
Leave |a Dally, b Ex. Sunday. | Arrive.
aß:3oaai ...Chicago "Day Ex"... alO:U>pm
a4:s6pm .."Atlantio Express"., all:3oam
aC,6spm .Chicago "Fast Mall". a8:10am
aSlOpm Chl'go "N. W. Limited' |a7:46am
a6:sEpm W'3au.F.du Lac, G.Bay a8:10am
bß:o6am .Duluth, Superior, Ash. b3:4opm
a4:3opnj|.Duluth. Superior. Ash. a9:s9pm
b7:4oam|.St. James, Sioux City. b4:2opm
b7:4oam|E!more. Algona, Dcs M b7:4spm
b7:4oam|Hot Sprlngs.Black Hills b7:2sam
alo:ooaml.Su City, Omaha.K. C. a7:4spm
b4:6opm M'k'to, N. Ulm. Elmore blo:osam
b4:sopm ..Fairmont. St. Jr.mes.. blo:osam
aS:3opm .Su City. Omaha, K. C.I a7:2sam
hs^f^pSSl Best Line to IfjHfffr'ifiFti
HB CHICAGO AND |||3
PWW ST. LOUIS IBffllH
Lv.Foil STATIONS. j Ar.Fron
B:lsam Winona, La Crosse, Dubuaue
and Chicago, except Sunday 12:55 pu
B:lsam Winona, La Crosse, Dubuque
and St. Louis, except Sunday
B:ojpm Winona, La Crosse, Dubuque,
Chicago and St. Louis, daily 7:45 an:
Ticket Office 400 Robert Street. Tel. Main 3f
ST.f*tH.ftWL«Tim.
From Union Depot City Office, 3M
Robert St
Leave. | a Dally, b Ex. Sunday.] Arrive.
bß:3oaml DULUTH Ta7:l6am
a2:2Spm }-._._ -t eiior»i tjl b2:6Opm
aU:lspm) WEST SUP£B]33 1 X 6 :3opm
Sleeper for H:IS train ready at 9 p. m.
For Still water, b8:30 am., al2:10, a 2:25,
b4:0B, a6:tO pm. For Taylor'B Fall*. M:3B
am . b4:06 pm. .
|§f M., ST. P. & S. S. M. BY. $
Union Depot. St. PauL
_Leave.| EAST^ |Ar~rlvcT
7:2opm|.Atlantic Limited (dally).l B:4sam
9:4sam|Rhinelander Local (exSyn)l 8:0opn:
s:lspm|St. Crolx Falls Local, ex|
Iflunday. From Broadway
1 Depot, foot Fourth St.. 9:lsam
f WEST.
9:osam .Pacific Limited (Pacific.
Coast) dally 7:oopm
6:lspmlGlcr.wood Local (ex. Sun) 9:35 am
WISCONSIN CENTRAL R'Y. CO.
City Office. 373 Robert St. 'Phong No. 694.
Leave j ... Tpfl i n « r>aiiv I Arrive
St Paul! _^ J Trains Dally. | st- p^u
)Eau Claire, Chip." Falls
l:0Oara Milwaukee r.nd Chicago B:lsam
Ashland. Chlppewa F'U.
7:4opm.Oshkosh. Mil, and Chl. 4:lopm
M. & St. L 7 DepQt-^Broaidvva^r A +iix.
MINNEAPOLIS~&~ST. LOTJIS R. R
"ALBKKT I.KA HOITE."
LeaveT|~a"bally. b Ex. Sunday, j Arrtva.
Mankato.Des Molne4.Ce
b9:lsam dar Rapids, Kansas City bd:SOprn
b!):osam ..Watertown. New LTlm.. W:2.'pm
bs:oCpm! New Ulm Local blft:toam
a7:oonm|Deo Moin%>s&OmiihaLlm aß:4o3ir,
a7:oopm Chlnapo & St.Louis Llm» aS:«aro
M:4spmlAJ I«>a A Wuaeoa, Localll>lfl:ifi«xo

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