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6
POPULAR WANTS
Yon know. Of course.
Then why not put your
Want Ad. in the Globb
and see it circulate?
Any drug store will take
Globe Want Ads. at a pen
ny a word.
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.
AGENTS—S2S.OO to $60.00 per week selling
:ili African war puzzle; just out;
sample, 25 cents; send for special prices
quick. Ortlve Mfg. Cu., 4"l) Wabasb ay.,
Chicago.
AGENTS—Sure permanent income; $25
weekly lowest estimate; failure impoa-
Bible; experience unnecessary; our fres
offer surprises everybodj ; write for
samples. Lewis Mfg. Co., Milwaukee,
Wls.
AGENTS-Wanted to sell the new process
window washer; water tank, sponge and '
rubber dryer combined. Klefer Bros.,
Cleveland. O.
AGENTS—Aluminum card ca,=es. engrav
ed plates, stamp photos,agents' special
ties; write fur catalogue. Economy Co.,
_58."i_LaJve tt., Chicago.
AGENTS—Stari mall order business at
home on business principles; no invest
ment: nu book or recipe scheme. Rapid
Mfg. »'■ ■ . < iiicat'o.
AGENTS, salary or commission, $25
dally guaranteed; four new patents;
everybody uses: sample free. Braham
Mfg. Co., 8_1042. Cincinnati, O.
AGENTS WANTED—lncandescent fhs
mantles, burners, glassware, ga-oline
lamps, best and cheapest in the mar
ket. Sunlight Mantle Works, 1007 N. Y.
Life.
AGENTS EV ERYWHERE-Our gasoline
lamps, which generate with matches,
are winners; exclusive territory assign
ed. Union Gaslamp Co., Chicago.
AGENTS \VANT.ED To sell Otis non
inking penholders, sample 10 cents,
;ii!<i .uiiilless fountain pens, sample
_ $1.50. 1". .1. Otis, Apolionia, Wig.
MAGNETIC HEALERS make big money;
"Improved Welimer Method," by mall,
Jlo; journal free. Address she Southern
School. Springfield^ Term.
Mao: ETIC HEALING—Famous Welt-
DX i method, complete by mall *;>. Com
plete self-Instructor. Journal free. Na
tl.>•..:.' School, Carrollton, Mo.
NEW THING and a rapid seller for
both ;f-x.a, i.s the Acme Eraser,
a century ahead of any other ink
t-Nis.-r; Bells at slglit to every pen and
Ink user and typewriter; $H to So a day
sure ; sample postpaid 25c; circular for
stamp. Eureka Novelty Co., L 207,
GratioJ ay., Detroit, Mich.
IOLE AND HEEL protectors (patent
pending), preserve shoes years; elastic,
noiseless, Invisible, Indestructible; far
outwears rubber heels and Iron plates;
permanently attached by anyone to
anj shoo; unprecedented sales: exclu
sive territory given, ?10 to $25 daily; out
lit and samples, prepaid, 10c. S. Brail-
Co.. 2218 Kenton St.. Cincinnati. O.
•TWENTY-IN-ONE" Shirt Bosom (not
revolving); entirely new; 20 changes;
complete, stylish fronts; no laundry
bills; lightning seller; sample free.
Bryan Co., C 49, Cincinnati, O.
Till-: BUTTER which the new manase
ment of The Weller restaurant is serv
ing Is the very best creamery. 406 Wa
bashn st.
WANTED-Several honest men to travel
for large house; salary $7W) per year and
expenses, with Increase; enclose Belf
nddressed stamped envelope. Manager,
360 Caxton Building. Chicago.
W E \VA NT AGENTS fn "every town to
le our patented articles for ladies'
and children's wear. Hoeft & Tobln,
Peek Court, Chicago.
I 50 WEEKLY Introducing splendid
gaslight burner for kerosene lamps;
Bample free. T. O. Luther Mfg. Co.,
Cincinnati, O.
{100 TO S2OO PER" MONTH "to g'ood^m^n"
find twenty good farms for sale at a
bargain. R. p Gilbert, New Paynes
vllle, Minn.
P23 MONTHLY guaranteed reliable
agents, introducing glass bread board;
sample free. Central Supply Co., B 6
Cincinnati. O.
1100 TO $200 PER MONTH; if you want
agency for ihe dry powder extinguisher
Apply immediately, R. P. Gilbert New
nesyille, Minn.
AUCTION SALES.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS A.T AI TC-
Uon— We will sell at auction at the resl
deiK-o No. 2::! i Selby ay., on Wednesday
March 28. at 10 a. m., a very nice lot
of household goods, consisting of par
ior ohairs and rockers, fine center ta
bles, bookcase, one dining room suit in
oak. one Richmond range (nearly new)
one pas range, all the china and glas.=l
ware, cooking utensils, etc.; several
iron beds, good springs and mattresses
odd dressers and commodes, several bed
room chairs, and a very nice lot of near
ly new body Brussels and Ingrain car
pets, rups, linoleum, comfortables
Sheets, pillow cases, blankets, spreads,
pillow*, lace and other draperies, pic
tures, etc. Any one in need of nice
clean goody attend this sale. Kavanash
& Co.. Auctioneers. Office, IS7 and 189
Lnst Sixth St.. between Slbley and Jack
son.
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES—At the same old stand, with
Ramblers as our standard. We don't
nave to pu?h a dozen makes. We have
connder.r.e in the Rambler. Second-hand
wheels $5 to 525. Got your wheel repair
ed now. Bird Cycle Company.
FOR SALE—Lady's bicycle; good as new;
also combination tandom; cheap. 737
Marshall ay., corner_of_GroUo st.
TO EXCHANGE.
WANTED to trade, 40 acres of good
wild land r.ear Bpooner, Wis., for
furniture or anything I can use; title
perfect L 168, globe.
fg? MEDICAL.
TAKE GINSENG for t?:o:t:acn trouble,
livrr and kidney complaints; larßo SI.CO
bottles Tor Me. .No. ill Wabasha st.
POPULAR WANTS
HELP WANTED —MALES.
AqiCNTS to sell best ventilated health
shoe on market to consumers only; lib
era\ comm'^ions; exclusive territory;
write for ealalogul. Craw Breathing
Shoe Co., Cincinnati, 0. I
APPRENTICE boy wanted at Seibert I
Bros.' printing office, 201 East Tenth
st.; one whu has had some experience
in feeding \vh press. Call Sunday morn
ing, between 10 and 11.
AT ONCE—Traveling and local agents
for an article selling fast In spring and
►summer. Write Patent Market, St.
Paul, Minn :
A STEADY man for farm and dairy;
Kpod pay to right man. Address P 15S,
Globe.
BLACKSMITH—Wanted, first-claps all
around blacksmith, for city work; also
ftrst-class carriage painter. Apply to
Alex Goshaw, Duluth, Minn.
BRIGHT, responsible youth wanted In
wholesale onlce; chance for advance
ment. Address with references, G 152,
Globe.
BOY to milk and deliver on small place.
Apply 570 Coacord si.; good home; age
about sixteen.
FARMER—Wanted, practical farmer,who
understands cows and horses; perma
nent iiositlon for steady single man.
College St. Thomas.
FREE CIGARS—Fifty 10c cigars (or 100
be cigars) free to you; send 2c stamp for
particulars. Associated Buyers. Man
hattan building, Chicago, Ih\
SALESMEN—We buy and sell patents;
need your help to handle W> lie's Hitch-
Ing Device, Hendrick's Fruit Basket,
Tabkin'h Fence Post. Hcstetter's Plant
Setter, Johnson's Table, Blake's Dump
ing Car and 100 others. Rapid Intro
duction Co., Chicago.
SECOND GIRL-Wanted, an experienced
Fecund girl with city references; wages
$12 per month. Call at 635 Dayton ay.,
near Dale.
BHAPER MAN—Wanted, a competent
shaper and general machine man to
operate wood working machinery. Neal,
Johns & Co.._L ake City. Minn.
TRAVELING SALESMEN to sf-il line of
manufactured and men's furnishing
goods in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Da
kotas; state amount of sak-s and refer
ences; none but experienced men need
apply. A ddress_Y_ls9,_Gi obe.
THE PATRONS of the Weller Restaur
ant, 406-408 Wabasha st.. say that the
new management are feeding them
rUTht.
TINNERS—Wanted, tinners; apply ready
__for work. Swift & Co., South St. Paul.
WAGONMAK Bit—Wanted, wagonmaker
and wagon painter at 29 West Indiana
ay.. West side, St. Pa ul^
WANTED—A man from twenty-five to
forty-five years of age, of good habits,
good disposition, having a good com
mon school education and satisfactory
ref< renees; can secure a position requir
ing little work, but furnishing a good
home and fair pay. Address V 171,
Globe.
WANTED—Two boys about sixteen years
old to distribute circulars; must come
Well recommended; good salary; steady
position. H. Stein & Co., Seventh and
Minnesota sts.
WANTED BY W HOLESALER—Ener
k;< tic salesmen to learn to sell elegant
line department goo<ls to merchants;
largo salary; n<> experience nc-cessary;
we educate. Box 628 Chicago, 111.
WANTED Throe specialty salesmen
$:<OO per month and expenses for $2,OfX)
salts. Equitable Mfg. Co., lowa City.
10.
WANTED—Students to join our special
classes in penmanship, grammar and
arithmetic; day and evening school. Pio
neer Business School.
WE WILL pay $K5 per month and ex
penses to any man taking orders and
appointing agents for the most reliable
portrait concern in U. S. Address
Dcpt. 377, l«70 Park ay.. New York.
SITUATIONS WANTED —MALES.
Anybody out of work in .St. I'anl or
Minneapolis may li;.s«Tt an adver
tisement under this heading free
of chnrK'c.
A STRONG boy wants work of any j
kind in the city. Address A. P., 9C9
West Seventh st.
A STRONG BOY wants work of any
kind. Address G. W., 445 View st.
A GOOD, strong young man of twenty
would like work of any kind; good
milker; can attend horses. Henry F.
Johnson, P. O. _
A YOUNG MAN who has .iust finished a
course in bookkeeping wishes a posi
tion; willing to leave the city; can op
erate typewriter; moderate salary ac
cepted. Address J. M. A., 318 New
York Life bldg.
A RESPECTABLE, temperate, able
young man, writes a good hand and
good at figures, has had experience in
grocery and fruit warehouse, seeks em
ployment. C 187, Globe.
BOOKKEEPER—Good bookkeeper and
genera] oflice man open for position. V
\ii>K Globe.
COOK—Fiist cook -wishes Hltua
tion; will furnish Ihe second; hotel or
restaurant; in or out of city. 526 Ce
dar st.
COOK and housekeeper with two chil
dren for farm in Dakota; also man
and wife. Twin City Employment of
_fice, 430 Wabasha.
COOK--Meat and pastry, wants situa
tion; city or country. Address W. T.
Davis, General Delivery, St. Paul.
COACHMAN—Competent and reliable,
wants situation; thoroughly understands
his business; A 1 references from last
pi.'uc; strictly temperate; careful driver
and obliging. Address Charles Pestell,
37f> St. Peter st.
i COACHMAN—A young man, temperate
and smart appearance, wants position
as coachman in private family. D 196,
j Globe.
! HOTEL CLERK—Experienced hot?Tclerk"
married, reliable and sober, wants work,
day or night. Address J. 11. S., 401
Fourth st. south, Minneapolis.
LAW STUDENT wishes work in law of
llco afternoons; stenographer; wages no
object. G. B. A., The Albion.
MAN and wife, with a child one and a
half years old, want work on a farm;
can give good references. W. P., 285
_??L l!L t_2i! 1l tl}. _Rt-
OFFICE WORK—Young man, twenty-six
years old, five years' general office ex
perience, ran assist on books or will
do collecting satisfactorily. Address 74
Custer st.
STENOGRAPHER— Experienced stenoff
rapher desires a position; can give good
references. V 200, Globe.
TEAMSTER—A good, strong young man
of twenty-one would like work of any
kind, in city; good teamster. Address J.
F. T., 81 South Robert st., Room 10.
WANTED—By man and wife, work in
hotel or private house; man understands
how to do garden work and tend to
horses; woman for housekeeper. In
qulre 444 East Eighth st.
WANTED—Position in railroad, whole
sale, or electrical work; electrical pre
ferred; not afraid of work. Address
7!. W. T., 65 Iglehart st., city.
WANTED—By young experienced busi
ness man, clerical position with reliable
firm; A No. 1 references. Address C 183
Globe.
WALL PAPER cleaned; no dirt; no re
moval of carpets; looks like new. Ad
dress J. A. 8., 11l East Seventh et. ,
YOUNG GERMAN couple, seven years in
America, with first-class references,
wish steady work together in hotel or
private house; man understands horses,
garden work, etc.; ia trustworthy and
sober; wife is good cook and house
keeper. Inquire Room 209, 27 East Sev
enth st.
nEMBF SOCIETY
Employment Register.
Office, 141 Er.Et Ninth St. Telephone 185.
HAN—Wo can furnish a good, strong,
handy mar> for wholesale house, or any
other such work.
BOY—A bright, willing boy for office or
enend boy; reeds work badly.
REPAIRING of trunks and valises want
ed by a man who understands the work
thoroughly.
NURSES—We can furnish efficient women
to care for the sick.
WOMEN—To do plain sewing, washing,
ironing anri housecleanlng can be had
j from this <ffioe; also men to do odd jobs,
[ wood sawing, etc.
THE ST. PAUL GLOI3E, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1900.
POPUUB WANTS
HELP WANTED—FEMALES.
APPRENTICES wanted at Room 44,
Mannhelmer bulldlnjr.
COOK—At 477 Holly ay., a cook, who Is
also an experienced laundress.
DRESSMAKING COLLEGE — Ladies
wanted to learn all the new styles of
cutting, finishing and making; special
price this week; tailor system sold
wholesale to dressmakers. 28 East
Fourth.
HOME employment, either sex, $l'J-sf7
weekly, working part time day or e\ en
ing; no canvassing; easy, permanent;
enclose reply stamp. Excelsior Mfg.
Co., 1W E. 44th St., New York.
HOUSEWORK^A good girl wanted for
light housework; steady place for right
party. 292 Olnasted.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, girl for general
housework; wages, $12. 200 West Sixth
st.
HOUSEWORK—GirI for general house
work; small family; no washing. 965
Ashland ay.
HOUSEWORK—GirI for general house
work; small family; good wages. Call
847 Lincoln.
HOUSEWORK—Wanted, a competent girl
to do general housework, at 462 Holly
ay.; no washing.
HOUSEWORK—Wanted, German girl for
general housework. Apply 122 East
Como ay.
HOUSEWORK—Wanted! girl for general
housework. 115 Summit ay.
HOUSEWORK—Wanted, competent girl
for general housework; call after 3 p. m.
M 9 Pleasant ay.
HOUSEWORK—GirI for general house-
work. 459 Grand a Vj_
SEAMSTRESS or dressmaker wanted for
plain sewing by the day. Apply S6G Ash
land ay.
TRIMMER-First-class trimmer; high
est wages. Apply Monday a. in. Robin-
son, Straus & Co.
TRIMMERS, makers and apprentices.
Apply Monday to the SchuHz-Wilson
Mil 11 fnery Company , 412-414 Wabasha st.
WAIST HAND — Wanted, first-class
waist hand; mu:t be first-class. Ad
drt-ss M 161, Globe.
THE BEST PLACE in the city to get a
lunch or mpal la at The Weller Restau
rant, 406 Wabasha st. Try it.
WAIST HANDS — Wanted, competent
waist and skirt hands. Mrs. Lawrence,
529 St. Peter st.
WANTED—Ladies to take orders for
the "Floral School House," a magnifi
cent picture* (without frame), in six
colors, size 22xL'8 inches; no experience
required; to show it is sufficient; good
pay; write for particulars. Western
Distnbu'in;;- ('•■mpsny. Box 432,5t. Paul.
WANTED—Honest lady representative,
well acquainted with Catholics in every
Catholic community in United States;
twenty dollars weekly; easily earned;
no experience necessary. Address with
references. L. B. 606, Chicago.
WANTED—Lady to travel in your own
stale; 550 monthly and all expenses to
start. Position permanent. Self-ad
dressed onve'iope for particulars. Man
ager Mcßrady, Star Bldg., Chicago.
WOMEN to do plain sewing at home,
$1.50 per day; four months' work guar
anteed; send stamped addressed en
velope for particulars. R. W. Hutton
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES
Anybody out of work in St. Paul or
MliiucnitoZig may insert an adver
tisement under (him heading free
Of «'lv! !•;;«•.
A COMPETENT cook would like a posi
tion in a family or a housekeeping ]
place. 41C Minnesota. |
A FIRST-CLASS seamstress and dress- j
maker would like position as maid or i
take care of an invalid. V 159, Globe;
A LADY' wants day work or house clean
ing, or night work of any kind. Ad
dress 139 West Seventh Bt., up stairs,
send cards.
A LADY will go out working by the
day. M.^G :1 _329 East Seventh.
A YOUNG lady wishes a position in
I dentist's office^ Address 569 Goff ay.
BOOKKEEPER—Lady bookkeeper and
stenographr-r desires a position; moder
ate salary accepted; willing to leave the
city; references furnished. Address J.
_E_. Z Room 318, New York Life Bidg._
BOOKKEEPER— A young iadybookkeep
er and stenographer wants a position;
moderate saiary. Address No. 318 New
York Life building.
CAPABLE stenographer and bookkeeper
wants position as private secretary,
amanuensis, office lady or any position
of trust where good business qualities
will be appreciated. Address Stenog
rapher, 264 East Tenth st.
| COOKS, general housework girls and !
dining room girls waiting for places in
Montana or Dakota. Twin City Employ
ment Office. 430 Wabasha.
I COOK—Good meat cook, hotel or reFitiur
ant, wants work in or out of city E
J. Winder, 842 East Eighth st.
COOK—Good cook would like a situation
in a private family where two or three
girls are kept. E 157. Globe.
DRESSMAKER who has all the latest
Easter styles would like work in fam
ilies; use French fashion books. Ad
dress O 180, Giobe.
DRESSMAKER wants work in families;
perfect fit guaranteed; the besit of ref
erences given. Address 191 Rondo st.
DRESSMAKING at 616 Fauquier St.; good
work guaranteed; prices reasonable;
call and see me.
j DRESSMAKER wants sewing in fam
ilies, or to do at home; cutting and
fitting. Please call or address 315 East
Seventh st., third floor.
NURSE GlßL—Wanted, by a fourt^en
ycar-old girl, to take care" of a child or
do light work and messages. Address
285 East Ninth st., city.
NURSE—Wanted, by experienced nurso,
confinement nursing of any kind; will
ing to leave city. Call or' address No.
581 Charles; small house.
SALESLADY—Wanted, position as mll
linery fales'.ady with experience; refer
ence if required. 523 J John st.
STENOGRAPHER — Lady stenographer
desires a position: has experience in
general office work; also can do book
keeping and willing to work for a small
salary. Address 266 Selby ay.
STENOGRAPHER—A competent experi
enced stenographer desires position;
can assist on book; willing to accept
moderate salary. Address B. R 470
Fuller st., City.
STENOGRAPHER—Lady stenographer
desires permanent position; competent
and best of references. Address P 159,
Globe.
STENOGRAPHER — Competent young
lady stenographer wishes a position; sal
ary not an object. Address 651 Martin
st. _•
j WASHlNG—Competent laundress de
sires work in private families by the
day. Call or address 388 Smith ay.,
flat 8.
WASHING—Woman would like work by
the day: washing and ironing preferred
Call 65 W 7egt Tenth st.
WASHING, ironing, cleaning, to go out
Mrs. Lee, 505 Wabasha st.
WOMAN wants any kind of day work;
good worker; will give satisfaction.
Call or address 344 Sherman St., St.
Paul. ____!__
WOMAN wants any kind of day work.
37 East Ninth.
YOUNG LADY who has Just completed
a course in shorthand and typewriting
deplres a position; not particular as to
salary, work being more of an object
than money. Address S. A. G., 630
University ay., city.
YOUNG lady wishes position as clerk
in a store or situation in doctor's of
flce. Address S 191, Globe.
YOUNG LADY desires a position in a
doctor's office; willing to accept moder
ate salary; best of references given.
Address B 159. Globe.
PROFESSIONAL.
350 CEDAR ST.—Baths, osteopathlc, elec
tric and magnetic treatments. Room
26, second floor.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
j FOR SALE—Square piano; price |30. Ad
' dress L 173, Globe.
POPULgWANTS
FINANCIAL.
To Salaried People-
Money Loaned
At Lowest Rates,
Privately. Qu.ekly, WUh°Ut
To Ladiep and Gentlemen
Holding Permanent Positions,
returned in easy weekly or
monthly payments, to suit convenience
of borrower. No Inquiries of their em
ployer or friends. Everything guaran
i? confidential. St. Paul Financial Co.,
KoomJJOl,__N_« sw_Vork_Lif c Building.
CnH^ FOR,TERMS °» loanß to salaried
«?« •or loans on household furniture,
pianos, etc.; they : ie the lowest; no in
dorses; easy payments; confidential.
Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, 317
Pioneer Pi ess building.
D 5? You know that the meats served by
the i;ew management of The Weller
Kcstaurant are the best that money can
MONEY LOANED on life policies; or
n u,? ht- 1< P Va" Norman. Guaranty
_Bunriing. Jtflnn ea polls.
WANTED to borrow $350 to $400 "on good
security for a reasonable time by re
sponsible party, from some private
_party_ Address A 185, Globe.
WANTED—Party with $2,000~t0 invest in
profitable manufacturing enterprise. S
iS7, Globe.
♦^ tc 6 I'KK CENT MONEY, with tha
on or before" privilege, to loan on im
proved property In St. Fatal and Minne
apolis p.. M. Newport & Son. Pioneer
Presy BIdg :: _8t L _Pau1 1 _
t AND 6 PER CENT MONEY to loan on
Improved property In St. Paul and Min
neapolis. V. C. Oilman. New York Life
_Bldg.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—Engine, boiler, shafting,
belting, valves, tank, piping, etc.; all in
_good condition. Apply 50 East Third st.
FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, oval glass
bedroom set, steel range, center table,
twenty-six yards ingrain carpet. Call
at once, 453 Martin st.
FOR SALE—Typewriter, No. 6 RemingJ
ton in first-class condition for $50. Call
or write Room 30, Nat. Ger.-Am. Bank
p building, St. Paul, Minn.
FOR SALE—I.2OO feet of wire cable, suit
able for guy ropes or derrick work.
Inquire of Robert L. Ware & Co., No.
38 East Fourth st.
FOR BALE—Walnut bedroom set cheap.
Call 430 or 43S University ay., corner
Arundel.
FURNITURE, complete outfit, cheap; one
square piano, flres.er, bookcase, with
writing desk; heating stove, ice box.
gasoline stove, one complete outfit for
sleeping room, one three-quarter violin,
one 'cello, etc. 18^ East Third st.
GASOLINE stoves, lamps and bicycles re
paired; brass and model work done.
Secger Manufacturing Company's suc
cessor, Fred Burneker, 261 East Sev
enth.
TYPEWRITERS, one Remington and one
Smith Premier, in good condition; $35
each. Western. Typewriter Exchange,
101 East Fourth st., St. Paul.
WHKRE DO YOU EAT? Have you tried
the Weller Restaurant, 40G-408 Wabasha
_st.,_under_nc-w_ management.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
COMPANIES' financial charters furnish
ed. We arrange the guaranty of your
slocks or bondf; by depositing securities
of an old and strong financial institu
tion, thus enabling quick sales. Bank
references and $5,000 cash deposit to
make our offer good. E. L. Squire &
Co., 38^ Wall st.. New York.
DRESSMAKER—A good dressmaker who
understands lier business can learn of a
fine location, with an established trade,
by addressing G 1. r)5. Globe.
FOR SALE—For cash, a forty-acre farm,
Am.ka county; horses, cows, chickens
and furniture, ?1,600. Address Mrs. Mary
Hamilton, Stacy, Minn.
FOR SALE—Good route and good "paying
daiiy. first-class order, very reasonable
price; owner obliged to sell before April
15. Call or add re::-a K(ii Martin st.
FOR SALE—Grocery store: fine location
in city; will take about $4,000. Answer
M Ifki, Globe.
FOR SALE—A restaurant doing fine bu--i
--ncss, or will sell the outfit. Address V
161, Globe.
MOST PROFITABLE cigar and confec
tlonery stand in city; will clear Itself
this year; price $1,000. Address C ISB
Globe. '
PATENTS—Patented and unpatented 7n~
ventions bought and sold. Lucas & Co
_ St. Louis, Mo.
PEOPLE'S RENTAL AND~~BROKER
agc, 203 West Seventh st., has for sale
a rooming house of fifteen rooms- light
grocery cheap; also a No. 1 cigar and
news stand.
SPECULATION-Twenty dollars margins
one thousand grain two cents; send for
our book, "Speculation," free. J X
Comstock & Co.. 23 Traders Bldg 'Chi
cago.
THE' BULL season of the year is now
approaching; $20 will margin 1,000
bushel:; of wheat 2 cents. Send for our
free book; facts and .figures, explaining
option trading, and daily market letter
The Osborn Grain Co.. 814 and 815 Phoe
nix Bidg., Minneapolis. Members Cham
ber of Commerce.
THE NEW MANAGEMENT of the~WeU
•ler Restaurant, 40G-408 Wabasha st
mean to treat and feed you right. Try
PERSONAL.
MONEY SAVED—To the reader: We
nave introduced a method to the pub
lic that enables every lady and gen
tleman to own a handsome gold watch
We have adopted the following, herein
explained: By using this enclosed cou
pon you will either obtain a watch,
diamond ring, or pin, any one of the
above art idea you fancy; it will only
cost you fifty cents. In order to ad
vertise these goods more extensively
we will give away a few articles by
sending out a number of coupons. With
the enclosed coupon send to us Three
Dollars and we will send you a book
containing six coupons; the six coupons
you sell to your friends for Fifty Cents
each, thereby getting back your three
dollars. Each of your friend 3to whom
you cell coupon sends It to us, pur
chasing a book of Bix coupons for them
selves, when your coupons have been
sent to us by these parties, then you
will receive an elegant watch, or any
one of the articles mentioned, and we
assure you that you will not be disap
pointed in its worth and value. For
further particulars address M. A.
Leonard, ioi) Gth ay., N. Y. City.
YOUR LIFE AN OPEN BOOK—By
knowing your future you can prepare
for the opportunities that come to
every one. Gain health, wealth, love,
friendship and prosperity; an astro
logical chart of your life will reveal
the business changes you had best
make; to take care of your health, to
make those you wish love you, to dem
onstrate my ability, to forecast your
future, send 10c, date of birth and
stamp to Prof. Merrow, 2867 Wlnslow
ay., Cincinnati, O.
BASHFUL, pretty, country maid, $150,000,
lacks opportunity of getting in society,
seeks honorable marriage. Miss Ver
non, care Ehrlich, 730 Lexington ay.,
New York. 3
LADIES—Your bust enlarged six Inches;
failure impossible; harmless; $100 cash
guarantee: proof free. Leonard Medi
clne Co., Kansas City, Kan.
YOUNG gentleman, stranger, having se
cured good position in St. Paul, wishes
lady acquaintance to attend theatricals
etc. Address A 160, Globe.
J§g"Js§^ MASSAGE.
A NEW young lady assistant at Mme.
Lauretta's swellest massage and bath
parlors in the Twin iCltles. 319 Jackson
et.
BATH AND MASSAGE, third flioorT
Room 15, 159 West Seventh Bt.
ELITE BATH and massage parlor by a
French lady. 320 St. Peter. Tel. 2002-5.
EDNA BURKE, expert masseuse and al
cohol baths. Room 203 Grand block,
Wabasha st., between Third and Fourth.
HATTIE SMITH, magnetic massage
healer; card reading, 25c. 63 East Sev
enth st., Room 10.
860 CEDAR ST.—Bathe, osteopathic, elec
trio and magnetic treatments. Room
M, second floor.
POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT.
BY APRIL 1, attached house, six rooms:
good condition; 27G Kent st. Inquire id
_t ast_Seyen th__s t:.
FOR RENT—A desirable ten-room fur
nished house; all modern conveniences
and centrally located. V 175, Globe.
FOR RENT for the summer, a modern
detached furnished ten-room house;
lar^e porch; desirable location; east of
Dale. V 167. Globe.
HOUSES—For rent, 600 and 602 Dayton
ay., eight-room houses; modern; hot
water heating. Apply to owner, 44 David
son block.
HOUSE—For rent, single, modern, nine
room house, 324 Olmsted st. Inquire :i22
Olmsted st., between Olive and John
HtS.
HOUSE—For rent, house SSO Iglehart st.;
nine rooms; all modern. Inquire GB6
lglehart st.
TO LET—Furnished modern ten-room
house, Fairmount ay., cheap. D ISO,
Globe.
187 EAST UNIVERSITY^VV.—SIx^room
house, with all modern conveniences.
_^EPjy_J^_H-JPomroy, 683 Jackson.
J25.00-FOR RENT, 458 CarroiT~st~elght
room house; modern; large grounds,
trees and shrubbery; good barn. Ap
ply on premises.
FLATS FOR RENT.
FLAT—First-claps flat, seven rooms, first
lioor; gas and stc-am heat; all modern
conveniences; janitor service; shades;
ten minutes' walk from business cen
ter. Call at 168 CoUege^ ay., first floor.
FLAT—For rent, furnished flat, suitable
for two young men or couple; references
required. Inquire of janitor, Bucking
ham.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Solid gold Maccabee past com
mander's badge; my name on bar. Re
turn to Wisconsin Central Ticket Of
flce for reward. E. Welsenburger.
LOST—Yellow and white English setter.
_sS^sl^ 277 East Winifred st.
LOST—A bunch of keys. March 20. Re^
turn to Merchants' hotel; liberal reward.
WHY not patronize The Weller Restau
rant, 406 Wabasha st.; the new man
agement is serving the best the markets
afford
WATCH LOST-Lady's gold wTueh on
Holly ay. or Dale st. this morning; has
a hunting case and photograph in front
cover. Finder please return to 520
Holly ay. and receive reward.
HCBSES AND CARRIAGES.
DRIVING MARE for sale, pacer; also
harness and buggy. Inquire Nelson,
Morris & Co.
FOR SALE—One saddle and bridle one
reed cutter, one heavy teaming wagon,
one sorrel marc, safe for any lady to
drive; one buggy. F. W. Hill, corner
Canada and Grove.
FOR SALE—One grocery de'.ivery wagon
almost as good as new, cheap. Call at
blacksmlth^s ;^sonth_end_otj2itrh bridge.
FOR SALE—Bay mare, nice, stylish
o, 2'n v£ r; ,sta»rt ard bred; five years eld.
309 Rondo st.
FOR SALE-Fine trap, top buggy, small
horse. CaH_£^ol_We.s^Th2rd st.
HORSES—Horses at auction every Wed
nesday at Barrett & Zimmerman's Mid
way horse market, St. Paul; private
sales daily; have from 300 to 500 head
of drafters, farm mares, general pur
pose horses, drivers. Western branded
horses and mules always on hand; give
thirty days' trial on all horses sold, also
_part time given if desired.
WANTED—Good delivery horse~for gro
cery. Apply at 499 Fuller St.
INSTRUCTION.
REMER DANCING ACADEMY, 185
JKnnclo st.; beginners' class opens Tues
day evening, April 3, 12 lessons, $4; last
class this season.
jr?,,^ af^^3.so cashed-
WANTED TO BUY.
with three or four circles- must be in
good condition and cheap fbr cash A.d
. dress Clifton Dairy, BCS Rice st.
MINES AND MINING.
INVEST In a new discovery and only
hard coal mines west of Pennsylvania-
Tnti C; ipa r,tefl proflta a thousand to one'
fey City eTN c"D C°Unty Surveyor. Val-
CLAIRVOYANTS.
ALICE McßAlN—Clairvoyant: elves ad
aam °f iife-« &« s--
FORTUNE TELLINXJ and first-class
J^^r^s^om^^^^^ 4 East
MRS. ALICE AUSTIN-Clairv^a7u~and
card reader; ladies. 25 cents and 60
_cents. 484 Cedar st.7near Ninth
MRS WILLIAM, clairvoyant and ma£
sagist, reveals past, present and future
no sign, up stairs. 542 Cedar. illlur< -'
I CHIROPODISTS.
LOCKWOOD'B Good Luck Salve; best
thing for sore feet; all druggists; estab
lished eighteen years.
PROFESSIONAL CHtRO~PODr.ST~ and
Derrnatologist-Dr. Betty Schmitt has
moved to 27 East Seventh st., Kendrick
block; assistant wanted. Room 205.
Proceedings In Bankrupts!!.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District of Minnesota, Third Di
vision.
In the Mutter of \
Fred crick W.\ In BunUruptcy.
Hentrich, Bank-\
rupt. \
To the Honorable William Loehren
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the district of Minne
sota.
Frederick AY. Hemrich, of St. Paul, in
the County of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, in said district, respectfully
represents that on the 27th day of March
A> D. 1899, last past, he was duly adjudg
ed a bankrupt under the acts of Con
gress relating to Bankruptcy; that lie
has duly surrendered all his property
and rights of property, and has fully
complied with all the requirements of
said Acts and of the orders of the Court
touching his Bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate undf.r said bankrupt acts
except such debts as are exempted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this 24th day of March, A D
1900.
FREDERICK W. HEMRICH,
Bankrupt.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District of Minnesota, Third Division
—ss.
On Als 24th day of March, A. D. IMO
on reading the foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by the court, that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 9th day of
April, A. D. 1900. before said court at
Bt. Paul, in said district, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published In the St
Paul Globe, a newspaper printed In said
district, and that all known creditors
and other persons in Interest may ap
pear at the said time and place, and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
And it Is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order, addressed to them at
their places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable William Loch
ren, Judge of the said court, and the
seal thereof, at St. Paul, in said dis
trict, on the 24th day of March, A D
1900.
CHARLES L. SPENCER,
(Seal of the Court.) Clerk.
POPULARJANST
ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS-At Hotel Fey, corner Cedar and
Seventh, finished rooms by the day
or week; Bteam heat and bath; tran
aient trade solicited.
ARITNDEL, IBS—Near Selby Ay.— For
rent, front room; handsomely furnlsh
ed; jmodern^J^OO.
COLLEGE AY., 73—Large, pleasant, sun
ny front room, suitable for two; pas,
bath, heat, If required; rent reasonable.
FOR RENT—Furnished room, heat, bath,
gue, in private family, on best part of
hill; ten minutes' walk from center;
very reasonable; also a smaller furnish
ed room. C 199, Globe.
FOR RENT—Six rooms, second floor.with
' bath, etc., to parties without children;
walking distance. 531 Marion st.; key
f.2. r) Marlonjßt.
FOR RENT—Eight-roomed house, fur
nace and all conveniences. 407 lglehart
at.
PLEASANT AY., 162-Nicely furnished
front room; suitable for two gentlemen;
board if desired; private family; mud
ern conveniences.
PINE ST., 581—For rent, nicely furnish
ed front alcove room; modern conven
iences; private family; reference requir
ed.
ROOM—For rent, newly furnished front
room, with alcove, at moderate price.
Call Sunday or after 6 p. m. at 256 Ram
sey.
ROOMS—Two rooms and alcove, in Mer
riam Park, half-block from lnterurban
or Selby line; no children; large, bhady
grounds. J 156, Globe.
SEVENTH ST., 151 EAST-Near Jackson
—Nicely furnisned front rooms, en suite
or single, suitable for light housekeep
lng.
SIXTH ST., 123 WEST—For rent, two un
furnished rooms for dressmaking on
ground floor; well established business;
furnished rooms on second floor, $6 per
month.
THE NEW management of the Weller
Restaurant are serving a coffee that
can't be heat, and pies like your mother
made.
WABASHA ST., 326—For rent, nicely fur
nished large steam-heated room. Apply
Room 26.
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT--Six-room cottage at White
Bear, on Clark ay., near the lake. In
quire of John W. Herrlck, abstract of
_fice, court hovse.
WANTED TO RENT.
FAMILY of three will pay liberal rent
for small house, or flat on first floor;
state terms. A 187, Globe.
HOUSE—Wanted, to rent for the sum
mer, by gentleman and wife (no chil
dren), furnished house or flat; must be
in good location and near business cen
ter; possession wanted by April 1; best
of references. Address V 157, Globe.
LIST YOUR vacant houses~at~Room 2U,
Phoenix Bldg., corner Seventh and
Cedar (over Yerxa's); have tenants
daily waiting for desirable houses. A.
Holterhoff.
ROOMS—Wanted by two ladies, mother
and daughter, two or three unfurnished
rooms for very light housekeeping; hill
preferred; must be on or near car line;
reference. S 178, Globe.
ROOMS—Wanted, to rent two or three
rooms for light housekeeping; central;
_state price. _ Address M 167, Of lobe.
WANTED TO" RENT^Cotta~ge~at White
Bear lake, Dell wood preferred. T. D.
Loverlng, care J. H. Allen & Co., city.
WANTED—ApriI 1, four unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; lower
half of house preferred, or small flat in
desirable location. S 186, Globe.
WANTED TO~RENT-by a responsible
party, a furnished house or flat; cen
trally located. L 164, Globe.
WANTED TO RENT-One or two seam
heated rooms with gas suitable for
Ijght housekeeping. G 163. G!obe.
WANTED—Five to seven-room house;
modern conveniences; state price. Ad
_dress W 15;, Globe^
BOARD OFFERED.
BOARD AND ROOMS—If you are look
ing for rooms it will save you time
and money if you consult the board
and room directory, Mrs. C. H. Baker
691 St. Peter st.
LARGE ROOM, suitable for two; also
Single room, with first-class board;
terms reasonable 227 East Tenth st.
NICELY furnished front parlor, suitable
for two; steam heat, gas and bath
First floor, 234 West Fifth st.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—Twenty acres near limits
good garden land, with buildings, $1,050;
10 acres. $660, $100 down; 1 acre, near
Btreat car, $150; 320-acre farm, Stutsman
county. North Dakota., J1.400. $600 down;
320 acres, Emmons county, $900; 16J
acres, v.ith buildings, crop payments;
ltiO ficrfs, Sully county; also ten-roomed
house, bath, $1,300, $200 down. J. C. Beat
tle. J5 Court Block.
FINE large eleven-room house,with barn,
for sale cheap by owner. Call at 6a4
st. mornings.
HOUSE AND LOT for sale; also tvm
young horses, both broke single and
_ double. Inquire at 562 Canton st.
SAVE car fares; owner offers choice
residence property; Nos. 609, 645 647
Olive St.; al.«o 743 East Third st. Apply
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey—Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Samuel C.
Talum. deceased.
Order for Parties Interested to Show
Cause Why Petition to Amend Final
Decree Should Not He Granted
Upon reading the petition of Eleanor
I'atum, Amy T. I-lillis and Elizabeth T.
Long, duly tiled In the above entitled
matter, praying that the final decree
made, entered and tiled on September 9th, i
18S9, in the above entitled matter, be '
amended nunc pro tune so as to recite, i
und and state that said decedent, said
Samuel C. Tatum, died seized of all of
the following real estate situated in the
County of Ramsey, state of Minnesota,
to wit: Block eleven (11), Quinby Park,
according to the plat thereof on file or of
record in the ofTlce of the Register of
Deeds in and for Ramsey County, Min
nesota, and all of the north one-half of
the north one-half of the southeast quar
ter of section twenty-eight (28) town
ship thirty (30), ra.nge twenty-two (22),
according to the United States govern
ment survey thereof, and all of the fol
j lowing real estate situated in Washing
ton County, Minnesota, to wit: Lots
i six (6) and eleven (11) of FaJrchlld's Gar-
I den Lots, according to the plat thereof
en file or of record in the office of the
Register of Dt>eds In and for Ramsev
County, Minnesota, instead of finding and
reciting as it now does that said Samuol
C. Tatum died seized of only an undivid
ed two-thirds interest in said rtal estate
and so that It shall adjudge and decree
that all and singular of said real (state i
as well as all other estate that said de
ceased had on his death, descended to
and became vested in his widow and
children in the same proportions hs the
estate unsigned in said final decree was
assigned to them, and so that it shall
adjudge and decree that snid real estate
as well as all other estate that paid de
ceased had on his death, be assigned to
and vested in said wife and children in
the proportions aforesaid, and in su'Ti
other r<:-*=nects and particulars as to the
•Court shall seem just in the premises, and
praying that this Court issue an order for
all parties Interested to show cause why
said llnal decreo should not be so amend
ed.
It is hereby ordered that said petition
be heard at a special term of this Court
to be held In the court room of sf id Court
in the Court House in the City of St
Paul, County of Ramsey, State of Min
nesota, on Monday, the sixteenth (ifittA
day of April. A. D. 1900. and that all par
ties interested show cause, if any there
bo, at saJd time and place, why .said final
decree should not be so amended and
said petition granted.
It is hereby further ordered that notice
of said hearing b.> given to all parties In
terested by publishing said crrlor ir. the
St. Paul Globe, a daily newspaper pub
lished in St. Paul, once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said bear
tag.
Dated March 23d, IMO.
E. W. BAZILI.i:,
Judge of the Probate Court
Filed March 24th, 1900.
Edward B. Graves, Attorney for Peti
tioners, 409-410 N. Y. Life Buildinc, St
Paul, Minn.
THE PHILADELPHIA MUTUAL
AID ASSOCIATION.
_„ OFFICERS:
E\ P»W?:!& RICK- Prea aiKl Trea*
„„„";"• BKAi>|,K*. SecreiHrv ft Manager.
Benefit*: $» 0 to p)u per month for accident
**t for sicknens Hud gIOO at death nud ire*
medical trentineut.
COSTS $1.00 per month.
HOME OFFICE, 27 E. S<EVE.4TH ST..
BT. PAUL. MINN.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
Trains leave and arrive at St. Paul as
follows:
Chicago, KiSSIE^
Milwaukai & EMM^
St. Pay] Ry, *^SJJ
'» Icket Offloe 3C5 Robert S». •«*U O «*- U3
__ iH**Dally. rEx. Buil~!_Lcave.;_Arrlv» "
Chicago, La Crosse, Mil.]aß:3oam|albTlsprr»
Ph^af 0 ' l'& C, rosse. Mil.|a4:3opmjall:4sam
Chicago La Crosse. MU.!aC:sspml '.?-snr>n»
cmcaao Pioneer mauedr* i #j si;.j#m.
Chl. l<arlbault,McGreK'rlb4:'iypmltjU:li".aiit
Jr^oria. via Mason City..lal:4opm all.lßam
Red Wing and Rochester b3:lGpm!bll:4sa»
Dubuqua via La Crosse. b«:3oamjblo:l6pnj
St. L., K. C. Faribault...|HS:3.'aml afi:2Rpm
Mllbank and Way |bß:2oam| M:Wpra
Ortonville, Aberdeen laT-fftpml aKosam
Nor'fleM. Vbault * Aus!b?:2opmj b9:2o«n
Chicago Great WteTERNRt
"The Mapls Leaf Route."
City Ticket Office, sth & Robert St.*., St. Paul.
t Kx. Sondajr;otUor» daily. [JjAVEJCRIABgiyt TilM
Kenyon. Dodge Center, It S.ldaraf B.3ourn
Oelweln,Dubuque, Free- 8.10 pm' -> Mam
port. Chicago and Kabt. 11.20 pm 12.85 pm
CedarFalls.Waterloo.Mnr- t 6.10 amft 8.30 pm
shalltown, Dcs Molnes, 8.10pm! 7.60 am
St. Joseph, Kansas Clty^ JjjjQjjml 12.65 pni
Cannon Fal's, Red Wing, t B.loam t 8.30pm
Northfleld, Fariliault, 6.05 pm 950 am
Wateryllle, Mankato.
Mantorville Local. j 6.05 pin J.Ujm
sgiifr\ TICKET OFFICE
/2pjjS\ sth dc Robert Sts.
I JU«# C j Urjßn Statlen, St. Paul
j2f7*f£vs Milwaukee iiation, Minneapolis
Dislnc- and Pu'lman Bieepln* Car» on
__^W^f_ Winnipeg «md O»»BtTr»lni.
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Dakota ft Kacitota Zip. Daliy;FarKo. .
freigus fall.. Wahpeton. Crooks ft fift P, If
ton, Qd. Forks, Gra/ion, Winnipeg dH^pm /liSsn.)
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Bun; St. Cloud, Krxlr.rrd, Walker R Ih
BU^^a S<-7'19 l iillfiS i j. m
Tickit~Offlce—199 East Thlrd~Bc~ rPhon«
a m. »
Leave. I a Dally, b Ex. (Sunday, i Arrive.
bß:Bsam St.CJ'd. F'ga~F"~\a, FrgofbC^OSpni
bß:Ssam Willmar, via «t. Cloud bs:o6pra
a9:o2am .Great Northern Flyer. a2<sr>ra
w:«ppml ißxoel. ft Hutchlnson.. bll:3sam
•'•o6pm|Breck. Far*o,G.F..Wps a7:4&arn
afiiSOpmj.^MtTiiT. _& Dak. Exp.. a7:3oam
KASTKRI* MIiriVBSOTA RAIL.WAV.
sf^TP^"th » W. «»PerlorTg%g
B!eeper for 11:15 p. m. train can b* 00
--cup.'ed at any tim« after 9 d. ffl.
"HORTH-WESTEaH L!ML'7
0., st. p., m> & 5.
JfflcaJ9s Rojsrt St. ?Ijdd 43).
Loivo. |a Dally, b Kx. Sun day. i Arrive. '
aS.SOa.n ...Chicago "Day Ex 7'"..-|alo:l6pro
a4:66pm .."Atlantic Express", .'all :20am
aC,sspm .Chicago "Fast Mall".! a8:10am
a 8 10pm ChiVo "N. W. Limited" a7:43am
a«:sspm Wjau.F.du Lac, G.Bay aS:loam
bß:osam .Dulath. Superior, Ash. b3:4opm
a4:3Cpm .Duluth, Superior. Ash. a9:f)3pm
b7:4oam!.St. James. Sioux City. b4:2opm
b7:4oa m! El more. Algona, Dcs M b?:4spn»
b7:4oam!Hot Sprines,Black Hills b7:2sara
alO:OOam|.Su Cfty, Omaha, K. C. a7:4spm
b4:6Opm M^k'to. N. Ulm, Rlmore bl0:0 r>;in»
b4:sopm ..Fairmont, St. James.. b!o:osam
aß:3opm .Su City. Omaha. K. C. a7:2saia
aagp^^g^! Best Line to pasgsz?
tv.Forl STATIONS." |Ar.hrei!i
B:lSam Wlnona, La Crosse, Uubuaue
and Chicago, except Sunday 12:55 pru
B:lsam Winona, La Crosse, Dubuqce
nnd St. I.oiiis, except Sunday
B:ospm Winona. La Cro&se, Dubuque,
Chicago p.nd St. J.ouis. daily 7:45 am
Ticket Office 400 Robert Street. Tel. Main3B
ST. PAUL 8l DULUTH R. R.
Union Depot. 'Dally. 4Kz. Sunday.
Lt tft:£O am i Tralns tor Duluth (Af *7}*S *™
♦2:35 pni > . _ < M ta:so Din
" *t»;igpm) and Superior, j■• :so pm
M., ST. P. & S. S. M. R'Y. $
Citr Ticket Office 379 Robert St. Tel. 1053.
Union Depot. St. Paul.
JLeave.J_ EAST. lArrtr*.
"7:2opm|.Atlar.tlo Limited (dully).! S:4siin»
»:4Bamlßhinelander Local (exSyn)] s:osi>m
i:lspni!St. Croix Falla Local, exj
lUuiiday. From Broad way 1
J Depot, fnot Fourth St.] 9:lsam
WEST.
t:osamf.Pacific Limited fPaciflc.
Coast) daily 7:oopm
l:lspm!Glenwood Local (ex. Sun) 9:35 am
WISCONSIN CENTRAL R*Y. CO.
City Office. 373 Robert St. 'Pbono Nn. B:>4.
Leave I »n T . 1 r»«n« I Arriv*
fit Paul! All Tr"n* Pally. j st ppyx]. <yx]
Eau Claire. Chip. Fallal
1:00 am Milwaukee md Chicago t:Uant
Ashland, Chippewa FT*.
7:4opra .Oshkosh. Mol. and Chi I s:oopm
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