The Saint Paul globe., December 28, 1902, Page 13, Image 13

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At the Rat»e of I Cent* pep
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cepted Less than 20 Cents.
Personal, Clairvoyants, Fortune teller
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No insertion accepted less than 25 cents.
WANT COLUMN BRANCH OFFICES:
CONGER BROS.. Druggists, Selby ave
nue, corner St. Albans; 409 Selby
avenue and 349 University avenue.
RICE STREET PHARMACY, 306 Rice
street.
ALBERT W. BORK, corner Mississippi
and Nash streets.
CAMPBELL BROS., Selby and Victoria.
S. H. REEVES, Druggist, Seven Corners.
STRAIGHT BROS., Druggists, Rondo
and Grotto streets.
A. T. GUERNSEY & SON, Druggists, 171
North Dale street.
PEOPLE'S PHARMACY, 798 East Sev
enth street.
E. B ROLLINS, Druggist, 295 West
Seventh street.
SEVER WESTBY, Druggist. Maria ave
nue and East Third street.
!v7. A. FROST & CO., Druggists. Selby
and Western avenues.
SVALTER NELSON. Druggist, University
avenue and Rice street.
KEITZKE & CO., Druggists, Selby and
Western avenues.
A. & G. SCHUMACHER, Druggists, 490
West Seventh street.
HOLCOMB & MAGNUSON, 951 Payne
avenue.
J. W. NELSON, Dale and University.
EOTNER & CO., Druggists, 678 Grand
avenue, corner St. Albans.
C. P. HELLER, Colonnade, St. Peter and
Tenth streets.
C. F. RUTHERFORD, St. Peter and
Fourth streets.
J. P. JELLINEK & CO., 961 West Sev
enth street.
[W. X COLLIER, East Seventh street,
corner Sibley.
A. A. CAMPBELL, Louis and Rondo
streets.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES.
Anybody Out of Work In St. Paul or.
Minneapolis may Insert an adver
tisement under this heading free of
charge.
DELIVERY MAN—Young man would like
a position as a delivery man in city;
i can furnish good reference. Address
t: Address R. T. McManus, 387 Carroll
} r st. city. ■ ■■ -
'IVYANTEDPIace where I can work for
: my board and room. Address Rooney,
; 50 East Seventh st. ■ - -
[WANT to learn trade or will take inside
work: any kind; wages 'no object; • ref
-1 erences furnished. Clark, 50 East Sev
i enth st. .- --i r-:l
APPRENTICE—A boy of sixteen years
: would like to learn a trade of any kind.
, Address J. Z., 800 James St.. city. .-■
SALESMAN—Wanted, position as sales
i man; speak English and German; road
; experience. 85, Globe.
CLERK—An up-to-date ; grocery clerk
■ wants position. T 105. Globe.y '
'{APPRENTICE— man of twenty
wants to learn trade; will take inside
i work of any kind; wages no object.
: city reference. Clark. '403 Smith ay.
PRINTER—Wanted, situation on small
j country weekly or job office in or near
r St. Paul; eight years' experience. Ad
-1 dress T 116, Globe. .-.■*-'■ ;-■:::• :-.?r ■:? • - ■
; OFFICE BOY—A boy"of sixteen years of
; age. would like to have a position as of
fice boy. :- J. J., 528 Cedar St., St. Paul,
■■■ t Minn. *;"•• -■■■* -■' ■ '■■;.■:■"■'■"■:■■ ''1-~-?+'■--. _ ■
- EMPLOYMENT— by young man
\ of. twenty-two years, position t where
ifi I can make $12 a month; have some ex
t* perience in electricity. Address- J. 8.,
140 West Fifth st., city.
OFFICE BOY —A boy of fifteen would like
a place as office boy. Address 542 Cedar
■ m st. ■. . . • ■ v ■•'-".'
POSITION—Young man of . twenty de
sires a position of some kind. Address
V 592. Euclid st. - ■■•■-_.■
| STATIONARY ENGINEER— a young
man of good habits, a position as sta
tionary engineer or firing stationary
, boilers. Address D 106, Globe. > .
.[WORK FOR BOARD—Faithful man de
sires position to work for board while
attending school. Address "Barnes,"
'■ 720 Globe Building.
CLERK—Wanted, position as clerk in
; country town;. experience in groceries
; and drugs, or would take position as
, j hotel clerk; experience. H. J. W., 771
' Fauquier st., city. r :
{WATCHMAKER and Jeweler, long-expe
. rienced, desires position; could start on
!• or before 1903; answer immediately.
* T 133. Globe.
CLERK —A young married man wishes
position as clerk in wholesale house or
railroad . office; 'two years' experience;
references. _ Address R., 950 Jackson St.,
St. Paul. . .■-■..•■.. .-• ■<-.
Situation as night clerk or
, general work around hotel. M. Walsh,
general delivery. _-■■-'■ -.'--:■"■
HTOUNG MAN. age twenty, would like
work of any kind. Address W. E., 171
Forbes av.,clty. . v .-:■■■■.. ■- ,
[BOY of fourteen years .of . age would like
' a place to work for board and go to
school. Call or address 168 Edmund st.
ANTED— of any kind by. a
young colored man. ' married, -will go
to work, immediately. Inquire at 574
Rice st. (drug store.) ' .
- [WOULD LIKE work of some kind; am
married and willing to do anything;" I
am handy with tools and can drive
. team. Apply at 236 East Seventh St.,
: W. F.,- Room 33. ;
{BARTENDER —Wanted, by clean young
man of twenty-one, a position as bar
. tender; good mixer; references; will
leave the city. Address 469 Michigan st.
[WANTED— position as night watch
. man or janitor, • or any inside work;
can give best •of r references. Address
; COT East Seventh st.
CAME UPON A MINE
OF GENUINE SOAP
'Wonderful Deposit in Wyoming "to ■ Be
; > -Worked by Capitalists. *-~
}-- ■ "We've got. everything . out s j of * the
ETound but soap, and now we've got that,"
Jsaid the secretary of the Chamber of
.jComnaerce,. as he rubbed his hands clean
H.nd held them up for ■■ inspection.
j It (was true enough. A soap mine is an
, Innovation, and some people will have to
[be "^showed," but Mr. Williams will show
'anybody who applies at the chamber that
soap-is about to become a potent factor
'in .mining in the West.
{ Away back in the days when moun
, tains rose up out of the sea and the
Creator put everything into the hills
£hat now produces wealth there was
evidently a wonderful foresight of the
present generation. Having provided al
most everything, including gems,. fuel and
drugs, • he • doubtless anticipated the need
'of a ? choice toilet article when man , took
possession and smeared - himself over
| ■with/dirC' in . extracting the wealth from
]Uie ground. "'."' ' ■ ■■ "
So. for the . great unwashed, regardless
of politics, there was deposited six miles
north of New Castle, Wyo., on top of a
v the . ground a hunk of soap about the
size of the Colorado - state house. Just
how much is under ground is ■ yet to be
determined,. but E. A: Hlllman, of . 85
Bhcrman avenue, a tramway'; motorman
of the Eleventh avenue lines, has • ac
quired title to ISO acres, on a portion of
.which is this big cake of soap. Through
the Denver Chamber of Commerce three
of the largest soap manufacturers in - the
country have been ~ interested, and Mr.
Hillman ,| will awake I some morning 1.; to
discover that he has suddenly - become a
»nn;ionp.ire. ". His little 20 cents an hour
job. already looks like a , canceled stamp
as compared to what's coming.
. ••There is no doubt, about the purity
of thisjsoap/J'said J. L. Griffin, who came
»ut to investigate : the find for Armour
& Co. "We have , found v the ' deposit -1 as
rcpi'es^nted,' and succeeded in^ - locating
ugTfat .deposits beneath : the . surface. - By
- means= of a :polo drilling- rig, which had
' J>cen used in an oil .well two miles away.
POPULAR WANTS
HELP WANTED—IV,ALES.
STUDENTS to attend business school;
Jay and evening sessions; instruction in
bookkeeping, shorthand, touch type
writing, civil service; classes In pen
manship, arithmetic, spelling, business
correspondence, grammar, etc.; two
weeks' trial given. Pioneer Business
tchool, Ryan Bldg., Robert and East
Seventh Bts.
CIVIL SERVICE Government Positions—
14,983 appointments this year; this is
4,692 more than last year; excellent op
portunity for young people; catalogue
of information free. Columbian Corre
spondence College, Washington, D. C.
THE LOYAL AMERICANS will give an
entertainment and ball o,t Central hall,
Tuesday evening, Dec. 80. An enter
taining programme has been arranged
and an enjoyable evening is promised all
who attend.
BOOKBINDER—A good second finisher
wanted. Brown, Treacy & Sperry Co.
TAILOR LEE, Grand Opera House, al
ways satisfies. Trousers to your meas
ure, $4>4. Sample ends of best cloth
made; 800 styles. . i
WANTED—Men to learn barber trade-
We offer an opportunity of practical
experience by free work, instructions,
lectures and demonstrations. One li
censed teacher for every ten students.
Clean towels, antiseptic solutions, ster
ilizing apparatus. Revolving chairs,
steam heat, elevator, good light; every
thing first-class. We present each stu
dent complete outfit of tools; board pro
vided if desired. Call or write Moler
College, 221 Second ay. South, Minne
apolis.
BOOKKEEPER—Competent double en
try bookkeeper. Address, with refer
ences, Z 200, Globe. .
WHY iN«-»r try sign painting? No expe
rience required; no fraud; samples, in
structions, etc.. 10 cents. City Sign Co.,
Springfield. Ohio.
WANTED—IOO men for ice cutting, at
once, $1.75 per day; employment agen
cy, 50 East Seventh st. .
ANY person who will distribute samples
for $3 daily should address "Standard"
4 Wells, Chicago. ,
RELIABLE men everywhere to distrib
ute circulars, samples and advertising
matter; good pay; no canvassing. Co
operative Advertising Co., 40 W. 28th
St., New York.
PRESS FEEDERS—Wanted, Gordon press
feeders. Brown, Treacy & Sperry Co.
DETECTIVES — Shrewd, reliable man
wanted in every locality for profitable
secret service; experience unnecessary.
Write American Detective association,
Indianapolis. Ind.
BARBER—Wanted, first-class white bar
ber; steady job; $12.50 and one-half
over $20.a week. R. N. Sweet, Roches
ter. Minn.
INTELLIGENT people who need an in
come, address Proofreader, Box. js_4
Philadelphia.
WOODS COOKS, tie makers, bellboy,
dishwasher, second cook, carpenters,
cooks, male or female help, all kinds.
Horsnell, 50 East Seventh st.
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.
BIG money sure; write before Jan. 1;
something free; none afterwards. Say
_man, St. Louis.
AGENTS wanted everywhere; goods that
save money; salary or credit. Gavitt
Mfg. Co., 3 Buildings, Topeka. Kan.
MYSTERIOUS "Everlasting Fire!" Mar
velous new fuel that burns forever;
makes intense heat, but never burns up;
hotter, cheaper, cleaner than coal; lc
worth cooks a meal or heats a room;
burns in any stove or grate, or outdoors
anywhere, without attachments or kind
ling; no ashes, smoke or smell; abso
lutely safe; pronounced "miraculous, su
pernatural;" great excitement wherever
shown; agents making fortunes; nine
tenths profit; no capital required; terri
tory free. Bryan & Co., Inventors, 3i>l,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
JUST OUT —The latest rubber novelty;
this is a sure winner; big money; write
quick and secure terms and territory;
sample 10c. Kay Novelty Co., Winona,
Minn. • ■
"SCHEMES AND FAKES" book, latest
money makers for fakirs, agents and M.
O men, postpaid 20c. Standard Supply
Co., 314 East Market st.. Bluff ton, Ind.
AGENTS—SeII ball moisteners; absolutely
new; for envelopes, stamps, cigar cases;
big seller; pays you 100 per cent; sam
ple, 15c. Ball Moistener Co., 155 Wash
ington st. Chicago
AGENTS—SeII a new food product; sells
over and over again to the same per
son; send 10c for samples. The Wau
zeka Co., New Paltz, N. Y.
SALESME!' WANTED.
SALESMAN—Wanted, a first-class sales
man for dry goods and clothing; a gen
eral man. who can handle both lines;
a young single man, Norwegian or Ger
man. Lock Box R, Hastings, Minn.
SALESMEN—Books for the library; buck
ram binding, gilt tops, deckel edge,
splendidly illustrated; de Luxe edition,
half price; Muhlbach, Poets, Schiller,
Eliot, Waverley, Goethe. Shakespeare,
Orations, Hugo, Dumas, Dickens, Coop
er, Bulwer, Balzac; highest commission,
best territory now open. P. F. Collier
& Son, 453 Endicott Bldg.
SALESMEN—SpeciaI publications, Li
brary Electrical Science, six volumes;
new University Encyclopedia, ten vol
umes; Library Scientific Works, thirty
two volumes; above publications ready
for business Jan. 1; splendid terras and
territory now open. P. F. Collier &
Son, 452 Endicott Bldg.
WANTED —For coming year, experienced
traveling^ salesman for Minnesota; we
want a salesman; no novice need ap
ply. Box 514. Chicago. -
WANTED — Immediately by reliable
Cleveland house, a wide-awake man
with good business experience to com
plete our traveling force for 1903;
rtandard line. Church & Co., Ellastone
building, Cleveland, Ohio.
SALESMAN —Traveling salesman for
Minnesota; no 'technical Knowledge,, but
active all-round • "hustler; established,
high-rated house. F, R. Jennings,
sales mgr., 21 West Atwater,. Detroit,
Mich. . •
TYPEWRITING MA-MINES.
BUY typewriters with rent ydii pay;- all
makes. Jewett Agency,' 237 Hennepin
ay., Minneapolis; all makes. - ■
we found a stratum of this soap twenty
three feet thick at a depth of 180 feet
and extending 300 yards across from
north to south, but,' going downward to
ward the east at a drop of two inches to
the yard. Strange to say, the same
depth had to be penetrated fifty feet
from the edge of the exposed hogback
before reaching the stratum. Fifteen
foot holes around the- sides of the ex
posed part showed its contour almost
vertical.
"The deposit is six miles north of New
castle and about 200 yards from the
Billings branch of the Burlington. The
hogback contains 500 car loads above the
grass roots. We have tested it in soap,
haying sent thirteen cars, all told, to
Chicago and Minneapolis.
"The material is an excellent filler for
soapus and for paper. It is also a good
article for horses' hoofs, cleansing: them
and preventing decay. Our chemists are
finding other uses for it."
The samples on exhibition at the
Chamber of Commerce include several
pieces of raw material, which Is nothing
more than a new variety of soft soap
stone. Mr. Hillman crushed a piece the
size of a goose egg with a hammer and
put it in a cup of water. Immediately
it formed a thick paste, which, he says,
will hold Jts consistency indeflntely, and
this paste has for two days- been used
as a toilet soap by attaches of the cham
ber. It has no grit, does not lather, but
cleans and beautifies the skin as no man
ufactured soap ever did. No chemical
analysis is available, but the secretary of
the chamber declares it is at least
99 44-100 pure.—Denver Post.
Then the Temperature Fen.
Ella—Yesterday was my birthday, and
Fred sent me a rose for each years of my
age. I don't see how he knew how old
I was.
Stella—Very likely he didn't; probably
he took all the roses the florist had.—New
York Daily News.
A Belittling Comparison.
"Henpecque doesn't seem of much ixa.%
portance when his wife Is around."
"He's of about as much importance as
the Chinese emperor on a state occasion."
—•Cleveland Plain Dealer.
$Hfi ST. PAUL, GLOBE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1902.
POPULAR WANTS
HELP WANTED—FEMALEB.
THE LOYAL AMERICANS will give an
entertainment and ball at Central hall,
Tuesday evening, Dec. 30. An enter
taining programme has been arranged
and an enjoyable evening is promised
all who attend.
$12 PER 1,000 copying letters; materials
furnished; no deposit; stamped envelope
for particulars. Dept. 103, Crystal Nov
elty Co.. 3812 Indiana ay., Chicago.
LADIES copy letters at home; $20 per'
1,000; send stamped envelope for appli
cation. Leslie Novelty Co., Dept. 28,
Chicago. '■
LADIES to work doilies and centerpieces
at home; all materials furnished; high
est prices paid; no canvassing. Send
stamped envelope to Ely Novelty Co.,
Ely Bldg., Chicago. _________
WAITRESSES—Wanted, waitresses at
Union Depot restaurant.
TWENTY-FIVE GIRLS wanted to stitch
shirts or overalls on high speed ma
chines; steady work; good pay. Gulter
man Bros., Fifth and Slbley sts.
CHAMBERMAID wanted; must come well
recommended. Apply TQS Summit ay.
HOUSEWQRK—Wanted, girls for gen*
eral housework. Call 459 Dayton ay.
HOUSEWORK—GirI for housework; no
washing. 233 Selby ay. - _
WANTED—GirIs for kitchen work, $1S
per month at New England Coffee
House, 152 East Fourth st.; no Sunday
work. ' t
HOUSEWORK—Wanted, neat, ~ reliable
girl for general housework in small
family; a good home. 666 Plum St., near
corner Maria ay.
HOUSEWORK—GirI for general house
work, 67 West College ay.; private fam
ily, or one to assist. -
HOUSEWORK—GirI for general house -
work; small family; good wages. 151
Pleasant ay. ,
HOUSEWORK—Wanted, a competent girl
for general housework in family of
three. Call at once at 581 University
ay.
HOUSEWORK—GirI wanted for general
housework; two in 'family. Call at 228
Carroll st.
DINING ROOM GIRL^-Want dining room
girl at Astoria restaurant, 372 Wabasha
st.; must have experience.
HOUSEWORK—Wanted, "a girl for gen
eral housework. Inquire at 234 West
Fifth St.. Flat 2.
TAILOR LEE, Grand Opera House, al
ways satisfies. Remnants of cloth suit
able for ladies' and children's wear at
less than half.
INTELLIGENT people who need an in
come address Proofreader, Box 1534,
Philadelphia.
MARRIAGE PAPER containing hundreds
of "Personal" advertisements of mar
riageable people, many rich, mailed
free. B. A. Gunnels, Toledo, Ohio.
TWENTY shirtmaiters on our new high
speed machines; good pay; steady work.
/Gulterman Bros.. Fifth and Sibley.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES.
Anybody Out cf Work in St. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert an adver
tisement under this heading free of
charge.
TAILOR LEE, Grand Opera House, al
ways satisfies. Remnants of cloth suit
able for ladies' and children's wear at
less than half. ~ M
LADY wants work by the day or by the
hour; will do office work. Room 13^,
447 St. Peter st.
NURSE—A lady would like a position to
take care of invalid lady and do some
light housework, or take care of an old
couple. Address 127 East Eleventh st.,
Room 30.
HOUSEWORK—Young woman desires
light housework; no incumbrance. Call
afternoons at 430 Wabasha, third floor,
Room 16.
A MEDDLE-AGED WOMAN wants a
place in private family; no children;
must be in the city.* 229 East Eighth
st.. Room 4; don't ring the bell.
A YOUNG GIRL would"like position in of
fice; has had experience In office; can
give reference. Address Miss B. H.,
407 South Robert at.. Flat 7.
NURSE—Young woman desires place as
nurse, caring for child two or three
years. M. E. T., 745 Hawthorn st.
STENOGR"aPHER—WuT~wbrk • one -half
days from 9 a. in. to 12 noon. Address
L 135, Globe.
WOMAN would like work cooking by the
day or week. N. W. Tel., Dale 483 L 3.
BOOKKEEPER—Wanted. position as
bookkeeper by lady bookkeeper with ten
years' experience, who is also a stenog
rapher; will accept moderate salary;
can give first-class city references. Miss
Ida Smith, .27 East Seventh St., Room
308. |
DRESSMAKER —A competent dressmaker
on ladies' and children's clothes; per
fect fit guaranteed and quickly done;
charges reasonable. House, rear 463
Selby ay.
WANTED—Position in law office or as
bookkeeper by young lady of experl
ence. Address C X. Globe. _
NURSE — Thoroughly competent nurse,
refined and intelligent, desires place at
enca M. J C, 745 Hawthorn st.
NEAT young woman desires washing and
ironing at her home; capable of doing
first-class work for ladies and gentle
men. Please call at 596 Jackson st.;
basement.
WANTED—By an experienced young
lady stenographer, position with some
reliable firm; understands general office
work and can help on books. Address
J. X.. 162 Custer st. ■
SEWlNG—Experienced sewing girl wants
to sew in family. Apply 191 West
Sixth st.
WASHING —Neat young woman desires
washing and ironing at her home; capa
ble of doing first-class work; ladies
and gentlemen, reasonable. Please ad
dress or call at 596 Jackson St., base
ment.
WASHING and ironing to take home at
reasonable prices. Call or address 163
West Sixth st.
HOUSEKEEPER—Young widow desires a
position as housekeeDer; answer at one*
Address No. 110 West Third st, first
floor.
WANTED —Position with chance of pro
- motion, doing office work, by young lady
with four years' experience in law of
fice. Address C 5. Globe.
WOMAN would like any kind of day
work, washing or ironing or house
cleaning. Call or address 46 Thomas
st., up stairs.
RELIEF SOCIETY.
141 East Ninth St.; Telephone, Main 183.
WE FURNISH women by the day to do
housecleaning, washing, ironing, sew
ing, nursing the sick and mending; also
men to do odd jobs. ■
WOMAN wants work by the day. In
quire 25 East Ninth St.. Room 4.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
UMSERMEN TAKE NOTICE—We have
constantly on hand from 600 to 800
head of heavy logging horses; come and
look them over; you can find just what
you want at any time. Barrett & Zim
merman's Midway Horse Market, St.
Paul. Minn.
FOR SALE —One horse, one cow, one
spring wagon. Maryland street, be
tween Dale and Western aye.
BUSINESS PERSONAL.
MISS HULL removes superfluous hair,
, moles, etc, by electricity; only positive
and permanent remedy; references glr
en; established eight years. Room 5\
Mannheimer building.
MISS WELCH permanently removes su
perfluous hair, moles, etc., by elec
tricity; references given; manicuring
and face massage. 50 Mannheimer
building.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
fur Firtin Told Free
BY THP TflHllfi VAstoroioky'&trwltycnirllfe. We
01 lilt LUViRV. will tend yon a Horoscopeßead
ing of yon? life «nd a tn©« Intortjtins Book on As
tyolOfi'y* tx yOO K*U(3 tod d&fcfi Ok VOW 1 Mrtfa ftTV(I W-PrTPP
for ilnns pcttwa. Onrro«ding» I»t»nude people
lia ppy And full ofuopQ And buccqba. AilJum i~ *-^~
KA3AgyiO?ig3T£ga3,gaa.yilliaaSi,H.7,City.
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: positions.: with | reliable:- concerns, with
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,- your name; payable '!n _ Installments to .
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t.- pany; -• Incorporated i thirty r years. By.
' '.reason of large clientage we give better
i.; rates and discount ; on * advance f', pay
, ments. Every Interview and transac-
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; i;J;im^Mlnn^Mtge^»LioanJ >Co.- Jii-*is-'M-xtf
! MONEY" LOANED . on .diamonds;! and ?-; all i
xT- goods at value; reduced rates. Geo. R. '.
_■-.- Holmes, 141 : East j Seventh.v^V.-.r^^Cy'i
5 i AND 6 T PER ; CENT MONEY to loan
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: ■ "Headquarters" for Salary Loans.
Every man or woman in St. Paul getting
.■i a salary call and get our money on your
:c plain j note, V without publicity, mort
gage or v indorser. .'Furniture loans— i :
: Goods remain in your _*6psession. You ;
: get the full amount^pMo^h without any
f deduction. We aim to pSase. St. Paul
" Financial ' Co.. Room v 301 * New York
i Life Bldg. - Get off-. ,<_e*ator at third
floor. -,- ' \ t •'
INSTRUCTION.
REMER DANCING ACADEMY, 185 Ron
do st.; winter term opens Jan. 5; pri
vate lessons any time; N. W. 'phone.
Dale 57,4 J2. r
WM. H. BAKER, teacher of dancing.
Litt's hall; classes to suit all"grades or
dancers; children meet Saturday mor>
lngs; private lessona. ' TeT. 1776 L-2.
ALL GRADUATES' -SUCCESSFUL—Ras
mussen' Practical Business School,
Fourth and Cedar (526 Globe building);
national reputation^ s_fferior training;
vacations; catalogue. 0
WEzS DANCING ACADEMY—Members
of Normal School-Association of Mas
ters of Dancing, Notice—Will open an
«€vanced class on Thursday evening,
Jan. 8, 1903; all pupils belonging to the
class will be permitted to attend the
assemblies free of charge; pupils wish
ing to join the class please call at of
fice before opening night if possible;
beginners' class meets Tuesdays and
Fridays; special rates for ladies; office
.. hours. 7 to 8 p. m.; call or write for
booklet. ___
NATEL'S DANCING ACADEMY. Metro
politan , : hall, Eighth and Waba3ha
. st.. below .Seventh; new class .for fcee
ginners will, open Monday, Jan. 5. lt'o3;
main hall,'third floor; iho largest ball
in city; win accommodate ".'oo' people;
office hours. 7:30 to 8:30 every evening;
'phone Northwestern Alain. jIB2Q J' r pri
vate lessonfiiday or night- r .'■'.:;
WEIS DANCING ACADEMY, Wabasha
and University: beginners! class meets
Tuesdays and Fridays; wiH open an ad
vanced class Thursday., Jan* 8; office
hours, 7 to 8 p. m. .Pa.ll or write for
booklet \ y '„ . ' . .*
THE GLOBE B.USINESS,jCOLLEGB o cor.- ■
ner Seventh and St. Pefer sts.. St.»PauJ,
announces its second, w. inter-, teem open
ing on Jan. 5; office '^wln be open for
business all of next ■-week; examine the
various schools for yourself and then
use your good judgment'vas to which
one will giye you -the, i; raost thorough
work' insist on examining t}w school in
detail. The "Globe" vftll bear inspec
tion. _
THE most practical systems ever devised
in bookkeeping, shorthand and pen
manship are taught at the St. Paul
Business College. Ma^uire Bros., Sev*
enth and Sibley sts., St. Paul>Minn. !
PERSONALS. .
FEMALE DISEASES CURED. Irregular
menstruation quickly cured; forty years'
experience. Office open from 9 a. no.
till 10 p. m. Dr. Wheeier, Globe bldg.,
Minneapolis. Tel. N. W.. M. 32<J3-L_ f
T. C. 533; good home for pa.tlent3.
LADIES In trouble,'caff or Wrfte Dr. Bly,
27 Fourth st south. -Minneapolis. New
book, 25c. -- -.. ■ -
LADIES—Use our harmless rettiedy for
delayed or suppressed menstruation; it
cannot fail; trial free. . Paris Chemical
Co.. Milwaukee, Wis. , .
SENSATION—Sapho not in it; latest book
out; 20 tales by 20 women; everybody
wants it; prepaid for it by express.
Noyelty Publishing Co.. phicago, HI.
BEAUTIFUL and cultured young lady
with property and independent income
would assist kind and loiing husband.
Mac. Box 85, St. Louis, Mo. "
TAILOR LEE, Grand Opera House, al
ways satisfies. Remnants, of cloth suit
able for ladies' and children's wear at
less than half. . I*" *'
MINES AND MINING.
GOLD mining stocks in strong demand
are safe and profitable investments; the
Black Hills gold mines : produce a large
and steady income; for that reason they
are much in demand and are a splen
_id non-speculative investment; big
•fortunes will be made by investing in
the Columbus Consolidated, Hidden
Fortune. Dakota, Spearfish, Gladiator
Consolidated, Horseshoe, Oro Hondo,
Deadwood Standard, Jupiter, Grantz and
Potsdam mines; write today for pros
pectus and Inside prices; don't miss a
good thing. Burt ' - Rogers, Mining
Broker, Deadwood, S. D..
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE —Just a few of tire best rock
ers left from our enormous Christmas
sale, which we will s.ell very cheap to
clean up; also a few combination book- j
cases, mahogany and other center ta
bles, sideboards, clawfoot and other
extension tables, medicine cabinet and
several other useful articles suitable for
presents. People's Storage Co., 142 East
Sixth st., opposite Hotel Ryan. __
FOR SALE —Special lot of bedroom and
dining room furniture; mainly bureaus,
stoves, commode, dining room chairs,
mattress, bedding, iron bedsteads, rock
ers. cupboard, etc.. all in good condition.
Fidelity "Warehouse, 90 East Third St.,
corner Minnesota.* "
FOR SALE —A family froan milch cow.
Apply 238 East Lucy st. "
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
$120.00 BUYS a Klngsburyrplano, as good
as new. If taken Mondij?.' S. W. Rau
denbush & Co., corner Sixth arid St.
Peter sts. »3t^
LOST AND FOUND.
TAILOR LEE, Grand Op^ra House, al
ways satisfies. Trousers 40 your meas
ure, $4%. Sample end3:pf best cloth
■made; 800 styles. ' '
RING LOST —Lady's opal"_snd diamond
set ring, Saturday afterrfbo*; Dec. 27.
Finder please leave at •Globe office.
OPERA GLASSES "I^OST.-^Qn Selby car
Saturday p." m. Call 4lf Ashland ay.
CHATELAINE BAG LOST—On Broad
way, between Seventh and Fourth, a
Chatelaine bag with small pocketbook
containing $20 gold piece and small
change. Reward if returned to Miss G.
la. Merrill, care of Drs. Benepe and
Allen, Endicott Arcade.
WATCH LOST—On West Central, St.
Peter or Wabasha sts., lady's gold
watch and saver fob. Finder return to
276 Fuller st., or state capitol for re
ward.
EARRING LOST—An emerald, surround
ed with diamonds screw earring. Finder
return to Mrs. George W. White, 727
Carroll St., and receive $5 reward. '
POPULAR WANTS
BUSINESS CHANCES.
COULTER, FRANKLIN CO., IOWA—
New town on the Omaha extension Chi
cago Great Western Ry; opportunity of
a lifetime in all lines of business for
men speaking the Danish language. For
particulars address E. B. Magill, Mgr.
Townsite Dept, Fort Dodge, lowa.
YOU CAN make a fortune by the sure and
safe system of the Co-operative Turf
association, a corporation with a. capital
stock of $100;000, doing business under
the laws of the state-of South Dakota,
and licensed by the states of Illinois and
Louisiana-and-the cities of CTiieago and
JNew Orleans. Accounts in our hands
given especial attention; expert handi
capping and prices, furnished to book
makers and poolrooms. One good pric
ed vrmner -wired each day at an ex
tremely low price to clients throughout
Jhe country. If you have idle money,
money to Invest, money that should be
earning money, a postal card will bring
you our little booklet of useful turf in
formation with our entirely new and
original plan, indorsed by press and pub
lic and recommended by prominent
banks and bankers. The Co-operative
Turf Association, Inc., New Orleans,
La.
$25 BRINGS A STEADY INCOME.
6 days ending Dec. .13, $25 made $68.
6 days ending- Dec. 20, $25 made 131.
6 days ending Dec. 27. 325 made $39.
A guarantee to each one of our clients
to clear from $10 to $100 each week.
We have been in the racing business
six years, and our systematic betting
is so perfect that we never have made
a loss. Write for particulars, references,
etc., G. S. Williamson & Co., 1104
Market st., Suite P, San Francisco.
AN ESTABLISHED Cereal Food Com
pany desires the services of branch of
fice manager; compensation, $3,000 per
annum; highest references required and
given; opportunity of a lifetime for
right party. Address Cereal, Box 2484,
Battle Creek, Mich.
DON'T speculate in wild-cat schemes.
Invest your money in a legitimate busi
ness enterprise, where you are protect
ed against loss. Stipulated weekly divi
dend of 4 per cent. No stock; betting
or mining proposition. Satisfied cus
tomers all parts of country. TjVrite- for
descriptive booklet, sent free. Dema
rest & Co., Parrott Bldg., San Francisco.
Cal.
PERMANENT INCOMES—We average 25
per cent profit per month; dividends
paid weekly; accounts withdrawn upon
demand; established 1896. Address Ar
thur Blake & Co., 927 Market st., San
Francisco. Cal.
3REAT PROFITS—S2S and upwards earn
ed monthly on every $100 invested;
write for booklet; dividends weekly;
money can be withdrawn any time;
highest references. Theodore Stein &
Co., 50 Broadway, N. Y.
TURF SPECULATION—If you are inter
ested in turf speculation, send for a
copy of my weekly review. James Rob
erts, 120 Liberty st., New York.
INCREASE YOUR SAVINGS
Absolutely guaranteed weekly 3 per
cent dividends paid to subscribers on
investments of $20.00 and upward; prof
it payments made "weekly; all deposits
subject to withdrawal on demand; high
est financial, commercial and profes
sional references, covering a period of
thirty years; write for particulars. The
C. E. Rand Company, 169-171 Broadway,
New York.
WE CAN sell your business for spot cash,
no matter where located; send descrip
tion and price. Phillips, Pioneer Press
Bldg., St. Paul, Minn.
FOR SALE—Up-to-date grocery and con
fectionery; will give fair invoice of
stock; nice living rooms. See People's
Rental, 209 West Seventh, st.
TAILOR I/BE, Grand " Opera. House, • al
.ways satisfies. Trousers, to your meas
| ure, $4%. Sample! ends" of best ,'cloth.
;- -made; 800 j styles. ;;; -"■-'•■: • : ;:.:,«-:-;
I A RARE OPPORTUNITY—A chance to
share In the profits £of a great invent
i* *tton ; stock for sale on the installment „
i« plan that r will multiply ■in value;.in-.,
,-j vestigate this. "-' Call " on '• or 'write to :R.
E. MeCarty. 86 Bast Fifth St., St.' Paul.
jIF 5 YOU , want rto S sell your real estate or
: business and sell quick, send us descrip
: tion ■;■? and -;: price. .-.-. NORTHWESTERN
1, BUSINESS AGENCY, | Bank of \ Com
l? . merce Building, Minneapolis, Minn. ■:
CASH FOR YOUR --. REAL ESTATE or
r busines.3, no matter where located, •If
V you ..:desire.;, a quick sale send us de
:-^ scription ■'- and ~'. price. Northwestern
!-._■ Business Agency. W.. 312 • Bank of Com
,<roerce bids:, Minneapolis. -'■■;': *;
GREAT opening ; for business of all \ kinds;
vi new towns are being 1 opened :■• on--the
1 •'. I Chicago Great Western Ry.. Omaha ex
. tension. For particulars ; address ■E. B.
I Magill, 3 Mgi\, r Townsite Dept., : Fort
I > Dodge, : lowa. '.? --::■-; •-•'.>■-:.
JUDICIOUS, systematic speculation in
- wheat is very profitable; $20 will, mar
gin'l,ooo bushels 2 cents; send for free
book, Facts and Figures, explaining, op
: tion trading. The Osborn Grain Co., 818
1 : fe Phoenix : Bid?., Minneapolis. 'Members
Chamber, of Commerce. ;: .-" , : : ;
WANT to sell my stock of general mer
chandise; ; located In one sof - the best
■': •; points iin I Iowa; invoice about ' $4,000
i --.- to $4,500; monthly sales no less than
i $2,000 ,to ;;■ $2,700 guaranteed by cash
> book or bank book; no better invest
ment open i anywhere; > best of reasons
- for selling; first come, ■ first served;
' P. S. Stock almost brand new. Ad
;i: dress A. B. C..; care St. Paul Globe, St. x
;'': Paul, Minn. :-":■■■ ■'•: ■■ -■-•'.;■ ; . .
$25 BRINGS a «steady income; < 6". days
. ending ; Nov. 15, $25 made $52; i 6 days
1 ending Nov. v 22, $25 made $71; 6 days
: ending Nov. 29, $25 made $36. r A guar
. . antee .to each one of I our clients to clear
: from $10 to $100 each, week; we have
>'. been in the racing business 6 years, and
our systematic betting is so perfect that
'"> we -never»havevmade. a loss; write for
'.; particulars; references, etc. v G. S. Wil
•r: liamson & Co., 1104 Market , St..- Suite
; ; P, San- Francisco. --.---'■ '■:■■■ ,■■.:■■--:_:-■' :
FOR . SALE-;-Ai good small brewery -in
\ western . Minnesota> at half , price; :- it is
'•a snap for the right party and - must
:. be sold at ] once. % j Address H. ;A. . Michel,
"-■- Appleton. ', Minn. ;': '" < :'";'"-■■_■'/:":' .'■'.'":::
SEND for free ; book, ; Facts and' Figures,
■ ■ explaining option trading; $20.00 margins
■:« 1.000 bu., 2 cents. Osborn. Grain Co., 17
g Old Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis,
.? Minn.; members Chamber Commerce. „,
WANTED—A capable business man. with.
; 3 $3,000 to invest, . who wishes .a. respon
• slble and lucrative position, in a manu
facturing business. Call on or write to
.V; R. E. MeCarty. 86 ■ East Fifth St., St.
;'•■ Paul. ':.:>■-..:-:•' .■--■--;■ ■;-■■ ■ ■■-■..-;-; ::-><«.*/:■*.
I. -^>s^i e h j ROPODISTS. " " T
LOCK WOOD GOOD LUCK SALVE—Get
--: It at your sore feet at all I druggists, ot
.sent by mail on receipt of prices, 50 cents
- and $1.00; sample : box :25 cents; all ali
'-v ments of I the feet treated at. the office,
■h 112 Endicott Arcade: i established - twenty
years. •■■■■: ■;.'■■;.: '■"■■■-:■':.■■::■■'■'.■' ■•■ - .•"'■'-■■■: ' '.-:'-':
MEDICAL.
9 ADOS! i Use Chlchester's English Pennyroyal Pills, ?
.. I ■ Beat! Safest! Only Reliable! - Take no other. !
■* • Buy of yon Drnuictt or lend 4e., (tamps, for P»rdo. I
'•aim and '•Relief for Ladies, fa letter by return nu_L -:
...--:--. C_lc_ester Cfeemled Co.. Pkllada.. Pa. ■ '; ■'
DR. WYATT,:-; located '17 ?. years sin ' Suite
3, 4 ■ and 5, -at 230 Hennepin Min
■i;: neapolis, i has had *30 a years }of wonder
•: ful success ;- in - curing men and women
- of all sexual, kidney, blood or wasting
r ■ diseases. .:> Visit him or write him free
and get cured. ' W ;;;
DENTISTS.
DON'T :BE !: HURT; COME TO i ME—The
■--' extraction of. teeth, 1 from one to twenty
%*■ five, -by one administration .of my meth
*-■ od Is : positively v without s pain ;* or * bad
" after-effects; ; full ■ set -of teeth on rub-
It ber, $5. J Dr. : Schiffman, ;13 S " East" Sixth
- -St.. opposite Ryan. •?-*-■•-■■•••■■-'■.-'*-:"^;-';:°>'j
DR. F. A. First-class work, > rea
sonable. Room 401, •; 27 - East ; Seventh;
. i 'phone. * ■-:vr;-'i c":-""'V : ~": .trj^"'-*''^-^^
.::->^il":; •■':bETECTIVES;';>-v^;.\-;.v:;V
DETECTIVES —Every locality, : good sal
■ a arv, experience g unnecessary. Interna-
S' tional : Detective"^ Agency, -a Milwaukee,
:.■.- Wis.v'----^'->.:;:-:-'--' <::/^,,: - :.-j - : r.i-V^ V"-:.".
--b^;; FOR SALE / REAL ; estate.
REAL ESTATE for sale or trade; cheap
est and best;; millions of acres anywhere,'
' ' everywhere; '• describe * your wants. W.
'- W. Gavitt '•■ &jCo 3 Bankers and Brokers,
Topeka, Kan. *
RICE STREET.
BK B HBSS9 H- H'6Lbz29 BSSI Q; Q
'J^'- r:}.'-Pui:.'^.-''-'^i;':.-'.' '.' "' '':"' ' ■ ■'• •■-"" '■;'"■ ■■ I .''■■'■■■ '' ~~ .■"".-' '\■ '. ' > <■■'■'-
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I.'- Eighty-eight /feet, east-facing, on Rice street,. near Charles street, for
i. $3,100. This i property .: is partly improved. Price only good until ' Dec. 31.
Circus 8 97 LOTS 1$ 400
Grounds! U LUIO $400
These lots are in the block bounded by Aurora avenue on the north,
S Fuller • street on the r south, V St. Albans street %on the '. east ■ and ;■ •: Grotto
> street on the west. Everybody knows this location, as it is -, the circus
grounds, near University and Dale. The block is perfectly level. .
*>'.:. ■"■ For > a :;limited time the « lots ■ will be sold ■ for ] $400 each, on any . reason- ;
able terms. i;. The lots are 40 feet; front. This is a great chance to secure a
% building site for your If utxae-Jiome.'^x^-y^^^Az'i- ,: ' "1 '* "
WIN! ft RFJin NEW YORK LIFE
Wwlwlb %Jm HE.#tUji BUILDING.
.'' : ROOMS FOR RENT. .7*
AT ■'> FOUR v HOTELS '-I NEWLY FUR
.. nlshed. and . papered ■- rooms; :. all prices,
v* day, week or month; depot cars pass
the ■ doors. 'a The - Western, - 105 -* East
■. Eighth'; Imperial Hotel, 16 East Eighth;
M Yukon Hotel, 127 East Eighth; Econo
'..-: my - Hotel. - 360' Jackson st; , transient
■■■: trade solicited. - ■'■. '■•■- ■•
SEVENTH ST., : 180 EAST—Second Floor
*■ —For rent, furnished rooms. * " "*: • ''-'
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS—Rooms fur
""nished for housekeeping; very central;
hot water ■ and bath. : 236 '. East ;.Seventh
st.; Hotel Usoma. :{- ■- '■--■ ■>:--" •',
SMALL front / room, T. steam heat, hot
bath; .no; other :; roomers; flat 14, The
y Newport, 680 St. Peter st.v' ■ . :.'■•■.■.•
TILTON ; ST., : 49—One; front room, with
- alcove, for rent,: $5 per month. r <
FOR. Furnished front room and ■
alcove; steam heat, gas and bath. In- ]
quire :at .234 West Fifth - st., Flat 2.
NICELY furnished • steam-heated room;
all conveniences; board if desired. 233
HolVi-17 air ■• ■:■-■■■--■* ...^>^~- i"-~.-':. ■■■■-.
FLATS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Until Sept. 1, to family of
adults, my seven-room flat, in the
Firenze; completely furnished; $65. J. A.
Macleod, 869 Jackson st.
FLAT—New, very good and fine built
hot water heated seven-room flat, with
bath, attic and cellar, at 352 Pleasant
aye.
STORES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—A store for rent; modern
improvements. 411 University ay.
FARM LANDS.
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS FOR
SALE IN THE WHEAT BELT OF
WESTERN CANADA.
Forty thousand acres of wheat lands
for sale in the best wheat districts of the
Canadian Northwest. These lands are
all carefully seected and are all Num
ber One wheat lands; clay loam with clay
subsoil; situated in thoroughly tried dis
tricts; all near railroad and uostal com
munication; plenty of water. Twenty
thousand acres lying in one block.
Address
JOHN W. MONTAGUE,
Hotel Vendome,
Winnipeg, Man.
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS FOR
SALE IN THE WHEAT BELT OF
WESTERN CANADA.
FORTY THOUSAND acres of wheat
lands for sale in the best wheat dis
tricts of the Canadian Northwest; these
lands were all carefully selected, and
are all No. 1 wheat lands; clay loam,
with clay subsoil; situated in thorough
ly tried districts; all near railroad and
postal commnuieation; plenty of water;
20,000 acres lying in one block. Address
John W. Montague, Hotel Vendome,
Winnipeg, Man.
I HAVE fruit farms for sale; also im
proved and unimproved farms, which I
will sell or trade for merchandise; write
to Thomas P. Moore. Mountain Grove,
Mo.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (James F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant),
patent attorneys and solicitors. Mam
office, 929-935 Guaranty Loan Bids..
Minneapolis, Minn.; branch room, 62
McGill Bldg.. Washington. D. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HREAD-CUTTING thimble; i cuts I close,
cuts any thread; does not '■ interfere with
sewing; can't cut your hands; sample,
10c. Address Samuel -T. ; Dew, Box . 15,
data. ( itir i Ala -'.- '.--..-.-■.-.■ ,■,-:-■■■
CLAIRVOYANTB.
MRS. WHITE, occultist, psychometrist,
123 West Fourth, tells past, present, fu
ture, with unerring accuracy; readings
daily; circles Friday evenings.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
vj-vj-»_r > j-i_n_i-u-L)-u~u—.— ■■^■^— *».— —■ *»*»» «» —■*"«* «» «
TRY CLARKIN BROS.' cure for « eczema,
piles, ulcers, salt rheum; all skin dis
eases; - sample by mail. ; 26c. Clarkin
Bros., 13 Leech st, ] St. - Paul. t -;•*■ .<■ -
CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Capitol Boulevard With Asphalt.
Office of the Board of Public works.
City of St. Paul, Minn., Dec, 23, 1902.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation ot the City of St. Paul, Min
nesota, at their office in said city, until
2 p. m on the fifth (sth) day of January,
A. D. 1903, --tot the paving with asphalt
Capitol boulevard, from University aye
' nue to Como avenue, in said city, accord
ingl to plans and specifications on file in
tne office «t said Board.
; A bond with at least two (2) sureties
in a sum of at least twenty (20) per cent,
Or a certified check on a bank of St. Paul,
in a sum ol at least ten (10) per cent
of the gross amount bid, must accompany
each bid. Said check shall be made
payable to the Clerk of said Board.
• The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
= JOHN S. GRODB.
President.
f Official: R, L. GORMAN.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Dec. 24-1902-10t
CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Nina Avenue With Asphalt.
Office of the Board of Public Works.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of St. Paul, Min
nesota, at their office w. said city, until
2 p. m. on the fifth (sth) day of January,
A. D. 1903, for the paving, with asphalt.
Nina avenue, from the north line of alley
between Summit avenue and Laurel ave
nue to Selby avenue, in said city, accord
ing to plans and specifications on file in
the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
in a sum of at least twenty (20) per cent,
or a cprtified check on a bank of St. Paul,
in a sum of at least ten (10) per cent
-of the toss amount bid. must accompany
each bid. Said check shall be made
payable to the Clerk of said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
JOHN S. GRODES.
President. •
Official: R. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Dec. 24-1902-10t
Proposals for Hose Wagon.
Office Board of Fire Commissioners,
St. Paul. Miiin., Dec. 24, 1902.
Sealed bids will be received at this office
until Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1903, at 4 o'clock
p. m., for the delivery of a hose wagon.
Specifications therefor will be furnished
bidders on application to the Chief En
gineer of St. Paul Fire Department, when
satisfactorily tested by the Chief Engineer
will be received by the Commissioners for
the city. This Wagon to be made in SL
Paul. All bids to be sealed and marked
"Proposals for Hose Wagon" and directed
to the undersigned. A proper bond will be
required for faithful performance of the
contract. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board.
WM. O'GORMAN.
Secretary.
Pec. 25-1902-61* ... '
13-
r. m. Lawton
New York Life Building.
FARMS AND GARDEN LOTS.
Prices and terms to suit purchasers.
$80.00 per acre buys 80 acres in Ramsey
county, % of a mile east of Hazel
Park, on the Stillwater road; all
under cultivation; fair buildings;
good soil.
$250.00 per acre buys 22 acres adjoining
the city limits at Annapolis street,
near Concord street; all cleared;
good soil; excellent garden property;
can be subdivided to suit purchas
ers.
$1,600.00 buys 80 acres In St. Croix coun
ty, Wis.; 3% miles west of New
Richmond; 30 miles east of St. Paul;
all under cultivation; good buildings,
with excellent well on premises.
$2,000.00 buys 120 acre good Improved
Farm in Steams county, near St.
Joseph.
STOP PAYING RENT.
CALL AND SEE what big bargains we
have In beautiful homes, on easy pay
ments, in all parts of the city and in
South St. Paul. Information free.
JAMES TRACY,
63 UNION BLOCK.
Insurance, Loans and Real Estate,
$I,7oo—Eight-roomed house. 326 Harri
son ay.
$1,100 —Nice house near new Great North
ern shops.
$1,000 —Nice place on Winnipeg ay, near
$1,550 —A dandy modern house, St. Anth
ony, near Dale,
ony, near Dale; six rooms.
$1,350—A nice eight-room house and large
barn; one-half acre, near corner of
Smith avenue and Annapolis street;
easy terms.
Fop Midway Property
See
Greget & Jefferson
402 Globa Building,
A FEW BARGAINS.
$2,650 buys modern 11-room house on
Dayton's bluff; open plumbing and good
barn.
$2,750 for a 7-room house on East Fifth
st This house is in good condition, on
a large lot and has a good barn.
Lot on the corner of Aurora and Chats
worth. Will sell this cheap if taken at
once.
$2,450 for modern 9-room house in St.
Anthony Park, facing Bayless ay.:
hardwood floors, bath and furnace
heat.
$600 buys a 4-room cottage on Agate st.;
stone foundation, good cellar and cis
tern. This is a bargain.
$500 buys a nice lot on Fauquier st. near
EarL
MINNESOTA ADJUSTMENT 80
418 National German-American Bank Bldg.
If you want a lo&n on im
proved city property, call on
Greget & Jefferson
402 G»ob« Building.
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY—Good combination
billiard and pool table; three-fourths
size; m good condition and cheap for
cash. Address 108. Globe.
CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Ninth Street With Asphalt.
Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of St. Paul, JUinn., Dec. 23, 1902.
Sealed bids will be received by tha
Board of Public Worha in and for the
corporation of the City of St. Paul, Min
nesota, at th?if office in said city, until
2 p. m. on the fifth (sth) day of Janu
ary, A. D. 1903. for the paving, with a3
phalt. Ninth (9th) street, from Jackson
street to Smith a\»enue, in said city,
according to plans and specifications on
file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
In a sum of at least twenty (20) per cent,
or a certified check on a bank of St. Paul,
in a sum of at least ten (10) per cent of
the gross amount bid, must accompany
each. bid. Said check shall be made pay
able to the Clerk of said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. .
JOHN S. GRODE,
President.
Official: R. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Dec. 24-1902-1 Ot
CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Eagle Street With Sandstone.
City of St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 23, 1902.
Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 23, 1902.
Sealed bids will .be received by the-
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of St, Paul, Min
nesota at their office In said city, until
2 p. m. on the fifth (sth f day of January,-
A. D. 1903, for the paving, with sand
stone, Eagle street, from Franklin street
to the levee (on the Mississippi river), in
said city, according to plans and specifica
tions on file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
In a sum of at least twenty (20) per cent,
or a certified check on a bank of St.
Paul, in a sum of at least ten (10) per
cent of the gross amount bid, rtlust ao«
company each bid. Said check shall bft
made payable to the Clerk of said Board,
The said Board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
JOHN S. GRODB,
President.
Official: R. L GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Dec. 24-1902-10t
Proposals Wanted—Publishing Annual
Report. •
City Clerk's Office,
St Paul, Minn., December 24, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
posals, marked "Proposals for Publishing
Annual Reports," will be received at the
office of the City Clerk of the City of
St. Paul, Court House and City Hall, un
til 5 o'clock p. m. January 2, 1903, for
printing and binding 200 copies of the an
nual reports of city officers for the year
1902; and also for printing said reports
in pamphlet form as may be needed for
the various departments of the city. The
specifications to be followed are on file
in the office of the City Clerk.
A certified check in the sum of 10
per cent of the amount bid, or a bond in
the sum of 20 per cent, with two sureties,
residents of the State of Minnesota, or a
surety company bond in the same amount,
must accompany each proposal as surety
for the making and execution of a con- ,
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Common Council.
MATT JENSEN".
City Clerk. ■
Dec.2s-1902-iot