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7 THE GLOBE'S
PAY I ING WANTS.
IT'S : DOLLARS TO DIMES
That If you Invest dimes "in . The Globe's 7 Paying Wants, you'll got dollars
back in the way of increased business. Makes no difference what you may
"want to advertise, whether it's an automobile or a, hair-pin, you can reach a
purchaser through -The, Globe. 77 -7 77 ''7;' ~Z'Z\ 'Z*Z:Z_ZyZ}y%ZyZ^:y:
DIMES GROW :: TO DOLLARS
. When they are planted in the proper soil. If you've been unfortunate In se
lecting your soil in the past, Just ■be more careful in .the future. Remember *;
The Globe has the largest circulation in ihe St. Paul morning field—that'a
•- why it will pay you to patronize ' - 7. --' ■- ■&■■ ■'-__'■ -77
"The Globe's Paying Wants"
20 WORDS 20 CENTS
LEAVE WITH ANY DRUGGIST, OR »PHONE 1065, EITHER LINE
6
A Few of the Branch Offices Where 4ds Are Received for
"The Globe's Paying Wants"
CONGER ; BROS., Druggists,** Selby aye
, v J,- nue, corner St. Albans; 499 - Selby:
v..-: avenue and 349 University avenue; ■
. CAMPBELL BROS.. Druggists, Selby. and
• ;■_..- -Victoria. : . --.- -:- ■*•*..■-..--. •,.;;.
S. H. REEVES, Druggist, Seven Corners.
.-7: L. J. ABERWALD,: Druggist, corner Rice
and Iglehart. '■ i
:. STRAIGHT * BROS.. Druggists. -Rondo
--- - ~-'*and Grotto streets. -.. * . -:.:-. ■'■■ - .
SEVER WESTBY, Druggist.'- Maria aye
• nue and East Thlrd'street. --- :/-■ -.--•-• '
W. A. FROST & CO.. Druggists, Selby
'■• and Western avenues. ."**•: v'
RIETZKE & CO.. Druggists, Selby and
••» Western avenues.'
A. J. SCHUMACHER. Druggist, 499 .West
Seventh street. ■* y\-yy •-•--;-
J. W. NELSON. Druggist, Dale and Unl
- -• /'•'.tversity.V-.''.:..'..'.-..-.--...--';:..-:. .-- -.-..--•..---.-
C. T. HELLER. Druggist. Willard, St. Pe
-, ■•-"■'- ter and Tenth streets.; . -*
C. F. RUTHERFORD. Druggist. St. Peter
- and Fourth streets. • . ... *
J." P. JELINEK 7 & ; CO.. Druggists, 961
■ --. •? yy West Seventh street: r. .' - - ■ •
.J. P. JELINEK - & CO., Druggists, West
-.Seventh and Sherman streets. '*-
;--. W. : K. COLLIER.-Druggist. East Seventh
* street, corner Sibley. > , ; >
A. A. CAMPBELL. - Druggist. Louis * and
' - Rondo streets." -.-". - / -. - v
H. L. McCOLL. Druggist. 483 Broadway.
; DRIES PHARMACY.- corner Ninth and
St. Peter streets. - . . -
: 7 GEORGE :C. DAVENPORT & CO.. ;■ 973
■--..""-'■■: East Seventh street. _ -
'.. H. W. - DICKMAN. Druggist, 830 East
* - Seventh, corner Beech, r- :
A.: I* WOOLSEY. Druggist. Prior and* SL
INSTRUCTION
MRS. ST. JOHN-BRENON ; WILL GIVE
" lessons :in St. • Paul: twice weekly in the
:. Art of Speech. -Voice'- Building.^Elocu
. tion and" Reading.<■ Defects of. speech
;• speedily - corrected."-;** Address - Mrs. 'y St.
' John-Brenon, ... principal > of 'Lyceum
' School of Dramatic Art.- Minneapolis. - '
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (JAMES
. F. Williamson and Frank D." Merchant),"
* patent attorneys and solicitors.: Main
. offlce, 929-935 Guaranty -Loan ?■ Bldg..
Minneapolis, Minn.; branch. Room 62,
McGill Bldg.. Washington. D. C. ->■-.-
PATENTS PROMPTLY . OBTAINED,
bought, sold, manufactured; Est. 25
yrs; - unexcelled reputation; ... inventors'
book free. Am. Patent Market. St. Paul.
--y .DRESSMAKING yy y.\
MRS. C. L. BARRY, 56 r MANNHEIMER
block, will *do < first-class work at? re
-7 duced prices. during the month of. July.S
SEWING MACHINES
600 SINGERS, WHITES,^DOMESTIC
and Wheeler.- & -Wilson '■ at - $8.75. ,-. Drop
heads at $13.50; free trial. 99 West
: Seventh st. : : ::
FURIOUS BULL BUTTS
INTO FREIGHT TRAIN
Meets Engine 7 Head On and Lifts It
From Track
WINNIPEG, Man., July 3.—With a
; bellow which could be heard above the
roar of the " train, a bull charged 'Zg:
Brandon freight train, mcc ting the en-
aaststsaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaii
tBUB §g" HI make NO MISTAKE st
BWil 1* B^BI Ji 18 beßt PUc* ln the Northwest where Sfl
111 mat 11 v can ? et cured the quickest and -5?
"^" ■*■ Sj-*?f £* T » *t the Great Heidelberg CX
.. -. 77% -tosMtute, St. Paul. Honest, *2
SI 2°J^ ?. ol. ,ar Noed Ba Sbpiss taßsgrss^ 5
» Paid Unless Cured. gSff£^wn«en 'KkSB. g
a WEAK MEN w,th "-I?-** i — . v 5
fit rcons e ultlng Utffigri2t ' manhood, jgflfi 1 I
9 PRIVATE Gon eoShoei? f' men ' ''^"^nJJ^Bk. £5
_. Gl?7?,?i ,a" d a"n Skin' cuSd"lr3 Urfs:- §
-» BLOO D , POISON P jkjLW &
Cw 's>7h lll3)' all sores on body, limbs, in V mSlf'mff J™
"VARICOCELE ed ;a^i, 49 Sb »
SWttVaWSfe 1 CeNSHITATtOM FREE. 9
g MlSr^afe'"*"' '» ">• M. »-• «««« to call today „ a be «- s
§ Heidelberg Medical Institute, I
» Cor. Fifth .nd RobePt B te., Entr.nce 108 E. Fifth St., St p", «
g - "-* to . , l^BSmli^ m. to . p ra f
iXQ^V^ 5*«W WmL y?*f^ lfcff lyf fl^tr AfT uIJ/ |TSt CJy l*Ty FT^r V* IV V*f9 V*sw il^Tj* k*j> KiaPn '
SUMMER RESORTS
Hotel Somerset, Boston.
- Commonwealth Avenue.
7-'■ ■ 1 Boston's Newest snd Most Palatial Hotel. |
y While delightfully situated at entrance to Parkland Fenway, and absolutely open
Md having unobstructed air and view on all sides, the "Somerset" is only ten min
utes from ■ Railway Stations, Theatres and 'Shops. --.The 7 ideal -'stopping off" place °
for families and tourists en route to and from' the Mountains and Seashore.
Open Air Restaurant. Alfred S. Amer, Manager.
"7.7 SEND FOR BOOKLET. /-' ' - ": * ?"- r"' ---
' THE GLOBE'S
PAYING WANTSI
P. H. MIDDENTS. Druggist,7472 Waba- j
- sha. -■■•■'■': .:■' •■■-.--- :— -■ :.--:■--;:■:-'-;..-'--':
JOHN BODIN:&-CO., Druggists. 7 881
■-.-.'--•■'- Payne avenue. - •--. : r :.',\ *■-.-•:*.-. ■ ,^;-=-.-
B. A. i TREAT, Newsdealer, 442 Broad
way.
M.: S. COURTNEY. ■ Newsdealer. 478 Wa
■■'—_ "S~_y.- '■ - tlfl fl * "-*—■' "";*7*'. t' *"• '- v»-'.--"f-i; * —^7-^ir*-V*--**-; ■*^/ -•.C ", '•*■*• jf *
.W. -E. 5 LOWE. Prescription Pharmacist,:
- -vvr corner • Twelfth! and -. Robert . streets.
J. ?A. BATTOM, Druggist, 309 - Jackson
- ' -;•• -'street:■;<.^ -T--*L-..-,i-». '-*--i--.—.-*. >- •* ».-,s.
A. H. SONNEN. Druggist. -674 JRlce.:;7 7 f
L. H. LUEDERS. Pharmacist. 879' Rice. *-.-;:
- SUMMIT • PHARMACY. - 284 Rice, corner i
v. Summit. *--..- £ ssW^?»3e»-*|&^%Sh'
* WALTER • NELSON. - Druggist, 7 896 : Rice i
-■ --■- .'.*-.*-street. .-* :;•>*.y ".-.-• >.-• -: .".•-'- 7--■-, "^ *• -v—-*:* '•'-:. j
- WALTER NELSON. Druggist, 1946 Uni- :
.. .._^ versitv avenue. >—• -— ■ -r-s— f.-.y-'- - -
-7 CAPITOL DRUG CO.. ;~ Druggists. 7: Uni
. versity . avenue and Rice street, *■*---7; I
DR. MARKS. Pharmacy. 118 S. Wabasha..
HALL & KRAFT, Druggists, : 428 S. Wa
r ■**■**. ■-'"■ "Z- 1)35113.' ' ""t 1 ."'•--'"7 '-"< ~- --T»- Tv"~v*"--"* -»-* -"j-T"* ■* -
-7 HANS 'MADSON,^ Druggist. 156 Concord.'
■■-. ECLIPSE _ DRUG < STORE,;* 113 *S. Robert.
;"' G. A. WOLFRUM.* Druggist. 572 Kent.S ©J
D. C. KISSEL: Druggist, 561 /Thomas. A
. '•'-*--- Anthony avenues. - -.• *>-''--'---"-■
-: F. -A. HOLCOMB, Druggist,: 954- Payne
r.-v.-avenue. . --. » *-.. ■■- ■ .-.---....-.'.... .*■.-:'•'
CENTRAL PHARMACY, -.Tenthrand Wa
~ .."■':■' basha. .--•--.-'-'---■-. -ivvv.-r •• -.-.- ■ - --------- 7
EDMUND J.- FUCHS. Druggist, .798 East
.--.'.--': Seventh. y y~y -■^■~.~.^r- —. ~ -- --• = --."■■ ;
7 E. E. KEEPER; Druggist, 450 South* Rob
: - - :■?:. ert. ?>'•*-•"-"-*-;-< -:-i. '^ -,-j. "":--?'■-.■"'-. i? sTy -.-j
5 G. F. CMLAND, Druggist, 441 ; University
- .."avenue."" - - y"--y y;- ."
FOR RENT—Houses.
KLOX KLEANED FREE;- WATCHES:
- cleaned.- 50c. Stone's School of Watch- \
i .' making.' 902 Globe . 81dg.;.- yy yyr;. -
77-;.", ' " FOR RENT—Flats '. y -. :'
FOR RENT—FURNISHED *7 FLAT; 8
- rooms; possession '■_-. at;,-once;:-*"s6s' pcr 1
y month; - Flat --10. -.Waldorf > corner Sum-;
y mit and St. Albans. ; Inauire; janitor. ;y- '*•.
WANTED TO RENT
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A PLACE
try. to .;■ live, Just watch -■ The v Globe's ; "To.'
_- '.Rent. column, - and i you will be sure to
--.' j find what: you want if. it's to .be had. ~ ,-;
MASSAGE Z
MRS. DR. STEINE-^SCIENTIFICTM>»o-:
S;'sage and • baths; all kinds. 27 East Sev-1
: - enth st. Suite.2oo.*.-- :r£~i_y~::~*< 7•:
TAKE SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE TREAT
. ments at Mrs. Wagner, ;43% \ East Third
St.. corner. Cedar. '?*■■-7--**'>;' • .;;'.-.:' - V-'^-T 77
MISS T. 7 OLSTAD, TRAINED MAS
- seuse; baking process; massage; scalp""
treatment; open Sundays,^ 309 Phoenix
bldg., N. W. phone, Main 742 £71. -
glne head on with *a 7 mighty:" crash,'
: mingled :". wit* 7 the sound Zof _ escaping
steam. 77.The engine 7 was " lifted bodily
from the track, turned completely over,
and deposited in a deep | mild ; bed. '7"" '
The bull was -mangled. 1" Both the en
gineer and the fireman escaped without
a scratch. '7 Several rears were also de
railed and . traffic blocked. "77 777 7 7.
:. 7 Near the.-, same •, place ; : several f years
ago a giant moose attacked "a; passenger
train, - resulting in the death of 7 the
moose.ibut doing no r damage 7to ": the
train. ■. 7 7;: '7 ■.■■■.■-■■-■-.- : yyy;.y_ : y,
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE, MONDAY. JULY 4. 1904
. THE GLOBE'S Z:'■'■}
PAYING WANTS
HELP WANTED-Mafe
WANTED—MEN OUT OF EMPLOY-
ment fln St. Paul »and vicinity to '9 read \
this page:.: every day for the profitable
.'Vf situations _ that .-fare -? ottered. *^a*dS'r.C- .--■-'.'••
TYPEWRITERS FOR $. RENT. $3 ? - PER
%£. month; '£■ supplies f for all makes fof I ma-,'
£| chines; i stenographers ■* furnished for 7 any
9 make of i machine I free of charge. Smith \
r/' Premier Typewriter Co., 136 s --, East i
-"'-. Sixth ■ st.-"j^Ry>^.^.-; -77-^-^7- :."-•:-- '7.7>
.MAN AND WOMAN UNDERSTANDING
nn cows * and poultry.-v on i beautifully: locat
'ry-ed place. ln city; j money-making chance
'.■-■ for _ right; people; Apply i Globe "f_ Hotel,'.
:.-.--l26ofEast Sixth ; st;^::-fe^> •'j v"v.';.*S.-t;.4^
KLOX KLEANED FREE; WATCHES
|c cleaned, • 50c. '■■_ Stone's School -of Watch-!
y making, 902 Globe73idg7 -:: 7 7;" a--,r.-.r,s;-.-.-.y.;
SITUATION WANTED—MaIe
I STRONG YOUNG MAN OF 25 WOULD
: : like work on farm or milk dairy ;I ten
years' experience; good milker and un
@ derstands : ; care of r horses.--;.-Address? .'{
F. L., 402 Kentucky st., city. '-g'.'t*ir--
r A-YOUNG MAN OF 23 DESIRES Posi
. -*. tion; four t years' experience in l grocery:
business and two years in general store.
'• v Address rB. : Bolan.. 566 St. Peter st.Ty H-'ji
COMPOSITOR; j COUNTRY NEWSPA
.-. per ipreferred; - age 36. Address s Z 118.
St. Paul Globe. r-;~r-^-r-^^-- 7r-^-v.
CHIEF COOK WOULD t LIKE GOOD Po
y sition :i in country ' hotel B have I longJ ex
'Cperience in "good hotels; % sober and Jean
i-l furnish '■■ best - of ,*- references. .. s McGlone,"
. -1277 East" Eleventh st.*P*'-Tli^r, _ -,i y_
A MAN WITH GOOD REFERENCES
-,-^ wants position *as f watchman. - -Address
W. H.. 966. Margaret st.. city.
WANTED—ANY KIND OF WORK BY
young man twenty-three years old. Ad
yt dress: John: Henriey,- .University; ay.--" y
' COACHMAN—YOUNG MAN -** WANTS
position as coachman or janitor; used
.to r horses; understands S; care __ of *? lawn,
gj furnace, etc.; good 1; references. Address
„139 East Tenth ;st.^J.V-';> ~-- c.-'t--. ~~::^y
A YOUNG, STRCfNG MAN, SCANDINA
. vian,*.wants, work as coachman; can take
care of . horses. Address 595 Jenks St., 1
?.'clty;?Masnus'.Solar.-.-,-r.-:-^7\>'.-r-r;.,-'^'^*-v>
A YOUNG, STRONG MAN WANTS A!
-77 place ; In", private 'family; i used to • horses.
77595 Jenks st., third . floor.:: .■7*v.-'---'l'-.-.: ■--. ■-'.-:..'-'.-.-."
WANTED—JOB AS PORTER BY YOUNG
man. 292 East 3 Cook st. -.~y \i .-- .Sy. ■■*. • :
WANTED— BY A YOUNG MAN, A Po
y sition -• as y. shipping jS clerk; has several
"_ years' experience;. can -give "good * refer
ences. J. B. S.. 255 Rondo st. :■
YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY -WOULD
g'; like a job .as j coachman or work' of some.
:--kind. Address F. ; S.. ; 221 Earl St.. city.
DRIVER—COMPETENT, WANTS Po
* | sition 1- in ffamily*-" or .-' elsewhere. A. '•'B.,*
•7 222 East Seventh^st.t.-%•:^;■T:^v.j:-- j -
WANTED— JOB AS DRIVER BY A
7 '■'. married man; ■ can' give references. Frank
Bose. 232 East j Fairfield jay.. j city. ggg _..-.'.'•■*
GERM AN 77 CARPENTER i: AND 77 FUR
y- nlture_-• man * wishes work ~- in '_: country
■ 7town. : Address Mr. Jerlitz, 30 Thomp
:son.. :'•_'*:.',----.-- yy-ygy:' ■-:■-.-*;-*■ i:--- j?-;"-*-'-'-./.': •-:--'
SITUATION-WANTED BY GOOD.CUT-!
mt ten and g coatmaker; | single •" man; ffi good
references; country town preferred.- Ad—
7: dress 'L.7 T.-»P. Case, 7 Royal hotel, St.
;Paul. y -;-:'-■ *--7 ......^yy-yy--yxy?J,_yy,
BOY OF 16 YEARS WOULD ; LIKE
I g work of 7 any kind; write -or apply i Geo.
, t Nielsen.-. 533 - University ay., c!ty. -*«i-s.^*-:-
YOUNG, STRONG MAN- WANTS A
r;-. place In- private-: family; careful'driver; •
:'y can- milk; •>good '■!. references. Please - call r
- William; Nielsen; ' 944 * Payne f av.yj city. 'y
YOUNG;.: MAN,! STENOGRAPHER, DE
II sires; a position; " salary^ very j reasonable;.
*-*T good * education; j good £* references; s no -
'--■'-objection, to going-*out of town. Ad
.'idress L., -.19:East-Ninth 7 St.. city. J-v?.:
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
jI F~ YOU WANT TO 'M SELL YOUR 7
-"; horses, bring them in to Barrett & Zim
f- \' merman's ■: horse . auction, Midway, St.
:yyYaati;yy:--±;-..y-yyyy.yyyy:y':-y-xy:~i^Zi:,.
BUY YOUR HARNESS ON THE IN
-.-.stallment'- plan. Hard Times . Harness
7. Factory.? 544. .Rice- st. _~ ; :.; y ~:ZS; t.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY—LARGE BOOK
atlas of St. Paul for real estate office.
Kertson, 367 Prior ay., Merriam Park.
■■:-' RAILROAD NOTICES
v" - Taylors Falls Trains
The ' Northern ■•• Pacific will run a train
on : July 4'■ from - Taylors Falls to • the Twin
Cities, v leaving Taylors > Falls -: at ? 4:15 -p.;
m. on' same . schedule as the regular Sat
' urday and .Sunday 'train,; leaving at same
hour. *->'.*:-.-".i, --;-*./•■7':-*-■■,'-. r"7- .- "••-•■ rv?----:7.-.
$16.25 St. Louis and Return $16.29 "
■y la . Rock' ■ I stand -System, July •2drr to 6th
-.-" ■■■■: Inclusive .< :v.7 "7 .
;-'*■ Tickets • good 7 returning,; fifteen days.
Shortest line, 7 quickest time. No change
of •: cars. Trains { leave | St. I Paul 1:45 a. *m. •
and; 8:05 p. m., arriving St. Louis 6:59 »a.*'
m. and 2:15 p.- m. Office corner Sixth and
Robert streets, St. Paul. " F. W. 7 Saint,
City Passenger Agent. - - - . " -
-_-. ■ ■--J'..*--'?--. -•-.-■ t.* — "-*-— -y'^y.-."--.-y... '-.. 1;
To World's Falr-Cheap^;^^^
f 4 Only; $16.25 for i round trip son "July i 2,• 3,
476 and 6, good for 15 days, via the Min
neapolis & ."• St. Louis, "the * only road ; with "
a*< World's.' Fair % Station." W Two 2 elegant
. through*, trains lof Pullman \ Sleepers, Chair
Cars, - etc.*;" fine,-Dining* Car ' service. For
tickets * call - at - 398 Robert street, - H. :" S.
Haskins, City Ticket Agent. .- 7 ■ -yyyi^iy-.
:-- Fine map and guide to the -World's Fair
sent f. free» on ■■• request- Address • • •-"A;"-*--*B.:
Cutts, Guaranty Building, Minneapolis.
Minn. -..'-. ■ ■■.-. -■■■-.-:.. -:.-'■-•-: ~--..~y-.-■:-*.■
77:7' St. Louis. • Mo.—Hot Springs, Arici^,;^
>...'. Take the 'ii Rock U Island. The s shortest,
quickest * and -*. best Double- daily service
with through -wide-;;? vestibule -, Pullman
. sleepers r and f day.| coaches 1 between Twin |
Cities f and *• St i Louis. For: further.. Inf or- i
j rtiation - call .- at - City Ticket * Office, V Sixth 7
and ; Robert streets. ;~-~ -- -■--*■-.---.. -. - .
;7;--"' : 77 To -World's > Fair : Cheap
:* '•; Only 7 $16.25 1 for; round 1 trip >on 7July 273,
4, 5 and ' 6,: good: for; 15 j days;] via the ' Mm- _
neapolis & . St. L,ouis, "the only j road with <
a World's r- Fair. Station. "ys. Two-' elegant
through \ trains !of 5 Pullman Sleepers. f Chair -
f Cars, > etc., -■ fine * Dining; Car t service. For
: tickets call ?at a 398 » Robert * street,"s H. -S.
Haskins, City-Ticket Agent. .- :v>>~v---,7, ;
-; Fine map and guide to the World's Fair
sent ;• free on request. Address t-Arv B.
Cutts, y Guaranty Building, Minneapolis,
Minn. --.-;»: c-K.----. - v * y ~-y.sty -~y ■--■ --r--.
'7- : Fourth of July Trains 7.
In addition to regular trains, the North
ern M Pacific ;-- will a run ~_ special £<? trains ~: to
: White •- Bear on July 4ur as ~. .;- follows*:!
* Leave a St. *= Paul, 9:05, 10:30 7 a. "- m., r- 1:50,
- 6:45, 9:20, 11:59 **p.^ m. Returning leave
White- Bear 8:20, ». 9:45 a. m., 12:15. 5:50,
8:30, 11:20 p. -.my^y^yyyy :--->-.-.;.•--.■.,•■:-..-,,.- -:
. r3i Besides y regular 7 trains .7 to i' and -S from i
; Bald-Eagle,": specials* will leave J Bald Ea
gle for St. Paul at 5:45 and 8:28 p. m.
BARGAINS
Some of the 7 Low Rates Which the : Rock
77: '■■'... .7 Island System Offers 7%^
: St. Louis ' and I return* July; 2:to - 6?.*?: $16.25 ■
"- Return limit -fifteen- days. :.:--■--..- -
Detroit: and ; return, July 5 to - 7 Tifti'. $18.00 •
-T- Return : limit f Aug. ? 15. -- --;-":?,:--• -•*.-•.,---•
- Cincinnati and return. July 15 to 17..521.75;
-.v-- Return « limit Aug. 18."^-. -: - - ;■ ,----<*, -u*\*i,
Colorado ;: and ? return, daily^T7vV'f;7vs26.*4o*
Return limit Oct. 31. ■,yyz*<_z~£_*gi
Homeseekers tickets,- South; and South- '*
west, July ?5 * and j 19,-« one I fare 2 plus I $2.00,
return limit* 21 days. Ticket office Sixth
; and ,-i Robert '-■ streets, St.-";?.: PauL F.« W.
■ Saint, City ;Passenger Agent - *: --V - : *. : ;
Minnetonka Trains, July 4th
>y Eight trains each way;between* St. Paul;
and Minnetonka, via the ■* Great Northern
Rail way,=--r July 4th. Trains £ leave Union r
station,^ St. Paul: v-^ -^ i -V- -°.y -y
7:40 a. m.; 8:50 a. m.; 9:05 a. m.; 10:00
a. m.; 1:30 p. m.; 4:35 p. m.; 5:40 p m;
■ 7:40 p tmrsh^&^^^^^^^^^^<\^
M Get I tickets'! at Union Station ror at City
Ticket f office, Fourth ? and f Robert Streets,
Bt PauL :"-" >
THE GLOBE'S
PAYING WANTS
'HELP} WANTED—FemaIe
? WANTED—YOUNG GIRLS AND WOM
»7; en who ; are ■ seeking employment Ito I re
a . alize that they can best I secure I situa
g tions | through , reading I the Help Wanted
ia columns of The Globe daily.' , -v ! yy-y
WANTED—GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
M housework,?family | three adults. Flat 1 12,
. The .Waldorf,* St. Albans : and Summit. ;*•--;
WANTED—SALESLADY AT WILD
,-■---' wood i pavilion iat i once. Call --Main 751.
KLOX KLEANED FREE; WATCHES
- t cleaned,'; 50c. Stone's i School of Watch
>; making.s--. 902 ' Globe *-. Bldg. r: ■■}_ .7 ■i^iz-tt?.
yi:y SITUATION WANTED
yy:yZ 77/7 \} Female -: j
*}})■ HAVE ? GIRLS y FOR 7- HOTELS AND;
private houses; ladies.' call. I have
1!«™ £?* -^Norwegian.a- German, Polish.
■■-■■■- 308 Phoenix Bldg., Cedar and Seventh. V>
I COMPETENT : GIRL WOULD LIKE TO
" -TSr 01L k - for '- - board . and - - room. ;:: - Miss
Weber, 69 i West Congress' st., West | St.
y-Paul.--, Reply rat once. - y.y^yy^y. ,■•--:. -;
REFINED CATHOLIC a LADY WOULD
.«-' like a place. as, housekeeper, for widower
-■■?■ with : children, ».- p : 117/--Globe. 1 -v.-'.-vv:.'-' -7-"
GERMAN; WOMAN WISHES POSITION
.-.-X. as y housekeeper. for *; lady;; or ; gentleman ■
- without children. H ; 100, general ; deliv
ery.
WANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED WOM
c v*f an, work by' the day; -- washing, ironing
-.:■ -or • housework.*'- Call' or address '774 Van
.. Buren st. ~ .
GERMAN-AMERICAN WOMAN, EXCEL
:y lent I cook 3 and | baker, desires g place -as
:.c housekeeper; preferably i where husband
may, also find partial employment around l
;_: - house.« or otherwise. - Address by 7 mail
-■' - Housekeeper, ; 252 W. sth *" atyyyyyyyyy
BRIGHT^'.YOUNG GIRL 'OF- SIXTEEN
would like place in office; wages no.ob
*;: ject. Call 7or write • Miss * Pearl 'Brown,-,
633 Mississippi st. , .
WIDOW, AGE 35, WOULD LIKE- Posi
«tion as ■ housekeepeh • ■ ■ 1253 7 Como - boule
:.-'Va'rd;--'~Vv •.■'...- y .-.:.- -;---;-:r-.'- ■;'.-;,'-■ -.-.;•■..■.
WANTED— "DAYS* 7 WORK 1* EACH
SB week washing,; cleaning, * any housework.
170 West 9th st.V.ii rear. *w -yy^-■-:■-
COMPETENT GIRL WOULD LIKE TO
work for board and room in al ' small
I a family; <■ 5 walking'", .('distance 9. from *i the
■:.; millinery .and I dress making school.
.*-• Miss Weber, - 36:4 *. Cleveland ~ ay. ;,* Tele- r
.',ph6ne.-Selby63-4.5.:'-: ----• •■ -*''-.7 ;
WANTED— LIGHT HOUSEWORK OR
:•;-taking 'care of . baby . by girl of fourteen.
y 1107 Marion st. . 777. _.-*-r.h-r : .-_y-. yy
A LADY WOULD'LIKE COOKING OR
: housework in -a private 's family. Call
5427 Cedar st. >t >>»-.-v;rq-.fi;>, ■.,.■.^:-7 -,:,
GERMAN GIRL WANTS HOUSEWORK
wJri' a, . family : of two : or 2 three l adults; tno
-_-. other need answef. r ' Address SK z 158, :
~: Globe. ■-■■.".< -.'•*.- -:-- -.:■.="■. -.--•-■-'-..--:'. ■■:. *.*•=•
WANTED—WASHING AND 7 IRONING
;.*i to take home; also housecleaning done.
A 223 r Chestnut st. yyy^ny *■*.&.y.= ;y-y
STRONG-WOMAN WANTS PLACE FOR
washing for. Thursday ' and Friday. ; Ad
' dress: or : call Mrs. <■ G. ( 296 West Central.
WOMAN GOES OUT; WASHING AND
Si ironing. 2491 Nelson ay., . in the': base
- ment. '.-■■ .--. ; --' : -■■-'i...,.--':■.-.■.'•'•—::. :.:■"-: - :---;::;
WANTED—POSITION*t|N ADDRESSING
*^> circulars,. etc.. by girl -of 17 1 years; I pre
*7l fer to take work home. *if . possible. * Ad
•--:',dress ' Miss ? H.. 543 . Sherburne. *.■'-"■ -^--'-':■-.
A LADY OF 35 YEARS i WOULD LIKE
.'7 a position as housekeeper for widower
-v- or bachelor. .-.Z 185. Globe. - •'-.-.-;•.• -TM.
A YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A
-." place to ; run errands or to care for chil
: i dren. Call • 142' West.' Fifth I st., or j write
'• Mrs. De v Bar, * 142 West . Fifth, corner
£j Fifth- and ' Branklin.j^saigiiSgt,'::;^'-;-?-;' ■-'•?-
WANTED—WASHING, 7 IRONING AND
•y\ housecleaning in - private * families, * also
% cleaning offices. Address C.','. 259 West
-■'■ Fifth st. :yyy -: ,-.:■■.:. -;..
; WANTED—WORK -;7 BY THE 7.;, DAY,"
; washing, Ironing .or j housecleaning; Just
;.... came sto to wn-~a\Bd •- ran -do - fine * work.
j..'. 633 -Wabasha-^st:,''Room '■ 3.g.;.': ?:'A ..*.*'■ '±l>t_l.
WOULD LIKE POSITION EITHER TAK
r -.r ing. care >of office or typewriting; have
.:*' knowledge in -bookkeeping;; state: salary.
*' Stenographer 7 J,. 313 j Bradley.; building.
COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER,^'-. EX
'•-;:. perienced In - railroad work, • would like
a& position; jj willing Ito go _ out of ) town 'if
-, desired. 'Address M 293, : Selby ay., city.
A COMPETENT LADY WOULD LIKE
; w washing by r. the ; day. -•;: Call .; or address
7: -542 Cedar 5t.,.. down stairs. •'■-.■■: y\y '
COLLECTION AGENCIES'£■ j
DOES ANY ONE OWE : YOU A IV MON
•77- ey? */;We f quickly collect wages, ■• notes,
y? rents, ; board _ bills and l claims Bof 3 every ;
„7 description jon percentage. "No ' collec- '
>i- tion, no pay.'l^^win- City * Mercantile
:. Agency. 603 Globe .Bldg.-'. * '-■■ -■■ •'?•-"■: '■: ■* vt.',
BUSINESS CHANCES :7":;
I KNOW WHERE THERE IS A LARGE
K r ? fund ' awaiting .- investment >. in 7: stocks,
,7; bonds and mortgages; if.you have some
',?. thing r; good's see me : right away; no
„-■ * charge *: unless 1I ': succeed in - making - a
Ij- sale. Address; Z 184, Globe. ; ;. y-" .7 >, 7,. j
'•„;'.7 ".'.S* STORAGE Z -"7;. 7;'77
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO THE
- Pacific s coast >, on household goods aor
-vl, emigrant _i movables; prompt - service; :
%,~ lowest ;: rates. The -7 Boyd -i Transfer • &
'.. * Storage i_ Co., Minneapolis. ~^yy ~:: :-~'.y-_yyy
CARPET CLEANING *
y: Rug Manufacturers Z^-ZZ'; \
UP-TO-DATE UPHOLSTERING, MAT
c-? tress t 4r renovating, ': carpet -*-*'* cleaning.
>'7" Schroeder & Dickinson, -, 16 : East J Sixth ■
-v: both :phones.:' ■".-._. J~--v:.-.:y y ..yyyy
Confirmation > of .- Assessment for Grading
" Capitol Boulevard v' (Como 7to Arch).
,-'--. Office of the Board of Public Werks,: s:
City of St. Paul? Minn., July M.'i 1904. --■
The _. assessment* of 7 benefits, costs S and
expenses "arising ~ from v>grading,.:- Capitol
-Boulevard.*, from ;.' Como ? avenue *» to Arch
street in the City of St. 1 Paul, 'Minnesota,'
having been completed by the Board of
Public .Works Un, and - for said \ city, said
: Board i will a meet at ■■. their 5 office "tin > said
; city, at * 27. p. . m." on-i the *14th :• day./ of £ July,**
A. D. 1904, to hear ■*;objections (if any)
s to said assessment, .at which time and
place, unless j sufficient \ cause -is shown ito
the ', contrary,-, said assessment will jbe con
■ firmed by said -Board. • ;
The | following \is ] a .list of \ the supposed
owners' names, a description of the prop
erty benefited-and the amounts assessed
against the same, ; towit:-.--'-..: y'_--. -.- •;.-: ":~:.'.-■-.
7! : .;•' ' 'ZZy. Brewster's : Addition. ".-'..-.J;•> .y';. - -
Supposed: Owner 7 and 7'-^i- ---7 v«77v 7.: 77-7.
•*■*-•■ .^Description.':^ 7.7-Lot V Block.. Benefits.
D. H. Valentine ■et ■ al.. 1.;f•" 13 -•': * $185 ,25
i same Vet- al :-*r.V.:. 7"... * 2 .-< 13 7 -■=- -18525
same et al U■_-•-, ;.-;..-.-.- 3* >--13,',;,', 185.25
same -eti- al -7. Y7.T--•.-./. -** ;.":"**-13;' ',< 185.25
(Same iet al vr.™ ;^;...." 5 :v--' 1 13 J,»Y 185.25
samei, et .ai ■£.'..V........ 6 - 7,13-77. ;■ 185.26
Fletcher's - Subdivision of \ Brewster's Ad
-.'-•■'" --:..." dition. • ; '-'77V' ' ■'■■■l;-Z.-~'
Supposed Owner land 777"-; *•' -Z -7' : : . 7
-■■ i.o Description. .'O^ Lot. Block. Benefits.
Chas. 7Bischoff-57: ;*.-.r.1 - :'.-?-7 ;--.* $169.06
Albert Kimball' .%*.-;;. 2 =*7- 7 '7- 169.06
Thos. Connelly -".■*.-1-~;'3 •: •7 7 :":*• : 169;
Stephen :•.- Kane fZT.% -..4 • 7 i-; --.- 169.06
D. H.Valentine et al.. 6 > 7-7 -. '-77.169:
same et val r:.. '; 6 «**--7 7 * 169.
John Berrisford • .... "7tf>-7-6: -': * -170.47
Michael Mockler y.y.'A .** 8 2 -'.-•■ 6 '-!>• y 170.47
Timothy Lawler ..9 -7=V6 *.-'--'- 170.47
Michael White ': 77.TV. 10 y'-S: 6 >/• ■ '-• - 170.47
same^r:'.-.:~::. ;~:v.'.'3V*.ll;'r7-v-6'7- A- 170.47
Peter Balmes 5T ..:.....12 -£zri 6"-.;.- **r 170.47
,^^- r^r Brewster's Addition. ... ,
Supposed "Owner and
zxs Description. 777f Lot. Block.: Benefits.
W. O. Denegre -...::.>7r 14 $185.25
M. M^loney.irr^;;^.. 8 '' 14 ":* -185:25
same "STTT:. v;. 'ivrr.-rr.-;'-' 9- -7 14 * *.- 7j 185.25
Anna McCann* 7M..t^:lOA 14 , .185.25
E.-'•>M.4: Quinn-?•>;-?;T-Tr: 11-sTs- 14 -7 ~ V 185.25
John Larking east *-- W^-^-'^yy^s^i*^
of 12 14 185.25
Sy>~- <•*•*.-*~.--:-_:---•'•.•.-<-i-.- jsf ;-'7*..;. '.'K-y*~-z^'i£'-iz*t2:
. All |objections; to said. assessments must
jbe i made Ji In writing S and filed :? with I the
Clerk of paid Board at . least one day
prior to said : meetings* yzz&yyz.-yy-:x. «-Sc?.*-* I
y'^?yy^y^\v:<p:^ JOHN ?S. GRODE, k$
--tr-:-- 7:,:srv^:'-. r President.
Official: SR;4 L. GORMAN, -'y ■;.-^-&~&g_
l&gSE&g Clerk Board of Public Works.
July 4-1904-lt
i mm -pfi
THE GLOBE'S
! PAYING WAISTS 1
: 7■, -' o^_ --.. 'y. z '._* : ...77 , - ~,~~z & -
FOR SALE—City Real Estate
: WE WILL FURNISH MONEY 7:
TO BUY OR BUILD FOR YOU 7:
Any f amount, anywhere, any time,
payments very easy.- less than rent. -
'^<»i*£'Zi $4* STARTS YOU ttriZSy^
You _, may ias i well own »your own *:
home, call and investigate
AMERICAN f REAL ESTATE -
': INVESTMENT LOAN v CO.. "7
620 GLOBE BLDG7^ ST. PAUL.
LIST YOUR RENTAL". --'AND './REALTY
j -.properties with us; no delay; In i. making
;,.*- sales, and we i can i rent your' i home. s
CA Great Western ':, Real •. Estate' and - Loan
Co.. 438 Gllfillan Bids*. ■-■:-v--«•..--,•- 7-' - .- -
MERRIAM PARK
FOR - SALE—MOST COMPLETE AND;
-£- modern . home: in ' this;. district, on *. Carroll
- •• st., r> one-half *4 block from 7- car line,
:■';. eight $.. large y rooms, hot y water Z. heat, '
5 hardwood - ;-s floors, new £"• .:■ decorations
throughout; extra* large -barn;: cannot be
i~f duplicated for $5,600; this week $4,200
-*■-""-takes ■ it. -■-' ; Kertson, Real 7 Estate, 307
--:■■ Prior.- ay. yryr yyyy~::'..- -yyyy.yy.:y^y
FOR <^ SALE—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
well and cistern water, on interurban car
line; -* $1,300. George - Griggs,'j 542 - Endi-.'
cott. --■.-•-:.-;---^j.-,- -..;.->-■•■ _yy.:.> ■■_ :.-■—£_,; ----:.-*:7
-" '■—-vtt^ PERSONAL
T. H. BLY, M.l D.- SPECIALIST—Dis
•&'-. i eases •of -women: * all ' irregularities - cor- •
:r.>: rected; * new * book. ,' 25c; all -you - need .to
7- know; private home. Minneapolis office,".
412 ;. Nicollet ay. "- 1 :? y -
y : l '■^yyyyy'^pßy HINZ. 7 .:--y : yyy - .--.-.
Specialist In rupture and diseases of man.'
•'^Century bldg.. 4th st. and Ist ay. s.. Mpls.
'■- GRAY HAIR MADE ANY SHADE OF
".:, brown .'desired >or black "by .home: wash; !
r can -: prepare -yourself for few cents;
"--, recipe : and ' directions,-" 25 cents. ;, Mrs.
;■-.-" James. 229 East t Eighth St.. St. t Paul,
' Minn. y ■- ■■*--.•-' ,- ..... . ■■ .- -£*.-< .■-
PERSONAL—MRS. 7 KATE JOHNSON
gives magnetic treatments; also will call
:' at your home and guarantee to cure you
-*of -. eczema in-= four d?ys. Res. 419-421
Washington ay. s.. Minneapolis. Room 14.
FINANCIAL
-LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE WITH-
V out mortgage.;' or Indorser. Only se
v curity your name. Others .--on : house
:;.< hold; furniture, pianos,*- etc., ; without ■ re
; moval from :' your possession. Minne
?.:sota Mortgage Loan Co., 316-317 Pioneer
-y-. Press Bldg. y.yy.. ■,•■-.- .--' ■ K 7-.- -.---;•>-?-. '■_
ißhftf t Xf AslflC 'AT LOWEST RATES
OiiUl I LUfIHO .on easy payment plan.
j Furniture, pianos:-.- etc. ■ 730 ■ Globe Bldg. .7
SALARY , AND FURNITURE LOANS,
;-.- vSi ST. = PAUL ? FINANCIAL '- CO.. :* '-7
' Room 301. New York Life Building.4
BUSINESS PERSONALS
REEVES' IRON PILLS ARE JUST
7;-; the \ thing for people - sick -of being • tired :
'__, and for a people . tired •of twing : sick; ; try i
them. S. H. : Reeves, s Druggist," Seven
■■-; Corners: j money cheerfully refunded. .--'*;.'
FEMALE DISEASES CURED — IRREG
;- ular menstruation j quickly, cured: 5 forty
■■;;■} years'-: experience; \ office" open ; from -9 - a.
-;;; - m. i; till 10 sp. m. Dr. Wheeler.". Globe
y * bldg., Minneapolis. 7T. C, 335; v. good
r-home. for patients.■'- ;?. 1 :-: - -.- 7 -.~ t :j--:;
Confirmation .of Assessment: for Conway
7: Street 7 Sewer',: (Cypress ■ Street - to Earl ;
7 1 Street) ,-- 7 - - -:.;" 7 " .. -
--£* Office of the Board of Public Works, 7
-1 -j<- City of St. Paul, -Minn" July l, - 1904.
- j The 5 assessment tof : benefits. - costs ■** and
expenses arising from Constructing a sew
er .? on ? Conway -street, -r between Cypress'
street and Earl I street,* in the - City of St.
| Paul. Minnesota, having been completed by
the 3 Board of - Public :> Works lin _ and | for'
sard * city;* said Board will meet at their
office In -said- city at 2 p. m. :onr the 14th
day of. July, A. D. 1904, to hear objections
(If -.any) to said;• assessment,, at r:which
time . and places unless ; sufficient ' cause is
shown Sto the' contrary, 8 said £ assessment i
will -be confirmed -by said; Board. :; yy .:;:--■
jgj -.The 'following., is 'a \ list Sof the supposed
. owners' names, - a description of { the - prop
erty s benefited and the i amounts ; assessed
against the same, to-wit; ;,•'-.-.;
Leffmann's Subdivision 7 of Blocks 86 and
87, Lyman % Dayton's Addition ,7 v.^v
Supposed Owner and 7
r'Description.^ x ,— Lot. Block. Benefits.*:
F. W. Anderson .... 17 -'•-- 86 .- •*;541.00
same :.......'....*.... 18 ■-'■■- 86 7 ,: 40.19
Otto - Streissguth..; .*:*; 19 786 -- * 37.00
,same7-.".;....'.'..r.:".';. 20 86 * 37.00
same;..*-'.-.:..-.;,:;..-;.... 21 86 :.- 37.00
same,-'-"'.. r;*.^r.s.y::. 22 . 86- : 37.00
semet"alv".'-iTr:'r-t':r;T;2B 7 86 •'".. 37.00
. Barbara: Lawrence .'.' J24 86 37.00
same .....*.. .V;:..'.'. 25 : -86 . *'■ •'- 37.00
same -:::'. *..:. .*. .*.**■:- :~r. 26 -: '. .7.86 -7 "-" - «-• 37.00
Anna Hewig et al . ...27-'- :' 86 7. -'• ■ 37.00
same et :aL. .r.'.;-7r..'.28- '86 : -37:00-
Edward R. Traeger...29 - 86 37.00
Henry F. - Schwabe ; ■■■:: .30 "7 7-86 .. 7 37.00
same .... .'.'..'... ..... 31 f -86 -. r - 37.00
Bamei.%v.\;.J..-.-...:-. 32 86 .7 41.00
Stirison's* Subdivision of Block 79, Lyman :
; 7 .: -:r 7 -Dayton's "Addition.: .. yy : ~:
Supposed: Owner and -"'-" r 7 '
■y. Description. :- ; - 7- - - Lot. . Benefits.
Merchants National Bank... : 1 *'. : $40:00
, M. M. Johnson . '. .vr."..:..:. 2 ■'"■ -7' 40.00
Peter Gould .'7.hr-;..:•.."..v:. 1 8 '-7Vj, 40.00
same /.•.:;v:;r^..v;. .v;V..-47 777.40.00
Geo. S. Heron ...:.....'....5 . 40.00'
.Nicholas • Michels - V... 7; V .:: I- 6 --* -*7 40.00
Henrys Zinschlag ..."."...'-... 7 :"'--* --'.-40 .00 '
William '.- H. Mathews .'.;. v.: ."_ 8 '-"77-' 40.00
-same yr. \ --.*. ..-. :. *. v; «...:...;. :i 9 yr-'-y '■: 4000
Geo. W. Bennett,..lV. r.'.'.*. .-.10 "-'-'- 40.00
O. Perry Harris;*ji-r-..;f;'.■.-.".'-. 11 '7.7-X4O 00
William Faulkner ::.^.-. .*.12.7*;. 7: '7 40.00
Herman ; Lohmann .~*...'....". 13 .'.. -- ,'4O! 00
Ed ward - Drewry -vtrr: .'...:.: 14- - , - 40.00
same -y._ _yy.y. .'yrr: .. ;;r. :\ip yyy; 40.00
*7» All ' objections to said 1 assessment:- must
be ~ made ?In writing < and filed with the
Clerk of said Board at least one day
prior to 'said: meeting. y 4"*-:-.. - *:*:• -r. : -
• - : - JOHN S, GRODE, -7 7
■-.7 ■:-.;• _- .-.-President. 7
Official: : R. L. GORMAN. y-y ■:-yyy:.yy
'7-'-<-I'7:Clerk- Board of Public Works.-'i
.;7:::^':-:.7.v^-:.::•- July :4-i&O4-lt^.r'--:7g--:-.--..-;:
7Confirmation of Assessment for Jay. Street
Grading (University to " Aurora- Ave
-7 nue) '-■-■ -7" 7,.-- ; -77' 7 7 . "'
Office of the Board of Public Works, - 'Z.
1 7 ■ City.; of St. Paul;*- Minn., July 1, 1904.77
C" The | assessment | of {.benefits,;*eosts-- and
:expenses arising from grading Jay street,
f rom University avenue -: to 5 Aurora i aye-;
nue, in the > City of * St. V Paul. Minnesota,
having ?. been f completed i by i the '. Board -i of.
Public 'Works U in 7 and s for ; said -J city,**-, said
Board j will? meet at i their : office in • said city .
at 2 p. m. on the day of July A D
1904, to hear objections;- (if - any) a to. said
. assessment, at which time, and r place ■'.un-';
less 1 sufficient: cause .is : shown - to the . con
trary, said '•; assessment will :be - confirmed'
by ssaia; Board, lyyy:-:- ry- .;-*. . • V. ■..'.. -■. -%_-...
The - following is Ta- list ] of ; the 7 supposed
; owners' names, , a description •of the • prop
erty benefited and the amounts assessed
against the same, to-wit: -,'; ■, -7. ,- . -
*". *.-' _S "7 :-■■■■■ Florence Addition. .: .
Supposed Owner and " -^ "- - ■""-""7 77
: * :-•.Description. y.y --. Lot Block. Benefits/
Christina Burjaeger ...11 ; 2-~"-y $64.35
John M. Bach .... 12 -*.--*: 2 7 ■>- 64:25
Supposed Owner arid 77 7 ---^7 "7=^
Description. yy^y- 7 y.ny' Benefits/
Anna --Maria* Gerlach—Com- :- - ' .
mencing at nw corner of ne • :: "-'-- 7/
izM'ot %of section 36^tovrniy^J^Z-y^
vii 29/. range ■■ 23; i thence _ west •on r^ZS3£g&*2»
57 >.%*? section '-:line ?. 1.50 l chains; '?'-- '- -7 77. .*
y; thence i south 3.ls.chains to yy: [ yyy
sTiTerritorial ; road; * thence fl: "7-- 7 g
7S along a said 'Territorial "*7 road £"_i
' to a point due south of : place :yfh -^^^B
"it, of ".-beginning; thence" north 1- y-i'&t 4' 1
4.20 * chains -i to iplace of £be-"^!*-7*i^*^^«
0 ginning, containing J.'c3 0.54
-- acres, and being in ne comer 1-'-.s?:^^^^
psof£ nw ? % of ;ser 14 of section :yy'y.y /y.yy
gStion^ 36, town 29, range i 23 g *Vjc?i^«S
(except sj the * east-. 33-* feet StoT 7- j--.»*7 j. y.
~£i city) | -': yryr.T. vy.:-.-r: rrr. ::::;" '-:'.-" $139
si? All I objections Ito said | assessment I must
be made Yin writing and 9 filed { with the
Clerk of the Board at least one day prior
'to { said t meeting. ; -s-*?^-/.;. :-y*y&*.^y~yjt--j
:-S'" ;7-/:■'■?«■:":- JOHN S. GRODE,
4-f^i%^.*:^».--%^-.--7-.-./*-./-.^:r-s-^president/^
Official: R. L. GORMAN./- -v
Clerk Board of .Public Works.
July 4-1904-lt
THE GLOBE'S
PAYING WANTS
Forty Martha Washington Needles
GIVEN FREE
Wym^^ Each Globe Want Ad.
T H Martha Washington Needles with every cash want ad
Martha Washington Needles with every cash want ad
■yy received at the office or left with any druggist These
needles are warranted to excel : all other brands In finish'and
qua ity. The eyes are beveled and gauged, thereby making
sewing much easier. The package contains 25' assorted
r-sharps: - ••;.; •;;'-. y.yZy . -.- . . v-.•-7'
"■! SmTß^*^, * Chen,ll Needle *» Wn* Darnera
§>. Milliner a Needle. ;. 2.Cotton Darners l.Silk Darner
- 1 Tape Needle -V* Yarn Needle 7-7 1 Carpet Needle
1 Werctad Needle 2 Wool Darnera ,'| Sho^Buttcn Needle
_■-.'■-■- -• 7. .- *:. ■_.. ■" - y& ,- : ',- . ' ' ----*.-
Send Your Next Want Ad to The Globe
ZAND.-. RECEIVE A PACKAGE OF NEEDLES FREE!
FOR SALE- Farm Lands
LAND BARGAINS— KANSAS, NEBRAS
ka, Colorado, Wyoming; 10 years* time.
-Union, Pacific Agency. 135 -East Sixth
■;- st. (Ryan-Hotel). St.. Paul. Minn. :
200 ACRES. IN SOUTHERN PART OF
; Kanabec county, < Minn, at ■ the low price
of 57 per acre. . -
- '>"■■ -„ L ; J- S. SMEDBERG, .
,* %617 Phoenix bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
FOR SALE—Sidewalk Tile
STONE SIDEWALKS LAID- IN ALL
; parts of ; the - city; moderate prices. St.
;. Paul Stone Co..- Tenth and Wabasha.
, Tel. 753 T. C. 7 7^- .-
7 ~: FOR SALE—Typewriters
WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN every
-: where* to -appreciate that "". every day
- y there are excellent "* chances to better
* themselves offered in I these columns.
FOR SALE—Houses
THE VERY BEST, BARGAINS IN TOWN
.in- the line, of houses; for sale are al
ways to be found under this classifica
tion of The Globe. -/;.. . -.- .
FOR SALE—Cows
FOR SALE—NEW MILCH COW; GREAT
milker. Call at stable in rear of 923
■r- Grand * ay.* :: :,- . . --; •-"•-;*--- - .-"
••-.-- '; FOR SALE—Blcyles :
VIKINGS! VIKINGS! - VIKINGS!—IN
-black, blue and.gold color; best equip-.
; ment; nil season.guarantee, $27. Wheel
;. Exchange. 146 East Fifth.;„ . -yyy ..., -y : .
Z FOR Miscellaneously
PEOPLE THAT BUY FROM US ARE
- all more than satisfied; we give -them
:--; good value for their money; how do we
do it? We buy for spot cash of others
.Who need the money, and. we buy at our
own ■■ price. and divide . the surplus value !
with our 1 customers; a - large - stock -to
y select from; I money . advanced 'on . dia
;, monds, watches rand -furs; house * estab
lished in v 1875. -v E. = . Lytle's Diamond
Parlors..4ll Robert st.. second floor. —.■:.
500 CORDS OF DRY JACK AND TAM
-.,* arack cord wood ■-' for sale: ?.* For prices
.•- write P. H. Murphy. Springwood, Wis.
:->■• -" ..--■ -■■-.- y MEDICAL /■ .--7;y'.7-'
LADIES! USE MY REMEDY, THE
..----; greatest monthly regulator; best, safest;
-"always reliable; relieves in three to five
days; price. 52.00; particulars free. Ad
dress Mrs. T. Wagner.-, 43% East Third
St.. St. Paul.* Minn. , . -j .-;.-.-;
PERSONAL—W. ;A. MANN. M. D., SPE
- ciai Ist.-.;'AH- diseases of .women quickly
cured; ovarian difficulties and irregulari
*: ties skillfully treated; consultation free.
7412. Nicollet ay..' Minneapolis; fourth
- ■ floor. -y^~ y.- ■■• - ■'- '■■■ '■■■ '—■:'.•" *:---. *----«•-..
MEDICAL — MRS. DR. F. G. McKAY,
-.electricity; massage and magnetic treat
> ments; will cure rheumatism, insomnia
*;' and all -nervous * diseases. Office, 905
■■*_. Northwestern'Bldg.; 322 Hennepin, Min
neapolls. Hours. 9 to 9. 7 M;-1717 L. 1.
Confirmation of -Assessment' for Van"■■■Bu
7. :»' 7 "ren Street 7 Sewer 7 .
,»■',Office of. the Board of Public Works, .-'.
-- City ,* of St.. Paul, Minn., July 1, 1904. •-
The assessment < of. benefits, -costs and
expenses arising j from constructing a sew-'
er on Van . Buren ' street, - from -Mackubin ■■
street to a point 50 : feet west of I the west
line '.'. of 7 Kent - street, -in the :■ City', of - St.
; Paul, -. Minnesota,-: having been completed
by. the Board of Public;. Works.'in and for
said city, said B«a*-d will meet at their
office; in said city at 2 p. m. on the 14th
day,: of-July. A. D:-1904,, to hear objections
(if * any) to Z< said y assessment,-- at - which
time - and place, 5, unless sufficient cause is
shown |to jj the £ contrary, said S assessment
will be confirmed7by said Board. ' . r '-'-'--
The * following is a Hist: of the supposed
owners'.-, names;- a' description' of the . prop-!
erty benefited' and- the amounts assessed
against the same,; to-wit: _ -
Smith's 7 Subdivision of - Block' 3, ' Stinson's
'-77 '.--<.' Division. .-.-■.■
; Supposed Owner and-'-.■:-.-•■*-:-;•• .7 7-: -
.*v_hDescription.".- / Lot. Block. Benefits.
Maria Kruse,'east % : 0f44 -:-~ 3c 7 * $33.60
Augustus B. :.. Wilgus,"-.'.. 7 7 -/.- -
'.*.:-west Vi of :..;.:,..:. 44 '-• 3 - 11.20
same, :- v east % of 43 yZ-Z'yy~' 22:40
Niels-Anderson,*-* west 7- ■•■/■ -. -. -
37%70f:'.-;.".-....:7.:... 43 7— 3 22.40
same,', east 14.- of.'.": 42 7-3 '.. r: - 11.20
Michael- J Larige, '-' / -vr7 vr-rrr
west *-, 2-3 \of ...'.*.'.... 4 2 .7.7; 3 - ':■ '- - r 33.60 '
Richard Berres . .;*.'...41;-/, .; 3:- -'- »v 44.80
Lewis L. May 40 7 ?-7;3 ; ' 44.80
:same:c:."..T/..-::/:'.:v..39 - 3 '-'■:■"' '44:80
same:;V.V;.'rrv.r:..:/:3B^ 3 44.80
same7.-r...rr:'::.v.*T-.:.37 3 •< 44.80
same r.-ri'r'-.'tT.*./....";. .36 ;• 3 / 44.80
. George Polaski, east •"-- .7 - y-.y
SS%&of/;.V;v..:.-."v.:.35;, r : 3 '■■:--■ 22.40
same, . west % 0f.'.::'.'.35.:..*. 3 : - 22*. 40
Frank -Matysik:....'. 34 " , 3 -.-".'■■-' 44.80
Franz Lambrecht : *.t:.33 . :.'3 '. 44.80
same ;\:n:'.:::T.'.':r.32:y. •' :3 r- *• 44.80
same'«-'.V.'-T:*:.^r::.;-..". .31-* 73 r_ 44.80
Peter -- Scholiert i ::'."..'.29:7--. 3 ■-■■■ ~y-; 44.80
same7_'r.-r.Y".:-:".. vr..-r..:28' 3 44.80
rGustave Kruse 27 3 7 44.80
same//TWttfT^;-.::...26 ": —3 / 44.80
D. R. Noyes et-al::.. 25 3 44.80
same et al '.-TT;..':.'.28 *3 44:80
R. P. Lewis: Co .'.'..: 23 - 3 7. 44.80
'Th os. r/7, -F.sV Patterson, » ' -~//'
!feTru5tee^."'.."....T:...22:7:.. 3 -.7' 44.80
Henry Jorgensen 21 . . '3 44.80
Mike Pizipioska/;::/.^20// 3 44.80
Charles - Nitz .* .-.Tr:. .':. 19: ' 3v - 44.80
Carl Nitz £:*.':i~. v: 7?. .18 y:y 3 7<- 7-ri 44.80
A. C. Van 7 Heel r. r;*.~ .177: '■ 3" 7 • 44.80:
■ Maurice:, Scanlan ;.7.-.16>; -'.-2 *. y\ 44.80-
Michael's * Subdivision -of - A Block • 4,';. Stin
'y.'s "rz yy~. Division.
Supposed- Owner and T^Tc'/. :■•;- :*. -;; -
-jj&jzDescription. ■•'■■ * Lot. Block. : Benefits.
-Michael 7 Moga, east 80 77. " "7* 7
lyftnoty 28.29&30 yy_ 1 $56.00
Pabst^-'Brewingiv-Co.V-i-.."- ■-- ■•■"
--*-^eastf2r3;oi^:..v7v:^.:i:7i;- 66.00
5h All i objections *to • said '■ assessment must
be % made in 3t writing^ and .& filed % with 'i the
■ Clerk!eof i said• Board;at: least ' one day .prior,
;td;said',meeting.*-?-.»"--.^r'*-;5'.-; =:;--.,. -:-.----.-'-*
'ixryy -y - ■'. yy-i '■■? JOHN S. GRODE. >.:
'''' -' - > .7. -7 -.7 . v-..*-'•--»-: President. -
Official: R. L. GORMAN,: 7'-:^r^..
if^&S* 2? Clerk J Board of * Public Works. 7"
July 4-1904-lt
o- ■
THE GLOBE'S
PAYING WANTS
TRAVELER'S GUIDE
Union Depot, Sibley Street.
7 Trains '■ leave and arrive at St. Paul
as follows:
TICKET W_s\ Cor. Fifth "
OFFICE &7|gv£ Robert
- -■-■-■- Leave Arrive
Fa Loocai and.. LeeCh.. Lake tB.W tWflt. ■
NORTH COAST LIMITED B^e'lo.ls(l*2^7
. Fergus Falls, Dakota and *d ftftp *q nc» -
Manitoba Express - O.UUm I.lOm
Pag. i ef^- Ex. press..v." -io;iss *y.4on
Duluth tMS* *6:2(tf -
.and;-.,■ -..I'ffi +2:505 :
: , Superior *|| : lQr '^ •
' "Daily. ... .. Ex. Sunday. Both 'Phones 12M.
C. St. P. M. & O. Ry.
.Office: 388 Robert St. Phons 480. 7" 7*
7 *Ex. Sun. ' Others Daily. LEAVE ARRIVE
Chicago,* Mil.. Madison. ..:... 8.30 am 9.50pm
Chicago "Fast Mail" ......".. 6.35pm 9.35
NORTHWESTERN LHRTB ...... 8.35pm 7.20 an
Chicago "Atlantic Exoress".. 10.50pm 4.45pm
Dulut'.*, Superior. Ashland I;'. *B.loam *4.300n
TWILIGHT UMITE3..:. ...» 4.30pm 8 00pm
Elmore, Algona,,Des Moines. 8.00 8.00 am
Su City. Omaha, Kansas City 9.35 am 7.40 pm
Worthtngton.Mitchell,SuFalls -9.05pm 8.03 am 7
OMAHA UMITED . ... ....;.. B.oopm 7.35 am
Su City.' Omaha, Kansas City ? 9.05 pm 7,35 am
Chicago Great Western
"The Maple Leaf Route." 7 "'
CliyOffiGK sih and Robert Sis. y 7; 'Phwj 150 K. ..
tExcept Sunday; others Daily. g^f™, st/ Pau l"
' Chicago and East. Dubuque, ( jj-$"" ** pm
■ -Oelwein. Mclntlre. Hayfield [»», £*££
Kansas City. St. Joseph. Dcs ( 10-50 sm 7-38 pm
." Moines,. Marshalltown, Wa- < 8.30 pm 7.20 am
-terloo .:;..:..... r. ....... (11.20pm 12.40 pm
.Red Wing, Rochester,-Fari- Jtß.2sam t7.00 pm .
- bault, -Manicato ':. .. .... \ 5,27 pm ;■ 0-25 am
Dodge Center. Hayfield .. , ■ '5.10 pm 10.45 am
Austin, Mason City, Ft.Dodge ' 8.10 am 7-38 pm
: Carroll, Council -.Bluffs: and ■(.. -'-•;.
'■- Omaha ..... ...;.-.-. (78.30pm 7-20 am
Ticket Office. 338 Robert Street. Phone Main 834.;
Leave. > •Dally. ■' tEx- Sun. ■ ' *■' * Arrive
t! 8.30 am St. Cloud. Fergus Falls, Fargo t 5.25 mi
« • -as ■■ JWlllrnar. Soo Falls, Soo l« sit,.
t. 825 am ( Clty Fareo ..■.,-;.;....-/ t, 8.15 pa
•1040 am y Flyer to Paolfls Coast *MS mi
; t 840 pra .'..Wayiataand Hutchl-is-)*!. .'. t 8.25 as
* 5.00 ...Puget Sound Express .. *10.405n
> 7.60 pm ..... Winnipeg Express..... * 8.05 a«
. " .7 1 Fargo, Grand Forks, Win-1 ,♦_ ««._ ,' -
* 7.68 pm nlp9 Soo Palls, Soo City/ * *'"*" '
■:-. To Duluth
* 8.00 am .. .Gopher State Express- * 8.10 pu
t 2.35 pit Princeton. Milaca. Duluth.. t 1.10 an ...
•11.10 pm .-..Night Express to Duluth... * 840 an -
: ; Minneapolis - & St. Louis R. R. Qi...y ■
Office 345 Robsrt. Union 3iyy..
Telephone Calls—66l N. W.-^590 T.C
Leave 7tEx. Sun lay - y *D*rily ■ Arrlvj
+8-20 am jWatertown and Storm +5.55 .jn.
-t9.ooam ....Omaha and Dcs Molisi. .'. T7.50 p.*a >^
*5.40pm"7 ...Esthervilts and Madisox . *10.35 tn : .
**7 Ifinm ThsSirlH SHr Uallil ■ *1 Cft in .
I.IUJJIII to Chicago, St. Louts & Pearl* O.J J 111 7 V
*B.oopm Omaha&DesM-rtnasCLlmitjd) "3.03 in
.|ijii|:7-C;iB;: & q. r. r. '"
|grrma| BOTH phones KAIN 1286
mmm TICKET OFFICE: FIFTH AND ROBSRI
'■.■Leave' 1 | : .- All Trains Dally - 1 Arriw* ■
8.20 »-m I Winona. La Crosse. Dv- I 7
buque, Chicago. St. Louis I 12.45 p.ni
Mop.tn I "CHICAGO L1M1TED*!..r....... I 7.2ofcn-„■
t*o p.n 1 Winona.- La Crosse, Dv- I '-■--
' :^l buoue. Chicago, St. Louis 1 3.20 a.ia -
Wisconsin Central Ry A
7^^ : MILWAUKEE AND : CHICAGO ■, ;
Leave 8.35 a. m. and 7.40 p. m. ■ daily.•*-..
'■'-.:. Ai rive 8.15 a. m. and 4.30 p. m. daily.
'. yr.'yr "Both. Phones 694. ■
-.:• - ■.'--'- —^r- 7—
-„ -7 /CONTRACT.WORK _
Sewer on-Duluth Avenue, Minnehaha and:
.'.■''■'y '-/-.. - Beech Streets
7 Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of St. Paul. Minn.', June 28, 1904. •
•s 1 Sealed *.* bids '■■> will- be ':■ receiveds by the
: Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation ""**;of ""•': the-. City of-. .-.St.'
Paul, - Minnesota,.7 at their office in said
: city, until • 2 p. m. .on - the eleventh: (11th) '
day of July.l A. D. 1904. for; the construe- .
c tion •' of Ia 5 sewer on • Duluth : avenue;■" from
Reaney-street to Beech street; on Minne
haha street, from Duluth avenue. to Frank
;street,.and on ; Beech ; street, from ■■ Duluth.
: avenue -,to? Frank : street, 'in said city,* ac
cording to plans and ■ specifications on file
in ■ the • office rof ; said ■■ Board. -~- r ;-.
."* A bond'? with at least two (2) sureties
.in , a sum -of - at; least 'twenty.; (20) per cent
or a j certified check on a bank of: St. Paul,
in a sum: of at least ten:(lo).'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. -:----/
. ;-».--,. ■: • r - JOHN'S. GRODE.
'zt-yy.yy ->- * *~: -*- Preside:-.t~
'• Official: 7 R. L. GORMAN. -.-;;-:
~-yc~ ■"-'-V Clerk Board of Public -Wo'k.s.y
7 --:-, June 30-1904-10t -
- When in "doubt as to how your money
should be invested, read '."The GlobVa
Paying Wants." '77 7. 7-J-'-" ''y'-^Z^^

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