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MAR RECEIPTS LIBERAL; DOGS STRONG Steady Market for Butcher Cat tle—Feeders and Stockers Quiet—Sheep Steady ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK SOUTH ST. PAUL, Jan. 13.—Estimated Teceipts at the Union stock yards today: Cattle, 400; calves. 50; hogs, 5,000; sheep, 450; cars. 81. OflSeial receipts Jan. 12: Cattle, 4SO; calves, 69; hogs, 5,302; sheep, 7.733; cars. 121. Hogs—Prices strong at Thursday's best time. Representative sales: Light, Mixed and Heavy— No. Ay. Price. |No. Ay. Price. 65 263 $4.-651 64 239 $4.60 107 230 4.-55 48 260 4.52% 54 283 4.50 124 188 4.45 79 208 4.40 85 196 4.40 20 205 4.40 40 178 4.35 38 176 4.30 77 225 4.25 56 186 4.20 87 206 4.30 58 186 4.251 31 170 4.20 Underweights and Rougns— No. Ay. Price No. Ay. Price. 18 144 $4.25 1 510 $3.25 5 94 3.25 Cattle—Market is steady. Representa tive sales: Butcher Steers— No. Ay. Price. No. ' Ay. Price. 1 1260 $4.25 3 1156 $3.75 11 1040 3.75 1 1210 3.75 6 1065 3.36 4 798 3.30 3 1036 2.50| Butcher Cows and Heifers- No. Ay. Price. |No. Ay. Price. 3 1225 $3.25 11 1210 $3.25 2 1000 3.00 3 733 2.75 5 998 2.75 3 940 2.75 1 1030 2.60 1 800 2.50 3 1020 2.50 2 725 2.30 2 956 2.25 2 785 2.15 6 970 2.00 2 985 1.75 | 1 760 1.50 Butcher Bulls— No. Ay. Price. INo. Ay. Price. 1 2030 $2.75 1 1300 $2.60 1 1090 2.50 1 1220 2.40 1-.......1270 2.25 1 1050 2.15 1...\ 850 2.10 Veal Calves— No. . Ay. Price. No. Ay. Price. 19 116 $5.00 2 160 $5.00 1 110 4.50 2 90 4.00 1 460 2.50 Stock and Feeding Steers- No. Ay. Price. |No. Ay. Price. 1...; 920 $3.25 2 940 $3.25 3 820 3.00 3 773 2.90 3 890 2.85 6 510 2.75. 2 925 2.75 2 675 2.50 3 720 2.35 1 730 2.25 Stock Cows and Heifers— No. Ay. Price. 1 720 $3.15 Stock and Feeding Bulls— No. Ay. Price. |No. . Ay. Price. 1 1070 $2.50| 1 960 $2.25 Milch Cows and Springers— No. PrW. 1 cow $33.00 1 cow 27.00 1 cow 30.00 1 cow 25.00 Sheep—Market is steady. Representa tive sales: Killing Sheep and Lambs- No. Kind. Ay. Price. 39 lambs : 87 $6.25 29 lambs 73 6.25 14 wethers 117 5.00 19 cull lambs 70 4.65 3 ewe s 133 4.35 6 cull lambs 59 4.25 7 ewes 123 4.25 14 ewes 120 4.00 4JLyearling ewes 83 4.00 30 ewes 91 3.75 33 ewes 106 3.50 Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs- No- • Ay. Price. lOu lambs 65 $5.00 Shippers—J. Hardinson, Litchfield; R. Hills, Donnelly; J. H.Lewis, Kerkhoven: H. McShane, Ellsworth, Wis.; G. W. Maier River Falls, Wis.; G. Hitter, Monticello; A. Noud. Hastings; H. Jensen, Hutch inson; A. Mattison, New Germany: F. Johnson, Cokato; Molm & Donaldson, M<jrristown; Bank of Mantorville, Man torville; H. Rosemount; C. Nold, Nelson, Wis. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK CHICAGO, Jan. 13.—Cattle—Receipts, 4.000; steady; good to prime steers, $5.60 (??)(i.35; poor to medium, $3.70@5.40; stockers and feeders, $2.25<§>4.20; cows. $1.25«4.40; heifers, $2@5; canners, $1.25 @i'.sO; bulls. $2ffT)4.25; calves, $3@7. Hogs —Receipts, 33,000; tomorrow, 17.000; weak, 5c lower; mixed and butchers. $4.55@4.80; good to choice heavy, $4.75@4.85; rough heavy. $4.50@4.65; light, $4.45@4.65; bulk of sales, $4.65@4.75. Sheep—Receipts, (5.000; sheep and lambs steady; good to choice wethers. $4.90@5.60; fair to choice mixed, $3.80@4.55; western sheep, $4.25@ 5.60; native lambs, $5.75@7.65; western lambs, $5.75@7.50. ' MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Transfer, St. Paul, Minn,— Barrett & Zimmerman report a better market for farm horses. Local speculators, as well as country consumers, were ac tive buyers. Values: Drafters, extra $185@215 Drafters, choice 160@185 Drafters, common to good 120@160 Farm mares, extra 140@165 Farm mares, choice 120@140 Farm mares, common to good 100@120 METAL MARKETS NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—Copper was firm in the local market without showing any special change. Lake is quoted at $15.37% @15.50; electrolytic at |15.12%015 Z~y, and casting at $14.75(yU5.17y>. "In some cases it is said that these prices might be shaded somewhat, but the majority of holders are not disposed to grant any con cessions. The London market was a little easier at £68 IDs for spot and £68 17s 6d for futures. Iron closed at 54s Gd in Glas gow and at 49s in Middlesboro. Locally the market was firm. No 1 foundry northern is quoted at $17.50@17.95; No 2 foundry northern at $17.50; No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1 foundry southern soft at $17.75@15.00. God Makes Him Bait Jews BERLIN, Jan. 13.—Count Pueckler, Germany's most noted Jew baiter, was today sentenced to six months in jail for public incitement to disobedience of laws and A'iolence of one class against another. Count Pueckler informed the court that he had a special mission from God to lead an anti-Jewish prop aganda. This conviction, he said, came in answer to constant prayer. He said he often had been disposed to abandon his mission, but was held to the work by God's will. He protested against the imputation of mental ab normity. He admitted that he had oc cupied the prisoners' box eighteen times and asserted seriously that he meant what he said when he had urg ed his auditors to beat Jews with sticks'. LITTLE DETECTIVES WITH "EYES OF ARGUS" It has been said that "a Want Advertisement has a thousand eyes." Sherlock Holmes had but two, although they were uncommonly good ! ones. However, Holmes could not have found for you, over night, the one man in the city who most wanted to buy your house, or your store, or your horse, or your yacht, or your library, or your securities, or your automobile, or you old desk, or your piano; or the one man in the city who would be the best partner for you, or the best clerk, or coachman, or handy man; or the one woman in the city who would be the most valuable stenographer for yo'i, or cook, or housekeeper. But the thousand-eyed little Want Advertisement finds these people for you—and finds them quickly, presenting no bill for "extras'' or "dis-* bursements," as Sherlock Holmes would have been apt to do. When You Want Anything 8s ft Not Better to Set a Thousand Eyes Looking for It Than Only Two? T S X E BUSINESS OUTLOOK IS MOSTLY BRIGHT Only Drawback Is Irregular Re tail Distribution, Due to Freak Weather NEW YORK, Jan. 13.— R. G. Dunn & Co.'s weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: Erratic weather produces Ir regularity in retail, distribution of mer chandise at many points and Southern business is quiet because of the depres sion in cotton, but the general outlook is considered very bright. Manufacturers report that confidence is warranted by the number of new orders, while deliveries on old contracts are of satisfactory vol ume. The best news comes from the iron and steel industry, while footwear fac tories are busy, woolen mills in excep tionally good condition and activity is assured among cotton spinners as soon as the raw material market becomes set tled. Failures for January thus far com pare very favorably with last year's re turns. Railway earnings increased % per cent over those of 1904 and foreign com merce at this port for the last week shows a gain of $6,151,867 in imports and a loss of only $981,933 in exports. Although business is distributed some what irregularly, owing to local conditions as to supply of fuel and other materials the iron and steel industry is moving steadily forward. Statistics of pig iron production and consumption at the open ing of the year testify to even greater prosperity than was anticipated. Nor is stability threatened by speculative infla tion of prices as yet, although that is a da. ler that usually menaces any revival of ih.'ustrial activity. Coke ovens in the Conneflsville regionaire producing at max imum capacity, ana there is no handicap to progress in Pittsburg, but storms and strikes still affect fuel supply at some other points. Railways are placing large contracts for all forms of equipment, and the demand for billets and bars is so ur gent that premiums above list prices are recorded on some transactions. Thus far the new year has not brought the antici pated demand for leather, but tanners are confident that the activity will not be long delayed. Prices are fairly steady. Failures this week numbered 324 in the united States, against 324 last year and 28 in Canada, compared with 24 a year ago. WEEK'S BANK CLEARINGS NEW YORK. Jan. 13.—The following table, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the Jank clearings at the principal cities for the week ended Jan. 12, with the percent age of increase and decrease, as compar ed with tjpft corresponding week last year: I Inc. | Dec. New York $1,915,387,132 39.1| Chicago 194,256,770 8.4| : Boston 164,584,816 22.5 Philadelphia ... 130,073,131 13 2 St. Louis • 64,022,895 13.9 Pittsburg 43,082,301 17.1 San Francisco.. 33,486,387 8 1 Baltimore 26,186,299 5.1 Cincinnati 27,681,850 8 6 ... Kansas City .. 23,748,783 2.7 New Orleans 24,468,318 0.2 Cleveland 15,977.024 10.0 Minneapolis ... 17,880.513 15.2 Detroit 11,707,984 15.5 Louisville 12,653,290 10.2 Omaha 9,348,033 15.5 Milwaukee 8,776,942 0.4 Providence 8,594.000 2.5 Buffalo 7,163,932 10.7 Indianapolis ■ 7,623,815 10.5 St. Paul 6,262.506 3 4 Los Angeles ... 8,228,122 11.1 St. Joseph 4,819.611 6.9 Denver 7,445,745 76.7 Columbus 7.133,600 67.2 Memphis 6,786,589 8.9 Seattle 5,200,422 16.4 Richmond 6,431,871 15.0 Washington ... 5,415,585 8.6 Portland, Or 4,208,985 15.3 Salt Lake City. 4,524,107 23.4 Dcs Moines ... 2,731,503 16.3 Spokane, Wash. 2,956,036 29.8 Tacoiiia 2,975,669 32.7 Sioux City 1,700,177 9.5 Davenport 915,401 7.6 Youngsfown ... 751,084 Fargo, N. D 795,911 30.1 Sioux Falls.S.D. 218,597 26.6 •Houston 13,729,768 27.4 •Galveston 12,985,000| 33.4 Totals, IT. S.. ?2,905,032,296 28.2 Outside N. Y. 989,446.164 10.2 Canada Montreal $23,525,040~18.7 Toronto 22.046,357 36.9 Winnipeg 7,066.845 35.3 Ottawa 1,965,384 18.6 Halifax 2,128,630 17.2 Quebec 1,398,676 1.4 >. Vancouver, B.C. 1,473,243 22.5 Hamilton 1,319,507 12.2 London, Ont... 1,175,326 48.5 St. John, N. 8.. 1,178,205 34.3 Victoria, '8.C.. 998,984 40.5 Totals, Can... $64,276,207) 24.8 •Not included in totals because contain ing other liteme than clearings. ARGUES FOR TREATIES OF ARBITRATION WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 13.—The senate today made public the letter of the president to the senate regarding the arbitration treaties, sent to the senate Dec. 13, 1904. The president says: "These conventions do not go so far as I could wish in scope and effect, but taken together, they form a very important step in the progress of the world towards a policy of peaceful solution of such dif ferences as cannot conveniently be set tled by diplomatic negotiations. The very limitations which seem objectionable to many advocates of a policy of arbitra tion are not without compensating ad vantages. They commit none of the con tracting parties to any action in opposi tion to their national interests or poli cies. Their principal value is that they constitute a considerable advance in the purposes so ardently desired—of the reign of universal peace and good will. No dis crimination has been made among the powers signatory to The Hague conven tion who have desired to enter into these friendly relations and it would be unde sirable from the standpoint of what this government is striving to. accomplish to make any such discrimination. I should not willingly exchange ratifications with any of the powers unless the series of con ventions as a whole should meet.with the favorable consideration of the senate." The senate today ratified an arbitration treaty for pecuniary claims which was signed at the second conference of Amer ican states at Mexico City Jan. 30, 1902. It provides for the submission of claims not settled by diplomacy to The Hague, unless both parties prefer that a special jurisdiction be organized. The treaty Is to be in force five years. The countries signing are: Bolivia, Colombia. Costa Rica, Chile, Dominican Republic. Ecuador, Salvador. United States, Guatemala Hayti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay. THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1905 THE GLOBE'S PAYING WANTS A Few of the Branch Offices Where 4ds Are Received for "The Globe's Paying Wants" CONGER BROS., Druggists. Selby ave nue, corner St. Albans; 499 Selby avenue and 349 University avenue. CAMPBELL BROS., Druggists, Selby and Victoria. S. H. REEVES, Druggist, Seven Corners. L. J. ABERWALD, Druggist, corner Rice and Iglehart. STRAIGHT BROS., Druggists. Rondo and Grotto streets. SEVER WESTBY, Druggist, Maria ave nue and East Third street. W. A. FROST & CO.. Druggists. Selby ___ and "Western avenues. RIETZKE & CO., Druggists, Selby and Western avenues. A. J. SCHUMACHER, Druggist. 499 West Seventh street. J. W. NELSON. Druggist, Dale and Uni versity. C T. HELLER. Druggist, WlUard. St. Peter and Tenth streets. C. F. RUTHERFORD. Druggist. St. Peter and Fourth streets. J. P.' JELINEK & CO., Druggists. 961 West Seventh street. 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. H. L. McCOLL, Druggist, 483 Broadway. DRIES PHARMACY, corner Ninth and St. Peter streets. GEORGE C. DAVENPORT & CO., 972 East Seventh street. DIED GUNTHER—Christina, wife of Peter Gun ; - ther, aged sixty-one years, Jan. 12. 1905, \ at 4:30 a. m., at her home, Inver Grove," =■ Minn. Funeral will be,held Saturday, Jan. 14, at 2.'p.: m., from her late resi . * dence. Interment at Inver Grove ceme .'tery. . : . .. ■./-•'- ; -_■.-■•••_.-; v-;.\- .■ '.■- \':--' '.- SCH AE FER—Mathias, aged ' eighty-four . years ten months, Jan. 12. j 1905. at 5 a. ';.'- m., at St. ; Joseph's i hospital, St. - Paul," [.; Minn. ■ Notice of funeral later. Minne ■ ■--- apolis papers please : copy. ,'.::. >:~-^:rV CARRIAGES AT JBRENNAN'S LIVERY, 482 St. Peter st., are new and up to date. h-- Prompt ; service.. - Open all : night. ' Both ;) phones 133. ;. * : . "v :'■-■■'<- . ISAVARD BROSii J^JHSf*?* "•-..:'.. -7,:.• -.-■;•-.■"•"■■ ■■■■-. v: - » :-West Exchange it. ;j Udy Assistant. : - Telephone Main 2333-JL J -■■:"'"■' r , ■ - .' ■ ■ .: - - - * ■ . VITAL STATISTICS A. •;■'. '•: i :-> Marriage LicensesC_■•'■'•.■'■'.■■-- Henry H. Simpson, Katherine A. Schaaf. .. Pearly E. Stevens, Anna C. Krey. . .•.'■;"* X:x>7 Births "T ' •':•.. ""..--■■■■ Mrs. J. : Lynch, White Bear and Payne, girl. Mrs. A. P. Dapron, Cobb hospital, girl. - Mrs. A. Beaumont, 224 Glencoe, girl. :; : Mrs. J. Stransky, 370 Duke, girl. -J " Mrs. C. Erickson, 1130 Woodbridge, boy. - Mrs. F. Hediger, 81 E. 12th, boy. ~ Mrs. A. Helfman. 523 Sherburne, boy. ? Mrs. A. Sterk, 639 Edmund, boy. : .. v - Mrs. Win. B. McElveny, 460 !Selby, boy. -" Mrs. Max Hobelsberger, 695 Blair boy. Mrs. J. • Koplik. -77 Til ton, boy. ■<>■- Mrs. C. P.Edlund. 326 Prescott, boy. ' Mrs. W. A. Pfrff, 1315 Beech, boy. ~U : ; "■; ■ ■-■ ■■'•. :^'- : :'.'- i: Deaths */;'-V;;-.;■■••;■"'-:.•- "A.:^- Lawrence Ball, city hospital, 58 yrs. - Carl Battes, 449 Lafond, 7 yrs.; r. - •".-. ■'■:. Edna Florence I Carlsten, .723 York, 3% yrs. George S. Strandberg, 910 Edgerton, 1 mo. Johan G. R. Anderson, < 224 E. University, •: 77 yrs. "••■:.,.. ■.--.-■;. ..■■-■-_%,•;.•."; -. >~r...^ r .-■ ■ h Martha Jane Mark, E. Minnehaha, .73 yrs. Gust : Olson, \ Bethesda- hospital, 50 yrs. ■ -■-■-' A. G. Sohlberg, 108 Poplar, 46 yrs. .- ".-■ : ANNOUNCEMENTS MEMBERS OF CAMP M. M. CARLETON, | Society Army of the Philippines, are. re . quested :- to : attend, . being invited" to par- ■ ;-. ticipate in the . dedication of the - sol ._ diers' memorial window in the Dayton's Bluff German M. E. church, corner Ma ple : and East . Fourth sts., on :: Sunday afternoon, Jan. 15, 1904, at 2 o'clock. 8 Wear your badges. F. E. Krembs, Pres ident. ■ H. W. Eckley, Secretary... -; > : FOR RENT— Furnishedßooms THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM' AND board list will help you to ' locate pleas . antly. Call at the office. ■- -. -'.-.-' CONVENIENT, COMFORTABLE FUR nished rooms,'.: ready - for occupany - Jan: 15th. 146 Pleasant ay. ■ - -: PERSONS LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR i- ■ board are • invited to • call- at - this office and , look . over The r Globe's - Free Rental ■ List. ■„.:- '- :- :■:■-:. r'. ■■..- ••■ .•■;:-.> -■■ The St. Paul Globe. :Fifth and Wabasha. :~.\. FOR RENT— Unfurnished i< THE GLOBE'S >FREE " ROOM >. AND '- board list ; will help you to locate pleas antly. Call at the office. :■_■ ■ ■ --;;_;---;■•.; )::\fOß".:REiVT—F7at't:- J -i STRICTLY MODERN FIVE-ROOM _ flat, first floor; ' hot water heat; walking j distance; fine location; present tenant : leaving the city. Newton R. Frost & - Co., Germania Life . Bldg. , ■ .- - FOR RENT—Furnished Flats FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED FLAT; MOD ;>.; em". first « floor; *. three i blocks » from new . capitol..; 231 Aurora av..J>. c / . : -^..v..';-.w,_ V :., V :;- ...,,. ... - -■- ;-.^-' ROOM and BOARD OFFERED IF YOU ARE ■■- LOOKING Z FOR ROOM and board It wilf pay you to call at The Globe office and look ? over The :. Globe's free y, rental : list; there ;. are some good rooms registered. ■ V . . ROOM and BOARD WANTED ROOMS ADVERTISED IN THE GLOBE ' will :be • registered ;in The » Globe's : free ■> rental list; telephone and have a want -ad man call. ■; :; -,-;-:, :--■ ":.. ■. ; :',... : - FOR RENT—Stores, Offices FOR RENT—STORE >- AT ' MIDWAY/ i suitable V- for ■ a "tailor; ■"" watchmaker or - plumber. 1 Barrett »& \ Zimmerman, Mid v: ; way, St. Paul. CONTRACT WORK Constructing Wooden Sidewalk for Year 1905 Office of the Board of Public Works City of St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 5. 1905 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 2p. m. on the 16th day of January, A D 1905, for the construction, relaying and repairing such wooden sidewalks as the Common Council may order constructed relaid or repaired during the year 1905* prior to the Ist day of November in said city, according to plans and speci fications on file in the' tffflce of said A bond in a sum of at least five thou sand (5,000) dollars, executed by tne bid der and two (2) sureties, or a responsible surety company, must accompany each bid. conditioned that he will enter into and execute a contract to perform the fcrork for the price mentioned in hi* bid according to the plans and specifications' in case a contract shall be awarded to him. The said Board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. c re JOHN S. GRODE, Official: R. L. GORMAN President Clerk Board of Public Works Jan. 6-1905-10t RAILROAD NOTICES' :7 Two Through Tourist Gars ). to California The Chicago Great Western railway ; i offers , choice of 1 two ■ through tourist cara . every week to California, one^tea^ i Minneapolis i and i St. Paul Tuesdays via j Omaha and ?i the ', Rock l Island route; tnt other leaving on Thursdays via Kansas City,and■ the Santa Fe route. < For 'further information apply to J. N. Storr Gerfi Agt. comer Fifth and Robert street***. THE GLOBE'S PAYING WANTS H. W. DICKMAN, Druggist, 830 East Seventh, corner Beech. A. L. WOOLSEY, Druggist, Prior and St. Anthony avenues. P. H. MIDDENTS, Druggist, 472 Waba sha. JOHN BODIN & CO., Druggists, 881 Payne avenue. B. A. TREAT, Newsdealer. 442 Broad way. M. S. COURTNEY. Newsdealer, 478 Wa basha. W. E. LOWE, Prescription Pharmacist, corner Twelfths and Robert streets. J. A. BATTOM. Druggist, 309 Jackson. A. H. SONNEN. Druggist. 574 Rice- L. H. LUEDERS. Pharmacist. 879 Rice. SUMMIT PHARMACY, 284 Rice, corner Summit. "WALTER NELSON. Druggist. 896 Rice. WALTER NELSON, Druggist. 1946 Uni versity avenue. CAPITOL DRUG CO.. Druggists. Uni versity" avenue and Rice street. DR. MARKS. Pharmacy, 118 S. Wabasha. HALL & KRAFT, Druggists, 42S S. Wa basha. HANS MADSON. Druggist. 156 Concord. ECLIPSE DRUG STORE, 113 S. Robert. G. A. WOLFROM, Druggist, 572 Kent. D. C. KISSEL. Druggist. 561 Thomas. F. A. HOLCOMB. Druggist, 954 Payne. CENTRAL PHARMACY. Tenth and Wa basha. EDMUND J. FUCHS. Druggist. 798 East Seventh. E. E. KEIPER. Druggist. 450 S. Robert. G. F. UMLAND, Druggist. 441 University. FOR SALE—Houses -. THE VERY BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN ;l, in' the -' line;' of 4 houses ■: for sale - are al- s ;" ways ;to be ' found r under : this * classifica tlon of The Globe. y ; - >> FOR SALE-Typewriters '. WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN EVERY £•* where to 1- appreciate that • every " day ; - there are r excellent chances to better '"". themselves ' offered In these columns. \~.^A FOR ■SALE—Pianos, Organs $175.00 Ti BUYS : A FISCHER UPRIGHT :.; piano; has been used but little and cost $300.00; call at once if you want 1 it. *S." \': W. '. Raudenbish &■= Co., Sixth s and ,: St. • >--Peter. r :■ ■■.'■:■=;..'■•■ ■ ■--:.-; ■;■.- ■■■■-. .- L^.y FOR SALE—Miscellaneous A. LYTLE'S V DIAMOND PARLORS, 411 : Robert st., 2d floor. A goodr many ■■_.• reasons why we " can sell . you diamonds ' below market value. We buy diamonds • from others that want -money.- ■ With our 30 years', experience we thoroughly ■ understand the: diamond business. ~,We: ; buy at our j own price. ' We can make a ■ ■ good profit, and save you money. Money .7 advanced ■ on ■ diamonds," watches \ '• and 1 furs. - House established In 1875. X":.; ." SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT. -.-■.: S3 East Fourth. -■:.-■■ ;;->--^^ SMOKE. A FLOR DE CASTILLO 10C cigar. i. ■•-.%-.:.-.:'■- .:• :..-r ;.■«■*--.?,».■-'.;■; HORSES AND CARRIAGES LUMBERMEN TAKE .NOTICE—BAR . ret & Zimmerman have constantly :on - hand from 400 to 500 head of horses and mules .weighing- from 1,500 to 1,800 . pounds. If you need any come and lo^k them • over and select your kind. Bar rett r&. Zimmerman's ■ Midway t;'Horse . Market. - St. Paul. Minn. r* -■:..-;■- .-,,- A NUMBER OF. NEW AND SECOND-; *.'.. hand ; sleighs : for sale': cheap at Barrett -; & Zimmerman's Midway Horse Market. :.- Midway, St. Paul. :^. -..■-_- -•- : ; TEN HEAD OF HORSES FOR SALE OR ; -v "trade for , land. -,- Call 51 West Seventh St., St. Paul, Minn. ;; • r r -■ .: ;>.-- IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES TO SELL . - remember r that ; Barrett ■' & , Zimmerman, at ■; Midway, St. ■ Paul, are ; always ready •i.'to buy. and pay cash. ;i> ....<; .. -, .-:-; i .",^--"':• - :'"v FINANCIAL :■■ ; :-..'"." LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE WITH ;. out C, mortgage or ;. indorser. :.'.. Only se •- curity -i your . name. Others on house hold furniture, pianos, etc., without re > : moval from your possession. . Minne :* sota Mortgage Loan Co., 316-317 Pioneer ; Press Vbidg.\ •/„-;.:. 'r:S:■■/■■^:^^:^-~/i •■: Shnrtl nans AT lowest rates onullLUdiis on easy paymenti plan. ■ Furniture, ; pianos, etc. .v 730 Globe bldg. OLD SHOES MADE NEW. JARVIS, 83 . East • Fourth. . :'^Si SMOKE A FLOR DE CASTILLO 10C cigar. --..n:-^ ■.■.-•.-■—:_■■■ ■:■..;. ;,..- :; -. instruction: J^ SEND'FOR FREE :: CATALOGUE v> OF , the ; largest and best equipped ' and . most ' ■ popular business :; school :■ in - the North- f .west. Globe - Business r College, corner ;.; Seventh and St. Peter sts., St. Paul. . RASMUSSEN PRACTICAL i BUSINESS : : School. Globe Bldg. :■:day i and " evening. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—CONTROLLING INTEREST in small wholesale house.doing.a profit— able business; will require about $20,000; -no trades. Address ? 1099, Globe. :-■' I SAVE SHOES. JARVIS, .83 EAST ; Fourth. --.'.: •■•--^:.-'■'. -.:/:- "->->.-•. :.^^ SMOKE A FLOR DE CASTILLO ;:.^cigar.■---■:-; .:■ :■■ ■ . :i--^--;_--:y/^ ...;--": :. :- -. ; -:- -: ":" ;••-■■'•" MEDICAL :' r V: ■;/:- MEDICAL —MRS. : DR. F. G. McKAY'S ; new address, 7 Seventh st. south, near . Hennepin; ; rheumatism,": insomnia, nerv ■ | ousness " and all i weaknesses- I positively -' cured 'by electricity, " electric ;,; magnetic • ■ ; treatments, alcohol ■. sweats; :i open Sun- > --days.: Telephone ■ Main 1973-L.l; : ' : '■[ PERSONAL— A. MANN, M. D., SPE ~ . cialist. V All diseases : of- ! women. quickly ,' • cured; .'. ovarian •- difficulties ,■ and i irregu- \ larities " skillfully ■-.■ treated;.: consultation | ;_■/' free. ■.: 412 Nicollet ay., • Minneapolis, , : " fourth i>" floor. '-•"-'-;. ••-: -.'--.'■■^■.■'.■.".•;^.*-,.ji"..-- : ;: LADIES, DR. LaFRANCO'S COMPOUND, _ safe, j speedy regulator, :25 % cents, drug- '■■' ; gists.:; or " mail;: booklet '■. free."."-. Dr. ■. La - Franco. : Philadelphia. Pa.* -: ----'■-• ; ! "—. :-~ DR. MECAY, 138 EAST SIXTH ST. EX ■ planations and advice free. : J "" ;■•".■'-■ ;-■•-;.■/ PERSONAL [■■. _■} ' LADIES! -■*: MRS. i WAGNER'S PERIODIC : .: Pills are ;the best; safe, ' speedy: regula- 1 ':' tor; theyiare *"A Boon ■;,/ to Woman," " bringing relief J"- and happiness; price. -^ $2.00; :obtained only at . office of by mail;; :-. particulars. free. a Mrs. : T. Wagner, 43%*. •- : East Third st. > St. Paul, • Minn. <<■ U■- y» - ■ ROOMS ADVERTISED IN THE GLOBE WILL BE REGISTERED IN THE : GLOBE'S <■ RENTAL LIST S FREE OF CHARGE. WHY NOT SECURE THE TWO SERVICES FOR THE PRICE OTHERWISE ASKED FOR ONE 7 AD VERTISE ; YOUR ROOMS OR BOARD IN THE :GLOBE>->;.::; ■^■:y;:-^; - '-■••:,. V: FEMALE DISEASES v RED:--> • Dr. Wheeler, ; the - eld i reliable i specialist; . : 43; years' experience. Call: on or write ■ -*:' the doctor. ■ Room 306 Globe Bldg.,~Min ; -■■■-'• neapolis.- Minn.; ■ tel. T. C. 335.: r- ■' "s-^- - THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM AND ;:•"•;. board list will : help you to • locate pleas >- antly. Call at the office. ;r;o> : : ..^ ; T. H. rt BLY, M. i D., SPECIALIST—DIS- J - eases '- of ■ women; r all " irregularities - cor . rected; new book, 25c; ■ all you need ;to : know; ■■". private - horn*. Minneapolis '■■ of- ; •■ flee. 412 Nicollet ay. :^j ..-j/; ■■;--:.; j-.•; - : . >■;.-. DR. HINZ, Specialist sin ! rupture . and : diseases of i man".? ■■\i Century bldg.. ; 4th st. and Ist ay. s..Mplg.; CARPET CLEANINGv:: :-''';' - '■^;:^ Rug Manufacturers '■■;■■;: : ; UP-TO-DATE UPHOLSTERING, MAT \~,tress££2 renovating, :;i carpet '■:-■ * cleaning. ■•'; Schroeder =-' & / Dickinson, <IB "J East s Sixth \ st.. both phones. - - - , fe?''vK*-'l 1.-?x''*v- "'"'' •"""■'-''■■'■■ '"■-■ -■- ■:■■:■<' r■:"--.■ - ■■ i :: CLA tRVQ YA NTS . GYPSY FORTUNE TELLER, JUST lately arrived, tells h past, present g and i :, ■ f ture; - vice - given Hin | all- affairs Sof i life. Call and consult her. 241 West ThtaL THE GLOBE'S PAYING WANTS HELP WANTED—Mare WANTED—FOR U. -S. ARMY, ABLE bodled, unmarried men. between ages of 21 and 35; citizens of the United States, or good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Of ficer, at Phoenix building, St. Paul, or 324 First ay. south, Minneapolis, Minn. YOUNG MAN TO LEARN WATCHMAK-, ing; earn pay while you learn; our book. How to Become a Watchmaker," sent tree. Stone's School of Watchmaking, Globe bldg., St. Paul, Minn. JU A LIET MURRAY LANG INSTITUTE— An institute of permanent cure of liq uor morphine and opium habits. 288 Walnut St.; telephone Main 884. WANTED—EVERYBODY TO PLAY pool and billiards at Conrad's; every thing new and up-to-date; pool. 2%c per cue. 370 Wabasha st. JARVIS, THE SHOE DOCTOR—HALF soles, sewed, 75c; nailed, 50c; while you wait in ten minutes. 83 East Fourth. Both phones. YOUNG MAN TO STUDY DRAUGHT- Ing at home during spare time; par ticulars free; terms reasonable. Ad dress Geo. w. Korell. care Globe. ALL KINDS OF MALE HELP FUR nlshed free. Horsnell Employment Of flce. Third & Robert. Phone M 1198-L2. WANTED— SHOE CUTTERS. E. W. Williams Shoe Factory. Winona, Minn. JARVIS, THE SHOE DOCTOR, 83 EAST Fourth. SMOKE THE FLOR DE CASTILLO 10C cigar. AGENTS AND AGENCIES THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM AND board list will help you to locate pleas antly. Call at the office. SEWING MACHINES SINGERS, WHITES, DOMESTIC, STAN dards. Wheeler & Wilson, $13.50; drop heads, $16.50; automatic Wilcox & Gibbs, patent, $33.80; cash or time; ten years' guarantee. 99 West Seventh. THE BEAUTIFUL ROSE VASE FREE With the Globe's Paying Wants Leave Your Ad Today for Sun day's Paper and Get a Vase Free SITUATION WANTED—MaIe \ YOUNG MAN, TWENTY-ONE YEARS j of age, with experience, desires a posi tion as bookkeeper and stenographer. Address J.. 259 West Fifth st. WANTED BY A BOY OF FIFTEEAI, work In electric machine shop, to learn. Address 418 East Minnehaha st. COLLECTOR WANTS POSITION; BEST of references. Address B 1057, Globe. WANTED — SITUATION BY YOUNG man; traveling or city position; five years experience in commission busi ness as branch house manager; refer ences. Address X 1014. Globe. THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM AND board list will help you to locate pleas antly. Call at the office. SALESMAN WANTEO-A TRAVELING SALESMAN; an experienced woodenware and paper, hardware or grocery man; must be a first class salesman and have an estab lished trade; territory, central, western and southwestern part of the state of Wisconsin; must furnish first class rec ommendations. Address K. Globe. FOUND THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM AND board list will help you to locate pleas antly. Call at the office. CONTRACT WORK Sewer on Palace, Victoria, James and Milton Streets Office of the Board of Public Works. City of St. Paul, Minn., Jan. 10, 1905. 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 23d day of January. A. D. 1905, for the construction of a sewer on Palace street, from Chatsworth street to Victoria street; on Victoria street, from Palace street to James street; on James street, from Victoria street to present end of sewer west of Fulton street, and on Milton street, from James street to Palace street, 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 re ject any and all bids. JOHN S. GRODE. President. Official: R. L. GORMAN. Clerk Board of Public Works. Jan. 12-190fi-l«t te^HE-: GLOBE'S PAYING WANTS » -v & HELP WAN TED—female LADIES TO STUDY HIGH CLASS DE signing and art at home; terms reason able; particulars free. Address Geo. W. Korell, cgre Globe. x GIRL WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSE work. 616 Central Park. GOOD LAJJNDRESS WANTED AT once. 608 Grand ay, WANTED —■' A SINGLE, CLEVER housekeeper, not over 40; wages $10 per - month. Address Lock Box 204, Black duck. Minn. SITUATION WANTED female ■ THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM AND board list will help you to locate pleas antly. Call at the office. USE BRYAN'S ROSE GLYCERINE LO . tion for chapped hands, face, etc. Col ller's Drug Store, Seventh and Sibiey. A WOMAN WANTS*t>AY WORK WASH ing, ironing or housecleaning. Call or address 13 East Eighth st., second floor. ALL TROUBLES RESULTING FROM nervousness and impure blood quickly cured by Reeves' Iron Pills. STORAGE REDUCED RATES ON HOUSEHOLD goods to Denver and Spokane or Pacific Coast points- The Boyd Transfer & Stor age Co., of Minneapolis, is the only con cern in the N. W. which has sufficient business in this line to give reasonably .prompt and reliable service. For lowest rates to above or tributary points write us direct or call on our St. Paul agts., the Fidelity Storage Co.. 90 E. 3d st. LOST THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM AND ' "bdard list'wHll help you to locate pleas* antly. Call at the office. TO EXCHANGE THE GLOBE'S FREE ROOM AND board list will help you to locate pleas antly. Call at the office. PA TENT A TTORNEYS PATENTS PROMPTLY OBTAINED, bought, sold, manufactured models made; est. 25 years; unexcelled reputa tion; -inventor's book free. American Pat. Market. St. Paul. WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT (JAMES = F. Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent attorneys and solicitors. Main . office,. 929-935 Guaranty j^oan Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.: branch. Room 62, McGJII Bldg., Washington, D. C. PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, COPY rights. Louisr Feeser & Co., 512 Globe Bldg., St. Paul. Branch office, Wash ington, D. C. Established 1870. Packing, Storage, For war ding EXPERIENCED PACKERS; SEPARATE room storage; Pacific coast assembled . carloads.. Fidelity Storage Co. BOOTS JiND SHOES FOR BEST BARGAINS IN RUBBERS and overshoes, go to the Save Money Shoe Store, 574 Broadway. MASSAGE MISS OLSTAD, TRAINED MASSEUSE, baking process, massage; open Sunday. 309 Phoenix Bldg., corner Cedar arid Seventh st.; N. W. phone M 742-Ll. FREE AD COUPON To Those Out of Employment: If you are out of employment clip this coupon and bring: or mafl it to the DAILY GLOBE, and we will print your ad of twenty-words or less, under Situ ations Wanted, Free of Ch&rge All we ask Is a letter of acknowl edgment if you secure a position through the DAILY GLOBE. THE GLOBE'S PAYING WANTS •--■--^ .o^, -■■•:-7^-;.-C../.',\.::. ::■»■ pSg SHOPPING ' <M& BYTELEPHOINE « —; ;-^ ~: ':. :::'■ '-:rn : ;•- •::*; « SCHOCH— .: "? N. W. T. C. - Schoch ; Grocery Co :; ;"•. 287 V^Vl9O9|£ Schoch Grocery Co . V.. 423 '•' y 2029 Schoch Grocery Co ;.. 424 " > 287 Schoch Grocery Co vr.*;v42s"V.v ''.'■ '".;. 2313 5 direct lines :'r.; ';'. .. 411 . ' - -X;" : .? BUTTER EGGS AND CHEESE— Standard Dairy Co ... .V*;§f&&SESSta9iH * BAKERY— / -" Anton Gleissner ...... .2099- J3 r*= 2001 : Andres Bros ......... 2138-J2 T^^S COAL AND WOOD— /^ ; I C. W. Staehle .: .': v.Y:{i446-J.'- ■'-' 1446 -; ;: J. B.^Covington....: V. 2333-L1 ' 2026 : V -G. Wilson r~r.: .:.V-. 1811 - L.2 '•/< '■> 621 £? S. Brand .:.:.'; :';.*;.•..: 1033 c- 1. - 2813 Great Northern Fuel C0.2049-J ; " EXPRESS- , ' :' . ISO Express Co ....-.-.". 442-J; 1034 Ballard Express C 0.... 701-J2 701 People's < Express C0....1028-J >w 1028 !Q FEED, FLOUR AND FUEL— T. A. Bafferty 1619-J2 431 FLOWERS— /^.^^^^^S Ramaley ...:........ 2275-L1 _ 2028 * ; : ; : GROCERS— .... . '. Globe C Grocery Co ... 921 -L 1." •." Capitol Grocery C0.....2088-L 2356 North Star Grocery Co;". 1332-L2. Uhlers Grocery -C0......2454-L 2027 ■ McQuaid ;.;:^:;:;v^V.^2Boo>': 672 T. C.: Conway . i.... 1872-J3 -'-.T-■'■ '-J-^ J. H. Bauleke ........ 2494-J2 ' 1193 Livery— ■/ ' . :i- v';-' :;./, ';. ;-../"'; W. H. Bromley .v. r... 339 :^ 339 '■■:■': LAUNDRY— •"•■- St. Paul Steam : Laundry. 940 789 Troy Laundry ........ 2270- 1378 Willard Laundry Co.;. .1439;; :; 1439 •'- . MEATS—, ;.- : V> ; • John ; Simandl ....... 1481-J1 " «.422-J:; R. Spangenberg ....... .2554- L 2180 >-> H. A. Spangenberg :. 1011 V 1443 .: F. W.Luley&Son:'.:.. 220-J. 2098 G. H. Rieger j;.;:. 1361 -J1 1964 j- People's I Provision ' C 0... T 741 H 741 M Haas; Bros ....:.......: 600 : ' 600 ' / L. Arbogast .";....;•;.y: 737 737 \a\ STORAGE AND FURNITURE— : -) "; People's Storage Co :... 865- L 1 ■ 1148 .£ . TEAS AND COFFEES— .. Twin City Tea Co 1865-J2 ; 601 V TRANSFER— Butler Transfer Co 1467 1467 • ■•• ■ "" * •■• ■ •-■-■■ . - . ' . •--■'■■... ; ■ I WEST SIDE CALLS "] ■z\ GROCERS— ■•-.%. ■-•;;;.■ *\.r. X^'-A'^ Columbia Grocery C0...2054-J 2267 k\ P. Rosenberger .....;..: 2168 2168 ; J Aug. Hohenstein ..... 2653 _ >V 967 ": * . LAUNDRY— Peerless Laundry ..... 2852- - : ' !• • "l^MEAT^Oy^tl'^.-f '::/-. ':;■■,■■;■"■ - Columbia Meat C 0... .2054- J . 22671 , WOOD AND COAL— "" c ; Wolff & Lehmann 301/-J; ' 301' i: STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY 081 'i i Ramsey— ss. ■ Probate Court • w • '..:'- • ' In the Matter of the Estate =of Owen •-' . Bcylan, Deceased. ■ ' ;-\"- ..-.■■■..% •■•-■■-■■,-> ■:■■ On reading and filing the • petition of Ann Boylan ■ representing that Owen Boylan r has lately died intestate, a . resi- :' dent i and -v inhabitant: of -- the . County ;< of & Ramsey,. and - State • of . Minnesota, leaving :'~ goods,- chattels;; and - estate « within this - I County, and - praying .that ? administration of his estate be •;; to J William •-• H. i Egan. grranted: ■ ■■-:'".•: ;__/.■ "■..• ■■■ •.-■•..■ , ■• - -,;-..' i. It- Is Ordered, That said petition : be j heard at ■ a : special , term of • this Court ito be .' held at the Court House, in the City, " of -. St. Paul, in ; said County, on Monday,' ■ the 30th day, of January, 1905, at 10; " o clock in ; the forenoon,"and; that notice* - ' ;of such • hearing be given to ? all s persons interested, by publishing this order at t least once in each week for three succes- ,'.*• sive weeks prior to said day of hearing in **j the St. Paul Globe, a legal newspaper - printed and published in said County. Dated at St. Paul, this' 6th day of Jan uary, 1905.-. • " . -.- --■:■- -- - .-•■■:■•-■•■ : ; By the Court: E. W. BAZILL.E, ; (!'• S.) .rr. Judge of Probate. if: OCEAN STEAMERS ::S-fe i;.-.-■.. -.. —.. ■ ..-■ -.. .,..■... .- -rrr. ■ \ ■ -' Clark's Cruise of the "ARABIC" - 15,801 Tons, one of the Finest, Largest I and . Steadiest: Steamers in the World. I tTPh MEDITERRANEAN fgg I February 2; to April : 13, - AniMTV ' 1905, .70 days, .costing only lIKIrNI $400 and up. 7 .; ■v . - ;; r. VlYUyil 1 :: First-class," including Shore Excursions'. '■■'- Guides, Fees, Hotels.- Drives, ■■ etc. The ' ! most attractive trip leaving the U. S. this winter.." ■.-.-■•. --..■:, .'■ .4■'■■'''i-~:\:\ -.-;, •■-•- "•,..;-;•-'.■ -4:i Special Features—Madeira, Cadiz, Se ville, Algiers, r Malta. ■. 19 days ,in Egypt and ! the Holy Land! Constantinople, Athens, I Rome, Riviera, etc. . .. - j -.■l Tickets good to stop over in Europe. ! EITDADU ;- Tours : July ;1, by specially ' JDIJKUrE chartered new, fast s.s. , ~, "Caledonia" (9,400 tons). ; via Glasgow, $245, with • attractive -" side trips, a Exceptional advantages. • Send ; for : programme. .'-.'.• ■.:■. ' ' ;-■•:■-■ ■■■/■' FRANK C. CLARK, 113 Broadway. New - York. _':;>X-: ■.'■"■•■"■. '■■:■."'■:.■.:■■■'-■: '■ ".-■"'.. TRAVELER'S GUIDE , j Union Depot, Sibiey Street. Trains ' leave and arrive at 8L Paul as follows: . ' • -. v_ Chicago Great Western Ri V{■ ' "Tho Mapla Loaf Route." : CityC!flß» Bill Md Retort SU.. _ Phona ■ ISO"■'! % ;tExc»ptSunday: other, Dally. s^ £«%! ' Chicago and East. Dubuque, \:■ f*l£ am !J.sopni ' Oelweln, Mclntlra. HayfleM J,?-** 5;" ,l'f n 2rn * (11.20 pm 12.40 pm Kansas City, St. Joseph, Das ( 10.50 am - 7.3S pro ;'.p Molnes, Marshalltown. ; Wa- < - 8-30 pm "" 7-2Ca.-n - tarloo • ■..:;..■.■,.:'.■:... 111.20pm 12.40 prn Rod Wing, Rochester. Fari- f tß.2sam , +7-00par>' s>bault."Mankato r>-:.-^- .... V5.27pm ' ia2Sam : o Dodge Center. Hayfleld ■■£'.'■; .'. ••: 5.10 pm ■•■• 10.45 am ' Austin. Mason City, Ft-Dodge (, 8.10 am v.7Jßpni \ Carroll, Council Bluff j: and <■:.., '->:■: > ; : .. ' : |S^ Omah. ■....'.'^.. .:•.:'.";..■.'. ( 8.30pm ;. 7.20 an» "■ GHIGAGO, : ': ■■':."'■■ •■ ' .**■ .. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY, Ticket Offics, 365 Robort Strost- Phoiw Main 93.'; '-■:'. '- ►Dally. tF.x. 3un. tEx. Sat. 1 LEAVE I ARRlvij ';; Dhlcsgo, Ml.'waujoj. LaX *8.30 am *9.50 '■■'■ '. Rsd Wing. LaX, Milwaukes.. .. *3.00 pm -*2.50 pra '-■■'• Chicago, Mllw2uk99/,LaX.'. ; T.". *7.20 *11.25 am !'; Chicago Pioneer Limited ■ -~. *B.3spra *7.25aia ; in Chicago,- Mliw.rtMadtson.'v;/;: *11.00 *11.25 am ■ ■j. Chicago, Farlb3,',Duiai(iU9..rr.":t *4.00 pro *9.55 am i* Ij La Cross©: Dubuqus, R. Island.. {3..30 am t?-sOpn»' . Northflaid.* FaribD.tKansasCity *8..30 am "6.10 ma '&■ ; Drtonville, Absrdsen. t9-30 am <,f6.4spra ';■' -. Ortonvilie, Aberdien, tFarßO.** *6-00 •8.10 am I', ; Morthfleld, Farlbo. Austin f7.25 pm tll.io am! I ?:V!ankato and Wells.:, r.rr..".':.'* tl2-05pm fl2.sOpni! % Manicato and f.^'.'Zr/f;-*:-^" ( t6.35 pnUTIO-lS pa>i n. WISCONSIN CENTRAL RY. Ticket Office, 371 Robert St. Both Phones 6H ' Chippewa i Fails. Ashland; J Leave Arrive *ffS»IM Iron Towns, Mar3hfie!(i.i M - «.!««— m.u_ -v^ Oshkosh, Mii-| i:35 "" *>««" »3il» ■*"'.< wajkee, Chicago \l'M am <-H »< * "y 9