THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: : SATUELAY MOENING, MAY 4, 1889. -7

ST. PAUL WANTS.Wants on this page will be inserted under

Classified headings according to the followingtable OF RATES.

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Kumber Z c 3 \u25a0'\u25a0"-• - * '.£ SWords.

3 5' - '3 5' . . g-Words, I g b I 1 2 B

15 or less 5.15 $.27 $.39 $.51 $.«3 $.75 $.S710 word. .10 .2S .40 .52 .04 .70 .S8

•17 words .17 .30 .43 .56 .69 .82 .9518 words .IS .32 .40 .60 .74 .88 1.0119 words .19 .34: .49 .04 .79 .94 1.0820 words .20 .35 .50 .65 .80 .95 1.1021 words .21 .37 .53 .09 .85 1.0111.1722 words .22 .39 .50 .73 .90 1.0711.24"43 words .23 .41 1 .59 .77 .95 1.13 1.31PA words .24 .42

!.Oil .78 .96 1.1-1.32

75 words .25 .44 .03 .82 1.01 1.80 1.39.20 words .20 .40 .00 .80 1.00 1.20 1.-627 words .27 .48 .69 .90 1.111.32 1.5328 words .28 .49 .70 .91 1.12 1.3311.5429 words .29 .51 .73 .95 1.17 1.39 1.6130 words .30 .53 .76 .99 1.22 1.45 1.0531 words .31 .55! .79 1.0311.271 1.51 1.7832 v,ords .32 .56 .80 1. '.4 1.28 1.5211.7033 words .33 .58' .8311.08 1.33 1.58 I.SO34 words .34 .00! .80 1.12 1 1.3811.03 1.90 \u25a0\u25a0

35 words .35 .621 .SO 1.16 1.43 1.70 1.0730 words .30 .*.» .90 1.17 1.4411.71 1.9837 words .37 .05 .93 1.21 1.49 1.77 2.0538 words .33 .67 .96 1.25 1.54 1.83 2.1239 words .39 .09 .991.29 1.591.89 2.1940 words .40 .70 1.00 1.30 1.60 1.90 2.2641 words .41 .72 1.03 1.34 1.65 1.96 2.2742 words .42 .74 1.06 1.38 1.70 2.02 2.3043 words .43 .76 1.09 1.42 1.75 2.08 2.41 ;

41 words .44 .77 1.10 1.431.70 2.0912.4245 words .45 .79 Ll3 1.47 1.81 2.15 2.4946 words .40 .31 1.10 1.51 '1.86 2.21.2.5647 words .47 .S3 1.19 ! 1.55 1.91 2.27 2.0348 words .48 .8-1 1.20 1.56 1.9212.28 2.6149 words .49; .80 1.23 1.00 1.97 2.34 2.71LO words .r-0, .SSI 1.2011. 6412.0212.401 2.78

Conipouud words count two words, andabbreviations count the same as full words.

In Every Case the Money Must Accom-pany the Order.

yiTi.ATiO-%'s OFFERKP.. »ale»

liOOD MKALfor 10 cents. 15 centsand upward.-: meals at all hours. Cen-

tral Restaurant, corner -Sixth and Jackson.118-124.

BARBER—Atonce: must be a good man ;steady job. Globe Barber Shop, Minne-

apolis. _J 7

BARBER— Wanted, tirst-class white bar-ber at 204 East Seventh st. 7

BARBER wanted at 437 St. Peter St.Call early. '_____

BARBER —First-class barber wanted;steady work: 1 87 Pearl st. 7

r>ARBER— Wanted, barber at No. 10 EastX) Fairfield ay.. West St. Paul. 7

BARBER WANTED—BSI Rice st.Steady work. 121-t

TJARBER— Barber wanted at 285 East—* Seventh st. . • \u25a0 - 7

BOYS WANTED— The Home .A: Danz-D company, 57 Fillmore aye.. West side.

113-125 _'OOKKEEI'EKS ANDCOLLECTORS'BOOKKEEPER S AND COLLECTORS

--Positions secured for competent men.Bee Hive Enterprise. Seventh and Robert.

124

CANVASSER— Intelligent man; good sal-' ary; call after 9 o'clock. Dentists, 450

Wabasha. 121pHOKE BOY wanted. 144 Nina ay. ~

C"" LERK.—Wanted, a young man; must-• wri'e well and be willingto work tor

moderate wages. Woodruff house, MerriamPark. 7

tiLi.KK—Shoe clerk wanted at 33 Bastv>" Seventh st. None need apply unlessexperienced. A. ('. Peil. 7

DRIVER—Wanted, a youug man of goodhabits, with experience in butcher busi-

ness, to drive wagon ; no other need apply.Address D 33, 3lobe. .71~1 ASFITTERS— Good places open: callvT to-day: good wages. Bee Hive Enter-prise, Seventh and Robert. -..124

(***ASFITTER— Wanted, a first-class gas-T titter. O. V. Dwver & Bro., 96 East

Third st 7

HOSTLER— Man wanted to work in liverystable; must know how to wash. F. J.

Martin, 254 East Eighth st. . -7FFICE AVORK— youug man 17

to 18 years ofage for office work. Ad-pply to ('. R. Croft', 340 aud 348 Sibley st. 7

P~ ARERHANGERS wanted at once.Applyat F. 8. Hartman" s, 499 St. Peter

«__. . \u25a0•- " '7

PAINTERS- Two house painters, Callat 136 East Fifth st. W. A. Cole. 7

PLUMBER**—Plumbers, steam and gaslitters to keep away from Duluth; strike

oil 122-127

PLUMBER wanted at the corner ofSeventh and Minnesota sts. 7

SALESMEN—Wanted, 5 traveling sales--0 men: salary and expenses; no experi-ence necessary. Address, with stamp.Palmer & Co.. Winona, Minn. 123-125

SALESMEN—Wanted, at once.more sales-men : write to J. Austin Shaw & Co., Nu-

rserymen, Rochester, N. Y. 106—cod St

SALESMAN wanted; one or two goodsalesmen; side line: standard article: no

samples required. Address Drawer 33, Kal-amazoo. Mich. 113-26

SALESMAN— Wanted, a good salesman.Address Box 24, Mtihtomedi. Minn. _ - 7

STONEMASONS wanted. Apply at 2210 East seventh st. 123

TAILOR—Wanted, good coat and pantsmakers; steady work. Apply H. Nal-

bach. Great Falls, Mont. " 123-130

TAILORS—Two more tailors wauled atgood wages. Bee Hive Enterprise, Sev-

enth and Robert. 124

TEAMS- Eight more teams for grade work.Bee Hive Enterprise, Seventh and Rob-

ert. 124•""TINNERS ANDSOLDERERS wanted:J- good factory hands. Applyat the Home&Danz company's, 57 Fillmore aye.. Westside. \u25a0__ 118-125

UPHOLSTERER wanted immediately._J 380 St. Peter st. A. Matthes. 12425

WANTED—Agents to handle the new»V patent chemical ink-erasing pencil;

greatest novelty ever produced: erases ink intwo seconds; no abrasion of paper; 200 to500 per cent profit; one agent's salesamounted to 8620 in six days; another $32in two hours; territory absolutely free;salary to good men; no ladies need answer:sample. 35 cents. For terms and fullparticu-lars, address J. W. Skinner & Co., Onalsska.Wis. 124-27fl"*"ANTED— for our New PatentVV Fire-Proof Safes; sizes 28x18x18:

weight 500 lbs. : retail price $35: others inproportion; highest award silver medal)Centennial exposition, 1S8S; rare chance;permanent business; our prices lowest; weare not in the safe pool: exclusive territorygiven. AlpineSafe Co.. Cincinnati. O.

nor 10-wcdAsat-34t1 "AITERS—Young menjio wait on table.">» 67East Third st. . 7

$r7;R TO $250 A MONTH can be made/*J working for us. Agents preferred

who can furnish a horse and give theirwhole time to the business. ' Spare momentsmay be profitably employed also. A fewvacancies in towns and cities. B. F. Johnson& Co.. 1009 Main st., Richmond, Va. N.B.—Ladies employed also. Never mind aboutsending stamp for reply. Come quick.Yours forbiz. B. F. J. & Co.

Ana you out of employment? Advertise in

'v the Daily and Sunday Globe. .

* BOARD OFFERED.

BOARDERS WANTED—Four men canfind good board aud rooms at 279 West

Seventh st. - 124-125

BOARD—Pleasant front room, with board;also, a few day boarders can be accom-

modated. 542 Canada st. ' 124-7

BOARD—Fine alcove room, furnished orunfurnished also, large and pleasant

furnished room, with board; modern appointiiients. 000 Laurel ay. ; near cable. 124-20

BOARD—Board and rooms can be had ivstrictly private family for lady or man

and wife; "corner College and Oak st. ;refer-ences must be the best. B. 11. B. Globe.

123-126 \u25a0

BOARD—Room and board for two gcntle-meu. No. 9 West Ninth st. 122-124

BOARD—21 East Tenth St.—Pleasant sec-: ond floor room, with board. 122-24

"VTOI'NG GIRLS' HOME, 020 St. PeterA st.: for respecta'aL young girls only;

board and lodging $570 a week; readingroom free. 61-181

\ '\u25a0\u25a0 -F*EISSO-fAI.S. /\u25a0/\u25a0MRS. REIS. fortune teller, tells . past. .

present and future; tells deepest secretsof the heart, shows bride and groom by themagic mirror; satisfaction guaranteed. No.28 East Seventh st. 114-13

Bu—\aesß Chance ads. in the Globe ure seen****"*bvthe most people.

BOARD WAUTED.>

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BOARD— Wauted, a pleasant unfurnished -Jfront room with board in private family,by gentleman and wife. S 29, Globe. 124-5 :Tliin 1^ how many people will see you1ninii WalU"ad in SUNDAY'S GLOBE

'\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 SITITATIOMS OFFERED..- -- - - .I-em ale. -..- ....''\u25a0 7

A—INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,* White..Shield League Help Exchange, 73 East

Seventh st. : girls registered tree. - 100130

BASQUE FINISHERS— Wanted, : first-class basque finishers; also- skirt trim-

mers, at Mrs. E. Thompson's, 18 Mannheimerblock;' highest wagest paid, to competenthelp. y - \u25a0 .--:- ..:.\u25a0 124-125

COOKS— short orders in city, $10 per

'.week. Bee Hive Enterprise, Seventhand Robert. . . 124

DINING KOOM GlßLS—Twelve forBayfield, Fergus Falls and St. cloud.

Bee Hive Enterprise. Seventh and Robert.. 124 '

DINING ROOM GIRLS wanted at theWindsor Hotel. '...'\u25a0 .. ..' -;7-

GlKi.s— Three chamber girls, two diningT room girls: one first, one second cook;

one dishwasher for one hotel in Dakota.Meet proprietor at the German office, 52Weal Tenth tit:'- - 124

(URL Wanted, acompetent girl. InquireT at 224 Pleasant ay. . 123-20

(i I Wanted, a good strong girl at 217T Spruce st. ; good wages will be Riven. 7

6l SKtt'ORK- Good girl for general\u25a0 housework: sol St. Peter st. 123-

HOUSEWORK— A young girl to assist athousework at 78 'East Eleventh st. ,'r .7.

OI'SEWORK— GirI for general house-work; German preferred. 754 East

Seventh. 123-21

HOUSEWORK Wanted a girl to do gen-eral housework. Applyat 000 Laurel

aye. .7OI'SKWOKK- Wanted, respectable Ger-man girl for housework in small family;

good wages. -.830 Dawson St., Dayton'sbluff. \u25a0• - - **- \u25a0 -7.

HOUSEWORK— Girl from fourteen toeighteen years of age, to assist at house-

work : must be neat and willing. ApplySat- .urday or, Monday at SOS Grove st. 124-125

HOUSEWORK- Wanted, ii competentgirl for general housework at 233 West

Fifth st. 124-120

HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for generalhousework at once: . small family :

good wages. 166 West Fifth St.. .-.. '7

HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted to do gen-eral housework : German preferred.

Applyat 480 Park aye, St. Paul, Minn. .7

H' OI'SEWORK— GirI wanted for generalhousework. 470 Cedar st. -\u25a0* —•\u25a0 7

HOUSEWORK— (Siri wanted for generalhousework: 583 Selby ay. 7

AUNDRYGIRL tor Market lestuiianr.122-24

MILLINER AND MAKERS wantedimmediately at the Parisian, 49 East

Third st. 124-20

\u25a0JVTURSE— Capable nurse wanted for child1* one year old at 350 Summit aye. •\u25a0 - 7

ECOND GIRL—Wanted, a girl to doO second work. No Name restaurant. 149West Seventh st. 123-25

STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, an expe-\u25baJ rieneed stenographer immediately: alsoteacher Benu Pitman system. Applyto MissJ. D. Hess. " 122-125

WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS—W but first-class need apply.. Mrs. Mill-

loy, Forepaugh block, Seven corners. 123-25 .Mnrp columns of "Want" ads. in the Globs____ ___ _ liny ____________ paper.

Fl_%'A_¥ClAl_.

MONEYis loaned by us on improved• real estate security in"St. Paul, Minne-

apolis and Duluth at 0, o'_. 7. 7Va per cent,on shortest notice lor any amount. R. M.Newport & Sou. investment bankers, 152,153 and 154 Drake block. St. Paul. 73*

MERICAN MORTGAGE LOAN com-pany loans money on furniture, pianos,

horses, building society stocks, jewelry andall kinds of personal property. Room 7,First National Bank building. . . 100-135

BORROW money on diamonds, watches,jewelry, pianos, etc. Mutual Loan & In-

vestment Co., 309',i Jackson St., room 2. 87*

FARM ANDCITY LOANS, 0, 7 and 8per cent; mortgages and school aud

county bonds bought. W. F. Carroll. 44Court block. 339*/*"» OOD COMMERCIALPAPER bought;vT time checks and warehouse receiptscashed. Mutual Loan &', Investment Co..309V2 Jackson st., room 2. *37

INNESOTA MORTGAGE LOANCompany— Loan from $10 upward ou

furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc.. with-out removal: also ou warehouse receipts,diamonds and gold watches. J. S. Mackey,manager, Room 14,First National bank build-ing, St. Paul, and Room 7, Mackey-Leggblock, Minneapolis. 250*

ONEY LOANED by H.R. Hunt & Co.,. 34 East Third st., room 1. on furniture,pianos, horses, carriages, etc. ; also on ware-house receipts, diamonds, watches and sil-verware: private room for ladies; all businessstrictly confidential. - 295*

ONEY LOANED on all kinds of per-soual property, household furniture,

horses, etc. : also, on diamonds and jewelry;commercial paper discounted. SecurityLoan Co., 325 Jackson st. J. E. Flanigau. .manager. .... 102*[1,1 ONEY LOANED on" household furni-l»-l ture. pianos, horses and: carriages, etc.without removal ; also on diamonds and goldwatches, etc. J. W. Edsall & Co., 117 EastFourth st. '•-..•-•. . : .732*

MONEY to loan on-improved and unim-proved real estate; first and second

mortgages bought. Keystone InvestmentCompany, 319 Jackson st. 118-132'tilt ONEY TO LOAN—6, BVa. 7 and 8 peri"l cent. -A. N. Elliott, 41 East Fourth st.

10-192

MONEYTO LOAN by Lawton Bros., 405l»L Jackson st. and 175 Dakota ay; have-on hand $7,000 at 0 per cent, on improvedproperty. - 310*

ONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watchesand all goods of value; private office

for consultation. George R. -Holmes, 141and 143 East Seventh st. 82*

OVK PLAN SUITS everyoody. We loan,on approved chattel security or any arti-

cle of value. Mutual Loan & InvestmentCo.. 3091,2 Jackson St., room 2. •-\u25a0:•• *37

M. N. VIGUERS & CO., 41 EASTFourth St., corner Cedar— o, 7 and

8 per cent monet on hand for vacant orimproved real estate loan's: partial pay-MENTS CAN be MADEON tue principal; pur-chase money mortgages, BONDS AND stocksBOUGHT AND sold. 102**l"fJ V. MORITZ.IIOEAST FOURTH—VV • Mortgage loans (nade promptly: 0, 7

and 8 per cent. ; mortgages bought. 317*

Ln^t aiR ' fnnnd ads. in 'he Globe are seen*-"•*>' by the most people.

HORSES ASP CAICeiAG.ES..FOR SALE— Second-hand, two seated car-

riage, leather cover, tor one or twohorses, for $80; also horse and buggy for $85,by F. F. Wilde, over Second National Bauk.

\u25a0 123125

FOR SALE—Fine carriage horse, suitablefor family use ; any lady can drive him.

Inquire ofDr. C. E. Riggs. 441 Selby ay.

FOR SALE—A fine pony, harness- and•T buggy cheap, or willexchange for largerhorse. Inquire too East Seventh st. 124-25"pOR SALE—I would. respectfully an--T nounce to my many patrons and to all lov-ers of a good horse that I am now prepared toshow, at the Palace stables.-Mtniieapolis.coc-

Nicollet aye.-and. Grant St., the finest lotof saddle and combined horses ever shippedto the -tar.e: also one fine bay carriage team,one fancy light 'team aud several- first-classsingle drivers and fast green pacers. Everyhorse guaranteed -stricllyas represented. F.G.-Buford, Stockdale Farm, Buford's, Term.-. . - 111-125 ,;..- --.T.p-r^-v-.•,

FOR SALE— two-seated carriage, leather\u25a0 top: in good order; also one new double

harness byFr. F. \Vllde,over Second NationalBank. . - \u0084. :; 124 20

GET your carriages, wagons or sieigns or ;

F. __. quesneL, . 107 East Eighth st.Long experience: practical and scientificworkmen; repairing neatly done on shortnotice. . .'..\u25a0.'- 314*

GRAND CLEARING SALEOF LIGHTnew carriages, phaetons, buggies,

jump-seats. carts. tony . carts, parswagons, surreys, . extension tops, bock-aways. -double, single, coupe and post

harness. we have determined .to closeour entire stock op 200 vehicles of everydescription at an enormous sacrifice: nowis the time to buy: one price to all.King's Carriage Repository, - . cornerFourth and Minnesota streets. - 87-177

HOKSE —Wanted, a horse to use for amonth or so; will pay reasonable price;

best of reference. George" Markert, 321 Wa-buslm. ." • • : 123-124

HORSE and buggy wanted. G. W. Robin-son, 170 Concord st. . . .: .124

T. BROOKS, practical sboer. 51 East• Fifth, near corner Cedar, will shoe your

horse to order; shoeing drivers and carriagehorses a specialty; pacers and trotters galledand shod with care : my shoes . are all handmade and adapted to the horse. . : 327*

ANTED TO BUY—Abroncho horse to. use to a saddle; . must be cheap. ; G.Markert, 321 Wabasha st., second floor.

124-25 \u25a0\u25a0.:. ' -• , . \u25a0 .'\u25a0: - .'. ..---<ff_-| A EACH—One hundred : road | carts fortUM/* sale. A. Ninpolt, Eighth St., nearJackson. . \u25a0 . \u25a0 ' " * 124-25

Untcao and wagons advertised *Jin SI Nnurses days GLOBE are always sold.

BOARD WitaiTEO. ~. .BOARD— and wife wants board aud

lodging with family where there are noother boarders; permanent if suited: Ad-dress N 30 Globe. 123*120

SITUATIONS WANTED. 7'\u25a0 . - ; >--\u25a0\u25a0 Male. ?.".-*. -* iV"*'

I • \u25a0 SB 'ANY SITUATION) wanted' by' a sober,

" intelligent young man (German); goodpenman, correct at figures; references. E.W.. 443 St. Peter st. \u25a0\u25a0•-:'/ ; 121-127

BARBER— First-class white barber wantsa jobin or but of tho bit*. Address W

32,-Globe.*.'''.: \u25a0.'.•.- ..--\u25a0-'-..,::\u25a0\u25a0' ... 2

BAKER— a Situation by a first-class bread aud -cake baker. Inquire

North St. Paul Bakery. -,-; .-,-'. 123-120

BELL BOY—Wanted, situation as bell boy: Or special messenger; willwork for low

salary. Address C. S.. Globe, .j. <...-• -7

BOOKKEEPING— opened, closed,. posted, expert work. .' etc. •F. Sprague,room 252, Drake block, St. Paul. \u25a0<-\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" 122*

BOOKKEEPER— Wanted, a graduatedbookkeeper, Norwegian . descendant,,"

with a year's practice in a general storewishes a situation as bookkeeper. ' Addressto assistant postmaster, Meadow. Rock coun-ty. Minn. 124-25

BOOKKEEPER— wanted by auexperienced bookkeeper. Address A

29. (.lobe. , . 121-127

BOOKKEEFER-Situation wanted ; booksto keep, or other work in the evening. 3

BOY—A boy of 13 years would like lightwork iv an office or elsewhere. Is will-

in° to work. Address W, 606 Robert st. 5

BOY—German boy. 17 veal's of age, has.good German education and a year's

schooling in this country, wishes a place towork in store and board with employer. Ad-

\u25a0 dress 11. 8.. Globe. .-• 14

BUTCHER—A first-class butcher wishes aposition in the city or country. Address

288 Front st. ' \u25a0.-- - _-_-- \u25a0 1

CASHIER—Expert cashier desires posi-J tion, or as assistant bookkeeper. Ad-

dress M. J., IS Central aye. west. .- : "3

CiLERK— wauled by a youngJt: man in some hardware store; expe-

rienced and good references. Address. C. C,.109 Dale st. • - . .-1

LERK—A young Scandinavian wants a.' situation in a wholesale or freight

bouse; can bring good recommendation.Address II17, Globe. •.'\u25a0;':'< -*\u25a0 -°- - 1

"lOACHMAN— a situation as\u25a0' coachman by a good, middle-aged \u25a0 col-

ored man; good : references. Address '\u25a0\u25a0 232West sixth st. __!!_*

COACHMAN— coachman wants situa-tiou on St. Anthony hill: good refer-

ences: knows the city well; German. Ad-dress J. S. 8., 142 Dale St., St. Paul, city. 7

COACHMAN—Wants a place to take careof horses and work around the house;

understands horses thoroughly. Address A37, Globe. \u25a0 _5

C*iOOK—A good, sober second hotel cookJ would like a situation. Address W. J.,

Globe. ... 7 ' " &

C**OOK—A first-class colored cook: meatJ ana pastry; references given. Address31. Clone. - \u25a0 5

COLLECTOR— Wanted, position as col-J lector or salesman in wholesale house

by young man of 19; A 1 references, and aworker. H. Ilinniau,' room 510, Colonnadeapartments. \u25a0 : \u25a0 7

COLLECTOR—A young man. who cangive good references and bonds, wishes

a position as collector. M 21, Globe. 4

DRUGGIST-^Norwegian.ll years', expertence, wants situation iii city or coun-

try: best references. Address A. Qually,care Noyes Bros. &Cutler. 5

DRUG CLERK— like to have posi-tion: junior drug clerk with four years'

experience, and one course at New York Col-lege ofPharmacy. Address A35 Globe. 5

DRUG CLERK —Situation wanted by amedical student in a drug store or

hospital: one year's experinee in drug store;can furnish good references. Address NoyesBros. &Cutler. \u25a0_.-. 3

DRUG CLERK—Wanted, a position indrug store by young man; two and a

half years' experience: can come wellrecommended; city preferred. Address W23. Globe. . ; 124-28

DRIVER—Wanted, a jobin private familyfor driver; recommendations furnished.

T33. Globe. ' \u25a0 '-:*

DRIVER—Boy would like a situation driv-,. ing wagon"; age. . fifteen; can furnish

best ofreference. _ Address II30. Globe.' 3

DRIVER— Young man wants situationdriving delivery wagon; knows city

well; good reference: will furnish stable.Address N. 11. W.. 031 Albemarle. 1

EMPLOYMENT— good, honest youngman would like to get a situation iii

some wholesale house; can give good refer-ences. Address 409 Franklin st.. St. Paul. 0

EMPLOYMENT— educated youngman- desires a . position of any kind;

good penman and quick at figures. N. M..212 Rondo st. .- ... *.- ; -, -. . . < :'\u25a0 7

MPLOYMENT—A good boy, fifteenyears old, would like a place to work; a

place" with board preferred. Address 173Florida. - " ' \u25a0 5

EMPLOYMENT—Young man desires aposition in an office as stenographer and

type writer cr office clerk; salary no object.Address D MC. 70 Central aye. West.

122-124

EMPLOYMENT by a married man; can- make himself generally useful at mostanything: understands the care of horseswe'll. Address 0 22, Globe. . 7.1

EMPLOYMENT—Girl seventeen years ofage would like some light work and

sleep home nights. 227 East Spruce st., nearSibley. 1

ENGINEER MACHINIST— Sixteenyears' experience; first-class refeience

and -state license. Address B 16, Globe. 1

ENGINEER— Wanted, by a youug man ofexperience, a position as engineer; best

of refeience given. Address X. Y.T.. 420Fuller st„ St. Paul. ... 6

FARM HAND—Strictly temperate youngman wants to engage for the season on

stock farm; experienced. Apply W., room.i 132, 400 Jackson st. \u25a0 7

GARDENER and florist of experience,notably of the Crystal Palace and parks

of London, would prefer au engagementwith private family. Address George Taylor,care ofMr. King, 479 East Seventh st. 1

HOSTLER— wanted by a youngman; is a good hostler, and has some

experience in paperhanging and painting.Address 480 Wabasha st. _4

HOSTLER— Situation wanted by a young• man (single) amongst horses, or any-

thing else; willingto make himself generallyuseful. A. L. M., Globe. '* '7 1

LAWYER'S CLERK— young man. re-cently admitted to practice, wants em-

ployment ina law office: terms reasonable;will furnish recommendations. Address M.,Globe. - •\u25a0'\u25a0:-. 4'

PAPER HANGER—A youug man wantsa jobas paper hanger; has some exper-

ience, and will work cheap. Address O. L.23. Globe. 3

PRINTER— Position where 1 can learn"printing business. Good reference

given. Address with terms, X. 1".T., 420Fuller St., St. Paul. ' . 7

SALESMAN—Wanted, situation as shoe.'salesman; retail: thoroughly posted;

nine years' experience; strictly temperate.ApplyE 29, Globe. 5

SALESMAN — Situation wanted of anykind by a young man who speaks French

and German ; has experience as salesman.Address F 20, Glote, Minneapolis., , 7. 3

SET OF BOOKS to post evenings; terms .reasonable. Address 11 19, lobe. 1

SITUATION ANTED—By young man-21 where there is chance to \u25a0- learn trade.

ApplyLupton, 351 West Seventh. ... . 5TENOGRAPHER— Positition as stenoe-

rapher by a gentleman. Address A • 33,Globe. , 124-125

SOLICITOR—An experienced solicitor\u25a0; wishes to communicate with parties who

can offer some good inducements. ApplyE29. Globe. \u25a0\u25a0 7

TO DRUGGlSTS— Scandinavian youngman, who understands German, with

some experience, wants situation. I, NoyesBros. & Cutler. ..,'.. 5

YOUNG MAN wants situation delivering .. groceries or other goods; strong, active :and willing. Address Q 32, Globe. . 1

. WASTED TO REST.

HOUSE— Wanted, house, seven or. eightrooms, city water, near street car; state

rent. Address M.. 482 Cedar st. 123-125

ROOM—Two gentlemen want a furnishedX\ room in pleasant neighborhood. Ad-dress D 32, Globe. 124-5

ROOMS— by a young lady, a suiteof rooms, consisting of parlor and bed

room: must be within five or six blocks ofpostoffiee. Address 0 38, Globe. 7 122-26

WE RENT HOUSES, STORES, FLATS,BUILDINGS, AND COLLECT RENTS

QUICK. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGENCY.GILFILLANBLOCK. 122-151

0Many "Want" ads in Sunday's Globe

*"...prove that itbrings the best results. .

STOKE ; AMD BAR*FIXTURES.

NEW AND SECOND HAND SALOONfixtures, ice boxes, \u25a0 mirrors, pool and

billiard ; tables, counters and shelving.' ' 217 !. Hist ay. v.,* Minneapolis. / ." ' • 7:7 70*

SITUATIONS WAarTED. -' •:-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•. . •... . .... -_emalc.':,v,.- 7. ;\u25a0\u25a0 : :'..';--.'.

OY—Boy would like a situation drivingdelivery wagon; age fifteen; good ex-.

perlencet \u25a0- Address L 14, Globe. : . :..v6.CHAMBERMAID—A ; young and expe-

-.rienced girl wants a position in a first-class hotel as chambermaid. . Call or address '146 East Ninth st. , • \u25a0 \u25a0" : - : : -.-.-- .\u25a0 6

CLERK—A young lady wants a position asclerk in store, office" or restaurant;

furnish best ofcityreferences. . Address/foroue week, M 22, Globe, Minneapolis. ;,?!'.'l

COOK— Situation wanted by a first-classi cook ; will go by the day or work, under-

stands tho busiuess thoroughly. Addr^es A34 Globe. \u25a0'.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_..,;: ,->,-,;-5

C*iOOK—First-class colored cook ;references/". given. Address A 33. Globe. - \u25a0" " ' 4

GOOK wants work in private family.J - 303 Bruno. --i -.. . - ,„-0

COMPANION— young lady of refine-ment desires a situation as companion

to an elderly lady: willing to assist insightwork. Address XX, Globe. '\u25a0'>'l

tOMPANION—Young lady wants a'.posi-V-.3 tion as companion for an old or invalidlady. Address C., St. Mary's Home. ',-.?, . 6DAY'S WORK— work by theday,

washing or ironing; care of roomsj 208State, West St. Paul. :c' '•' 3

DRESSMAKING— A young lady desires' a few more .'engagements in families.

Call or address 250 West Third st. _______ *". 7

EMPLOYMENT— work by ayoung girl, of any kind by the day. Call

15 Exchange. -~ '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0* \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0•\u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0 L6

FLOOR-WALKER— By a young lady aposition as tloor-wal'ker in a dry goods

store; speaks German and Euglish; best ofreferences given if required. Address S. F.,P. O. box 2123, St. Paul. -'\u25a0". .\u25a0 5

GOVERNESS— Resident or daily. Young, English lady (diploma) desires situation ;

gives lessons in English. French, German,elocution, music. Address Jr 30, Globe. 7

HOUSECLEANING— Lady would likework to clean house, ironingand wash-

ing. 256 University ay. 4OUSEKEEPER— Situation wanted "as

managing! housekeeper :in widower'sfamily; references exchauged. Call or ad-dress A. M., 469 Collins st, St. Paul, Minn. 3

HOUSEKEEPER— A German widowwith a child wants a place as house-

keeper, or iv a family; 52 West Tenth St.,room 15. \u25a0-

\u25a0\u25a0-.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0- 3

HOUSEKEEPER— Situation wanted by. a lady as housekeeper, with one child,

in or out of city. Address Mrs. M. Johnson.523 Lafond St., St. Paul. . \u25a0 -2

HOUSEKEEPER— Situation wanted by. a lady as housekeeper without childrenin or out of city; Address Mrs. M. Johnson523 Lafond st, St Paul. \u25a0

•\u25a0 : \u25a0-- \u25a0 *5.HOUSEWORK— Girl desires second or

light housework without washing;wages moderate-WAddress T 57. Globe. 6

HOUSEWORK wanted by a young girlin\u25a0 private family. Address 518 Missis-

sippi st, up stairs. - :.. '*, \u25a0 -'4

JANITKESS—Wanted, a position as jani-tress by a lady; years of experience. 282

Carroll st. y- \u25a0 -. -.- : 2

JEWELER— A steady young man wants.. position in jewelry store; has had someexperience ; references furnished. Joger El-lingboe,' 85 East Fourth si. -"-.-.6

NURSE — Lady wants to take care ofIV children at her own home. 700 Leeay. - 4"TV"URSE —Want a situation as nurse girl,1 1 French, and to do sewing; 413 Winsloway. 122-124

NURSE GlßL—Situation for young girl1 1 iv good familyto help with children orlight second work; is refined and willing.Address X 29. Globe. • 1

NURSE— Wanted, by an English girl, agedthirteen, as nurse girl. Address S 30,

Globe. .--• . . : \u25a0 > 6

OFFICE WORK—A young lady of goodaddress desires situation in office. - Ad-

dress L X 105, Globe. ".. 1

OFFICE WORK—A lady*of. editionwould like a situation in office or store.

Address X 17. Globe. - -7r S£ 3

SECOND GlßL—Wauted, a situation as7 second girl or nurse; good reference.

Inquire at 192 Rondo st -. '.'\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'• - ? \u25a0*?'(> ;

SEWING— Girl wants situation forplainsewing and do -second work. Call at or

address L. F.. 151 West Seventh st -f;. ' 1 I

STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRIT-' er—Lady wants position ; writes 3gobd '

long hand ; had experience in bookkeeping, Ioffice work. . Address 1. 57, Globe. \ -~;-_l

STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, youngO lady ; can . furnish . best references for icharacter and ability; salary no object Ad-dress G 21, Globe. ;;, .; i: gr*tl.!

STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, a. position:;: as stenographer arid typewriter by a

young lady. Address 981 Matilda ay.- :; ; .T ,

SITUATION—Wanted, . situation for a ;lady of education yin office or . store;.

wages no object. - Address X 17, Globe.-, _\u0084

TEACHER— Wanted, employment by aneducated lady of •refined appearance ;

has had a wide experience as teacher, sales-lady and writer; can speak Norwegian, un-derstand Swede, Danish and a little German.Address M34.. G10be. .3

WASHERWOMAN— Would like to goout by the day washing, or houseclean-

ing or buildingor offices. Please call or ad-dress 044 Broadway, up stairs over Wash-ington laundry. \u25a0 . . : 1"IT, ASHING AND IRONING done atVV 527 Mississippi st, up stairs; ladies'

washing a -specialty ; satisfaction guaran-tee^ '._\u25a0\u25a0.- ' ...' 1

WASHING wanted by ' womau to takehome; rough dried clothes 25 cents

per dozen ; called for and delivered. Call oraddress 456 East Sixth st . '. "\u25a0* 1

"ASHING and ironing wanted at 456:East Sixth st; work satisfactory;

rates reasonable. . -,',*:,*.'ll'.17 ASHING—Girl wants a place to do

*V .washing and ironing in private family.223 Fuller st.

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WASHING— A colored woman wantsVV washing by the day, or hoii-ecloaning

by the day, or by the job.. Call at 567 Broad-way; in the rear. . - ,___WASHING—A woman wants 2or 3 days'

work in the week washing, ironing orany work by day : a good working woman.Please address H 34, Globe. .: 3

WASHING— by a woman to takehome, or willgo out washing or house-

cleaning. Address or call Mrs. M. 8., 161S. Robert st. .-.- ..;..-:. ;;1,

WASHING—Awoman would like to go' out washing and housecleaning. Ad-

dress R. L. P.. 504 Rice st. 6

WORK—A woman wants two or threeVV days' work in the week.washing.lroning

or any work by day: a good workingwoman.Please address or call at 481 St Peter st i7Man women and children all advertisemen, their '-Wants" in SUNDAY'S GLOBE.

FOR SALE.

BAR MIRROR—Large bar mirror. 440St. Peter st J. H. Magers. 122-24

HULL—The hull of a twenty-eight-foot-steam yacht; can be seen at Diamond

Jo whan boat, foot of Jackson. AddressJohn O'Neill, care Diamond • Jo Line Steam-boat line. St Paul. ,124-25

l\/|AP— For sale, a city map. 1880. mounted :IfJL very cheap. 300",. Jackson st. 124-25

RANGE For sale, Pinstilar made rangewith -hot water -connections; suitable

for hotel or restaurant : nearly new ; willsellcheap. Address X 18. Globe. 124

BETTERS— Llewellyn dog and bitch.'Six !O months old. byDruid's Grip, 11301, vol. )5. ex Faydette. 11408, vol. 5 : containing the Iblood ofCount Noble, with double cross ofthe Gladstone : color, jblack, white and tan:dog $20, bitch $12.50. . M. L. Parker, Pleas- 'ant Valley. Wis. -..*- \u25a0" . : 124--25

STOVES— For 'rent,' gasoline stoves ,atss •for the summer. Prudeu Stove .com-

pany, warehouse Third and John sts. 1231.20 !

STOVES AND RANGES for sale ar*_h- 1equaled advantages; also complete

line of gasoline stoves. Pruden Stove com-'pany, warehouse 389 East Third st. 123-51 j77m____. wno advertise In Sunday's Globe\u25a0 "**««? say itpays the best ?,-' \

' ' '7. -\u25a0' LOST Ai»l>'roUiMP. \ \j^\COW LOST—Straight half Jersey; finder

will please return to 877 Fuller"st,fi andreceive reward of$5. . .12411261

ORSES STRAYED—A pair of HgUfbav;horses, weight about 2,400 pounas, left

stable, corner Sixth and Cedar st, this morn-ing during the- fire: any one finding sameplease deliver to Sixth and Cedar and get pay.for trouble. .. Oscar Scott. ; 124;

OTE-BOOK LOST— Note-book contain-mg letters of recommendation ; liberal

reward iff returned to A. B. Hinman, 510Colonnade Apartment ' 123-24

. -/h j7;' DIE WORKS. -J- : J;VL. JAMIESON ft co.s steam Dye

•-' Works— Gents' • clothing a . specialty.:At 14 West Sixth St.. St Paul. Minu. 134*

Ft J: hoc HEX, ... W. steam Dye Works;• office 410 Robert st, Ryan block ; works

55 and 57 Indiana ay. • : - \u0084 ; . -. 264» ;

FRENCH \u25a0 FANCY STEAM. DYE' house, 47 East Third , st; ladles* and

igents' .'" clothing, -;- curtains and . blankets'cleaned and dyed.- -;\u25a0•;; 123-152

STRICH FEATHERS dyed tojiiatch• dress trimming, by the only experts in

tue Twin Cities. Third. Hayes &Hayes.\u25a0..-;.' : " ; Xl7* ?r. .•.-: \u25a0,:-.'.

WHERE WANTSCAN BE LEFT

—rFOR— ; '.' r: .''-;",

INSERTION IN THE GLOBE :.-,...'-.. i \u25a0\u25a0 - "' " ' . . :;\u25a0 v \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0 •-.*LYONS & TICKNOR. Druggists, 707 East

Third street, coruer Bates. 7 \CONGER BROS., Druggists, 349 University

avenue, corner Virginia.

MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash-' land avenue and Dale street' ..;, ."•','.''•;A. WILKES, Druggist, 759 and 761 West

Seventh street \u25a0"•'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.• ' ": •BERKMAN & CO., 422 Dakota avemi*E. FOX, 482 Rice street. .-.<\u25a0

GEO. SHEPHARD, 691 Reaney street ._RANKL. OSBURG, 178 Western avenue.

J. H. HAVES, 441 West Seventh street, .r"F. VAN DUYNE, . Druggist, '; 828 East Sev- .

enth street, . ,\. .'77; '-'.. 7 .'-.-' '' •\u25a0 7 7.HIPPLER & COLLYER, Druggists, 199 East

Seventh street .JOHN FURLONG- GROCERY COMPANY.

470 Jackson street

WILKES' PHARMACY, Seven Corners.

M. D. MERRILL,Books and Stationery, 442Broadway. . ...-__..:»" . ;

HELLER'S PHARMACY, comer Tenth andSt. Peter streets. ... -r^jffiSJHßS

SCHIFFMAN &LYONS, corner Third andMaria. ~": \u25a0'"\u25a0• .- ; \u25a0; ',\u25a0\u25a0••- . . .\u25a0\u25a0'.•-;':?\u25a0":\u25a0

\u25a0- -^-~ AUCTIO-t SAI-ES."~"

E. Holloway ACo.. Auctioneersfltn" f\(.(\ BANKRUPT STOCK of•IP / iKJvJvJ crockery .ware, glass andsilver ware at auction. We .will sell at auc-tion at our large \u25a0 auction- and commissionroom, 254 and 250 East Seventh street, com-mencing Monday, May 6th, at 10 1o'clock a.m., and continue every day until all is sold,the balance of the H. L. Wheat crockerystock. Ifyou are looking for something iv.. the crockery line, attend this sale, which in-cludes a large lot ofhotel ware and numer-ous other fine grades, such as you willfind inany first-class crockery stock. E. Holloway& Co., auctioneers, 254 and 256 E. Seventhstreet. 122-120

ffIJLJ Of _f_ BANKRUPT STOCK of«J?vl^ \J\J\J gents' furnishing goods atauction ; we willsell at our auction rooms, 254aud 256 East Seventh st., commencing Mon-day May 6, at 10 o'clock a. m. This is a verychoice line of furnishing goods, and partieslooking for choice summer, underwear, hats,&c., should attend the sale. E.Holloway &Co. auctioneers, 254 and 250 East Seventh st.

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-Xin nnn worth ofboots and•JplU^Ul/U . shoes atauction; we willsellat our auction and commission rooms, com-,mencing Monday, May 6. at 10 o'clock a. m.,$10,000 worth of first-class boots and shoes,every *one solid and . good : wearing; . . wehave no shoddy, or paper sole shoes to sellyou; we willguarantee them to wear as longas any shoe: this willbe a great opportunityfor the people to get shoes cheap: attend thesale and see shoes that are good sell from 10cents and up. 254 and 256 East Seventhst E. Holloway &Co. auctioneers. 122-126

<a»>7 nnn bankrupt stock of«P I )\J U clothing at auction. We will.sell at public auction at our large auctionand commission rooms, No. 254 aud 250East Seventhst., commencing Monday. May0, at 10 o'clock a. m., and continue until allis sold. . This stock includes a very choiceline ofchildren's clothing from four to eightyears of age ; all size .ofimen's clothing, etc.This stock is from Minneapolis, and has beenplaced in our hands to sell for the benefit ofcreditors. Remember we handle onlybank-rupt stocks, and every article must be sold tothe highest bidder for cash. -Dealers -will dowell to attend this sale every ' day next weekat 10 a. m., 2 and 7 p. m. E. llolloway &Co.. Auctioneers, 254 and 256 East Seventhstreet. '-.. .- 122-126

Jebb & Sehaiier, Auctioneers.LEG ANT CHICKERING PIANO.

Fine Paintings and Fine Furniture atAuction—We will sell at the residence, 459Iglehart St., on ; Tuesday. May 7, commenc-ing-'- at. 10 o'clock a. m.. a -very fine•upright 7Mi-octave ' Chickering piano., a su-perb instrument, magnificent tone and quick,responsive touch; elegant parlor furniture,one very fine antique sideboard, fine book-case. . solid *cherry and black walnut bedroom suites, fine easy chairs, oue very- fine

•antique- oak mirror front bed. onevery elegant burl walnut folding bed bevelFrench plate mirror, cost- $125; *•rich andheavy Moquette carpets, heavy silver platebamboo . tables, . French - marble and bronze: clocks, a superD collection of fine oil paint-ings from the . easels of some of the mostprominent artists of the day, fine steel en-,gravings, photogravures, etc. : • fine private .library containing- the complete works ofDickens, , Eliot, Scott, Hume, Dante, etc.;two fine ranges, flue parlor and dining room'furniture, kitchen -utensils, beds, bedding,etc., etc. This is by far the finest sale of theseason, as the goods are all in first-class con-dition. We have engaged the services ofMr.A. M. Dohertv to conduct this, as well as allother sales of furniture to be made by us ;and we can assure the publicat large that thesale ' will amply - repay : your attendance.Jebb &Schauer, auctioneers. . 124-27

IN . URNITURE AT AUCTION—We^fill sell at auction, at our mart

north ofcitymarket, this \u25a0 morning at 9 :30 a.m.; a fine lot of household furniture, con-sisting of ingrain and body Brussels carpet;one sideboard, very fine; hat rack, etc.: alsoome gasoline . stoves in perfect order;

attend and get bargains. . Jebb & Schauer,auctioneers. \u25a0_ . ,- 124

fiaransig-Ii & Johnson.Auction, Storage and Furniture House,- 187 and IS9 East Sixth st.

HOUSEHOLD . FURNITURE ANDFine Carpets at Auction— willsell at

public auction at our mart, ; opposite ourstore, Nos. 187g*kid 189 {East Sixth st., thismorning at 10 o'clock, a large lot of house-hold furniture, consisting of black walnut,antique oak and cherry bedroom suites, onefine parlor suite, parlor chairs, easy rockers,diningroom chairs, center • tables, .extensiontables, lamps, dishes; also one very fineJewel gasoline stove, four-burner, oven un-derneath, in perfect order; the carpets areall first-class and in good sizes: parties look-ingfor household furniture or carpets can-not . afford to miss this sale. Kavanagh &Johnson, Auctioneers. 187 and 189 EastSixth st. P. S.—These sales will continueevery Saturday. . - 124

ORSES AT AUCTION—We will sell at'. auction ' this morning, at '10 a. m.. at :

the corner ofFourth and Minnesota sts.. twovery fine road horses \u25a0\u25a0 and One draft horse;also a lot of harnesses aud three top buggies.They must go, regardless of prices. Kava-nagh & Johnson, auctioneers. \u25a0 124

' Sansoine's Co., Auctioneers.tflj/WUI ACCOUNTS OF of S. Rhode &«)PO\J\J -. Co., groceries, 901 Paine aye..will be sold at auction Saturday. May 4, 11a. m.. at Sansome's Mart, Sibley street. - Listcan be seen at Room 58, German-AmericanBank. '-.'..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0. -. -: .*; \u25a0

>.. 105UCTION SALES—Thursday, Friday

Saturday. , ' 122-124

OfSTRUCTIOai.

SHORTHAND SCHOOL— lnstructionspersonally or ,by mail. A.Rosenberger

& Co.. 309**. Jackson sty St. Paul. ' \u25a0 124HORTHAND—Standard ; system lessons

day, evening or by mail; send for circu-lars. Miss J. D. Hess, Union block.' 34*

T. AGATHA'SACADEMYOF MUSIC20 East Exchange St.—Lessons given on

Piano, Organ, Guitar, Violin and -Mandolin;I*ours arranged to suit pupils. .'For terms callor address the Superioress. \u25a0-":' 168*_m_H'.l - results, largest circulation and§}_¥__ A<§* most advantageous rates arefJljo __ given by the Globe, the great*^ ww* '-Want" medium. \u25a0--\u25a0'. .- .

•\u25a0.\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 f»HS?IT.I.AIf_EOUS. . - '

CAB LlNE—William Barleau. office 283' Sibley at. : open night and day. Tele-

phone call, 1199-3. 120-150

LOST MANHOOD, sexual weakness.'emissions.' sure cure sent free. Humane

Medical Institute, Hartford. Conn. 1 14-120

TAKENOTICE—The Capitol iShirt Fac-tory is now located at 108 East Seventh ,

st Mayer, proprietor. ; 124-30

WANTED—By, boy. some one to go hissecurity for $25: is *trustworthy but

short of mean's. . 199 East Seventh st. 124£*„i*«ubody looks in SUNDAY'S GLOBE toCVCry -'Rooms to Let"

"1 _____!________________& "

IMPORTANT TO DRESSMAKERS—School of dress cutting opened at 24

Mannheimer block: Prof. J. W. Livingston'scelebrated system; file French combinationof squares. C; E. Smith, general agent

'- -. :\u25a0\u25a0"-"\u25a0 \u25a0.;:-.\u25a0 113-147 ; ;;- - \u25a0\u25a0.-:;\u25a0\u25a0 ; '::.:_-

Cntt a -.' "business chance," - look in -SUN- 'ror DAY'S GLOBE,tbe great '"Want" mc-di urn. —. : '.. \u25a0 : rursicAL. '.'-...: \u25a0\u25a0'\~ :

\u25a0PIANO , TUNING, $1 ; ' first-class . work ,;X':;..-guaranteed. , Samuel E. :; Crutctiett, 19East Ninth st. - ,/: \u25a0 ..V_:,".7 7. 118-124Uan women and children . all advertisemen, their --Wants" itiSUNDAY.? GLOBE..

: - •;. '-", FOR REUT. . ... , \u25a0•'."'.-\u25a0•'r.-'.. :. .: : .-.' \u25a0\u25a0' ilouse». •.. ; . ! ." '\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.

OTTAOE of five rooms $18; No. 280University ay. Robert P. Lewis,- Slier-.

man Block. . .7; -*;-. .r.. 77124C'LATS—Two handsome residence flats—

.M.- ~- eight rooms each ; 'every ; conveniencefor housekeeping ; electric - light .: and ; gas,-hot and cold water, stationary laundry tubs,steam . heat, elevator .servile, etc. ; balconiesoverlooking large grounds ; near cable ; andstreetcars; terms very reasonable. ""Farriug-ton Place," 217 Pleasant aye. 118-25OLAT—Pleasautest ; seven-room fiat In StI. Paul, near Seven corners. • 11. 11. Herbst,180 East Seventh st, 123-120

HOUSE forren (on Marshall aye.; I second-..house west of Dale st. ; two blocks from

cable ; street paved ; „house newly papered:eight rooms; hath,- furnace, good "bam; .rent835. Smith &Taylor, 333 Robert st. •

'.. ••-,"\u25a0\u25a0..",. .121-126 I,

HOUSE— For rent, ten-room house; hot'•\u25a0 and cold water, bath, furnace and all

modern improvements; 17 Wilkin st; rent$50. Louis H. Haas, 136 East Fourth st. -

122

HOUSE—Twelve-room house for rent: ele-gantly furnished; all modem improve-

ments, on Hollyay. ; rent reasonable to rightparty. Louis H. Haas, 130 East Fourth st.... -. \u25a0 .. 122-24 .' . . .' ' . •

HOUSES— rent, Nos. 012 and 014Hollyay. ; houses new; hardwood finish.first floor; have thirteen rooms beside, laun-

dry, bath and closets iv- basement for ' serv-ants; everything : in first-class shape; alsoNo. 008 Holly ay.; has eleven rooms; allmodem improvements; will newly paper andmake same in first-class order. J. C. Stout,No. 324 Jackson st. 111*

HOUSE— For. reut, a twelve-room housewith all latest improvements. Applyat

221 East Seventh st. 123-29

HOUSE— To reut, nine-rooom, all "con-veniences; • convenient distance from

business, s3B. Apply058 East Sixth st. ';'*•' .123-24 '

HOUS E— For rent, at 341 Sherman • st.,one-half !of \u25a0 double house, fourteen

rooms, and ten rooms, six and . five : rooms,three blocks from Seven corners; 100 feetfrom cars. 122-25

HOUSE— rent, a ten-room house inUnion Park, with all modem improve-

ments ; fine barn on t premises. InquireGolden Rule, Seventh and Minnesota sts. J.Elleriuger. . . 124-5

HOUSE— For rent house of eight rooms,3 city water and sewerage, at 310 South

Oak st. 124-29

HOUSE—For rent, nine-room house cen-trally located, modern conveniences;

newlypainted and papered. Apply 27 EastCollege ay. ' 123-24

HOUSE— rent, a large, pleasanthouse, :corner Dayton and Virginia,

ays.. and several desirable dwellings,in other parts of the city. Applyto St. Paul ;Trust Co., 157 East Fourth st. 121-127

HOUSE— Furnished house - for renton ' Dayton , ay. near Western 7 ay. !

—large yard." good 'barn. Smith & Tavlor,1 333 Robert st. " " " '- * 121 127

HOUSES— For rent, \u25a0' two - seven-room' houses, Nos. 427 and 429 Case st..with ,

all modern improvements. Inquire 433 Case .st . \u25a0 . 118-25 ;

HOUSE—For rent, two-story dwelliug. No. ;

: 542 and 544 • Sibley . st : modern eon- 1veniences. \u25a0'. Apply272 Jackson \u25a0 St., William -Coustans. ;- . 120-20

HOUSE— Nine rooms, city water, . sewer,bath, cellar, - attic, . woodshed; house,

338 Martin St., $35. House, six rooms, 518Farrington ay., hard and soft water, barn,$16. Wm. A. Maxwell, 12 Gilfillan Block,or 338 Martin st. .*-'\u25a0\u25a0 123-129

HOUSE—For rent, uew nine-room house,all modern improvements. No. 311

South Franklin st. For particulars inquire •ofStephen Burns. Market House restaurant.

122-131 \u25a0 .HOUSE— let, during June. July and

August, furnished house on Ashlanday. : modern improvements ; $75 per month;no small children. Address A. N. V., Globe.

118-24

HOUSE— For rent, eleven-room hoftse andbarn - with all modern improvements:

nice grouuds with shade trees; corner Igle-hart and Louis sts. Also six-room house andbam; citywater; lot 50x150; will rent cheapif taken by May 1. Apply next door. 227Iglehart st 118-125

HOUSES— For rent upper town, dwellinghouses, Nos. 80 and 84V. Summit aye, .

between ' Rice . and St. Peter •; sts. HarveyOfficer, 157 East Fourth st. 116-129

OUSES— On East Fifth st.between Johnand Locust seven rooms each ; Phalen

water: worth $35, will rent at $20 to goodparties only. Apply to S. Bergman, 357;Jackson. ' . ; '124;

HOUSES— Ten and thirteen-room houses.214 Fuller St., corner Summit Place.

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flOUSE— Eight-room house on St. An--II . thony hill : modern in all arrange-ments. Room 10, Odd Fellows' block. 123-6

HOUSE— For rent, 8 rooms, on Jenks st,v near Mississippi st ; city water: all new-

lypapered and painted; rent very low. In-quire of J. M. Smith, 339 E. 7th st. 124-137

HOUSE— For reut, a gem ofa 12-room fur-.. uished house, northeast : corner Hollyay. and Kent, No. 80 Kent st. ; all conven-iences; one year from May 2. Call on or ad-.dress the owner, P. F. TEgan, jeweler. 115East Third st 122-25

ON THE HILL,near cable; paved street;new eight-room house; all conveniences; .

elegantly finished: rent rightlo good tenant.Room 4. 131 East Fifth st 122-24<B_O.^— NICE eight-room house, with con-•1>«lW venieuces. Room 4,131 East Fifth st

\u25a0 .\u25a0» '\u25a0\u25a0• 122-24

.7-1-1 mc and houses greet the eves_____ Of the folks who advertise.

. Rooms.

CCANADA ST., 538— Furnished rooms'. with all modern conveniences. : 118-24

CEDAR,' 578—For rent, : nicely furnishedroom with use ofbath. 122-128

EDAR ST., Three- nicely furnishedrooms. 123-126

OLONNADE APARTMENT BUILD-COLONNADE APARTMENT BUlLD-ing,corner of ; Tenth and St. Peter sts. ;

single rooms to six-room apartment; pricesranging from $10 to $75 per mouth ; all-pos-sible modern conveniences; finest restaurantiv the Northwest conducted .on Europeanand American plans: location unsurpassed,both convenient and accessible; possessiongiven May 1. , Applyto G'anbv & Cathcartagents, -southeast corner Third and Robertsts. - 115-28

J7AGLE ST., 146—Furnished rooms with__or without board. 122-28

EXCHANGE ST. 228 SOUTH,—Elegant-ly furnished rooms; all modem conven-

iences; reasonable to good parties. . .124*AIRFIELDAV., 94, EAST— Fourrooms

forrent Inquire of C. W. Youugman,117 East Fourth st. 103*

FOURTH ST., 14, WEST —Furnishedrooms; steam heat Hotel Brunswick.

\u25a0,•:-.\u25a0'..- 305* •"*\u25a0'

OURTH ST.. 167, WEST-Two Blocksfrom Rice Park—Furnished rooms, single

or en suite. 124-125 ;OURTH ST., 52 WEST—Furnished I. rooms. •.; „\u25a0 124-25 •

IGLEHART ST.. 119—Rooms pleasantlyfurnished: all modern conveniences;

board if desired. 123-29

IGLEHART ST.. Nicely furnishedroom for gentleman : board ifdesired.

\u25a0-..'. 124-20

IGLEHART ST., 117, NEAR RICE ST.—For reut. furnished or unfurnished

rooms. in a new.house. 124-25

JACKSON . ST. — Comer Pearl — Uiifurnished flat for rent . . 124-125INTH ST., 166, WEST, THIRD

Flat—Pleasant . furnished room, withcloset; modern conveniences; rent reason-able. .124-26"jVINTH ST. 39 EAST— Corner Cedar—I* Large, pleasant furnished front roomsfor rent. , \u25a0 ... . 124-125

PEARL ST.. 215— rent, large pleas-ant nicely furnished room ; -suitable for

two gentlemen: -also - single rooms with useof bath and piano ; best table board in thecity $5 per week. -\u0084'.'' . _ .'\u25a0 ••' : 122-25

LEASANT AY.. 170—Handsomely fur-: nished rooms, all modern conveniences;

rates reasonable. ... .-,123-24

ROOMS— St. Anthony ay., for rent, four- nice rooms; light housekeeping; bothhot and cold water. . 123-25

ROOM— A nicely furnished room in pri-vate family: "modern conveniences. Ap-

ply 255 Rice st., between College and Sum-mit ays. - ' - 124-26

ROOMS— very desirable suit of rooms,7; corner Fourth and Market, overlooking

Rice park : rent moderate. \u25a0 Apply to H. Dou-gan. 229 East Thirteenth st 123*

ROOMS— Fine, nicely furnished; modem5 conveniences; rent low to first-class

parties. 57 Western ay.. Minneapolis.120-26

ROOMS— Three unfurnished rooms to rent.. for light housekeeping; all modern im-provements on floor. Call at 557 Sibley, st

.-\u25a0--\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0: ' v.-' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 122-26 .-' '\u25a0' :-.;:\u25a0'

ROOMS— nice furnished rooms forrent; inquire third floor, 515 Robert st

" \u25a0 7 .'.:-. -\u25a0- \u25a0 . 124-125 " \u25a0:: '-;\u25a0\u25a0:;\u25a0:\u25a0.\u25a0-

SPRUCE ST., 231—For rent, nicely fur- .nished rooms, suitable for one or two: gentlemen : use ofbath. -. \u25a0-. : . - 124-125

CiIVeXTU-NT.,279 WE.It—For rent, twok? connecting ; furnished -parlors > for two \u25a0

young men or young married couple. 124-25 1SELBY AY., -; 676— Furnished rooms to

Irent; cable cars pass the Idoor; suite orsingle. _, \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0; 122-27'

7 ' FOR W__\______ 7 7'Rooms— Continued. .

SKI-BYAY., 262—The St. George—Beauti-„ fulfurnisbed and unfurnished rooms,

. single or en suite ; every convenience ; cablecars pass door; references required. . 113*.

ELBYAY., 28& HALFBLOCKFROM: Summit "Ay.—One. large furnished room

with all modern convenience; breakfast ifdesired. . , V 123-24

QJITMMIT AYE., 89— Nicely furnished£j- rooms, single or in suites. 1 121-125

S~ T. ANTHONY 'AY.,' 1973—Furnished,-' rooms, for ' rent, with modern conven-

iences; call 3tosp. m. \u25a0 \u25a0 ' • - 12 1-125

TENTH , ST., 200 • EAST, BETwKEN. Jackson ; and Sibley—Neatly furnished

rooms with board, gas. bath ; private family:' ten minutes from union depot. - .' 123-26

TENTH ST. 205 EAST, —For rent pleas-ant furnished front room, suitable for- one gentleman ; - ten minutes' walk from de-

pot. .--\u25a0•' . \u25a0--\u25a0-.." 124-125ENTH ST., N0.285 EAST— Handsomely,7' furnished front room' to single gentle-

man; house modern improvements; privatefamily; near Broadway; reference* required..... ."...'. 154. .'-,,. . "

THIKD.ST.; 100, WEST— A,nicely iur-nished room.' 121-26

rpiLTON ST., 47—Nicely furnished frontJL 'room: also pleasant back room;' new.'modern brick house. 47 Tilton st, one doorfrom St. Peter st. 122-126

UNIVERSITY AY., 165—Four unfur-nished rooms with alcove and for rent,

near Rice. . . 123-26

WABASHA ST.. 473— Nicely furnishedrooms to rent by day, week or mouth

open at any time. 121-124ABASHAST., 473— Nicely furnished

rooms torent by day, week or month ;open any time. 94-131

WABASHA, CORNER TENTH ST.., Over Drug Store— Rooms forrent, fur-

nished and unfurnished. ' 118-24"•.tores,.

ROCERY STORE-501 Edmund St.— Agrocery - store, with - fixtures and large

cellar; rent cheap. Call from 6to 7 o'clock,evenings. 123-27OTORE—For rent for a term of fiveyears.O desirable corner - store, three floors \u25a0 andbasement ; centrally located ;possession given Iat once. Apply to' A. •H. Wilder, '\u25a0 18"i EastFourth st. • - 122-35

STOKE jand basement. I377 Wabasha st,- between Fifth and Sixth, near postoffieeand -court , house ; size of store 22x40 feetdeep. Inquire at once •of Nick Pottgeiser.420 Wabasha st, near Seventh. 117*

STORE— Corner Dale and Ashland av. ; agood' location for a grocery store." 1 In-

quire ofF. J. Riley. Drake Block. 118-24

STORE— rent, a large store with fix-tures for grocery business, some small

stock ou hand; cheap rent: good location.Address G. Rhode, 871 Payne ay. 118 124

STORE for rent, at ! 94 East jFairfield ay.Inquire of C. W. Youngman, 117 East

'Fourth st. .. -:\u25a0:\u25a0'\u25a0" .-\u25a0"\u25a0-'\u25a0- * 103*OTOKE ROOMS in West Publishing Com-O pany's building, 52 and 54 West Thirdst, for rent \u25a0 118 24

Offices.

DESK ROOM—Cheap, corner Third andJackson. Room 5. Hale block. 118-124

OFFICE— let, part of elegant office with-\u25a0 bay window on Fourth st : one of the

best locations in the city; will -rent at lowfigures until Fek. 1. 1890. A, N. V., Globe.;- .. 118-24 J.

. .... Miscellaneous. \u25a0 .ARBER SHOP and bath rooms, in base-

ment of Clifton hotel; call ana investi-gate. J. B. Baker, proprietor Clifton hotel.

118-121

STOCKMEN TAKE NOTICE—To rentthe Crosby homestead near West Seventh

st, containing eighty acres and good im-provements. Address Box 347, St. Paul.

120-26

Af\ ACRES—lnside of city limits; suita-tpvl ble for garden purposes: lots of grape-vines; place under cultivation last year. Ad-dress 0., 40 Daily Globe. - 122-124jTu/jni/body looks in SUNDAY'S GLOBE forurcty "Rooms to Let."

PISI-fESS CHAHCES.

-HeKeunej*. Self& Turner.338 Cedar St., Union block, Room 83.

WE HAVE THREE LOTS aud twoV* good houses, one seven and one nine

rooms, worth $4,500, to trade for cigarand -confectionery stores; also good farmcf 160 acres near Jamestown. N. D., totrade for Minnesota property.

ONE furnished house, full ofroomers, at asacrifice ; also furnished flat of twenty-'

one rooms; at a bargain: easy terms;clearing nice profit above rent v

INE BARBER SHOP, four chairs;two baths; snap.

OR SALE A gem: barbershop on prin-. cipal -street doing - $150 business perweek: look this up. - \u25a0\u25a0

on*-KOOM furnished flat for $1,000- iX*I great bargain. Who wants it?

CIGAR and confectionery stores in all. parts of the city, livingrooms attached,from $200 up ; wanted, partner in the drugbusiness.

LAUNDRIES, grocery stores, .in all-i 'parts ofcity; anything yon want in bus-

iness; we can satisfy the most fastidious: Mc-Kenuey, Self &Turner, 338 Cedar st, Room83. 124

Miscellaneous Business Chances

FIRST-CLASS drug business for saleor exchange. Address Opium, P. O.

Box 2207. St Paul. Minn. 23-25

BARBER SHOP, fixtures aud good will. forsale cheap. Address W. S. Johnson,Herman. Minn. . . . 123-129

FOR SALE—Stock tea and fixtures; value$1,200: $300 cash, balance in lot. Ad-

dress S 31, Globe. 123-25

FOR SALE— good corner saloon in heart. of the city, with license. Address B 1112,Globe. \u25a0•..\u25a0\u25a0- 120-26

DRLG STORE for sale: fine comer;U ' established trade: easy terms; or part-ner.- Paul Jessup, St. Paul. 124

URNITI'REof US-room hotel, completefor business: dishes, table linen, bed-

ding, etc. J. E. Flanigan, room 1, 325 Jack-son st 123-125

ROCERY STORE and fixtures to let:- good location: good trade: a splendidchance for the right man. 77 West Isabelst; City. 118-124

MILKROUE of 25 gallons or morewanted. Address 83. Globe. 118-24

PARTNER— a partner in grocerybusiness with cash $1,000: good location

and cheap rent. Address X 21, Globe.\u25a0•-.\u25a0\u25a0 118124

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY for rent;the only one In a city of 2.000 inhabi-

tants. - Address John "Borer, Shakopee,Minn. 123-125

RESTAURANT— For «ale, at one-half itsvalue; will take a driving horse in part

payment: good reasons for selling. . X 101.Globe/ 121-131

THE >;-: NEWLY-FITTED ;\u25a0\u25a0 BAKBEI.t; shop and bath rooms under Clifton

hotel are now ready for occupancy; wouldlike to lease to responsible party: call andinvestigate. J. B. Baker, proprietor Cliftonhotel.-; .- ' 118-24'On Many "Want" ads in Sunday's 8 lob

\u25a0 prove that it brill gs tbebest results.

REAL EST ATI:FOR SALE.

.\u25a0;-..; -Miscellaneous City List..

COTTAGE—Summer cottage, eight rooms,•on very sight] v lot at Mahtomedi. only

$1,500. Lawtoußros. -121-125OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Fifty

foot lot on Chicago av.. near State st.bridge: also 160 acres near Huron, Dak. . Callat 44 Court .block. 118-24

FOR SALE—At. Forest Lake, betweenMarsh's hotel and depot. ' a large and

convenient new house: lake lots cheap forcash. Charles C. York. Forest Lake. Minn.

121-131

FOR SALE—House of eight rooms only. $2,000 : easy payments ; , big. bargain ;

owner- intends leaving the city. 11. I.Rothschild. 26 West Sixth st. 124-25

FOR SALE—Thirty-one acres corner Thir-teenth and North sts.. desirable for plat-

ting. C. Good. Dcs Moines, 10. \u25a0 115-44

HOUSE— For *sale, on very easy terms,X3* House. 711 Ashland aye. : also 303 StAnthony aye.. nine rooms, - modern improve-ments. Owner 271 Martin st. 121-125

ANTED TO Bl'V-A house and lot on.'\u25a0' monthly payments: $100 down, the

balance $15 - per month : in some good loca-tion. Address U 31. Globe. ."_-_. 124-25

WE HAVE .an :• unimproved - piece ofcityproperty valued atsso,ooo, which we

would like to trade for a block of houses inSt. Paul or Minneapolis, or a stock farm wellimproved. Smith &. Taylor, 333 Robert st

112 127

WASTED TO BUY.

ATLAS— immediately, latest cityatlas In good condition, S. O. Merrill.

54 East Fourth st. " r. \u25a0-'.*... ': 124

COW— Wanted to bnv, a new milch cow. at702 East Sixth st. '\u25a0 \u25a0 .. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

\u25a0 124-125OLBLE FOLDING BED in good con

U ditlou; state price. Address U 29',Globe. * ' -'••\u25a0:\u25a0' : .124

NINE-PINS—Wanted to buy. a secondliOhand set of niue-plns and balls forroll-ingalley.. Address T. 8., Globe. ;?--;. 124 _.

7TH ST. DIRECTORY.i '..: ART STORES. :JAMES V. ANGELL,successor to Blakemore.» & Angcll, 21 E. 7th st Pictures framed.

'"--. , ROOTS ASP SHOES. ~7J. 11. HILLEN,07 East Seventh. -_________ ~~"

W. 11. LOCK WOOD, 233 East Seventh st.

C'K.ARS AftD TOBACCO.T. ROWLES, 225 West Seventh.

. . C EOTlll.\C.. . '

MAX STROUSE,183 West Seventh st. Seven corners.

?'O_fl.lllSSlo.¥ MERCHAVTS. '

BAKER &SUTHERLAND.949 E.Seventh st.

COALA-iDWOOn.HOLMES Fuel <"_ Supply Co.. Seven corners.PIONEER FUEL CO.. 200 East Seventh.

FECTIO-WERY.MACKCANDYKITCHEN, 100 E. Seventh._ lyttfts.

S. H. REEVES, Seven corners.

: PESTISTS. '

DR. W. D. GREEN. Corner 7th A Pine Sts.

PRY <_OOI>S. 'HABIGHORST & CO.,

233, 235 &237 Seventh, corner Wacouta.COX BROS. &CO., N. Y. Store. 20 _*. 7th.

- FLORIST.WM. KING, 470 East Seventh. .

______*_ A_¥P C'ARPETsT'... G. F. BENEDICT. 170 West Seventh.

FURS. "). CHAS. K. DANNEBERG, "iz 208 to 212 East Seventh.

CAS FIXTURES.. J. J. DUNNIGAN. 220 East Seveuth.

; CiROCERIES.~

MICHAUDBROS..Corner Seventh and Wabasha streets.

7 HOTELS.GRANDCENTRAL, opp. Newmarket then-

ter, cor. 7th and Wabasha; rates. $1.50 and$2: special rates to traveling companies

, and permanent guests. J.L. Sauvlnet. Pro.WINSLOW HOUSE, WiU Bros., Seven corners

I.%STAI.r--.IE-¥T HOUSES.G. F. BENEDICT. 176 West Seventh. .

JEWELRY.BOCKSTRUCK &LEE. 11East Seventh.STAHL & MARTIN. 40 East Seventh.REED. THE JEWELER. 192. E. 7th. '. 7

1JEWELRY & PAWNBROKER.L. S. VVELLER, 110 East Seventh street.

LIVERYAftD SALE STA BLE'ABBEY & SCHUTTE. Seven corners.

MUSIC HOUSES. *

ANDREW PETERSON, 413 East Seventh.'~

PHOTOGRAPHERS. '

S. M.TAYLOR, 134 W. 7th. Children- ures, pastel and crayon portraits a specialty

rLU_IBI->G ___ ____ ________*____%J. J. DUNNIGAN. 22 » East Seventh.

RAXC-ES ASP FURXACEST""SHANDREW &PEETER. 183 E Seventh st.

REAL ESTATE. 'L. T. STKNSGAARD, 205 East Seventh.L. W. BUZZELL, & CO., 976 E. Seventh st

STOVE REPAIRS.AMERICAN STOVE REPAIR WORKS, 188

West Seventh. Seven corners. - •\u25a0

VETERINARY PE.fTIST.S. BOWMAN". Seven Corners Livery.

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TO EXCHANGE—GasoIine stoves fo- heating or cooking stoves iv good order.Address F 32, Globe. 123 29

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Don't buy a Baby Carriagebefore obtaining our prices.We are headquarters. You willconsult yourown interest, save time and money, by com<ing oirect to us.

GOLDEN RULE!Cor. 7th and Minnesota Sts.. St Paul.

C3?~lllustrated Catalogue and Prices onapplication. BE___fß__£9__l

"IVrOTICE OF" MORTGAGE FORECLOS--1.1 tire Sale— \\ hereas, default has beenmade in the conditions of a certain mort-gage, made, executed and delivered by SusieD. Wells (unmarried), mortgagor, to WilliamHarris, mortgagee, dated the ninth day ...July. A. D. 1887. and recorded In the officeof the register of deeds in and for the countyof Ramsev. and state of Minnesota, on thetwelfth day of July. ISS7. at ten o'clock andtwenty minutes in the forenoon of said day,in Book 153 of Mortgages, on page 41U,whereby the said mortgagor did grant bar-gain, sell • and convey' unto tne said mort-gagee, his heirs and assigns, the real estatehereinafter described, which said mortgagewas given to secure the payment of the sumof two hundred and twenty-five ($225) dol-lars, and interest thereon." according to theconditions of two promissory notes, each forthe sum ofone hundred twelve and 50-100dollars ($112.50 payable in one and twoyears from the 18th day of June. A. D. 1887,respectively: which mortgage, with all in-debtedness and money thereby secured, wasafterwards duly assigned by said WilliamHarris to the Pioneer Real Estate and Build-ing society— a corporation, by deed of as-signment dulyexecuted ami delivered, anddated August 1. A. D. 1887. and duly re-corded in the office of the register of deeds,iv and for the ceunty of Ramsey and state ofMinnesota, on the 10th day of August, A. D.,1887, at twelve o'clock arid thirty-five min-utes in the afternoon, in Book '-S'' of As-signments, on page 106. and thereafter dulyassigned by said The Pioneer Real Estateand Building Society— a corporation, to Dan-iel Mullen Jr., by deed of assignment, duivevecuted and delivered, and dulyrecorded inthe office of the register of deeds, aforesaid,on the sth day of April,A. D. 1889, at twoo'clock and twenty minutes iv the afternoon,in Book 27 of Assignments, on page 55 : andthere is claimed to be due and there isactually due at the date of this notice, uponsaid mortgage and the debt thereby secured.the sum of one hundred and forty-two ana88-100 dollars ($14288), and no ac-tion or proceeding has been institutedat 'law or otherwise' to recover the debtthereby secured or any part thereof: now,therefore, notice is hereby given that byrea-son of the power of sale" contained in saidmortgage, ana pursuant to . the.- statute insuch case made and provided, the said mort-gage will be foreclosed by sale of the prem-ises therein described, at public vendue, tothe highest bidder for cash, by the sheriff ofRamsey county, state of Minnesota, at thefront door of the office of the sheriff of thesaid Ramsey county, on Monday, the seven-teenth day of June. A. D. 1839, at ten o'clockin the forenoon of that day, to satisfy theamount that shall then be due upon the' titstinstallment of the principal sum secured bysaid mortgage,- with all interest that shallthen be due. together with the costs and ex-penses of . such sale, includingthe sum oftwenty-five dollars .as attorney's fees asstipulated in said mortgage in case of fore-closure thereof. The tract piece or parcelof land, described in .aid mortgage and so tobe sold, is all that tract, piece or parcel ofland, lying and being in the county of Ram-,sey and state of Minnesota, known and de-scribed as follows, to wit: ' Lot numberedtwenty-one - (2.. in block numbered twelve(12) of Eastville Heights Addition to st.Paul, according to the recorded plat thereof,on file and of record in the office of iliaregister ot deeds in and for said county: sub-,ject to redemption at any time within oneyear from the dayof sale, as provided by law.'

DANIEL MULLEN.IK..' Assignee of Mortgage.

Martin 11. Ai.bin, Attorney for Assignee.Dated St. Paul, Minn., May 3d, 1889.

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Nirnirrii n - IV Analytical• JUEuUIXiII,and Technical Chem-

ist; Office and Lab. No.. 206 Jacksonstreet, St. Paul, Minn. Personal atten-tion given to allkinds of Assaying, Ana-lyzing and Testing. Chemistry appliedto all arts aud manufacturer . •

Dnnmc to let ads. in the Globs are seen bynooms %_ most people.