THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: MONDAY MORNING. JULY iv, icoa. I

1SLUE IJAROIiSTTI R.

Asti ll:e boy who sells Use papersCud lie will tell yon more abont••Iron ion tliau all the affidavit*tliat can fee published. .Jiisttryit

and you willbe convinced that (be

Globo leads all.

WANTS CAN RE L.KFT

fit the Following Locations forInsertion in Daily and SundayGlobe.M. I). Merrfll,442 Broadway.S. 11. Reeves, druggist Moore block. Seven

\u25a0 lorners.C. T. Heller, druggist. 528 St. Peter streetStraight Bros., druggists-, corner of Rondo

Hid Giotto.William K.Collier, druggist, I9'J East Sev-

luth street.A.T. Guernsey, druggist 171 Dale street.V.A. Uirscher, druggist, 233 Rondo street.Parker & Westby, druggists, 670 East Third

street.

E. McCrudden. confectionery, 476 Ricestreet.

W. A. Frost &Co., druggists, corner Selbyend Western avenues.

B. J. Wine, druggist 330 Market, comerFifth.

SITUATIONS <M"SZ:!SKI)"

.^alis.

BI.ACKs.VIITU— Wanted, a first-class

general blacksmith for the country;steady work: good pay. Apply HermanTniede. 1 .'1 Payne ay.

BOY— Wanted, boy sixteen or eighteenyears old. at United States Clothing

Com] >\u25a0\u25a0•..\u25a0\u25a0; and Jackson.

Ct.\NVA-»!.Ks—

Ludie* and gentlemen toJ begin work ;itonce: sood commission to

active, energetic workers. Addr.-ss M.P.Walsh, General Delivery, city.

COMiMTKXT BUSINESS MAN forany state in the Union on salary or com-

mission: willneed some capital. Address C18, Globe.

pIGAKMAhEKS-One or twocicarmak-ers, male or female, towotk on own ac-

count: swte how much capital you wouldinvest Address I) [9, Globe.

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DRIVER—Wanted, a young man to drive\u25a0f laundry wagon; must be acquaintedwill!Hie city. 47.') Wal.asha st.

DUIVEK—Man wanted Monday to drivergnere wagon at Kent's Express, '14

Most Seventh si.

PLtVATOKBO\ wanted at Meuopoli--L< tan hotel.

£.->il'«.oV3lKNT-A young man. GennariDreferred, be "Cafe Neumann,"' Wabashatree l

OLIOiliilK—

furniture of six-room1 house up.cousisting of parlor, dining,.bedrooms and kitchen : allas good as new; agood opportunity to any oue wishing to fur-nish: house for rent cheap. Api .\u25a0.'": Mar-tin St.

GKSEKAL A«ii>TS for the best andmost liberal accident and sick benefit

association in the United States: exclusiveterritory riven; it willpay you to investigatethis opportunity. A. L. Hoffman, Braiuerd,3Uinn.

HAHDWAKE-Remarkable new tool:only experienced travelers. Address

Levin Pruner, 37 !>«. v st. New York.

HUK.-SK!SHOKK—Floorman; steady wortfor first-class man. Loudon Bros.,

Moorht'fiu. Minn.

PAJiTNKitwanted to travel with illus-trated lecturer; must invest s.'.1 which

willbe secured: salary, 575 per month, ex-pen -. \u25a0. Address Lecturer. Globe.

POUTER— Wanted, a good por;er. Applyat Hotel Arlington, Seven Corners.

SAI.KSMKX—A snarj for traveling menwho vi>it many different towns and vii-

lages: daily expenses easily wade infifteenminutes while waiting fora train, appointingagents; no sales to make, no Earnpies tocarry.For particulars address "liowins." Lock Bosel*. Chicaco.

AI.AHV <)'. COMMISSION to agentsO tohandle the Patent Chemical [nk-Eras-inc Pencil :the most useful and novel inven-tionof she a^c-: erases ink thoroughly in twoseconds; works like magic; 3 0 tosoo percentprotit: agents making gSO per week; we alsowant a general a^ent to take charge of terri-tory, and appoint sub asrents; a rare chancetomake money ;write for terms and speci-men of eiabiiig. MtDice Eraser Mfg.Ci X4, La Crosse. Wis.

SOLICITOUS—Wanted, men of energyO and tact to solicit for the Bankers' LifeAssociation of St: Paul, Minn.:liberal con-tract and splendid territory canbe secured byaddressing clarence E.becor, tt. Paul, Minn.

ST AT1-; AGENCY tora thorough businessman on commission or salary; staplearticle and sold byall merchants: some cap-ital required. Address C Hi, Globe.

STENOOBAPHKH-Wanted.experieneedmale ste::o^rauher. S. p. Wells .lr. 405Slbley st.

'^XtNOtiKAl'lltlw—Coiupeient stenog--0 raphersaud typewriter operators out ofemployment are invited to register theirnames and qualifications with our cmplov-meul acr>arirx:ent: r.o charge to eitherem-ployer or employed. Wyckufi', beamans &Benedict. 14 East Fourth st.

TiNNKH—

agood tinner at once. See E.Bouquet at 1-arwell, Ozmun, Kirk&Co.'s,

MondayISAVKI.INt; MEN that have had two

J- years' experience in selling proprietarymedicines to druggists. The Dr.A'.-P. SawyerMedicine Co.. 151 Colorado ,v.. Chicago, ill.

AITI.KS wanted at o".^ Robert si.,* » Furuiington Dairy Co. Call MondayJuiy 10.

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"a v; .*\u25a0 a-, honest, intelligent men:-\u25a0 » steady work and good pay. Call Sun-lay afternoon, ."'<l Beaumont, near Burr.

iyAN*Ti;D—Enegetic man forgood pay-»» ingposition. References and bond re-3'.:irod. Applyat S a. m., Room EOa, ChamberDf Commerce BuiUlin-g.

\\!ATCiIMAKKK-wanted: competent*V workman. L. S. Weller, 110 East Sev-

enth -;.

117 ANXKO—

Salesmen or agents: easy» V work: good pay selling pants to order

£::. suits $15. Hunter Tailoring CompanyCincinnati, Ohio.

WASTED KKiHT AWAY—Reliable,men at home or to travel to keep our

Fhow cards tacked upin towns, on trees andfences along public roads; steady workin your own county; $75 a month ardi-i a d::y expenses deposited in your bankwhen started. J. n. Schaaf &Co". Mi Wal-uui si., tiucmnati, O.

SITUATIONS OIlKKtl).1

|ALL LADIES }) HOUSEMAIDS I> ~th\VlN(iGIRLS %< KITCHEN* GIULS f;

PANTRY GIKLS $> DISHWASHERS—

ai) WASHWOMEN— if,) COOKS %I —SUSSES

— |,) Or any other kind cf HELP, can se- %C cure them byadrertisfas in the <£iGlobe Want Columns |

Females.

A A A —GIRLS wanting the best• -lS • Jr\ • places and wages in or outof the city call at once. Lttrpenteur's Em-ploymen Office, 51 West Exchange st.

\ T MRS. SCHNKI.J.'S, 241 West Seventh\u25a0tV st.. wanted, cook?, and girls for house-work: best places, highest wages, situationsfree: office open eveninss.

A OLD I.ADV. living alone, wants anelderly lady to live with her &nd work

forboard: good home to the right party;Catholic preferred. 0 17. Globe.

OANVA-SKRS-Lndies to canvass: SlO to*\u25a0-' Sl-porweek. Mrs. N. L. Darby, G-"JOhio st.

CHOCOLATE DIPPKK wanted: mustbe experienced. Applvat i'erxa's candy

factory, Seventh and Cedar.

pt)OK wanted at i-ijSt. Peter it.

Cooks :::]iigirlsfor general housework at:;j)Walnut st.

pOOK wanted at 521 Grand ay.

COOK—

An experienced cook and generalhousework servant at 21 South St. Al-

bans st.

OOOK—Girl that knows something aboutV-' cootiiiir, and one to do plain washing;good wages. 388 Nelson ay.

COOK—Plain cook wanted at 25Q Day-ton ay.

PAINING hOO.llGIKLvain. 1. til EastJL/ Sixth st.

Di> -N i:«JO?.I (;|RI—

Good dining-*-' room girl; highest wages paid. »'54East Tenth:

DISHWASHER ana kitchen girl wantedat !' t Western ay. north.

DH. SOLOMON'S BiTTi:';sis the best_ blood niiriaer in the world.

EMPLOYMENT —Wanted -Two neat

young Indies can findsteady work at 4:24Wabas st., lioom 8.

| IHLS for housework, laundry girls,I vJ kitchen girls, cooks, dishwashers. 4_'4: VVabasha. corner Seventh. Room 4.

HAiHO:iKSStK—

Wanted, first-classhairdresser, who thoroughly under-

stands the business. Call room si Hann-heimer New Bnilding.10:;E i>t Sixth.

HOUSEWORK- good girl forgeneral housework. 346 Dayton ay.

HOUStTVOiiK—

Girl for general house-workin small family;good waged. Cw)

; Dayton nv.OCSKWOKK— Wanted, girl for house- !

work ati>-J2 East Miimehkha st.

WORK—Wanted, a good com-petent girlfor housework at "75 Dayton.

HOUSEWORK— Giri wanted forgeneralho sework; family of four. USD Fair-

mount ay.

H<!rsEWOKK— Wanted, girl forgeneralhousework at 72 Marshall ay.

HOUSEWORK— a canahle girlforgeneral housework in a family of

two. Applyat No. '.) Farringtbn Flats.rioi'SEWOKK— Wanted, a cirl for gen-O erulhousework: no washing. 503 Mar-

! shall ay.

Oi-.SK\V-.:RK— Wanted, good girl forgeneral housework. Call at £63 Mar-shall ay.

HOUSEWORK— Wanted. » girl for gen-eral housework; small family. £31

Laurel ay.

HOCSKWOKK— for housework in ai IIsmall family. Good wages to a capable! girl. .*:1 Summit ay.

HOUSKWOKK- Wanted, a competentgirlfor general housework; family of

two. 270 Kent st.

BOUSE WORK— Wanted, a German girlat 35g East Tenth St.; go id wages.

Housework-a girl for general house-work; familyof three. 311 Olmsted st.

HOLSKWOKK—Girl wanted for generalIIhousework. Apply at So. 474 Collins st.

HOUSEWORK— Girl for general house-work. 317 South Franklin st.

HOUSEWORK— Agood girl for generalhoiihework. Call at 442 Ashland ay. ;

best of wages.

ous-KWORK— GirI for general house-work; good washer and ironer. 0 5

Martin st.

{ HOUs WORK— wanted forgeneralXX housework: German or Norwegianpreferred. Applyat litiKent st.

HOLSKWO«K— Wanted, girl for lighthousework, family of two. Call at

oiice. 171 East University.

fIOLSEWORK— good girl for11 general housework. Inquire 7.i^ Igle-hart st.

HOUSEWORK— Wanted, good girl for 'general housework; good salary. 75G

Ashland ay.

HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for generalhousework. I^7 Carroll st, Merriam

Park.

HOUSEWORK— Free room and board onSt. Anthony hill to intelligent young

lady willingto assist lady at lighthousework,Address A.J.. Globe.

HOUSEWORK— Wanted, good giri forgeneral housework. £tS9 West Fifthst.second flat.

HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a small girl at519 Broadway.

HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for generalhousework. Applyat 1256 lieaney st.

HOUSEWORK— Agood Swede girl want-ed at ."03 East Seventh st., that under-

stands cooking: good wages; call in thei store.

oUsJSWORK— Wanted, a girltodo Ken-eral housework ill small family at 460Virginiaay.

IIOcSEWORK— Wanted, respectable

XJ young eirl for very lighthousework :nowashing or ironing; family of two. Address11S.I. Globe.

HOUSEWORK— girlto workdays and-go home nights. Good pay to compe-

tent girl. 1%Oakland ay.

WORK— Wanted in a familyoftwo. good girl for general housework.Apply525 Ashland ay.

TRONKRS— Wanted, several good irouers1- tit State Steam Laundry, 2.2 West Sev-Ienth.

IWILL PAY a few ladies a salary i.fSioper week to work forme in their localityat home; light work; good pay for part time.Write, with stamp, Mrs. E. E". BaSsett, SuiteI"'4. Marshall Field Building,Chicago.

ifONE of the hundred girls thrown out ofA employment wants a good home in thecountry, withgood wages, apply at Room 25,.Astoria, opposite postoffice. Applybetweeni.and 1. or before Ha. m.

F^ITCIIEN GIRLwanted. ."•.-Cedar.

fcfcl" ADY MADE S4S last week selling-LJ 'Long's Solid Mucilage Pencils.' Why

not you? Address C. A. Long, Manufact-urer. :y(4 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111."

LADIES wishing to make $.0 to S*)weekly, by writingforme at home, reply

with stamped envelope. Miss .Myra A. Gor-don. Juliet, Illinois.

SITUATIONS OFFERED.Female*.

POLISHER— Wanted, at once, one first;class lady polisher ana one starcher-

none but first-class need apply. Address J.H.IlockiiigA:Co.. Merritt. .Minn.

LAODKVGlßL—Wanted, laundry girlat Capitol Restaurant, 343 Wabasha st.

LAUNDRY GIRLS— Wanted, laundry

girlsat the Windsor Hotel.

IRSE GIKL to take care of child andI^l help with light housework; must betrustworthy; smail family; good wages. 226Dale st., near Marshall.

(VTURSE GlßL—Wanted, girlto take care1* of child and help, in housework. C-tiOlive st.

SECOND GIKL wanted at 15 Bast TenthSt.. opposite capitol; apply afternoons.

SECOMJ GIRL—

Wanted, a competentsecond girlat 749 Summit ay.

SHIUT FINISHER, lady cloth [toner andmarker. Standard Laundry, luG North

Third st.. Minneapolis.

THI'KWKITEE wanted; furnish ownJL machine; steady work; state salary.Address 1122, Globe.

WAN ED-At Scandinavian Office, 107» V Sibley, competent nurses ana two

girls for boarding boose.

7"ANTED— to write at home: en-»V close stamped envelope. Bertha Betiz,

Sec. South Bend, lud.\T7ANT Girls to know that the best

\u2666 V places and highest wages can be hadat Mrs. Merryweather\s, 543 Wabasha.lUAM'EI)

—Forty-five girls for house-

\u2666 iwork;private families ;first-class; goodwages; \u25a0;:\u25a0.' Selby ay.

11/'ASHWOMAJi wanted: take cloth's\u2666•

home. Call 543 Wabasiia si.

\V ASH WOMAN—Wanted, a good wash-•\u2666' woman tocall early Monday morning

.at 7L:> East Third st.

UfASHER AM) IKf»NKR—must be a !good washer and

—wasted Mon- |

days at Room li>, i;VjWest seventh St., thirdfloor.

WASHING—A woman wanted to washp.nd iron. I*s West Te:;th st.

WITUMAX—Wanted." a woman by the day»V for a wee* or ten days: will pa quod

wages. ApplyMonday morning at 22/ Igle-bart st.

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KEALESTATK FOB S.U.K

J. K. BACO.I,/ set cessou TO I

Karon <& roiemaa,

ESEAI. ESTATE A3ti) LOA2IS,Cor. 4th and Minnesota Sts.

ftli«tecllane«m*. |OBLIGED to sell four-room cottage and i

seven-room house fur less ihan value of II lot. Address o, :.\u25a0\u25a0;. i.lobe. !\\,? tat.l.l.iianil.t *.;,..ri.vic.-i.-iia:in»V bargains withthera Pioneer Press Bld»

Q*-? r\[l( 'i—O>;»•; of the most desirable*,r *J^J\J\J cottages in the city. InquireKB Burr st.

WOBLD'B FAIR A?COMSIO»A-TIWSS. ——— :

IACCOMMODATIONS \ j% AT THE"

—% I

IWorld's Fair!j^ Can be secured in advance ifyon will \i V read the offers in the Globe. "Ifthey & jA are not satisfactory, advertise underx this Lead yourself, and when you \ :if reach the White Cityby the inland sea &Im you i:! find that you have saved & ;x money enough to see all the sights in \ I

! 5? MidwayPlaisauce by the 0

gLiifle AdInserted in the Globe Wants%rpOWOKLD-SFAIR VISITORS—Large,J- handsomely furnished front rooms pri-vntefamily.most beautiful location; terms 50cents to Si per day. each person ;US Fifty-fifthst. boulevard, Cfiicago, 111. For infor-

| mation call at O. Poison's. 93 East Third su

TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE for work horses, somegood drivers. and one goou exiension-

top two-seat carriage and some single Dug-gies. ISOEast Eighth st.

'!>(> i-.XCHANGK— fine oak bookcaseL or cupboard, one Garland stove, one

cook stove, one solid gold watch furhorseand buggy orbicycle. Address T 23, Globe.ToKXCHANGii—Parlor suit (six pieces)J. for good mare and harness. Address II

| :.' . Globe.| rPi> EXCHANGE—a Domestic sewing

-L machine for a bicycle. Address T 15,Globe.

W"ANTED— and buggy in trade tor\u2666 * piano; willtrade even for good outfit.

11l East Seventh. I. M. Smith.\V7 A

—To buy or to exchange for a

j »* solid gold watch, a good pony andsaddle. Address M r.^, Globe.

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FOR SAI-i:. |An():i~t. buggy and harness, in good

shape, forStiJ; hard times. Address Cfi.Globe.

BOILERS— For sale, tow boilers in use;40x14; to make room fur larger ones;

great bargain. J, T. McMillan or Franklin\u25a0Machine Works. Eighth and Minnesota sta.

DOGS— For sale, six very fine dog pups;half St. Bernard and mastiff. Box(J,

Hector. Minn. 3Ss£U

FOR SALE—SOU ft. granite curbing. Ad-i *- dress. A. A. Pi.rker. St. Cloud. .Minn.

I f"J.D!TAK—

sale, guitar, almost newj VJ cheap. Address M14. Globe.

ARDWOOD LUMBER at a bargain;oak. bass and ash, common and better

Tnllman Bros, 4 Co.. Mora, Minn.

! \|Al'l.t,AND 15IKCB t LOOKING ati IM. Jackson and 4th sts. Thompson &Co.npii' WHIT is—For sale,- Remington-L No. 2 typewriter: also minis igrapb:

boih ingood order. Adiress S 10. >;i.-voe.

WASTED TO BUY.\ SECOND-HAND LIIiHT-COLOKED

X^ buckbOHrd, trap or road wagon to buycheap for cash: also a single harness \d-dres-s E -0, (.lone.

BUY AND sEI.L second-hand clothin^-cell at house. 136 East sixth, opposite

Rvan hotel.

ICE I.OX-Wanted, to buy a second-handice box in good condition. Call or ad-

dress SSI Aurora ay.

FFICKFLKNITURt-Wanted, to buyoffice furniture; standing desk, letterpress, counter, etc. ;must be In -rood condi-

! tion and cheap. Address ¥ 17. Gl >ne.

S~ JEWING MACH'Nt—Wuutrd. to buy'good sewingmacLlie; must be cheap andi a bargain: also kitchen range: give ic crip-"j tiotiand price. Address S22> Globe.

rovis— Wanted, to buyaeasoline stoveO cheap, at 41 West Exchange; call Sundaymorning or 'Moaday.

PROFESSIONAL..

Mits.BALDWIN permanently removesxTi superfluous hair,moles, etc., by elec-tricity;references given. 202MerrillBuilding,Fifthand St. Peter st«.

oyi: works.AHL2KT & BIINTEL

—Minnesotasteam Dye Works. 244 East Seventh.

P J. ROCHEN-N. W. Steam Dye WorksJ:. office. 416 Robert st.Bjran Block Works,j 55 and 57 Indiana ay. -

SITUATIONS WANTED. \'',

reinalc*.

BOiiKKEKi'ix:-Ayoung lady,whoun-J-* derstiinds bookkeeping:, desires position ;in an office; experienced; references'. X 20,Globe. '- .-

—Young lady would like a steady.'\u25a0J position as clerk in a dry goods, toy or

confectionery store. Address L.S., 304 Hopestreet

<"JUK.sbJJIAK.KR wants work; children's-L' clothes specialty: Rood reference: din-ingroom dresses 75cents: willgo to the bouseto tit. 350 North Exchange.

|^KC:s.S3IAKKR with two years1 experi-U ence wishes sewing to do either in shopor in families, or will take sewini; in. Callor address 103 North Victoria, st.

DRKss.HAKKK—Adressmaker who uu--L' dersthnds cutting: and tittinp: wouldlitesewing by the day in families. Call or ad-dress ls.'i Hondo.

O.OVKUXKSS—Wanted, position as daygoverness by experienced teacher; refer-

ences given. S 24, Glebe.ITODSEKEEPKR

—A lady would like

•i. housekeeping: has got two- children;no objection to going to the country. Ad-dress T2U, Globe.

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HOI'SEKKKPKK— by yonns: |lady as nousekeeper lor a Catholic cler- !

gyman; will leave city. Mrs. 11. C. Eyan, [U4tBroadway. !

HOUSEKKKPKH— Wanted, situation as ;housekeeper by a middle-aged lady with .

gooa reference. Address 11 70. Globe. |

LAI*IKS inneed of reliable help, family |cooks, housekeepers and other help \u25a0

waiting. .Mrs. weather. ')»:< Wabasha st. .LADY wants situation: plain, rapid pen-

man or some kind of work. Address V1% Gioi.e.

LAbNURKSS—

A (ir>t-cia.«s !u.ndress !wants day work. 4 iWest Xintns t

NUIt.SE wants to tend sick ladr. 483 fctI'eierst

" i"M(L ItSK GIRL—Agirl of fourteen would

\u25a0L1 like position as nurse girlwith familyat the lake. Address !j.v,:.i7. 444 W:ibasha st I

FFICK WORK— Yoiin;;lady de-ires po- Isiiiou to do general oSne wornor type- !

writing. Address L. P.. Glube.

OFFICE WORK—A young lattv desiresposition in doctor's or dentist's office;

Email salary. Address Pis. Globe. ;

SECOND WORK—a place to do secondwork inMinneapolis, or any place not I

far from St. Paul Address K.-Morrow, Gen- jera! Delivery. !

SECOND WORK— ova compel !tent girl.second work, or light house-

work. Address :titiEast Coneress 1.tEWING-^Bjgood hand; can cutand fit iU Address M2. Globe. \u25a0'- : \u25a0

SE\Vl>*G—Wanted, sewing to t:ikehome or j

O go out by the day; can cutand fit 41 |West Exch:int;e. !

SIXUATi!>N wanted by Brst-ciuss -c»oks" Iinprivate families. «^jpermouth seiaa- |

dinavirtn Office, ! t! Siblev. !

OTENOGKAPHEK— Wanted, positioj) as i'-1 stenographer byyounj lady; salary no iobject. Address L.E.. tilbbe.* "

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STK>OiiRAPIIfcK—

Lady stc>no«,';-af.hur Iand typewrite! wants position; best of >

references. Address P2». Glob*;. ;; • jQrJSNOORAPKR— a competent, mid ex- <\u25ba perienced young laiy stc:;o-rrni,cr~cnd "•• typewriter, who owns a lirst-ciass Remingtonmuchine. desires a position; can give A No. !city references. Address X 21. Globe.

\u0084;. \ ;\UAS!)I.N« WANTI!)—Lady will ,io-i• » plain washing and ironiujr, :).'> cehls:

'per dozen. \u25a0 '..;.i .M;s>:->ipi-,i St. up stnirs.

- -W'Asill>.(i_\\ants to go out washing by I» V the day \u25a0:.','. Front st. ___WAS ING— to -.rash in private i» » families only. 1237 Burns ay., Mrs. T. i

.Marlean.

\T7 ASHING wanted: family washing a• V speciality; clothes washed and ironed ithe old-fashioned way. 50 cents a dozen, sat- i

action guaranteed. Mrs. Sorensen, 281 IUilliams st.. right basement.

\T7ASHl>iG—Want to take washing at• * home. 4:'.' Grotto st.•

WASHING—

Woman wants to go outwashing, ironing and bouseeleautos

70 West Thirdst.

WASHING wanted to do at home. Call iVT nt 7 1Thomas st. I

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TS."VA>«.IA?-. j

I HONEY 11% May bp ti_'iit and bard to get but \\ you can set all you want by risking ?' jX for it throuirli the Globe" Fihan- CO cial Column?, to either buy or sell a

STOCKS, BONDS, 6$ MORTGAGES \jk BANK STOCKS. %% GOVERNMENT BONDS Xr< RAILWAY SECURITIES &J INVESTMENTS ' ~~' %V of any kind or character that the &3 nnaiu'ial world ha? to offer or to £) get rid of.

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LOAX.S on furniture, pianos, i>xa.« horses, diamonds; watches, allgood collateral and commercial paper; par- Itiiil payments, lowest rates. Minnesota \u25a0

Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms i::-!4. Firs; jNational Bank Building;corner Fourth au4Jackson sti. Mackey, Manager. i

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'i'iJK >TA->l»AiiUI«AN !»n.»X\» Co.. sa Robert, corner Fourth \room ."•. will an you money on furniture ;pianos, diamonds, watches, etc., at less ratesand belter terms than e:\n be had elsewhere. ,I>ANKSTOCKS a specialty: bonds, comJ.J rnp.rcial paper. mortgage?, securitiesbought and sold. George W.Jenks. Invest-ment Banker. Minnesota Loan -.ma TrustBuilding,Minneapolis.

JVI O.VKV ON HAN to loan on cityprop-"-1. erty and farms; lowest rules; no" delay.W. F.Moritz,ICI3 Pioneer Press. ;..» : \u25a0

\1ON -it i.ia>. l>on life insurance po-L'l- icies: or bought. L. P. Van Norman11 Guaranty Lc.ru liuildinsr. >iinneapo!is.'-

SEVERAL small sums to loan on real !estnte. F. E. .Magraw. li<J Globe Building.

-F-R-I-V-A-l7"^Money loaned ondiamonds, watches, pianos,furniture or cooda in storage at lowewratecand small monthly return payments: uoteJ iand mortgages bought; most private loan

'rooms in the city, onio Investment Com"pany, i:a Globe iiiiilding; lake elevator. .\V2**-i-->;. ain>\Vi-:LL.reaies»te:Hsf»» bnrgn ins with them. Pioneer Press Blda;

Slm\() Of 7 l'Eli CENT SCHOOLkJ*Ji\j\J\J bonds for sale. Address" IraC. R:r-h:ird> \u25a0::. Thief River Falls. Minn. -

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STOKES A3i» FIXTCJSE4. i

'j§B 9P^> ->\u25a0' I'UJaciurt.* o.I

BILLIARDANDPOOL TABLES ANDBILLIARO SUPPLIES; Wareroom 405 and 407-Office and Factory 411 and 413 Fifth avenueyouth. jriinne.ipnlia.Minn.

CHIROPODIST.OCKWOOD, THE CHIROPODIST—

Alltroubles of the feet. Endicott Ar-'

cade Building, second floor, Rooms 233 and?^4; established ten years."ma

—Bna

SITUATIONS WAJiTEIXfemales.

IYOU WANT WORK.|r Find it by usine the Globk %a v*ant Columns, and you can be aA employed as TT

% AGENT, CLERK %& BOOKKEEPER, fJ STENOGRAPHER. Ja SECRETARY, ?% Hostler, Gardener or Man-of-All-%

'Work. #|

|..DON'T BE IDLE..|While the Globe is at your service, fi

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BOYS FOX PLACES, places for boys:employment bureau for poor boys, free.

Newsboys' Club Hoom,:u.; Wabas&a it:openfrom IIto l-'a. m.. and from7 to'jp. m.

BOUKKEtii'EK—

Experienced book-keeper and office man is open forposi-

tion:(-an furnish excellent city references.Address M 16, Globe.

C'LKKK—Wanted, position by a ynuna;•' man In railroad office: have had ex-

perience as clerk ami stenographer in divis-ionsuperintendent's office; willso out ofcity. X IS, Globe.

CLKi'K—

Position as clerk or steward in'country hotel; five years' experience.

Address J. F. Burns. St Paul. limn.

pOLLECTOK-A chance for eolleotor;v-' sober young man. liiiOhio st., cornerEthel st. Wort St. Paul.

COLLKC!OX- Wanted, bills to collect oncommission. Address 3 i:t. Globe.

COLLECTOR— A chance for collector;> sober yonns man. 134 Ohio, corner Ethelst. West St. P.anl.

FAK3I WOKK-liaii and wife would lite,I- to go out on a farm: woman a good cookand first cinss laundress: man to m.-ike him-self generally useful, is a steady, sober, reli-able man. Address Charles Soreusen, 2SIWilliam st, city.

PAttM HAM)—

V younjr man would likei- work on farm: anyone desirinn a soodman please write at once to N. >>.. US WellsSt.. St. Paul.

pOAt'HMAX—

a youn^ married man.v-» sober and reliable, experienced coach-man, wants a place. Address C, Coachman,C;0Warren si.

f kFFiCK U'Oijk—Wanted, situation Inv-' railroad othce by yonns: man of goodeducation and business abilits: small salary;best ofreferences. Nli(^lobe. »"

O. iit WDKK—V-,iii.'ir man. twenty-

one, stranger, experience in office work,desires position at moderate salary. Address1) !•»\u25a0, Globe.

PAINTER— good painter would like topet work by the job. Address M 17,

Globe.

POSITION of some kind wanted by a-L capable and willingyoung man of 22;can fur':Mireferences. Address l'pi. i. \u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0\u25a0.

AUCTION IS AII>.

0 Going Away |i$ Anddon't want to store your fur- 2j'. niture for the summer because you %? expect to have new lurnisbir.ss in (rO the fall? Good sales and princely 0g prices can be obtained by advef- A*

tisinjtyour *I& Household Furniture, Stores, $0 Kitchen Furniture, Rxnges,% Far/or Furniture, D:sbe3 xv! Dini.-g Rcom Furniture, andv Bed Room Furniture, Chars. &v Oranything el.=e you want to sell, by V$? letting thu public Know it rough the &£ Auction Columns of ti:e Globs.

Ji-hh &>»lijhjcp,Aiictioneer.s.

FUKSIXUKt AND CARPETS ATpublic auction at the residence No. 159

West Sixthst. Tuesday morning. July 11. Nt10 o'clock: all the furniture of n ten-roomhouse, consisting of bedroom s-ni'.s. jiarlorfurniture, renter tables, Brussels and iuurainoiriets, kitchen utensil* etc. Jebb & jSfh:t!'er. aiiftinncers. 11! \\ -f-h:'. St.

PF:«S<»!?A8-S-A UTAYS RELIABLE—Madame Teits-

jTX worth,1clairvoyant; business test medi-um; thirty years' experience. C-.5D Wabasha Isi., city.

Akk V{)llIX TKOUBLE?—

ConsultMadam Ina Walter, "life reader.

'for

faithful resume of your past present andfuture. Diseases of women diagnosed andsuecessfi:ily trented: correspondence confi-dential; ladies,' ECc: gentlemen. $1. 515 Wa-basha st.. opposite the capitol.

DH. SOLOMON'S BJTTKKS for sickheadache, costiveness, etc.

\]K.S. liAKWIS—ij,Wabasha Mag--*t netic and massage treatment; alcohol,011 and sea s;):t batn°. liouia

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M:i<. KATE HOPKINS, psychometricreader and trance medium, _'J.i> West

Seventh sl, i?t Paul.ii-.M.A. t:">si-:v. c,-u Wabashn St.—

Magnetic and massage treatment forparalytic rheumatism and iiervous diseases.Clairvovani reader. Call 'J a m. to >p. us.

ISOKSF.S AAI>CAKS:iAGES.

IHAVE YOU AI% HOUSE. $% CARRIAGE, «5S X? PH.4ETOK. l^ 4& VICTORIA. ££ HARNESS, £a ;h.jL ?35 PONY or fy irJ. jaunting |i& CART t

& To Sell,or da you want to Buy one? S j0 Trythe columns of i

|THE WANT PAGE.*

DORSALE—One extra fine drivinghorse. jL gentle and fast 887 Broadway. IL*ORSALE

—A fine team of horses, also

'X carriages and harness; cheap. AddressT 12, Globe.

<CVOr \ BUYS a fashionable standard andiSJ^yjyJ registered colt, coming two years.H. qimmelman. Jr.. Mnnkato. Minn.

MISCEI.LA3IF.OLTS.J "|B.SOLOMON'S BITTERS is the most~U popular medicine of the day. Dyspep-sia, loss of appetite, biliousness and all dis-orders of the alimentary canal ere speedilycured.

POR ADOPTION—

Healthy boy twoa months old. Call on Mrs. Hoofkins,214 West Seventh st. third floor.

KAVY-WEIGHT CHEVIOT SUIT toorder, $16; will be worth 825 later on.M.Simon. 110 East Seventh.

GREAT riAXO BARGAIH.ONE ELEGANT upright Decker Bros,

piano, style 15. at about one-half itsvalue; ithas only been used a few months;must be sold soon. B. C. Muu?er, 107 EastThirdst

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ACCOUNTANTS.

H.»i.'l'r-.Ui'i.r:, joGermauia Life lnsur• anee Building,expert and audit wort

\u25a0 FOB REKT.WHITAIiER&FAKKEB,

Renting Agency,Manhattan Building. v.

J. %V. Siiepard,91 East Fourth Street.

T>EMS HOUSFS, STORES, OFFICES,\u25a0*-*- apartments and rooms, withand withoutsteam heat, in allparts of the city; acts asowners' agent: collects rents.

IYou Can Rent I\ HOUSES, 5r ROOMS, f0 STORES, aA - OFFICES, i)% DESK ROOM, i5 FLATS. f<£ ATTICS, fd BARNS, £h FARMS, £S Or Even Tour Last Sum- \X iner's Straw Hat, 5P Ifyou willadvertise them m the #ft Rent Columns of the GLOBE aA WANTS. £

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COTTAGE— rent, four-room cottage.496 Rice st.: ten minutes' walk from

Great Northern shops."

COTTACit— Four-room cottage, ten mi\u25a0f utes' walk from Great Northern shop 3

Inquire at 4!)0 Rice st.

COTTAGE—

For rent, a line seven-roomcottage. "\u25a0•'J Spruce St., corner Canada,

riOTTAOE- rent, nice six-room cot-V-/ tage: good location ten minutes' waitfrom business center. 133 Iglehart st.

FOX KK.M-Furnished room; Ss permonth: use of bath. 125 West Fifth st.

GOOD HOUSES VERY CHEAP; ALLPRICES: ALLCONVENIENCES FOR

ALLGOOD PEOPLE. TAYLOR'S REST-INGAGENCY.

Hoi SK—For rent, five-room house neatOmaha shops. Inquire of G. 11. Mead,

Metropolitan Opera House Building.

HGUS.K—For rent, nice, comfortable littlej IIhouee and place, shade trees. pl?utyIwater. 309 Smith ay.

HOISK—

For rent, eight-room house; allmodern improvements: linished in

hardwood: large bathroom, gas, furnace,electric bells and speaking tubes; barn. Callat 806 Hollyay.

HOUSE— rent. No. 573 Carroll st. be-tween Kent and Dale. Inquire next

door.

Hot .\u25a0>>.-\u25a0:«.\u25a0) Fourteenth sl. seven-roombouse; modern convenience. Applyto

T. E. B!a>e. a-

East Fourth st.. WashingtonLifeInsurance Company.

HUOSK— Seven-room house with waterand bath. 202 Sherburne ay. Inquire

at 41- Rice st

HOust— Near Corner Jackson and Tenth—Seven rooms; $15.00 per month. Frank

A. Upham, Jeweler, 111 East Seventh st.

HOL >!\u25a0.:-—

For rent, modern tweive-roomhouse, facing Central park, $£>; new

i ten-room house, all improvements. Selby ay.,j at very low rent; eiylu-rooin house. 844. Ed-i mund st, city water mid in good repair, S6;j six-room house. Goodhue and West seventh,

$H. John ft.Bicfcey. Germauia Life Build-ing. Minnesota and Fourth.

HOIWK—Eight room house, hardwoodfinish. \u25a0:4 chart st,

HOLSE— For lent, five-room house; No.-So«,i Congress st. Apply :.'s:jCongress

str. c .HOUSE

—For rent, house. Uli>s John st.,

with all modern conveniences. In-quire 'i7 Westminster.

Hol'sk—For rent, house, ti ") Westmin-ster: all modern conveniences, includ-

ingfurnace. Inquire Westminster st.

/H»)i s..—

For rent cheap, anice nine-roomi-i- house and burn nt91 East Twelfth st

PAPfcK CLEANING, painting, kalso-miuingand papernanging, reasonable.

1IS West Seventh st., Seven corners.

PLKAs.VNTAV.. lt?3-Eight rooms: fineJ- condition; close yards; screens; finelyshaded. Apply230 West Third st. .rp.WI.OKa Ki.N:INt. A(ii4.NCV

—X (JLOISE BUILDING—WE RENTHOUSE!* STOKES, OFFICES. TAKECHARGE OP RENTED PROPERTY ANDMAKE COLLECTIONS.

THE GLOIJi-; BAXBKK .SHi.P, TO ARESPONSIBLE WHITE MAM: ALL

FURNISHED, CHEAP. TAYLOR'SRENT-ING AfiEiNCY.

Flats.

FLAT— Floor—Six rooms: Sift, 222West Seventh st A. li. ileus, i:>

East Fourth st.

FLA of seven rooms, with bath &nd all1 conveniences: first floor. Call at L7!>West seventh st, two blocks above SevenCorners.

FLA forrent, of four rooms or two largerooms; rent low; bouse modern; call

Monday. 57 Irvine park, foot of Walnut st,

FLAT—Steam-heated flat, seven rooms,-I- hot and :_old water, gas range fixtures,shades, screens, etc.; references required.Frederick Knit.druggist 440 Wabash* st.

FLAT—Nice three rooms on second floorin brick building, No. 20:j Norris st,

corner bible y; rent, ST.C*LAT—Six room fiat,all modern conveni-J- ences, in brictc building. Jin Westernaye., between Dtt>ton and Selby aye. En-quire 134 East Third St

FLAT— apartment of three rooms;A bath, gas rauge. electric light,etc., at

128 West Sixth st.

FLATS—For rent now six-room flats;steam-heated and all medern improve-

ments: 706 Jackson st. Inquire Leon St.Pierre. Browning,KingACo,

Koomv

A—HOTEL BRUNSWICK, for gentle-xx. men only; fifty modern steam-heatedroosm by day, week or month.

ATCOKNKR SEVENTH AND WAbasha, over bank, furnished rooms single or on suite, frontingon Wabasha or Seventh.I>ROADWAY. 4L.;i-For rent, front roomiJ new paper and furniture, alcove andbay window, hot aud cold water; SlO amonth.

BURR ST., «)J7— For rent, furnished roomdown stairs, facing east.

pA!iKOLi.sT.,;;:.;;—corner Virginia Ay.v> —Furnished rooms fur rent

P,Ii A ST- 6K-r3lieeis furnished roomv>* forSB.pEUAK ST.. 57S Nicely furnished roomv-> forrent suitable for two gentlemenwith board.

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EDAH -T., B*3—Furnished front parlor:v> folding bed: all modern conveniences.

/JKDAK ST., 474— furnished rooms.

COLLttiE AY..48. WEST-Three nicelyV^ furnished rooms; all modern conven-iences: at reasonable rates.

OLiEOE AY..19 east—

Pleasant inr-v^ nished room for rent; modern conven-iences.

COLLEGE AY.. 4G WiSST—Cheerfuifront room, suitable for two gentlemen

all modern conveniences: private family.'

AYTONAY., 656-

For rent. cheap,nicely furnished .front room, suitablefor two persons. . '

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DAYTON AY., 248-Yery pleasant fur-nished single room for gentleman.

ELOS, 146. EAST— Blocks FromStreet Cars— Pleasant front room \u25a0 fur-

nished.

IGHTH. 459-Nicely furnished roomsconvenient location; bath, pieasaut

lawn ana shade trees.

ELKVENTH ST., <»(], EAST-One nicelyfurnished room; all conveniences; also

roommate far younj XtuXs.

FOX KE3T.Rooms.

EIGHTH ST.. -.-75—

Furnished roomsfrom Soto $8 per month, with bath.

FLAT—

New, second floor; seven roomsand alcove; hot water heating, bath

and all otner modern improvements. 891Igiehart st.

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FLATS—

Furnished apartments forrent;also furnished and unfurnished rooms.

Apply tS3 East Seventh St., Room I*.

FIFTH ST., 234. WEST- Third Flit-Nicely furnished rooms for rent; all

conveniences.I*'THST., -,-)5, WEST— front

room, with or without board; also ladyroommate; must be neat.

C"IFTH ST.. 259 WEST— A nicely fur-i- nished front room with larse closet; lo-cation central; rent S3 per month.

Fl HSTREET. 143 WKST—Three large,airy, richly furnished rooms: modern

conveniences; everything first-class.ITZKR -»CK—Filimore and South

Robert. West Side— Four front rooms;central; good view; artesian well water;rent. 810.QOODBICH AY..-24C—Near High BridgeVX —Basement, two large, nicely paperedrooms, summer kitchen, cellar; city and softwater; nice yard: $6.TGLKHART, 88—For rent, nicely fur--1- nished rooms; allconveniences.TULKHAKT ST.. 23

—Nicely furnished

-I room; private family.

I6LEHABT,57—800mfor rent, with bath-t and use ofparlor: §\u25a0< single. SlO for two.

JGLKHAUT, 65—Nicely furnished roomswith gas and bath.

JACKSON ST., Three rooms for renton first floor: city water and sewer.

JOHN. ss2— For rent, large, nicely fur-nished front room, first floor; private

family:S& \u25a0

MACKOBLNST.? *>2—Furnished roomsfor housekeeping ifdesired; one block

and half from cable.I>TUST.. 393 EAs !—Nicely furnished

room with or without board.DIi.AS.vNT AY.,15(*—Pleasant furnishedi-. front rooms; board ifdesired.

PLEASANT AT., 724—Furnished- frontroom, excellent location, with gas light

and bath room, cheap.

Pleasant AY.,315—For rent, a neatlyfurnished room for single gentleman;

strictlyprivate family.

ROO3I— For rent toa lady employed dur-ing the day a large/airy, cool, newly

furnished room with two large closets; useofparlor and bath and privilege of lighthousekeeping ina private fiat on Pleasantay.; this is a nice house for the right party;rent only$15 per mouth; must have refer-ences. Address S -3, Globe.

ROOM— For rent, a nice front furnishedroom: ground floor;at 470 Fuller st.;

j call Sunday.

ROOM—Pleasant furnished room, withuseof bath; on Summit ay., near Rice st.

car line, 10 minutes' walk, to postotlice;gentleman with references. Address X 10,Globe.

ROOM—Large; pleasant furnished roominnicest residence part of city: ten

minutes from court house; cheap. Address22, Globe.

ROOM—For rent, room completely fur-nished for dressmaking: some trade

with the place. Call 22 East thirdst.

ROOMS— To rent, nicely furnished rooms,with nil modern conveniences. Apply

358 East Tenth st."^

ROOMS— Parties looking for fine fur-nished rooms; call at 22s East Seventh st.

ROOMS—

Unfurnished rooms for rentsuitable for housekeeping. Inquire A.

Winter, 6 East Ninth st.

DOOMMATK—Wanted, lady roommate;XV pleasant front room: board if desired.255 West Fifth.

ROOMS—

People looking for pleasantrooms, en suite or single, furnished orunfurnished, cnll 415 East Seventh; alsorooms furnished forhousekeeping.

ROOM—For rent, with or without board,ina strictlyprivate family, a very pleas-

ant front room and alcove, with all modernconveniences. ina very u'ood neighborhood:ten minutes' 1walk frompostoflice; referencesexchanged. Address V23, Globe.L>ICEST., 251—Corner College ay.—Nicelyi-V lurnisbed front room; suitable for two";private family.

SELBVAV., Nicely furnished, largoiront room with alcove; also bedroom

with modern conveniences.

SEL.BY AY., 2ittj—Furnished room, suitableO for two, on ruble line: private family.

SKLBY AY..283—Two furnished rooms,U gas and bath.

SKf.IiY AY., 2SU—Furnished front; roomand closet cheap, to rii;ht party.

EVENTH ST., l!«i!2 WKST—

SecondU Floor—Two nice furnished rooms forgentlemen.

HERMAN ST-, ;ji'_Ttiree or sis rooms;cellar; tirst-class; private house: central.

OiXTH.128, WKST-Elegantly furnishedkJ rooms; electric light,bath; excellentventilation; fine view.

V-HITHAY.. 135—

Furnished rooms on sec-\u25baJ ond floor:modern conveniences; near ca-ble mid electric curs.

SMITHAY..237—For rent, a small, nicely jfurnished room; modem improvements-

private family.

SMITH AY.. Corner Sixth—Pleasantfurnished front room: private family.

SMITil AY., 81—Two furnished roomsand one nufurulshed room; modernimprovements.

V'TINSON ST.. 295—Near Western Ay.—A-J For rent, five rooms with city water;pleasant location.

ST. PETE itST., (573—For runt, furnishedana unfurnished rooms; gas and allmodern conveniences.

PETER ST., 529-For rent, two un-\u25baJ furnished front rooms, cheap.

ST. PETER ST., 555—A front room, and•also a side room, for rent.

V^T. PETER ST., 515—

Suite of three**-> looms, furnished, suitable for lighthousekeeping or two gentlemen.

ST. PETER ST., 457— Five ucfuruishedk-J rooms.THOMPSON AM) PLEASANT—Fur-I- nished or unfurnisned rooms on carline: single or en suite, with or withoutboard, suitable for lighthousekeeping; pleas-ant location.'PENTH ST., 31. EAST-Elegantly fur--L nished front parlor and side room.

TENTH. 52. WIiST-Horst Block, ThirdFloor

—Three pleasant unfurnishedrooms.

'PHOHAS ST., 45:;— For rent, live rooms.

IULTOX ST., ts2— One nicely furnishedJ- room ina private family.

TTAN- SLYKE COURT. 312-Off Broad-v way—Large front room: also singleroom, furnished: all conveniences. -.

'ABASHA ST.. Over Bank-Fur-»» nished rooms by the week or month.

WABASHA ST., 552—Furnished rooms»* t&rsnt: first-class; bath.

WABiSUAST.. 424—Over ilealey's Dry»» Goods Store— Nicely furnished frontrooms for rent.

/ABASHA ST.. 457-Nicely furnishedV* front rooms for tent from $4, Si,;4 p.

WABASHA ST.. t-40-Nicelv furnished»» front rooms, with or without board;ail modern conveniences and rea.-onable. •

"AUASHA.-KSU—Corner Tenth St.—Furnished rooms tor rent: pl;ice quiet.

MKOiVCTiK<. dretaking. 314 CoPborne st. :reasonable terms.-

'.'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 11OAKU".WASTED.BOARD

—Wanted, board aud room with,JJ _- Catholic family byyoung man. AddressO is, uiobe.

BUSINESS IH.4>'«!K>.

IBUYor SELL *% HOUSES, ( ;

A HOTELS,\ SHOPS, ( '

X FARMS. f& STOKES. (

0 KESTAURANTS, \u0084% BUILDINGS, f

% BARNS, *'& Or anything else that you may i» have to sell or wish to buy, by «\u25a0

0 using the"

5 Business Columns of the Glebe. t*

miscellaneous.A.srLKNim) OPPORTUNITY

—All

established book, stationery and cigarstore in an A 1 location for sale: doing i.good business: don't call unless you meanbusiness. 134 East Fourth st.

BLACKSMITH wanted in the villas-L> of Simpson. Minn.,on Winona &South-western railroad: good shop and tools fix-sale or rent. Address S. li.Brown. Simpson.31inn.

pONTECTIoXEKY for sale on accour.v-> of poor health. 566 Broadway.

FOR SALK-Dairy of (50 cows; pood cen-tral routes; horses, wagons, etc. Wit

Globe.OK SALE CHEAP— Horseshoeing an

wagon shop doing a good businessreasons, party leaving towu. Call or addres-A. 8.. Globe.

GOOD liverybusiness for sale cheap. O. G.Mack, Stewartville. Minn.

'"Plliigoodwillof lay business of twenty-L fiveyears' standing willbe eiven awawithout money or price; fixtures for salecheap: to the right party Iwilltake a smal.interest as special partner. H.P. Grant, No2SS East sixth st.

BOABD OFFERED.

iYou CAN BOARD f$ RICH WAN. [i POOR MAN",

*'5 BEGGAR or <\u25a0£ THIEF, (d AND THEY (

A CAN FIND\ ROOMS AND . *? HOUSES THAT it WILLGIVE (d THEM RELIEF. 1&^

BOARD—Front alcove room fot rent wit:board. 311 West Third st.

BOARD— Front alcove room with boardnil-conveniences. 522 Cedar st., Lyil

Terrace, opposite Capitol.

BOARI)-;m:i North Washington St.; pleas-i-> ant. nicely furnished and unfurnishedrooms with board, opposite Rice park.

BOARD—

Koom and board for gents i:private family. 27!» West Seventh st.

BOARD—'The Miner"—Pleasant roomsmodern conveniences: ina central lo-

cation; also day board. 162 College, corn-Sixth.

BOARD— rooms with goo.:table board. 476 Cedar st.

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BOARD—Good board and rooms for ladle ,and gentlemen at 220 Thirteenth st.

BOARD—A quiet family of refinemen'having two connecting furnished roomwish a plain gentleman and wifeor two gentlemen to room and board; best locality o-hill. Address Vlit.Globe.

EiOaku—

a private family on hill, Sum-'nailare., will take gentleman toboaiv

and room. Address V 25, Globe.

BOAill)—Furnished front rooms wit!board :use or gas and bath. 147 Pleas

ant ay. ;also table board.

BOARD— airy rooms with boaid$4.50 per week; rooms tor one or two

231 Spruce st.

BOARD—Furnished rooms and table boa-.cheap. 4:tl St-lbv ay.'

BOARD—Large, airy rooms and bath forrent, with board; pleasant summer loca-

tion. 13J1 Wabaaha.

BOARD—

Nice furnished room with board :(io'clock dinner, 52J Cedar st., come.

Tenth.

BOARD—

Furnished front room,~"w"iT!board, for one or two gentlemen, in pr

vate family; no ether roomers. 2al University ay. west.

BOARD—

rooms with board, i:;lanre modern house. 210 East Ninth*si.

BOARD and rooms; good looation; largegrounds and trees. 40;; Summit ay.

BOARD and nicely furnished rooms,beautiful shaded lawn. ii::i!idinner; rei-

erenceii. 151 Summit ay.. corner Sixth st.

BOAKD—Afew gentlemen or ladies canrindhome board in a private German

family.544 Canada st.

BOARD and nicely furnished front roomswith hot and cold bath; modem;

prices: about fiveminutes walk from Thirdst. 110 South Robert st.

BOARD—Pleasant furnished front room,with or without board. 131 Smith, cor-

ner of Sixth st.

BOAKD—

Nicely furnished front roonwith alcove,, modern conveniences am:good table board near business center. 2;

East Tenth st.

BOARD—

A refined German privatefamily wishes to take one or two gentle-

men boarders; house modern, with allcon-veniences, near Seven corners; tine roomsand A 1 table; references exchanged. Address C 64. Globe.r YTLtTKKKACK-r.isCedar— For rent.J-i one front room: also single rooms, withboard: gn«. bfllh. etc.

MUSICAE,.

UKAXKSTOLLWKKK,piano tuner, re--r pairer of nilkinds of art instruments:first-class work guaranteed: music furnishedfor parties, receptions, etc. Office at FreeKnitsDrug Store. 440 vVabnsha St.; Telephone li"J5-t: residence. 712 Yorkst.

LOST A3l> roilSiIX

COW LOST—Asmall red cow on St. Peters Monday night: ears punched. Returnto 390 Coma »nd receive reward.

OG LOST—St. Bernard female dog. Re-turn to TilSt. Peter st. and receive re

ward.

HOK»I6 tAi&T— mare. Finder . willplease return to No. 10 Fil'more ay.

UMBJUXLA- gentleman who leftan umbrella in the Globe office can

have the same by calling and proving prop-erty. \u25a0-

IJISTKi CTIO3S.

ALADYWILL GIVE PRIVATE LES-sons in English branches. Si a weeK(three lessons). Address N40, Globe. •\u25a0

ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OK Mlsitand Art.26 East Exchange St.. St." Paul—

Piano, violin,guitar,and mandolin' taught.Lemons given'indrawing and painting. Call •

or send forprospectus...

WANTED-Lessons in German or Italianin exchange for lessons iv French

language. H 10". < 'v be \u25a0 .'

WAN! See ifthe Globe :111 as a want mcdi- \u25a0

urn is not morepopular than all ;:

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