iJ^JS &AWT;PAUL-DAILY :GLOBE: -SA^XJEDAX MORNING, SEPTEMBER ?\ k i_*_r<s.

AXIOMS OFFERED.

A SIRE DAITOSfETEB-

A xU boy who ,ells the papersend lie will tell on more about' illation than till the affidavit-(iiat can be published. Just try itmid you willbo (ozsvinced that iheGlobe leads all.

WANTS CAN RK LICIT

At the Following Locations TorInsertion in Daily and SundayGlobe.

—-M.I). Merrill.44':Broad way.S. 11. Beeves, druggist, Moore block. Seven

corners.C. T.Beller. drnsgisL r2S SL Peter streetfc'troight Bros., dilegists, corner ofRondo '

fend Grotto.William K. Collier, druggist, 100East Sev-

enth street.A. T. Guernsey. dnigirisL 171 Dale street.V.A.Hire*her. druggist, 225 R0nd0 street.Parker & tt estly, diuggists. _._.- East Third

unci.

E. McCrudden. confectionery. -96 Ricestreet.

W .A. Frost &Co., druggists, corner Selbynd Western avenues.B. J. Wine, druggist 800 Market, corner

Fifth.

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V I. <-.A GEKTS WANlM!i

—Ladies or eentle-

A mem to introduce and control the saleof the patented New Moon Embroidery andDarning Ring: A new invention for doingellkinds if fancy work nnd mending, byband ormachine. Copyrighted book of in-structions for use on tlie sewing machinefree with order. Liberal com missions and aclear field. Sample ring by mail and lulli-nnicnlars tor-.r. cents, T-be uhio NoveltyCompany, I!c. Cincinnati O.

A«i N"l*>wanted, both ladies and gentle-men: article sills on sigut: no capital

required: can make Si a diiveasv. 167 WestThird. .

BAKB wanted at 6_2 Selhv, foi Satur-day;SI.

- __BAKU X wanted for Saturday; $*4 and

board. ft--. __hs| 'Ihir.l st.

BAKU.It wauled at Frank Bahr's, .8 JEast Third sL. Drake Block.

BAKB it wanted for Saturday at 311 Uni-versity ay.

BAIt It—

W anted, first class barber.Jesse Martin, 00 South Wabasha et..West St. Paul. . _

DAKBtlt wanted. 6b East seventh el

BI.A' X MTH—

Wanted, good l.lack-smith forplow v oik aid horseshoeing;

German preferred. Apply John E. Knoerr,Norwood. Minn.

C K.Alt• .ihl.i. wanted: steady work;S6 to S .*.. J- E. Lever.-, Eureka. S. P.

FAKM W-ohK—

Man and woman jo workonfarm: steady employment. Address"

E 102, Glebe.

iwrVIM-.s TO THK PUBLIC!'—Our com-yJ pleie salesroom at 419-41! fcibley 6t.Pruden Stove « i.ui|.aiiy.

ALKM.IK.-, to sell Baking Powder. WeO potour goods in Glass KollinePius. $Simonth and exuewes, or commission. ChicagoBaking Powder Co, '.07 Van I-uren sL, Chi-cago, aig^aa

SAI.LN.iiAN—v. ani. '. salesman for com-bined line ciders and cigars. Address

California (ider Co.. Chicago. 111.

SAUSAGI.HAKKi —Wanted, a Irsi-clasasausanemaker. Aodiess Postoffice Box

518. Two Harbor*. Minn.

SAlA_\ (». Ulj.JllsMoX to aseutto handle the Patent 1 mica! Ink-Eras-mc Pencil :iht most useful and novel Inven-

tion of the age: < rases ink thoroughly in twoseconds; woiks likemagic; -00 to;du percentirofit;agents making j^u)er week; we alsowant a general at-ei.l to luke charge of terri-tory, and hi ]iini-iii be. nis; araiecbancelo make mot write for terms and speci-men oferasing. Monroe Eraser __ifg.Co.Xs\u25a04, La Crosse. Wis.

SOLICITOR— '.\ anted, experienced anver-XJ vertising solicitor. Room 124, GlobeBuilding.

tjoiili.oils.- Wauled, men of energyfJ and tact to solicit for jfeBankers' LifeAssociation ofM. Iaul. Minn.: Lleral con-tract and splendid lerriiorvciinbe secured byrddrcssing ( 1.-mnce E. ________ \u25a0\u25a0 i.I'aul. Minn.

STI N. (.BACHilv.-—i\u0084ii;i oa-nt stenog-raphers and typewriter operators out ofemployment are invited to register theirnames aud qualifications with our employ-

ment department: no ehart-e to either em-ployer or employed. Wvckoff, beamans __edictw Enst f-inniisi.

SoLICITOKS—

Live solicitors in everyJ town in Minnesota: money makingbusi-

ness. Call or address **» Court Block, i

A*J ANTLl>—Addresses of energetic men>V - and vein- wanting lermanentwork: $dU a week guaranteed; exj-erie: ccuunecessarv: goods monopoly: pay sure;system feci; office iinu delivery teamfurnished; terms free. Address X '77. Box7...3. Boston. Mass.

WANTr.li—y..ung people to learn teleg-»» rapby. shorthand, boon keeping. etc;

students can make board. Globe BusinessCollege. Endicolt Building.

Will SSOO Help You OutfitIt.! We oO' r yort the Mil.-A« ncj*formi article that is Wanted iv EveryHome ami ludi -|>c- sable in liver.Office, something lhat MiLLs ATiII.RT. Oilier articles sail rapidly atdouble (lie* rice, tlioiuiinotaii-wir-ins: the purpose ti.liso well. Youcan make from ."-00 to STOO in threemonths introducing 11 after whien it willbring A Steady, Libera] laconic, ifproperly attended to. Ladies do as well asmen in town or counirv. Don't JrlinMThi*< hanee. Write at once to J. W.JONE*., tlaiiager, >|>rlu_:Ueia,Ohio.

I015 SALE.

BOH.Xit—

Cheap, one twelve-horse powerboiler: also one sixty gallonsteam lard

JackeL almost new n 4 li.ii-ert st.

ClliCK.N*-'—

chickens and good cowto be sold I'ti bast Lawson sl

fl/lAl'l-r.AM)I'.IKCU_ L001.1.N0 nt

ITA Jackson and l-iihsis. Thompson ACo.

SAMPJLK MOVE- and all odd sizes atwholesale cosl Pruoan fetOTe Company,.ACJ-iiibibia^r-,

\ ALL LADIES 5\ ---*: —

DEBIIIIKO—•*

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j-J HOUSEMAID-* %A

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\u25a0 >\ KITCHEN' <_IKI_S•\u25a0"*-\u25a0"\u25a0'-\u25a0- V'{ " PANH.Y .;i-Hi.S__ #l> r- AMBERS

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!_" WASHWOMEN— A(j-T—r -COOKS \,)

~ NUKSES- *<ft Or any other kind of-HELP. 'can SB- iv . cure thera byadvertising in.taa _Z

s> Globe Want Columns f_VS_V-^^^l*-*cv,-^ *tt**''*/%.^,•*%/*\u25a0«

Four aIs.'~

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COOK— Wanted, good took fur generalJ housework; references required. 635

Davlon nv. \u25a0-'-'\u25a0"-_. _.'-:•' :.-.*:-

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HODS•• won

—Wanted. tr<.>\u25a0 id girl in

family of two:none but experiencedgirlneed apply. Call at 5. Wet Fourth st.

HOUSEWORK— G_r] for general house-work. Apply23 IgiehnrL. '..

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HOUSE WOKK-Good girl for generalhousework. IC-'J Partington ay.

OUTWORK— A good grrl for generalhousework. Cali nt 338 lvsi Tenth St.,

Saturday morning between (land 11.

HOUSEWO--K— Girl ranted for generalhousework at 411 Igleharl st. . '

notsr-WOiih- TwogirN wanted at '.2813 .Pleasant ay.

HOUSEWORK— pit. for general, housework in small family. Call Lx-

celsior Dairy. '21 East Seventh, ai9 a. m.

LORRAINE SCHOOL OF hki».catting, at414 Wabasha st.. room 2.

-_/-»ri-_N TO THKriißLlC!"—Onrcom-v_/ plele salesroom at 400-411 Sibley st.

Prnden Stove Company.

"pEACHKK—Wanted, a teacher for _»__•* dergarten and primary courses imme-diately. Applyto Mrs. 11. £". Thompson. :\u25a0»-:.Woodward ar. •

HOARD OFFERED.

iY^CAN BOARDIA RICH MAN. .. %A pook -ilAN, I i5 BEGGAR or I ?£ THIEF. I AA ANDTHEY | AA CAN FIND I A\ ROOMS AND

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P HOUSES THAT I Vc? WILLGIVE 1 t}A ITHEM RELIEF, J A©^_. /^-'^./^- •*£,-*?

MfIPENTO THE PUBLICr—Onr com-V./ plete salesroom at 410-111 Sibley st.

Proden Stove Company. .4

BOAKD—

Nicely furnished rooms, suitablefor two gentlemen, witn board. 576

Cedar st. . -. \u25a0-'.. .:...'.;.-. \u25a0-.'.-•>:-..:-'—'.

BOAKD—Large alcove room forrent, wilhboard. ti33 Wabasha, corn*r Iglehnrt.7

BOAKO— Koom -and board for two gen-tlemen; references. 151 summit av.";

BOAKO—Front alcove room for reut withboard; suitable for two: also table

board. 3UI Wert Third st.

BOAKD—Half-block from tie "Albo.i"you can get road tnble board at moder-

ate prices. 42 » Selby ay.

BOAKD—

Nicely furnished .oms withboard: all conveniences; use of parlor

and library. 125 East Ninth st., corner ofRobert.

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BOAKO—Lylie Terrace, '2- Cedar— Forrent one from room and one single

room, with board.

BOAKD—

Pleasant furnished rooms; rentreasonable; witn or without board. *

158Pleasant ay.

BOAKD—For strictly first-class board,room and accommodations at moderate

prices, inquire at No 7 Lyons Court, on Sib-ley st.. between Ninth and Tenth.

UK NORWOOD— IOI Eiuhth SL. Near.Sibley— Front rooms and board, $1.50 to

$6 per week: transients, Si per day.

I.*PHI_ HIN'KK"-Desirable rooms andA bofiid can Ic secured for the winter:,excellent location for business people. 102

Co lege, corner Sixth.

HORSES AM) CARRIAGES

IHAVE YOU A 55 HORSE. %J CARRIAGE, "SS ?W PHAETON. £_£. t0 VICTORIA.- (A HARNESS, A1 SLEIGH, l-? ass puny or fJ ' feSf JAUNTING 4

<£ CART A9 To Sell, or do you want to Buy one? &A Trythe columns ol A

5 THE WANT PAGE, ?? <*_L^^*^%^^-%^*^v%^^^^

FOX SALE—One fine hrougham and Tcart cheap. Address X is. Globe.

FOX SALE—R's ibe linn,;, lbaveaveryhandsome T cart that Iwish to dispose

of:price isno object. Address S 314. Globe.

THEUSE- of.a good horse for its keeping..Address At 10', Globe.

' -.TWO V.RY GOOD MARKS with COlts:

one trotting stallion, sire NutwoodMambrino. -.-four years old. very promisingand tine driver:Que good horse, weighs1,200,good driver.. 216 Pleasant ay.

IyA.NTKbto KUV-Two-wheeled cart»» in good condition. 1)1 1. Globe.

WASTED TO RENT.

HuUSt-—

\\anted for personal occupancy,an unfurnished house (eight or tea

rooms), -with all modern conveniences, onst. Anthony hill. Address Col. C. V. Bvrne,17 S. Army."The Aberdeen." : :.... ".

f>O • M-—Vtanted, five unfurnished roomsV for housekeeping, within ten minutes'

walk of Seven comers. Address D102, Globe.

MISCEEEAAEOIS.

F.iK SALt—

A person about to leave thecity has a veryneat rockaway that must

be conVerted into some cash. Write ms: itwill be your gain and my loss. |Address E

3U2. Globe. \u25a0

STORES AM*FIXTURES

BILLIARDANDPOOL TABLES AND BILLIAKOSUPPLIES; Warerooa 405 and 407;.Office and Factory 4iiaud 41i Fifth avenuesouth, 'At-" '-'"\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0?>_ .a^a.

IYOU WANT WORK.*

W«

Find it by usini-' the Globk ©A Want Columns, aud you can be AA eiiip-oyeti as XA AGENT. CLERK, _V

0 BOOKKEEPER. %A STENOGRAPHER. XA SECRETARY, jPAHostler, Gardener or Mttn-of-Ail- j!§ Work. Ja ..DON'T BE IDLE.. %A While the Globe is at your service, p >

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A YOUNG 31AN;twenty ols. wouldlike work. Address 308 Uoodhuest.

AN AUVANCrI) STIDi.M' desires achance to tutor Creak. Latin ormathe-

matics lor board and room white pursuingfurther studies. Address i':.l.'. Globe.

AN fc.\i-i;tttKN«Ki> merchant, officeman and accountant now outof busi-

ne; s wants a lew young people to take pri-vate lessons in bookkeeping at bisoffice ortheir residences; char es reasonable. Ad-dress 1* (>. Box 23*1. .*-'.. Haul.

B.V!-. KM—

(,oo<ibread mil}ca£e baker. SPtiKite St.. St. Paul. \u25a0

BAHTh.MIIiK-Yonngrean.ninemun_hs'ex] erience. wauls to Bnisb trade. Ad-

dress I<i7. Globe. > :|_>ILLCLKSb- Situation as bill clerk orAA bookkeeper: be-i reierencc-s. A. T.J.,71"First ay. sotnh. Minneapolis.

BOoi.Kt.i.l'EK-Wanted, by an experi-enced bookkeeper, competent to lake

charge of any set of booksTemiiloymeiil i::some goodbo*j>-e or manufactory. AddressA33. Globe. •

-- .BooKKtfcriiK—Competent man desires

positiou inretail store* can keep books,b.stt city reference-. Address Kla,Globe.

BOOKKKKI'KK—No. 1 bookkeeper de-sires position: good penman, under-

stands .jingleand double entry: can changethe books from single to douoleor dotii Ieto

\u25a0sin leentry :steaks, reads English and Ger-man* his bad fiveyears' exnrrience in bus-iness: lias good reference. Address hiW.W.. 11 *.' Fourth st. north. .Miiineapol.s, Minn.

BOYS I«>K li.At place* for boys:employment bureau for poor boys. free.

Newsboys" Ciub hoi.vi.iii.i Wabasba sl.;oneufrom ilo J a. m.. and from 7to•• p. m;-.*.

Br icut:—

German, would like-a'posi-lionin a shop. J. Ruhland, 2*.*7 Seventh

st. beast Minneapolis.

CtAT.-.Ri.K—Any the services-* ofa colored man t\ho can furnish eood !references tod.. catering or butler's work in-family;apply or a Uiress 2*.3 University ay.

CAJtKTAKKKS— Wanted, position by

competent man ami wire totakecarebfflat and rooms; no children. P. 11. Ward,2:1Spruce st, -';-..;

CtAK--IA-_.3IA__.KK, ei_hi years' ex-\u25a0> perienee in leading shops of St. I'aul,

would likea good jobin it Western-town orc ly. Address Aa '.'. Globe.

CL -.Kb—Ayoung man would like clerk-ingofany kind; two years' exi«riei:ce

in grocery business. Address V _$!& i.'lobe.

CI.OI'HINU sAI.i.MIA.N-Ati A No. 1.clothing and furnishing goods :,:itsmauwants a situation. Address (lj4. Giobe. j..CO.VI Si.MA.s wauls a~Mtnaiiou ina pri-

vate family: first-class horseman; sober:or taking care ot horses. "uidit.^s EdwardBrown,St liennis hotel. -

DStlVr.ii—

Asober.industrioiis young mandesires a position driving delivery

wagon :good references lurnisued. AddressT7l. i,!..be.

DX\u25a0 YKR wants situation driving a deliv-ery wagon, or wouM like to take care of

horses for some private family: can furnishreferences. Address \u25a0).'(_ Last sixth st.

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ENGINKfcß—Experienced engineer wantsengine or steam plant to run. ~&iMis-sissippi st. 7-4 *\u25a0•'•': -'-',•\u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0'. -.'

£NGi.\Ki:R—

Ayoung man with licenseand experience wants posiiiou as engi-

neer or fireman. Address G.L.C. WestTenth st. \u25a0::.'--

EMPLOYMENT—SepL ll— Wanted, a po-sition by a colored man to work in pri-

vate family, or to work in office. or store asporter: good reference to show. Call at No.470 Robert st.. Koom No. 4. -^£«fI.o.Mr.NT-Aii OKI man. single

would like to have work. 4UI Wabasha.

EXi'r.Ktt.M.:..U office mau wains workin store, laundry or coal office; $.5 a

month. Address D 311. Globe. \u25a0_/.'•_-

Git Cr.KY CL.i-.KK—competent groceryclerk wishes situation; speaks German.

Address Grocer. 58.* Mississippi st.-

HOSTLKK—Man who is willingto makehimself generally useful, and who thor-

oughly understands the care of horses. wishessituation uf any kind. Address or call, Al-bert James, No. HIS Walnut st.

_KiCr. W..Ki.-Wanted, 'i.ositii.n in

office or store by experienced youngman; can keep books or do general hustling.Address I)312. Globe.

OFF.Cis WiiKtt— man of general. experience desires office position: both

banking and mercantile experience: satis-factory reference. Address O ln3. Globe.

Pxil>T 1I.—First-class, all-around printer_ and newspaper man would like situa-tion. Best of references. Address J. M.,300 Jackson st.

STO.nk CARVER and modeler wantswork: can do work in stone, wood or

plaster. Address D1 3. Globe. "•*,;'.-'

STKNi.GKAiHEK—Male, five years' ex-perience, open for engagement: refer-

ences. Address R. G.. 604 Jessamine St.

orKNOOKAI'HKK wants position: canO furnish machine. 28 West Coilcse. .

SlhMKiKAl'HfcK- you want a com-O petent man. stenographer and type-writer, for the winter at your own price? Ifso. address naming salary. Z 302. Globe.

V!/''''^'' FAY liberal amount to anyone»V instrumental *in securing business

position: capable, well-recommended, ex-perienced person: confidential if desired.Address olife Globe. x^-;.

"ilATCHMAN—Wanted, by a reliable.» » temperate man, aposition as watchmanor Janitor in wholesale house or store. Apply245 Eastßobie.

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OKK FOX BOARD—Situation want»V ed by a boy seventeen years of age to

do chores for board and go to school. Ad-dress S 316, Globe. _^.-7.

OKK FOX BOAKD— by ayoung man. a place to do chores for

board while attending school. Address S315. Globe.

WORK FOX BOARD—Situation want-ed by a young man to do chores for

board, while attending school. Apply 178Grove st.

OKK FOR BOAKD—A young manwants work forboard so as he can at-

tend evening school. Apply 306 Goodrichay.

YOUNG MAN withfive years' experiencein the theater would like position where

the quick handling of money is necessary;can give bond. Address X312. Globe.

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MEDICAL.

LADI :< hicliester t.l_n'__li(!.UPen-nyroyal Pills (Diamond Brand),are

the Best. Safe, Reliable. Take no other.Send 4c (stamDS) for particulars. "ReliefforLadies," inletterbv Keturn mall. ADruggists. CHICHESTER CHEISI_CAI_ CO., Pliiladephia,Pa.

THEATRICALS.' "

LYCECM• SCHOOL OF- ACTING—

Room 26, Collum Block. 27 South FourthSt.. Minneapolis

—Pupils trained - for the

stage; plays written, revised and rehearsed.-\u25a0• 3

ACCouirrAifTs.~

31.Ti_3lFi_K, «o Germania Life ln«ur• ante Building,expert and suditwork

.Tig*-***.*l_s_,- *"'• ,J_{\

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iJH'DiU.I.M TO I,till >_:

•**•»Mass.v.c treatment given inlad e.sfor neuralgia, rheumatism, sprains, muscu-lareram nervous head-it and all n hernervous dis.-:is-.-s: all ire-i.ed byan ex.\ri-enced lady familiar' wuh the' ce.eo.atedSwedlsn tnassaire* treatment*, speak- Swed-ish. German. French ami Enid sli. .MassageInstitute, 74 East Eleventh sire t. hours, yto 11 a. m. .;-:;

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its- \oti IN •!-::.ici_,i__ . —

consult:Madame Ina Walker, -liferender.'" for

faithful resume of your pus*, p.e-i-ni andfuiure. D seases of women diagnosed andsuccessfully treated; correspondent confi-dential; ladies. sue: eenilemeu, $1. M.Wa--1>«-Im St.. opposite Ifiecni.iiol.

ALWAYS It:,LlAliL:—Madame TeTt^worth, clairvoyant: business lest medi-um: thirty years' experience. UU Wabasha

city. /; ,- •

FOK-SALK—Doyou want ,ini»-e brough-am?: •!want money— and 1 wantit- lad;-*

you can have the above vehicle at an ex-tremely low figure. Address Hi". Gloije.

L/|—I'L.-.A**"'-;;call at Globe countingAj 'A* room for reply to your letter. --.-.

MKS. ALICE F. ltAl-NLLL,massage1»1 and vapor baths. 159 West Seven. h'sl.,SL PauL Minn. . - '

"\u25a0\u25a0 '.MISS Hr.LLN OKVI-.AXX—Ladies* andILL gents' manicuring skillfullydona; sal-isfacliou assured. Parlor 9, No. 27 East Sev-embst.

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MKS. DX I^ITTKK.experienced mas-sagist. 27 East Seventh St.. Parlor 1,

first floor. Hours, lo to9daily.

[1,1 !_.->. ..-.A. 'i-,-_\u25a0 .— Jl Wabasha SL—Ivl Magnetic and massaee treatment forparalytic rheumatism and nervous diseases.Clairvoyant reader. Call 1.)a m. to

-t>. m.

IXSTBrCTIO^S.

BUSINESS COL.LEGel and school ofshorthand: reliable and experienced

teachers; terms to suit the limes. W. K.iiiken, 34 East seventh sL ";-;; :

ST. AGATHA'S AC.IUa.HV _»__•* MGSICand Art.20 East Exchange St.. St. Paul-

Piano, violin, guitar and mandolin taught.Lessons given indrawingand painting. Callor send for prospectus.

WANTED,by a graduate of college, stu-dents to tutor: Latin,mathematics or

German: speaks German fluently. AddressO10.Globe. ; \u25a0

I.OST A»l> FOIiSI>. ,

RING LOST Near Hastings, on morningofSepL 12, by dropping from the Bur-

lington train, a gentleman's diamond ring:Fuil value of the ring willbe paid to anyonereturning to W. £. Magraw, Globe countingroom. 'i

DOG LOST—Liver and white spoiledpointer: right eye gone: liberal reward

for any information. George Marten,' 570Martinst. wß&t£..' **j..( \r_-.N TO THE PUBLICI"—Our com-" '

pletc salesroom at 409-411 Sibley sLPruden Stove Company. -;

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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. \Q.Q t\f\i

—BIGGEST BAUGAIN*on«?O,tIUU st Anthony hill; beautiful

residence 530 Holly ay.. between Mackubinaud Kent sts.. nine rooms find bath; altmodern conveniences; lotfiftyfeet frontage;forsale exclusively by William Canby, 6JBPioneer Press building. \u25a0"'- \u25a0

BESIKESS CHAIfC-ES.Miscellaneous.

HAMBKR OF COMJttLKCK BAR.ber shoo is for sale.

FOB SALE—

Meat market, slaughterhouse, smoke house; one spring wagon,

twohorses; everything in first-class order;good locality; willsell cheap for. cash only.Address KIOO, Globe.

;^V :DTE WORKS.AHLERT ft jftiN'TEL

—Minnesota

Steam Dye Works, 244 East Seventh.

FJ. KOCUEN— W. Steam Dye WorksA. • office. 418 Robert st., Kyan Block Work.65and 5T Indiana ay. - -*\u25a0-•- ?>

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<'<•'\u25a0 CHIROPODIST. ?J ?/:vLOCKWOOD, THK CHIROPODIST—-

*'1troubles of the feet. Endicott -Ar-cade 'ling, second floor, rooms 293 aadjp*rMW*U«h»_ltea yean, \u25a0•:** \u25a0 --:• •-.-n-J*'-*?

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Z AECT-O.V $ab.es. .

t Going-- _ Away *iuoing Away *A And don't want io store your fur- A5 in ure. im*the summer lu'catise you}?0 expect to have new Iuriiisliings in 06 Ihe fall?, (.noil sal.**..nil •ji-n.ee.v (9A prices can be obtained by iiilvei- '_%JZ ibiiwyour. -^- ~.:^V >-:_'

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A Household Furniture, Slopes, A* Kitchen Furniture, Rnjej, : 3*% Iar;or Furniiure, Dishes 55 D.ning Room furniture, and ..£J _>'e__* /foo/n / urniture,' Cha rs. - _f-

Oranything el-e you want loi' sell, by \0 letting tne eublic Know it through the 40£ Auction Columns of the Globs.

- '-"'"A'^^/9A^/^x^ l̂^^^/^^%^^h/%a>Kavanajrh A John con. An lion.

n.MlUlt.'. C.-ltCe.i--^ t-._C, aT.Public Auction—

We will sell at publicauction at the residence No ISO Wrbasha St..on Tuesday., Sept. 13th. at Ha. m.. all ihefurniture, consisting of bedroom suits, par-lor chairs, center table, couch, hall rack,bookcase, sideboard, carpets, bedding, cook-ing range; gas and gasoline stoves, dishes,cooking utensils, etc. Ifyou want bargains,attend this sale. Kavanagh A Johnson,Auctioneers, I6. IRS, 1911 Kast sixth st.

. 1.. Hollo%iay.Auctioneer.

FCKNiiT.-i. AT AtCiTON at IL6resiJence No. 394 Exchange St.. comer

ofWest Sixth. Monday. Sept. is. at loo'clocka. m.:all the furniture in the house: 201yards of Brussels and other carpets, (-evenbedroom aims, all tbe choice, clean bedding;diningroom furniture, one gas range, wilhhot water heater; parlor furniture; in facL"the house is furnished with almost newgoods only used a short time, and they areClean; don't lorget this sale for bargains. E.Holluway. Auctioneer.

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WAMED TO PUT.U/ANihllTO BUY—A second-hand t.i-

--! » » cycle must be cheap. Address 804 EastLawson st

GREAT. PIAXO BARian.

ONE ELEGANT upright Decker Bros*'piano, style 16. at

-about one-half itsvalue; ithas only been used a few month

must be sold soon. 11. C. Hunger, 107 EastThird sL

Galenic MedicalInstituteNo. 67 E. Third St., St. Paul, Man.

.ffiJ^S'^^^-sffig, nervous and chronic=___\ \sa ye r.mal°rrhoea ortfor

the cure private,nervous and chronicdiseases, md udingSpermatorrhoea orSeminal Weakness,N'ervoua Debility. Im-

' XSs^^Wstypotency. Syphilis, Go-norrhoea, Gleet, Strict-

jEgKS*cS9H^ .ure, Varicocele, Hydro-.E*\"lb§v \u25a0\u25a0^\u25a0^hI--' cele. Diseases

°'Worn

en. etc.The physicians of' \;' It c the old aud Reliable

Institute specially treat all the above diseases—are regular .graduates— and guarantee acure In everycase undertaken, and may beconsulted personally or byletter.-

Sufferers from any of these ailments, be-fore consulting others, should understandtheir diseases and the latest Improved treat-ment adopted at our Institute byreading ourbooks. --\u0084.., . _.| The Secret Monitor and Guide to Health,a private Medical Treatise on the above dis-eases, witb the Anatomy and Physiology ofthe Sexual System in Health and Disease,containing nearly 300 pages, and numerousIllustrations, sent to any address on receiptof reduced price, 'only Twenty Cents, .orvalue Inone or two-cent stamps. -

Pamphlet and chart of questions forstat-ing case sent free.*

Allbusiness strictly confidential. Officehours, 8a.m. to5:30 p.m. bundays excepted.

Address letters thus:-

GALENIC INSTITUTE,">".' St.Paul, Minn

POPULAR WANTS..___.*:\u25a0-:._'*- -.. .^ .-\u25a0

- . \u25a0y. i.t~^~_4

-SITUATIONS WASTED.- - ./\u25a0- males. >_..-•_\u25a0' -i\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0'

A—I.AKPKNi. tithas ileuty of girlsSI West Exchange: telephone ti"7. -_

Ai-AliVGKADUATi. from good acad-emy desires employment ofauy kindof

day work. Address s 312. Klobe.

APPKKNTICi—

Young girl desires po-sition as apprentice 'lo learn dress-.

making. M.P.. Globe. \u25a0\u25a0*--.

ACCOMPANIST—By experienced lady,to play indancing school afternoons, or

as accompanist to singing teacher. Address4fe. Globe. \u25a0 ,-. . . ,.-\u25a0

-

BoUaKki-PEK— Situation wanted byayoung lady as bookkeeper: understands

both siiiL-le and double entry; can furni>hgood references. c*. M.,2.4 St. Antnony ay.

BOOKKt-.EPr.R —Young lady wishesposition: has had Mxyears' exDerieuce

in bookkeeping and general office work; is agood tvpewritei: references furnished. Ad-dress Z :i6, ciope. ,CHAMDKitMA D

—323 East f-eventh,

third floor, situation wanted as cham-bermaid in hotel.

C^OOK— wauled by two compe-* Tent girls as cook and waitress:-

rest ofreference; no objections to leaving city. Ad-dress Tof ii.Globe.

C^iOMPO.siT-Hi— Young lady of fair edti--*..cation desires situation; has had tnree

years' experience as compositor. AddressV3 I..-lui-e.. .COOK— Wanted, by English lady, situation

as plain cook inprivate boarding house,or willgo as helpin kitchen, in city or ouLAddress 314, 1ilobe. .- \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0

'

'Uilii.-A young lady with experienceV-' would likeo position clerking inlakeryor conifciioiiery. Call or address K. 11.. .*.!>Stinson st

DKKSSM -KING wauled in families. 457'-tuitn ay. :'_--.

DX.s-MAI\EK infamilies iya compet-ent ban d: pood fitter and draper; refer-

ences. tIS l.aiayette ay.

DiiK-s .-AKKKfrom New York wisheswork at ladies' homes. Address D 50.(.K>i>e. Minneapolis.

DitK-'SMAhIXii-Situation to do dsess-mfiking in tamilies by French tailor

system. If.B. Bonrtmshek. 21 Dottglaa* ay.

DRr.-vMAKKK—

Experienced dress-maker would likeengagements in fam-

ilies: references, . fall or addiess 124 Westtrituist. \u25a0___

•

POVEiINKSS- A i.fsitU.ii wanted: as aAJ lnn-irv governess; good referencesgiven. Ad-lrcss X4*--. t.lote.

HOi PER— A middle-aged ladywants position as housekeeper. . Ad-

dress: St". Banfil st.

i,.»\u25a0 ..i\i.,Fir;— _

urn tent middle-« x aged woman wants situation as house-keeper in family or us nurse for invalid.Ad ress F-ill.t.lohe. 7--.;'.

HUliSKU'iHih-V'Hn;ert.by a voting lady,to do general housework iv private

family. Call at .2. Case .-L - -OIiSKK*-l-.ri'.K—Wanted, by a middle-

..-. aged lady « position ns 'housekeeper, orto take care of an invalid lady:good refer-ence. VV. W. lieetii St. Paul. Minn. -HOI.-. Kf-.i.l'DK.-Wanted, by ii_hi-col-

ored woman, position as housekeeper,laundress or genera) work; best .of -refer-ences, :.: West Exchange. ;

Hi»|l-ir.hKKl*rit—A ladyof forty wouldA j likesituation in widower's tannly, city

or country. "Address lit]Bast Eighth

HOVh WO UK —A girl "wants general:' nsework hi an" English-speaking

f;-.!i:i!y:will.work for s.msll waives.- Call or;address licaihou c. 147 Water si. '.

OIKSKWOKK— A young girl, sixteen-.years old. wishes to assist at use-

work: simili ;family. Call or address -230.Vomit Airy. \u25a0 . .:•:-.-..-

Htii'M'.U'.iKh—

Experienced gi 1 wants1

• place to do general housework. 3.8somerset st.

Hulls W_»KK— Vciy reliable girl takinglessons iii city would do lighthouse-

work; suitable home chief object: refer-ences. - Address V3st, (ilobe. \u25a0

,IVlitsI.Mi—Widow woman desires sicki* nursing; terms reasonable. AddressV4. Kb.'*?.

-.; "

ii...«,,..-\u25a0—

Two colored girls waut. t>o--i---l* lions in private family, either asnurses or general housework. Inquirein barbershop i"7;'> Jackson si.

NCKs —A young lady wishes to go toCalifornia with some one as nurse or 1

ct-ifli-aiii'.n. 11. It,It1Kast Ninth ,

SE<: i.tiiL-Wanted lyaui-l.a place:0. in private family, to do teuund work..433 Ibv v. ___________

Co.ii W.».-K— Young German girlO would like place to do second work orgeneral housework in Ismall family. 444Blairsl ..... .. \u25a0

\u25a0^KW. >».—Wanted, sewing iv families byO- experienced dressmaker: can give goodcity reference; will work cheap for thepresent. 14U Martin st.

*

L»EWlNG—Experienced dressmaker wishesO sewing in families. Call or address iiuielArlington. Seven corners.UiiWMi-Aa experienced dressmakerO would like sewing of any- kind to do athome; willcall at residence "and -give ideasandestimates on work. Address M314. Globe.

STENOGRAPHER— Alapidand accurateO lady stenographer and typewriter ofsev-eral years' experience desires position; ownsmachine: eau turuish references. Address

81--. Globe.

Slfc.Ml(i..Al-Hr;:(—

Competent . lady_stenographer ofseveral years' exDerieuce

ivneed of a po-itiou; best of references tromformer employers. Addiess L.,221 Westernay. north.

OTENOGKAEHKK - Experienced ladyO stenographer with best of city refer-ences desires position; salary moderate. Ad-dress F .HI. Globe.

Tiii.it.Ui.K-\\ anted, posit. in a milli-nery store by youni: lady:is rirst-ela^s

trimmer and can furnish good references.Address N 100. Globe. -yr-.;-

WAITRESS— Wauled, a place by an ex-perienced waitress in private family,

or would do geneueral housework. Addressid-, i.lobe.

WASHING— A lady wishes to go outwashing, housec.eaniug and ironinsr,

or to take washing home. Call at BergmanBros., grocers, 4.7 SC Peter st.

tITASIIINti—

A girl wants work by theV* ' day washing and housecleaning. Call

46 West Ninth. ....-\u25a0 .WASHING— Wanted, to go out washing. .VV ironingand housecleaning. Call at 711

.Edmund sl

WASHING—

Woman goes out washing,VV 7 ironing and housecleaning. Call orwrite to 462 Cedar st., Koom 2.

WASHING and ironing wanted to do at»v .home. Caff at 713 Thomas st

AsHISli AND IKONI.no wanted todo at home. Call at 175 ValleysL

WASHING WANTED-1 would likei washing and ironing to do at home.Call 4M Grotto «L

ORK. FOR BOARD-Wanted, place-to work forboard and go to scuool. s41,Globe. -,-:-7L7

-PBESS.TIAKISG.KESSM.AKING

—Millineryand dress-maklng. Mme. E. Julien, 261 Rice•_.,between Collegeand Summit.

Minneapolis, St. Paul&Sault^.Marießy-~. >*-*w_m , T?m,,u**-lo,_ Depot—

Atlantic____e^_WA__ l?1111 forMontreal, Bowo,. andVVSfSI fj*w.l?r* '

eaT« 6:10 p. m.,ar-ilm9iSM rt™? 55 !;.m.dally. Fromßro-id-ft?lm!l7*7- Oepot, foot 01 4ih gt., Wis.fllTlt™ in*-UxMlleaves 8;33 m..arrives\^r__\*A__(\ 50 ™. dally ex. Sunday. St.

«^fc CroixFalls accommodation leavesS^s_pf»""™ »p.m., arrives lu-.loa.in dally ex.

-—\u0084

-Sunday. Minn. div.local forMi-cot, Oakes and intermediate point) leaves 8.8

-a.m.,arrives 660 p.m.dallyex.Suudav. 1Glenwood

local leave* Minneapolis 8.85 p. m., arrives .30 am,daily-_tJ_ta__ajr, City ofilc*,«i.iiobart*

FOR lIIAT.

... PARKER _fc WINNI-:, ::Rentins Agency.

H..V Agents for Care ofProperty,Estates managed.

v__.'J .145 East Fourth Street. ;_--: .v

J. W. i-anl, MEut4tla St.,

RENTS HOCSKS, SIDICES. OFFICES,.- acts as owners' agent: collects rents.

"-\u25a0 ;_." \u25a0'•\u25a0\u25a0: -r--.:.\u25a0\u25a0 House*.

COTTAGE of four rooms; water andsewer connections; no children. Apply

2:1Norrls sL. . ._._"-_ '\u25a0

HAVE Y--ITC wall paper cleaned now:- we guarantee our work. Call at 482Wabasha sl and leave your orders. B. L.Tompkins.., . ./.-_

HOCafe— For rent, 7.1 Iglebart st, a de-sirable new house with all modern con-

veniences and barn; willrent low to a goodtenant, inquire Owens Renting Agency or;S. E. Keller, at A.H. Simon's, seventh andJackson sis. . ~~

HOUSK—Part of private house, corner St.Clair. Colliorne sis. :sewer connections.

HOUSE— bouse, furnished, and barn,426 Holly ay., for reuL W. H.HarL

Globe Building.

H-.C-.i_ KENT—Furnished house;f&iSt.Peter St., between summit and

College ays. Withiu ten minutes' walk ofbusiness center; nrst-class neighborhood;all modern conveniences; storm and screensash for every window; rent only $50. In-quire at house. " • •

-i/.-. ;r

HOUSt;— >mall house corner Earl andMaryland: willrentchean.

HoCsii—For rent. No.411H 'rove sl: flout-ingon the park. D. 1). Smith, 7_*_. Man-

hattan block.

H.11.-i.- For rent. 521 Robert st.. moderneieht-room house; convenient tobusi-

ticss; $'.&. 4.V2 Dayton ay. i.y.'-z~.

VJCHt-OKOUit A DICKINSON, 10 EastO \u25a0 Sixth, for carpet cleaning, feather and !mattress renovating and upholstering.

TAVIOil's K_.>' -TNG A« CV—

GLOBE BUILDING —WE RENTHOUSES. STOKr.S. OFFICES. TAKECiIARI.E OF RENTED PROPERTY ANDMAKE collections. .-.-. y.^y-:

/"^Flats.

THE VJKGINIA-Faoing Central Parkand East Mimmit Ay

—Tweniv house-keeping apartment* Hour for rent):location

and buildingfinest iiithe city; siricllvfirst-class; elevntoc steam beaL electric lig'hL allhardwood floors, hardwood finish,gas range,gas .grate, a.Teens, shades, etc. Applyatelevaiior for circular, etc.. or to F.S. Bryant.

FLAT— d flat. Defiel block. Sevencorners: Abbey flat, willrent whole or

inpart lo suit tenant; steam heat, bath and'I."***- . . - 'jif.;.;.....

PLAT-For rent, two flats on Wacouta st.*\u25a0 Applyat 2 1 East >eventfa st. \u25a0-. r:

ROOMS— Furnished or unfurnished. Thecolonnade, 'leuth and SL Peter sit;

tirst-classrestan rant.~*'~~-:'>*>

Rooms.

A—hotel Brunswick; for gentle• men only: fifty modern steam-heatedrooms by day, week or month.

C1OIXKGK0 IXKGK AY., 1<), EAST—Pleasant fur-* nished room for rent; modern conven-iences. . . . \u25a0-•:•.

EIGHTH ST., 105. KA-T-IheMalvern-Furnished rooms: u«e ofbath, hot and

cod water: rent very reasonable.

PXCH \N.i-- (ii.,'-. 4.M NO iH—

One*Aj nicely furnished trout room suitable fortwo gentlemen t'alsd board, ifdesired. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*"• ;

1J»1F1 il __\u25a0„• 2»#. WKST-Third Fl t-A- Nicely furnished rooms; sicam heat, gas,and ailmodern conveniences.

FCJ.I.i'.K ST.. i,s9—Lower :*art--modern:cheap to good tenants. Applyat preinises. -T-:.'-.._-' _\u0084-....-,

'

r *KttVis ST..::.3-For rent, one furnishedvX room. lan;e alcove:, all modern im-provements: nice location; fifteen minutesof the court house.t.r\PKN Tt)Tfir;PC BLrCI"— com-\J,\ ptete salesroom at 4.U-411 Sibley sLPruden Stove Company.

OLlViiST.. 024— For renL a large front al-cove room in vat- family:all mod-

ern conveniences: good neighborhood: with-in fifteen minui-s' walk of.-central part oftown: two blocks from street cars.

PL A8ANT AY.. -Near Corner Tnird—Newly furnisned rooms, with or with-

out board, for ladies or • emlemen.

R..0.U.S—

Furnished orunfurnished. TheColonnade. Tenth .and St. Peter sis.;

first-class. restaurant.'"'

o*_V__*.NTH, 42"> V¥t.M-Five rooms fur-O nished- for housekeeping: liano: mod-ern improvement^: references required. .ST. I'fcitll ST.. 77-Kyan Block—For

rem, two nicely furnished front roomssuitable for two geutlemeu, with steam beaLgas and bath.

T. P..Te.lt si., 45s— Furnished rooms;steam heaL gas and bath, ."' ,-J;,'7*.

B*'.F*4**r_K, 4Ai—

Utopia—Pleasant frontO rooms, single or en suite: modern im-Drovements: board ifdesired.

"

TENTH. 414, EAST— Gilfillan Row—

. Rooms, furnished, $4 to &1Umouth: onefront, with alcove. ,^_:'r\I7*ABASIIA. Corner Tenth St.—V* —

Furnished rooms forrent: olace ouie-L

YOUcan get stove repairs forall kinds ofstoves at American Stove Repair Works,

I^B est Seventh.

TORE KOOM forrent. No. 2.5 chestnutst InquireFrank J. K.Aiple, Stillwater,

Minn.

Miscellaneous.

FOX KEN for milkman,very good place:plenty pasture; city limits. Inquire

216 Pleasant ay. ;-'-- :7

Proposals lorBuildings.

US. INDIAN SERVICE, CROW CREEK• and Lower Brule Agency. S.D., CrowCreek. Buffalo Couutv. S. D.. September 9th.lfc-9-i.

—SEA LEl** PROPOSALS, indorsed

'\u25a0Proposals for Buildings,"_»adiaddressed to

the undersigned at Crow creek. Buff.iloCounty. S. D.. willbe received at this Agencynntiloue o'clock P. M."of-'Monday, October2nd. ISU3, for furuishing'alf nacessarv ma-torials and labor and e&ptirigand complet-ingon the site selected *"_<-r-Xor on the LowerBrule Indian Reservation, S. I*3one (I)frame office or administration building: one(I) frame grain house; one (I)frame carpen-ter and pHint shop; one (1) frame wheel-'wright and blacksmith shop; one (1) framehouse .for physician's quarters, and one (1)frame guard house aud policebarracks, all inaccordance with the plans and specificationswhichImay be exami neJ at the offices of theBuilders' Exchange, at. Paul. Minn.; theBuilders' Exchange,

-Omaha, . Neb.: the

"Tribune.'' of7Si'.ux City, lo.; the "Dakota-

DemocraL" of-Chamberlain. S. D.. and at

this agency, jA form of proposal is attachedto the specifications.

-The right is reserved

to reject any or all bids: or any pariofanybid, ifdeemed for the- best interest of theservice. All•'bidders \u25a0 will•\u25a0 be held to con-form to the provisions of the Act ot Congressapproved August 1, !«___, relating to the limi-tation of the hours of daily service of me-chanics and ',laborers employed. upon thepublic worts ofIthe United States and theDistrict ofColumbia. . Proposals must stateseparably the proposed price of each build-ng. »'jd the period of time proposed tobeconsumed in tbe erection.

- .. --\u25a0"

""CEI'.TLFIED CHECKS.

i Each bidmust be accompanied by a certi-fied check ordraft upon some United StatesDepository or solvent National BaiiKinihevicinityof the residence ot the"bidder, madepayable to the order of the Commissioner ofIndian Affairs, for at.least five pcs cent ofthe amount of the proposal, which check ordraft willbe forfeited to the United States incase any bidder or bidders :receiving anaward shall fail to :promptlyexecuiea contract with good and sufficient sureties, other-wise to be returned to the bidder.

-Bids ac-companied by cash in lieu of a certified

check will.not be . considered.. For furtherInformation as to location of the buildingsites, means of transportation, etc.. etc.

-ap-

plyto-

FREDERICK TREON.-*TJ. a. Indian Agent.

FUSAWCIAI.

p^TONEJY^5".May be tifcht and htrd to get. bat _

you can get allyou want by asking *Al?r.l* through the Globe Finan- 49

A cm Columns, to either buy or Bell A0 STOCKS. BONDi AA MORI AGES. \A>ft BANKSTOCKS,

-:

'-'*? -:

£ GOVERNMENT BONDS ?5 BAILWAY SECURITIES. ?J VESTMENTS ™-*/ AJ of any kind or character that the 0(P financial world ban to offer or to A}get rid of. 5

A A -THE STANDARDLOANCO.•"At 326 Robert, .corner Fourth, room 5

loans money on pianos, furniture, diamondswatches, goods in storage.

L>ANKstocks a specially; bonds, com-A-» roercial paper mortgages, securitiesbought and sold. George W.Jenks, Invest-ment Banker. Minnesota Loau and TrustBuilding. .Minneapolis.

L«>A.-S on Furniture. Pianos. Diamonds.etc 13-14 First National Bank Building.

MoNn i...A> won life insurance po .icies; or bought. L. P. Van Norman\u25a0 Guaranty Loan Building. -Minneapolis

-P-JR-I-V-A-T-EMoney lotned on diamonds, watches, pianos,furniture or goods in storage at foweat rates,and small monthly return payments; notesand mortgages bought; most private loanrooms in the city, Ohio Investment Com-pany. IS.'Globe building: lake elovator.

%\'7 )*

OJTO LOANonSLPaul prop-•-'* W*j erty. William Canby, 616 Pio-neer Press Building.

) OK -*NYPAKT thereof, to loan•_._>v/\/ onimproved city property. Lam-bert 342 Cedar st. \u25a0 v

_;-

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYTfrbofc s"° Nicollet ay., Minneapolis 196 E.MItbftClO fL.St. I'iiul. Union di.|,..> l«'h chips.

leave SL Paul Union DepuL aukive.

Willmar.Morris. Brown's:05 am ValleyABreckinridge. b"»:4spm

Fergus Falls. Fargo audbS:3oam Grand Forks . b6:osam

Osseo, Clearwater and SL:30 am Cloud ; bB:QGpm

Anoka. SL Cloud andb4*3opm Willmar bll:s.amb4:_!Upm Excelsior <$: Hutchinson. bll:s3am"

Willmar. •tsioux City.{Fargo, Winnipeg. Pa-

a6:3o cificCoast a7:W amtOss o, St. Cloud. Fergus

Falls, Crookston, G.Forks, Kalispeli, Spo-kane. Great Falls. Hel-ena, Butte aud Pacific

at:4spm Coast.-.'.; al:00pmEASTERN Minnesota.

Duluth, West Superior. ."-vrv.Elk River, Milaca.hincklev, Princeton.bl.-^pm gAnoka." ..;.. h6-s'pm

a. daily;li.except >iinduv: Jltulfet parlorcars on trains to Duluth and W. Superior;thuffetslfeepers. {Diningcars, palao eleepers and free colonist sfeeniug cars.

NORTHERN PACIFIC!The Dining Car Line to Farro, Winnipeg,Helena, Butte and the Pacific Northwest._ '

M.Paul.Dining Cars on Winnipeg and : "

Pacific ('oast Twins. Lv. Ar.Pacilic Alan (daily).tor Fargo.

";Jamestown. Livingston,Helena.;Butte, Missoula. Spokane, Ta- 4:15 I3:tt

-Icoma Seattle and Portland. ... p. ml p.m.Dakota and Manitoba Exures-

(daily) tor Fergus Falls, Wahne-tou. Crookston, Grand Forks,

| Grafton. Winnipeg, Moorhead, 8:03 .7:35Fareo and Jamestown..". .7..*.. p.m. a.m.Fargo local (daily except Sun- '--.-day,.for SLCloud, Brainerd and OH)i 6:15Fargo a. m.lp. xxx-Dakota Express d.*< not<u-iweal of Fargoßunl

days. Pullman Steepen daily betweeii St. Pau.ml Grand Forks.Uraiton, Winnipeg. Fergus Falls-Wnliiwton :nd Furco. Pullman Pirut-Class andTouristSleepers are run on through Pacilic Co-.islTrains. <_.K.STUN--,CityTicket Ascot. ItiiEa_»ThirdStreet SL Paul.

T^CKET OFFICE9,

_____n"AIWAYS ON Tl'nf-.»»

TlißOnlyLina rrsS.Vi_;Te^!l 81

BAGGAGE CHECKED &oTCtef at'

TD.iilt. ;lixcept Sundar ; l^u.e Arrive(Ex. Monday. xEx.Sntiir1-iy. St. P ill St. Ino!S-t Joseph and Kansas City.... I7i.,a r7 _v.iiM.Joseph and Kansas City..„I-, Bft j.m r*«>amSioux City I_ocnlExpress

- - -j* 7 38 am r 6 10pm

Sioux Cily.Oinaha d_ Klk Hillel765 pm I7 40 am'inestnue and sioux Fulls

- -:7»"> am ;t>lupin

Winneliago and Elmore- - -

{ 7 36 am ;til'-pmNew Dim,'Iracy auJ >*lerre -- x765 pm

'7 40 am

Pulutli. Ashland ana .- uperlor 5 » 0u am iino pmliuliith• nd Superior ..... fitooi.ni Iti'mamMarshfield and Wau.au •-•-*:ti/oam ,1030 pa»ICHICAGO TRAINS— -.'•/ '„!iad ."btate Impress**- -

t fan am *,10__lpmI''**or d.8..1'alr fixpresa**. -

t OiSpm MHifipiaI"North-Western Limited "ItSlupni r T2ua.u

ifes^ Ticket Offioss: nil*nr (L_is». BtrP?t ' corner Fifth, and%

Ticket Offices: «S„ rtstreeL comer Fifth, audL'nion Depot, St. PauU

**\C!_'SXPAttZf•Daily. tEx. Sunday.; / "_Ex. Monday.Jr.x. Saturdayi :..;.;Le. Paul— Ac

tlniai'c. 'i.t!.v"--.v|>it-ss .... .-. !-:\u25a0>__... >.».<» p.aChicago '-.\u25a0*• tl-.ntic"express *iSipm *12:l!)prathicairo

'Fast .Mail" .._l~j.. •er.np in *2:1.i m

Iiiiciigo "Vestibule" Lira... *a-.lap m •73i»amChicago via Austin and Uu- \u25a0:

buque-._

_„.. :4:lopm .10-25 amDubuque viaLa Crosse 1801 a m . lv.15 pinst L.ui< and Kansas (.Ity.. «9:IS am *ii:ff) mSt. Loais and Kansas City-. .7:13 p m "|7:tsa .a'Calmar and Davenport „ -fftlaa m x-'MpiaMilhnnk and Aberdeen mm.) am tU:Upm

'Mill.ankand Aberdee-i ~ *t.-S"ij. in

•»7 4", i.a.

rMiuneanolis trains leave *":ix.ti a. m_•i2:l.\ *.-, •d:35 and tlO-^Op.m. -...For detail information call at ticket offices.

WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.• Arrive

—r- ', Depart ,

3:tupm s:wam! St Panl. 1 1:.'.=. pml.:t:.pm4*_y'pm| :l amiMinneap'lis| : M>pui[ :;?.pm_>ii'tc» miicto l!au ilniru, -mim<4

and .Milwaukee.VESTIBULEDSLEEPERS

'ly AND DININGCARS.AllTrains Uun Daily.-------.--_. .- -

"™"™--m^^~—~

—.^

jjiF^i_jV-»A'ILeaves Union Depot fortPSSB _B|_sS Chicago and dowu-riverSiltß'tPllmiß P°*uls. :,:15 p.m. Ar-&!i-lULUd_l!_-_l rives from satns coliita

B_^wfe-ffiiß*-ai

Leaves

m. Daily. Leaves -Chicago and dowu-river

|^W**ySWV%fMlUnionDepot forChicagoISSSulliM^^i aud SL Louis. 7:3 i>. vi.

Arrivesfromsama pbintiIBBS^_^S H5Si 7.:35 a

-m

-uaify.-

. \u25a0 \u25a0 • - —a••-

--CHICAGO great western railway"\u25a0 Co.

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