THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: WEDNESDAY FORKING.'777. SEETEMBEK 20, 1893. T

A MHE BAROMETER.

A»k iiit-boy who tcllsthe paufr.ami be will tell yon more aboutcirculation tban all tbe affidavitsthai ran be published. JiiMiryit

and ton willbe convinced that<• '...be. lends all.

WANTS CAN BE LEFT

At the Following Locations forInsertion in Daily anil SundayGlobe.M.I>. Merrill. -4CBroadway.S. 11. Reeves, druggist Mooie block. Seven

IC. T.Ueiier. druggist 52S St Peter streetStraight Bros., diuggists, corner ofRondo

snd Giotto.William K.Collier, druggist l'~*-iEast Sev-

enth street.

A. T. Guernsey, drnsreist 17! Bale streetV. -'•\u25a0 IlirscLer. druggist KSEondo street.

Farker &Westby. druggists, l~'J East ThirdKtreet

E. MeCrudden. confectionery. 496 Rice

W - .'• Frost i-Co.. drngp'srs. corner Selbysnd Western avenues.

B. J. Wive,druggist SW Market cornerTilth.

MTEATIOANOFFERED .'\u25a0'r tini« «..A OENTS BASTED-] or .-intie-- -*- men. to introduce and control the sale

of the patented New Moon Embroidery andburning Ring. A new invention for doing«U kinds cf fancy work ar.d mending, byband or macnine. Copy righted book of in-p»UiiCtfons for ui-e on tbe sewing machinefree with order. Lileral commissions and aclear field, Sample line by mail and tni!particulars tortt cents: The übio NoveltyCOiPfinuy. Bii. cincii.itati. O.

AGi-NTS wanted. Loth ladies and penile-men: article sei is onsight: no capital

required; can make 55 a day easy. -7 WestThird.

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BAKHKK—Kirst-<lass: wages *12per weekorMpercent: "--e^dy situation forpood

man. M. Phaien. uraeeville, Minn.

DKltjiK—Wanted, a boy to drive a gro-

cery wagon, ai.iiassist'ia ne; muMtiouesi. ouick. and not afraid of work. Ad-flress i» 14. (j'luirt-.

DRIVES—A driver wanted at Breunan'sLivery. 4<-Si. I'eter st.

Employment for 3,000 people-We want DC-mi- representatives in all

parts cf the Uniteu States to sell an articlethat is used by every oue: goods warranted:proiiis eiiormcu^: lusiness permanent audlegitimate: exclusive.! territory given* ex-perience not neeoMiry. Address Manu-facturing Company, 17?> and lbO Commercialet,Lynn. Mass.

LIBERAL indictments offered to goodmen: call lrom in to 12. W. B. Van

Norman, manager, i'.i. Pioneer Press Build-»££.fc.fAI'EN TOliih I'tKUCr-Ourcom-* *

pleie salesroom at 409-411 Sibley st.Pruden Stove iomp.auy.

PIANIST—

Warned, a pianist who is ac-\u25a0 customed to playing for dancing. Ad-dress*' 10 .Globe.pCALE^MKNlosell Baking Powder. WeO put our good- in Glass Rollins Pius. $\u25a0&.\u25a0month andext*nses, or commission. ChicacoBaking Powder to. 7uT Van Buren st. Chi-cago

ALnaoem.aki-:::— Wanted, a first-classsniisaeemiiker. Acdress Postoihce Box

MS. Two Harbors. .Minn.

SAEAiII Oil COMMISSION to unointo handle the Patent Chemical Ink-Eras-

ingPencil :the most useful Budnovel inven-tionof the ace: irates ink 'boroiigh.lv in twoseconds; works like magic: 200 toa© percentprofit:agents making SSO per week: we alsowant a general ater.i to take ..urge of terri-tory."and appoint tub uetnis: ararechance.tomake money ; w riie 'or terms and speci-men cf crasant. Minice Eraser Mfg.Co.Xs«, La Crosse. Wis.

VjOLICIIOKs-Wanted, men cf enemyO and tac-t to solicit for the Bankers' LifeAssociation of ,-t. 1aul. Minn.: l;Lera! con-trailand splendid territory can be secured bytddre-'-inir Igatgnrc ;-..sn'or. -i.Paul. MiniSTLN«jtii;AI'tifcßS

—tornDetent stenog-

I raphers and iyjiv. riier operators outofemployment aie invited to register theirnames and qualifications with our employ-Inent department: no charce to either em-ployer ur employed. Wyckoff. seamans A:Benedicts! Enst Fourth st.

1117ANTED'— Salesmen or agents: easy»> work: goou nay selling pants to order

5-t. suits 51".. Hunter luring CompanyCincinnati. Ohio.

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'-M1-I;—Men lotravel and trite orders» » for cigars: commission or salary audExpenses. Address, with s-tamn. The RioGrande Company. 106 and 10? Wabash ay..

11'ANTED—Young people to learn teleg-

»» raphy. shortbanii bookkeeping, etc.:Students can make board. Globe BusbiesCollege. Endicott Bnildine \u25a0»

I\MRIITIf»S.

DANCING SCHOO—

3CB-300 East Sev-*:>iiiSt;class Thursday anil Saturday

evenings fioms to 10; daucitigsociable Tues-day evening: special rates to punils joiningou ".-leforc -.lot ifi. M.E. Curran. Teacher.

.AGATHA'S ACADEMYOF MUSICana Art ~u £r.»t Exchange St. St Paul-

Piano, violin,guiiar and mandolin taughtLessons given indrawing snd painting. Callor send for urosr>eetus.

rjiHK.I.I>. lit>il'K.iriHAL>HOKT-A. baud Sciiool willopen its annual even-Sue sestioii Monday. Oct. '.'; faciiitifs unex-celled: instruction tne best: termsreason-e'-.l:: :-"'i i-":Pioneer Press Building.

to i:\aha.\<„e.

U- ANTED—To trade hardware stock foireal estate incitycr country. Address

E3IG. Globe.

DYE WORKS.

KAHt.i.l.I & MIN'TEI.—

MinnesotaSteam live Works. -44 East Seventh.

V J - HOCHKN—N.W. Sieam live WorksA. office. 4:*jRobert *'...Ryan Block Work.

POPULAR WANTS

--•« * «p.m *i*?.^-» «*r r«.«%*.iw.

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COOK—

.Vies! have experience and fur- inish references. Apply- at Room 11?,

German in Life building.

COOK wanted: reference required. 445 ISummit by.

COOK—

M-- -\u25a0 is- ail-around lady cook ;wanted for hotel: write, stating. wages

warmed. Addrea* Western Hon.-*. Worthing-ton. Ni.' -

ct»auty. Minn.

HOl'SKtVOUK—

A comment girl for jgeneral housework; twoin family. •-"J? |

Sherman st. ,HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a ...erman girl I

for seiii-ral housework. No. 2i6 Pleas- jant nv.

orsE\voKK--naut a cir: for general ihousework, st 533Kobert st-

HOUSEWOKK— Gir! for _.-nil house- i

1 1 work, -.v. M\u25a0\u25a0<':::\u25a0\u25a0 -l.

orsEUOl.'K— Good girl ipr general. housework. Inquire 026 East Tenth sl,corner i'ine. Wednesday forenoon.

in -r.W"fiRK— Wanted, xin to -i-:at i

generti IruMwcMrorfc. SSI seiby ay.

|.T«»l'SEWOKK— Wanted, a competentU eiri f^rieneral housework . *•*Good-rich :iv.

H'll• r « UltS

—Good gir! wanted !.1

general housework-; German .r Irishpreferred. :ilAshland a:.HOVM-.WHKK- Wanted, a good girl for

general Imiisc-wnrte at 4'~.,' Hollyay.

LORRAINE SGHOOIJOE HRKSSCCT;ting. 414 Wabasba st. lioom -. I

•»< |Pi ni"im. PUKI.It::"—it.irccm-\J plete salesroom at 4''.i-411 Sibley st.

Pruden Sto\ .- 1ooipaiiy.

POLISH I- X—

Warned at ouce. experi-enced girl polisher. French Lnr.r.dry,_

SEAMSTRESS—

Want a ....on iheptnca! costumes. Call2fll West

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fANIEO-lL' girls for general hor.se-wo:k. .'XC Selby ay.. Dry Goads -^nd" *

TITOKKMIXBOAKII-iVcnc:: or idrl.Vl tt> work forboard during winter; goodhr.me i.'i ri.-i;t tojtv. j"»7Laurel ay.

HORSES *M» CARRIAGES

IHAVE YOU AI$ .A HORSE. 5? CARRIAGE -KS fP THAETON, lri * j* VICTORIA. iJ HARNESS 2*

2 Is! JAUNTING fi£ AST 4 !9 ToSslLor do you wan: to tlar oae! 9A Try tee colnmni ol m '•

J THE WANT PAGE. |FOR SAKE— one fine brougham and T

pcarteheap. Address X2S Giobe.

FOR SAEE—lis the thing, i hxv.-m verybana-<-me lean ihftt 1 jjjsiitoUispose]

of: price i? noobject Address s :;14. Globe.

WANTh il—

IK-r-e for hi>- keeping lightdrirthgFgood care: responsible party. \".1. Itrowii.City Market.

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lost a>» Fourvi;. . j

DIH. l.v!•—Lemon and white pointer jdos named sam; return to Charles E: J

Gooctt "14 E.-ist Third st.. and receive re- Iward. \u25a0 1

Dl»«. I. ivr-HLACKAND WHITECOCK- ji.li SPANIEL? COLLAR MARKED

WILL <;oDUAKI>. LETIiIN '!<» IIOOM jIti. GLnISE. UK J. V.". TAYLOR'S « uT- •

TALK.WHITE P.KAI.': .-..!< ,POl Kl.ll'.uuh•>•-.[ ScptJ J., at Moon.' j

near corner sixtn suirl smith nv.:libera] Ireward b.v returning to William Miller. I'M IWabasha st.

PO( kiiii-tiiKJ.o>Ti— im W.-st>eventh Iiiue. pocketbook coutaiuiug.&ii: Jinder !

address D «P>, GUr.be, and receive reward.

KINGLOST—Scar llasiiugs. on morningofsept. 1?. b.v dropping fr..iu the P>ur-

liugtou train, a gentleman's diamond ring.Full value of ibe ring wiilbe paid toany one jreturning to W. £. Mngiaw.i.loi »- counting jroom.kini'li.N mi rut.I'l "-Ourcoin- j*'

plete salesroom at 400-411 Sibley st iPrnden Move I'oiiumnv.

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\ i,(io!)1. HOCKEYS!ORE. withplenty |A. of busiuess and centrally located, for \u25a0iale cheap onaccount of death. Address V

10. Globe.

AXACCEPTABLE PARTI witn $10.----i. o'*' wouldbe given a position in an es-

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tablished and successful local company. Ad- |dress W .';!">. Globe.

BARBER -shop forsale of the teat !locations in the city. worth SLSOQ, bath !

business worm $80 per numb, will sell forpSSOOL Address 11. S.. Globe. Minneapolis.

FOR >ALI.—

Half-interest ii.well-paying Iwholesale aud retail business: goodrea-

'sons for selling; small capital required. XoQ4. Globe

FOR sAEE— Good paying restaurant oflongstanding: best location: willshow

our books and the amount nf bnsiness weare now doing: $."h.pO or S-)i) will handle. IAddress B *9. Globe Minneapolis.

F'l'K'N'lTlX! ofeleven-room house to sell iA cheap; parlies leaving city; hou.se fullof good roomers, and low rent;" central loca- '.lion. Address W 314. Globe.— ,

Proposals lorBilltiling:*.1 7 S.INDIAN SERVICE. CROW IREEK 1I/• and Lower Brule Agency, &. D.. Crow iCreek. Buffalo County. S.D.. September t'th.VSa.

—SEALED PKOPOSALS. indorsed

'"Proposals for Buildings," and. addressed tothe undersigned at Crow Creek. BuffaloCounty. S. D.. willbe received at this Agencyuntil one o'clock P. M.of Monday. Octobermd. i,-'9i forfurnishing all i.rce'inrv ma-terials and labor and ereeiing and complet-ing on the site selected therefor on the LowerBrule Indian Beservation, 5. '•).. one (1)frame cSice c: administration building: one(llframe grrain house: one (1) frame carpen-ter and paint Ehop; one (1J frame wheel-wright and blacksmith shop; one 11) framehou.se for physician's quarters, and one (11frame guard house and police barracks, allinaccordance wilh the plans and specificationswhich may be examined at the offices of theBuilders' Exchange. St. Paul. Minn.; theBuild' Exchange. Omaha. Neb.: the"Tribune,"-of Sioux City. lo.: the "DakotaDemocrat."" of Chamberiain. £. D., and atibis cgency. A form of proposal is attachedtome steei Scaiions. The right is reservedto reject any or all bids or any part of anybid. ifdeemed for the best iiiterest of ibeservice. All bidders will be held to con-form to the provisions of the Act otCongressapproved August I. l^tz.relating to thelimi-tation of the hours of daily service of me-chanics and laborers employed upon ihepublic works of tne United States and ihe

iDistrict ofColumbia. Proposals must stateiseparately the proposed price of each build-ing.and the period of time proposed to be

iconsumed in the erection.CEnTtrtED CHECKS.

Each Did must be accompanied by a certi-I tied check ordraft upon some United States!Depository or solvent National- Bauit in the

vicinityof the residence ot the bidder, made!payable to the order of the Commissioner ofj Indian

'Affairs.1Torat least nvEP£j;cKNTOf

: theamor.ntTif the proposal, wbicn check orIdraft v. illbe forfeited to the United Stales inj case any. bidder t:r bidders receiving an| award shall f.-di [lo promptly execute a con-| tract wiih good n;;<j s::thcient sureties, other-Iwise ioi-e returned Tri'the bidder. Bids ac-i eompjuiied by cash in lieu of a certifiedjichecfc wjll.not 4.* censidcred. For furtherinformation as lb location of the buildingsites, means of transportation, etc.. eta, ap-plyto DKRICK TSBON.

U. a. Indian Agent..

J YOUWANT WORK.*

.# Y'.nzX it ay asinff the (JiAißt: *(2 Want Columns, aud vou_ ,-au Im >> employed aaA AGENT. CLERK. %A *00 KEEPER. %i STENOGRAPHER. \f SECRETARY. ?

Jk Hostler. -tafdsiier or Man-of-A'.l- 5* Work. W

1..DON'T BE IDLE.. $£ While the'GLOBE is at your Brerrioe. p

iHttlrz.

a »(>» wants wotjeof«uij kind. Cal: at

£\ v ..-\u25a0

fIOYS FOR PLATES, places for boys;J employtnent bureau ior poor boy?, free.

Newsboys* Club Ifooai.>l3 Wabaahit st ;?>?nfrom 11 to I;a. m.. and from

~lv**p. in.

BOOKKEEPER—

Wauted—

Can nnymerchant cr business nia:* etuploy a

good, reliable bookkeeper for the winterat a small compeniallon ? Address W l'l'i.Globe.

CARI'ET n.KAMNO-Msn wants por-tion cleaning md layingcarpet*. Call

at SJ.'i lioudo.

C- 1.t i\ Igood ilers would like workvy evenings; willwcrk cheac, t>r for bpardiAddress V101. t^obe.

COOK— siluhliou ss cooh in lumber ortuinlng camt- by man aud wifeof ex-

perience. Address X 103. Globe:

COOK—

A tirst-cIJSi all-round cjok wnnlssituation: Pawn or country. Address D.

A. ... 2tl luiversity East, si. Paid. Minn.

COOK—Wanted, situation; can do \u25a0\u25a0meatandpastrv; city or cooutry: references.

Addres« O IC.'. Giobe.

CiOOK— Vant a situation ue a iirsl classM;up Ci-ot inthe woods. Address Mat

i;-'.v MiSt. peter kLV si,. I'auLr«.»l.LH*roit—Asucce^f;.: aad reliaUev.' collector ar>d salesman wj'.nts work oncommission; city experience osi icftreuces.Address U l'.U. Gi&bt?.

EMiLMSLR-Wanted. sVani plucts torun, with power aud elepctrii.': ligms/or

for iiiating; willtake large ot small triants;best of reference. Address IIlb6. Globe.* •

EMI!--.lr'.- A young manwith lirenrses*td experience vsaiitis rposttioti as engi-

neer or lire'mau. Address O.L.V.. '\u25a0<-% WestTenth st

EMPLOYMENT-Wan ted. satiation byrood man at steady w'-rs.. Address

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L"AIIMBELT-SiUntxoa wanted 1-y manj and wifeon tartu, stock M grain:no ob-jections to going to Montana orjDakota;'i'wi:: Cityreferences ;answer tO'iay. W «!&.Gift*.

I[\u25a0ARM HAND—A young man wishe.->- '.•,>vwork on farm :cau do any repairing on

house and wagons; but be wants to learnfanning:jch!lsalary. Address fe 11*2. Glot«e.

FAKMKE-Wauted. by a married ma:;. uochildren, a situation on' a farm: t::or-

oughlvrexperienced: bestofrefererices. Ad-iltf-si;">!itvlnslow iiv..West St. Paul.

(< KOCEKYCI.KRK—Ayo-mg tt!::iwouidv_T liicposition! as grocery. c!erk la retailstoro: Xwo years" experience. Address C IK.Globe.' •\u25a0

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HOST! :—

MnTi who is wiltingto make\u25a0 himself generally useful, nv.1who thor-

ougiiiy understands the care of hor.-es.wishes situation of any kind. Ad-Jresi orcall Albert -lames. No. :tl?. Walnut s'..

HOSTLfc.lt— A young, sober -»:id rr-::ati!eman wights situation a

-hostler.' Si2

IT Situation by a No. Ihostler.-

Oi i i. 'iWikk by double-entry book-keeper ot experience; three yearn with

lastemplovers in this city:references. Ad-dresa E Id't. c:ot>e.

OKFICE H'tmti-Ayoung man of .-iirhtecn wautH position v an office: under-

stands »horihr.nd and typewriting and is agood penman. Address .110'!. Globe.

OFFICK WORK- Wanted, position inoffice of some Kind;have had eighteen

years" experience in freight and pa^pssenjerbu^ineis; thorousuly pelted in wood andcoal business, collecting or bookkeeping.Answer X lg£ Globe.

Onil ttiiKK-'iPir.nman win:, like:p-.'S.tlo;:ivoffice whe:e he couid make

himself get-eraiiy useful. Address V 1•:;,Globe.

OFPK't IVOUK—

Young mau of generalexperience de*ires office position: both

hanking and mercantile exoerience: satis-factory reference. Address <> I:;. Globe.

PORTER— Yonng, extienenced porterwoti.dlikea situation aa porter or jan-

itor: can give goou city references. SSiGrove st.

PORTER— Wanted, by a young man. situ-, aiion us porter, or work inprivate fam-ily;sood driver and milker; best of refer-ence.-. Address Q. IM.Globe. —.

Position by competent man aud wifeinhotel, mau as bartender and wife at

chamber work: no children. J. F. Word, 131Starkey st.

SAL.Es.MAN"—Wanted, position in com-

mission honse as city,talesman; a hurs-tler. Address V 103. Olobe.

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pOAl.t-MAN—

wanted either inO city or on road; experience and best ofreferences given. Address F ldiGlobe.

S; iIATION"—

Yonng man wants positionO in somcwholesale or retail house; canfurnish good recommendations. Address JXC. Globe

TYl'Krt'KlTtK Youne man. wellrecom-mended. desires position in the city;

can handle Remington machine, AddressF 10(1. Globe.ITT OKKFOR BOARD—situation wantedVV by a young man raged eighteen todo

ores forboard and go to school: very bestof city reference. IMBirchst.

At'll.L.PAY liberal amount to anyone» » instrumental in securing business

position: capable, well-recommended, ex-perienced person: confiaential if desired.Address o lii.Globe.

i«ik Mir.

DOG For SALK—

Full-oloodea New-foundland, two months' old: St if

taken at once. 139 East sixth st.

ENGINE—

For sale or trade, one 10-horse-power engine and boiler in good order :

willlake feed, horses or auy goods of value.E.F. Krahmer, 5.6 Braeley St., St Paul,Minn.».]AFEE AND KIRCH lLOOKING -,:I»JL Jackson and llthsts. ThomDson &Cot

OPERA OEAssfcS— For sale, a pair ofpearl opera glasses: cannot be duplicated

forless than $3' or $"J3; willsell forSl'J. Ad-dress Q IO". >\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0• c.

SAMPLE bTOTBB and all odd sizes atwhole^aic cost. Pruaeu Store Company,

400-411 Sibley si.

SEWING M.viHISKS—

Second - handsew-ing machines, allkina-s. S"> and uj>-

wards: warranted. Domet Office. Us EastSeventh. "

STOKES ATSIt FIXTURES

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BILLIARDANDPOOL TABLES ANDBILLIAPaJ SUPPLIES; Wareroom 405 and 4o7;Office and Factory *Uaud 413 Fifth aveaantou:., Minneapolis, ilina. .. .

.-;."-•",.". Females. '.. ? *•*

A-lAKI'K>>i'f.Vttba* t leuty «C girlsi r.i West Exchange: telephone 607. \u25a0 ..- O-

A YOUNGGIRI.weald like ftsituation It-'»

\u25a0 working it-n.-.tjrc or to 'do licht house-*wore. At Iraw X .:pj.G'.cb.... " "•

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BiPKK— wanted byayouu« lady as bookkeeper: understands

both «fngle and double entry; can furnishgood references. C. W. i.4m. Anthony ar.

BIIIIKKKMI'KK—Young lady wishes-oisition: fens had six years" exwrience

in bootkeepiag and general" office \u25a0- -%.; •\u25a04 agood tviK'writei;references furnished. Ad-dress Z 305. Globe. ;-:" •

CASIIIKt:—

Wanted, position by x youug".Isdr as cashie* or lKK»kkeeper: uuder-

s'.l-uU doable entry bitt-skoeping and hashad ovor two yeorK"experience in the ciiy.Aildrnsft N ".Globe. rr- '

CLKRK—Situation wanted by young ladyas clerk or ropjist in office; v. work

theao. A-ldre«s X 4.!. G1ot*. >-•*

C»OAI'KTKXT lady steaograpber ot four'years' exip*riem.xe ing:eal need oi a po-

sition; geed ooerau>r on Jtemingtoa orSmith Premier macßmes; be-st \u25a0: '. .•. rcftr-ences. Address V101, Giobe.

Di;p:>s.dAKiNG in familiea- Address 4s7Smith ay.

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A dressmaker wrateadressiniikinj: or r> *ivsewing. I?' St.

Albans st.

DUKsssiAKKlt wants newiug in s.-trQ-i'.:c» by the day; ANo. Icutter ami

fitter. Address .257 West Thinl ot. thirditoor.^BßinESl

DKKSSMAKI.NO-Wanted, sewing in. families, tailor system iisred; good titguaranteel. 257 Smith ay.. tips-wiirs.

HI: K-Anoldi.-.b la-iy wishes aAl positioti to help with light houseworkor taite katu of children; wages no ooiee t.

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I"JOUSK\VORK—

Yoiuig girl desires vAl ;.l^ee lo ... with housoworn or v.kshdishes, where she can come home nights. A.M':,Globe. 'j-_r_nytshWOKK- Young iady wi:c<- todo

j Ll <enemi housework in grown fuiiiily.!sl. Mary* Home. 318 Somerset at.

HOU.sKKEEPES or nur?e and \u25a0scram-Ll Btsess in private family by ire^HsctablerWMsan. Address it TVi.Glot*\"

HOLS EKEEPKR-Ayo'ing widow wishes. position. «s • ».-««.. _\u25a0].. «ihet*-shecouid go home nignts: or v..iiid rake wash-ftigand ironing. 243 West Sixthst.

Hol'skkkki'KK—a mMMIa-apgpprad ladywantx rr^.sition as housekeeper insmall

fanuly. Ad.dre.i3 S T/'Z. Glol>e.

HOI'KKFH'trK—

Position as house--heeper; can give l>est of reference, A-.i-!

drus3 P.. General Delivery, Stillwater. Milium,

HOKSmfIPKR-A lady that under-.;*tr.nds iiousekpeeprng. nlso is a fine*'

cook: wishss a situation in a widower'sbosie. list orDot ofcity. Address C .I'll.Gi.ibe.;

IIOOSRKRCPkI —a thorough, cwnt*-ti \u25a0_\u25a0: ot and systematic yoßßKbauw. 111|»Jt \u25a0

desires a posiUoii ina well-regulated home;libue other \u25a0 need aoply. Address r. UK;*.':icrf.e jj.

HOiisKKEEPiiR— Wanted, by iiglit-col^-ored woman, position as housekeeper.

lauudress or general work; best of refer-:cuccy r-i West Exchange. rr :._

HiKKhKILPEK-Wanted, a situation as-—.•keeper: no objection to leaving

tne city. Address s ion........ ;-

iy- I'Ksfc—Good sick nurse wants engage.-._> ments; references .rgiven: terms very'reasonable, 33 BantU st. •' • z ,:-,.-._\u25a0 r

]\"1"":- toUke care of children .or make1™ 'psrsi'ir ii.satul; eighteen years old. Ad-dress D31-J. Globe. : -" rIVTRSfc— Wanted, by an experienced per-11 son with good "references, a plaijeaschild's nurse. Address M. X..litGrotto st. .}W"I

—A. Swedish young giriof

-good-* family aiirieducation wishes asilnation

to take care of children and make herselfgenerally useful. Aadress Q 102. Globe.

SGA*i«>tress wants plain sewing infamilies. inilor address 177 Selby vr.

SEAMSTItKSS— Good seamstress wantsposition in private family doinglight

scotid work and sewiug Address Z .a.Globe.

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SEWING— Warned, by competent dressmaker, sewing in families; good refer-

ence. HI•

University ay. ;Flat 10.

SEWING— A dressmaker would like tomake some encasements to sew by the

day in families. Address M102. Globe.

SEWING— Lady would like sewing todoat heme; cheap; tablecloths, sheets, pil-

low slips and napkins. No.511 Mississippi st.

SECOND WORK— Wanted, situation assecond workand seamstress in private

family. Call or address aiT Wabasha suOITDATIONWANTEO—Five cooks, SIX.O second girls, teu girls for housework.392 fcelby ay.. dry goods and millinery store

OTENOI.KAFHKK—

Competent ladyO stenographer of four years' experiencein great need of a position; can operate-Remington or Smith Premier; best of cityreferences. Address X 101. Globe. .:„ ...STENOGRAPHER— Young girl stenogO rapher employed afternoons wants posi-tion forenoons: three years' experience. Ad-dress A101. Globe.

TENOGRAPHER— lady stenog-rapher employed afternoons "desires a

position for forenoons; can operate -eitherRemington or Smith Premier. Address A10.'. Globe.

- . .STENOGRAPHER— Acompetent stenog-

rapher desires a position; experiencemore of an object than salary. Address N101. Globe.

STENOGRAPHER—

a competent ladystenographer and typewriter of several

years' experience desires permanent posi-tion: own first-class machine; can furnishcityreferences. Address F 315. Globe.

TYPEWRITIST—

A young lady type-wriiist wouid litea position; willwork

forone month free, if permanent: best ofcity references. Address 7. 102. Globe.

ORK FOR BOAKD-Girl of fifteen» * would like to work for her board and

go to school. Call atC7 East seventh st.;Miss Labarre. \u25a0" \u25a0 „"

WASHING— woman wants washing'orironingor scrubbing; can go with

reference. Miss Mary Cott 411 East Fifth st.

WASHING wanted at 456 East Sixth rt. :» » rough-dried clothes 25 cents per dozens.-

called forand delivered. ;;-'•.-aj"\ ITASHING

—goes out washing,]"

» V ironing and housecleaning. pCail orwriteto 462 Cedar st.Room 2,

WASHING or general housework S?.'»>- East Ninth st. *j_.I-ASHING—Woman wants wasniug and'»V ironing to iake home. Mrs. Larson. «.

651 Mississippi sL ..?; fb. U^ ASHING—( like to take family wash-! »» ingathome. 530 Robert st.

"»";

lUASHISO-A girl wants to go ont rv» » the day washing and housecleaning.'

j Call 46 West Ninthst.

UfA>HERWOMAN-Lady willdo wash-ing and ironing at 33 cents a dozen:-"

tirst-clasß work: call for and deliver. No.'.' Mississippi St.. inbasement.

ORK FOX BOARD—Young lady a;tending high school desire-, pl^ce v..

work for boara. Call -or address 4.7. .»hinhiit-j tan block, v

A«jcoi;.\TA3ri>.

H.i- MHCt.K. su i.eruiiiiiiaLile :--i-.:

\u25a0 sure IJuilditiu. expertnud uuditwuig

1!IMi:I. A IS.

F. tR SAi.t—

person about la leave the :city has a very neat roekawny that must

in'converted into some cash.. Wrile. ni;;it,will be v.ntr gain and mv loss. AddreaE):i<Z <. lobe. j

j THEATKRAIX

LYCEUM. SCHOOL OF ACTING—Boom 23, Collua Block. 27 South Foarth

pSt. Minneapolis—

Pupils trained ,for the jstage; plays written, revised' and reheacse^." j

V' "-^-'- \u25a0 "'•";."-:-- J

FOR BEST.

PAIIUKU -WINNj.l.': Beudn: Agency. •

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Agents for Care of Property,,Estate* Jlauag.ed.

I ,145 Fan Fourth Street. I, AY-'|J. W. Shepurd, 91 Fast 4th St..

RENTS 801 sl S, STORES, OFFICES,\u25ba acts as owners' agent: collects rents.

-Ilausew.

CEE ANI.NG. refitting and lay-v' lag. Electric Carpet-Cleaning Worts,15i> West Third:telephone 1200.

HOCSKK—F«a rent several spleud brick-'IA houses in good repair: p£»ntraliv local-ied: very cheap. Esteriey. iiEast Fourthst.

HOOBS— My bouse. furnished, and barn.*A iX liolly«v.. for renL W. H. HartIGlobe Building.

HOUSE—

rent six-room house andbarn: honse in excellent repair; 2s»o

;l-'ii'nart st. J. U. Ludden. C4l Wabasha st.

IIOUSE— Eight-room house, hot and cold: IIwater, bathrpuom: barn for two horses; and buggy; rent 523. Inquire 305 Hague aT.Hoist-...-.. Iglehart St.—A first-class

house, lei- rooms, spieudid location, will!rent cheap.

HOl'SE— For rent 338 Grove St., cornerPine best home and grounds in the

jcilftartE a raontb; look at ihem. Nicols, il»ean.

i HOltSEI*—1*— For rent, modern ten-roomj IIbourses, central location, low rent: mod-!em twelve-room house, facing Central park.535; modem tea-room house. Louis and Igle-i hart, $25: eight room bouse, >i*Edmnnd sl,

SSt modern nine-room bouse. lr>o4 selbv ay.,520: cottage of fiverooms. 512 Blair St.. S10;

j 2&S Kcvotixst. up stairs, lour rooms. S*<: alsoh iGodem -.00

-... house. No. SO East Ninth,jSSO. .John It.Hickey, Germania LifeBuild-inig.Minnesotaand Fourth.

."» HROKOKR .v DICKINSON; I-, Last•-\u25a0\u25a0::!.:\u25a0 carpet cleaning, feather ami

Imattress renovating and upholstering.!'T'AYI.OIJs RENTING AGENCY

—1 GLOB« BUILDING—WE KENT

!HOl.-ts. STOKES. OFFICES,' TAKEjCHARGE OP RENTED PROPERTY AND• MARE COLLECTIONS.'I

——^—

— — _• Flitls. .FLAT

—one steam -heated, six-room

flatleft inRichmond; >)•. ... decorated;!, first floor. J. >v. Shepherd, 04 East Fourth st

PLATS-For rent two flats on aeouta st' -» Applyat 221 East Seventh s:.

ROOM.-—. or unfurnished. TheIXV Colonnade Tenth ;ir..i St. Peter sis:IUrst-class restsurant .

NIOITS.' '—

,[OTORE— inquire I*7 Wen Seventh st.:. 'O good location for groceries, dry goods.i.Lara ware or creamery and bakery business;j reut cheao.

;i- '\u25a0•'-..".' Jto ©in**.

A—HOTEL BRUNSWICK, for gentle-• men only; Gfly modern steani-fieated;jrooms by day, week or month.

CARROLL .ST., 3Sp»—For rent four nicerooms. h.ourre at .:T. Iglehart st

EXCHANGE. ST.. 421 MIRTH—Oneniceiy furnished ffsol .room, suitable

for two gentlemen: also board, ifdesired.!—

I i»AI'LNTO THE V( UI.IC " —Our com-

j v-' j.iete \u25a0\u25a0leifPrOOM at '.'-411 Siblev st:;Prnden StovoCompany.

- :;:j:pLIt.Vi.ANT AY., IT:*—Nictiy furnished

'!!L rooms; inoaern conveniences; witherh without boardi ,_ o\u25a0\u25a0 -.'•.;

' ' f?OOM—

Furnished room. withsteam heat,'t Xa. . bath. etc.: rent. ?t.». Address a I'".;,-

Globe. • "

RCOMS—

v uruishea orunfurnishred. TheCv Colonnade. Tenth and St. Peter sts.;firtt-class restaurant.

ROOMS Asuite of five rooms for rent,with all modern conveniences. Apply

171 Charles st. near Rice.

HERMAN ST., 311—

Three, four or sixrooms; cellar; private house: central. .

ST. PETER- ST.. 77".—Ryan Block—ForO rent two nicely furnished front roomssuitable for two gentlemen, with steam heat,gas and bath. . •...•\u25a0..•

ST. PETER, 403—Utopia—Pleasant front;

O rooms, single or en suite: modern im-provements: board ifdesired.

TIETON ST., Tfi-iror rent rooms forhousekeeping :bath, hot and cold water:

ground floor:cheap.

THE MALVERN. IKEAST EIGHTHSt

—For renL furnished or unfurnished

rooms, rent very cheap iftaken at once.

WABASHA fcatfc—Corner Tenth St—.—

Furnished room? forrent: place nuieL

I>RESSnAKI^«».

DRESSMAKING—

Millineryand dress-making. Mme. E. Julien. 261 Kicest.. between College and SnromiL

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OFRamsey— Probate Court.

-Inthe matter of the estate ofMary A.Murnhv,

deceased.Letters of administration on the estate of

MaryAMurphy,deceased, lateof the Countyof Ramsey and State of Minnesota, beinggranted to Patrick E. Murphy.Itis ordered. That six months be. and thesame is hereby allowed from and after the

dale of this order, in which all persons hav-ingclaims or demands against the. said de-ceased are required to file the same in theProbate Court ofsaid county, for examina-tionand allowance, or be forever brarred.Itis further ordered. That tbe first Monday

in April. A. 0. ISiW. at 10 o'clock a. Nt,at ageneral term of said Probate Court tobe heldat the court house inthe City of Saint Paul,in said county, be. and the same hereby is.appointed as the time and place when "andwhere the .said Probate Court will examineand adjust said claims and demands.

And it is further ordered. That notice ofsuch hearing be given to all creditors andpersons interested in said estate by forthwithpublishing this order once in each week forthree successive weeks in the St. Paul DailyGlobe, a dailynewspaper printed and pub-lished in said connty.

Dated at >aiutPaul, this 2d day of Septem-ber. 1533.

By the Court: JOHN B. OLIVIER.i"i (l.s.] Judge ofProbate.1 - j "Vt AP.NF.R, Richardson A Lawrence, >i

'Attorneys..

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U3Fil^B»vEC. The physicians of jrl the old and Reliable'

Institute specially treat all the above diseases !I| —are regular graduates

—guarantee a

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rrioNEY *]A May be ttjrhtand hard to nt. but iJ you can get all you want by asking f? . .15 tbrourb «fa« Globb Finao- 9•

elal Columns, to either buy or sell d# STOCKS, BONDS. dP . MORTGAGES. AA BANKSTOCKS. £JT GOVERNMENT BONDS \u25a0"#\u25a0? RAILWAY SECURITIES. #£ INVESTMENTS 19 of any kind or character that the #

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A get rid of. f

A A —THESTANDARD LOAN CO.•xA.328 Robert, corner Fourth, room 5loans money on pianos, furniture, diamondswatches, goods in storage.IIASK.STOCKS a specialty, bonds, com--*-» merely paper mortgages, securitiesbought and sold. George W. Jenks, Invest-ment Banker. Minnesota Lean and TrustBuilding.Minneapolis.

LOANS on Furniture. Pianos. Diamonds.etc. 13-14 First rational Bank Building.

MONKY Ui.V.Ni.b ou life insurance polvl lcies: or bought. L. P. Van Norman\u25a0i Guaranty Loan building.Minneapolis

TTONEYON HAND to loan on city prop-\u25a0t'A erty and farms: lowest rates; no delay.W. F.Moritz.1013 Pioneer Press.

-P-R-I-V-A-T -fiMoney loaned ondiamonds, watches, pianos,furniture or poods instorage at lowest rates.and small monthly return payments: notesand mortgages bought; most private loanrooms In the city. Ohio Investment Com*pany. 132 Globe Building; lake elevator.

WANTED—Small sum of money. notabove $150. on good security" for "six to

nine months; willingto pay 15 per cent in-teresL Address w 312. Globe.Qp^ ()()f\ IS SMALL AMOUNTS to*J*-ri\JVJ\J loan on improved city prop-erty ;good first mortgages bought at a dt3-connt. Lambert, 342 Cedar st.

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYTinbnfn

**Nicollet ay., Minneapolis: OB E.3diHiftCta si.. St. PauL Fnion depots both cities.

leave | St. Paul Union Depot. ] aubivb.

Wtllmar.Morris. Brown'sbS:05 am) Valley &Breckinridsje. b5:45 pm

Fergus Falls. Fareo audbS:3OanH Grand Forks :05 am

iOsseo. Clearwater aud St.pbt:3pJam cloud t>6:os pm;Anoka. St. Cloud andMaOpm Willmar b11:55 amt>4:3opuii Excelsior AHutchinson. b11:55 amWillmar, tSioux City,

tFareo, Winnipeg. Pa-ati pm cific Coast. a>':4J tat

JOsseo. St. cloud. FergusFalls, Crookston, G.Forks, Kalispeli. Spo-kane. Great Falls. Hel-ena, Butte and Pacific

a7:4spmj Coast aliflpm! EASTERN MINNESOTA.Duluth. West Superior.| Elk River. Milaca,I llincklev. Princeton.

bl:Pr>om iiAnoka bG:sspma. daily;h, except sunday: jßufet parlor

cars on trains to Duluth and W. superior;tßuffet sleepers. (Diningcars, paiac eleep-<\u25a0:> rand free colonist sleeping cars.

NORTHERN PACIFIC!The Dining Car Line to Fareo. Winnipeg,

Helena. Butte and me Pacific Northwest.St. Paul.

Dining Cars on Winnipeg and .i'acitic Coast Trainrs. Lv. Ar.

Pacific .Mail (daily) ior Fargo jJamestown. Livinzston.lieltaa.Butte, Missoula. Spokane. Ta- 4:15 12:11coma. Seattle and Portland. ... p. m. p.m.

Dakota and Manitoba Express(daily)for Fergus Falls. ahdo-ton. Crookston. Grand Forks, lGrafton. Winnipeg, Moorhead, 8:00 7:2$Fargo and Jamestown . p.m. am.

Fargo local (daily except sun-lday \u0084for bt.Clout,Brainerd and 9J_l 6:15Fargo a. in. p. mDakota Express does notrun west or Kargo sunl

days. Pullman Sleepers daily between iSt. Pan,run Grand Forks.<;ratton. \Vini:ipea.Fr:gus Falls-Wahpeton 1:11.1 Fareo. Pullman First-Class andTourist Sleepers are run on iLroueh PacificCoastTrains. C. t.. 3TONK, CityTicket Agent, I6i EastThird street M Paul.

f^^^^^^yPliITICKET OFFICES

"ALWAYSON Tl.m?.*»

The OnlyLisa $Z£2Z££gSgr*BAGGAGE CHECKED .SS5, "ff5U£Mt:-n.iH. .'Except Sunday, 1 Ijeave ArrlvajEx. Monday. xEx.Saturday. ISt. Pml st PaulSt Joseph and KaaSai City.... t 7 3f> am 17*1amSt. Joseph and Kansas < ity..

_i765 pm t 7 40 amSioux CityLocal Express

- - -t 735 am r 610pm

Sioux Cily,Omaha iBlk Hillst 765 pm f 7 MiamPipestone and Sioux Falls --J| 735 am :fe lupmWinnebago and Elmore- - -It 736 an.

'610pm

New dm, Tracy and Pierre- -!x 7 66 pm j7 40 am.Duluth. Ashland ..nu S.iperior J v w au. ro vopm

Pulutha nd Snperior fitOOj.n. ;-

livamMarshfield and Waosau

- -- -T trim am '1030 pa

J CHICAGO TRAINS—I -Badger btate Express"- -',> m« am :l0»pm1 world's air Express"- -1J c55 pm Hit£1 "North-Western Limited- r £15 pm

-.giant

Ticket Offices: £rtstreet, corner Fifth, and%Ticket Offices: uofLstreet, corner Fifth, andLnion Depot St. Paul.•Daily. tEx. Sunday.",Ex.Alonday.jnx.Saturday—

St. Paul— Ar.(.THrCaso \u25a0 Daj

'-...:•-.- .'*.t*a m tl»:4jp m

Chicago 'Atlantic-"' express *isspin *12:l0pmChicago

'Fast Mail"

_*asa p m *::15 pm

Chicago Vestibule" Lim... *sao p m *7:alaniCiiicaeo viaAustin and Du-buque . :4:10 m 10:25 amDubuque viaLa Crosse :tSOi a m 110:13 pinJfct. L.ui>scd Kansas City, »9:15am »ii:3o p mSt. Louis and Kansas City.. .7:15 pin am

-Calmer and Davenport *9:15 a m T":.Ki pm.Milbauk and Aberdeen +»:W am t«: an mMSlbank and A!*nin- \u25a0\u25a0 ... j*r-35pin *745 "a m

Minneapolis trains leave *7::n. is, a. ul,•12:15, *3,*5:33 and tlC:sop. m.For detail information call at ticket offices.

WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES.. Arrive . Depart-—.

:i:4«'pm -:"am St. Paul. . 1:i'.pm|. :lr,pm4 :2(Jpm|-<:4 amMinneap' lis,: :4;>pmji;:-*r>pmUireci L.iii(.to Eau Claire. v»uuu>>ii

and JHiliTauKee. ..-.-./,:

VESTIBULED SLEEPERSAND DINING CARS.

AilTrains Run Daily.

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J^i^J^i Leaves Union Depot for;Sgßjg&gtjjWSEs# Chicago and dowu-riverHLeaves Union Depot forChicago and dowu-river

rives from same points|r^fep**sStJßag 1:00 p. m. Daily. Leaves"Srja gJHpraS^^g UnionDepot forChicago'

:t9BßHtMaM|Ssli Arrives>from same points—.:i>s a-m. Daily.

Twin-Screw Express Steamers of 13-16,000 H.FLeaning NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY for,

SOUTHAMPTON and \u25a0 HAMBURG. \u25a0

FAST LINE TO LONDONand the EUROPEAN CONTINENT, .holding therecord for -fastest time on this route.

Send fordescriptive pamphlet to theHAMBURG -AMERICAN PACKET CO.31Uroaiway, New York. 125 LaSalle St., Chicago.

SITUATIONS W*STKI». SIX!?AXIOMS WAHTEft. ;.t REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Houses for Sale.

BOOSE ABargain Fine house for sale:mTJ small cash payment, balance monthly;rent willpay it. Inquire294 Sherburne ay.,near Farrington.' '

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I*E«SO.\AIA.

A*-—IMPORTANT TO LADIES-

•A.. Massage treatment given to ladiesforneuralgia, rheumatism, sprains, muscu-lar cramps, nervous headaches and all othernervous diseases; all treated byan experi-enced lady familiar with the

"celebrated

Swedisn massage treatment: speaks Swed-ish. German French and Enclis MassageInstitute. 71East Eleventh streeL Hours. 9to 11 a. m.ARE YOU IN TROUBLE*—ConsultA. Madame Ina Walker, "life reader." for

faithful resume of your pasu present andfuture. Diseases of women diagnosed and

i<future. Diseases of"

correspondence confi-successfully treated: correspondence confi-dential; ladies, 50c: gentlemen, $1, 515 Wa-basha sl, opposite the eapitol.

LWAYS RELIABLE—Madame Teits-worth, clairvoyant: business test medi-

um: thirty years' experience. 539 Wabashaj St., city.

FOR SALE Do you want a nice brough-Ir am? 1 want money and Iwant it bad;!you can ha»'e the above vehicle at an ex-| tremely low hsure. Address S 310. Globe.

Miss HELEN OEVEARE— Ladies' andf'-l gents' manicuring skillfullydone: sat-isfaction assured. Parlor 9, No. 27 East Sev-

Ienth St.

; YIRS. Ot. LAITTRE.experienced mas-IifA sadist. 27 East Seventh St., Parlor L'

first floor. Hours. 10 to 9daily.

MRS. KATE HOSKINS. PSYCHO-metric reader and trance medium. 22513

Mcat seventh sl. t<LPaul.VIES ALICE F. BAGNEEL—Massage

ILL and vapor baths. 159 West Seventh St..:St. Paul. Minn.

".]RS. m. A. TCSSsEY— S24 Wabasha SL—:-'1 Magnetic and massaee treatment for| paralytic rheumatism and nervous diseases.j Clairvoyant reader. Call aa .m. to -p. m.

HE PYTHIAN PEN. at 51 a year,should be read byevery K. ofP. inthe

! Sunn west: subscribe for it and keep posted.j Address tiiEast Fifth st., St. Paul. Minn.!

THE J. D. HESSIPractical Shorthand School.

ATTENDBest Uorps

V-^*Jr*s>JilK» NorthwesL.\u25a0== JgPgg^ =| ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE

Send forCatalogue.

| Pioneer Pre**Bids, St. Paul. .71inff*-(.V.inp?t<.Et nf.in-npl.ers lurnisued for

pcrninnetit or tei;ij»crarv vt.rt.

DR. FELLER,i East Seventh St... St..Par. Mlit

\u25a0\u25a0:——...\u25a0 -"i Sreec'!ycnre*ail private nervous, chroa| aud biootl and skin disease? of both sexIwithout the use itmercury or hindranci frombusiness. SO I1 BE,NOPAV.Pri

vate diseases, and allold, lingering caseswhere the blood has become poisoned causlugulcers, blotches, sore throat and mouth,pains in the head and bones, and alldiseases

Iof the kidneys and bladder are cared forilife. Men ofail ages who are suffering from

the result of youthful indiscretion or ex-Icesses of mature yearsf producing nervous-: uses, indigestion, constipation, lossof mem-; ory, etc, are thoroughly and permanentlyj pured.

Lr.Feller, who bas bad many years of ex-; perience inthis specialty, is a graduate from.;out of the leading medical colleges of the: country. Hi has never failed in curing auy

cases that he has undertaken, Cases andcorrespondence- sacredly confidential. callor write forlist ofquestions. .Medicines -sentby mail and express everywhere free fromrisk and exposure

Health Is Wealth.

Da. S. C."West's Near* axd Braix Tub**BasT, a euaranteea speclfls forHyfisric i>Lrioeia. Convulsions. Fit*Nervons Neuralgia I

iHeadache. Nervons Prostration causttd by lieuse ofalcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. Men jtat .i^resfiou. Softening of tha Brain ra- ixuiliEgla .-tp«t.it»and leading to misery, <.*---cay aud death. Premature Old Age. Barren-ness, Loss ofPower In either sex. lavo'ua- :tary Losses and Spermatorrhoea, caused broverexertion oi the brain, self-abuse or or»r---i-c>iisence. Each box contain* on*moati 1trestnieat. 5: a box. or six boxes for 9\sent py,mail prepaid. We gptrauiee sixboxes to cure any case. With each cider totsix boxes, accompanied with 5\ we »end tiupurchaser oar written guarantee to refundthe money lxitdoes noteffect a curt •:,uar-fciUces issued only byW. K.Collier. t,ucce*»o:to lripplerA Collier,druggist*. arte aud*::.rv sts^ BL Paul. Minn.

AUCTIONSALES.

$ Going Away #A Aaddon't want to store your for- a

r.i ture for the summer because you _ZW expect to have new lurnfihioiti inP# the fall? Good sales and princely #p prices can be obtained by adver- pjUsing: your Jp Household Furniture, Stores, y7 pA Kitchen Furniture, Ranges, A

J Parlor Furniture. Dishes ?5 Dining Room Furniture, and ?J Bed Room Furniture, Chairs, Tx Oranything else yon want to sell, by \0 letting taa publicmow it tbrongh tbe Pp Auction Columns of tbe Globz. p

iina^ii A Johnson. Auction.

WE WILLsell at auction on Wednesday.Sept. 20. at 10 a. m., at the at. Paul &

Dulntb freight depot, under Thirdst. bridge,an unusually fine lot of unclaimed freightand express parcels, baggage, etc.:if yoewant bargains be on nand early. Kavauaugh&Johnson. Auctioneers. Iml-W East Sixth"st.

BOARD OFFERED.

IY£^CAN BOARD t0 % RICH MAN. *i POOR MAN. XX BEGGAR or V0 THIEF, 0P AND THEY dA CAN FIND A\ . ROOMS AND 5r t HOUSES THAT fP WILL'GIVE PA THEM RELIEF. p**,+%**'%<%,_v±_*%^_±_*i

BOARD— F. W. Premer has rentedand newly furnished the corner bouse

Iof Lytle Terrace. 520 Cedar st.. corner ofJ Tenth. Inconnection witn 522 Cedar: as all• the rooms are south-facing, they will be

found very pleasant during the wintermonths: rooms will be rented single or ensuite, with board. i

BOAKD—For strictly first-class board,room with steam beat and accommoda-

tion at moderate prices inqnire at No. 7Lyons Court, on Sibley st, between Ninth

Iand Tenth.1 BOAKD—Large furnished room, witn

A3 board. suitaUe for man And wife. 55SBobert.

BOARD—412 East Tenth St.—Cosy rooms,with board: good home cooking: best

of surroundings: references.

BOAKD—For rent, pleasant rooms, withboard. 192 East Tenth st.

j IIOAIID-Furnished rooms, with board, in;Hi large modern bouse ;steam- heated rooms.j210 East Ninth st.

BOAKD Room and board for two gen-tlemen :references. 151 Summit ay.

LTTLE TERRACE, £28 CEDAR— Forrent, one suite of rooms, first floor,with

Iboard: also one single room.!fcfcr~M*K.N TO THE PUBLICV—Our com-

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Sibley—Front room? and board. $4.50 toSs per wees: transients, $1 per day.

;ti^pjiE MlNEß"—Desirable rooms andA board can be secured for the winter;

jexcellent location for business people. 162jCcileue. corner sixth.

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ONI ELEGANT npright Decker Bros-piano, style IC, at about one-half its

!value: itha* only been used a few months:Imust be told soon. K.C. .Muueer, 107 EastIThird st.i

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