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-.•JUS SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE- MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1892. . f The Slobe S-PPTtes AH the Wants ___$ Entire Northwestern Country WANT ADVERTISERS WARNED A. Fake Solicitor "Who Knows the Value of Globe Wants. - Numerous complaints have reached this office during the past week that an individual wearing pray clothing and having thick, curly hair, lias been rep- resenting himself as an agent of this pa- rti* ami collecting money fox want ad- vertisements. No person is authorized to do this, and lie is a swindler. For Ihe convenience and protection of its natrons the Globe has established branch offices in districts remote from the main office, where want advertise- ments will be received at the same terms as over our counter. The follow are our resrtilar estab- lished agencies for the receipt and prompt transmission of want advertise- ments: C. T. Heller, Tenth and St. Peter. S. 11. Reeves, Seven Corners Drug 6lore. A. T. Guernsey, Hale and Selby. Straight linos.. Grotto and Hondo. Parker _ U'estby, Third and Maria. ' \. 1. Seiteil 526 East Seventh. M. 1). Merrill, 442 Broadway. \V. K. Collier, Seventh and Sibley. V.'A". lliusi ;iK!t, Louis and Hondo. 1). E. HARRY. 4.! Hice. 11. Madson, 176 Concoid street. D. Thomas & Co.. 91 South Robert. fifITITATIOiS OFFERS-*. IS :.!<\u25a0*. \u25a0 AGENTS— At once. In all unocupied ter- — » ritory in Minnesota, reliable men of push to represent the State Insurance com- pany: liberal contracts to good men. Ad- dress State Agent. Anoka. Minn. AGENTS for Bankers' Mutual Aid Ass'n. ; '".' easiest i lan hi state to work. I). T.Mc- KanehtQii.Sec'y.Gennanin Bank Bldst.St.Paul A GENT-"—Automatic bottle stoppers for '•saloons, druggists, hotels, home use, etc. : latest invention; useful, ornamental: sample prepaid, 25 cents -circulars free. Globe Novelty Manufacturing Company, 20 Howard sb.N'ew York. . ' _ AGENTS — Warned, experienced rental agent!!', with references and horse and buggy. -ilsou, 515 Temple Court.' Minneap- olis' " AGENTS— Responsible men to represent an old life- insurance company issuing the most liberal and cheapest policy today; salary or. guarantee, (all or address 11. C. Plelns. 620 Manhattan Building. BARBER— Wanted, immediately. a first- class barber; steady employment; wages, SI3 per week. George Dixon, "Grnlton. N. U. BLACKSMITH— Wanted. tirst-clnss man on farm wagon work. Neal, Johns &Co., Lake City. Minn. BLACKSMITH— Good blacksmith wauled "'at' once: steady employment. Boock Bros.. New I'lm. Minn. B— WANTED— on salary orcom- mission to handle the New Patent Chemical Ink-Bracing Pencil: the greatest selling -novelty ever produced; erases ink thoroughly In tw d ' seconds; no abrasion of paper: 200* to 500 per cent profit: one agent's sales amounted to SI2O In six days: another SS in two hours; we want one energetic gen- eral agent ineach state and territory. For terms and full particulars address The Mon- roe Eraser Ml"_ Co.. La Crosse, Wis. XL BLACKSMITH wanted that can do floor woik for horseshoer, and can do black- piithing. Call nt 29 West Indiana ay., West tit. Paul. BUNDLE WRAPPER— Wanted, n first- class bundle wrapper; one with experi- »Tice: Dane other need apply. Golden Rule. UI'NOLE WRAPPER wanted: a young ,D man with experience: none other need apply- .Address N ;;s. (.lobe. BUTCHER— Practical butcher wanted; none but a first-class man need apply. Yerxn Bros. ii Co., Seventh and Cedar. AH DRIVERS wanted. Barbeau Cab /Line, '- ; vj Sibley St. C-iAJKPENTER-ti — Wauled, 25 first-class f carpenters for finishing; wages S'-.Ti "jer day. Apply at room 30, Bank of Minn- esota building. RPENTE RS—Fifty carpenters at once; long job; wages, 82.50; fare paid both (-rays. Call at '515 corn Exchange, A. inncapo lis. The Burnett &Record Company. OAKI'SXTKIIS and laborers wanted. Ap- V> ply at once to »'. U. Bauman, Great Northern railway shops, city. • ABPENTER FOREMAN WANTED— CIARPKNTER FOREMAN WANTED— ' Must be well recommended. Apply noon or evening, '665 Aurora ay. — . _ C""LERK— Wanted, young man for night J clerk and porter in hotel. Address P 41). j Globe. COOPERS ON A STRIKE — Coopers warned to keep away from the Hard- wood Storage Company in Duluth.. COOK— Wanted, hotel cook; pood cook, > male or female, at Hotel Knickerbocker, Eureka, South Dakota; will pavgood woman cook «*', or man 840 per month. Address Knickerbocker. Eureka, bymail ortelegraph. COMPOSITOR— One that is sober occa- sionally—say about half the time, at least— preferred; steady position to the right party. Tribune. Mellette, S. 1). CLUTTERS— Wanted, experienced cutters J • to work on raccoon and dogskin. Apply . at McKibbin & Co., 379 Sibley si. DELIVKUYMAN— A good dellveryman wanted: must have some knowledge ot meat. Cull 3*2 Jackson st. f|>AHM BAND -Wanted, a man or strong A 7boy for farm and garden work: must be experienced and come well recommended. Call between 2 and 3 o'clock this day at Globe Hotel,' Fifthand Rosabel sts. FARM HELP— man and wife to work on farm for two months: state wages .and- reference; American or Swede I preferred. Joe Thomas. Amiret. Minn. j .Ci AEDENE R— Man ted, a German garden- ,V*n er,' who- understands flowers and vege- \u25a0'\u25a0 tables; work for a year; call Monday ac -9 j n. m. 660 Fast Third st. . HOSTLER— Wanted, a man to take care of horses at 216 Pleasant ay. HOSTLERS— Wanted, two men to work in stable; good wages: no night work; apply at once. 775 Ashland ay. HOST I.EX— A young man to take care of horses in a private family. 27 Mar- tin sL OSTLERS— Wanted, two men to work in livery. COG East Third. Wages, *25 aud board. HOSTLER— Wanted, young man thor- oughly acquainted with horses. Livery Stable, corner Fourth and Minnesota sis. ORSEMIOER —.Wanted, a iir«t class floorman. ApplyS. Harper. 429 Selby ay. KITCHEN WORK— Wanted, a voting . XV man tor kitchen work end one dish- washer. 379 Wabasha. .Cafe Neumann. L ADORERS wanted: apply at once. Corn- ing Clay Works. Phalen st. and Stillwa- ter ay. MEN AND TEAMS -wanted for wagon X work in St. Paul <& Duluth railway yards, between Fourth and Fifth st., city. MOULDERS — Warned, ten mcuildcrs: apply at once. St. Paul Foundry Com- pany. OFFICE WOKK—Wauled,* a young man twenty years old to do clerical work in an office; must be mighty quick and active; if you can't turn out more work accurately than any oilier man, don't apply; salary, "S4O. | Address !•' 35, Globe. " " ' : i POTATO DIGGERS -Wanted, potato -L diggers: 5 cents per bushel; steady work until winter. -Address P. O. Box 31*. city. SALESMAN— Tiaveling salesman that is i :O. acquainted through Minnesota; perma- nent position. Room 50, Davidson Blocs. S. McGuire. SALESMAN —Wanted, first-class retail dry goods salesman: young, single gen- tleman who is thoroughly posted. Lock Box 573. Hastings, Minn. . EN—Wanted, two traveling sales- O men for first-class Hosiery mills for Min- nesota, Dakota, northern part of lowa and Wisconsin at once. Address V 31. Globe. SALESMAN — Wanted, au experienced salesman for book department Apply Donaldson's Glass Block, Minneapolis. SALESMAN— Wanted, experienced carpet salesman to handle the fine trade only; no one need apply unless thoroughly expe- rienced. Donaldson's Glass Block, Minneap- olis. SALESMAN — Wanted, traveling shoe! salesman having established trade in Minnesota and North Dakota, to sell retail ; trade. Terms, 5 per cent commission. Ad- dress, staling ago and references, Brighton _ ] to., Box 2409, Bosteu, Mass. 1 : - " , i a - . ..- SITUATIONS OFFERED. HaieSa PORTERS wanted at once, at Clarendon L hotel. SEWER HI EN—Wanted, twenty-five men to work on sewer: Congress and Bid- well sts.. West Side; higest wages paid. Thornton & Shaw. '.' SH I NGLERS— Wanted, shiuglers. Osce- O ola ay. near St. Albans st. . ;. SOLICITORS— Good solicitors; commis- *—' sion or salary to handle. novelty side hue ; enclose stamp, for particulars. A. O. _ Mfg. 'a.. Minneapolis. ' " " " SOLlClTOßS— Experienced advertising O solicitors;' enclose with reply "self-ad- dressed stamped envelope. "Address F 43, Globe. solicitors — lien ox energy ana tact to 0 solicit for Bankers' "Life Association of I M. Paul. Salary orguarantee ns pief erred. 1 Addiess C. E. Secor. St. Paul. Miifn. "' STKNooitAl'Hi'i-s furnished with •J lions and business houses supplied with- -001 charge to either party.. Apply to Wvckoff, t-eamnr.s & Benedict, 04 East Fourth St.; tel- ephone 400.-?a^yrTiiiirfili_rjpi TEAMSTER wanted to haul wood and A coal. 340 Maria ay. ..." ... »> HOARDING stable MEN, "dairy i & hands, ten teams for Dakota nnd Red I Wing. 100 men for Dakota: free fare. Na- tional Employment Co.. .133 East Third st., St. Paul. 11l Aicollet ay.. Minneapolis. 7 WANTED— Young' men nnd' ladies to learn telegraphy, shorthand, bookkeep- ing and typewriting; can. make board: night school all summer. Globe Business College, Endicott Building... . UiyoOD TURNER—Wanted, a good wood *\u25a0 » turner mid band sawyer nnd table man. 1037 East Seventh. ... WORK FOR . IJOKD — Wanted, two young men to work- during • dinner hour for board; no work. Sunday. 152 East Fourth st. .. .. * Females. AT LARPENTEURS.SI West Exchange. free situations for domestic help. . BOOKKEEPER— Wanted, an experienced ladybookkeeper, who is a stenosrrapher; references required. Inquire nt Room. 504, Chamber ol Commerce Building, between 9 and 10 a. m., Aug. s. • - CHaVMHERMAIDS— Wanted, chaniber- maids at the Greenland Hotel, corner of Seventh and Robert sts.- COOKS. Sl-*> to S*o; no washing: general work and nurse girls, good wages; small families. Call at 543 Wabasha/ COOK— Wanted, n cook and laundry* girl at St. Dennis Hotel, 418 and 420 Minne- sota. COOK— One good pastry cook. 525; one housecleiiuer, §15; for Sl James hotel. Red Wing. Minn.' ** CiLKRK— Wanted, experienced cloak laay. ' Address at once 1. Freimuth, Duluth. Minn. ' • COOK— First-class woman cook. Mortou doyment Co.. 138 Fast Third St., 1 .Nicollet ny„ Minnefjpolis, !D—Young men nnd ladies to telegraphy, shorthand, br.okkeep- ewriting* cau make board: night linnicr. Globe Business College, illding. I'I'KN'EK — Wanted, a goodwood • mid band sawyer nnd table man. •venih. FOR BOlJI) — Wanted, two g men to work during dinner ard;nowork Sunday. 152 East Feii!:ilo<«. PKNTKUR'S.SI West Exchange, (nations for domestic help. 1 KEPER—Wanted, au experienced -okkeeper. who is a stenographer; j required. Inquire nt Room .">'i4, j t Commerce Building, between 9 \u0084 Aug. s. X It Al A I OS— Wanted, chiimber- nt the Greenland lloiel, corner of d Robert sts. 515 to S.''j; no washing: general nd nurse girls, good wages; small 'all at .">43 Wabasha. ranted, a cook and laundry girl tenuis Hotel, 418 and 420 Miune- )ne good pnstry cook. 525; one leaner, $15; for St. James hotel, -Wanted, experienced cloak laay. ss at once 1. Freimuth, DuJuth. \u25a0'irst-elass woman cook. Morton house. North St. Paul. Box IP'S. COOK— Wanted, girl to cook and do gen- eral housework. Call Sunday afternoon at 635 Dayton ay. C-iOOK— Competent cook. 001 Holly ay. ; J-. good wanes. r\INING GIRL, wanted at 52 East Seventh I INING ROOM OIRL-Good diningroom girl515 per month; kitchen girl £14 pet month; *:54 East Tenth st. DISH WASHER— Waiited.disbwasher: no work on Sunday. 152 East Fourth st. DISHWASHER— Wanted, a young girlto wash dishes. 309 East Sixth" st. LAKERS—Wanted, two expert- j enced waist hands, at 556 St. Peter st. DRESSMAKER —Wanted, experienced dressmaker. Apply Greenland Hotel, 423 Robert st. DRESSMAKER wants sewing in lain- i ilies; perfect fit guaranteed. l&i Forbes ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general I housework. 642 St. Peter 5t, .'_". ....:.. .'. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a quiet girlfor plain housework; no hard work. Apply immediately at 225 St. Anthony ay. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general work. 450 East Ninth si. HOUSEWORK— Girl wanted for general •work. 607 Westminster. HOUSEWORK— Giri wanted for all kinds of work, and good wages. 64 West Fourth. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general housework. Mrs. R.E. ('base. 821 Burr st, I HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a good girl for general housework. Apply No. USS North Washington st. _____ OUSKWORK-Wanted. a girl for gen- -1 eral housework. Apply436 Iglehart st HOUSEWORK — $19 for housework in II smell family, or $11 without washing; call early Monday. 1794 Carroll Merriam Park, two blocks from Selbj line. - WORK— Wan ted, thoroughly com- II petent girl for general housework in family of three. Applyat 359 Grove st. HOUSEWORK— competent girl for IT housework. 429 East Sixth. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, giri tor general Al housework nt 533 Robert st. [J OUSEWOKK— competent girl IT for general housework in a small fam- ily. Call 175 Western ay. [JOUSKWORK— Wanted, a good girl for •T general housework; good wages. CGI I Burr st. HOUSEWORK — Girl wanted for light IT housework at 710 De Soto st. M Ol'SEWOKK— Wanted, good girl for IT general housework in small family. 723 Portland nv. HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen- | O. eral housework; call at once. 210 Mar- I tin st. :.-;;-: ;\u25a0 fJOUSEWORK— Wanted, girlfor boose- ! ' * work; no washing; call Monday niter 10 o'clock ; take enr to Dale st. t;:'!» Martin st. HOUSEWORK— Competent girl for gen- -11. eral housework; small family. 771 Day- ton ay. 11 OUSKWORK— Swedish girl for general il housework. 256 Charles st, HOUSE W KK— A good girl wanted at | IT 414 East Tenth, near Lafayette park; i general housework: good wages." HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general IT housework; small family; apply 696 Car- roll st. * HOUSEWORK— Wanted; girl forgeneral IT housework. Call at 502 Collins st. OUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl tor gen- IT oral housework; will pay good wages. No. 4fc(" Dayton ay. II OUSKWORK—Wanted, German girl for LI genera] housework at 239 Norris st. LI OUSEWOKK— Wanted, girl for general Ii housework In small family. Apply 717 Rondo st. BBEEB l_jOl'SEWOKK— Wanted, girlfor general AA housework. Apply 348 Van Slyke court, near Olive st. II OUSEWOKK— Wanted, girl for general IT housework nt once. . 147 Nina ay. fjOl 'SKiVOKK- Girl for general house- AA work: good wages for competent girl 103 Wilkin st. . -/- - - HOUSEWORK— Wanted.' a good girl for 0 general housework in small family.1*36 Pine st. . \ .-: . HOUSEWORK— young girl to aid in IT and learn housework; one without ex- perience and willingtowotk and learn. Ap- ply at 648 Goodrich ay. 11 OCSEAVORK— girl for general —A housework. Apply 748 Burr st. HOUSEMAID - Second girl wanted; —A Catholic preferred: family, two adults; wages £12. Apply morniugs, 90 Western ay., " i corner Ashland, | ITCH EN GlßL— Wanted, good kitchen -IV giri at 31 East Tenth st. KITCHEN GlitL— Girl to help in kitchen. IC2 College ay. ; T'ITCHEN WO UK- Wanted, a girl to XV help work m the kitchen. 400 St. Peter st. : : ; :•:;;- 77 '\ IAUNDRKsS — Wanted, a competent la* laundress; reference required. Mrs.E. W. Poet, 27! Summit ay. F AUNDRV GIRL wanted for Hotel Ar- Xj liugtou. Seven corners. LAUNDRESS— Girl for laundry work; X j good wages. 162 College ay. "jVTURSE — Wanted, a nurse to take - care of I"* a child three years old. Call at 3 Crocus I Hill before 10 a, in.; reference required, SITUATIONS OFFERED. 7 . Females. MACHINE OPKRATORS-Wantcd.fifty . experienced operators on steam power sewing machines, to make shirts, pants and overalls. Inquire at factory Lindekcs,'- War-. ner & Schiirineier. : ' : >.'' ILES CITY. MONT.— Waitresses, S2O; • great variety of Dlaces at DouglassVln T lelligence. 35 Seventh. -• '.'\u25a0• -' [V UKSE GIRL — Wanted, an experienced ;-V nurse girl; references required. -iSJiW Laurel ay. TVTL'KSE—GirI to care for two children 1^ daytimes; board home. 273 ; East' Eighth st. - CECON D GI It I — Wauted, a secoud girlat O 578 Cedar street. •..': SECOND GIRLS and nurse girls "wanted. 30) Walnut st. ' OECOND GIRLwanted. 29.) Laurel ay. • OEWING GIRL wauted at 56 Iclehart. SECOND WOKK— Wanted, a competent German girlfor second work; references required; best wages, till Dayton ay. STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, competent female stenographer in commission house: salary expected and references. Ad- dress R. P.. (ilobe. \u25a0 WAIST FINISHER— Wanted, first class waist finisher: also apprentice girls, at Mrs. Cunnim-ham's, 27 East Seventh. WANTED— Forty girls for general house- work: the best places and good wages. Call 359 Selby ay. \u25a0 ' WANTED— Girls for farms, SI per day; gills for city. 34 and £5 per week: free fare; one Scandinavian coachman who has had experience; also harvest hands. Alex- ander's Employment Agency. Fargo. N.D. WANTS-:!)— Twenty-five girls to learn to finish fur coats. Apply to McKibbiu &Co., 370 Sibley st. RExl E ESTATE FOR SAEE. .. S*il>Ua'!*-:iii. IW'II L SELL my residence cheap for cash; house convenient; nearly new; two lake front lots on corner, properly de- sirable. C.C. York. Forest Lake, Minn. iWlsc'-llsiiieous. FOR SALE— Look nt So4 laurel ay.: hand- some and best built house on hill will be finished this week; all modern improve- ments; hardwood-finished: price low; see Female*. Oi'KUATOKS- Wanted, fifty :ced operators on steam power ics. to make shirts, pants and nire at factory Lindekes, War- [•ier. l'Y. MONT.—Waitresses, $20; •iety of places al Douglass' In- 'evcnlh. XL— Wanted, an experienced rl: references required, 390 in to care for two children ; board home. 275 East I iii — Wauted, a secoud girlat street. lIILSand nurse girls wanted, t st. LUX wanted. 293 Lame! ay. lill. wanted at 56 felebart FORK—Wanted, a competent irlfor second work ; references wages. Oil Barton ay. 11-HEK— Wanted, competent tenoftrapber in commission .'.\peeled and references. Ad- obe. N'lSHKK— Wanted, first class Inisber: also npnrentiee girls, ucbam's, 27 East Seventh. —Forty girls for general house- he best pluccs and good wages. \u25a0ay. __ —Girls for farms, SI per day; r city, SI and S"> per week : free iidiuavian coachman who has c; also harvest hands. Alex- >yment Agency. Fargo, N.D. —Twenty-live girls to learn to ur coats. Apply to McKibbiu ej st. STATE FOR SALE. Suburban. LL my residence cheap for is? convenient; nearly new: : lots on corner, property de- York. Forest Lake, Minn. liscellaneons. —Look fit $04 Laurel ay. ; band- Ibest built house on hill will is week; all modern improve- vood-iinished: price low; see owner. HEELER _ HOWELL, real estate: lis bargains with them Pioneer Press Bid WANTED— Offer for lots 1 and 2. block .39. Summit Park addition. 100 feet front on Summit by 250 feet on Oxford St.; must sell; owner leaving city. C. H. tchnitt- ger &Co.. Sclioch Block. ' " -:" ~ - ; HORSES .»D CARRIAGES.' A WORKING HORSE for tale cheap. Apply at 34!) Sherburne ay.' FOR Second-band top buggy. 338 West Seventh, Blacksmith shop. L"*OR SALE—Columbus phaeton. ' full A leather top, good as new, cheap. Adam- son, 2t'.9 Bases ay. FOX SALE— good single driving horses, four cheap work horses," two cheap buggies, two phaetons, two sets single harness, two light buggy poles. This prop- erty must be sold. Room 12, Scbntte Block. FOR SALE— One good jump-sent top Bug- gy, one set working harness and one phaeton. IS2 East Eighth st. 17* OK SALE— A good light three-spring' delivery wagon: also a single harness, 122 Manitoba iv.. near Rice st. ; . FOR SALE— handsome a young geld- ing as here is in the city: good size, sound, stylish, good driver: also a line side-, bar top bugsy a:.d harness if desired. Ad-' dress N4tJ, (Jlobe. FOR. SALE—Horse, harness and light de- livery wr.gon at your own price. Ad- dress F 3.-% 3 DC. FOR SALE— Second-hand carriages, open -and. top buggies, express and delivery, wagons, one cab, single and . double -bar- ; nesses. etc. 2 and 4 Bridge square. r-OR SALE CHEAP- Good young nag, — five years old. Apply760 Wabasha st. JT'OR SALE— Two carloads of farm mares weighing from 1.200 to 1.500 pounds, from four to seven years old ; for low prices and good stock we can't be beat. Anybody wanting to buy will find it to his interest to first call and see our stock before coins else- where. Minnesota Sale Stable, 110 Fifth st. south. Minneapolis. FOR SALE—One horse and light express wagon, as good as new. cheap: must be sold ; owner leaving, city. No. 424 Lafoud st., city. pOIt SALE—Sound, smart pony; saddle or X. buggy. 112 Cedar. FOR SALE— Five year-old drivinghorses sound and gentle. 402 Fuller st. HORSES— horses, harness and truck for $150 it 467 Beaumont st. NOMINATION in Minnesota Breeders' 1* stake in the yearling and three-year-old race during state fair, Sept. 5 to 10; first two payments are made. Address promptly, N 41, Globe. - TRADE for a good, strong horse a full A leather lop buggy; first-class. 547 Olive st. ITT* ANTED TO BUY— A single harness in »» goed condition. Address P 43. Globe. 11/ ANTED— A work horse weighing »V pounds; call Monday morning at Bercben's woodyard. Western and Coino ays., opposite Great Northern tracks, near Elevator B. "LOST A*Vl>FOEam. pOWS STRAYED OK STOLEN— yj Strayed or Etoleu from barn in rear of No. -til Summit ay.. two large red cows, one horned, the other dehorned. Finder willbe rewarded on returning same. I 100 LOST— Strayed trom 220 summit ay., XJ a half-clipped black French poodle dog. Finder will Ire suitably rewarded by returning to the above number. OG LOST— On West Third st.. between LJ Wabasha and Seven Corners, Thursday evening, a five- mouths-old fox terrier, white, : with black spot on side, tan and black on ears and side of face, short tail ; answers to name of Wang; "ss reward for his return to E. Lytle.2:7 Virginiaay. II ARE FOUND—A roan mare, with hal- -lAL ter: weight about 650 pounds. Owner call at 507 Van Buren st. iI.TONEY LOST— SI 7, in three S5 and two i»l SI bills, July 22, at Lams' furniture store, a car to Seven Corners or Selby cable. Return and receive reward at 206 Nelson ay. D OCKETBOOK FOUND in Rice st. car. X Call at 170 Rondo st. - PECTACLES LOST — Pair of gold- O frame spectacles , either between Tre- mont Exchange and depot, or at race track. The finder will be liberally • rewarded byre- ' turning to cashier Tremont Exchange^ 307 Robert st. *______ TO BAY. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SEC- IT OND HAND CLOTHING. 54 E. 7TH. 117 PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE in VV the city for household goods; do not sell until you see us. Gardozo Furniture and Storage Company, 43S to 465 Jackson St., be- tween Eighthand Ninth sts. ESSTRECTIOJ'S. PUPILS in elocution and dramatic art; A first lesson free; term. Sls. 23, Spruce st. WANTED— To learn telegraphy from a VV private tutor. Address V 3:5, Globe.; '\u25a0'\u25a0 MESICAJa. PIANO TUNER— S. E. Crutchett, A Box 492, Postofflce, St. Paul; price, $1.50; references. STORE A*\P BAR FEATURES EW AND SECOND-HAND SALOON 1* fixtures, ice boxes, mirrors, pool and billiard tables, counters and shelving, ails I Washington ay. nortb, .MJnneapoiaa-, -aa.*** \u25a0'.» :i SITUATIONS _______ rV j itlnlc. -\u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'& ADVANCE AGENT—Experienced mau • wants situation as advance agent ;'ref-"< erences. Address U46, Globe. •\u25a0 - 1 "* 1 APPRENTICE— wanted by *<: boy fifteen years old to learn a light trade. Address 544 Canada st. \u25a0 t«*i BAKER wants a situation. Address 72S Thomas st. St. Paul. rf BOYS FOR FLACKS, places for boys;., -employment bureau for poor boys, free.. Newsboys' Club Room, 313 Wabasha st. ;open" from 11 to 12 a. m.. and from? to 9p. m. r . r Bookkeeper — Wanted, position by competent bookkeeper, whose term with a wholesale house expired owing illness, , Address F 45. Globe. . .'; '-. , BOOKKEEPER— A—situation want-, ed by a young man of twenty-five;- speaks and recos German and English; un- derstands single and double entry bookkeep- ing, and is a good peuman; references given. N49. Globe.. '.' ' "- ' CITY SALESMAN wants occupation: un- derstands commission and general lines well ; can furnish rig if necessary. F 37, Globe. - - , DELIVERY. MAN—Wauted, position as delivery mau; well acquainted with city and the best of references. Address P 45, Globe. ENGINEER— Wanted, situation as an ex- pert traction engineer: can do his owu machine and boiler work. Address J. A. 0., care Nicollet Hotel. St. Paul, Minn. . - v.-a. \u25a0' HARDWARE CLERK wants position; speaks: German; seven years' experi- ence. Address A. Ilemarest E6 West Con-. gressst., St Paul. ' \u25a0 MEAT CUTTER— Situation by a first-' A . class meat cutter; nad twelve* years'ex- periencc in the meat business; weil ac- quainted in the city. Address L. K. 19, Globe! PENMAN— Evening Work— man/ good penman, would like to work even- ings. Address G 47, Globe. W~~' '- - 1) HARMAGlST—Wanted, a position by a; registered German pharmacist, having years of experience and best of references.- Address C 29, Globe. OALESMAN — Wonted, position as travel- O ing salesman or bookkeeper; ten years' experience; city references; Address N 45, Giobe. __ STENOGRAPHER— Situation wanted as • — ' stenographer, by young man just leaving school. Address Room 10. Reunion block. O.'ENOGKAPHER— \\ anted, portion by O a competent stenographer; moderate wages. "67 Lafayette ay. WATCHM AN— Situation as night watch- man or janitor by strictly sober, re- liable elderly man; beat of references given. Address J. Wilson Wood. 407Vi South Robert st., city. - WATCHMAN— Wanted by middle-aged 1 V man. situation as watchman, janitor or any light employment. Address F 4.. Globe. .' UroOD TURNER—Wanted, situation by' »» a first-class wood turner. Address 40J St Peter st., William Turner. fF*' 111 ales. 77" 7 COMPANION— Wauted by middle-aged lady of refinement and ability, a position in private family as companion and general helper (no hard work) pleasant homo more- of nn object than salary. Address N37, Globe. DRESSMAKER— Competent dressmaker ' would like sewing in families at once. 237 Rondo st; corner Of Louis st. - «'\u25a0: .!\u2666* DRESSMAKER wishes sewiuz in fani^ • lies; cutting and fitting a specialty: ref- erences, if required. 417 University ay. v down stairs. " HOUSEKEEPER— a position as/ housekeeper, by a young woman; have* taken care of children. \u25a0 "Address Lucy She** ling. Red Wing. -Minn. -%B_ ____ HOUSEKEEPER- Woman would like-'*'.' place as housekeeper in city or out. 04' West Fourth. : \u25a0 - \u25a0 *'^i LADIES can find good help; girls waiting i for second work. 2* East ~ Seventh st./ ; Room 8. . LADIES in need of help call at "4 Waba- • sha. Mrs. Merry weather. * j - *>••;» . URSE ' wants work 'by the day at Sift)-- £1 Address X 10. Globe. . i.»i OFFICE WOKK— a position nt j writing or ofiice work. M. L. R., 380 I - Fort. - o/ OFFICE WORK— Young lady desires a. position to do office work: wages not as I much of an object as experience. Address Z i 4>. (.lobe. . SB Family sewing wanted by a I woman who can cut and fit well: "will 1 work for 60c and board. Address N43.G10be. SEWING— Dressmaker would like sewing j O in families out of city. Address Car- penteus. 51 West Exchange st. ' SITUATION WANTED—Ladies, leave I O orders at Mrs. Grocchel's Intelligence | Office, 25S Plymouth ay., Minneapolis; good chance to get help. STENOGRAPHER— A competent young lady stenoerapber wants position in" some office; willinji to work the first few weeks for the experience. Address N44. Globe. TWO COMPETENT GIRLS want house- work at Fort Snelling. A. Bertram's Intelligence Office. 57 East Seventh st. WASHING— a woman wants to go out washing and housecleaning by the day and ironing. Call or address No. 142 West Fifth st. second door (No. 2). ;: WASHING— A girl wants to go out by 1 * : the day washing or office cleaning. Call 46 West Ninth. "CI7" ASHING. AND IRONING done in » V . and out of the house, at 43 East Eighth st., corner of Cedar, In the rear. \\f ASHING AND IRONING, 25 cents VV per dozen . 147 W est Third st. \\f ASHING AND IRONING wanted by » * a lady to do at home. £90 Temper- ance. I WASHING — Wanted, wasbing and iron- II ingat home. 306 Goodhue, near West Seventh st. * ~^ WORK FOR BOARD— attending » w Globe Business college would like to assist in light work in family cf two for board aud small pay. Address N 50. Globe. ______* TO REST. HOUSE — Wanted to rent, seven-room house, with improvements, including furnace, on hill, for 525 to $30. Address B. S. C. Globe. HOUSE— Wanted to rent, eight or nine- room house: modern improvements; good neighborhood: reut not to exceed 835 per month. Address P 44, Globe. HOUSE— Wanted, furnished house to care for through fall and winter; best of ref- erencea given. Address G 41, Globe. „- \u0084. HOUSE— Six or seven-room house, in nice locality; rent cheap. . Address -N 42/ Globe. .r.y-v HOUSE— By gentleman and /wife, small furnished house or part ofhouse; lower town preferred. Address F 42, Globe. ROOMS— Wanted, for young couple with no children, two furnished rooms, use as bed and sitting room, and one for kitcheu; no objections out. of town, if convenient to catch car; at present or Ist of September. Address I).11., Globe. ROOMS— by two young ladies.* two front rooms, furnished or unfuf- nished. Address J_ Globe, stating terms. o i ROOMS— Three or four furnished or un- furished rooms or small flat for lig-trt housekeeping; young couple; hiH preferred. Address V 31', Globe. •a-isC ' —** —^ —— 1 —— _ _— — _________^ OCEAN STEAMERS, TRIP TO PALESTINE leaves New York Sept, 3,92 days' tour; a trip to Spain and Tangiers leaves New York Aug. 27. 72 i days' tour; all traveling expenses included, first-Ciass. Send for procrammes. £. M. Jenkins, 257 Broadway, New York. STORES AID FIXTURES. 7 BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES . AND* BILLIARD SUPPLIES : Warerooms, 405 and 407; Office and Factory. 411 and 413 Fifth aye- , nue south,. aVUnueapoUs, Mlnq. . J 1 — . ""v"- . '' —- ,---"-'- • — oc~ yFOB-REI-ra W 'f_' '" Alio James A tt-Uehain . Renting Agency. \u25a0 AGENTS FOR CARE OF PROPERTY. ESTATET MANAGED. 145 EAST FOURTH ST. ; 77. .' ' • Mouses, K i>l [ \u25a0 %I\i POTTAGE- six rooms, city water, sewer. •J 255 Fourteenth st, near Canada; rent $10. pOTTAGE- Four-room cottage for rent; V" city water; rent reasonable. Address C, <!* Columbia st \u25a0 r*"OTT AGE— rooms.hot and cold wa- ll ten bath, furnace: good location, haudy to three tines street cars. Call 311 Manhattan building. '-'i**f"HSl HOUSE— For rent, a good •' seven-room house on Dayton's binff: water, bath and sewer. Call at 767 East Fourth. ' .'.' HOUSE— 631 Ashland ay.'; first-Class house; nearly new, with all modern improve- ments. Apply 627 Ashland ay. \u25a0• : '7 HOUSE rent, house 562 Cedar. Ap- - ply 526 Canada. . , . ;.; * ... ;- - - . \u25a0 HOUSE— Eight-room house,; 347 Walnut St., in good order; inquire '325 Ramsey. HOUSE— For rent, 7S Tilton st.; "ten rooms; desirable ' in ; every wav; very reasonable rent. Inquire' St* Paul Title Insurance and Trust Company, 202 Pioneer Press Building. HOUSE— to rent an eight-room house: modern conveniences: pleasant location. Address Room No. 805. Pioneer Press Building. : . HOUSE— For rent, furnished house of ten rooms within five minutes' walK of oost- officc: jjoU per month. Address P 39. Globe. HOUSE— A desirable house to rent; apply today. 742 Dayton ay. HOUSE— 436 Ashland ay.. after Sept. 1, one of the most desirable homes on St. Anthony Hill; twelve large rooms, steam heat and all modern conveniences; large barn and beautiful shade trees. Inquire on premises. HOUSES— For rent, two modern six-room houses on Fuller st G. I. Lawtou, Room ail. 138 East Sixth st. HOUSE — Nine-room house - for rent; all modern improvements;" pleasantly lo- cated; barn: rent reasonable. 267 Williams, near Mississippi st. HOUSE— For rent, house, No. 3SS North Fort St.: eight rooms; fine cellar and water. \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0.•\u25a0...- --,:\u25a0: HOUSE— New modern house; hardwood finish; five minutes' wall*.- from post- oflice. R. J. Lewis. 210 Manhattan building. HOUSE-*, flats, stores, offices and rooms, with and without steam heat. J. W. Shepard. '.'4 East Fourth. ' HOUSES— Handsomely furnished homes, with large grounds, on Crocus hill. J. W. Shepard. 94 East Fourth * '\u25a0..•-,... \u25a0 .. : HOUSE— For rent, a seven-room house,' with cistern and city water, bath aud gas. at 791 Cedar st. '"' •\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' •;""\u25a0""\u25a0 HOUSE— For rent from Sept. 1.. seven- room house; modern improvements; §18. Cis'l Martin st. : : .*: \u25a0 \u25a0 HOUSE For rent, house of four separate flats, newly built. 672 and 674 Selby, near St. Albans. RESIDENCES, cottages and suites of rooms: coll tomorrow. O. B. Harris, 138 East Sixth. -. -'" '- '\u25a0 •'\u25a0 --* HOUSE FOR RENT—Fourteen rooms;- bath; two flats;.. Robert, : near Fifth; cheap. Apply Schram's Renting Agency, Manhattan Building. ;•••,. MANNING'S RENTINGAGENCY—Da- -»— vidson Biock. Corner Fourth and Jack- son Sts. — Houses, stores and flats for rent in fill parts of the city. "-''.' - -*•--•- AYLORS RENTING AGENCY, GLOBE BUILDING. " WE RENT HOUSES. STORES. "OFFICES; - TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED PROPERTY. . Flats. — Furnished flat of six rooms with gas stove, folding bed, etc. Address F 2S, Globe. \u0084 .. ' " FLAT— For rent, a flat of four rooms for housekeeping. Apply on premises of ButterJield, b46 Jackson. .-.;-. p *,--i...,.;.i;f -* .;: • Steam-heated" flats; seven rooms , and large bath; all modern conveniences, hot water, gas range fixtures, window shades. screens, etc. ; quiet residence neighborhood and very central; no carfares, inquire 93 East Eleventh st. in basement. FLAT — To rent flat fiverooms. 10 minutes' walk from business center; modern im- provements. Call 311 Manhattan Building. FLATS— Five, three and two rooms; rent $4 to 510; modern conveniences. Apply 25S Nash st. .'-. :.„•.=."\u25a0.;\u25a0.- :.;.. \u25a0'•\u25a0 FLAT— rent, flat, 159 West Seventh St.; five rooms; bath. Inquire Room 19; rent, 520.00. FLAT— For rent, elegant seven-room, brown-stone flat; steam heat and all modern conveniences; 174 College ay.. be- tween Third and Sixth sts. ; possession given Sept. 15. Inquireat The State Savings Bank. FLATS of six rooms each. 313 and $10; city water; also bed room and kithen. $4. Williams, Room 70, German-American Bank. FLAT— Seveu-room flat; Bath room. 670 Westminster st. . . FLAT of seven rooms, all modem con- veniences. Call 275 West Seventh or 25 Court Block, opposite court house. Rooms. \u25a0 .. A— HOTEL BRUNSWICK", for gentle- '.< • men only; fifty modern steam-heated: rooms by day. week or mouth. AURORA AY., 169— For rent, three rooms and alcove, with bath ; \u25a0 desirable for light housekeeping. • . BROADWAY, 667— For rent three or four rooms, furnished for housekeeping, on the first floor; water and bath. CANADA ST., 544- To rent a large fur- nished front room with alcove: all mod- em improvements; in a private family: for one or two ladies or gentlemen; very reason- able. CEDAR ST.. 637— nicely furnished front rooms together; sJeo one other room. * /-**EDAR ST., 630—Nicely furnished room. CENTRAL AY..62— Four unfurnished or one large furnished room, with alcove ; lath. \u25a0 \u25a0 C*iHARLES ST., 466— Four unfurnished J rooms, with city water. COLLEGE AY., 21, EAST—Furnished rooms for rent; board if desired; terms ' reasonable. " COLLEGE AY., 20— Cosy bedroom all modern conveniences: gentlemen only; references. .. - "\u25a0•-•" .- -" EIGHTH ST., 16, EAST—Elegant fur- nished front rooms by the week or month; cheap rent. EIGHTH ST., 313, EAST—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, with water. nMBL-Jaafln—Eßa—— — —— I l_ _^^_^__^___^_^______ EIGHTH ST., 229— Furnished and unfur- nished front rooms convenient for light houseKeeping; private family, convenient location. ' • HWB EIGHTH ST., Nicely furnished largo front room, bath, pleasant lawn, shade trees, reasonable rent. ' ELEVENTH ST., 334 EAST—Comer of Pine— For rent, large, handsomely fur- nished front room, use of bath, etc. ; reason- able price; no boarders; good house and good neighborhood^, ."\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' ; ELEVENTH ST., 0& EAST—Two nicely furnished rooms; bath and steam heat-; private family. \u25a0\u25a0"'•"\u25a0. EXCHANGE, 376, NORTH — Two fur- nished ' rooms, with alcove, also single, ; for gents: electric light bath, telephone; cheap to right parties.^-- •;..-\u25a0 \u25a0- FOURTH ST., 52 WEST.—Elegant fur- nished rooms for rent. -- - - 1-OURTH ST., 50 WEST— One nicely fur- X. nished room for rent. FULLER ST., 646 — Three '\u25a0\u25a0 large rooms,' with alcove, closets and bath room, to rent for light housekeeping. ".' "" HOTEL BARTEAU, 2S— Two adjoining rooms, suitable for two gentlemen. HOTEL BARTEAU, Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. HOTEL j BARTEAU, '>-.- 23 — Furnished alcove room, also single room ; suite un- furnished rooms; also apartments. \u0084 . JACKSON, 607— Furnished front room for. two gentlemen or gentleman and wife; board ifdesired. jg-a^-rj-^j;!'^":.*".' \u25a0 '; \u25a0 SKLB V AY.,259—Head of Summit—Newly furnished front rooms, with foldingbeds, use of parlors and privilege of light house- kee*j)ing, for |S and § 10, Call after 7£. <% < ._;;'.-\u25a0--;._•\u25a0;....-.. '_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 *-\u25a0 .. r -\u25a0'. - --- \Z?I <sn_ FOB REST. ; '~y \u25a0 "' '\u25a0\u25a0 ".'' Rooms. fl/| INNESOTAST.. 542—Near High School -lAL —Large furnished room to rent; mod- ern conveniences. _£a___i__Saa___— l 6 INTH ST.. 156 WEST— Second Floor— " IV ; One nicely furnishea room, with parlor, suitable for two Indies. - NINTH ST., 30 EAST—Nicely furnished - frout rooms:, use of bath, parlor and piano. - • ORRIS ST., 252—For rent, two-rooms, furnished or unfurnished; suitable for small family without children. ': PLEASANT AY., Neatly furnished front alcove, and small uewlv furnished; near cable. - : PLEASANT AY.,. 146—Tq let. beautifully \u25a0furnished and unfurnished rooms. PLEASANT AY., 183—For rent, nicely .... furnished rooms, with bath, for gentle- men or gentleman and wife. . ROSABEL ST., 379-Three rooms for rent. Inquire 548 Bradley st, RONDO ST.. 142—Nicely furnished front room; ground floor. : . '' ' RICE ST., 200—Near College Ay.—Fur- nished rooms; large front rooms, nice and cool, $6 and $7 per month. ROOMS— rent. . furnished room and I three unfurnished rooms: -Call 3S Chi- cago ay., or 54 East Fourth st. ROOMS-Furnished rooms for gentlemen and ladies; all modern. Call af 234 West Fifthst. ; . - - ROOMS— rent, four .: rooms, to dress- maker or office. Apply Swem Photo Studio. Wabasha "Bail -f-Ji fg33)K*T' ROOMMATE— Young lady employed dur- ing the day likes to have a roommate to a nicely ..furnished room with -bath. 544 Canada st. ROOMS— Parties, wanting- fine furnished rooms, single and en suite, at moderate rates, call at 228 East Seventh st. f) OOMS—Furnished frout rooms for rent. - Inquire evenings after 0 and Sundays, 410 East Eighth st. 4JEVENTII ST., 27.*.,. WEST—Three fur- O nished front rooms for man and wife. EVENT!! ST., 214, WEST— For lent, two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, $6 per mouth; all medern Improvements. '_ SEVENTH ST.', 415, EAST— Parties look- \u25a0 ing for pleasant rooms, furnished or unfurnished. should call; also rooms for light housekeeping. SEVENTH ST.. 270, EAST—Entrance on £5 Rosabel — Rooms furnished or unfur- nished for housekeeping: also large front room suitable for office or dressmaking. SEVENTH, 151, WEST— Near seven Cor- . ners—Two large furnished rooms for housekeeping. W—*4mWmWBB&SBB36g2BESSi SMITH AY., 137 -Corner Sixth-Desirable O- furbished front rooms; private family. : OMITH, AY., 333—Very pleasant alcove \u25ba-J room on second floor, suitable for one or two gentlemen; all modern conveniences. SELBY AY., 553— T0 rent, nice room on • parlor floor; very cheap. OIXTH, 333. EAST—Large furnished frout l— l room with clothes closet. ____ OPKUCK ST., 235— Furnished frout room. \u25baJ \u25a0 with bath, very cheap: 84 per month. CT. PETER ST., 651—For rent, very large O front parlor, unfurnished; no housekeep- ing; references exchanged. ST. PETER ST., 387-Near Sixth— iJ ant furnished rooms; electric light ana bath. .. . - ' '_ .; ST. PETER ST.. 745—Nicely furnished - front room one side room ; cheap. ST. PETER ST., 639—Newly furnished ;•front, single or en suite; all conven- iences. VJT. PETER ST., NO. 635— For rent, pleas- O ant furnished front room; private fam- ily: gentlemen only. SUMMIT AY.. 16—For' rent, a pleasantly furnished room; (on Monday) . TENTH ST.. 31 EAST—Furnished rooms; A ' also good table board. TENTH- ST., 203, EAST—Corner Canada :\u25a0!— Large furnished room, with or without board; all conveniences. :>. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 rHIRD ST„ 159 WEST— Nicely furnished room, very cheap. WELFTH ST.. 101. EAST—For rent, a nice furnished front room; suitable tor a dressmaker. UTOPIA— Nicely furnished front rooms, > :- single or en suite. 493 St. Peter st. WYXT —NICELYfurnished rooms fac- • » » . ing Rice park, single or en suite. 343 North Washington st. \t-ACOUTA ST., Nicely furnished VV room; also three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping: hot and cold water. WABASHA Corner Tenth St, Next Door to Drug Store— Furnished rooms for rent. 117 ABASHA." 669— Corner Tilton— •*» furnished front room and alcove. with large closet, in private family; cheap to right party; call before 2 or after 6 p. m. IT 7 ABASH A ST., 640—For rent, nicely •» V furnished rooms for gentlemen ; good accommodations. Stores. STORES 183, 167, 403 East Seventh and 450 Jackson for rent; also offices, houses and rooms. Stees & Co. STORE— To rent in lively town ot 4.000 inhabitants; best location in town; suit- , able for any line of business. Louis Vasaiy, \u25a0 Little Falls. Minn. '\%. STORE— Double store with boiler and en- O gine for light manufacturing. Address F 38, Globe. " STORES and rooms corner Robert and Tenth sts. for rent. Inquire 505 Robert st. OTORE FOR RENT— S6O St. Anthony O Ay.. Corner Kent St.—Good for any line of business; fixtures all in for grocery, aDd meat market in the same building for" rent; also flats above with all modern improve- ments: rent cheap: call up stairs, third floor. STORE— For rent, store, 567 Broadway: also 567?4.with living rooms above.in good repair. Offices. OFFICES— To rent cheap, two first-class offices in Germania Life Insurance build- ing. Apply to Room 6. second floor, Northern Pacific General Offices. PHYSICIAN would like to meet a physi- cian or deutist who would share office. Doctor, Globe. TO EXCnASGE. CLEAR LOTS to exchange for a small .house and lot. Call or address 343 Wal- nut st. EAVILY ENCUMBERED IM- proved property in St. Paul or Minneap- olis in exchange for lands, lots or cash. Ad- dress G 36, Globe office. TO EXCHANGE — Unincumbered farm property and timbered lands for im- proved St. Paul equities. Call 311 Manhat- tan Building. TO EXCHANGE— Four clear vacant lots in city for house and lot, and assume, if necessary, mortgage of $500 to SI.OOO. Ad- dress 807 Woodbridge. TO EXCHANGE—A new sewing machine for a double-barreled gun— breech-loader. Address 913 Charles st. TO EXCHANGE — Wanted, to trade a good safety bicycle for a horse suitable for the hardware business. Call at 759 est Seventh st. _^^ TO EXCHANGE— business lot. corner Como and Farrington. to exchange for farm lands or garden lots.- Address 552 Rice st. OEXCHANGE—I have a good house, 69 West Jessamine street; will exchange for vacant lots in or near St Paul. John Gorman, 69 West Jessamine. TO EXCHANGE;— Equity in valuable piece of improved ' Chicago property to trade for- clear lands, timber or farm, in Northwest George L. Hendrickson _ Co., 51 East Fourth st. NEW GOODS given inexchange for your old gold or silver, or will pay cash. Frank A.Upham, Jeweler, 109 East Seventh st. _n__H___H_a___ i -. DYE WORKS. FJ. ROCHEX, N. W. Steam' Dye Works • . office, 416 Robert st, Ryan block works, 15 and 57 Indiana ay. -_9adaa*__Saa*B__HttßM JAMISON* CO., New York Steam Dye Works; ladies', and gents' clothing a Fpeciahy. 14 West Sixth st. KAHLERT * mjntel, Minnesota ; Eteam Dye Works,"244 East Sevenths AUCTION SAIaE. A. 11. jXicoliiy. Auctioneer. GREAT AUCTIONSALE OF 500 "LOTS at White Bear Beach and Bald Eagle Lake, near depot: absolute sale to highest bidders ;also choice acre garden lots and acre property for farming purposes, on very liberal terms of payment. A. 11. Nicolay, Auctioneer, will sell at \u25a0 public auction, on Saturday morning, Aug. 20. "ÜBS. Sale com- mencing at 11 o'clock, on arrival of the 10:35 train from - St. Paul, at .White Bear Beach depot. Free excursion trains on day of sale leave St. Paul union depot at 8:20 a. m., 10:35 \u25a0a. m. - and 12:19 -p. m., . and free luncheon on the grounds. White Bear lake is the Saratoga of the West. Health is wealth ; : pure and invigorating air the best tonic in. the .world. - The north shore of White Bear, lake possesses advantages not equaled or surpassed on any portion of this noted lake: excellent fishing; rowing and' sailing unsurpassed; its beautiful, pictur- esaue and. romantic scenery, extending for miles close to this -property, must be seen to be appreciated; -. for residence pur- poses it -has no ..-superior. This sale otfers --great "inducements for homes for •• hundreds- of -.- families as well as market gardeners and farmers. The acres to be sold in 5, 10, 15 and 20-acre tracts, at the ODtion of the • purchaser. It is accessible now by the Soo and St. Paul & Duluth rail- roads. The St. Paul : _ White Bear electric line .may also be extended to run by this property: three depots.. also a fourth "depot to be constructed on this valuable property. Terms of sale willbe liberal and announced on • day of sale. Remember that this im- perial auction takes place Saturday, Aug. 20, 1892. Don't miss it ifyou desire to make money. You can - secure great bargains at this -sale and buy at your own prices; now is your time if you desire to double your in- vestment: the only opportunity in" a life- time.;,For maps, , handbills and full par- ticulars apply to or address only the Nieolay Real Estate Exchange, 111 E.ast*Fiftn st., be- tween Jackson aud -Robert sts. A.11. Nic- olay, Auctioneer. . My Real Estate Auction Sale No. 12.59i. \u25a0_.? I*. Hollo May. Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL Lots— lots in Bellevue addition willbe sold to. the highest bidders ou Satur- day. Aug. 20, sale to begin nt 2:110 p. m. This property lies near West Seventh st. electric line, is immediately the proposed Mississippi river boulevard and pork system, and commands a delightfulview of the fine scenery around Fort.Suelling. It willalways be desirable for homes. Youngmen or oth- ers wishing to make a profitable investment that will yield quick returns, willdo well to attend this sale. This is the best time to buy property in St. Paul there ' has been for six years. We will soou.see higher prices all along the line. Take West Seventh st. elec- tric cars to the grounds. Terms of sale, one- fourth cash, the balance, on or before three years, with interest at 0 per cent per annum. E. Hoiloway, Auctioneer." AUCTION SALE of three lots; I will sell three lots, 41x135 each, at corner of James and Erie sts. one block north of Omaha shops, on the ground, Saturday. Aug. 13, 'at 3 1 p.m.; they a-e in the same* block with Miran's quarry; on these lots all the rock has been quarried, except the footing stone; they will be on grade when all the rock is out"; the Omaha railroad company is building its new shops to accommodate a larger force; the electric cars on both West Seventh and Randolph sts. are only two b .aks off: the lots will be sold positively; , i'erms, half cash, half in one or two years; the rubb'e rock and fooling stone now quar- ried willhe sola at same time. Enoch Hal- loway. Auctioneer. - Summit Avenue Auction Sale. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTYFEET front, south-facing, corner of Summit ay. and Cnatsworth st., by 2SO feet deep to a graded alley: gas, water,' sewer, sidewalk; this is the most beautiful coruer on the ave- nue. Willbe sold on the premises Wednes- day afternoon at 4 o'clock, Aug. 17. A. S. Nicolay, Auctioneer. COABP OFFERED. A A — "THE.MlNEß"—Pleasant rooms -——A and excellent board; strangers will find a pleasant home with modern conven- iences. 162 College ay. and Sixth st. 'THKNORWOOD— Eighth, Between —- Jackson and Sibley—Furnished rooms, with board, $4.59 aud 85 per week; table board, transients. £1 per day. BOARD — Good room and board, 147 Pleasant ay. ; convenient to business streets. BOARD— Good board aud room. with bath, at lowest rates, at 245 West Seventh si., near Seven Corners. - . \u25a0 BOARD— furnished rooms, with board; house modern; use of parlor aud piano. 56 Tilton. BOARD Nicely furnished room; all mod- ern conveniences; board, with 6 o'clock dinner. 251 Selby ay. BOARD— 043 Cedar St.— Room and board for four gentlemen and two ladies; finest . location in the city. BOARD— Wanted, by a respectable widow- lady, one baby or child to board. 736 Ravine St., Dayton bluff. .. BOARD and room: ail conveniences; use of bath and parlor; homelike; reasoua- ble. 60 Iglehart st. . BOARD— Rooms suitable for one or two gentlemen: also room, private bath, beau- tifnl grounds. 254 East Tenth. BOARD— Pleasant furnished rooms; use of bath, parlor, piano; board 84 per week. 64 Iglehart st. BOARD— A pleasant front room for two persons, with first-class board, at 256 Dayton ay. BOARD — Two nicely furnished front rooms, labia for two. with board, in private family. 251 Rice st., corner College. BOARD — Furnished rooms with board for gentleman, $3.75 per week. ISS East Tenth st. ' .';... -..\u25a0\u25a0 ' • BOARD— Pleasant furnished rooms and board; prices reasonable. 3t5S North Exchange. " . ' BOARD— Furnished front room; board if desired. 30 lirlehart. ... BOARD— • rooms, with board; 'also table board. 19 East Ninth. BOARD— Furnished rooms with board in a large modern house; shady yard. 210 East Ninth st. - BOARD AND ROOM, with private {ami- ly. at 257 West Third St.. second floor.. 1 ROOM AND BOARD: no other board- . ers; front room and alcove. 58 Iglehart St., near Wabasha. " ' I>IAi>IOX» SAIaTE: WE HAVE a few pieces of very fine dia- *V mond goods that have accumulated, having been forfeited.left with us as security. We will sell any of these goods for a trifle more than what we advanced. I don't see where you can invest your money to any better advantage than to buy first-class dia- monds. You can • have the pleasure of wear- ing them, and can realize within 10 or 15 ncr cent of the amount you invest at any timel .- We will sell you a pair of diamond eardrops weighing 5 carats, perfect gems, blue white in color, perfectly matched, extra brilliant, fashionably mounted up; they cost originally 8150.00 per carat: we advanced 8400.00 on this pair, and willsell them for 5425.00. A diamond stud, weighing 3 carats; this is a first-water diamond ; there is no gentleman in St.-Paul wearing a finer diamond in his shirt front than this one; it's perfectly white, with a blue tiuge, sharp and brilliant, and perfectly proportioned; guaranteed with- out a flaw; cost 8200.00 per carat; price, 8290.00. ' . Set of three diamond dress studs, extra fine quality of diamonds, weighing about "is carat each; this set cost $100.00; will sell for 860.00. ..'••' ; ; : Adiamond collar t button for 830. 00 that cost probably double that amount: heavy IS-k. mounting; stone weighs % carat, white and brilliant. ":*- * : Diamond stud weighing 1 carat; extra fine goods: good color; cost $100.00, for 835.00.. : Another stud weighing % carat, white, nice stone, for $48.03. -A lady's diamond ring, set in Tiffany mounting; stone weighs JU-carat, white, nice goods, for $35.00. '~m\Km~r*i-- A pair diamond eardrops; weigh I*6carats: brilliant, white stones; cost 5150.00, sell for $85.00. : Another pair diamond eardrops, skeleton mounting: stones weigh about 1 "4 carats each; A No. 1 white diamonds; cost 8300.00, sell for $103.00. -, . A gentleman's diamond ring; stone weighs 2 carats; this stone is a gem; the ring cost $450.00; we loaned 8175.00; will sell for $100.00. American Mortgage Loan Company, Room 7, First National Ban*, St. Paul, Minn. Goods sent to responsible parties outside of the city, with privilege of examination. . '-- .;•\u25a0' CIIIROI-'OmST. AT Its. _ J. ALLON, chiropodist. 2*-6 iAA West Third st, St. Paul; feet treatment. LOCKWOOD, THE CHIROPODIST— .-- All diseases of the feet: 293 aud 294 En- \u25a0dicott- Arcade, Robert st., between Fourth and Fifth sts. -: -" '77 -.*-\u25a0 .'.\u25a0'\u25a0 BUSINESS CHANCE S. ivlisccllaneousa BARBER SHOP, for sale cheap; goo« trade: want to leave city. 004 Rice st. FOR SALE- A well established grocer? for sale; reason for selling, sickness of owner. Inquire 517 University ay. ' L*"ORSALE—Fine stock of drugs, doing a, X good busiuess; splendid location, low" rent and every opportunity to. make money; this is one of the best chances for a druggist offered in a long time; . catch on and get a snap; terms, "part cash, balance good real estate. E. c. Copeland. Camp Douglas. Wis. PARTNER with 83,500 to 84,000 to take half interest in well-established manu- facturing business in St. Paul; more capital needed only object; rejerence required. Ad- dress I." 31. Globe. Fli'VAftClAla. RM. NEWPORT A* SON, INVEST • ment Bankers, loan money on Im •roved property in St Paul and Minneap- olis st 6 ier cent "on or before. " Offices. New Pioneer Press Building, St. Paul, aud Reeve Building. Minneapolis. A A —LOANS on furniture, pianos. \u25a0A« horses, diamonds, watches and sealskin sacques; lowest rates. Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms 13, 14. First National Bank Building, corner Fourth and Jackson *•** "*rf*B**WWS*lS BANK STOCKS a specialty; bonds, com- mercial paper, mortgages, securities, bought and sold. Geo. W. Jenks. Investment Banker, Minn. Loan _ Trust Bldg., Mpls. BORROW- MONEY at Room 1, 303 Jack-" son st, - corner Third, . on furniture, pianos, diamonds, watches, sealskin sacques, or goods in storage: lowrates and privacy; honorable treatmeut; private room for ladies. CAPITAL LOANCOMPANY-Money ta . ' loan on furniture, jewelry, watches," pianos, horses and carriages.etc.etc. ; partial payment received. Capital Loan Company. No. 12 Schutte Block, comer Seventh and Jackson. B_ *-_"__ slSH LARGE AMOUNTS of money to loan ou improved property' at 5 and « percent Smith. Parker _ Gilman, New York Life Bldg. v ' - - '. MONEY TO LOAN at 5,6,7, 6,7 and s per cent, J-»-l on vacant or improved cityproperty." J. W. Falllhee. 314 Pioneer Press Building. [\/l ONEY LOANED on life insurance pol« IT- icies; or bought. L. P. Van Norman, . CI Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis. ONEY TO LOAN without delay, from 810 upward, on furniture, horses, jew- elry, etc. : time checks, notes and second real estate mortgages bought. Minnesota '" Loan Co., 117 East Fourth st. •\u25a0''-- " -P-R-I-V-A-T -£- Money loaned on diamonds, watches, pianos, furniture or goods in storage at lowest rates, and small monthly return • payments; notes- and mortgages bought; most private loan rooms in the city. Ohio Investment Coni- pauy, i:_ Globe Building*, take elevator. . . HE GERMaNIA LAND COMPANY "' buys, sells mortgages, loans money at " current rates. W. P.Westtall.sec; E. J . Bar- rngh. treas. '-*3 and 24 Globe Building. ; rpHE SAVINGS BANK OF ST. PAUL. X corner Fifth and Jackson sts. .always had money to loan at >'\ 7 and 8 per cent, and charges no commission. Wil ELE"*. _ how _*__ loan money at current rates. 301 Pioneer Press Bldg. F. MOKITZ. «•« PIONEER CRESS • Building— Mortagago loans made promptly; ti, 7 and 8 per cent; mortgages bought. ran SAffaE. BATH "OUTFIT—For sale," bar* ber's bath-room outfit Inquire of M. J. Doyle. Soutn St. Paul. . BARBER'S CHAIR—For sale cheap, sec- : ond-hand barber's chair in good repair. George Patwell. 57 Fifth st. BABY CARRIAGE for sale cheap. 421 Selby ay. __ \u25a0 --;\u25a0 BARBER STANDS — For sale or ex- change, three barber chair stands, mir ror stands tor furniture or any valuable. 81 West Tenth st. BENEVOLENT and relief .societies will find Burton's, 54 East Seventh St., th« best place to buy second-hand clothing. BICYCLE— For sale, high grade lady'i safety, cheap. A.L. Haman, 303 Jack, son. CAGE—For sale, one large square birdcage, nearly new, chean. 56 East Seventh. Neitmann. . DUE BILL— For Sale— Any one purchasing a piano can save 825 for buying a due bill tor 8100 ou the leading music* house at a discount of 25 per cent: can be applied on any cash or time purchase. 132 East Con- gress st. OG FOR SALE— FuII-blooded Llewel. lyu setter. Inquire S. Harper, 866 Ash« land ay. DOG— For sale, cheap, a Llewellyn seitel dog. one year old: well bred, and cap be bought cheap. Price, Sl2. Apply at 84! Goodrich ay. FOR SALE—Medium size fire ana burglar* proof safe. Address G 96, Globe. FOR SALE— a choice line of goods for man selling house furnishings through • country towns. Address P 42, Globe. > m DOG— For sale cheap, English setter dog, fourteen months old. Apply at Elevator, corner Western and Selby ays. FOR SALE Ata great bargain, (17) seven, teen threshing machine outfits in com« plete order. Some are new. aud the resl of them nearly as good as new; the sep- arators are all Buffalo Pitts style. The en- gines are all traction, straw, wood, or coal burners. (15) fifteen horse power; the cylin- ders are 7Uxl2, return Hue boilers of the'besl style. These rigs are complete with every- • thing thai belongs to a good rig. W e are go- ing to close them out at once at whatevet they willbring. For prices and terms call on or address 11. Gillett _ Son, Lake City, Minn. I HAVE a new stock of watches, clocks, silver-plated ware and jewelry In my bands, as assignee, for sale cheap. Call or address No. 140 West Seventh st.. St. Paul, Minn. George L. Kochat,' Assignee. SAFES— For sale, large double door safe; also medium size, single door. Address A 70, Globe, .Minneapolis. SAFES for sale cheap: two good as new( one small and one good size. 422 Waba- sha st. SCALES aud coffee mill for: sale cheap; two sets of scales and coffee mill foi grocery store, good as new. Apply 422 Wa- basha st. SHELVING at your own price, fit for dry goods store; in good condition, but must be sold. Inquire at 422 Wabasha st. SHOTGUN— For sale, good double-barrel breech-loading shotgun and reloading outfit. 810. 40 Valley st. : — — , a OTOVE—For sale.one Quick-Meal gasoline. O stove: one range, some good old lumber, shelving, etc.. for half its value, at 1032 Con . way st.. Dayton's bluff. \u25a0 SJTORE FIXTURES—For sale, fine cigar,' O tobacco and confectionary store fixtures. Inquire 103 South Wabasha st. YPEWRITER — For sale, Remington . Typewriter No. 5; new and latest im- proved; cheap. P. O. Box **W," St. Paul. MUTE MACHINE for sale; good ai new; 820. 260 Rice st. ___»_____ ' ARE YOU IN. TROUBLE?. If so, con- suit Madame lua Walker, life reader, who gives resume of past, preseut and future* It dies, 50 cents; gentlemen. 81; coriespond- ence promptly answered. Parlors, No. 610 Wabasha. ' > ADAME TEITSWORTH — Reliable Business Test Medium; also Palmist; twenty-nine years' experience. 448 Minne- sota st. ADAME BURNETT'S new massage parlors give Turkish, medicated, sea salt, plain bath, first-class massage and alco- hol treatment by professional operators. 220 West Seventh St., secoud floor; hours: 0 a. m. to 10 p. m. RS. KATE HOSKINS, psychometric . reader and trance medium, 2254*" West Seventh st. J 1 i MRS. M. A. TUSSKY. 223 East Eiahth st." l»L Magnetic and massage treatment for nervous diseases, paralytic and rheumatism; ; also Turkish baths: hours,- 'J a. in. to b p. m. |\/|RS. WILLIAM, CLAIRVOYANT lA— and maguetist; will go to your homes. 542 Cedar, up stairs. - flilSCElalaa-SIIOUS..-- - GKISWOLD'S . CORSET I'— Agency—Ladies, call: flowers preserved. . ..Mrs.-', Word worth,' 57 Eighth st. south, Minne- apolis. RIVATE 'HOSPITAL SCHOOL OP - Midwifery— Mrs. H. Steuzel.SSS Martiust,
