The Saint Paul Globe from Saint Paul, Minnesota • Page 18

The siobg Wants Are- Ute a ggg-HTVe putt of the Richest Honey OF THE WEEK. 3loutln.v. DEATHS UEPOIITKD. Baby Levine. .....2 months 715 Cherokee 7 years Arthur W.McCnllougb.

100 Edmund. .4 years Annie E. Rincrof-e. St. Joseph's years Annie McDunna, 617 East Third years Catherine Davern, 551) Arundel 17 months Morris Powers, city hospital 43 years Oscar Johnson.

Auburn st 2 months Wilkie L. Mereneld, 003 Pine 5 months Samuel Mnynll. St. Joseph's hospital. years MAHKIAOE LICENSES ISSUED.

VVlliam Pies Marie Langway frank Baigup Adams William C. Zig'ar Lillie F. Cimpbcll Stephen T. Annie Rockford Charles G. Mclnlire Selma M.

Holmberg Bertha Rauibsa John Ileinen Gcuevieve Weisner Duo Koecnler Clementina Kcrouskv Peter Mary Funk imvnis r.EronTED. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Drew. Girl Mr.

and Mrs. C. li. Wilbur Twin Girls Mr. aud Mrs.

Daniel Moran Boy- Mr, ana Mrs. Henry Henler Mr. and Mrs. Kndro Schletz Boy Mr. and Nels J.

Veiine Girl Mr. mid Mrs. Nels Syliinder Boy and Girl Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Boy Mr. and Mrs. James T. Clyde Girl Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Winklcmau Boy Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Keith Mr. ana Mrs. Peter Schaffer Boy Mr. and Mrs. M.

Baxter Girl Mr. and Mrs. Gusiave Kntz Girl Mr. and Mrs. R.

iv. Cardoza Boy Mr. and loirs: William Beinhorn Girl Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Johnson Boy Mr. and Mrs. N. W.

Wishad Girl Mr. and Mrs. B. Doland Boy Mr. and Mrs.

W. Girl Mr. and Mrs: 11. 11. Gruber Girl Mr and Mrs.

Y. Hawthorn Boy Tuesday. MAnniAOE LICENSES ISSUED. Henry A. Essuein Tillle Rosenkranz A.

J. Cleveland A. Patterson Charles G. Gunburg Ida E. Sundell Charles Davis Harriet G.

Gleason George W. Deblois Mrs. Laura Suuford A'Uilph Lindemann Theresa Leutniaun Percy A. Tyler abel Ferm vol Edward C. Adams Marian A.

Flint DEATHS BEPOBTED. Amelia Green, city hospital years Baby Bock, Cottage venue days GIRTHS BErOBTED. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lr.chiigson Boy Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Rot hennel Boy Mr. and Sirs. Peter Hanson Boy Mr. and Albert Pold Boy Mr.

and Mrs. Harry S. Do we Girl Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hubert Girl Mr.

and Mrs. Ferdinand Girl Mr. and Mrs. Gust Johnson Girl Mr. and Mrs.

P. Kogluud Boy Mr. and Mrs. S. K.

Keid Girl Mr. and Mrs. John Green Girl Mr. and Mrs. red Marquard Girl Mr.

and Mrs. Me Hermes Boy Wednesday. SIARItIAGE LICENSES ISSUED. Otto Peterson Beda C. Mobery Fred W.

Bayer Augusta IHrchhotf Ernest A. Otto EdithGerk Samuel S. Davis A. Weyenhnuser Wallace Huff Etta Franks Dr. Edward W.

B. Kennedy Fred J. Scott Adelina J. Newton Hi chard Zinke Ida Paeel Peter Cahlen Mary Veiler Hugo Wcdekind Martha Zeibf Burnet Johnson Augusta S. Widbolm BE! ORTBD.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tnuschcck Boy Mr. and Mrs. George Basenzahl Boy Mr.

and Mrs. C. Ives Boy Mr. and Mrs. ChaT-les Hageu Boy Mr.

and Mrs. M. Connor Boy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thorsen Girl Mr.

and Mrs. (nines Kroh Boy Sir. and David C. Lightbourne Girl Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Swartwood Mt. and J.lrs. William G. SVhipple Doy r. and Mrs.

P. Bert Boy Mr. and Mrs. James K. Ferguson Girl Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Herbert Girl ItEI'OHTED. Chiistian Mayner, 737 West Seventh 8 yrs Uosie Paulas, 990 Beaney 14 yrs Thursday. RIf.TIIS 11EPOKTKD. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hazzard Boy Mr. aud Mrs. John Me 11 ugh Boy Mr. and Mrs.

L. Faviella Girl Mr. and Mrs. Brick Norton Boy Mr. and Mrs.

Pierce L. Labclle Boy Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman Mr. aud Mrs.

Gust Boy Mr. aud Mrs. John Fredrickson Boy Mr. and Mrs. Nic Jeuata Girl DEATHS REPORTED.

Hilda Blimquist, Bethesda hospital 20 yrs Uarl M. Anderson, 'J 4l) East Ninth. 54 yrs ROH SIAimiAGE LICENSES ISSUED. Willard Willis Snydc-r. Annie S.

Bendickson Harry C. Grayum Ida M. Warn pel t.ustaf Lundijtiisst. Christina Nelson Friday. MARRIAC.E LICKX9ES ISSUED.

Hugh A.liite'nje Mary E. Urea Frederick G. Lind Laura J. Grestaften Harry Edclson Annie Michael lIIUTIIS REPORTED. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Carlson Girl Mr. and Mrs. Pal Seaulon Boy Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Glaiber Girl Mr. and.Mrs. Martin Nelson Boy DEATHS REPORTED. Barbara Janish, Louis 5 mouth ilhelin Blank.

Charles 14 mouth A. B. Bracken. 330 Sherman GO year Sntuvtlay. MARRTAOE LICENSES ISSL'ED.

Olof Gustofson Alma C. Luinlgren lohn Bailish Addie McCormick Briffith Jones Mary E. Waite Daul Grau Annie Larson Frank A. Williams Julie M. Ricbter Frank L.

Wills Mathilda C. Larson r.i:rrns reported. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobcjt Girl Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Leonard Boy Mr. and Mrs.

John Periss Girl Mr. and Mrs. M. McKcnna Boy Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Comgan Girl Mr. and Mrs. CeoL-e Thone Girl Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Kite.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gigrich Boy DEATH REPORTED. Dlive Mclntyre. 1)28 June 7 years TO EXCHANGE.

Will exciiance 14-karnt solid gold watch for coal. Address A. D. 8., (ilobe. PIANO and mandolin purchasers should read Whitney's advertisement iv today's edition.

rriHREK OR foitk clear vacant lots, value SilOO to 82,80 for house and lot will assume mortgage, if necessary, to SI. OIO Globe. TO Two clear lots in No. 1 locations to exchange for good house; give number. Address Trade.

4Ut Rice st. large heating stove! A nearly new. for groceries or clothing. Address A 90, Globe. EXCHANGE -Fine vacant property -L for well rented improved property; good dwellings to exchange for vacant property.

EL H. Sehulte 103 East Fourth street. rPO KXCIIANCiK-i'iO. 7.i 100 acres of A fine land, one and a half miles from North Dakota's capitol, to exchange for lot or home between Victoria st. and duelling south of University; have some cash.

Address 216, Globe. Two good pool tables A to trade for good young horse four or live years old: weight. 2118 Carroll st. EXCHANGE good cheap lot for plumbing or painting. Itoom 10, Globe.

Ul ILL TRADE a good horse nine years old, sound, perfectly safe for auv one, afraid of nothing, for a good hammerless shotgun. Address M. Globe. CIA nessee property: will exrhange for good St. Paul realty.

58.Qlobe. I.OSTAW) FOIJKD. DOG Small Scotch terrier, partly sheared. Answers to name Ted. Liberal reward for return to H2l Burr st.

Bit A LOST-Sil between Herrman Bros, and Field, Mahler Co. Return to Williapi Uickel, Germauia Bank. St. Bernard; name of owner on collar. Return to 462 St.

Peter st. md receive good reward. LAP ROBE Green lap robe; finder -J please return to 250 Dayton ay. and receive PIANO and mandolin purchasers should read Whitney's advertisement in today's iditioii. poi'KKTUOUK Lost, a small pocketbook containing Finder please leave at Wabasha st.

Pot KKTIJOOIv LOST-Containing 535; finder will receive reward at 428 Ma- Msba. noCKIiTBOOK lost between man Evans and 13 Mississippi con-, mining small amount of money and watch' chain; if finder will return watch chain they can keep money. (107 John st. ATCH LOST OK VV, chain and ring; $10 reward and no questions if returned to Uooni 1102, Pioneer Tess Building. SITUATION OFFEBEP.

tUales. i "Z-. At once, in all unoccupied territory in Minnesota, reliable men of push to represent the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of New York. The leading natural premium company in the world. Best security, lowest rales and most liberal policy.

Liberal contracts to good men. Address J. J. Hamilton 61 National German-American Bank Building. St.

AGENTS for Bankers' Mutual Aid Association easiest plan in state to work. D. T. McNaughton, Secretary, Germania Bank Building. St.

Paul. GENTS, male and female, wanted every-tV. where: lightning seller; absolutely new: no talking; 'profits immense. Abbott Mfg. Springfield.

Ohio. tos4 per day easily made; agents wanted for St. Paul and Minueapolis. Call 773 Rondo st. Boy -to printer's trade at Sciberf- Bros.

1 -'01 East Tenth one with. some experience preferred. Salesmen on salary oreommission to handle the New Patent Chemical Ink-Eracing Pencil: the greatest felling novelty ever produced; erases ink thoroughly'in two seconds: no abrasion of paper: oto VX) per cent profit; one agent's tales amounted to Slut in six days: another $8 iii two hours; we want one energetic general agent in each state and territory. For terms and full particulars address The Monroe Eraser Mfg. La Crosse, 4.

BA It 15 Kit wanted at (504- Jackson steady job; good wages. First-class barber wanted at once: steady job. Call today from '2 to (i p. m. at CSSJi.is East Third near corner nv.

once, blacksmith; must be coed horseshoer: steady employment to the right man. Address W.Cordiner, Princeton. Minn. Wanted, fe ood shoer and general jobber. Address Gus Crail, Dodge Center.

Minn. BOOKK KICPEK Wanted, bookkeeper, by a jobbing house in this city. Address 58, Globe. HOY wanted in cruet store. Call at Faber Brown's, corner Wabashn and Seventh.

BOY a boy who can write. Apply Monday morning at Minnesota Savings Lank, Wnbasliast. twenty bricklayers. Apply to Bntler Bros. USII ELM AN Wanted, tailor bushelman: good wages.

M. Burton's, 54 East Seventh st. Wanted, at 585 Dale nt once, butcher, or one learn. George Rofart. piANVASSEKS wanted for high-Class and quick selling publication.

Scribner's Sous, 483 "Temple Court, Minneapolis. -r CANVASSERS Good" inducements to first-class men. Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company, 43S Wabasha st. ARPKNTICRS wanted, corner St. Albans and Iglehart sts.

CANVASHI-. Wanted, in every county in Minnesota. North and South" Dakota and Wisconsin, a few live canvassers for The Emergency Medicine Chest and Handbook, (nil to 11. 2 to 4. Dr.

Hutton. Capilol Block. St. Paul. CLERK a German grocery clerk on the Bluff; must come well recommended, and a hustler.

COS Hudson ay. Wanted, Scandinavian clerk in general store; good position for the right man; yniiuc single man preferred. Address Lock Box 132. Fariningtoii. Minn CORNICE Waulea, four cornice makers or good -fit its.

Apply at St. Paul Rooting and Cornice Works. Young man with limited v-' experience. 53 per week: sdvance if satisfactory. Steady place.

Star Printing 310 Jackson st. a mill for dairy: good wages and steady work air-winter. J. W. Smith, one mile old West Seventh street car bsrn.

Must be good milker. In- XJ quire at Smith's Saloon, West Seventh st. Wanted, man to drive team: call Monday- mornings 7 o'clock. 274 Rice st. Wanted, a man and wife: man to drive team and wife to cook.

Call at 217 East Eighth Sunday or Monday. A young fellow to drive team at 924 Dc Soto st. call at once. Wanted, a registered druggist. Address, stating age, txpe.ienee, A 100, Globe, NGINEKH AND ENGINEER AND STKAHKITTtK- Wanted, engineer stenmtitter to take charge of heating plant in wholesale house; will be expected to make himself generally useful.

A 51, Globe. FARM Wanted. a man to work on farm. Apply 418 Pioneer Press, Monday, between i) and 10 a. m.

FEED Cylinder, press. Apply Pound Publishing Company. 336 Vt. FURNITURE TRIMMERS, wanted. Barnard Bros.

Fourth st. and Second ay. northeast, Minneapolis. Wanted, a. good young jnau for gardening, etc.

See Merrill Owens, 3'J East Fourth si. Wanted, two hostlers. Shea Spencer, 4SS Selby ay. fifteen laborers on bridge work. Inquire on Monday at 150 East Third James LABORERS Corning Clay works.

Phaleu st. and Stillwater ay. Three. or four inooideri nt once. Address D.

J. Murray Manufacturing Company; Wausau. Wis. OFFiCE Wanted, a rapid and accurate man for clerical position in St. Paul office; must be rapid and accurate, and good penman.

r.G, Globe. OFFICE BOY wanted. Address; in own writing, stating age and wages expected, GSB. Globe. OFFICE Steady position for intelligent boy.

(alt Monday Horning at o'clock. Press of Wui. L. Htwining 317 Wabasha. Wanted, jobs at papering.

Address William Wilsou, rear 390 Kast Sixth City. PIANO and mandolin purchasers should read Whitney's advertisement in today's edition. PHOTOGRAPHER Wanted, operator J- and retoucher to run gallery in Hty: must furnish references; state salary expected. Address 52, Globe. PLACES FOR GIRLS and girls for JL places at Ladies' Employment Office, 14 West Exchange.

SALESMAN wanted for Northwest: nlso side Address Sumatra Cigar Company. Chicago, 111. SALESMAN wanted call o'clock, corner Fourth and Jackson, Room 50. S. McGuire.

SALESMAN Wanted, a good, young" clothing salesman to manage a store; German or Scandinavian preferred. Address J. 11., Globe. Wanted, one good scroll and band sawyer. Chapman-Drake Company; 100 per cent profit; salesmen wanted: hardware specialties for businessmen; also enameled letters, etc.

Adjustable Name Plate 53 Broadway, New York. Two or three more first-class men to handle the best line of intallment goods in the Northwest; big pay to the right men. W. A. Edwards, 81 West Tuird st, St.

Paul. Minu. CHOKMAKKK warned, to do repairing and general work. A. G.

Peil, 33 East Seventh st. Wanted, one on men's work; one on repairiug. Apply to Sorensen, 357V2 Jackson. SHIRT A first-class- shirt cutter desired to cut for jobbing trade by a manufacturing house; only experienced man need apply; give name and references. salary expected.

Globe. Men ot energy ana tact to solicit ior Bankers' Life Association of M. Paul. Salary or guarantee as preferred Address C. E.

Secor. St. Paul. Minn. TEN OG It APHERS furnished with posi- lions and business houses supplied without charge to either Apply to Wyckoff hesmans Benedict, 14 East Fourth st.

telephone 406. Wanted, thirty teams, on Me-I Menemy, aims and Union sts. $3.75 and $4 per; work all fall. THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MOBNING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1892. PAGES.

SITUATIONS OFFERED. Hales. Two men -wanted to de- A liver wood and coal. 113 West Seventh st. TRAVELING Wanted, traveling -L man, must be a bustler, to call at Room 004.

Manhattan Building. T'INNERS-Tiuners wanted at 314 East A Seventh st. WANTED- Men to take orders In every town and city; uo delivering or collecting; no experience: steady work; salary nud expenses paid. Address Glen New York. Good man to work in com.

mission house, one who is well ac- quainted in city, to deliver and take cure of horses, and sometimes stay in the store and do some collecting: a Scandinavian preferred. Call at 643 Mississippi city. The names and addresses of energetic men and women open for permanent work; we give exclusive terri- tory: we guarantee good workers 830 a week; we furnish office, furniture, delivery team, and newspaper advertising; our article is a monopoly: it will save 25 per cent of the coal bills of everybody; full particulars by lithographs, ijnruphlets, free upon receipt of postage. Address Koalspar 00 Oliver Boston, Muss. Men who understand ing with tools, wood.

Iron or tin, or who have worked with machinery, or who are handy with carpenter tools; will be needed for patterns; experience not necessary: pleasant indoor winter business: light, steady employment: good wages can be made. Address, with stamp. The Brandeuburg Manufacturing Company, Dayton, O. Young men and ladies to learn telegrnpny. shorthand, bookkeeping and typewriting; can make board.

Globe Business college. Endicott Building. VI ASTM)- Young man in grocery ness; must invest £100; good chance to right party. Q. J7.

GIoLe. Boy about sixteen years old VV to work in store; must be strictly honest: state wages expected, with referenced Address 56, Globe. 1 17 Gentlemen of business ex, perience to represent a wealthy East; em corporation. Address, with references, Room 14. sehulie UlocK.

St. Paul. Minn. FortheUnited States Army Able-bodied, unmarried men between the ages of twenty-oue and thirty yearsgood pay, rations, clothing and medical at tendance; applicants must be prepared to furnish satisfactory evidence as to age, character and habits. Apply at room 207, No, 34 Seventh St.

Paul. Miun. WANTED- to cut this notice out and send to us and we will scud you by express. CO. subject to examination, our finest full-engraved hunting or ladies' 14-carat stem-wind.

20-year guaranteed and gold tilled case, and tine fulljeweled solid nickel patent regulator, adjusted, Waltham or Springfield movement; a regular watch you can examine it at the express office, and. if found satisfactory, pay the express agent and take the watch otherwise don't pay a cent and the agent will return it at our expense; send today; this notice will never appear again. Address Sears 2139 abash Chicago. 111. w.

Wide awake workers everywhere for "SHEPP'S PHOTOGRAPHS of the the greatest book on earth:" costing retail at $3.25. cash or installments; mammoth illustrated circulars and terms free: daily output over 1,510 volumes. Agents wild with success. Mr. Thos.

L. Martin, Centerville, cleared in days; Miss Rose Adams. Woodier, 0., BJ3 in 40 minutes: Rev. J. Howard, Madison.

Lyons, N. $101 in 7 hours: a bonanza: magnificent outfit only SI. Books on credit, freight paid. Andres's Globe Bible Publishing No. 723 Chestnut 0r.3.",S Dearborn Chicago.

111. WE DESIRE A SALESMAN To" take on commission, in connection with his other business, a line of Philadelphia-made goods, comprising dress goods.cottonades, ginghams, cassimeres. jenns. for the spring trade (retailers only). 'Manufacturer, P.

O. Box Philadelphia. Pa. TO 15 per day at home selling Light niug Plater and plating jewelry, watches, tableware, etc. plates the finest of jewelry Rood as new, on all kinds of metal, gold, silver or nickel; no experience; no capital; every house lias goods needing plating.

11. K. Uelno Columbus, I'Klt WEEK and expenses to male i and female workers. to act as resident salesmen for a company manufacturing goods wanted in every household: permanent, profitable work; terra and circulars free. Address Electro-Novelty Company, 40 Ainory Boston, A An excellent portunilv for young people; sample in cents, or stamp for particulars.

It. American Plate Powder Company, Battle Creek. Mich. KM. KBWPOBt bON, IXVBST ment Bunkers, loan money on im roved property in St.

Paul and Minneapolis at 0 ier cent "on or before." Offices. New Pioneer Press Building, St. Paul, and Reeve Building. Minneapolis. VA on furniture, pianos.

horses, diamonds, watches and sealskin sacques; lowest rates. Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, Itooms 13. 14. First National Bank Building, corner Fourth and Jackson sin. YOU WAAT TO liOKKOW money et a lower rate than you can lurrow thiough nny other agency? The American Mortgage Loan Company, Room 7.

First National bank baildiug, corner Fourth end Jackson will let jau have any smount. $10, $20, J'2s. $75, $100 or in fact, any mm you onvour. cold watch, diamonds, Household furniture, torse, buggy, piano, carriage, at a lower laleiban you ran possibly get it elsewhere. Goocis can remain in your possession, and you can Day a part any time you want end Mop interest.

Business private- ci i fl-. (icutial. You can have jour owu timo I ay'ng up princli nl. BANK SiOCKS AND If you have large or small sums to invest, call upon W. R.

Wiimot Rooms' 1 and 2, Germania Bank Building, St. Paul. They make a specialty of bant stocks and the very best securities; prompt attention given correspondence. Bank STOCKS a specialty; bonds, commercial paper, mortgages, securities bought and sold." Geo. W.

Jenks, Investment Banker, Minn. Loan Tiust Mpls. 11l A MfllYFlS WATCHES. SI MX XiJIJ Ull verware or goods in storage loaned on at low rates and easy terms; positively no publicity. 303 corner Third, Room private room for ladies.

LARGE AMOUNTS of money to loan on improved property at 5 and (i per cent. Smith, Parker Gilman, New York Life Bldg. IVfl onev LOANED on life insurance icies; or bought. L. P.

Van Norman, Cl Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis. MONEY TO LOAN without delay, from' $10 upward, on furniture, horses, jewelry, etc. time checks, notes and second real estate mortgages bought. Minnesota Loan 117 East Fourth st. LENTY OF WiII loan it in small or large amounts at moderate rates of interest.

Call on W. R. Wilmot Germania Bank Building. -P-JR-I-V-A-T Money loaned on diamonds, watches, pianos, lurnnure or goods in storage at lowest rates, and small monthly return payments; notes and mortgages bought; moi! private loan rooms in the city. Ohio Investment Company, Globe take elevator.

TRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Mouey loaned on diamonds, horses. furniture, etc. lowest rates. 641 Endicott Building. THE GEKMaNIA LAND COMPANY buys, sells mortgages, loans money at current rates.

W. P.WesttalLsec. E. J.Darragh, treas. 23 and 24 Globe Building.

rpHE SAVINGS BANK OF ST. PAUL, J- corner Fifth and Jackson always has money to loan at 6, 7 and 8 per cent, and charges no commission. To borrow at once by lady, $100 for one year from private party. Good security. 51.

Globe. F. MORITZ, 922 PIONEER PRESS Mortagage loans made promptly; 8, 7 and 8 per cent; mortgages bought. TYPEWKITERS AMD SUPPLIES. pHE REMINGTON Constantly improved; desks for all ma chines; paper, ribbons, carbon send for cat ologue.

Wyckoft; Seamans Benedict East Fourth st STENOGRAPHERS furnished with po sltions and business houses supplied without charge to either party. Apply to Wyckoff. Seamans Benedict. East Fourth St. SITUATIONS OFFERED.

A A A Dressmakers and apprentices call -and examine the McDowell Garment-Drafting Ma; chine, which has a world-wide reputation as being the only perfect system ever Invented. It is now recognized as the standard system of dress cutting from Maine to California; all experts acknowledge this as the only method which excels the tailor's square. There is no longer any question that this isthe most stylish, the most the nrost complete, the most artistic, the most rapid, the most durable method for araf ting ladies' garments ever invented. All who are inter-' ested in dressmaking should secure at once this valuable invention aud not waste time and money experimenting, with squares, charts and crooked sticks.which are oat of dale. No, matter how many charts or crooked sticks (with French names) you may learn, you cannot compete with this machine in' cutting stylish, graceful and perfect-fitting garments: we teach the entire art of dressmaking, basting, boning, finishing, matching stripes and plaids, and teach you how to cut any style of I garment worn: we do not limit lessons, and don't require ladies to pay for machine until fully competent; our French fashion journals are the linest ever exhibited: school open all day, and Monday, Wednesday, Friday evening before 8: perfect-fitting patterns cut to measure.

The McDowell Company. COBV2 Nicollet ay. (opposite Glass Block); branch of New York school. A A LADIES, save your hair and bring it to The Lotta Hair Store and Hair Dressing Parlors and have it made into a switch for 50c to 75c per ounce; shampooing and imir cut to become you: treatment of the scalp, falling out of the hair guaranteed and dandruff cured: you will! find me. Lotta reliable to deal with and I satisfaction guaranteed: the latest styles at 39 West Fourth st.

The Lotta. LARI'KNTEUR'S Wanted, girls for general work, wages SI4 to SIS; waitress, private family, competent nurse girls. Sls: second girls.sl2 to S14:" three Scandinavian gins for hotel in Washburn. woman with small child for general housework in Tracy, dining room girls for -Montevideo, headquarters for best situations and best help in the city. PI West st.

Wanted, lady agents to sell The liygein Electric Corsets; best selling and. most profitable. For terms, call or send Western Corbet Company, St. Louis. Mo.

.1 BERTRAM'S INTELLIGENCE Wanted, girls to go West: big! also pastry and second cook. 57 East Seventh. MRS. FRANKLINS PRICE Ladies' wigs, $3: gents' wigs, $4: toupees. S3; gray waves.

$2.50: bangs. gray upwards; 100 switches at $1 each. 1 can match any shade of hair. 318 Wabasha 1 between Third and Fourth sts. ASO.UK anted, experienced trimmers.

Call Monday morning at 550 St. Peter st. Bangs cut and curled, 15 cents. Bon. Ton Hair Parlors, 424 Seventh.

T. BOOKKEEPER -Wanted, lady bookkeener and stenoerapher: must be.expeiienccd in double entry, quick and accurate. Address C.57, 1 lobe. CANVASSERS- Wanted, in every county in Minnesota. North and South -Dakota and Wisconsin, a few live canvassers for The Emergency Medicine Chest and Call to 11.

ato 4. Dr. Huttou, Cap- I itol Block. St. Paul.

'Z: pLOARMAKEBS- Wanted, ten expo- rienced. cloakmakers; high wages and steady work to good, hands; also two apprentices. 85 East Third st. Wanted at once, a first-class in family of two; good wages to good, girl. Apply Monday, corner Summit place' and Dayton ay.

between the hours of 2 and if. good cook, washer ironer; also" a. nurse girl with small children. Apply Monday, 7H)' Portland ay. Wanted, a competent cook at 1" Monroe place, foot of East Ninth st references required.

Wanted, first-class woman cook: for first-flass restaurant, at Furgo. N.Di; first-class wages paid and steady employment. Call at No. £94 Canada st. for full information for one week Competent cook at once! good i ages.

102 ollege ay. for private family (no washing) per month. Apply No. 27 Sherbnrne ay. 1 a cook before Oct.

1. Ap I ply at 582 Dayton ay. A good cook, who can make dcs- I sens and pastry for house where limited number of boardeis. are taken; good wages. 96, 'UOKS, girls for general housework and nurse girls wanted; big wages.

At 390 Walnut st. pOOK AND SECOND GIRL-At 529 Holly a cook and a second giri. References required. DINING ROOM GIRL wanted to wait on table. Arlington Hotel, Seven Corners.

DINING ROOM Wauled, diiiiug- XJ room girl. 493 St. Peter. IMNG ROOM GIRLS wanted at Windsor hotel: wages. $17 per month.

DRESSMAKER wauled at once at 2 4 Mackubin st. DRESSMAKER-Wanted, a good dressi-f maker for country store; must guarantee stylish fit and work; will pay weekly wages or by the piece; a splendid opening ior young lady to make a start in good location. Apply to Finch. Van Slyck, Young corner Fourth and Sibley. St.

Paul, Minn. niJESSMAKKK- Wanted a good dress- XJ maker that can cut and fit. Call at 849 Case st. ERRAND GIRL Room 15 Forepaugh Block. Mrs.

Holloj, IRLS WANTED-Cooks. $16 to 530 a vj month; general, second and kitchen help; no washing; good families. Call at 543 Wabasha st. GIRLS for first-class places wanted at Nye's Employment Dayton ay. IJ Wauted.a woman to help clean house.

453 St. Peter st. Wanted, a girl for gen- I-J era! housework: family of two; good wages. Call Monday at 52 West Fourth st. HOUSEWORK- Wanted, a good girl for light housework in a small family (fiveroom flat).

Call between 9 and 10 Monday morning. M. E. Kost comer Tnird and Robert Ms. Wanted, a steady young JLi.

girl about sixteen for light housework In small family. 498 Dayton. GirI for light housework, in family of two; evenings to herself, nud three afternoons in me week. Call at once, 457 abasha st. OUSEWORK-Goodgirl wanted at 144.

East Eleventh st. Wanted, competent girl: II for general housework in family of three. Apply .627 Ashlaadav. rji TJ Wanted, girl for general II housework; small family. Apply 601 Canada st.

-in Wanted immediately, "'a; AA competent girl for general light work small family. 633 Laurel ay Girl wanted for second 11 work: no children nor washing. 368 Nelson aye. Wanted, at 853 Dayton, 11 competent girl for general housework; references. £1 OUSEWORK-Girl for general house" 1A work in small family.

539 Laurel av.r, between Mackubin and Kent young girl to assist with housework in small family. Apply 725 Holly mornings. TWO INSERTIONS FREE COUPON, when accompanied by 15 cents will be accepted at the Want Counter of the' GLOBE office tor 3 Consecutive Insertions of any Want Advertisement of 15 words or less, not of a business nature. This is madd for the benefit of our regular readers, bnt will hoi fionofed at anyof the City Bfanch Offices. SITUATIONS einaies.

Wanted, a competent girl for general housework. 331 Grove near Pine. II Wanled.girl to niakeher- XX self useful in small family; easy work; good pay. 165 West Fourth up stairs. HOUSEWORK Girl "wanted, general housework; two in family.

540 Olive st. OUSEWORK-Girl for general house- A work; small family good wages. 268 Kent bt: near lglehart. OUSKWOKK Wanted, good, strong girl for general housework; must good cook. Inquire 500 Selby ay.

i DOUSEWOKh- a good girl for IX geueral housework. Apply at once at 204 East Tenth st. girl for general 11 housework in small family. Mrs.D. E.

Young, 070 Laurel ay. Girl wanted for general A A housework; two in family. No. til!) Selby ay. HOUSEWORK Wanted, a competent J-l girl for general housework at 605 East Fourth near Maria ay.

Wanted, girl fer general' housework. Address 444. Globe. VVanted.acompetentKirl for general housework at 723 Cedar st. -i' Wanted, good: girl for LI general housework at 393 East Ninth st.

I HOUSEWORK- Wanted, a competent' 1-1 girl for general housework. 194 Picas- ant ay. Wanted, good, girl for general housework: small family. Pleasant ay. HOUSEWORK- Willed, competent girl XJ for general housework.

134 Summit ay. Wanted, girl for light housework; small family. East Winifred West side. Wanted, a gill for light; II: housework. 93 West Tenth flat.

HOUSEWOKK-Girl for general house-1J work. 429 Ashland A girl for general housej LJ work. Apply Dr. Magrsiw. 78 East Sev- enth no washing." Wanted, srood girl for general housework; small family; good wages.

Dayton ay. Girl for general house- XJ. work; small family. Iglehari near Victoria. good German girl for IJ general good wages.

800 York st. Girl wanted for general housework in family two. 561. Peter st. girl for general housework; family of four; 110 children.

487 Marshall ay. -w: Wanted, a good girl for Tl general housework in family of good wages. Call at 402 Laurel ay. Wanted immediately, i LI competent girl for general houtework in email family. Mrs.

John T. Heed, 087 Oak land avenue. Girl for general CO2 Dayton ay. 3 Girl wanted, about six''ljL teen years, to assist in light housekeep-" ing. Fuller st.

Competent girl wanted for general housework. 405 Ashland ay. girl to help with general housework. 254 West Fifth st. girl for general fe-ix housework; good" wages.

Apply at £27 st. girl for general house'Xl -work. Call 584 John Bt. Suuday aud Monday. girl for genera! xl housework; small family; good wages.

i7O Ramsey st. V' Girl wanted for general housework; highest wages paid; at 493 Beaumont corner of Bnrr. A good girl for general housework in small family. Call at 64-1 Martin st. II A girl for general house- I LA work: family of two.

272 Fuller st. I LI Wanted, an experienced eirl for general housework references required. Apply to Mrs. Morris, Goodrich ay. A neat girl wanted for general housework in small family.

Apply Burr st. Girl for general housework in small family. Western ay. north. good girl for IJ general work; good wages to a competent girl: lake Grand a y.

cars and apply Osceola ay. Girl wanted for general housework; small good place. 15S Bunker st. Wanted, girl for general housework: small family; good references. 501 Ashland ay.

Wanted at once, a competent girl for housework; good wages and pleasant home in family of three. Apply with reference at 57:3 State Mrs. Babcock. HOUSEWORK Wanted, a competent -CJ. girl for general housework.

97 Smith ay. north. Wanted, competent girl-' for geueral housework; (icrciau or Irish preferred; $14 per Maria ay. TRO a First-class ironer wanted at A State Steam laundry. 222 West Seventh.

KITCHEN GIRLS- Wanted, three kitchen girls for restaurant. 318 Jackson st. KITCHEN GIRL wanted at 525 Summit ay. one who can cook. KITCHEN Girl for kitchen work; also chambermaid; good wages.

254 East Tenth. KITCHEN (iIK Wanted, three kitchen girls for restaurant. 3 8 Jackson st. KITCHEN" Wanted, one kitchen girl. 528 Cedar.

AUNDRKSS Girl for laundry work. 162 College ay. LADY wanted; salary ana expenses; pleasant employment. Brown Bros. Com-1 pany.

Unity Building. Chicago. Wanted, nurse girl about sixteen Ii years old. 640 Olive st. Wanted, a nurse girl for two children; references required.

Mrs. H. Van Ellemeet, 2UiJ Laurel ay. NURSE to sixteen years old; good wages. "Apply Monday, at '469 Ada st TVTt'KSE Wanted, girl 12 or 14 years i- 1 ot age to take care of children and do light housawork at rear, of 396 North Exchange.

a good, smart nurse girl; fourteeu or fifteen years old. 423 East sixth st. AKLOR MAID- Wanted, a competent parlor or waiting maid at 236 Sum ay. PIANO and mandolin purchasers should read Whitney's advertisement in today's Edition. SALESLADY Wanted, a saleslady for work in St Paul ana Minneapolis.

Room 604, Manhattan Building. WORK-Wanted, girl to assist O-. in second work; attend school. Call at 24 Summit ay. Want a woman to sweep once KJ a week.

Call 287 Harrison OFFERED. Females. STENOGRAPHER- young lady 0 on circular work, familiar with stenography and Kemingion machine; wages, $3 a week, a. Globe. Minneapolis.

Wanted, an experienced general servant: small family, good wages Call Monday. 534 Laurel ay. WAIST AND SHIRT HANDS wauled, first-class; none other need apply. 391 Selby ay. Wanted, a woman to do fine washing and ironing.

Call at once at 388 Laurel a y. Scandinavian and German girls for all kinds of housework. Scandinavian Intelligence office, corner East Tenth and Sibley sts. y. Yy Ladies who can do creditable literary work for family journal; work at home.

Truth Publishing St. Paul. Suffering women to call at 20 Mauuheimer block; consultation free by lady attendants. forty-five girls for work, four cooks; also one second girl. 381) Selby ay.

YOUNG LADY to travel and assist in mv magical soiree; experience unnecessary. I' o6. Globe. SITUATIONS MALTED. Unit-.

Wanted, situation by first-class baker. Address P. Larsen. 728 Thomas St. BOY wanted at Fan tie with references.

FOR PLACES, places for boys; employment bureau for poor boys, free. Club Itoom, 313 Wubasha st. 1 1 to IS a. ana from m. BOOK situation of any kind by a bookkeeper; references.

Address 05, Globe. Wanted, by widow lady, situation as traveling companion, secretary or clerk for widower. Address A 95, Globe. PLERK- wanted by a Scandinavian, talks some German, in dry goods, clothing or general store; nine experience in general store. Address OS, Globe, Minneapolis.

EXCEPTIONAL offer given by young person for prompt pay for outside or manual work, entirely or in pan. in St. Paul; all-around printer: some experience at office work. Address 54, Globe. a licensed engineer wants a place to run engine and machinery: sober and good references.

Call at 205 Graves city. A sober, steady man wants work on a farm; is a good milker. Address li 43. East Annapolis St. Paul, Minn.

OFFICE WORK Situation wanted by young man at any kind of office work; well acquainted In city; can Keep books. Address C. U. Globe. Situation wanted by a competent, experienced and' accurate railroad stenographer; first-class Address Globe.

Situation wanted by -L steady young man as typewriter. Address O. W. C. 19 West Tenth up stairs.

Experienced male teacher, first (trade, is open for an engagement. Address 9ti. Globe. ORK FOR By a high school boy, wanted, a position to do chores for board. 97.

Globe. l-cinales. A WIDOW LADY of culture- would like eugaeements as reader, private secretary, amanuensis aud companion; terms, 25 cents an hour. Address UP. Globe.

A WIDOW with a child two months old wants a place of any kind. Bertram's Intelligence Office. 57 East Seventh st. Lauy would like a position to takacareof few rooms in return for room and board, or would do sewing. 915, Globe." A competent lady wishes a good steady position as clerk or cashier in a dry goods or notion store: talks, besides the English, the German and Scandinavian languages: two years' experience in a grocery business; reference if required.

Answer in care of Rev. Y. O. Vitz. 052 Reaney st.

Wanted, situation, to go out West by a first-class private cook. Address 11. 8., 442 Olive St. Paul. Lady compositor would 1 like a situation; four years' experience; references given.

Address 06. Globe. dressmaker would like sewing in families; perfect cut and fit. 237 Rondo, corner Louis. Experienced dress- maker would like sewing in famlies.

51, Globe. 1 First-class dressmaker would like employment; price reasonable. Address 293 West Third at city. I Competent dressmaker would like to make engagements in families; references given. Address Laurel ay.

dressmaker would like sewing in family. Call at No. 9 East Ninth st. Ladies wishing stylish and good-fitting dresses done at home can give the best of references. Address 51.

Globe. Position in dressmaking establishment by good seamstress. Address M. 8.. 235 Grove st- Young man wishes a job of some kind in the city not afraid of work.

Address 98. Globe. HOTEL Woman desires work by day in hotel or restaurant. D. H.

542 Cedar upstairs. position as housekeeper with widower having one or more children, by one thoroughly competent. Address A3. Globe. I Wanted, position as housekeeper, by middle-aged lady.

Call at64oWabasha. II Wanted by competent XI hotel housekeeper, situation in or out of the city; no objections to going out West; can furnish the best of reference. Call or address 51 West Exchange St. Paul, Minn. LADIES in need of reliable help can find I XJ some waiting at Mrs.

Merry weather' 8, 543 Wabasha st. Professional nurse, with' good references, wants a position. Call at 466 Earl St. peleut and refined girl (Protestant) wishes position as nursery governess or nursemaid. Apply St.

Mary's Home, Somerset st. A girl twenty-five years old wants to take care of children. 258 North in the rear." Situation wanted as nurse ladies' companion or maid, by a Freuch lady, in family where they can French; best of references. Address 97. Globe.

OFFICE Wanted, position by young lady as office assistant, with writing; moderate salary. L. 316 Manhattan Building. OFFICE Lady wants position In doctor's office. Inquire or address 594 Sherburne St.

Paul. Wanted, by a young lady, sitiou as copyist: the best of reference. Room 11. 159 West Seventh st. dressmaker would like sewing in families.

237 Hondo, corner Louis. Wanted, sewing in families; work cheap; good fitter. Call or address 51 East Exchange Et. VIEWING GIRL would like sewing to do in families. Call 226 Rondo.

SICK NURSING wanted bj an experienced lady. Call or address 566 St. Anthony ay. good references. STENOGRAPHER lady i stenographer desires to make an engagemeot for half day; references given.

Address K55, Globe. -v. Wanted Family washing done by piece, dozen or week by a first-class laundress; work called for and delivered. 370 Dayton up a.airs. Woman wishes to go out weafa, secleaiilns ASHING AND IRONING wanted to do at home.

Address Mrs. Wilson, rear 359 Bast Sixth st. city: Qermania Life Insur. Race BuUiiug. I -'A BOABD OFFERED.

A A Parties returning from XX rX the lake will find a pleasant home for the winter, steam heat and modern. conveniences, at "The Miner," 162 College ay. corner Sixth. small family of four adults, very desirable location on St. Anthony hill, nice -room, with board, for the winter, for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife; references.

56. Globe. Nicely furnished rooms, with board, bath, parlor and piano. 64 East Eleventh at. a nicely furnished front room, suitable for one or two.

with board; location pleasant and central; family strictly private. 335 East Tenth st. Couple of gentlemen who like to board with a private family; a very nice home. Inquire at 56. Globe.

room, with board; private family; location central and beautiful. 15 East Central, near Wabasha. One nicely furnished room for rent with good board in private family. Address 170 st. Nicely furnished large front room, with alcove bedroom: all modern conveniences; also single bedroom; board, with o'clock dinner.

251 Selby ay. First-class board and three unfurnished rooms; steam heat. 420 Selby avenue. For rent, a comfortably furnished front alcove room; also side room furnace heat, bath, with good board. 21 East College ay.

DOARD- Furnished rooms and board: -LJ private family; gas. bath, furnace heat; per week. 328 Van Slyke Court. BOARD Nicely furnished rooms with board and bath. 233 West Seventh st.

Rooms and board, or day board. 33!) East Sixth st. parlors, first and second floor, with board; also single rooms, 54.50 and per month. 275 East Eighth st. For one front pnrlor, with alcove, with board; 6 o'clock dinners.

Lytle terrace, Cedar. Parties desiring pleasant rooms and board can be accommodated at 227 East Tenth st. Furnished front rooms: steam heat; modern improvements; board if required. 254 West Fifth st. Nicely furnished front alcove room, suitable for two gentlemen, with board.

578 Cedar at. First-class board, with bath, gas. heat and large front room on ground floor, for gentleman and wife or two genllemeu. 245 West Seventh near Seven Corners. Front alcove room, with closet; near cable; for two persons.

179 Pleasant ay. Pleasant front room gas.furnace and first-class board: one block from Selby cable. 256 Dayton a y. BOARD Alcove room; also rear room, with board. 9 East Tenth st.

A pleasant home for two lean ladies: rooms heated; modern improvements: private family; $3.50 per week. Address 52, Globe. Three front rooms, with board; one alcove; one first floor. 633 Wabasha corner Iglehart. Nicely furnished front room breakfast and 6 o'clock dinner) for rent; within fifteen minutes' walk of postofficer suitable for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; terms very reasonable, and a comfortable place.

Address L. A. Globe. Pleasant furnished rooms with good table board; terms reasonable. ".60 Rice.

BOARD Furnished front room with board: good location; terms reasonable. 30 lglehart. A desirable room, with large closet, furnished or unfurnished, with board; references required; steam heat; convenient location. 96, Globe. Pleasant furnished rooms, bath, parlor, piauo and board: $4 per week.

64 Igleharl st. furnished front alcove room, with first-class table board; also single rooms. 235 West Fifth st. rooms with board for gentlemen, $3.75 per week. 188 East Tenth st.

BOARD rooms, with board, for two; house modern; use of parlor and piano. 56 Til ton. Wanted, several younglady boarders, very central location, at $2.50 per week, room and board. Address 56, Globe. BOARD AND ROOM for two gentlemen; use of parlor and piano; $5 per week.

213 Spruce. WASTED TO KEiM. Wanted, one or two rooms and board by gentleman and wife. Address. stating-terms.

33, Globe. GOOD-SIZED ROOM on Hill at reason. able rent, with bath haudy to cars. Address J. Globe.

to rent about Oct. 10, house about six rooms, with some modern improvements; south of St. Anthony and west of Dale st. rent not over S2O per mouth. Address 95, Globe.

Wanted to rent, a small house and barn, or rooms and barn; must be In good order and convenient to business center; barn with three or four stalls. 99. Globe. Wanted to rent, eight or nineroom house, with modern conveniences, St. Anthony hill; give price aud location.

Address 02. Globe. house wanted; a ten or twelve-room house, conveniently located, from about Oct. 15 till May will guarantee good care of furniture. Address, with location and terms, Globe.

Wanted to rent, two steam-heated rooms for the winter; state price aud location. Address Convex, Globe. Wanted, 10 rent, a comfortable room in Union or Merriam Parks, convenient to Minnesota transfer. Address B. W.

Slephenson, Minnesota Transfer. Furnished room wanted by a yoiiux lady employed during the day in a private family; terms reasonable. Address 06. Globe. on the hill, two or tnree rooms for light housekeeping, warm for two adults: not above Grotto st.

references required and given. Address 58, Globe. ROOM wanted by gent, near corner Wabasha and University; state price. Address 54, Globe. Wanted, three rooms light housekeeping, with use of bath.

Address 53. Globe. Wanted, rooms for dressmaking; desirable location; rent must be reasonable. Address 52, Globe. Wanted, two furnished or unfurnished rooms, with or without board.

in private family. Address 0). Globe. 1 BOAKD WASTED. Good table board wanted by a young man within fifteen minutes' walk of court house.

98, Globe. ana board in a private family for two married couples. Address Globe. board in private family near Northern Pacific railway general office; please state, terms. Address 98 Globe.

Wanted, furnished room, with breakfast and supper, by young man iv private family, with place to keep dog; please state particulars and terms. Address 100, Globe. man wants board and room near Cambridge or State street depots; state terms. Address 51, Globe. Wanted by young gentleman board and room on St.

Anthony hillprivate family preferred state terms and conveniences; references exchanged. Address 0 90, Globe. BOARD AND ROOM for gentleman and wife, or furnished rooms for housekeeping: must be reasonable and modern; state terms. Address 55, Globe. A young man desires board in western section of city: private family preferred.

unfurnished room and board by a lady best of reference private family, no boarding houte. 54. Globe. SCIENTIFIC FACE MASSAGE and- complexion treatment: also manicuring. Jlrs.

Hughes. 15 Ob Sale. sale, a job lot of campaign badges. Call at 913 East Seventh at. $75.00 cash will buy a matlc bicycle, cost $150.00: in use only a I snort time.

Address 274 Aurora ay. Nice mocking bird two years old. 676 -Maria up stairs. BED SOFA, good as new, cheap, at 427 Aurora ay. DtNMOLENT and relief societies will J-f find Burton's.

54 East Seventh tho best place to buy second-hand For sale, an American Statf fJ bicycle in good condition, only 825, al 667 Wabasha st: One roll-top desk and eight-fool office counter for sale cheap. Address 53. Globe For gale exchange, an extra fine f-r bred and broken Irish water spaniel dog, and fancy poultry. Plymouth Hock and Wyandottes; want gun. Joe Simard, Shaicopee.

Minn. i GOODS-Twenty yards of blue A-f suk dress goods for sale cheap. Call 400 aelby ay. set new sheepbound Inquire Beekman's, 55 East Fifth st. 3 FOB Single harness, single bed, -i- one -good buffalo robe, also hanging lamps.

137 Smith ay. PKEBH MiLCH COWS for sale, or trade for heavy team of horses. Address 2, Globe. FURNITURE of a nine-room house foi sale, with all bedding, linen, dishes, etc. Call today, or after sp.

during the 5(53 Jackson st. First-class furnace for sale; pood as new; cost $105 sell for 850. Inquire S. H. Reeves, Seven Corners.

"PURNITURE-For sale, the furniture ol a six-room flat, in use only a shori time, to be sold at a sacrifice; flat centrally located; can be had by Oct. rent very cheap. Address 09, Globe. OOD MILCH COW, one of Holstein species. Call or address 762 Pleasant ay.

ROCERY CompIete outfit; counters, bins, scales, showcases, stove; cheap. 457 Si. Peter St. Paul. GUN FOR First-class double-barrel, 10-gauge shot-gun and leather case.

Address 05. Globe. HAY MEADOW for sale, or on shares, near city limits: will cut about fifty tons. Address Gilfillan Block. HEATING SS buys mediumsize, self-feeding coal heating stove.

427 Aurora ay. OlSKHOLI) Bed room LI sets, parlor furniture, dining table, folding bed, wardrobe, chairs, cupboard, heating stove, etc. Call at People's Express Ninth and Wabasha. I HAVE the best furnished flat (twelve rooms, central) at less than half price; don't miss this if you want to keep first-class roomers. Best butter and cheese store in city.

Grand Central market, for sale; clear- ing hundred per month; this isyourcbancs of a lifetime, ram's Renting Agency, Manhattan Building. PRINTING MATERIAL, nearly new: some never inked; cheap. Address 04. Globe. For sale, new piano, aDout onethird price, at 712 York st.

sale, an upright Knabe piano, practically new; also white sewing machine, new; will be sold cheap. Call at 43 Dale st. TABLES- For sale, two good pool tables. 238 Carroll st, Thoroughbred puppies, extra dark. Si and S7.

27j Fuller st. For sale, fine No. 9 range, nearly new; will sell cheap. Inquire 396 North Exchange up stairs. For sale, a six-hole Garland range, in good condition.

Call at 013 East Seventh st. COUNTERS for sala cheap at 422 Wabasha st. For four first-class safes; medium sizes: cheap. 422 Wabasha st. SEWING MACHINES-For sale, second- hand sewing machines.

$5 and up. 433 Waoasha st. For sale, two good stoves, one wood and one coal, $3 each. Call at 883 Juno st. STEAM LAUNCH, thirty feet, just past government inspection; also clinkerbuilt row boats, cheap, at builder' State STEEL For sale cheap, firstclass sieel range, with water front, nil complete.

Inquire S. H. Reeves, Druggist, Seven Corners. VTOVE- For sale, one large-sized Jawetl base burner at a bargain if hiked at once. 274 Iglebart.

have a few showcases, brass window and wall lixtures, shelving and counters for salt: cheap: ruui-tbo sold before Oct. 1. They were used Goyer Furnishing Goods company, anil are good as new. Val. J.

Rothschild, Assignee, '319 Pioneer Press Building. 'HYPE For sale cheap, a No. 3 A caligraph typewriter; good as new; has had less than six months' use. Call at 26 College ay. COAL AND WOOD STOVES sell cheap; we have a fine lot of all kinds and styles or stoves very cheap, Jebb Sehouer.

Auctioneers. 4.2 st. WAJITEP TO Bill. BICYCLE Want to buy a good secondhand safety. Address A.

8., Globe. First-class condition: state manufacture and price. Address 07. Globe. I to buy, a good second- JJ hand Victor or Columbia safety bicycle; cushion tires.

Address 57. Globe. ENTLKMEN'S SECOND HAND VI clothing and shoes; highest cash price paid. Address 18. )V2 East Seventh.

IGHEST PRICES PAID FOH SECOND-HAND CLOTHING. 54 E. TTH. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for ladies' and gents' cast-off clothing: will call any distance in Minneapolis or St. Paul.

E. Green, 216 Washington ay. south, Minne; apolis. FFICE WIRE FENCING and glass partition; must be cheap. 147 West Third.

a six-griddle range, with water front, today. Address A. D. 15.. Globe.

AFETY BICYCLE at bargain for cash; state kind and price. 53, Globe. OEALSKIN Must De cheap for cash; state size. II 94, Globe. SEAL SACK Wanted, to purchase a seal sack, bust 34 or 30 inches; must be iv first-class condition.

Address HUH, Globe. ECOND-HAND FURNITURE Highest prices paid for second-hand furniture, by the old reliable G. N. Cardozo. next to Merchants' National bank, on Jacksou, neat Fifth: no connection with any other firm by same name; estimates Wauted, an outside case.

Apply to 54, Globe. WTnTiSD TO BUY-Butcher shop in good location. Address I 66, Globe. WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE la the city for household goods; do not tell until you see us. Cardozo Furniture and Storage Company, 453 to 466 Jackson between Eighth and Ninth rpHE SCUULTZ CLOAK COMPANY, -I 85 East Third is ready now to make to order, at their popular prices at short notice, for autumu or winter wear, ladies' and children's box coats, reefers, capes, coachman newmarkets, Russian hunting jackets, in the very latest designs; ladies can bring' their own materials; remodeling of fur, plush and cloth garments' a specialty; if ladies wish to be served prompt, they will plense call as soon as possible at the Schultz Cloak Company, 85 East Third sl, opposite Mannheimer's Dry Goods House.

STOKE BAK FIXTURES NEW AND SECOND-HAND SALOON fixtures, ice loxes, mirrors. billiard tables, counters and shelving. SOS.