The Saint Paul Globe from Saint Paul, Minnesota • Page 8

POPOLAI WANTS The Olobb's IccjU in the cities cf St Paul and Minneapolis is larger than the circulation of any otter newspaper: and it has become the recognized WAIsT Medium for Twin Wants are inserted in under headings according to the following TABLE OF KATES. er I Words. 1 2 3 I 4 516 7 15 -ivnrds-J. 15 5.2= 5.3T- 5.4. S- 5.f.3!5.1 16 .27 68 73 17 words .17 .28 Ml .7" .75 IS worasj.tlS .04 .75 lit words) .11) JSX .71 Slj .87 20 wcrdsj .33 .50 .8.5 21 word? .21 .35 3.7 .05 2H words .52 7 I.

(Ml I 23 words .23 I 24 words) 4 ti .72 1.00i1.0* 25 words .25 .42 .5: .031 1.06 1:15 I 2f. nrordsj .77 .04 l.tTit.lG 7 wordsi .27 1.131.22 2- words .23 .47 .01.1 85 I.OJ LlB 1.27 2y words .2:. .07 5 30 words 1.1 1. 1.35 31 words .52 1.151 1.30JU4J1 words .32 .53 1.16] 1.32)1.43 33 words .33 55 .771 -W 1-2 11-49 I 34 wordsi .34 .57 1.26 r.43|J.54 woras jl 04 1.2 1.4511.53 36 words 1.32! 1.5«i!1.<>2 37 words .37 MS words .38 .03 JBfi 1.13J1.3S 1.5711.70 3'J words! 1.17 1.43 1.6311.7! 40 wordsj .67 .01 1.2i11.4> LOB I.BI I 41 words: Al KM 1 43 words! .43 .72 44 words! 4 45 wordsi .45 .7511. i 511.35 US 2.tt3 4H 1.7 1.93.2.0S I 47 words .78 1.03 1.71 4S trcrdd 11.12 1.44 1.70 49 Ai) f.n wi.ru?^.s-t i "till forMd" Wan's will be received.

Tn every case the time must be ed nn'i the money, according to above schedule. must accompany tne order. will please desieuate ihe beading under whica they desire their tOHpppar. SrmJLTIOHS Ol 1 1.1.1K Gfc.VTS WAMi A tew pood men of Si- aid address can tiud plcjrsant and very mpjoyniert by caliinsron C. W.DumonLill Davidson block.

St. Paul, general for the Encyclopedia Britnnnica, that is nnwsollius for cr volume cf wiat it ever sold for before. -ti R'antPd. asents: "Dodse's XI liorse-Blinifcpi 11. Idcr" keet-s the blanket from nr oil the horse: it in the market: every horse owner sasrples by mail, 25 cents.

Mnyner R. A at once for circniars of the Nonvecian Pictorial Family Bibles: thousands will he S'lhi: dit terms are ihe -Zmjiynud PrbJishing house. St. Paul. A For the "llisiory of A-Dr.

Crmim's Murder and me Great Serd 15 cents lor full outfit ani pet to work quick. L. M. Aver Company, Bank of Commerce Building, Minne J'iJin. I'll Picture Frame tory: all kind? ni pirrures and frames; V.ett Third st.

231 ::41 Wanted, a white bnrber: steady wofk and wases. winter and Hinr.mfr: no Sunday work: no scrubs need Bpiily. M. Walker. Lock Box I) ooi'FiTVKii a pnod bootfiticr in upper facKtry.

Scheffer A- Eossum. 178 East Konrth st. 301 Ci -ion. Apply 3-' Wesi Third sL U72 Wnuiea. to work on commission: marker and troi ironer.

French Laundry. i DliiVKK Wanted, a your; man to drive milt waeon. Call at 673 Iglehnrt between Jl and 12. Wanted, first-class Gerraan head waiter: also hone bnt well-experienced need apnlv. Tlie Boston Restaurant, Tiiird and Ilennepin.

Minneapolis MAX Wanted, an Gxperiencpd man frith crood Tei'erifiii-es to take nharee of a retail lumber yarn in Nonhern Dakota. 27 Davidson blcekj city. 2.0-304 Oii'H'i. u.i.-iuu. office I ov.

twelve to fifteen years of ase: must De a good penman: address in own handwriting. V. 137. Glol c. TAILORS warned to woik by the week at coats.

ftoom 1 15. 3' Pi- A.Us Twenty teams wanted Monday JL mornirg. corner Sneliing and Grand, to work on electric mot: line. Thos. 301 nnd local sucnts to handle the new Patent Cheiiiical Ink-Erasing Pencil; srrtaiest novelty ever produced: Erases Ink in two no of paper; 2lh! io 500 per wnt profit: one aeent's tales aiiiPimted to S-i'J in six days: another in two hours: territory absolutely to srood men: no ladies need answer: sample 35 cents.

For terms and full particulars adnress The Monroe Eraser manufciCorcrs, La Crosse, Wig. 2'M'i 4 aiEJi for Dakota at once: good long 'vUL' work at SI- 7- day: free t.ire: BOARD OFFEKED, O.VUI)-i>a-:ii;i room, suit- able for, wiili board: private tar- iiv; central locadun. Cast Twelfth st. 00-1 i riraf-atit ro: m. good board.

modern at terms. 9 West Xinth st. 300-2 BOA Furnished room vith bniird; nsoofbath: hot and cold water: refer tr-ncesrennirpd. 211 Grove st. 7s Eait KiL'hih for rent with board front parlor and two rooms.

0-1 'FnrnTshed rooms, with table I oard. 212 Pleasant ay. pleasant front bed wiih board; modern conveniences: privatJfamily. BOA I) izlchart m. Furnished Torms, bested by furnace, with hoard, bath, parlor and piano.

BO A Large and Email uiceiyfurnisLei rooms: hor.se p.ll nevrly papered aiid table beard. 210 Hast Mimh st. Boak.j— Xiceiy furnished rooms with boHrrt. steam heat at 26 olleL'e ay. West: rri.

es moderate: if you want cosy and respectahit- quarters lorvk' this 2. Gloi-e. 295-301 HARi. Two front furnished. with board, at3S5 Washington st.

03 OAitD koom. wiiii hf-at. at 514 spl of bntn 3 i r.ii.r^ or br.le. tirst-flass buffalo cheap. Apply 26 ay.

West. 300-301 ner.riv rrw thrpp-qiTarrcr bed, mi table for children, with woven wire pr-ce Hi. Inquire at J4G iMnith ay. 3 F. Britaci ica for cnlv ncr volume Write C.

DnmonX 111 Tavidson Paul. For sals. Jarire Novelty turnace. ripes; as new. Treacy 142 East Third a.

3 Fcrsalaafine lot of lur- niture ar.d enrpets. only used a months. Apply 251 Selbyave. GAS £XGIXK Kor sale, lifieen horse power Otto pas engine: practlcailv as good as ew: bsnrain and i iJrown. Treacy 142 East Third sl.

8t PaoL 3HO-3 TMVK For sals, a larco-sjze doul heater Tladiant llorre stove in perfect order with Russia iron pipe and floor register; price complete, Sis. wortn offered for sale on account of having been replcced ly furnace. Apt-ly at 128 Kent su 2 TOVES- For sale. Bereral coal stoves ripe at? Crown, Treacr 142 East Th id st. STOVE.

ranges aiio -West base burners are constructed on the most BCtectinc principles, ore uneonaled for economy and durability. $tAd by reliable dealers and Stove comtianv. liOARD WASTED. BOARD Wanted, a youns would like a place to board and room slate price and how heated: about fifteen minutes tralk from ths Gioi.a building. Address 101.

PIANO ii rst-chis- guarnnteed. ftaronpl E. Cruiche ap- UlhioclL. iioom2, aba fas at. 256-316 OFFERED.

Females. COOK.S. dining room girls, ana srirls for housework wanted at Spoor son's." 27 Seventh st. 300-01 Wanted, a good cook; no washing and ironing. 235 Summit ay.

300-301 DIKING ROOM wanted at Wacouta Street Dining Hail, 453 Waeouta K. 3 EKJIAX AM) IAN girls wanted -for hotel housework. Son. -27 East Seventh st. 30t)-01 Asood Orstetsss washwoman at 173 East Ninth st.

on Honday morning. 300-301 Of-tWORK- Wanted, a. good, cum petent tnrl for grneral house small family. Doyton ay. an gill to assist in housework at TUum su 300-02 good for generalhousework.

Joitiand ay. Hi SKTFORK Wau ted. for genenil housework; good wages. Iglehart st 300-03 Tor. for light housework: family of two: can go to school if desiied.

CmII at 502 Collins SL -I atouce, a competent girl can cook and do general housework: Trajhiiig put out: German 2oi West Fifih corner Smith ay. i ol RK- W. nted. a jrirl for gen- LA era; GarJicld st. 301-5 H.x Wante a ffrttlot gent-ral house wont; must.be a.

good cook. Apply 100 Foartbst. nurse for bosli ital wort. Apply to Dr. Ancfcer.

from 3t06 p. in. 300-302 nnrso ror young Apply nt Pleasant ay. between 12 tmd.2 p. m.

A. b. OriseolL i ti)M) i. girl for second I work. --L I a Urn; ed nutnter of ladles who desin? employment 'to on Jlrs.

Coltfns at once: mTist be abieto invest SlO in pleasant Tfork salary from Sfss per month. Koom i PJ. Cumberland block. nf 3 'o-301 Us CIIA3CKS. i.

inner "li (VHlarsc Gronn'l Floor." (jjyl TAKE cigar. and confectionery line; locfttiou, trace a day: stock invoice S7t o. One dandy for for STS down, balance muutnly-fayjaentsi Other rare bargains from SIOO up; living utiached. suiuible for bi-lies. nouses ana flats at balC-valoe; ram bargain in a f.fteen-rocm.

modern isrprm-cd full steo monthly. I an.J-vacant property to trade 1 formercaritUa stut'ts: some thuict: farms ntsacritica. for iSOO, 5l.0«M». SJ-wOO and 67,0 o. Ci irstz ontrai roomors: which we can sell for 3 snap: look up.

SKU for aiiyihing you want: we are Deadquarters; over 0 worth of business lisied: jnauy rare chances; city aiid country property, lots and low prices and long -rimeat low interest. List vdur property wiUi us for quick returns. 3l' Kinncy 0..: BiiKiKfsst'hances MM; DiUTG for sale on Ai it: I easy business: prominent corner; rent: will sell ball interest to a competent business man: a knowledge of drugs noc required. Address T. I).

C. P. O. Uox Mr Paul. 300-O1 A littlk and mioj, lx business for owner movnga way new.

clean stock and fixtures: about real csiaLU for naif. Address 153, 300-302 BAiKV for sale in Minneapolis; iwentyeicht cows: selling lifty gallons of milk a day. Inquire at DO York s-t. 293-304 roil s.M.»i Dakota: stn.ilt stock: well located best tun in the state; a bargain. Address Glob-.

SALE Cigar ar.d confectionery store: three rooms: cheap for caih. or will trade far property between the cities. Call corner Seventh and Us. POB SALjC iicstiiuraut aud lunch room. X.

a paying lirst-dass and centrally otiicr business reason for selling. 114. Globe oiSce. 299-302 pott The siock. fiztnres, good I.

will, lease ef a boot and shoe store situated in the very beht part of the city, within two blocks of lac corner of Jacksou and teventh. This stuck is one of the selected, wiih the largest yearly tnirta in the. city. The very best of reasons will be given tor this gale; will sell the stork as a whole, or with sjiii-factory imrty will retain a one-half interest in the business. For further particulars apply to Uoom 29.

block. SALE v. ill buy hotel furniture: central location: good cnance for riiht party: reason for selling, affliction. Apply at 3SI Minnesota si. 2i LOBE JX'NCII KOO.H.

completely furr.i^hed. living room attached. B. F. Jonea.

ulnbeHuiiiiing. 3Q tftiber lath i. rooms. Inquire of K. n.

llL'minpr. 21J First ay. sonth. Mlnneajjblis. W.

a. furnished hotel in a live village, only titty miles from M. fanl. Terms easy, to the rient party. Apply uj Vitalia ttAbracamson.

-J rfU.UAN-AJtKiUCA-S instruction in the (icrman aud.Eas'l^h langnages; opeu day and evenings: liueuisch. formerly professor iloly Cross College, Wcrccter. S3. LESSONS given oa the clarionet by Aug. Triebel.

sclo cyiricneUst witrr v. eibert'B orehestrx Ilcsitience, 233 West Seventh sec oi'i "J97-303 OIi AND 0 standard system: evening and by laniU-srad fur circulars. Miss J. D. ilois, iv Bust Fourth at.

300-06 S-. OF i -if and Art. "Jti iDnst'Exchantre St. Lessons given en piano, organ, violin and guitar: also a thorough cotrrssin drawing including crayon, -pastel, water colors and decorative art worfc. For terms or address the Ul an eveninjt ciass in stenography; shortest and best i syscem taught Adaress.

for particulars. A 151. GlvsLe. stenographer. 3 ")t of the Anna C.Drew i school of shorthand and Typewrit- ing and Telegraphy are now holding positions.

303 sti- 300-6 XI A.TTI TO HOOTS AND SIIO Wanted, any i I) amount for cash strictly Aaaress b'. Globe. D. Wanted to ouy a secondhand Webster's Unabridged Dictionary; aUo act of i or Appleton Ency- clopeaia. Address M.

C. Globe. 2n7-oQ7 Wanted to buy, a good sec- ond-hand Dutch- collar Address with price. East St. 300-l to buy, a square i showcase: walnut frame give descrip- tion ana price.

Address Drugs, til 9 Uni- i versity aye. City. Wanted to buy, a coal heater: i must be in good- repair and reasonable pace. Address 144, Globe. 1-305 I stock groceries from £4, 0 to will pay to £2,000 cash and real estate for U9.

Glor-p. 3 0-01 HOME FOR LAliitS during sickness; Ftrictly private apartments with skilled attendance. Mrs. 715 Third ay. i soutn.

Minneapolis. 295-301 I KS. M. ISAACSON, mid-wife. G3 East i Seventh St.

1 G. H. 27 East Seventh i Room 24; massage treatment and readings. 1 LA. the celebrated palmist iix and magnetic healer.

41S East prtoP. WOOLS KY, 258 Sash will i give magnnpatbie treatment on Mondays for the cure of general diseases, of ihiu-ae." 3UXCEL.I^AJtEO ITS. AFjEALAXIB private hospital; best of atrx tendance; rates reasonable. Franclii! sl 209-305 of any size and -X depth drilled: water supplies furnished ar.d water worts constructed correspondetica cited. Artesian Well Drilling company.

319 Jackson m. Paul. Minn. For photographs or tin tyres go to Mrs. Sagen, the Lady Photographer, 71 Wabasha; best photographs, no extra charge.

299-305 THE SAVST PAUL "DAILY GLOBE: MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1899. SITUATIONS WAHTTEI). naif. HZHZZZ MAN AND WIFK without children want employment woman for general housework and man for coachman or tend to furnace or wore in pcnernl; best of Address Globe. 1 A GOOD wishes work, copy- A inc.

envelope addressing, about two hours a day, forenoons. Address ii 39. Globe. 1 Gooes opeuea. closed, posted, expert work, etc.

I. Spraoma, room 252, DraKe block. St. Paul. 122tT position by ail' round carpenter foreman; railroadwork preferred and satisfaction guaranteed.

151. Globe. 1 pLEUK-A yqumrman. swede, with, six years' experience in general store, and used to bookkeeping, wishesusituatioo sri 1 references. XV 0, COACHMAN Situation by young man in a private family as coacaman; can take care of fr.mice: ions experience; good city references.

S. Globe. 1 Wanted. eitnarioti to take care of iiorses, tend furnace and do general work by a first-class man with references. Address 142.

Globe. 1" Wai a citr.ation as pastry cook; come well recommended. Address 3GS Exchange J. Schroeder. 2 DKIVKR colored married msn wants a situation r.s earrinjre driver: understands taking care of and furnace; willing to work hard, all 507 Broadway, in rear.

1 Wanted, youth position in an office or store: has college education: willing: to do anythinsr: understands handling horses. Address mm st. Peter st. 1 PMiFLOTMEST- Wanted, situation by S-J young man willins; to start at the bottom where them is prospect of advancement. Address 157.

Globe. 1 E. Man of forty-five, pood address and means, wants inside work equivalent to board and room for winter; city references. Address ,1. G.

Doan, Globe. 300 Wanted, employment for the winter by steady young man of good habits and not afraid to" work. Address 369 Robert st. StlO-303 Wanted, work by man and wife; man as porter and wife as dishwasher or ohnmbennaid: no children. Direct to W.

11. Uartwelt St. Panl. 2'J9 301 BOs A good boy would iike to set place in private family to take care of horse or to learn trade. Address R.

Kirkland. East Seventh. 1 Wanted place asjauitor. Tiizhtwateh or run furnaoe: best of city references. Address 155, Globe.

1 PHAiI.UAiJI.ST Warned, position as assistant pharmacist bva graduate of pharmacy: fourteen years' experiei-ce: satisfactory references. s-AddressF 142. Si Wiir.tfri. es stenoirnphor.tvr'-'wrirer and amenueuais by a young man qualified by six' years' experience. Address 137," 1 tii.iVi>— liny 13, wiih excerier.r-e, would lifife a cnance to work in More.

Address Globe. 1 temple. (i -RL would like a place to do work. 27 East Seventh Boom B. 0-01 CLERK a voting lndy, wall acquainted in the shoe business, would lite a position in such, or any othpr store.

1 Voiiim lady would like position copying in office. Globe. 1 Cd. by a young lady, who. bus her afternoons to spare, copyias or work: is a fair i-tenosrapher.

Address. 137. Globe. 1 dressmaker wishes work in families. Would leave city.

Perfect fit guaranteed. Address or call Dressmaker, Sherman city. 1 Would lice sewine-in" families; good tit guaranteed. Address M. Colonnade, corner ot St Peter and Tenth sts.

ItESSJIAKKK Wanted, a place as drersmuKer in family: will work for Address 134. Mount Airy st. 2 D- An experienced dressmaker wants work in families; croon titter; reterence given. Address 3-15 Summit place. 1 DgESSHAKRR desires sewing In families.

Call or address 410 East Eisrhth si. '7 OK HKLiAiil.fi female help on short notice, go to son's, 27 East! rcvemh st. -ai. H. lady wants a situation to do housework in a small family: would prefer sroing to Montana.

F. 11.. 1 HI. place in family to do general work. Address 1-10 Glubc.

1 US Wanted, situation by i lady. 1 past mi'ldie as housoKeppe'r In small family. Address Globe, 139. 1 HUUSiSKOKiTISK Wanted, a situation by middle-aged lady as housekeeper or s-ewintr: can do tiret-plass cutting and fitting. Address 6U2 'Phi mas st.

I itl- A lady of experience desires a position as housekeeper for a f.imilv who expect to be absent from city during the winter. Address 77, Globe. 3 OfSiClii-EPKR- A lady who is competent, and' who has had long exiierience. desires a position as housekeener fora dnb of young men. or to hays charge of npnrtment" house.

Address Mrs. Wain at st. 02 X- colored married woman, with a little child sixteen months old. wants situation in s-ranll, plain family ns kitchen girl; will work Call at Broadway, in rear. 1 Ni as nurse a a :1 1 young eirl xvho has just come over from i England acred fifteen years.

Address St Uonao bt, i Ot'i-'iC'ii Young lady seeks employment in office, store or any lizht occupation is willing to worfc and commence on small salary. 1-47. fiU.be. 1 0- tour months' experience "in bookkeeping. Address 155.

Glube. I 11 wish to ootain a for a young laay employed as steuocranher at tiiis office. H. 11. liart.

State CapitoL 1 SECOND Young lad desires fccond wore in private family. Address 143. Globe. 1 SEWING wanted in private iamilies: am a good cutter and titter. Address hsl Mississippi st.

300 and all kimls of hand sewing wanted at 281 West i'ifth. 299-30(1 V-M Washwoman wants work to wash, iron and housecleaning. Inquire at 417 North Franklin st. Ashing and ikuxing a middle aged lactv wants irk in private family: understands washing and ironing. Call at 93 Hast Sixth st.

1 WAsHW-i -AN would hte to go out by the day or take it home or do Call or address ti44 Broadway, up stairs, npar Thirteenth 1 ISOKSFA CARIiIACIES. FOI4 A matched team of driving horses: also carriage and harness; very cheat), as lam going away for the winter. At 271 Martin st. 3UO-S FGK SALE A first-class draught team; dark dappled gray; stylish; pood travelers; perfectly sound weight 2.70 pounds. Inquire Lumbermen and Builders' Exchange, corner Seventh and Cedar sts.

ROKSKHto winter, at Midway Park stables. A. J. Woodmansee. SuDt np WO HORSES, four and five years old, -L and top buggy cheap.

Inquire at F. M. Lvizen Jc 307 st. 300-O6 DRESSJIAKTSG. I 14 Ladies wishing to se- cure the aid of a good dressmaker call I at room 508.

fifth floor, 313 Grand block. Wabosha st. take the elevator. 295-301 LADIES wishing lailor-made parlor or street costumes, latest designs, call 44.3 Wa'nisha st- Oliver. 3: 0-306 DIE WOICKS.

J. iiiiCULX. N. W. Steam Dye Works: office 4l(i Robert st- Kyau block; works I Co and 57 Indiana ar.

I New York steam Dye Works; ladies' and gents' clothing a supcinltv. 14 West Sixth sL TTEoT POINT burners are guaranteed the best-goods that skill and exing base burners are puaxanteed the best goods that skiu and perience can produce. Dealers everywnero aDd Pruden Stove company, 40y Sibley st. TO nno residence in Midx. way district valued ai $3,000.

for good improved acres with house at valuation of £3.000, near city, clear; difference 6 per cent, long time. Address Garden 5. Globe. Minneapolis. 800-301 WHERE-s-WANTS CAN BE LEFT FOR INSERTION IN THE GLOBE -LTOXS TICKXOn.

Drajgists, 707 East Third street, corner Bates. COXGES Druggists, 343 University i avenue, corner Virginia. SAWYER, Grocers, corner Asli. land avenue and Dale street. A.

P. WILKES, To'J and 7CI West Seventh street. BERKMAN 122 Dakota avenua. E. 482 Rice street FIIAMCL OSBUEG, 178 Western nvenna.

J. 11. HAVES, 441 West Seventh street. F. VAX DXTTNE, Druggist, 82S East Seventh; street.

HIPPLEi; COLLTSB. Druggisst, EaStl Seventh street. FrRLOXG GROCEEY COHPAXT. Jackson street. ILKEs' PHARMACY, Seven Cornen M.

D. MEKEIT.Ii. Books and Stauoaery, 442 Broadway. HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and I St. Peter streets.

LYONS, corner Third and i liana. H. P. PETTIGKEW, corner Rice and IgJe- i i W. M.

7CO Wabasha. I AUCTION SALES. 0.. Anctldnecra. i LOTS on East Seventh and atljciuins streets to 6e sold at auction, on the I premises.

Thursday, Oct. 31. at 3 o'clock rr. m. This Deny lies just three and one-half blocks east of the East Seventh street cable line power house, all in Fairc it Hownrd's rearrangement of Tracy's Outlots, frftntins on and streets adjoining i All of lots 7, 21 aniU2s.

in block 5: 8.23, block: 6: 21 and 22. block 7: will be sold separately, and the terms will be one-fourtn cash, balance one. two and three years, at 0 per cent interest. All of lots 3. 4.

5. f.nd 7. i.lock 1: 10, 11. 12. 13, 10.

17. IS and 22. blocs 5: 0. It. 15, IS, 9 and 22.

block 9, 10, 11. 12 IS and I block 7. will be-sold in one body, ad the terms, will be made very easy. In our opinion this will be the place to place your money, as the property will sro very cheap, we shu 11 sell every lot; no matter what the price may be. it must no.

For fur- tlier particulars and plats see E. Ilolloway Auctioneers, 254 and 250 East seren I FIXK ST. AMHOSI HILL deuce at On Saturday, 3Tot: 2, I at 3 o'clock p. on the premises, on Portland ween Grotto and Avon we I sell at auction to the highest bidder, on easy terms, a lire residence of nine rooms: I contains aiir.v conveniences hardwood finish: is thoroughly and very warmly built, back-plastered, etc. no flu property on St.

Anthony hill: is. mi; two blocks from I Grand ay. electric line and four blocks from. I cable; remember the datev Saturday; Nov. 2.

at 3p. m. E. Uolloway Auctioneers 3 i -06 kavamsn Jolin.son. HIiATING -hmall stove, la-ree Ftove.

square stoves, round stove? in laco all kinds of stoves, an be found at our pkice. and for the benefit cf parties who are unable to. call during the day we will hereafter keep oven till p. m. Kavanairh it IS I Rust -iTth ri.visriAi,.

O.n is by us on real estate security in St. Paul, Minner, apolisand Dcluth at (i, tj'-ia, 7. ta per ou shortest notice for any Rmotint. E. M.

Newport A Sou. Investment bankers, and Drulre block. -t. Paul. 1 AT BATE, loans on horaea.f tirniture'j fx '-'pianos', diamonds, or any article I i valne.

Mutual Loan and Investment com-i pany. room 3OOVs Jackson 2t.3*.j LOAM loans money in any amount at I lowest rates on furniture, horses, piunoa, commercial paper, Jewelry and all kinds yf personal property without jmuvnl from liouse: loans made without delay and can be pnid up in small nmonnts. "lioom 7, l''-- I Si. .1. cot; N.

Y. Life Money 1 tl to loan on real or personal property rH any amount: VI LOANED by H. K. Hunt Co. ifX 34 East Third room 1.

on furniture, pianos, horses, carriages, also on warehouse receipts, diamonds, watcher and sil- verware: private room for ladies; all business ttnctly confidential. i l.l)A.>Kiicn all kinds of per- tonal household furniture, I horses, also, on diamonds and jewelry; commercial paper discounted. Security Loan 325 Jackson st. J. E.

FlaniL'nn. manager. I.OANi I) on household furni- tnre, pianos, horses and carriages, etc without removal also on diamonds and sold etc. J. W.

Edsall 117 East I Fourth st. by Lawton i iil Jackson st. and 175 Dakota have on hand at per cent, on improved property. 3 VI INNKhOTA Jlilli A( J.VI Loans money on furniture. i pianos, horses and waaron in any amount, I without removal from owners' possessions; also on warehouse receipts, bank real estate or any property of value: notes discounted: partial payments received, and your own time granted tor payment: no de- 'ay; money en hand and furnished imme- diately after security is approved.

J. S. Mackey, manaser. Rooms 13 and 14. First i National bank buildins, St.

Paul, and Itoom Jlaclsey-Less block. Minneapolis. In PIEKCK. Real Estate and Loans, Er.st Fourth has money to loan I st current rates on pood security: no delay. 300-320 KAVANAGH 12G EAST Third Money to loan on real and personal property: time cheeks cashed at I low rates.

289-319 Good 8 per cent mortsrases. I S. G. Pierce. Real Estate and Loans, 28 East Fourth si.

300-5 v.0.-irz. 110 EAST i VV Mortjrasre loans made promptly; i 7 and per cent: raorteaees bought. M. 41 EAST FOITRTH corner 7in i 8 PEB I.NT MONET ON HAND FOB VACANT OB I IMPROVED F.EAL ESTATE LOANS: PARTIAL PAT- MENTS CAN BE MADE ON THE PBtNCIPAL PtTBCHASE MONET JIOKTGAOES, BONDS AND STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD. -SSO-SIOO He loan money on furniture, pianos, watches and diamonds: our charges the lowest.

ST. PAUL LOAN" COMPANY. Room 71.Court Block. 24 East Fourth st. 297-303 WASTED TO ROT.

i OB PRINTING I want to rent' a good job printing press. Address, with particulars. "Printer." Globe. 300-301 i STOKE AJiO BAR "FIXTURES. NEW AXD SECOND HAND SALOON 1 l.y fixtures, ice boxes, mirrors, pool and- 1 I illiard tables, counters and shelving.

218' I Washington ay. MinneaDoiis. STATE OF StXSTrTKSOTA, OF S3. Probate Court. In the matter of the estate of Peter deceased.

Letters testamentary on the estate of Peter Spink, deceased, late of the County of Ramsey and State of Minnesota, being granted to i Frank 11. Spink; It is ordered, that six months be and the same i is hereby allowed from and after the date of this order, in which all persons naving claims or demands against the said deceased are required to tile the same in the probate court of said county, for examination and allowance, or be forever barred. It is further ordered, that the first Monday In May. A. D.

189 at 10 o'clock a. at a general term of said probate court, to be held at the court house in the city of Saint PauL in said county, be and the same hereby is appointed as the time and place when and where the said probate court will examine and adjust said claims and demands. And it Vls further ordered, that notice of such hearing" be given to all creditors and j.ersons interested in said estate by forthwith publishing- this i order once in each for I three successive weeks in the St. Paul Daily Globe, a daily newspaper printed and published said county. Dated at saint Paul this 11th day of October, 1889.

By the Court: SAMUEL MORRISON. Judge of Probate. Jobs B. Oirnzz, Attorney for Executor. FOR RE3T.

Houses. For rent, at 646 Olive It. will rent cheap to a eqod party: all modern improvements," and beautiful yard, Inquire of D. H. Miehaud.

101 East Fourth. st. -06 i For rent, a new eisht-room dwelling at llamluie: near public school ami coilege. and within five minutes' walk of i Short line depot. C.

L. Sumbardo, IHi Bist Fourth Ft. FOR HOUSES, rooms, flats, see .1. A. Owens Sons, renting agency.

82 Globe building. For rent, eleven-roomhouse, at tx 6TI Holly aye. and fourteen-rdom house at 524 Laurel ay. both in first-class order' a '1 with all modern improvements. J.

('. Stout 324JaRtaon'sL HOUSE Kor rent, a new three-story dwelling house oil Kent between I Summit and Portland a vs. eiaht rooms and a bath: all modern improvements; price moderate. Apply 5 Portland or Room Gilfillan blockl t' TToCSEJ Two small houses on Eighth )1S per month each:" two small on Thirteenth Sls and SlO per facli. Apply C.

H. East Third st. third floor. I For rent, larsje house located in fi center business district, suitable for first-class private boarding house. Apply to C.

I. Knauft, No. East Seventh St. 209-301 HOUSE house, one block from car line, corner Congress and Ohio. 1 Richard Price, lvi) West Fourth st.

297-303 I Ten-room house, every conveni-X ience in good repair. 107 West Fourth EL Five rooms, water and stabling. Inquire -202 West Seventh. and 454 East Seventh st. only Sl 2 per month.

Hot llarion ami Charles Kew house; lower part: all modern improvements. L. C. Andersen, engineer Court block, fourth sr. 300-306 Hoi per mouth: warm eight-room bouse; two blocks from capital; city i water, barn, sewer, screens, storm sash.

Cedar st. a new eight-room house for sale: one-third cabh: will taKe improved property in pare payment. quire at No. 343 case st. For rent, eleven-room brick house.

Jackson. Best location for furnished rooms. C. A. Esterley, 3 Mannheimer block.

John eight-room house; hot and cold water, bath, etc will rent ciiL-ap. Apply at 324 Olmsted st. 3 0 For rent, new bouse, modem improvements. 752 Cedar st. 300-301 For rent, cosy furnished house of eisht rooms, from Nov.

1 to May 1. In' quire of G. W. Smith, ticket agent, Merriam PariC 3(KV301 For rent, nine-room house, with all modern improvements, at West- i crn ay. 300-306- i I fj oust; to rent: iam room, city water and all modern improvements.

all at I I ilton st. 300:301. ot five oms for rent. -i-O iiinnehaha. near De 300-t CTOl'Si- For rent, four-roomed house.

I XI 570 Olive st. 30 -301 Hoes rent, furnished or uniur- nished, elepant honse.allconvenienccsr or will rent bouse and seil all or part of fur- i nitare and carpets. Apply 251 Selby ay. Hit I. HO OSES For rent, desirable and eight-room houses.

410 42O.Wesf Seventh and 74 Til ton and twelve- I rcom hou-eat Dayton ay. Inquire at. St. Paul Trust Company, 157 Eiist. i Fourth st.

Six-room house'' and barn: il per month: i.cr Victoria and: beruy- I'avs. Creraer 3 3 st. -O'J-" 1 Ulii i or rent, two houses, eleven O. rooms each, indudlns bath, 65 and 664 Olive rent low. Apply 250 Xorris st.

300-301 1 Who takes An eiegant new I LI boose, twelve 0..748 all modern conveniences; -'elegantly I papered: low rent. S. G. Pierce, leans. 2S East Fourth st.

7 LJ'M lenL-tiiie twelve-room house; IX six chambers single or In suit of chum. bers; simrle; mo'lern conveniences; 300 feet Lfrom street cars: tine view. Apply at- SO Pane place. hoase, eight rooms. at 710; O.

npplv 712 at. Peter su: veneered tmilaf O. rent cheap. I'eter st. veneerutt md'dintr: rent cheap.

951 liradley Apply 412 Wabasha st. JL- 3 Hoi For teat, nouses severu rooms, bath: best location: Anthony hill; i £30. Uichard Leffmann. 353 Jackson" st. 277-3D6 PArcTlts wishing to buy the furniture and lease of the best cottage in the city, rent moderate, address I.

8., Globe. i' 3 i.KM HOr.SES.STOKES'OFFICES, FLATS. COLLECT RENTS PROMPTLY. TAYLOR'S KEXTIXG'. AItKS'Y, GLOBE BUILDIXG.

2S -312 dwelling house: twemy-tive utes" walk from oh- terms to suit purchaser. Cremer 313' St. 3'XMll ICOUIIIM. At the St. George.

2C2 cable line, elegant suites and single rooms with board reiereneea required. 2SB-302 1 For rent, furnished rooms: furnace heat aud use of bath. 3oi)-o Tl.Kß's Nicely furnished front rooms, wither without board; also two small orooins. 299-301 KU.AK Furnished front loom. up stairs, with closet.

Ho i.X PKAHL, AND- ance For rent, four large, warm rooms, with city water and closets: rent reasonable. Inquire at 002 Jackson Trier Pearl. 295-3'H' EIGHTH Three uufurnishci connecting front rooms; single rooms: private family desiraDle location. IBHTH 223, Furnished Room Larsre front room, suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman and 2': TniGllTH 217. For rent, two Jui nicely furnished rooms, with board.

300-303 HANt.K fortably furnished room, second floor, for two gentlemen: modern conveniences: private family. 296-302 FILL.UOKE 61, EAST- West St. XT For rent, three very warm rooms I with lame pantry ana closet 'on first floor; artesian well water in kitchen. 299- 01 i 619-Five rooms: all moaorn improvements; near two street car lines. '6 i ROTTO.

Front bedroom, first floor: I vT suitable for two: with or without board: family private. sT7, Pleasantly furnished front rooms: furnacp beat; all i modern conveniences: board if desired. 3 0-301 For rent, pleasant furnished room. 3'o--ol JACKSOM Economy Hotel Furnished rooms to rent by day, week or month opeu day and night. 290-323 A-RKET Mcely furnished i iTX double narlora to rent, suitable for two or four gentlemen; rent cheap.

300-31 AKL Newly furnished rooms X. en suite and sinsle; board if de- 'Sicea; terms reasouable. 300-301 OIiEK i rent, front cor- i ncr room, furnished. Inquire at Room I 3 same building. 300-02 OBE RT Furnished ron room to rent: use of neat and bath included.

1-303 For rent, rooms for light. house- i keeping, with steam beat, at end of Rob- i crt st. bridse. Crosby 63 South Robert Jl oo.H— Fine, well furnishea room and i 2 IV bath; new house: every convenience; i private family; $7. See or address E.

J. Godfrey, 356 Jackson st. 30U-01. i For rent, large front room near new Pioneer Press, suitable for one or two gentlemen; rent $12 per mouth. Must furnish, references.

Address K. C. B. Globe 3QO-O1 Pleasant front room with board, suitable tor two gentlemen; gas, I and heat: $6 a week each; ten minutes' walk 1 from business center. 200 East Tenth, near Jackson.

300-2 i ROOMS Nicely furnished rooms, suitable XX for one. two or three persona. Apply 424 Wabasha st. LVtSTH 15 Hi, Furnished room, with use 01 gas and heat. 297-3' aEKMAS Furnished rooms.

suitable for Hint housekeeping; hot and cold water: rent moderate. 300-3 OUERaiAJi ST For rent, fire and SmSK.HA>" For rent. live and three rooms for house tee water. i aud sewer. 364.

Warm, furnished rooms, with board, if desired: use of bath and sitting room. 300-06 ST. ruruisiied rooms i for rent use of bath, 300-04 FOR BOT. i -or. PKTEii Near Sixth Nicely furnished rooms en suite; use of bath.

300-00 £. l'KTKfi. Fcr rent, two suites of rooms and two single rooms i I rent reasonable. 209-3 5 Four unfurnished rooms on third floor; also suite nicely furnished rooms: rent reasonable. rpENTH 236 Nicely furnished JL front room use ot bath heat.

299-301 IIIKU 151, One furnished X. room to rent. 3jiO-3QI Him no 833. or three I. A nicely furnished rooms for light house' Keeping.

30001 I WES Nicely uishcd rooms for rent cheap; binsle or en suite. 299-301 UNIVERSITY Sear Five unfurnished rooms for rent up stairs; modern conveniences; good location. UMVi.KSITY 174. Front room wito larse closet, heated by register: fourth house from corner of Jackson st. 3UQ-Q1 ABA.SIIA sT, Nicely furnished rooms to rent by day, or month i open at all hours.

Ail -Corner Tenth over Drng burnished aud unfurnished rooms for rent. 300-306 Flats. FJ.AT— For rent. Nov. 1, one of the coziest sir-room fiats in St.

Paul water, gas and bath. Inquire at CO East Third or 191 Western 2D5-301 FLA I tiats liable for housekeeping; John st, ecvveen seventh and Eighth. 404 Eighth St. 297-302 or rent, first floor of Carroll with city warcr. and advertised In SEN liUfSCS DAY'S GLOBE are always read.

To rent, store southeast corner Seventh and Wacouta; 25x100: -will be i altered to suit tenant. James 1. t. Room 14. Chamber of Commerce.

298-327 For rent, second floor, 146 East Third st: over McGraths; steam heat and suitable for manufacturing; ele- ator accommodations. Apply at once to i Brown. Tieacy 112 East Third st. I- REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE. Edward Sintonton List.

Rooms 94.93 and Dion Bloct, So. 51 East Fourth St. KESIOKNCE I.OTS "on the V-' hill." near cable line: Marshall in -Woodland Park, lot 7. block Laurel in Holcoinbe's addition, lots 16 and 17. bill 7: i Laurel in Bryant's addition, lot 1, block 1.

All these low are on or above grade: some I are corner lots, and well adapted for buildluff. Edward Simontoii. Union Block. LOT 1. BLOCK 1.

Loverinsr Park, Iglej XJ hart close to Merrium Park. I "I ACRES in the Reserve near the pro; 1U posed new college suburban vil; lager the whole tract can be platted advantageously into lots; low price and easy terms. EdwrtTd'bimoutou. Union Block. Vl i City FAK3I for sale cheap: all clear; will trade for St.

Paul property, mortE-iiL'i-d or rlear. Raluh W. lii(j East Fourth st. 3- i i oii you are looking fur a house on easy terms, with all modern conveni and at the risht can rind two genuine bargains by calling nt once on S. G.

i'iercev Real Estate East Fourth iet-' Fiiii. sale; New house, nine rooms, ok. -T Anthony Hill, near cable line: all modern improvements; hardwood finish tirst lloor, natural pine on second. For rice and terms apply to bacon Coleinan, 313 Jack" t-on st. New house: lower town: all iT modern conveniences: bard wood.

etc. will sell cheap and on easy payments. Bacon CDlemnn. 3 Jackson St. Oi'SE ASli LOT for sale cheap, if tii ken at once.

Inquire at 140 Enst Ninth st. BO.ME8 O.ME EXCELLENT BARGAINS in Pierre. real estate. Ralph W. C'avenangh.

106 East Fourth st. 300 02 To i-ny a lot in the flats near tbe vicinity of State st. 139. Globe. 3' WHY i'AY KKNT2 I will sell you a nine-room house, modern conveniences, terms of CSOU cash, balance montnly payments; neatly furnished in antique oak; a perfect home, at 298 and 300 Martin two blocks from Rondo st.

car. WHY YOU I'AY J-. per month will buy a house; lam the neatest, the most substantial, roomiest six and seveu-room dwellings in the all conveniences: ten in all; near street, cars: electric motor will be built within two years to run one block from the premises: the property is level, four feet above erode, and tilonir the line of many improvemeuta: within twenty minutes' walk from the court house: if you want a house this is your chance to eet one: nothing down to the fiL-ht this property will pay for itself in tnree years by its increase in value alone. Send "word or call aad see 'Charles Rudolph, 132 East Fourth st. ::7 WITHIN half a block of New York Life building a choice business lot for sale; will take part, in exchange of other good property nt cash valuation.

C. W. Youncrmn-'. 1 17 Enst fourth st. HO'M'3 ADVERTISED.

List "of Unclaimed Letters RetiKiinifirr in the Postoffice. St. Paul, Oct. 28, 1881). Free of letters by carriers at the residence of owners may be secured by observinc tha following rates: Direct plainly to the street and number of the house.

Head letters witb the writer's full address, including street and number, and request answers to be directed accordingly. Letters to strangers or transient vis- i I itors in the city, whose special address may be unknown, should be marked in the lefthand corner. "Transient." This will prevent their being delivered to persons of the same or similar names. Place the postage stamo on the tipper hand corner and leave space between the stamp and directions for postmarkins without defacing the writing. Persons calling for letters in this list will please say they are advertised: otherwise they will not receive them.

WILLIAM LEE. Postmaster. Abel. Beach Fitz Anieison A yerald Anhof us John Achley Mrs Lucy Appley Edgar 2 Aenibecic Archer Armstrong Adler Airs Aston Alrick Frank; Aston Mr Altmann A Atkinsen John Anderson Charley Edmund Anderson Miss Clara Auk Mrs Anderson -Miss Kara AyrerGordenD Anderson Mrs Au- Ayrer George gust i Bachman Mrs Mary Bessefen Ole aeon Arthur Benson Bacon John 3 Berber Mi and Mrs Bacon Wm Dr A Badbam Bittner Miss Badway Miss Cath- Black Miss Bella erine Braisted A BKldridge Geo Brazel Miss Alice Baldridge Geo Bursts Miss Dora Barbeau Braedtler Wilhelm Barnes Mrs CM BrownlordMr Johnne BarnerDann Blown Mrs Elizabeth Bryan Mrs AH isa Ame- Becker'WiU lia Becker John Brunson Jn Ben rends Joan Aug Buckner Andrew Bell Burke Miss Minnie Beudexen Burthard Benjamin Mrs Annie Burkhart Bentlav A Burns John Bern Ray Burns ES Berpim A Butler John Stipnu Cook ard Cook Henry Herbert CarriKau Patrick Coopen Arthur C'a-stem Miss Frida Cot. pa? Jennie Chapman ii Cordell Miss Mada- Chran Miss Mary line Christiansen Cornell Oliver Chrestmun Mrs Corris Cillus Costetlo Maggie Clark Courtney Peter Clans Elesta Crane Cobb Miss Anna Crawford Coshman Joseph Credit Guarantee Co, Cokman Mrs W2T Critten Wm Com ton Curtis Common Cnsb Miss Carrie Connors Cn-iek Thos Daniels Earnest Otto anier Miss Mattie Donham Robert Danvers Miss Lillie DoshMrsN Davidson Douglass i Davis Dewoelling Davis Mrs Dawson A ft Davis Dratam Deacon Peter Duchowes Dean Mrs Dnford jjerah Detlnff Eugene Dufresne Dickson Byron Duncan Willie Decuss Charley Dunham John Dillon G.

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Andersou svan Orsborn Miss Carry Brodeau MS PettersHon Mi3s Hanna Evensson Edward Christina Uolmberg Mias Elie Sawyer Melville THIRD AND roUBTH-CLASS. Fanlay Lawrence A Bnbbard II LIST OT MERStAX PARK LETTESS. Bell A Johnson Mrs Tommy Ge rver Mra Petterson Carl A Gars Prens Miss Annio Labman Mr and lira Ryan A WK 7TH ST. DIRECTORY ART STOKES. JAMES F.

ANGELL, successor to Biakemora Angcll. 21 E. 7ih st. Pictures framed. W.

H. LOCKWOOD. 33 East Seventh cojonssioar lIKRCIIA.IiTS. BAKER A SUTHERLAND 040 E.Sevenrnsl* COAL WOOD. PIONEER FUEL i East Seventh.

MACK CANDY KITCU.S.N. Seventh? DRUGS. F. P. DAVIDSON, cor.

Carroll and Louis S. 11. REEVES. Seven corners. PRY GOODS.

233, 235 237 Seventh, corner Waconta. FLORIST. WM. KING. 479 East FURNITURE CARPETS.

G. F. 176 West freventh. i' AW FIXTURES. J.

IK 220 East GROCERIES. MICH A I i.KOS.. Corner Seventh an I Wabasha streets. HOUSED. G.

F. BENEDICT 176 West Seventh. JEWELRY. STAIIL MARTIN. East Seventh.

JEWELRY 1.. 9. -V ELLER, East Seventh rstrasc 3HTSIC HOUSES. ANDREW PKTK U.SOX. 418 East S.

M. TAYLOR, 134, W. 7lh. Children's nictcres. pastel and crayon portraits a specialty PLUMBING AYO FITTrAQ.

J.J. DLNNI AX. 220 Kast STOVE REPAIRS. AMERICAN STOVE REPAIR WORKS, ISB West Seventh. Sevan i lost juVD COW LOST Brown Jersey row; a reasonable reward will be paid for return or information.

R. (J. Jeffersoiv276. Summit. ay.

UIIiTS, 10c; collars ai.d nil's, 2c each at Metropolitan Laundry 104 West- Seventh: Telephone No.lufio.call 2. 295-328, Why are ur rooms vacant? An ad in Globe will rent thatn. OF MORTGAGE SALE BY AD- vertisement Default has been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage executed and delivered by Mary P. Ileuninghouse. wife of William lienninghouse, and the said William flmninchnnwi, mortgagors, to Charles H.

Boardman, mortgagee, dated tlie2fithday of September A. D. eighteen, hundred and eighty-seven, and recorded as a mortgage iii the office of the register of deeds of the county of Ramsey in the state of Minnesota, on the 13ih day of January A. D. 18H8.

at 10:40 o'clock a. m. in Book 164 of Mortgages, on page 106, on which there claimed to be due at the date of this notice, the amount of six hundred sixteen dollars, and no action or proceeding has been 1 instituted at law or in equity to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any pan thereof. The said mortgage was only assigned by an instrument thereof, duly executed mid delivered by the said Charles H. Boardman to William Beggs, dated tha sixteenth day of January A.

1888, and recorded in said of- tic-e of the said register of deeds on the 17th, day of January A. D. at 10:30 o'clock n. in Book of Assignments on page 315. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a power of contained in said mortgage and of the statute in such case made md pro- vided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises therein described, which sale will be made at tba main front door of the court house, on Fourth street, in the city of Saint Paul, in county of Ramsey and state of Minnesota, at public auction by the sheriif of said county, on Tuesday, the twelfth day of November A.

D. eighteen hundred and eighty-nine at thirty minutes past two o'clock in the afternoon, I to satisfy the amount which, will then be duo on said mortgage, with the interest thereon, and costs and; expenses of sale, and fifty dollars attorney's fees, as stipulated in said mortgage in case of foreclosure. The premises described in said mortgage, and so to lie soid, are the lot. piece or parcel of land situated in the county of Ramsey and state of Minnesota, and known and described as follows, to-wit: Lot numbered eight (8) of block numbered seventeen (17) of ileiriam Park Third Addition to Saint Paul, according to the-recorded plat thereof on file of record in the office of the register of deeds in and for said Ramsey county. Dated Sept.

27th, 1389. WILLIAM BEGGS. Assignee of said Mortgage. CfIAItLES G. Attorney of Assignee of Mortgage, Shakopee, inne'sow.

EAL ESTATE 1. EAL ESTATE iIEX REAL ESTATE: MTTS, I EEAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE iIESJ. OWNERS PROPERTY, S.GENTS AMD BROKER EJVESTORS AND SPECULATORS. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED Ef ST. PAUL DIET SHOULD READ CAREFULLY THE ADVERTISEMENTS 121 iue IT IS THE BEST DAILY.

KEWSPAPEE IX THE AND 03TB OF TH3 THEY BEST MSBXOHS QUICK SALES ABE GUARANTEED TO THOSE WHO USB ITS co lc aura THE EATES SSASOJJASLH, R2STTLTS ALWAYS SATISFACTORY. REAL ESTATE StSS US! TUB GLOBE. IIIIIITA THE GLOBB! IS THB rj 9RIIV beat laedram for If Ail Id "Want" advertise-111 THE THB 131 II I cheapen- medium Iff Ail for Wanr dT IIIIIITA THE GLOBE "WANT" la" ft Rl I advertisements are Hill TzaA fa.