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16 TtlE RAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1890.— TWENTY-FOUK FagisS.
POPULAR WANTS.It Kl> OF THIS WEEK.
Itlomlny.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
William Ashton Nellie ThomaiParents. '
births befohted. sex.Mr. and Mrs. Bentmann. 583 Edmund... Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Tobin. Goffav GirlMr. and Mrs. Arnold, 521 Ellen St.. ... .GirlMr.and Mrs. Glassburn, 914 Beech 5t....80yMr.and Mrs. Craig.Mr.aud Mrs. Eaule, Tenth &Temper" GirlMr.and Mrs. Gamble. John st GirlMr.and Mrs. Small, Robert st .....BoyMr.and Mrs. Bragdon. John st Girl'Mr. ami Mrs. Eveuson, 771 Wabasha. .GirlMr. and Mrs. Godbout.2ol E. Winifred.. .Girl
Name. deaths rerouted. Age.PbtllpLiebig KelleravFrederick Richter, Lake Johanna.. ...6 daysThomas O'Leary .34 SEast Sixth
Tuesday.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Gustav Krause Augusta SchroicntenborgWilliam Henry Sanders.. Jennie Ann CollinsJoseph Ysak Barbara ConolyW. 11. Greselman ".. .....ilayDwyer
BIRTIIS KErOBTED.Parents. Sex.
Mr. and Mrs. Vakul,Bohemian flats Girl51r. aud Mrs. Sullivan.cityhosuital.Twin girlsMr.and Mrs. Qonder. 7oOMinnehaha....BoyMr. and Mrs. Wilgus, Ramsey hill ..Girl
DEATHS RErOKTED.Name. Ace.
Francis Leo Gurrin. University—
5 yearsGlover Pen-in, 366 Nelson ay 67 yearsBaby Lonergan 344 Martin stJohn Peel;. 138 East Fifth 03 yearsJ. M. Morns, Valley si 26 years
Wednesday*MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Edwin A.Jaggard Anna M.AverillHatbias Gabriel Catheriue HoodFredericK Bggert llulda NeitzerJoseph Graves Lena NelsonBartholomaus C. Miller Martha Fitba
BIRTHS RETORTED.Parents. Sex.
Mr.a-idMrs. Wallin, 107 Jessamine St.. .BoyMr. and Mrs. Canden BoyMr. and Mrs. Zimmerman BoyMr.and Mrs. Fay, 337 Canada st, Boy
DEATHS REPORTED.Name. Age.
Mamie Oolbourn, 401 Goodrich... lV2monthsMrs. Kalmann 26 years
Thursday. fe,Parents. bibthsbbpobtkd. Sex.
Mr.and Mrs. Dewer. St-Albans it GirlMr.and Mrs. Clawson, H>(>7 Gaultier st .GirlMr.and Mrs- Monisse. 57 Merrillst BoyMr. ana Mrs. Leech, 1421 Abemarle GirlMr.and Mrs. Grant, 235 Louis st BoyMr. ana Mrs. Fleisner. 501East Eighth...GirlMr. and Mrs. Sorenson. 564 L'Orient .. .BoyMr. aud Mrs. Hogbaum, 33 College ay...Girl
Name. deaths reported. Ace.Johu'G. Kelly.7.'2 Iglehart 28 yearsFred Smith, 175 West Fourth 11 weeksMargaret Flynn,-l^J Superior st 63 yearsMary Griffin.895 Reaney st 74 yearsJohn Carlson, Lake Comb 25 years
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.John J. Swansea Annie S. Sundgren.Edward Prestou James. Lillian StirlingPoice.Charlie Larson Annie C. Anderson.Douglas Ross AliaB. Griswold. .Mathins Kunz Josephine Roth.Charles Weuson Jenuie Peterson.
Friday.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Anton Nelson Sophie JohnsonC.A. Loger Margaretta ElleusonJohn Wickstedt Hilda Molin
BIRTHS REPORTED.Name ofParents. Sex.
Mr. and Mrs,E. D. Nolle. Fairvie way....GirlMr.and Mrs. Grass, Eva st GirlMr.and Mrs. Delos. WooaDridgest BoyMr.and Mrs. Yunggoist, 070 Simmes St..BoyMr.and Mrs. C. A.Oleson,l"88 EdKerton.GirMr.and Mrs. Nuzill247 Richmond ay...80
Mr.and Mrs. Koblik.Bohemia BoyName. deaths reported. Age.Benjamin Jansen 705 Simmes stCharles Mplod, 914 Geranium st 6 yrs.Peter Francis. City Hospital 41 vrsCharles Record. Lawsonst 4mo
Saturday.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISBURD. 5^C3l
Fred Eden Rosa DonbacherJohn Strichen Alice BrenerCarl Matthias Johnson Barbra Vike
BIRTHS REFOBTED.rName of Parents. SexMr.and Mrs. Grosse. 391Fairview BoyMr.and Mrs. Molinkc. St. Albans GirlMr.and Mrs. Wuldengel, St. Anthony .. BoyMr.and Mrs. Kentig.Dayton avenue. ... GirlMr.and Mrs. Molineux, Annapolis GirlMr.and Mrs. Wells, East Seventh Girl
Name. . deaths repokted.
Mary Griffin s!)5 Reaney streetAlbertli.Peterson ...591 Sberburue avenueHermann F. Greth. Aruudel streetBabyKilberg..:. ..:.. Albermarlo streetFerdinand Hicks : Jessamine street
WII4I.ESTATE FOR S AI.E.ii,yV* <•!\u25a0.!>.
Rogers Block,Corner Fifth and Cedar.(jCIO (\t 1/ \ UUY> a beautiful home,*!pL^^\J\J\J very sightly and centrallylocated, on very easy terms; or would ex-change for business properly. G.W. Gray,Rogers Block, corner Fifth and Cedar.eOkfV i\ BUYS a handsome resi-*&A/*J*\Jkj\J dence and large grounds inextra fine location, on easy terms, or willex-change for good business property. G. W.Gray, Rogers Block,corner Fifth and Cedar.
CrQn Of 10 BUYf*one of the best busi-*i?A>/\J^\J\J\J ness corners on South Rob-ert St., or will exchange for unimprovedproperty. G. W. Gray, Rogers Block, cornerFifth and Cedar.
CiHEAP—
One lot onPage st. within one\u25a0> block of Hendricks school, three blocks
to street railway, and three blocks to motorstation; will \u25a0 sell $100 less than adjoininglots are selling for. and on easy payments.O. W. Gray, Rogers Block, corner FifthandCedar. --.-y-:
<5;11 *7nn BUYS a fine improved, well-•4PJ.l*,/ \JVJ rented business corner onUniversity ay.:investigate this; It's a greatbargain; willmake terms very easy. G.W.Gray, Rogers Block, corner Fifth and Cedar."1O FINE lots, all south-facing, one andXA> two blocks from Concord st. electricand motor lines; willsell singly or togetherat sacrifice price, and on terms to suit. .G.W.Gray, Rogers Block, corner Fifth andCedar.O_) ACRES of the finest land overlook-A**J ingMcC'arron's lake, forsale at a greatbargain and easy terms. G. W. Gray, cornerFifthand Cedar.
FINE business lot on East Seventh sL toA exchange for St. Anthony Hill prop-erty amounting in value to $9.<>00 to $10,---000. G. W. Gray, Rogers Block, cornerFifth and Cedar.
IHAVE choice business and residenceproperty to exchange foracre property
close to or adjoining citylimits. G. W. Gray,Rogers Block, corner Fifth and Cedar.'
South St. Paul.
LOTS and houses aud lots forsale or trade;houses to rent. E.E.Parker, 30 East
Fourth st. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
Suburban.
PUVE or ten acres fine gardsn land, nearBurlingtonHeights, SISO per acre; easy
terms. Address J 43, Globe.
I'OR SALE or traae, stock farm of 445J- acres, improved 140 acres, good build-ings and water; number one land. ApplytoD.E. Dwyer,Albert Lea, P. O. B.44.
'OR SALE, very cheap, 5, 1" or 2O acresA of fine gardening Una, only two and ahalf miles from the court; house. For fullparticulars inquireof Michaud & Michaudcorner Seventh and Wnbasha.
WAN To rent for two years, withoption ofpurchase, ahousa aDd barn,with about five acres of land, not more thanfivemiles from city. Address P 37. Globe.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT worth having.Ascholarship In Metropolitan BusinessSchool, fourth floor. Pioneer tress.
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CASH PAID for real estate, improved or'unimproved, ifa positive snap. E. E
Globe.EXCHANGE-5',200 equityinnew house.No. 1000 Iglehart St., forclear property;willoffer bargain for cash. Address N. K.Potter, Northern Pacific General Office, Ta-coma. Wash.
I'ORSALE OR TRADE—House and loton Laurel ay., near Dale st. ApplySan-Borne, 182 West Fourth.Poll SALE—The most beautiful vacant*
A- residence property in St. Paul. viz.:171x142 feet to20-foot alley, northeast cor-ner Summit ay. and Dale st.; south front onasphalt pavement; sewer, water and gas con-nections all made; willsell in parcels to suitfirst-class purchasers on easy terms ofpay-ment; also for sale, Boulevard addition lots"on Summit, Marshall, Dayton and other ave-nues. Wm: G.Robertson. 27 Globe building.
f'OK SALE CHEAP, iftaken this month,J- anew eight-room bouse, No. 975 Laurelay.;hardwood finish;modern improvements;easy terms ;monthly payments or will tradeInquireof the owner. -It) West Seventh st
F«OR SALE OR EXCHANGE— lowprice, two new eight-room houses, nearEast Seventh st power house; also 160 acresat Huron. Dak 312 Lumber Exchange.
f~ 'ORCE SALE—Must be taken at once;nine-room modern house: built threeyears; full lot; St. Anthony . Hill;east of
Meckubin st; 81,500 less than it can beduplicated for. (Address "Owner," Sr6beOffice. . '.c. \u25a0\u25a0;• \u25a0.. I'-
HOUSES— For sale, two six-room warmlyLI built houses, all modern, Nos. 293, 297Chatsworth st, near cable; terms to suit.tames O\M.eara &Bro., 3"*>*•»*«_*m.
PfIPIIIAR WANTSKF.4L KSTATE FOR BAfJR.
"Miscellaneous.
NoilCE— Have• large list ifimproved
and unimproved real estate: for sale orexchange; parties who wish to trade, sell orpurchase willdo well to call or correspondwith us. P. Scbouorth Jr., No. 131 EastFourth St., M. Paul. -'.
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WN YOUR OWN HOME—F0r 54,500we offer an eight-room house, corner of
Martin st. and St. Anthony ay.; finished inoak on the first floor, furnacf, bath, gas, bay iwindows, cement cellar, back-plastcrud; a'complete house: corner lot: terms to suitpur-chaser. Smith &Taylor. 333 Robert st. .--;TUKKKi.OTs forbale, in Jackson &Bid-X well's addition, or will trade for im-
proved "property. Inquire "of owner, 749
Armstrong ay., 'st. Paul."
WANiKD—House in the Midway distric)worth about $5.000; .will•trade one
strictly first-class new family carriage as partpayment. Address C. C. C, Globe. '
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UJ ANIJKD—l'o buy residence In St. Paulor Minneapolis for cash; $2.<»«'O,
$3,00 no objection to outside property ifdesirably located ;must be a big bargain.Address XVZ, Globe, Minneapolis. .' :\u25a0
WILLSELL equity in my -eight-roomresidence at a sacrifice of over $1,000
iftaken at once; modern improvements;built two years ago: centrally located. Ad-dress X40. Globe. •
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WILL TRADE eight-room house, withbath, for stock ofgroceries; titty-foot
corner, near University cable; or $I,s<.'<>be-low actual value lor cash. Address M34,Globe. •\u25a0::\u25a0: '\u25a0-* T-u?
\./HYI>O YOU PAY RENT? BUY" AVV homo !!!!You are invited to consider
carefully this most excellent opportunity 10buya home, six and seven-room dwellingsinan unexceptionable neighborhood, twentyminutes' walk from the court nou&e. :Thesedwellings are built fim the very best .material the market affords, warm, convenient,substantial, cellar under the entire house,walk around house; all conveniences; lotstwo feet above grade, level and beautiful ;streets, graded; near street cars; electricmotor to be built within one minute's walkfrom houses: near parks and attractiveviews. This property has a better future be-fore it than any oilier residence property inthe city The terms offered are the easiest,fairest and most attractive ever yet devisedto enable you to buy a home; $2O and $25per month :nothingdowu to the rightpeoule.Do not neglect this chance to obtain a home.Cut this out. Come at once, and remember,Charles Rudolph. 132 East Fourth st.
<Btl / ll)(l8118 south-facing lot on•Pl^VJiJv/ Hague, lieblock west of Lex-netou: Ramsey's addition. Faricy &Daly,30 \Vest Fourth.
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A— BE SOLD at your price, severaldiamonds, solid gold and filled
watches. Room 1,34 East Thirdst.SSIGNED STOCK of furcapes, boas,
robes, etc., forsale at auction Tuesday,Dec. 23. Ib9(», at 349 Wabasha st. C. Vv.Youngmau. Assignee.
AFINE corner sign forsale at a bargain.Address L. J.,Daily Globe. St. Paul.
ASSIGN SALE of furs, robes, rugs,hats, counters, shelving and fixtures on
Dec. H3, 1800. 10 a. m., at the store, 349Wabasha st. C. W. Youngman, Receiver.
BASE BURNER—Used one season, cost545, for SlB. Address Q 45, Globe.
BED SPRING— For sale, bed spring andmattress; also heating stove. join 8,
Forepauuh Block, Seven corners.
BICYCLE—For sale. $2 ,54-inch bicycle,worth $100. Address Henry, C, M.&
St. P. \u25a0
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BIRDS —German canary, linnet, goldfinch ;very fine; twenty-three days from Eu-
rope; also mocking bird, reubird, thrush,lory, etc., to reduce private collection, at000 Wabasha St.. every day after 2 p. m.
ANAKYbirds for sale ud stairs. No.V-V 13 East Eighth.
A»ii CA-.KiERS— For sale, two De-troit cash carriers at a bargain. Address
L.J., Daily Globe, St. Paul.
CARPET— For sale, cheap, 40 yards fineMoquette carpet; cost $1.60, tor 5c per
yard, iftakeu at once. Apply422 Wabasba.
COAT—
Splendid longbuffalo coat forsalecheap. Address O02, Globe.
OWs— New milch cows for sale. T. R.Palmer, 00 Globe .Building, or 923
Grand ay. . -!-'.:;
OG—Ualf-mastifF and half St. Bernarddog. one year and a half old; good
:watch dog. Call at 55 Leighton.
DOGS— Newfoundland •. pups, .four,XJ and a
'half months, for sale byM. M.
Ingraham, Lake City, Minn.
DOG— For sale, pug dog, cheap. 245Ramsey st.
OG.-> lOit THE CHILDREN—I.will. sell a few choice cocKer spaniels andChesapeake bay puppies lor $10 each ;applyat once. Gustav Hausen, Osccola Mills,Wis.
OKSALE—St. Bernards for Christmas—Thoroughbred puppies: pedigree; prices
low if taken at once. O. Bergman, 357Jackson St., St. Paul. . .OURNITURE— For sale cheap, plush par-S. lor
-suit, extension table, bedroom suit,
coal base-burner heating stove and a fewother pieces. 182 West Fourth, corner Ex-change. .-\u25a0:-.*D>UKNITURE—For sale, a lot of bedroomJO furniture with two stoves; the lot willbe disposed of very cheap. Applyat office,Hampton House, 151 East Third st.
GAS ENGINE—For sale, 5-horse-powerOtto Gas Engine. 264-266 East Seventh
st. S.N.Adler. . :\u25a0-'-\u25a0\u25a0'piETACHRISTMAS PRESENT at theVT assignee fur sale, 349 \Yabasha st. C.W. Youuaman, Assignee. .OVEKCOAT—For Sale—s4o takea a good
. mink-lined, otter-trimmed overcoat;size, large 36;too small forowner. AddressE 50. Globe. \u25a0
OSTOCK0 STOCK FUKMTUKE- sale, officefurniture and gas fixtures, cheap. S. N.
Adler, 264-266 East Seventh st. .OOL TABLE—Second-hand pool andbilliard table, small size, or willexchange.
Address M22, Globe, Minneapolis.
T>UPI'IES—Two-black and tan puppies\u25a0JT-" of the finest breed, one male and onefemale, twomonths old; weigh less than onepound call Sunday or Monday. \u25a0 544 Tem-perance st. I___^______pUPPIEs— For sale, black and tan pup-L pies; weigh less than one pound;- tenweeks old. Call at 330 Goodrich ay., .Mon-day.
T>IANO—For sale, a square piano: fineX condition: willsell very cheap; this is abargain for immediate purchaser. AddressW -8. Globe,
PIANOS at factory cost; two elegant up-rightpianos tobe sold for the manufuct-
urerfs; old established makes; cash only;seethem; willbe sold at one-half usual prices.Raudenbufb, 03 East Third St.. second floor.CjAFh— second-hand safe cheap.O 264-266 East Seventh.
SAFE—
new Hall's safe; goodkj size; will sell cheap. Address U 44,Globe.
PtiUCE CHRISTMAS TKEES at 310East Seventh at wholesale and retail;
we willsuit customers ou*pnces and quality;come early. Clinton &Co.
TEiiEOI'TICON— sale, a calciumO lightdissolving stereopticon ;also a self-condensing oxygen cylinder. Room 10, Nic-ollet House, 200 East Sixth.THREES— Gar load Christmas trees fromA thirty to two feel high; wholesale a spe-cialty. On Fourth st., between Robert andJackson sts.Qi:£)i)F\ BUYS a fine Gabler Upright*^)AjAj\JPiano; a great sacrifice; cost $350short time ago: also two other uprights ofbest makes at i75.and S2 o, worth doublethe prices; these are special bargains; callimmediately. Raudeubush, 03 East ThirdSt.,second floor.
*Sllf \C\ ASH buys my fine square Knabe«4?lUv/ piano, if taken a t once. C. E.Hale, 534 Selby ay. -
WA«TED TO BUY. \u25a0>
A CHRISTMAS GIFT worth having.Ascholarship inMetropolitan Business
School, fourth floor. Pioneer Press. •
aBY CARRIAGE wanted cheap forcash. 250 Rice st.
CLOTHING—Wanted to buy, gentlemen'sv/.-second-hand clothingforcash. AddressX4, Globe. .
AP—Wanted" to buy,latest map of thecity. F. O. Hammer, .100 East Ser-
enth st. . —FFICE DESK— Wanted, a second-hand
office desk. Address, stating price, Yl,Globe.
RINTING PRESS— to buy, aPearl or Gordon printingpress, 7x11;it
must be in fair condition. O 61. Globe.OFA—Wanted to buy, a sofa; must be
cheap forcash. 259 West Fifth st. .TEAM YACHT—Wanted, a steam yacht
about forty feet long; must be fast and;safe. Address Q 48, Globe, giving full de-scription and lowest cash price. .TYPEWRITER— Wanted, to buy a sec-X ondhand ßemington typewriter; cash.Address X 70, Globe. \u25a0
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WOMAN'S"RECORD— Wanted, Dec«m-ber copies of the Woman's Record: to
PfliiJJil1 Ul ULnll IfnilIJ«FOR KENT. ; ..- IOIISC*.
'\u0084- —.... ..j.... i.OU.._!S, STOIcKS. OF-J\ KICKS. TAKECHARGE OF RENTEDPROPERTY. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGEN-CY,GLOBE BUILDING.
ANYONE warning houses. Hats, stores,cilices, too Merrill &Owens, Iteming
and Collection Agency, 41 Kast Fourth st. \u25a0
pOTTAUKs-Kor rent, a cottage of sixvy and one offour rooms, half block fromRice car. Inquire 180 Charles st . •
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COTTAGES—
For rent, two six-roomA_/ warmlybuilt cottages, all modern, '2'Xi,297 Chatsworth st., near cable; cheap forwinter. James O'Meara<& 8r0.,.50S Jackson st.
OK KENT-073 St Peter St., east front,second door above Tiltonst., due brick
tenement, all modern conveniences ana inperfect repair: willlease at low rate to goodtenant; also three line new brick stores, withmodern tenements on second floor, on thecorner ofEast Seventh and Fauquier sts. ;also rear room over our office, I'MEastSeventh st., between Jackson and Sibley 6ts. ;J. P. Gribbeu Lumber Co. \u25a0
HOUSES— For rent, houses near Seventhstreet cable, from $8 toSI2 per mouth.
A.F.Manehser, 105 East Seventh st.OUSE AND BAKN—Nine rooms good
for two families; cistern; city water.374 North Fort.
HOUSE— No. 385 Washington St.— Hasten rooms newly papered; in good re-
pair; only half block from Grand operahouse. Host & Cresey, corner Third andRobert sts. j ...'\u25a0\u25a0
OUSES— per mouth: we have sixrive-room houses onlyhalf ablock from
the East Seventh st. cable, corner Fauquierand Atlantic sis. ;each house separate; in agood and healthy neighborhood: rent re-duced from §1_.50 to 557.50 per month; don'tfail to kco them. Kost & Crescy, cornerThird and Robert sta. . __ __HOUSE— rent, line new house withall
modem improvements, cheap, cornerCanada and East University ay.
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HOUSE— For rent, house of liverooms onReaney st., near Arcade. Apply 50
Globe Building. *"\u25a0
HOUSE— £10 Per Month—Five-room housen in good repair: fiveminutes' walk fromunion depot. Inquire at 343 East Fifth st.
Of Ki:rlit-room house on hillat halfprice; bath, gas, good barn. 318 \Ya-
ba&ba st.
OI'SE— For rent, new steam-heated brickhouse, hot wmer, baths, etc.; teu min-
uses' walk from Third street; terms low. Ap-plyat No. 0 st. Pierre Terrace, corner Colo-railo and South Robert. . •
HOUSE— For rent, seven-room house withbarn; 309 Rondo, three blocks from
Rice st. Inquire at 442 Pine at., betweenSeventh and Eighthsts.
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HOUSES- For rent, a 14-room house cmCanada and a-12-room house on Wa-
coutast.; furnace, bath and everything con-venient. Apply'221 East Seventh st. :
HOUSES— For rent first class t>rick andstone residences, near corner of Laurel
and Ninaavs., St. Anthony hill:one blockfrom cable line: all modern conveniences;steam and furnace beat. For terms inquireof W. C. Riley, 3Drake Block, or 291 Laurei'aye.
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OUSE AND BAUNat 21" Front st. forrent or sale, cheap. Maguire Bros., 318
Pioneer Press.
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For $4,50'we offer an eight-room house, corner of
Martin st. and St. Anthony ay.; finished inoak on the first floor; furnace, bath, gas, baywindows, cement cellar, buck-plastered: acomplete bouse; corner lot:terms to suit pur-chaser. Smith &Taylor, 333 Robert st.
<8?Of ) PER aiOJN Xli—New eight- room*&Aj\J house on St. Anthony hill; hassewer, water, gas, bath and furnace. E. P.Wilgus, 134 East Fourth £t.
Flats.
FLAT— rooms, city water, bath, plenty
of closet room, on Rondo, near Rice st.J. W. Jacgar, 328 Robert st.
FLAT—Six-room fiat; *team heat and allmodern conveniences; central and de-
sirable location. X 50, Globe.
FLAT—
Seven-room steam-heated flat,\u25a0 with hot and cold water, gas range, fix-
tures and globes, window shades, doublewindows and screens; walls decorated. »-tc.;janitorservice; two squares from \u25a0 capitol;four from Ryan. 93 East Eleventh st.
FLAT*—For rent, nine three-room flats inbrick building. 203 Norri3St.. corner
Sibley. . . . "" . . :.FLAT— nicelyfurnished six-room flat, in
whole or in part: \u25a0 desirable location;steam heat and all modem improvements.Address P 40, Globe.
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FLAT—
A very nice six-room '. flat:on sec-ond-floor; newly papered all modern
improvements: cheap tent; only 100 feetfrom West Seventh st. electric cars. Apply351 Qoodhuest. . . .-\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ...\u25a0
PLAT-Anew first-elnss flu».for rent oppo--T site Albion, on Se"lb> ay., with steambeat ;prices, $25, $35 and .$40. Inquire ofLovering, the Shoe Man. •
FLAT—Eleven rooms forrent (one flat) inHardy block, corner. Third and Smith
ay. Inquire of N.Hardy," 2"2 Smith ay.
<u?1 A Pr,itMONTH tornew eight-room«4P-l-^fc flats; have sewer, water, bath, etc.E. P.Wilgus, 134 East Fourth st. \u25a0
-Stores.
ANTED—Iwillmake itan object forafirst-class druggist to rent store room
in Grand Opera house building; just the lo-cation forone. Frank L.Bisby. -
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cTOKE-For rent, store, corner Fuller andO Mackubin; good location. Inquire at50" Martin st. \u25a0. -•\u25a0•:' \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0':'\u25a0\u25a0
STOKE—At 272 Rondo St., with livingrooms in the rear; nice business location.
Applyto J. W. Jaggar. 320 Robert st.
STOKE Corner store and four rooms inblock corner Robert and Tenth sts. In-
quire at-">os Robert si.
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Smut-.— For rent, store, corner Fuller andMackubin; good location. Inquire at
s<>O Martin st.
STOKE— For rent,' first-class wholesale
store building,Nos. 213 and 215 EastThird, near Sibley st.; five stories and base-ment, 3 i>3xl2s ft.; private alley, freightelevator, line office and all appointmentscomplete fora large wholesale business; thelocation is unsurva-scd: possession Jan. 1,185IO: now occupied by Detroit Stove Works.William G. Robertson, Room 27. GlobeBuilding. \u25a0 . ,;
STOic lor rent in wholesale district, 22'_\224 and 220 East Fourth st.; the build-
ingnow occupied by the undersigned,-
de-sirably located in the center of the jobbingdistrict, is offered for rent on a two or fiveyears' lease from Jan. Ist, 1891; size ofbuilding,five stories and Basement soxlOOto a 20-foot alley inthe rear, where the ship-ping and receiving of goods is conducted;steam heat and power, steam elevator, auto-matic hatchway doors, hardwood floorinfirst story, oak stairways to basement andupper floors, and every modern improve-ment; this is one of the most desirable storesin the city,and willbe leased to one tenantor divided tosuit several tenants. For fur-ther particulars apply to Joseph W. Blabon& Co., 222. 224 and 226 East Fourth st.
Rooms.—HOTEL BRUNSWiCK, for gentle-• men only; fifty modern steam-healed
rooms byday, week or month. \u25a0' -A PARTMENT —To rent, apartment;x two rooms and bath, with steam heat.InLaurel Terrace, cornar Nina and Laurelays., St. Anthouy hill. W. C. Riley, No. 3Drake Block. \u25a0
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ROADWAY, 067— good rooms:furnished or unfurnished for house-
keeping: modern improvements; privatehouse: first floor.
*EDAK ST.. 577— Otic Block and a Halfvy Above Capitol— room and alcove,furnished ;heated.
fI^EDAK. 528—For rent, one front room,\y with alcove; suitable for three gents;with or without board. . '
UESTNUT ST., 321— Block FromV^ Seven Corners— room, neatly fur-nished, $5. - " .r^iHRISTMASTREES— We willhave forvy sale Monday morning a carload of ele-gant Christmas trees; price, 5 • cents to $2.50each; holly,30 cents Id.;wreathing moss. 8cents lb.; "Christmas caudles, 12 cents lb.Golden Rule.
XCHANGE ST.. 16, WEST- For rent,nicely furnished or unfurnished rooms.
OKT ST., 37«, NORTH—Five rooms',city water and cellar, suitable forhouse-
keeping^^ .- .\u25a0
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FOURTH ST., 52, WEST—Nicely fur-nished rooms for rent, from $8 and up-
ward. ,. . -Tj^URNISHED or unfurnished rooms onJO first or second floor. Board if desired.555 Robert st.
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FULLER ST., 21::—For lighthousekeep-ing,nice rooms; city water ; and bath.
212 Fuller st.
GROVE ST., 213— T0 rent, elegantly fur-nished for housekeeping, five rooms,
pantry, bath and shed ;rent reasonable. ;-
OTKL BARTE.AU,; 57—
Furnishedroom, modern convenience; suitable for
lady or gentleman. ;\u25a0-..-,-.
IIOTKL BARTEAU, 52*—Nicely fur-XJ nished rooms with steam heat and gas.
\u25a0pjash, vfftrm,furnished front room.
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ttoom*. t. \u25a0 vi:3f-ri«AOKSON, ..»2—Pleasant furnished Bin.-
glo nundouble rooms, with modern \u25a0Im-provements, homo \u25a0- comforts; -
prices mod- \u25a0
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JACKSON ST., 627-Furuished frontroomsuitable forman aud wife or.two gentle-
men. . . '. Q \u25a0'-'.'
JACKSON ST.. 309i,ij-ThirdFloor—Largeunfurnished frontroom, 88; very desira-
ble location. • . -\u25a0:\u25a0 .
M~~ AUXIN«T.,359-Forrent, umurnished. rooms for housekeeping; :modern con-veniences; cheap. ...'.'-, ',":..
AItMHALI.AY.,419—One nicely -fur-nished frontroom.Bailable for two, with
or withoutboard. Call up stairs..'
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NASH Si1., 268— Suites of three and fourrooms; rent, $5 to 810, city water In-
cluded. \u25a0 \u25a0" ~ .. . • c . •.
KLSON AY., 205—A nicely furnished"li room, ten minutes' walK from v post-office, and near Rood boarding place; rent $5per month to riuht party." "_'. . "
...-'..jV!iNTtI.NT., 343 EAST—Furnished room
\u25a0L™ forrent. \u25a0 \u25a0<•. -\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.;\u25a0
NINTH, 317. EAST-Near Broadway-Small front room (heated) $5; private
family; gentlemen only. . '".'...ARK I'LACE. NO. 02—Handsomely
furnished front room and alcove; fur-nace beat; $l<>. \u25a0 . -: :..
OO.H—A neatly furnished room in pri-vato family;heated; forlady only. In-
quire at i!9-' St. Anthonyay. ;-.:.h;
ROOM—For rent, large, elegantly fur-nished room, with first-class tablc'board,
forgentleman, aud wife, two gentlemen orladies: steam heat, electric light, hot andcold water bath in
-connection. Address II-
4.0, Globe. .-..;---
Rooms— Furnished orunfurnished roomslor rent, suitable forhousekeeping. Ap-
plyat 20 West Third st. -.ROOMS— Two or three unfurnished rooms,
pleasant ana centrally located, first-classin every way; references exchanged. Ad-dress X 47, Globe. ... \u25a0 , . , ;\u25a0
ROOMS— Front and back parlor, nicely.XV furnished, with steam heat and all mod-ern improvements;. -desirable location; pri-vate family: to one or two gentlemen orgentleman and wite. Address P 38, Globe.
SELBY AV.. 257—
For rent, very desirablefront rujiii,with board. .:..'.
liVENen, 22-, tiASi—To rent, ur-uished and unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire at Kooni 1. . \u25a0
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SEVENTH ST., 15 1, VVrJS T—Near SevenO Corners— Three large unfurnished roomsforrent for housekeeping.
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..VE.>THSt.. 1 Ha. Wi£» —Furnishedfront room:steam heat, bath, etc. .-.. .
StVi.Ain.vT., 1«5. UJiSi—Front fur-nished room; sieam heal: cheap: bath. .
EVi!.Ni'ii »*., 4-9, CAST—Koom 1—For rent, one nicely furnished front
room; $7 per month. •
SHERMAN Si., 34?)— Nicely furnisnedWJ room forone or two gentlemen: secondfloor; low rent.
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IXTti5.., 3 9, EAST— rent, fur-nished rooms.
T.PETER ST., Room I—Furnishedsuite ot front rooms; cheap; to gentle-
men orladies.
SUMMIT PLACE, 285—For rent, a fur-nished room, and bath, cheap.
UAim. AY., ;>l—Near St. Peter— Forrent, comfortable
'trout room, with gas
litrbt, use of witn: suitable for one or twogentlemen: lowrent.
SC MmYt AY.,84—For rent, nicely fur-uished room:has eras and all modern
conveniences; veryreasonable.rpiSN MiST., 19 and 21, Ka PleasantX rooms at "The Miner;".,opposite thecapitol. -'\u25a0;,;;THEN'TH ST.. 27!) EAST—Pleasant fur-X '\u25a0 nished room, suitable for one or two
gentlemen, reasonable. ..»r»ENrii si., 3/ EAiT-Elegantly iar-X nished and wellheated rooms; gas, bath,furnace heat. .mEMPEKAJiCE ST.. s*o
—Furnished
X rooms, with or without board.'
EMPcKANCt;ST., 528—Elegant fur-nished front room and alcove for rent;
use of bath; one door from Tenth st. ••-'.-:-.rj'HIRDST., 242; W.;S r— rent, roomX furnished complete for housekeeping.
nHHIKDST., 334. WEST- For rent, threeX rooms for housekeeping, ;unfurnished
or partly furnished. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
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03—Nicely - furnished!X ;room: private family;$3 per month.' '• f
WABASHA ST., 44 —Three \u25a0 or \u25a0:fivesteam-heated rooms for rent cheap;
hot and cold water; verycentral; referencesrequired. F. Knit. iLL-—.\~VTAHASHA—Corner; •• Ninth—For rent,VV two nicely furnished suites ofrooms
at the Wabasha: board ifdesired.-
Offices.FFICE KOOMS-For Rent- We stillhave
\J a few unoccupied office rooms in GrandOpera house building; we want good tenantsfor their society; rents no object; better havea look at them. Frank L. Bixby, managerGrand. • '"
._ '".'.-FFiCE ANI»DESK uoum forrent on
\J ground floor. 132 East Fourth St., op-posite Pioneer Press ouilding.
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UIL.DING 107 Sibley st., between Sixthand Seventh sts.. 25x130 feet, 4 . stories
and basement; possession March 1, 1891, orearlier ifdesired. Apply to A. 11. Wilder,522 Endicott building.
rpHE ATTENTIONof societies and clubsX desiring to rent aball fordances or en-
tertainments during the season is called toGarfield Post Hall, 348 and 352 East Seventhst Janitor may be seen at bull.. - -
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WA3TEP TO REST.
A—TlliiEXKitJb'O UKROOMS wanted ;• good tenant; ten minutes of Globe.Address W. D., Globe.
-CiOTTAGE offour to six rooms on Day-
J ton's bluff;inVan Buren district. 683North st. - --- "
H USE— Want a five to seven-room house;near corner 31ackubin and University;
give description and terms." Address 483
University. . ;.'."i..'
HotlSK—
Wanted, a furnished or unfur-nished house; medium size; on the-
hill. Address W. J.. 528 St. Peter st. \u0084-, \u25a0-*- -
OWN YOLK OWN HOME—For $4,500weoffer .an eight-room house, corner <>f
Martin st. and St. Anthony ay.; finished inoak on the first floor: furnace, bath, gas, baywindows, cement cellar, back-plastered; a
1 complete house; corner lot: terms to suit pur-chaser. Smith &Taylor, 333 Robert st. :
FF*CE— to rent, by:a lawyer,part of an office in Pioneer Press or
Globe building. Address J 52. Globe.
ROOM— Wanted by young man. a smallroom, neaily furnished, in private fam-
ily,wheio all home comforts ican be had;state price with answer. Address W 31,Globe. . - . . .\u25a0.-.. . ... \u25a0- .
RO.»MS— Want to rent by two young men,nicely furnished rooms, with all mod-
ern improvements.* Address J 48, Globe.
ROOMS— Wanted, . two or three vnfur-uished rooms, with heat, within ten
minutes' walk of court house: referencesgiven and required; state particulars. \u25a0 Ad-dress 01, Globe. \u25a0 . ;
ROOMS— Wanted, four or rive unfurnishedrooms .with modern conveniences;
steam heat preferred. Address P. D. Q..Globe. \__ \u25a0
\u25a0 '.- -.oiOKK wanted inthe wholesale district;O two large floors and basement or threefloors; possession wanted Jan. 1. Answer toU 34. Globe.*
TOT3XC ItAISOiE
DENTISTRY in exchange forarchitect-ure. Address J., Globe. . .
'po EXCHANGE— worth cleanX dry goods for clear lot.west of Victoria.
Address Q45, Globe.-
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T"~ O EXCHANGE—GoId watch and chain,worth $1 25 forpiano. Address Q, Aft,
Globe. \u25a0 . ...'-\u25a0'- -:\u25a0-..
TO EXCHANGE—Fine top buggy forgood, gentle horse. Address A. G. 8.,
464 Superior st.O EXCHANGE— WiII take a stock ofcigars, tobacco and groceries as first pay-
ment on ahouse on St. Anthonyhill. Applytoowner. 49 West Seventh st.rpo EXCHANGE—choice city property toX. exchange for good farm land, improvedor unimproved. G. W. Gray, Rogers Block,corner Fifth and Cedar. . . - -
O EXCHANGE— CentraI lot, .five-roomhouse, with city water and barn, forlot.
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TO EXCHANGE—Good 40-foot lot forhorse, buggy and cutter. 309Vj Jackson
st. Room 2.
TO EXCIIANGK—Lot to exchange forsafe and other office fixtures. 3091*
Jackson, Room 2. -•-/-.;." -;"".' . \u25a0
rpoEXCHANGE— house andX barn to exchange for furniture \u25a0or fur-
nlshed flat. 3"9i&Jackson st.. Room 1.
TO EXCHANGE—Lease and ,furniture.of good -
paying hotel, in good runningorder, to \u25a0 trade :for farm lands or cityprop- 1erty. Address T 10, Globe. .
POPULAR WANTS.AUCTION BAI,FM.
Kuvunufflt & Joliuwoii, Auttlou-'. ;' !.- \u25a0; «crs.:'INK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT' Auction— We willBell at publicauction i
at the residence. No. 37* Franklin m., (near•Seventh). on Tuesday, Dec. 23, at 10 a.m.,all toe line furniture, consisting of one par-lor milt, easy chairs, divans, settees, one•Howe and one Davis hewingmachine, exten-
sion table, center tables, hall rack, one blnck\u25a0walnut marblo top and lour very -fine bod-rooia miitM. together with the. sprint; mat-trwsies, . pillows, bedding, bureaus, . com-niodt'H, all the dliibes and one |new Monarch.gtuujiiiostove: and all the carpets, consistingof-lino body Brussels aud ingrains. Partiesinstarch of bargains in household furniturecannot afford to miss this sale, as the goodsore. almost as gooa as new. Kavanagh &
'Johnson, Auctioneers, 187 and 189 East
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FINK PICTURES AT AUCTION—Wewillclose out the \u25a0 balance of the line
OilPaintings, Oleographs, Mother of Pearland Historical Pictures, Pastels, etc., at auc-• tion at lit*East Seventh st.;'parties inter-ested in pictures willalso do well to attend
\u25a0 this sale, rb the pictures that are left•are ali \u25a0,line subjects and finely framed, and must:positively ;. be sold regardless of their value;
'sale* every day at 2:30 and 7p. in. Kavan-ujjh&Johnson. Auctioneers.'
'\u25a0 A.11. i\i<*«>lnj,Auctioneer.A UCTION—l.arge pawnbroker's sale ofxi. unredeemed pledges at auction, embrac-inga large siock of fine jewelry, gold andsilver watches, .diamonds, silverware, cut-lery.' firearms, musical instruments, operaglasses, etc., etc Everything guaranteed asrepresented. • The term of six months hav-ingexpired, these goods willbo sold, accord- \u25a0
ing to law. to the highest bidders. This saleoffers great inducements to the public, as
.th3goods are-mostly suitable for holiday -
Iresents. Everybody invited to attend andsecure first-class goods at great bargains. Wowillguarantee every sale, as we intend to re-main in business. Sales every afternoonand evening at Perlrnan & •Pavlan's, Pawn-brokers, established in ISsO. 2U5 East Sev-enth st.. between Wncouta and Rosabel sts. A.11. Nicolay.: Auctioneer. . -
K. llolloway. Auctioneer.IANO AND FUKNITUItE AT AUC.
X tiou—lwill sell at \u25a0 the residence No--4SB Cedar St., Monday, Dec.22, at 10 o'clock-all the furniture at the -.above number, con,sisting in part of piano of a well-knownmake.
• parlor and bedroom suits, carpets,stoves, kitchen ware, etc., etc. This is clean,nice furniture, and parties insearch of any-thin!;in this line cannot afford to miss it. E.Holloway,Auctioneer. .
BOARD OFFERED.
AFEW MOKE day hoarders can be ac-commodated at "The Miner." 19 ana
21 East Tenth. / •„
BOAKOEKS WANTED—If you haveany horses toboard call at "Wright's
Livery,"37<> East Ninth st
B. AKJ>—
Furnished front room withboard at 8:> East Eighth st.
BOA .!>— Furnished room with board atJ> 85 East Eighth st. .
OAiiD—.Nuely fun.ishid front roomsuitable for gentleman and wife or two
gentlemen; best of board; largo modernhouse. 210 East Ninth, corner Sibley.
BuAKl»—^ls Grove St.— Two nicely fur-nished rooms for rent, with board if
desired: gentlemen only. \u25a0-
OA.UO—Nicely furnished rooms withboard. 83 per week ;also, an unfurnish-
ed front room. 660 daemon st.
BOARD—
Nicely furnished rooms, withboard, use of bath. 232 West Seventh.
BOAKO and well-furnished front rooms ;JJ modern conveniences;" private family;reference required. 136 West Fourth.
?iBOA Nicely furu.utied front room and;J_> board for gentleman and wife,or twogentlemen, in priva a family; St. Anthonyhilliterms very moderate. Address U 44,Globe ..-\u25a0 -.
BOAKD—
227 East Tenth—
Pleasantrooms: all modern improvements; also,
:excellent table board. 6 o'clock dinners. _ •
BOAKD—
Nicely furnished rooms andtable board. The OldDavidson Home-
stead, 513 Jackson. . ;.: -\u25a0.\u25a0 \u25a0
OARD—32S Grove St.— Warm, pleasantrooms, with board, in. private family;
.;very central; references. .-.•.;-:
OAKD—I7I West Fourth— fur-'JJ .nished front rooms with use ofbath andboard and gas; furnace heat..'/' •. ..
-BOARD— furnished roams, heat-
ed with furnace, and Doard; 04 Iglehartsi.:use. ofparlp.r and piano; at.s4 week.
OAKD—'-The ;Miner" •— Pleasant frontroom with board. 19 arid 21East Tenth.
BOARD—Furnished room with beard, fortwo gentlemen; modern" conveniences,
544 Selby ay.- :.
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BOAKD—Pleasant front room with board;very reasonable. 57 East Tenth St.,
halfblock from capitol. -
BOARD— Large alcove and one smallerroom, unfurnished ;•,-\u25a0 also furnished
room: gas, furnace heat, bath; with board.328 Van Slvke Court, corner ofEleventh and •
Pine. • . •..'•..\u25a0
BOAitD—uood board and comfortablerooms at reasonable prices: steam heat;
hot water in bath. 77 Summit ay.
BOARD—Good furnished room and strict-lyfirst-class board at 590 John st.
OAivD-Nicely furnished front and siderooms, with or without board. 478
Cedar.' . . - .BOAKD A>D ROOM—Nieeiv furnished
room and board; bath and modern con-veniences; use of piano; terms moderate.241Sherman st. . •
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BOAKD—For rent, single and double, rooms, withboard, at 192 East Tenth st.
OARD—For rent, furnished rooms, witnboard, use of bath and piano, suitable
forladies or:gentlemen-; reasonable terms.270 Pleasant ay. ; ;
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BOARD—
Single and double rooms, newly'furnished; modern improvements: withor without board ;prices moderate. 229 and
231Spruce st.~
BOARD—
Furnished front room and alsotable board, at 85 East Eighthst.
BOARD—
Four rooms, well furnished, with.excellent board, at the Benedick, 200Dayton, corner Summit. . ' -
ORWO..D HOUSE— East Ninth and1* Wabasha
—best equipped boarding
house in the city: quick service; excellenttable; wrm rooms ;$-1, 54-50, $5 per week.<2»»_) PER WEEK, BOAKD, ROOM and«JP»3 use of sitting room; lor two ladies.814 Selby ay. ... - \u25a0
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, IMI&CJEJLLAIVEOirS.A SSIGNED STOCK of fur capes, boas,
•rt."' robes, etc., for sale at auction Tuesday,Dec. 23, 1890, at 349 Wabasha St. C. W."Youngman, Assignee.
ASSIGNEE SALE of furs, robes, rugs,xl hats, counters, shelving and fixtures onDec. 23, 1890. 1" a. m., at the ;store, 349Wabasha st. .C. W. Youngman, Receiver.
D4 UXPRESS your opinion that any dis-J3 ease is incurable, investigate the TWOGREAT CURES. Cure No. 1was discoveredby an American D. D., and positively curesall Kidney Diseases, Incipient Consumption,Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. Heart Disease,'Piles. Constipation, etc. ;• while Cure No. 2,discovered by a German M. D. (not Prof.-Koch), positively cures Syphilis, Rheuma-tism. Diphtheria, Cholera, Yellow Fever,
\u25a0Paralysis, etc. The secret for25 cents. If:you doubt, send lor testimonials unsolicitedfrom the most noted people in the country;cured by these remedies. Address \u25a0 Natural;Remedy Company, dox 2279, St. Paul, Minn.
FIXE New Year's calling cards at the O.£ F.Derringer Printing Company, 108 EastSeventh st. . . - '
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ETACHRISTMAS PRESENT at the< assignee fur sale, 349 Wabasha st. C.W. Youngman, Assignee. •
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LADIES' PRIVATE HOSPITAL,—3ITS.;H.Stenzel, 254 Martin st.
•|\/|ASQUERADE AND THEATERCOS-:.ixX tnmes. wigs and beards, grease paintsfor stag? use ;orders promptly attended to>Irs. L.Neitman. 56 East Seventh St., StPaul. Minn. - -
j PKItSOSAB-S.IfIDRTAINSICURTAINS!—Lace, Mad-
v_/-
ras, and all '\u25a0\u25a0 kinds of curtains ;cleanedequal tonew: fine point lace cleaned; kidgloves cleaned, and warranted not to smellor fade. Mrs.' J. A.Hayes, 3QVg West Third.
MRS. MARY A. TUSSEY treats allichronic and nervous .troubles; mag-
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netic and massage treatments ;sittings daily.223 East Eighthst. .MRS. KATEllOSßlNS—Magnetic heal-
er, psvebometric and trance medium.2JSVe WeswSeventh st. ;'
ORANGE BLOSSOM— Sure cure forall. female disease: sample two cents. Jen-;nicNelson, 59 Kauyalston ay., Minneapolis,Minn.'. : . ;.-, . :...;.... :.'.-.. :. r- \u25a0 . \u25a0
OATKONS ofcountry clubs will find theX :best rigs and accommodating drivers at."Wright's Livery,", 370 East Ninth st.;:give
;us a call. ;W. D.-Wright,!manager ;C. B.
Hoss, proprietor. ;. '..-.-..:- .--njuiHCOSTUME COMPANY—MasqueO ball and ;stage • costumes lent on hire;;
.greas paints gold and silver trimmiiigs.span-clcs and theatrical goods. 390. Wabashast, St. Paul; 508 Kicollet ay., Minneapolis. D ;
POPULAR WANTS.BUSIKESS CHAKCK!*.
Itlclicniicy.Irvine «fc Alexander,New York Life-Building, Sixth and Mlnne--•
sola, Room 913.•
FINE horse, harness and carpenterwagon at your own price, or will trade
forlotor good watch and chain.- - -
EAUTIFIiiTiTbAIE,Selby avenue dis-trlct: furnace heat, hath, all modernconvenience; inbon ton neighborhood; on
easy payments or willrent very cheap. :-
(SiIQf\PUTS you into 13-room fiat; every\u2666IPA iv»J room full; balance installment.
TWO beautiful lots on Seventh street andcash forgrocery store. ,
ST) A -ROOM IIOAKDING;splendid loca-/wii -lion; no trouble to Keep itfull;cheaprent; half cash handles it.
YOU WANT A PIANO for Christ-mas? We have, three which we will
make prices on that will tako :your breathaway, or willtrade. .ACRE LOTS, three miles from court
house: splendid garden land under cul-tivation; $150 per aero less than adjoiningproperty, or willtraae.I/ HOUSE— AIImodern conven-x\J lences; down town; suitable forboard-ing house; extraordinary inducements togood tenautH.<£;•.)) \, ICASH handles restaurant clear-<&As\J\J ing 8125 per month.<&UiU \ TAKES RESTAURANT doing»IPDUU $50 per day. \u25a0' -J. \u25a0
COME TOUS for business chances of anykind; ifyour business or property has
become a burden wo can unload you withgood profit to yourself and make you happyfor Christmas. McKeuney, Irvine_ Alexan-der.
1\ C Abbot Bargains*32 ChamDcr of Commerce.
Cj?O F\f\(\ BUYS hotel of fifty rooms;*]P»J^*J\J\J verycentral; every room light;cheap rent; new brick; willtrade, cityprop-erty or good farm; this month only.
({,9 (\(\l\ BUYS best restaurant in this•D/C^UUU city:clearing S3OO monthly:first-class in every respect; private reasonsfor selling. .«£Cnn- INVOICE! Best money-•JPOWV/ :making cigar, confectionery!news, and stationery stand in city; bicki.e.-'Scompels a sale; this is bona ride.C?£l, (\BUYS small restaurant on Seventh«JPUW\_/ clearing 9200 per month: fineopening for restaurant man; establishedtrade.CO W \ AND 83.500— rooms,v'/^v/L/U.well located and doing a clean,paying business. Investigate! \u25a0
CI A{)fk-LOI>GING HOTEL; no«S>l ?tyUU bother with feeding; simplylodging; fine corner, only three Blocks fromUnion depot; 100 beds; first-class; too muchother business only reason forselling. \u25a0
OLDESTABLISHED MILLINERYonEast Seventh at invoice; dressmaking
establishment; old stand; oceans of work;manufacturing plant at invoice; in fact, any-thing you want; the Globe is too small forcomplete list; call and examine personally.
Self &Allyn'sBusiness List.Room 58, National German-American Bank.
*£! O(\; I WORTH of new first-class%> l)O\J(J modern furniture to trade forreal estate in the Twin Cities, or will sellcheap for cash.
Uh CARPETS and part of the furnitureina modern lu-room house forsale dirt
cheap. _• . • .WHAThave you to trade for a six-room
house .'and lot on Curtice st., nearelectric- line? "Worth §2.000; mortgage, s9so;willtake any kind of personal property.
ARTIES with business chances for salewilldo well to list them with us, as we
have a number of buyers waiting. " ."1(\CLEAR LOTS in St. Paul to trade for'
\J stock of groceries, boots and shoes,dry goods, clothing or any kindof merchan-dise. ..-. .
O YOU WANT TOBUY a hotel, board-ing house, .furnished flat, groceries,
hardware, dry goods, boots and •shoes ormillineryand dressmaking: store? Ifso, calland look over what wehave to offer at abar-gain. - : .*'.\u25a0....-,.
THEFURNITURE complete inan eight-room fiaton Ninth st. for sale cheap.
ANDYLITTLEcigar and confectionery-L/ store forsale cheap. \u25a0
QUICKSALES and satisfaction guaran-v£ teed for business chances and personal,property listed . withus at a bargain. Self &Allyn. Room 58, Narlonal German-Amer-ican Bank. \u25a0\u25a0• . ;. \u25a0:•- .Miscellaneous Business Chances4 CHRISTMAS GIFT worth having.
-C\. Ascholarship inMetropolitan BusinessSchool, -fourth floor. Pioneer Press. •
\u25a0 : • •A SUCCESSFUL farm machinery factoryxl\u25a0 is contemplating toremove to either St.Paul or West Superior to greatly enlarge itsbusiness; new company will have §100,000capital; propositious as to location and in-ducements willbe carefully considered. Ad-dress B. TV,322 Sibley St., St. P«ul.
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NYONE HAVING 8250 to 500 cashcan learn of a nice, clean, payingbusi-
ness forsale by callingat 53 East Fifth.pVRESSMAKERS I—lwant toget a part-JLf ncr, one that understands dressmakingthoroughly; must be an American, Protest-ant, single, and between twenty and twenty-five years old; please say how much you canputIn the business. Address M 39,Globe.
FOR SALE—Oue new covered wagon, 30---£ gallonmilkroute and horse. Address
48, Globe.-
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FOR RENT—Snelling house, seventeenrooms, stable, etc. bar fixtures and fur-
niture forsale:corner of West Seventh andSmith ay. Apply300 Chestnut st.
OR SALS-Half interest in well estab-lisbed job \u25a0 printing orHee. doing good
business; easy terms. Address VB.Globe.
FOR First-class, good-paying ho-tel, sample room connected. -Address
J.8., Globe. . / \u25a0-. .PARTNER— Wanted, partner in first-S. class hand laundry; more work than Ican do alone. Address X 08, Globe.
PARTNER wanted for new enterprise.Address 11. L.,St. Paul, care Globe.
PARTNER WANTED in general store-L: -: to increase business; Scandinavian pre-ferred, with SSOO to $1,500; one acquaintedwith business, with good references; willguarantee big percentage on the invest-ment or no deal. Address S 28, Globe, Min-neapolis. \u25a0- .. • ,;\u25a0.*\u25a0\u25a0 .--::SALOON forrent or sale, with or without
fixtures; location Fifth and Robert tits.Apply3UO Chestnut st.
WANTED—Good, steady man to take halfinterest in good restaurant; willhave
fullcontrol of the business;, this is a goodopportunity for the right man. Address L26. Globe, Minneapolis. \u25a0
LOST ASP FOtTi\n.
BAG FOUND—Lady's leather bag con-taining purse, money and
-valuables.
Call at 421 Marshall ay. :.CORKS LOST— . bag of corks. Finder*-> will please return the same to NoyesBros. &Cutler and receive reward.
NVELOPE LOST, containing a railroadpass and permits, and also two letters;
think they were lost somewhere in the neigh-borhood ofNorthern Pacific railway offices,or Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul offices, or
-on street car lines: finder receive thanksfrom poor sister, and leave same at Globeoffice. '
FOUND— Sure cure for rheumatism, nomatter how bad you suffer; trial sam-
ple; send address. Albert, 2 0 Carroll st.OTES ANDPAPERS LOST—Bundle
li• of notes and papers; return to A. H.Comfort, 47 Valentine Block, City, and re-ceive reward. • \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•:'
LOST—
Nobody lost that leaves orders at"Wright's Livery,"37o East Ninthst.
LD FRIENDS FOUND at "Wright'sLivery,"'3~0 East Ninth st. C. B.Hess
and W. D.Wright will take caro of yourwants.
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-ATCH LOST— gold watch ami
chain: finder leave at 170 West NinthSt. third floor, receive reward.
TYPEWKITEKS AMD 'SUF-'PI.IES.
qp_PEWRITERS RENTED—JL gratis incase ofpurchase.
SUPPLIES— Ribbons etc., guaranteed.PAPERS— We make a specialty of "fine lin-
ens:" prices reasonable; estimates on.stationery furnished. :
REPAIRS—We employ experienced andcompetent adjusters and answer callspromptly and guarantee satisfaction.Complete facilities for overhauling.
THE REMINGTON STANDARD embracesthe fundamental principles of typewritermechanism, and is kept improved with
\u25a0 the advance ofknowledge in the art. Re-turn C. O. D.in thirty days ifdesired. :
THE ONLY MACHINE" WITH COMPACT• keyboard, enabling operator to read copysimultaneously. Send for,circulars ofmachines, cabinets, papers, supplies, etc.
WTOKOFF,-SEAMANS &BENEDICT,- :.- :: No. 94 East Fourth St., St Paul.Telephone, 400-2.
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a•'-:; . _, results, largest circulation the: J^a A"§•most iadvantageous -
rates areKm__?__ Igiven by the Globs, Ino great•-*Vw *
''Want" »eOiuai, \u25a0 ,
POPULAR WANTS.OTiVAXCIAI,.
KM. NEWPORT & SON, INVEST-IX*mont Bankers, loan money on Im-proved property in St. Paul and Minneap-olis at C per cent "on or before." • Offices.New Pioneer Press Building. St. Paul, andBank of Minneapolis Building.Minneapolis.
CHKINTMANofFT worth having.Ascholarship inMetropolitan Business
School, fourth floor, Pioneer Preh».
A— YOU WANT TO liOKKuIVmoney at a lower rate than you can
borrow through any other agency? TheAmerican Mortgage Loan company. Room 7,Firs: National bank building, corner Fourthand Jackson stß., will let you have anyamount, $10, 520, 525. $40, »75, 8100 or$2dO—in fact, ;any' turn you wish,on yourgold watch, diamonds, household furniture,horse, buggy, piano, carriage, etc.. at a lowerrate than you can possibly get itelsewhere.Goods can remain in your possession, andyou can bay a part any time you want andptop interest. Business private and confi-dential. You can have your own time lapayingup principal. -ANY ONE wanting a loan on furniture,
pianos, horses, carriages, watches, dia-monds, or anything ofvalue, can get it of.Hunt &Straueh, 34 East Third St.. up stairs,on easier terms than of any one else In thecity;can be paid back at any time by install-ments or otherwise; no charge formakingout papers or examining property; itwillcer-tainly be to your advantage to see us
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beforegettinga loan elsewhere.ORItOWKKS, ATTENTION—Having
opened a loan office at Room IC, Ger-mania Bank Building, corner Fifth andWabasha Bts.,Iam prepared to make loanson furniture, pianos, diamonds, watches,etc., property to remain in your possession;you can repay loan by installments; privacy,honorable treatment and lowest possiblerates consistent with Bound business meth-ods guaranteed; private room lorladies; takeelevator. S. C. Hortou.
OME LOAN COMPANY loaumoney on personal property and chat
tels at lowest rates. 103 K. Fourth, Room 4
JAKOB AMOUNTS ofmoney to loan onJ Improved property at 0 per cent.
Oilman &Co., New YorkLire Building.
JOANS MADK on furniture, pianos,J-i horses, diamonds, gold watches, etc.Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, RoomsX;,14, First National Bank building, cornerFourth and Jackson sts.
ONKITTO LOANwithout delay, from$10 upward,on furniture, horses, jew-
elry, etc.; time checks, notes and secondreal estate mortgages bought. MinnesotaLoan Co., 17 East Fourth st.
MONEY LOANED onlifeinsurance pol-icies; or boueht. L. P. Van Norman,
Gls Guaranty Loan Building.Minneapolis.
MONEY—
MONEY—
$2i».. will bringSI,CM>O; $1,000 will brine $5,000 In
ninety days. R. M.,Globe.PRIVATE LOANS ON FURNITURE,X pianos, diamonds, watches, etc. ;drop aline,stating nature of security and amountwanted, and we willcall. Address Box2375,P.O. . --SECURITY LOAN CO.,
"156 East Third st.
Anyamount of money to loan on furniture,horses, carriages, diamonds and jewelryat •the lowest rates. Business .strictly private.J. E. Flanigan, Manager.
J. kAVAAAUU& CO., )'_'t> EAST• Third St. Money to loan on real orpersonal property; time checks cashed atlowest rates.
h\MOKITZ,<J-2o FiO.\ucK I'kE.t>S• Building—
Mortgage loans madepromptly; C, 7 and 8 per cent; mortgagesbought.
II7ANT TO BORROW $1,100 for three»V years; willpay S per cent; no com-
mission: good security. Address C. J., Globe.LjRI\f\l\ TO$50 ;ANY SUMS toloanwtsiyjyjyj on vacant or improved. H.Caidwell, chamber ofcommerce.
HORSES AIW CARRIAGES
FOR SALE CHEAP— black saddlepony; sound and gentle. Address (J44,
Globe. ..FOR SALE— three-year-old mare; she
makes a verygentle familydrivinghorse,and has been "used to cable and railroads.103S Lexington ay.
OK SALE—Three set of light bobs;cheap. 32 West Tnird st.
FOR SALE—Team horses, harness andwagon; willsell cheap forcash ;can be
seen at 130 Western ay.
OR SALE—Shetland pony, cart and har-ness; also runners forcart; finest pony
riginthe city. Address F 44, Globe. ::OK SALE—A foal mare, or trade lor
smaller horse. - Inquire at 1110 EastSeventh st. \u25a0 •...'. \u25a0
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Fon SALE—Horse, quiet and gentle; alsoI? jbuggy and harness: cheap. .' 15 Alice st.
-OR s AuE— finest saddle horse in
the state. Address W 30, Globe.OR SALE—A gentleman's fine road
horse, with buggy and harness. AddressW 27, Globe.
FOR SALE— A team of black horses,weight2.G011, seven and eight years old,
sound and gentle; very cheap, at 203 Martin.POUK-YEAK-OLDMARK;gentlefamilya. horse; drives single and double; willtrade for piano, jewelry, or sell cheap forcash; also new double set of harness. Ad-dress X18, Globe. -
FOR SALE— horse, harness, buggyand cutter, cheap. 427 University ay.
C«OK SALE OR EXCHANGE—X? drivinghorse and phaeton. F. O. Ham-mer, 190 East Seventh st.
FOR SALE—A nice two-seated sleigh;also a jump-seat sleigh. Address <\.,Glo cOR SALE—Afine familyhorsa, perfectlysound and gentle. Address P., Globe.
-HORSES, harness and delivery wagon;
the outfit of the S. N. Adler Furniturecompany :to be seen at 204-200 East Seventh.
HOKSES wintered forS7 per month: goodLl stables; sheltered yards; satisfactionguaranteed ;eood reference. William T.Guernsey, Aftbn, Minn.
OitSE WORTH $150— Will exchangefor$100 in cash, groceries, drygoods or
clothing. 43 West Fourth st.
PRACTICALhorse clipping by an im-.iproved machine: the only flexibleshaft clippingmachine in the city. JamesCarr, at King's stables.
INuLE HAKN« SS—Wanted, a light,good one, with collar and haines. Address
624 Bates ay.
rO EXCHANGE—One six-glass coupe,nearly new, with pole, shafts and sleitth
ruuners, for two good single top buggies,with pole iuid shafts. Address F 49. Globe.
ANTED—
A 1,2>'0 or 1.300-poundhorse forits board this winter, or will
. trade fora two-seated wagon. Address F45,Globe.
ANTED—Good, cheap Concord orlowVV open buggy. CallMonday at 237 West
Third. - -ANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—SO:head Western horses: must be young, :
cheap, and weighnot less than 900 pounds.Look Box 2. Long Prairie, 'Minn.
CHURCH SERVICES.~"
PLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER OFX Wabaslia and Summit Ay.
—The pas-
tor. Rev. A.11. Heath, D.1)., will preach at10:30 a. m.:no service inthe evening; con-gregation invited to meeting of Congrega-tionalUnion at People's church at 7:30 p. m.
UKINT EPISCOPAL CliliiC'll—
J West Fourth St., corner Franklin st.Rev. Charles D. Andrews, rector; Sunday,Dee. 21, fourth Sunday in Advent; the holycommunion, a. m.;morning prayer, 11a. m.;evensong and sermon, 7:30 p. m.;Sunday school and men's Bible class,taught by the rector. 12:3-' p.m.,immediatelyafter morning service. A cordial invitationis extended to attend all the services of thechurch; especially are young men invited tojointhe rector's Bible class; meets in theguild hall adjoining church.
PIRITUALISTS—
PUBLIC MEETO ings every Sunday at Odd Fellows' hall,corner Fifth and Wabasha: m., test andconference meeting; 8 p. m., lecture andtests by Mrs.Dr.Russell.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH—DAYTON'SBluff—Fourth and Maple Sts.— seats free;
Rev. S. Mills,rector; fourth auuday in Ad-vent: holy communion. 8 a. m.. matins, lit-any and sermon, 11a. m.;Sunday school, 3p. m.; evensong aud seimon, 7:3<» p.m. St.John's, White Bear—Fourth Sunday in•Ad-vent: evensong and sermon, 3:15 p.m,:Rev.S. Mills,rector.OT,PAUL'S CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
—O Corner of Ninth and Olive Sts.— Rev.John Wright D.D., rector; holy communionat 8 a.m.; morning prayer and sermon at 11a. m.;Sunday school at 2:30 p.m.:choralservice :and sermon at 7:30 p.in. Visitorscordially welcome. . -
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AST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—John A.Stemen, the pastor, willpreach
at 10:3" a. m., "The Day Before and the DayAfter the iFirst Christmas;" at 7:30 therewill be a Christmas song service; Sundayschool at noon; Society, of Endeavor, 6:45.Ailare welcome. , \u25a0
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UPEKFLOLS HAIR,moles, warts, etc.,permanently removed by electricity. Mrs.
Baldwin, Suite 205, The Colonnade, cornerSt. Peter MidTenth; entrance, oa St. Peter.
POPULAR WANTS.CAN BE LEFT
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INSERTION IN THE GLOBE:P. VAN DUYNE, Druggist. 823 East Sev-
enth street.A. T. GUERNSEY. Corner Dale and Selbjr.Avenue.P. LLILLYBECK.comer Seventh and John
reels.HOTEL RYAN DRUG STORE, 398 Robert
street.M. C. LYONS. Druggist. 707 East Third
street, corner Butts.MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Adv.. land avenue and Dale street.A. P. WILKES, Druggist. 759 and 701 WeU
Seventh street
BERKMAN&CO.. 422 Dakota avenaa.E. FOX, I'JG Rice streetFRANK L. OSBURG. 173 Western avenashJ. H.HAVES, 441 West Seventh street.BIPPLER &COLLYER, Drugglaat. 199 Bart
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Seventh street.JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY,
Corner Eighth and Jackson streets.WILKBS1 PHARMACY,Seven Corner*M.D.MERRILL.Book* and Stationery. 442
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY,comer Tenth andSt. Peter streets.
R. SCIIIFKMAN& SON. Druggist, cornetThirdand Maria.
A. LYONS. Druggist. Corner Third andMaria.
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D.P. PETTIGREW. corner Rice and Igl»hart.
W.M.RICHARDSON. 760 Wab?<?ha.MRS. JENNIE CLINTON. 051 East Seventh
street.G.H. WEBB, SGG Broadway.B. J. WITTE, 527 Lafayette avenua.V.A.HIRSCHER, 235 Rondo.ROUES', 412 N.Exchange.
IWUSICAB,.
Gill EDITIONS OF MUSIC HOOKS,'elegantly bound, in great variety and at
low prices, at W. J. Dyer & Bro.'s, 148 and150 East Thirdst.
IANOS, $75 to Sl.OiM); Organs, $30 to6150; Musical Boxes. 50 cents to S-'OO;
small instruments at all price* at W. J. Dyer&Bro.'s. its and 150 East Third St.
BARGAINS IX SECOND-HAND IN-'struments, good formany years of serv-
ice, can always be found n't "W. J. Dyer ABra's, 148 and 150 East Third st.
ORGANS AND PIANOS Bold on easymonthly payments, and every one fully
warranted, at W. J. Dyer & Bro/s. 14« and15"East Thirdst. .TV YuU WANT a piano or organ, don'tA fail to see W. J. Dyer &Bro,148 and150 East ThirdSt., before you bay.
VJERYTHING you can think of foramusical gift will ba found at W. J.Dyer <fc Bro.'s. 143 and 150 East Thirdst.
ik\l7OMr.X iN MUSlC'*— One of the» » newest and best things inmusicalliterature. W. J. Dyer &Bro., 143 and 150East Third st.
VIOLINS,banjos, guitars, accordions andall kinds of musical instruments, large
and small, at lowest prices, at W. J. Dyer SiBro.'s, MSand 150 East Third st.
TMiE FINEST PIANOS and organs, andA the lowest prices, willbe found at W.J. Dyer &Bro.'s, 148 and 15» East Tnirdst.
O YOU WANTa nice Chrisflfias giftforamusical friend? See some of the bean-
tifulbooks of music at W. J. Dyer &Bro.'o.148 and 150 East Thirdst _*BUY YOUR musical instruments of A,
Peterson. 418 East Seventh st.: pianosand organs sold oneasy terms; sheet musla10 cents t>er copy.
PIANOS at factory cost: two elegant up-JT right pianos to be sold for the manufact*urers; old established makes: cash only:se«them; willbe sold at one-half usual prices.Raudenbush, 03 East Thirdat., second floor,
PIANO TUNING—SI.SO: first-class woreguaranteed. Samuel E. Crutcnett, 523
Wabasha St.. Room 2; city references. \u0084 :..... \u25a0 .PIANO—For sale, a square piano; fin*condition; willsell verycheap; this isabargain for immediate purchaser. AddressW 28, Globe. .-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. . \u25a0
I'KKiHT pianos AT FACTORY"Cost— elegant upright pianos for
sale for the manufacturers at half usualDrices: cash only: must goat? once. S. W.Raudenbush, No.03 East Third St.. up stairs.
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FRIGHT PIANO for sale at one-half!value first-class maker, litleused ;good
reason tor selling. Address III'17, Globe.t£99R BUI'S a line Gabler .Upright*S)a*/^,kjPiano; a great sacrifice: cost 5350short time ago; also two other uprights ofbest makes at Si7s and S'-tK>, worth doublethe prices; these are special bargains: callimmediately. Raudenbush, G3 East Thirdst,second floor.
INSTRUCTION.'
CHRISTMAS GIFT worth having."Ascholarship in Metropolitan Business
School, fourth floor. Pioneer Press.—So PER MONTH—Shorthand: even}• ing; Standard system: lessons day ana
by mail. Miss J. D.Hess, eighth door, Pion-eer tress Building.
C1LOCUTION LESSONS taught DrivaHJ-J and class: special course to student*Miss Haas, 832 Osceola ay ,near Victoria.
SHORTHAND —Graham system; fullO course, $10; no boots required; instructtion guaranteed. Wm. Shepfer, 274 Rondo,
ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MLSIdand Art, 20 East Exchange St.
—Lesson*
to ladies and children given on piano, organ,violinand guitar; also a thorough course in.drawing and puiuting, includingcrayon,pas-tel, water colors and decorative work. Foxterms, call or address the Superioress.
PIE WORKS.A LLLADIES ofst. Paul and elsewhere^xl bringyour feathers to the only practi«
'cal dyer; tips curled at 5 cents each; dyed,5:cents bunch: plumes dyed, 50 cents each.30ij West Third. Hayes.
J. KOCHtX,N. W. Steam Dye Worts;• office, - 41(5 Robert st., Ryan blocKiworks. 55 and 57 Indiana ay.
JAAII>ON <& v...., New York- Steam DyeV\orks; ladies' and gents' clothiug a spe-
cialty. 14 West Sixth st.AHLERI & MI.MXI., Miunesata
Steam Dye Works. 244 East Seventh st.
BOARD WASTE R.
BOAHO—Wanted, one or two rooms, withboard, forman, wife and child on St,
Anthony hill,convenient to cable. AddresiP 53, Globe.
BOA>.D— Wantei. by man and wife, largealcove room, furbished orunfurnished,
withboard; must be reasonable. Address U4t>. Globe. '
OAiJD—
Wanted, by_ young man and wife.*two pleasant furnished rooms or large
alcove room and board with private family,where no other roomers kepi; must be re-spectable, refined and pleasant people: fur-nace or steam-heated: nice locality: refer-ence* necessary, Address X 42. Globe.
STORE ASP BAB FI.VTIKKS.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SALOONfixtures, ice boxes, mirrors, pool and
billiard tables, counters and . shelving. 218Washington aye. north. Minnett'THN.
STORE ASP BAR FIXTURES.v Billiard and Pool Tables and Materials.
tlt?K3ransp^jiHmmm'.i^
~WW\ STBRE&SALGOM! l^B;UpSS . -*FIXTURES*- fi {§1? IJ
IIIIBIIeIi\NT.F.RNPW aiMl
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icalChem-. llJjIl«DKiaildTechuiealChfiaist; Office and Lab. No. 133 E. \u25a0\u25a0Firth"'-street, St. Paul, Minn. Personal latteaI atteation given to allkinds ofAssayincr.Ana-yizing and Testn«. Chemistry appliedtorall arts and manufactures.