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AGBNTB tor Bankers' Mutual AidAsso--l\- ciation: easiest ,plai> in stale to work.1). T. >li'N.iu>.i<ion. Secretary, GermnniaBank Building. styPaul.

GKNTSWANTED^-IHuidredsof agents-tl. wanted .itonce in ?»orth and South Da-kotasand -3li&nes\6ta: big-paying business;send 10 ecu's catalogue, etc. AddressHe-inert U."bpaude, Western general agent,Toronto. Denel count;. South P. kola.

AGENTS, miic aud female, wanted every-where; lightning seller; absolutely

new: exclusive territory; no talking; profitsImmense (in<: success a cerUiintv. AbbottMfg. Co.,' SprhigftejkV O.:;

AGENTtsHwinte(j|t'B liandie rapid-Bellingoamriniirnîoroityi: enormous com

-sions. Addresser. O.Box 7. Canton. O.

Ai:KYou a CATHOLIC?— you un-employed); you work for$ s par

week* WrUe to Hipat oii"'o. J. It.G*y,104?.Ip.dison st.'. Chicago, 111. •'•\u25a0\u25a0'—

WANTEli—Salesinen on salary orcom-mission 'to .'hfindle the New Patent

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'Chemical Ink-Bracing Pencil: the greatest',celling-novelty ever produced: erases inkthoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion of.paper: 2iO to CX) per Cent profit; one agent's'tales amounted to. Sl:.O in six days: anotherS!*in twohours; we want one energetic gen-eral agent in each state and territory. Forterms and full, j.urlieulars address The Jlon-rce Eraser Mtg. Co.. La Crose, Wis. X4.

BAKiJIiKwanted at 261 East Seventh st. ;guarantee Sl.

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BARBER—WHijted. r. good barber. Ad-dress A. H.Piirl:cr. Caiman Falls. Minn.

JJARjJKHK— Wanted, two barbers: steady->;employniPiit;. wages, %\'i per week.

Georee Dixon,.Grnfion. N.D.r>AKlli:i:wanted nt 291East Seventh sl

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DOY—Wanted, good, strong boy at St. PaulJJ Picture Frajjie Manufacturing com-i.;(!iy's. :;:i\\ Tliiidst. ;

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CAWA^SiK . TWANTED —To sell\u25a0>: watches and; jewelry on installments;

mist be acquainted in the city, able to givereferences; no commission, ttraight salaryAddiess -I;." <\u0084k>) c, city, \u25a0

VA.hkKRS— Wanted, in every countyinMinnesota. >"orthand South Dakota

and Wisconsin, a few live ennviissers forThe Kmeirency Medicine Chest r.nd Hand-

ok. (fill.) to 11. 2 to 4. Dr.Hutton, Cap-ItolBlock.- St. Paul. -.-.,

OftCUM—

Wanted, coachman wellJ recommended; none- other need apply.

lis"< Summit ny:,.; \u2666•. ;

eHORIi HOY—Wanted, a boy to do chores*—/:and take care of horse. 640 Dayton.

DaiRVMEX—

Wanted, two men for dairy;XJ'

must be good milkers. Apply IIS Southltobert et., -between. 13 and lo'clock.

DXJVKK—Wanted, first-class driver andbuggy washer at Morehead Bros . I.iv-

ery. 441 St. Peter st.

EN«;iNEER— a good ei>ginuer.Inquire by letter No. 272 Jackson st.,

'11>iuser At Sons' Malting Company.

IJ"UIO»JTURE."x FINISHERS—

Wanted.-T .: fim-clats furniture finishers. BanBros,iCoi>e.. jfounn ;t. and Second uv.northeast... nent-ulis.

HOSTILE!!— Wanted, young man of Ger- i1 man nationality, to take care of cue

horse. . Apply (•. A. Kaln. :.."i Baal Knurl!,st.

OSTLER.S— Wanted, two hostlers Jii>dJ--I:one driver. Shea iV Spencer, -ins .-el">y ay.

JOB n: ntkks immeaiatcly. PoundPublishing Company, 338 Sibley. :

I" ATHtKS-Wniut'l. five lathers at 9ißXJ Seventeenth st, south, Minneapolis;call after 6 p. in.'

LABORERS— Wanted, fifteen" laborers.Appiv to F.B. Porter, at Ramsey st. burn,

Twin City KiipidTransit Company.'

PHARMACIST—

Wanted, a registeredpharmacist, at owe. Apply,with refer-

euccs, to p. p.. M,tl. Minn.'

PL.rjJH.Btc its wanted at once. ApplytoAllan Black. 317 Minnesota st.

PLDMBRRS—Fj-sl el plumbers wanted-i- at \u25a0). T.Holmes'. :{:jMhmesoia st.

PRESS FEEDERS wanted. Pound Pub-lishingCompany 33C sible.v.

SAI.ES3I[EN- \VAN TJ-.l)—Two or three»J.more first-class men to handle the bestline of in'ailn.ent goodsjii the Northwest;bit;pay to the right men. W. A.Edwards, 18Weyfrnird st.. si. r*arrt Minn: J

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SALESMAN—Scandi:ravia:i clothingsales-man, speaking the Norwegian and Swe-

dish languages: apply, between 10 and 12o'clock only. The Plymonth Clothing House.

SALESMEN—• Forty-five dollars weeklywill dc paid for one order daily:some-thingnew in ihe book line. Address "Agency

Department, 5 East Nineteenth St., NewYork City.

OALHSMAN— experienced clothingKJ salesman: Scandinavian preferred. S.Il'rank, 151 East Seventh st.

SALESMEN— Seveu carpet and curtainsalesmen; must be- experienced andbrinz references. Applyat ekienborner &Hughes. 205 E:ist Seventh, corner Sibley.

STRONG li<j\ wanted to help in storeand on delivery wagon, fifteen or eight-

een years old. Cardozo &Sou, 370-U72 Jack-ton i-t. . -. .b(.-j .« itukk—Weu"oi energy ana tad to

solid! for Bankerß' Life Association cfft. lrul. P«lary or gnaisntee rs pi erredAddieu C. E. .'\u25a0Kcr, St Paul. Minn.

STUAMFITTKn- Wauled, one steam andhot water fitter:also one plumber;steady

work foi tin' year: none but strictlyfirst-cias'sworkmen need answer. Address for the nextten days to A. L.Morse iS:Co.. Ashland. Wis.CTJ-.NdC.l.Aflil.l^ furnished withposl--0 lionsaiid Lubir.ess hcuses supplied with-< ut ( liwgeto iill< r itun. ApplytoWyckoff,

i:;.i.b iv lia<euict, \HEast Fourth s'u; tel-epboiie 4Utj'. ....SrOKKCUTTKRS— W anted, ten first-class

stonecutters (willbe an ail winter's jobin Bedford fame); wages, $4 for eight hours'\u25a0work. A).plyto I-'rcd Andrea &Co., Milran-kee, Wis. • . ..- -HÂH.OAS wanted. Applyat No.348 Jack-J. son st.

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rr.11ia)i:s WANTtD-Three coalmak--L ers. two vestmakera, three pantmakers

and two bUßbeters'. A. Hirbour &Co., SiouxCity. 10. -.•.:\u25a0;..\u25a0.•\u25a0\u25a0:-.: t -\u0084:,;. .npvjSAH^ wunted on McHenemy. Sims andJL Union sis. ;work all fell;highest wagespaid. -11. C.lliiebner, contractor.

TWO Vi)i;N<; .'•\u25a0N of good addresswanted. Uooni •';;, Norwood House, 16j

Jin-. Eighth st.

» WANTED' IMMEDIATELY-BiHCk-\u2666 » Mnith. three women cooks and ten

{. rm hands for tee country: good wages. E.Douglass, :;"• East' Seventh st.

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Wideawake workers every-» » where for ••.-\u25a0iliil'l' s PHOTOGItAPUS

01 the WOULD;" the greatest book on earth;costing $100,010: retail at; 13,25, cash or in-

iiiie;its: mammoth illustrated circularsand terms free: daily output over 1,5f0 vol-umes. Agents wild withsuccess. Mr.Thos.L.Martin, CeiHer'viHe. Tex.; cleared §711 ini)days; Mist l:ort-Adams. W'ooster, 0.,$23in40 jHinctes: Key. J. Howard, Madison, Lyons,>". )".. IIin7hours: a bonanza: magnifi-cent '>;:i!itonly §!. liGoks on credit, freight •

pi d. Address Globe Bible Publishing Co..No. 713 Chestnut st".:Pliila., Pa., or 368 Dearborn si.. Chi-.;.i;0. 311. .WAITED— active man at once:»> must speak German, and furnish ref-en nets; $18 per week. The Chicago Put). &Lithograph Co., jiMMadlgon m., Chicago. 111.

WANTED—Man to work on farm. De» V Cou itCo.. 21 West Third st.

ANTED—Young man not afraid of» v work at Hotel Sherman.Q/li) I'ER WEEK and expenses to male*Wx\J and female workers, to act as resi-dent FulcMucn lora canipaiiy manufacturing

ode (ranted in every household: perma-nent, profitable woilrf.itnns and circularsfree. Addrets. J-.'leC'Uy-Novulty Company, 40Amory '\u25a0'•- Boston',;MftKS. .'l":.:'.

tt.4\Tll)TO 18ETKT.

ft«><:.\!S--V.'a Mod,1two or thwc rooms fur-t: ]ii?t!ed for iilittle li^ht hoi.sekeepiug,

with neat' and bath,' central location andmoderate iiice. by a <jtnet cjui with goodreferences ;-#ive location and. price. AddressJ i)7. Globe. \u25a0'-\u25a0"••' |^] \u25a0

HOUSK—ibala.l')- £iirpiiy,rwitlibest of refer-ences, would,, like ''furnished house of

seven' or eight rf*ciDs:f.orv{he sinter; in goodlocation, convenient tff.strepfcars: rent notto exceed £:!."•. Atidftss ;,i<:ilfty.-.-\ 24,"G10be.

(\u25a0< i' Viii carpets cleaned and laid atJ the Electric Car-pei-OieKning Works, iSO

Vest ']';\u25a0':! -i. Telephone 1200.

r> \u25a0M'ONsill!.! j.i:t;y desires the use.ofJ Ipiano for the wiifterforits care; btst ofKferences. Ad/lreas p*J7. Globe.

SiTITATIOSS OFFERED,

Females'' r"*"'\u25a0'*". '•

ATtAKPKNTEUR'S.M West Exchange,free situations domestic help,.... \u0084

BANGS— Bangs cutand curled, 15 cents.Bon-Ton Hair Parlors, 424 \Tabasha,

corner Seventh. :\u25a0 f %*\u25a0\u25a0 *> i "i

CANVASSERS— Wanted, in,every countyin Minnesota, North and South".Dakota

and Wisconsin, a few 'live- canvassers forThe Emergency Medicine Chest and Hand-book, fall •) to11. 2to 4. Dr. Uutton,- Cap-itol Block. St. Paul. .COOK— Wanted, at once, a competent and' reliable cook: no washing or ironing;it wilt* .Address 10 A, Globe... ...POOh --Wauled, a pood plain cq»ok and aA-/ second jsirl. 59 Western. A •'-> '\u25a0-. •

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DMXO ROOM gikls,chambermaid,f:fty girls for private families. .27 East

'\u25a0• v-;nli. Room H.

G•\u25a0"•<>:» PLACES free of charge for goodgirls at \u25a0'\u25a0 -elliyay.

>: WOR&—Girl for general house-work: two in family. 52 West Fourth

street. .... .-\u25a0: -;.-5.:i5..v

HorsFWOUK -Wanted, eirl to do gen-'eral housework in small family.-.- Call

'-'72 Aurora ay. \u25a0 „\u25a0•, . ; •;•\u25a0•.

HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen-eral housework. Call at 501 Ashlanday.. in the evening, between the hours of7

and 9o'clock. ..." -\u25a0• •:

OISEWOKK-Wanted, a good girl forgenera] housework: call at Gas Miss-

issippi s:. " • \u25a0"""\u25a0—

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OUSE WORK-Wanted, girl for generalhousework.. 801) Iglehart, near Vic-

toria. . 'v :;. "..\u25a0-:'•;\u25a0.;\u25a0;

JJOUSKWORK-Wanted, good girl for*\u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0 general housework.. Call :>4!> Canada st.

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HOIsi:W«KK—Uirl;for general House-;work :willingto teach a smart green girl,

airs. -.V.E. Sclait'e. 098 Dayton ay. "-':

ROUSKWORX—

Comj.elent girl to do.general housework. Apply at 258 Day-

ion nv. \u25a0•• (r. \u25a0. ': .- \u25a0 .IIOUSKWOKK- Wanted, gin forgenerali1housework ;must be a good

"plain cook;bigwages. Call atSOI Hollynv. "/\u25a0 .\u25a0'\u25a0",:_\u25a0

HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a competent\u25a0 girl forgeneral housework. l'J4 \u25a0.Pleas-

ant ay. '.' • \u25a0.•--. • " -OdsEWOKK- Good wages to good cookH for general house-woric; Inquire '635 :

.Dayton ;iv.,one block Iroru powerhouse, on \u25a0

Seluy nv. Cable line. .'• .-.-\u25a0 .OUSEWORK-Girl wanted for"general ]

housework; family four adults; goodwages. 75 J Laurel ay. \u0084 :_.[•.. ciîii-r'c^y.r.«_» OUSKWOKK- Wanted, girlto cook and

.11 do general housework: references re-quired. Apply556 Lincoln ay.. .HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girlfur generalhousework; family three. 531 Laurel ay.

HOUSEWORK— Wanted, capable -girl to.do general housework: good iva ts and

s'.L-idy employment to the right party. •\u25a0 CallRoom .i\ Merchants' Hotel: \u25a0\u25a0;, :. .\u25a0• -.»»';,vw'.

BOlMiWOKK--Wanted— Good wages for"tl good girl;general housework; no chil-dren. 541 Broadway st. \u0084'• \T.

> :oi'SKVVOIiK-Girl wanted for general-' t housework. Address 4^B Cedar st.s. ) \u25a0

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HOUSEWORK— Wanted, ii voting Scan-__ dir.avi.iu girlnt 7'5 Maryland st \u25a0 < '

HOI.SKUOKK-vV.'anted. girlfor general'housework on small farm- near St. Paul

!'::<; -•'!. Inquire De Cou &C0., 21 WestThfa-d.

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IVUus k Wanted, nurse to tak'ecareof twoi* children. Call Koom 35.' -Merchants'Hotel. - •-

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VTUKSK—Wanted, at once, a neat and rea-j-^ liable woman as child's nurse; good-wages. Address 11B. Globe. . . . \u25a0 . \u25a0\u0084,

PARLOR MAID— a competentL parlor mulct or waitress. Mrs. F. B.Clarke, 23(5 unit ay. • ' \u25a0-: .CECONI) GIRL wanted; call at once. 501IP Holly a".

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SECOND WORK— Wanted.com potent girlfor second worl ;ithrce in family. 076

Dayton ay. . --. • " \u25a0:.

SERVANT wanted, 634 St. Peter: familyofthree; Irishgirlpreferred; call betweenand 10 a. m. \u25a0.

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HKKE.DINtN-GRoo3lt;ißl>S,Crooks-ton, Sls; houseworker,. Montana, $25.

Douglass' Intelligence Office. ..;.".>'... ..'••. .f,.-

--iX7AIS'TKL»—Agood, strong girl to work*V in bakery at 554 nice st. --: :̂ • \u25a0

WANTED, by Sept. 20 in a private fam-ily, a capable woman, with a good,

practical knowledge of cooking, as cook;also, aneat and intelligent waitress, or par-lor maid; no washing; good wages. Address.<i52, Globe. :~z; .

i»r.«so JTAB.S.- 1 "; w.;:; V.

AUK YOU IX TKOUBI.i:? Ifso. con-X\ sult Mmo. lua Walker,' life reader, whogives resume of past, present and' future;ladies, 51* cents; gentlemen, Si; correspond-ence promptly answered, l'arlors, No. 040\\abaslia. . ' :'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'

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Jr. WACHOB, wall paper cleaner, 326• WabasLa St., Koom 2J, Telephone call,"675. .:.\u25a0... , \u25a0

MADAME BIKNfcTT'S new massagei'l• parlors give Turkish, medicated, seasalt, plainbath; first-class massage and alco-hol treatment by professional operators. 220West Seventh St., second lloor; hours, 9 a.m.to 10 p. m. . .. ;

All) CtiAIR, Chicago specialist,. mas-i-» • sage treatment, corner Wabasha' andTenth si ,Capitol block, Booms 15 and' 16;prices reasonable. . . \u25a0•,.---.'.

|\ [us. .M. A.TUSSiSY. 223 East Eighth st.-!\u25a0'•- Magnetic and massage treatment forparalytic rheumatism and .nervous diseases.Clairvoyant reader. Call 9 a. m. to s p.m.

Mas. -tllNNii.;hay—cull for letters atposiofiTicr1, St. Paul. .. .... -.•

MISS. KA'*K11OSK1NS. magnetic heal-'er, psychometric and trance medium.

22.r)'/2 V,est. seventh st. \u25a0. •..... .'\u25a0 ... ". .ETUKNKU-MMK. TISITSWORTH,

Ja clairvoyant, business test medium: six-teen, years' practice St. Paul. 4-!» Minne-sota st. •'"'\u25a0.

WANTED— lady correspondent, 1

residing inornear st. l'aul. AddressH. M.Burroughs, General Delivery, St. Paul

BUSINESS Cil.OiißE*.:BARGAIN,';if taken this fall, dwelling,

blacksmith, shop, tools, also big stocKiron and wood: reasons, retiring. AddressBox 44. Mekinock. N. D.

OUTCHKR SHOP—Beat opening on St.XJ Anthony Hill. Inquire on the premises,grocery store corner Selby ay. and .Grotto st.

FOR SAL,!.—On Account of Sickness—Home bakery; we sell fruit?, candies,

Cigars and tobacco; have a good trade. Ad-dress X 25, Globe, Minneapolis.

FOX SALE—

A good paving saloon onWatmsha st.;best of reasons tor selling;

excellent opportunity forany party; investi-gate at once. Inquire Z100, Globe."" '\u25a0

Foi: SALE-A well-established gioceryfor saie; reason for helling, sickness of

owner. Inquire517 University ay.

rpiit:TODBIST— first-class hotel inX Iiice Lake, Wi.;city of 4,000 inhabi-tants; doing good "business; best of reasons'forselling. K. W. Buli,nice Lake.

npUK.STOCK Of dry goods and groceries IX beloneius to the "estate of Thomas P. !Kellett is forsale to the highest bidder. Bidsreceived by Dr.O. 11. Hall, Administrator,Zumbrota. Minn

WANTED—Man to take the place ofre-»V tiring partner; firmlyestablished bus-

iness. Box 481, Minneapolis. .\u25a0\u25a0..:

\\JANTED—In every county in Minne-VV sqta, Is"orih \u25a0 and South 'Dakota •" andWisconsin, a few live canvasser* for TheEmergency Medicine Chest and Haudoook.Call '.i to 11,2 to 4. Dr. Hutton, CapitolBlock, St. Paul.

STOKES A]*j> FIXTURES. ;

.BILLIARD\u25a0''AND'- POOL TABLES'

AND'BILLIAUDSUPPLIES: •Wurerooms. 405 and407; Office and Factory, 411 and 413 Fifth aye-

*nue south, Aliancapolis, Mlna. .v.:\u25a0'. :.'--'S.\*y

SITUATIONS WAJKiTEP. j,- .' '

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A CCOUNTANT— Wanted, byan account-'-lx ant. small set of books to keep evenings.Z93, Globe: \u25a0 :\u25a0

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A YOUNGMANwho is thoroughly ac-quainted In the city would like a re-spectable position. of:some kind. 614 Bates'ay., city. . i

BAKEit—Wanted, 'situation by first-classbaker. Address 728 Thomas st. _:

DOOKKEEPJNG— Wanted, wtuation by\u25a0U young married man of steady habitsand with good references: bookkeeping oroffice work preferred. Address care of F.K.Khoads, Seville Flats.Bookkeeper— Wanted, by a young-LJ man. position as bookkeeper: con fur-nish best of references; fiveyears' experience.Address W., general delivery.

DAKKEEI'Ki:-Experience, with refer-\u25a0 *-> euce. Address J. H., 442 Farrington ay.

BO\-> ton LACKS, places for boys;employment bureau for poor boys, free.

Ivewsboys' Club Koom, 313 Wabasha st. ;openfrom II to IVa. m..and from 7 to 1) p. m.

CLERK—Situation wanted bya Scandina-\s vian, talks some German, in drygoods,clothing or general store; nine years'expe-rience in general store. Address S SS, Globe,Minneapolis.'' -': \ ... \u25a0

[V'L'KSK—A thoroughly competent male-L nurse wishes an engagement from Oct.1. Address A 52, Globe.

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SALESMAN—Wanted, situation as sales-*J man indepartment slore; fifteen years'experience: terms. Sis per month, .but willearn Sti' foremployer. Address S.. 55 Sum-mit ay.. St. Paul, Minn.

W ATCHMA—

Young man, four.*» years' experience, sober, honest andindustrious, with best of references fromformer employer. 9.C, 807 Woodbridge st.

! Jhcmnles*.DOOKREEPER-Wanted, by young lady.-l-» -employment in office as assistant book-keeper or cashier. Address X54. .Globe.

pOMPATENT DRESSMAKER wouldV ' like sewing infamilies. 237 Rondo, cor-

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/ lOOK—Wanted by colored woman, pintov^ to cook or housework inprivate family.

\u25a0 Address S3 West Seventh st. \u25a0 .J"i RK.SSM AKER—First-class dressmaker*'would likesewing in family. Call atNo.1)Erist Ninth St. .HOUSEKEEPER

—Situation as house-

keeper in family; am refined and edu-cated, but not atraid of work. Address W 54..Globe. . ...DATTKRNMAKER—First-class patternX maker would likesteady work. AddressC.R. Moss, 501 East Seventh st.. city.

FKINTtK—

wanted in country\u25a0-*- office, understands newspaper, job andpress work. Adqress M.>*.. Globe.

SEWING wanted in dressmaking shop;willwork reasonable. lisa Reauey st.

SEAMSTRESS—

Experienced seamstresswants sewing in families: understands

latest finish (dressmaking;- Jt.23 per day..717 First ay. south. Minneapolis.

WAITRESSES— Two young ladies wouldlike positions as waitresses in restau-

rant. 1? 53, Globe.

WET NURSE—A first class woman withreferences wants a place as wet nurse.

57East Seventh. Room 18. '.

WASHWOMAN Taunts situation in pri-»» vate families, cr will take washing

home. 701 Thomas st.

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BOARD—4S College Ay.—Nicely furnishedrooms, withboard :steam . heat, gas and

bath; also table board. .. - ."BOARD—Front room, also- connecting\u25a0It rooms, first floor, suitable for family;single room on ground floor for quiet elderlycouple; gas, bath, furnace, grate: termsmoderate to prompt-paying parties. 541)Olive.

BOARD— rent, front alcove and singleroom, furnace heat, bath, with good

board. 21 East College ay.

BOARD—

Handsomely furnished frontroom with board,- location central; fam-

ilystrictly private. 335 East Tenth st.

BOARD— desirable part of the city,newly furnished room with board; all

•conveniences: suitable forgentleman. Ad-dress P 100, Globe.

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Board— a couple of gentlemen for fur-nished rooms, with breakfast and sup-

per; verycheap. 405 Kice st.

BOAKI>—Rooms, with' or without board,for rent at 220 Nelson ay.

BOARD— for rent, with board; allmodern improvements. lu2 East Tenth

street.

BOARD— rooms, with or with-out board. 414 East Tenth, GiliillauKov.-. Lafayette park. Furnace heat

BOARD— Lytle Terrace. 528 Cedar— Forrent, one front parlor and one singleroom, with board.

BOARD— Nicely furnished front alcoveroom, suitable for two gentlemen, withboard. 578 Cedar st.

BOA Kl>—Parties returning from the lakewillfind a pleasant home for the winter,

steam heat and modern conveniences at"The Miner,"162 College ay., corner Sixth.MITHAY., 254 Fifth-Furnished front

rooms and table board.

1"*HKNOR WOOD—Eighth.Near Sibley—Large, elegant rooms, with board. Si.so

and S.i per week; transients, SI per day;table hoard. J

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BKNEYOI.KNT and relief societies willlina Burton's. 54 East Seventh st., the

best place to buy second-hand clothing.

PURNITURE-Sideboard, bedroom suit,-»-\u25a0 cook stove, etc., nearly new; very cheap.2;JS Western ay. south. -

FURNACE—For sale, first-class furnace.'as good as new, $s<(. Inquire Reeves r

Drug Store, Seven Corners.

HOTEL FURNITURE—For sale cheaphotel furniture, including beds, tables

washstands. quilts, pillows; blankets andone six-hole rauge. Inquire Theo. Klett,South Park.

MAT—One Brussels mat, 12x16. nearlynew. S'-'O. Inquire 575 Westminster st.

PCI*—A fine-bred pup, six mouths old; thefather a thorouchbred Shepherd andeducated dog been withBnrnuin's circus for

number ofyears and the mother a thorough-bred imported scotch coolie: will sellcheap, as Ihave no place to keep him. G HErnst, 173 East Seventh st.

Saloon LICENSE-For ale. saloon»J license. $500: receipts. $30 per day; rea-sons given for selling. Address LOft Globe.VJETTKES— TweIve settees, Brussels topi~> each six feet long; also four two-lightgas fixtures; willbe sold very cheap Iftakenat once. Cincinnati Shoe company, 173 EastSeventh st. \u25a0

.OHKKIFPS SALE-household goods.*-> piano and new sewing machine today at10 o'clock. Confectionery store, cornerGrove and Temperance sts."OTi-.AMBOAT for sale cheap forcash ifk? taken now; sixty feet long; will carry125 passengers: well located and doing agood business. Address G 54; Glohe.

IKiItNBSAIVI>CABBIAGES.GOOD SECOND-HAND BUGGY andharness for sale cheap, at 221 Rondo st

H.Arouson.: A. LARGE CONSIGNMENT of second-xX hand carriagos. buggies, wagons, har-nesses at 2 and 1 Bridge square.

A1,1- KINDS of open and top buggies,spring wagons, sulkies, drays, har-nesses and cutters wanted at 2 and 4Bridge

Square.

FOR SALE—The fastest green pacer inMinnesota: standard bred. Can be seen

at Shea &Spencer's, 488 Selby ay.

FOR SALE CHEAP— Agood delivery orbuggy horse, delivery wagon, buggy,

cutter and harness. Call at 595 East Sev-enth st. . - *

riENUINE BARGAINS-

About half•VX price willbuy an elegant coupe carriage,double harness, top buggy and carriage team ;carriages new; sold .separately. At King'sSt. Paul Carriage Company, corner Fourthand Minnesota sts.

WANTED—Horse, buggy and typewriter:inexchange forclear property. Room2,108 East Seventh fit.-.._\u25a0

|v?r BOARD WAITED.,OOMS AND BOARD—Gentleman and

JTw 4 wife desire" two rooms and board withmodern conveniences for the winter; privateGerman family preferred. Address W 51,Glebe. .'..

FO« RENT. ;>:;.J. W. Shepard, Partial List,

Room 12. 04 East Fourth St.

LJOK-SEVEN ROOMS, with bath,, SiSty/C*J Carroll.- ' > -?. ;fl-4

727 and 729 Marshall Ay.—Eight rooms, fur-nace, bath, hardwood \u25a0 finish; newly 'deco-rated.

Twonine-room houses, opposite House ofHope church; willrent singly or double fojboarders. ».

Sixteen-room house, central location, forroomers. :\u25a0 \u25a0 . . .-.- .•>;.-\u25a0»**

170 Kent Eightrooms, modern.Apartments with and without steam heat.'

The James &tin(chainRenting Agency.

AGENTS FOR CARE OF PROPERTY.ESTATES MANAGED.... 145 EAST FOURTH ST. 'i-:,'jZ

- ... . Houses.

ASHLAND AY.. C3l—Nine large rooms,laundry, bath, cemented cellar, fine fur-

nace, mantels, corner sideboard, gas, electricbells, etc. Apply627 Ashland.

COTTAGE forrent; four rooms, summerkitchen aud good cellar. 148 College ay'

HOUSES— For rent, a ten-room house on. Ashland,\u25a0ay.' for $5 >, a thirteen-roonv

house on East Ninth st. for $4. >, two nine-room houses on Dayton ay. for 840, a nine-room house on Dayton forS3s. a nine-roomhouse on East Ninth st. lor$35, a seven-roomhouse on Dayton for $:;0, an eight-roomhouse on Martin st. for $25. an eight-roomhouse on Edmund st. for 320, a seven-roomhouse on Tilton for$20, an eight-room houseonCharles st. for $18, an eight-room house onSims st. for$15. an eight-room house at Ham-line for$15. a six-room house on Bidwell st.-for $14. a six-room house on Bidwell st.for.$12.a seven-room house on Morton st. for$I',a six-room house on Baker st. for $10.and several stores and offices. The St. PaulTrust Company, Endlcott Building. \u25a0 <>.'.:

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HOUSE— New house, <>.« Reaney. nearSeventh st. ; new house, modern im-

provements, hardwood finish; fifteen min-utes'walk from postofflce. R. J. Lewis,ll9Manhattan Building. 5..,7.

HOUSE— Lower part ofa house, furnished\u25a0': or unfurnished. 209 Sherburne ay. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

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OUSES— and 228 Victoria: £25 permonth; house 238 Victoria, $30; ciiy

water; nine rooms; open Sunday. 114 Gcr-mania Life. ~ , . . .

HOUSE— $25 tor fine house on Dayton ay.;.nilmodern conveniences. llcrbst;' 405

Pioneer Press Building. . ,'. .'' .'

HOCSK— 470AsAy.—The best localityon St. Anthony hill, and the best houseyou can rind for S-'iO; 10 large rooms, furnace,

gas/and bath: good yard and trees: go to seeit. The St. Paul Trust Company, EndieottBuilding. ' : "; •'• \u25a0 \u25a0 •*•'- '

HOUSE— No. 070 Martin St.: nine-roomhouse: could be made suitable for two

small families; water, sewer and barn; SISper month. Inquire 51 Giltillan Bk»ck.- \u25a0 \u25a0-.-

HOUSE— rent, eight-room house: gas,. bath and furnace; excellent condition;C-(>! olive,.between Pine and John sts.- Ap-plyon premises. \u25a0 -.-":..-,-, . :.:-...- .-.-;.

HOUSE—New house, 841 Cock St.: eight.rooms; $10 per month for sake of pre-

serving house. 11. T. McCluug, *4 GlobeBuilding. ,.., '' .. \u25a0 . . '

HOUSE— 427 Portland Ay.—Eleven rooms;-willmake repairs tosuit tenant. -Ester-

bv,Mnuiiheimer block. "\u25a0' '...•: .0•

BOUSES— Two ten-room dwellings, cor-*\u25a0\u25a0«- ncr Canada and Spruce .6ts. ;modern '

improvements (one new). Apply to O. C.Macklctt; on premises. -vr^ . . ... .>.

HOUSE— For rent cheap, new nouse, sixrooms; city water; a corner; $1(3. 4^13.Sher-burne ay.,-..,.* --',-.

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BOUSE forrent; 259 Selby ay. Apply 2&2.Selby or 231 West Fifth, third flat. .ONE ~of r"the finest :twelve-room private

houses on Crocus hill; furnished com-plete; large grounds. J. W. Shepard, '94East Fourth. > ':*>\u25a0

AYLOR'S REXTIN<! AGEXCI, T~\u25a0::\u25a0: GLOBE BUILDING. h £

WE RENT BOUSES, STORES. OFFICES;TAKr;CHARGE OF RENTED PROPERTY.

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;V —. Flats.

' .... . Jj.;PLATS- second and third lloora of

'\u25a0i- the buildingNo. 1.-l West Third st., cox-.!ner Franklin, well adapted for roomers, will-be rented to suit parties, singly or.together;references required. Applyto Janitor, third\u25a0floor, or at 141 East Fifth 5... between 11. and

.12 o'clock. : • ... —r, > ': fy.r

FLATS—Steam-heated apartments in Vic-toria and Richmond apartment houses;

central location; convenient to cars. J. W..IShepard, 94 East Fourth st.

FLAT, five rooms, 656:Broadway St., sec Iond floor: city water aud sewer; • two

blocks from street'

'-?- ;"\-"'i-ATFOR RENT—An elegant flat of six

\u25a0*- rooms and furniture for sale; central'location and all modern conveniences; par-ties leaving the city. Address M 51, Globe.

HOTEL HAKTEAU—Apartments of six i. and eight rooms; first-class in every re-spect: rents reasonable; references required.

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STORE—

Fine store and basement. No.12S West Sixth, at intersection of Sev-

enth; electric lightor gas; hot water heat :ing, etc.- . '

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TORE—Fine store and oßlces_in Wil-loughby block, southeast corner Fourthand Robert. Apply to Agent. 328 Robert st., 1Room 5.'-' . . \u25a0 j.^

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HOTEL'BBUS>WICK. for eent'.e- j• men only; fifty modem tteam-heated'

rooms by day. week or month. . -.".-CENTRAL PLACE. 47:? Wabasha st. ;!

furnished rooms by the day, week or'

mouth. '\u25a0 473. . .

CEDAi: ST., 03a— Handsomely furnished- '\u25a0'parlor bedroom,' with gas, bath and fur-

nace neat. .-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0 . j ..pKNTRAI, AY..65—Pleasantly furnishedV^ front room; modern conveniences: suit-able for two gentlemen;'-, references ex-changed; also room on third floor.

FOURTH ST.. hi". WEST— For rent, four-L . unfurnished rooms for lighthousekeep- Iing. $10; also two furnished ronnis up stairs. !

FIFTH .ST.. 234, WK*T-Th!rd Flat- INicely furnished- room vfor one or twogentlemen: modern improvements.

ROVE ST.. 252—Two unfurnished orVI one furnished room for rent.

riKOVE ST., 218— Nicely furnished frontV rooms; furnace heat and bath.

PLEASANT AY.,Is3—For rent, furnished. rooms, for man and wife or gentlemen.

PLEASANT AY.. 177—Pleasant rooms.with or without board: near cable line. .|

ICE ST. 40."—Two unfurnished back ,rooms forrent to parties without chil-dren, withor -wiihout board.

'ONDO ST., ISl—Furnished or unfur-

nished rooms. • ,- .-'. |—1

SELBY AY.,3..0— Furnished front alcove jO room;gas, bath and heat. \u25a0\u25a0- ,.UTOPIA, 493 ST. PETEIi -Front

rooms, single and suite, with or without'board: centrally located. ~ '' •

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ABASHAST.— Corner Tenth St., NextDoor to Drug Store— Furnished rooms

'for rent. • \u25a0

0KAHA-HA,640—For rent, nicely fur-

nished rooms in suites.- '*"•

miscellaneous.

BAKi.KY,furnished aud»store, fitted, forrent cheap. F.McPartlin, Glencoe. Me-' ;lyeod county, or llartman, corner Third ari(} IMarket, St. Paul. \u25a0£

(ILOBE WANTSV-*AIMS(i T T EEKLY .

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REAL'ESTATE FOB SALE. ". -._\u25a0:;»\u2666 y \u25a0\u25a0 Suburban.... .. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0;

FARM—Wanted, to rent a farm of about-I w a hundred acres, c.Hendrickson, Box\u25a0&">, St. Paul. .\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ..-.-•

FOR SALE, on long terms, house and lot: 60 Manitoba ay.;house and two lots,

Hazel Park; two brick stores 'and lots, St.Paul Park. Inquireat 130 East Seventh st.

5.- \u25a0• -.. •.' \u25a0Ilonses for Sale. \u25a0 '..'.-- > \u25a0'.117 HEELER *HOWELL,realestate list'» V Dargalng with them. Pioneer Press Bldg

z'-l-.: '::."' fTJrATCCIA-L. .'';\u25a0\u25a0; ..':'-..._.t> 1 M. NEWPORT & SOX,- INVEST• ment Bankers. •' Joan money on Im> roved property in Et Paul and Minneap-oils at « jer cent "onor before." OfficerNew Pioneer Press Building, St. Paul, andReeve Building.Minneapolis.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAborrowers can save money by calling:at, 303 Jackson, corner of Third, Room 4,when wanting a loan onDiamonds, Watches,

Pianos, Furniture or goods in storage. Pri-vate room forladies. ;. ' . -

A"A -I.OAAS on furniture, pianos.•\u25a0*»• horses, .-diamonds, • watches and

sealskin sacques; lowest rates. MinnesotaMortgage Loan Company, Rooms 1";, 14. FirstNational .Bank' Building,corner Fourth andJackson sts.

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A— YOU WA»T-'TO ISOKKOWmoney at a lower rate than you can

1 t.rrow through "any oilier agency? TheAmerican Mortgage Loan Company, Room 7,First National bank building,corner Fourthmd Jackson '

eta. will'let jou have anyamount, £10, J2O, •$25. $4f>, $75, $100 01$2()<)

—fact, any turn you wish—onvour

(.old watch, diamonds, household furniture,horse, buggy, piano, carriage, etc., at a lowerlate than you can possibly get Itelsewhere.fjooais can remain in your possession, andyou can pay a part any time • yon want pnd

• Mop interest. Business / privato and cc 1fl-.oentlal. You ran have your own time larayingup princlial. I'

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A-YOUNG.MANhas irom $5 to 875 tolendto responsible parties on notes. Address

FT)I,Globe. -"\u25a0\u25a0 :-; '-:\u25a0'\u25a0' -\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0-"•\u25a0

BANK STOCKS AND SECURITIES—If you have large or small sums to in-

vest, callupon W. K. Wilmot &Co., Rooms1and 2; Germania .Bank Building, St. Paul.-They make a. specialty ,of• bank stocks andthe very best securities; prompt attentiongiven correspondence. -' -. \u25a0-. .-\u25a0

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BANKSTOCKS. a specialty; bonds, com-"mercial "paper. " mortgages,'' securities

bought and sold." Geo. W. Jenks, InvestmentBanker. Minn. Loan &Trust Bldg..Mpls. ~*.LARGKAjMOUNTS of money to loanou

improved property at 5 and percent.

Smith. Parker & Oilman, New York'

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LOANS on improved or vacant real estatein St. Paul: current rates;'- on 'or before

clause. 11. T. MeClung, 84 Globe Building.

MONKVI..wANi*:i>on*life insurance pol-. icies; or bought. .X.' P. Van' Norman,

tlGuaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis.--

MONKY-TO LOAN.without delay, from$10 upward, on furniture, • horses, jew- 1

elry, etc.: time checks.- notes and secondreal estate mortgages bought. '\u25a0 Minnesota iLoan Co.. 117 East Fourth st. -.'-'

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j LKNXY.OF, 31ONLY—Will loan' itin1 -t small or large amounts at moderate rates:of interest. !call.-on W. R. Wiinioi at Co.,I:Germania Bank Bvnidintr. ;-'

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|-P-R-I-V-A-T -£-Money loaned ondiamond*, watches, pianos, |furniture or goods' in storage at lowest rales, ;

.and small monthly return .-payments.; notes•and mortgages bought; niOKt private loan•rooms in the city. Ohio Investment Com-pany, ];»\u25a0-• Globe. Building: take elevator.

HIS CIKRM.AK'IA"LAND COMPANY-^buys,. sells mortgages, loans money at

\u25a0 current rates. W. P.Westtall.Eec. ;E. J.Dar-\u25a0 lagh. treas. :?, and .1Globe. Building. .irphlihAVJNGSS BA.Milib' S>T. .PAUL,I;J. corner Fifth and Jackson sts. .always hasI:money to loan at :lv7 and tiper cent, aud1 charges no commission. \u25a0

i.I'll.ANT TO sjil,L"—Eighty-eight sharesi W Powers Dry Goods Company common!4stock, par, S-W per share; 'make me an offer.j Address V 5-', Globe. "•\u25a0-.- :\u25a0\u25a0;-.-

WBEKLSK A 11OWK1J, loan money atrVV current rates. 3)1 Pioneer Press lildsr.

J«\ MORITZ. tr_-J I'IONEiSKI'KKSS,;•;Building—Mortagage, loans :\u25a0. madeIpromptly; .and £ per. cent;, mortgages:boutiht.

j LOWT-Ai»l» FOliftft.

DOG LOST— Gordon setter; wellfeathered; Tinder please return and re-

!ceive reward. ii. A.Pomeroy, Eighth andSibley sts. ,„ „.,. .. .. ..-.•..'

DOG LOST—SIO Reward— Saturday, Sept.-3. Return of small black female dog;

white breast. '. -47 Wabasha.' .;.:...... ':.

Dog LOST—Pointer, bitch, white liverhead. Liberal reward, for return to f>74

jHollyay. _ . . '.'\u25a0\u25a0'" "'.\u25a0'.-'.

HORSE FOUND—Found, bay horse.withhalter: owner can have same by calling

at Clement & VondeU'B, on Dodd road. ,

KEYS LOST—Bunch ot Yale lock keys;bring them tome and receive reward.

S. N.:Adler, corner Fifth and Jackson.' .:-..PONY FOUND—Br6wn'. pony.' with part

ofhurness on: weight about 800: whitestripe Inface, two hind feet white, one frontfoot white. Can be got at 771 Charles st.

niIKSE LOST—An old-fashioned crochetPtTft&B LOST— An old-fashioned crochet-L purse: date 1850 on it; small amount ofmoney. Finder receive reward by leaving atMerrill's book store. 442 Broadway. • .•

SCAICF PINLOST-Diamoud and sapphire-scarf pin. Suitable reward willbe paid

at H. Bockstrucks, jeweler, '11 East Sev-enth st.

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G!E\ (\(\ REWARD' for the return of<$U,\J\J plain gold ring. S. N. Actier,corner fifthand Jackson. '. ':"

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ME. POTE'S CLASSES FOR THEfall season will open Sept. 20. All

.those desiring to join please call at the Col-onnade Saturday, the 17ih, or Monday, the10th, between 2ami lip. m. Evening classesfor gentlemen, as well- as ladies, will boiormed. \u25a0

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MULIIKKN'S BUSINESS COLLEGEand School of Shorthand, 34 East Sev-

enth st. (over Yerxa>). "•- '•'-'' ' "".

PROF. J. F. SHERRY, banjo, mandolinand guitar. cU'6 Jackson st. ir '.

ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY'OF MUSIC• and Art.£6 East Exchange St., St. Paul

—Piano, violin,guitar and mandolin taught.Lessons given indrawing and painting. Callor send for prospectus.

THE ST. PAUL HOME SCHOOL ANDJ- its^kindergarten is now open: to St.Paulpeople It needs no Introduction, but' tostrangers the highest references willbe givenThe principal, Mrs. M.W. Brown,is assistedby a band ot tried and accomplished teach-ers. Special attention is given to languages,-vocal and instrumental music, painting andidrawing, tee the principal at the school,

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) :WAA'TEI)'TO BU\..'/n AS FlXTlKS—WHnted to buy. second-.vT: hand gas fixtures for ten-room house.Address X 103, Globe. . .. .

HIGHEST PRICKS PAID FOR SEC-OND-HAND CLOTBING. f.4 E. ?TH.

1 El Wanted to buy. elk, moose, an-iltelope, goat and Texas steer horns. Ad-d>ess P. Cummmgs. 117. East Congress st.

\XJ&IAY THK HIGHEST PRICE inVV the city for household goods; do not

B*lluntil you"see us. Cardozo Furniture andStorage Company, 4."8 to 465 Jackson St., be-t»-cf-n Eighth Hud Ninth sts.

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==\u25a0\ TO EXCIIAÎCE.fc>ORTY GOOD DAIRY COWS to tradeX for vacant lats orhouse and lot. Ad-dress B 4, Globe.

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.'"-". AUCTION SALE. . ::.;;;, A.H. Nicolay, Auctioneer. '.^

AUCTION SALE. OF UNION IV-UIKReal Estate— paradise of natural

beauty: 100 very valuable business and resi-dence lots fronting on University and Priorays., and choice residence lots throughoutthe park: Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 27, 1892,sale at 2 o'clock p. m., and to continue everyafternoon (weather permitting) at the sameplace, until all the lots are sold andclosed out, regardless of prices, on very easyterms. Union Park is the most beautiful andvaluable tract located centrally between thepostofflces of St. Paul and Minneapolis onthe InterurDan line. Over sixty handsomehouses,severalcostinK fromslo,o.JO t0 815,000,adorn this natural ana ruralpark, with itsdelightful and beautiful lawns, built andoccupied by inanv of our most prominentbusiness men. Union Park isin the corpo-rate limits of St. Paul. Ithas now the advan-tage of three lines of transit," viz:The Inter-urban line, Selby ay. extension and the Chi-cago, Milwaukee & Si. Paul railroad shortline, with the depot at the southwest cornerof the park; 5-ceut fare toany part of eithercity; sewerage, the finest system in the city;,water (high service, the purest) ;surroundedby \u25a0: churches, schools and colleges. Isbounded on the south by Merriam Park,on the west by.the Minnesota Transfer, theextensive ;business freight artery, of theprincipal railroads traversing all parts of theUnited States as well as the future manu-facturing centerin the Midway district; onthe north by University avenue, afeature not-to be overlooked by all investors. .Terms ofsale very,liberal. For circulars and .mapscontaining full.information address or callon Coi. a.H. Nicolay. Auctioneer, 141 EastFifth st., St. Paul. My real estate auctionsale No.12,807. Don't forget Tuesday after-lioon. Sept. 27, the day of the sale. "..'\u25a0'\u25a0I- T.Itavanngli; Auctioneer.HREE HOUSES ANDTHREE LOTS,J- the property of John Purvis, deceased,

to be sold at public auction. Iwill sell onthe premises, near the southwest corner ofJackson and Viola sts., on Saturday, Sept. 17.

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at 2o'ciock in the afternoon, all the propertybelonging to the estate of the late John Pur-vis, being lots 5, Caud 7, Duwson &Smith'senlargement of block 4. Dawson <& Smith'saddition to St. Paul. The frontaire on Violast. is one hundred and fifty-six feet by onehundred and seventy five iiidepth, togetherwith three new houses, two of them beingseven (7) room houses, and one a nine (9)room house. This property is within veryfew minutes' walk from the center of thecity; water, gas and sewerage instreet and inall respects desirable .residence property.Terms willbe given day of sale. P T.Kav-auagh. auctioneer.

ST. JPAUL, REAL. ESTATE.Edward J Phelps to Frank Crowell, It4, \u25a0;ii

blk 80,St. AnthonyPark 81,000Bernard Kuhl to Bans P Duborg, Its 10

11. 12, 13, 14, 15, \u25a0 blk 3, Ilazel Park, -\u25a0\u25a0

-Piv.5 . ; 2,250

Jno BMactaggart to James IIBurwell",:~It 3, blk 2, Hoyt's rear pt Hall &

'- rBrown's ..:....

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Wm Hamin to J F FranzeVi," It19, blk £ \u25a0

Schurmeier &Evans' add .. 2,500Fred'k \V Hoyt to Jos C Marshall, west :'

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20 feet of It7and east 20 feet of It8, '."-'"'blk 1, College P1ace...... ..- I.ICOJoseph Schueewer's to Henry ACestle • '\u25a0\u25a0<It13, blk 31, 4th add. North St. Paul... 500!Henry GTavernier to William Wilm;It

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12. blk 6. Macfcubin &Marshall's 2 250Watson W Rich to Ed BSmith, Its 19,20,

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blk 2, Nininger & D0nne11y'5......;.. 5,203Three unpublished deeds.. 5,500

Total,eleven deed 5....,.:... .S2Cv9OQBUILDING'PERMITS.:: The followingbuildingpermits were issued

yesterday: • _ VA A Hed'en. li^-story frame dwelling,:''.-•

Sims street, between Meudota and-^•'"le 81,000

;Koss; Clark, 2-story frame dwelling,--

; Br.tes avenue, between Kaviue and: Euclid 5,000 :Northwestern Cordage company, 2-story \u25a0

-. brick engine and boiler bouê. Front ::.

street, between Kent and Da1e.. '..... 4.C00Northwestern Cordage company,2-story -• \u25a0

brick factory building.Front •street,-i

between Dale and Kent. 36,000Peter P Kopriva, addition to frame: store, West Seventh street, between '\u25a0

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\u25a0 Warsaw and James. 1,500•W IIMeCail, 2-story frame dwelling,, Edmund street, between Arundel and .*..-.; Western... :2.400Six minor permits... 1,900

j Total, 12 permits.....„.:.;.'-.:...:..'551,600/

THK ST.PAUL TRUST COMPANY- —Offices, ICmlicotl Block, Fourth

; t>irect--A<-ti« as" executor, adiulii-t lMtrator, guardian, trustee, as--

signee, receiver, etc. '\u25a0' .' \u25a0'•-

Notice of Sale onMordgajjeFore-closure. ;i •\u25a0-

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DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE IN. the payment of the sum of two thou-sand one hundred and seventy-two dollarsand seventy-one cents (S-J,17-'. 71), which isclaimed to be due at the date of this, noticeupon a certain mortgage duly executed and-delivered by John Lindqui'st and Wilhel- ,miua Lindqulst, his wife.- to The St. Paul-Trust Company, a corporation duly incor-porated and organized under the laws ofMinnesota, bearing date the Ist day of May,A.D. l>>:i. mid duly recorded 111 the of-fice of the llenister of Deeds Inand for theCounty ofRamsey and State ofMinnesota, onthe 15th dny of May, A.D.1881). at 4:45 o'clockp. m., inBook 205 of Mortgages, on page -96of the records of said county; and whichsaid mortgage whs given to secure 'the pay- \u25a0

ment of the sum of two thousand dollars(!«2,.XXJ), and interest at 7 per cent per an- :num, semi-annnnlly. according to the terms'of the principal note, and ten interest cou-pon notes, made by said John Liudguist, andfully described in Mid mortgage: -audwhich said mortgage, as well as said princi-pal note, contnin an agreement and cove-nant that ifany or either of said coupon in-terest notes shall remain unpaid for ten days*after maturity thereof the holder ofsaidprincipal note may. at its option, and with-out notice to the maker thereof, declare thesaid principal sum, as well as any of said pastdue coupon' interest notes as fullydue andpayable, as fullyas ifsaid principalsum waspayable ondemand, and may proceed and:-collect the same, by foreclosure of said mort-gage, either under the power of sale therein-contained, or otherwise, as itmay elect. •:-.;.:

And whereas, The said coupon interestnote which became due and payable on .May1, 1892. for the sum of seventy dollars, wasnot paid at maturity thereof; and by reasonofdefault in such payment, and more thatrten days after said May i, i.^'.i.!, the holder ofsaid principal note and said past due couponnote, did duly declare the whole ot «aidprincipal sum,as well as said past due couponnote as fully due and payable, and the pay-ment thereof wns then and there duly de-manded, and refused:

And whereas, in and by said mortgage,the said mortgagors did thereby covenantand agree that they would pay all taxes thatmight be. thereafter levied or assessed uponsaid mortgaged real estate orany part thereof,before any penalty . interest or othercharges should attach to said property, byreason of the non-payment thereof: "- .

Aud whereas, said mortgagors failed andneglected to pay the taxes lawfullyleviedand assessed- upon said real estate for theyears 1800 and ISltl:and on August 4. 1692.- thesaid mortgagee duly paid to the county treas-urer forsaid Ham county, in redemptionof said real estate, from the sale thereof, forthe »aid taxes for the year ISWi, and for theinterest, penalty and charges thereon accrued,the sum ot thirty-three dollars and eightycents ($33.80). aim for the said delinquenttaxes for the year 1891, and the interest, pen-alties and charges thereon, the further sumof thirty-one dollars and forty-eight cents(s3l. Aud there is now claimed to bedue, and is due, tor principaland interest onsaid mortgage debt, the sum oftwo thousandone hundred and seven dollars and forty-three cents, and sixty-fivedollarsand twenty-eight cents taxes paid as- aforesaid, amount-inginall, at the date of this notice, to thesum of two thousand one hundred and sev-enty-two dollars and seventy one cents (S:.\---172.71), and no action or proceeding at law or

jotherwise having been instituted to recoverthe debt secured, by said mortgage, or anypart thereof:

Now,- therefore, notice Us hereby given.That by virtue ofapower of sale contained'in said mortgage, and pursuant to the statutein such case made and provided, the saidmortgage willbe foreclosed, and the prem-ises described in and- covered by said mort-gage, and situated in Bald Ramsey county,Minnesota, to wit: Allof lot numbered five(5)-.of Chute \u25a0 Brothers' Division Number :Seven (7) Addition to St. Paul, according to

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the recorded plat thereof on fileand ofrecordIn the office of Register of Deeds •in audforsaid Ramsey. county, with the heredita-ments and appurtenances thereunto belong-.ing, will be sold \u25a0at public auction, to thehighest bidder tor cash, to pay said debt and

1interest, and the taxes paid as aforesaid onsaid premises, with interest thereon accord-ingto law,and seventy-rive (75) dollars at-torney's \u25a0 fee. as stipulated in and by saidmortgage incase of foreclosure, and tbe dis-bursements allowed by law :which .sale will.be made by the Sheriff ofsaid Ramsey coun- 1

ty,at the Fourth street . front door of theCourt House, in the City \u25a0of St..Paul, insaidcounty and state, on Tuesday, the 'twentieth(20th) day of September, A.D. 1892, at :teno'clock a. m. of.that day, subject to redemp-tion at any - time:within one year frum the .day ofsale, as provided by law. '\u25a0

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Dated August 4th. A. D.'lsu2. '• ".->>:->,r h. THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY,-•::T- . Mortgagee.

By J. W. Bishop, President. \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0. ':'}'• Cuakles W. Ebekleiji,Secretary.--

Harvet Officer, Attorney for Mortgagee,Vndicott Block.Voiutfa street, JatPauLSlAim, .

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"County Auditor's Office, i\u25a0 \u25a0 ->' t;r z Ramsev County, Minn. (To Rodney Smith:- You are hereby notified that onBth day ofMay, A. D. 1889, in proceedings to enforcejthe Daymen t of delinquent taxes pursuant tothat certain real estate tax judgment whichwas entered i.v the District Court in and forthe County of Ramsey, in the Second JudicialDistrict of-the, State of Minnesota, on the12th (fey of April;A.D.1889, the following-described piece or parcel of land, which issituated in Ramsey County, in the State ofMinnesota, to wit:; LotSix (6), Block Thirty-two (32),of WestSt. Paul Proper, was sold to satisfy theamount for which it was adjudged liable insaid judgment,interest and costsTforthe sumof Five Dollars and Ninety-three Cents; thatthe amount required to redeem said piece orparcel of land from such sale (exclusive ofthe costs to accrue upon this notice) is Five

'Dollars and Ninety-seven Cents, which is theamount for which such piece or

'parcel of

1land was sold upon assignment from State onthe Ist day of June, 188& and interest on saidlast-named amount at the rate of twelve percent per annum from said Ist day of June,A.ID. until such redemption is made,and. that the time for redemption of suchpiece or parcel of land willexpire sixty daysafter the service of this notice.

Witness my hand and officialseal this 2dday or September. A.D.1892...- \u25a0 • \u25a0 • , -

,: M.F.KAIN,County Auditorof Ramsey County, Minn., '

[County Auditor's Seal.]Delivered to the Sheriff ot Ramsey County,

this2d day of September, 1892. •: :;•:\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'*:". \u25a0':, ,.; V.M. F.Kai.v. County Auditor.

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Ramsey County, Minn, (ToBertha Saver:

-; You are hereby notified that on 10th day of\u25a0May, A.D.lßS9,'in proceedings toenfor ce thepayment of delinquent taxes pursuant tothat certain.real estate tax judgment whichwas entered 111 the. District Court in and forthe County of Ramsey, in the Second Judi-cial District of the State ofMinnesota, on the12lh day of April,A.D.1880. the following-described piece or parcel of land, which issituated in Ramsey County, in the State ofMinnesota, to wit: ;.

Lot Number Four (4),inBlock Number Five(5).Of Youngman and Lamm's Addition toSt: Paul," was sold to satisfy the amount forwhich it was adjudged liable in said judg-ment, interest and costs, for the sum of Sev-enty Cents; that the amount required to re-deem said piece or parcel of laud from suchsale (exclusive' of ihe costs to accrue upon;this notice) is Seventy Cents and interest ou\u25a0the said last-named amount nt the rate oftwelve per cent per annum from said 10thday of May, A.D. 1880. until such redemption \u25a0

is mode, and that the time forredemption of;such piece or pa-reel ofland willexpire sixtydays after the service of this notice.'\u25a0 Witness my hand and official seal this 11thday ofJune, A.D.1892.

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•' .\u25a0 M.F. KAIN,

• :County Auditor ot Ramsey County, Minn..; . [County Auditor's Seal.];Delivered to >.he Sheriff of Ramsey Countythis 11th day. ofJune. l&B.

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]\u25a0'. Kain. County Auditor. '

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:. County Auditor's Office, | ....-,. Ramsey County, Minn, )ToC. W. Youngmau and W. L. Rosenberger:

I You are hereby notified that on 10th dayof May, A. 1). leßi>, in proceedings to en-force the payment of delinquent taxes pur-suant to that certain real estate tax judgmentwhich w«is entered in the District Court in

.and for the County of Ramsey, in the SecondJudicial District of the State ot Minnesota,

.011 ihe 12th day of April,A.D.1889, the fol-lowing-detcribod piece or parcel of laud,.which is situated in Kamsey County, in theState of Minnesota, to wit:; Lot Number Thirty (a<)j in Block NumberEight (8) of Pnlisade Addition to Saint Paul,was sold to satisfy the amount for which, itwas adjudged liable iu'saii judgment, inter-est and costs for the sum of One Dollar andNineteen Cents; that the amount required toredeem said piece or parcel of land fromsuch sale (exclusive of the costs to accrueupon this notice) is One Dollar and Nine-teen Cents, and interest on said last-named

\u25a0amount at the rate of twelve per cent per an-num from said 10th day of May, A.D. 1880,•until such redemption is made, and that thertime forredemption of such piece or parcel;of land willexDire sixtydays after the serv-ice of this notice. : \u25a0 -.•-.• Witness 111 v hand and officialseal this 11thday of June. A.D.18.12.

'M. F. KAIN,

j County Auditor of Ramsey County, Minn.: [County Auditor's Seal.] \u25a0.. .-; Delivered to the Sheriff of Ramsey Countythis llthday of June. 1892.'' ' '

M. F.Kaix.Comity Auditor.

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.:". County Auditor's Office, |-;" . Ramsey County, Minn,1

To Wm. Smith:. You are hereby notified that on 9th day of.May, A.D. H6&, iiiproceedings =to enforce;the payment ofdelinquent taxes pursuant tothat certain real estate tux judgment whichwas entered in the District Court in and forthe County ofRamsey in the Second JudicialDistrict of the State ofMinnesota, on the 14thday of April,A.D. IBw. the following-de-scribed piece or parcel of land, which is situ-ated inRamsey County, in the State of Min-nesota, to wit:.. - .; Lot Seven (7). Block Thirty-two (32) ofWest Saint Paul Proper, was sold to satisfy theamount for which itwas adjudged liable insaid judgmeuUinterest and costs, for the sumof Eight Dollars and Forty- one Cents; thatthe amount required to redeem said piece orparcel of land from such sale (exclusive ofthe costs to accrue upon this notice) is SightDollars and Forty-one Cents, and interest onsaid last-named amount at the rate of twelveper cent per anuura from said 9th day ofMay, A.D. 18S8. until such redumption ismade, and thnt the time forredemption ofsuch piece or parcel ot land willexpire sixtydays after the -service of this notice.

Witness mv hand ad official seal this 2dday 01 September, A.D.1802.

M. F. KAIN,: County Auditor ofRamsey County, Minn..; [County Auditor's Seal.*]

Delivered to the Sheriff ofRamsey County,this 2d day of September, 1*92.

'\u25a0 M. F. Kaix.County 'Auditor.[No.ÜB.I- ' '

\u25a0 Gounty Auditor's Office, {;/•'-- v-" itAMSKYCounty, Minn. JToWm. Smith :-.1 Youare hereby notified that on 9th day ofMay, A. D.-.IBSK, in proceedings 10 enforcethe payment of delinquent taxes pursuant tothat certain real estate tax judgment whichwas entered in the District Court in and forthe County ofRamsey, in the .Second Judi-cialDistrict of the State of Minnesota, on the14th day of April,A. 1). 1888, the following-described piece or parcel of land, which issituated in Itarnsey county,;in the State ofMinnesota, to wit:

Loteight (8). block thirty-two(32) of WestSt. Paul Proper, was sold to satisfy theamount for which Itwas adjudged liable insaid -judgment,

-interest and costs, for the

sum of Ten Dollars and Four Cents: that theamount required toredeem said piece orpar-cel of land from such sale (exclusive of thecosts to accrue upon this notice) is Ten Dol-lars and Four Cents and iutvest on said last-named amount at the rate of twelve per centper annum from said (jthday of May. A.D.1«88, until such redemption is made, and thatthe time for redemption of such piece or par-cel of land will expire sixtydays after theservice of tlis notice. \u25a0

Witness my hand and official seal this 2dday of September/A. D. Ib'J2.

M. F. KAIN,County Auditor ofRamsey County, Minn.

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Auditor's Seal.] ..-\u25a0, -'-.\u25a0.Delivered to the Sheriff of Ramsey County

this 2d day of September, 189?.M. F. Kain, County Auditor.

[No. I(W7.]County Auditor's Office,I

Hajisey Coukty, Miuu. fTo Wm. Smith:

You are hereby notified that onBth day ofMay, A.P.18Pft in proceedings to enforcethe payment ofdelinquent taxes pursuant tothiit certain real estate tax judgment whichwas entered in the District Court in and forthe County of Ramsey, in the Second Judi-cial Dißtrict of the State of Minnesota, on the12th day of April,A.D. 1869, the following-described piece or parcel of land, which issituated in Kamsey County, in the State ofMinnesota, to wit:

Lot Seveu(7),Block Thirty-TwoofWest St.Paul Proper, was sold to satisfy the amountfor which it was adjudged 'liable insaidjudgment,interest and costs for the sum ofNine Dollars and Seventy-Five Cents; that"the amount required to redeem said piece orparcel ofland from such sale (exclusive ofthe costs to accrue upon this notice) is NineDollaraand Eighty-Two Cents, which is theamount for which such piece or parcel oflaud was (sold upon assignment from Stateon the Ist day ofJune, 1889, and interest onsaid last-named amount at the rate of twelveper cent per annum from said Ist day ofJune, A.D. 1889. until such redemption ismade, and that the time for redemption ofsuch piece or parcel of land willexpire sixtydays after the service of this notice.

Witness my hand and official seal this 2dday of September. A.I>.iSyti.

M. F.KAIN,County Auditor of Ramsey County, Minn.

[County Auditor's Seal.*]Delivered to the sheriff or Ramsey County

this ad day of September, 1892.

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