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POPULAR WANTS.THE WEEK'S TRANSFERS.
MoiMlar.
Joßie S Pearce to vTm Cecil Read, Its 16,. 17, 24, 25, blk 5, Miehaud's add 84,000John LSullwold to Matt Lispert, It 16,-
--lIk 3, Asvlumadd 800John L Suilwold to Paul Lippert, ItIC,
blk3. Asvlumadd 300Peter Daly to Jas Farmer. It5,blk 14,
Oakville Park ndd..... I.COOJohn llasslen to Nils 11 I.ovine. part of
Its 14,15, blk 14, Syndicate add, 1.150
Total, 5 transfers $0,750
Tncsilav.George 8 Heron to W W Thomas, It '.<.
blk 8,Holcomb"s add .$10,500W G Paine to li11 Stevens, It9, blkIS,
White Bear.. 1,500C MStone to E A Williams, It 3,blk 3,
Rogers' add 2,200Minn saving* bank to Mary Sweeney,
It4. blk 10. Fairview add 1,000PLeffman toJ P Petit, It10, blk 11, TB
Somers' add 825G Fryckberg to Th11 Parsons, It30, Ik
13, bthison's add 5,503
Total, six transfers .$ 1.585Wcduesilay.
011 Bardwell to W G Jones. ItItblk7; part ofits 3, 4. blk 1, Edwin Demi'sSecond add to St Paul 52,£05
LBHicks to F Whiplinger. It16, blk 2,Rice St villas fubd of Its R,12, 13, 11.of Walicott s add to Cotta? \u25a0 Homes.. 500
W E Brimholl to Harriet MKimbull, It1,blk 1, Sylvan Park odd 625
Joseph R \Veide to PeurD.ihlgren. It-~'-->3,bis 1. Ramsey's subd cf :jik11,Sliu-son's add *. 7 1,500
Two unpublished... 1,850
Total, 6 transfers 5".2T5Friday.
AR Busbnell toMary Rushnell. part In7 and 6, Crocus HillThird rearr, blk 1of Wright's add $15,000
Martin Schneider to J Dindorfer, It35.blk I.Nairn* Wolroirs add 393
Theo Reiling to John Reiliug.1acre,sec 11, town 29, range 23. 100
Rich Leffiuan to Caroline Ttiiers, It25.bik 1. Michael's subd, blk 4. Slinson's 1,450
Phil Potts to Gco E Foote, It19, blk 2,A B Wilgus' add 1,000
LColeman to Phil Domers, It19, Cole-man's subd of It5, blk 7, and Its 0, 7. 8of blk P. Rogers & Hendricks" 600
AlexJ Catton to James While, It3, blk3, J jWard's add 675
Alex J Catton to James Gow, It4,blk2,JJ Wards add 525
George Marsh to A Peterson, Its 14, 13,12, MidwayHeights 700
HC Jones to W A>cott, Its 2, 3, rearblko, Macalester Park- : 7,500
F F Loomis to W AScott. Its 1, 2, 3,4. 5,6, 21, 22. 23, 24, Lyon &Burns' subdCcmo Villas 3,000
One not published 1.250Total, twelve transfers 532,590
&aturday.
Bt. James" Female Academy to Rt RevJ McGolrick. It 14, blk *2, AcademyHeights Js'o
TV Schulz to APassavant, It 23, blk 8,Sanborn's Midway add 2,500
APassavant to G Schulz, It 23, blk 8,Sanborn's Midwayadd 2,500
Three unpublished 12,000
Total. r> transfers SlT.r>')')
COAEI> OFFERED.
BOAICII—Pleasant furnished tocnn withboard: furnace heat: use of parlor,
piano, bath :SIper week. 04 Islehart tt.
BoaHI)—
Kinnished alcove room: heated;with or without board; for two or three
gentlemen . 409 Fort st.
BOAKU- East Tenth st.—Nicely fur-nished rooms; furnace heat, gas, bath
and piano. Mrs. Byrne.
OAKiIKS livingnear Central Park can be«- accommodated with day board at "TheMiner,
'612 Central Park.
BOAKD—Nicely furnished front room,wkh board, heat and bath. 232 West
Seventh st.
BOARD—Furnished rooms with board, $1per weelk,.aud parlor S3, with bath. 275
East Eighth.
BOA I)— 10S least Thirteenth St.—Onenew, warm room for two men: one sin-
gle, with first-class board; board, $3.50 perweek. .BOAHD—5J2 Cedar Street— Good tableboard, with 6o'clock dinner, for a lim-ited number.
OAKlJ— Cedar, 528— Lytle Terrace— Forrent, one front parlor, withalcove, with
first-class board.
BOAICD—Room, with good board, forgen-tlemen, St week; ladies, $3 week; refer-
ences. 007 Jackson.
BOAKD—
Front parlor, board, fire andbath room, $5.00 per week. 600 Cedar st.
BOAKL>—Pleasant room and good board;bath, gas. heat, etc. ;terms moderate.
368 Nelson ay. \u25a0/-BOAIti;—single room for rent, withboard.
Apply .{OlWest Third st.
BOAiiJU—
For rent, ileasant furnishedroom, suitable for two. with furnace
heat and u>-e of bath; also board; central lo-cation and reasonable terms. 191 Four-teenth st.
BOAKU—For rent, twoelegantly furnished,sunny rooms, with private", first clnss
board, opposite the capitol; house has allmodern improvements, electric bells, heat,gss, etc., without extra chaige. Apply to620 Cedar St.. corner.
BOAKD—Best board and room in any partof city $3 per week. Address Y. 11.,
Globe. ,OAlU>—Wanted, a girl that works in
actor j' to board ;|2.50 per week; goodhome. Inquire Room 21, 447 St. Peter st.
BOAKl>—Nicely furnished front room,withboard; well heated and bath: con-
venient car lines. Address 2 XiSherburne ay.
BOAKD—Nicely furnished rooms, withboard: . furnace heat; hot and cold
water. 04 East Eleventh st.' ''
BOAiili—Furnished rooms, with board,for gentlemen and ladies, £3.75 per
per week. 121 Iglehart st.
BOAl\li—Furnished front room, withboard, to two young Indies. 39 Summit nv.
BOAKD—Fnrniihed rooms -with board,use of bath and piano. 270 Pleasant ay.
80.,1 The best table board lor S3 perweek, willroom, in the West house. 80
West Tenth n.
Buakij— Beimonl House. Corner Eighthand Minnesota—Best SI day house In the
city;no bar inconnection; regular board androoms $5 per week./COASTING sl!us for Site. Durocher &v> Vessel. Seventh and Cedar.'jVToitWtiOD HOUSE— East Ninth. NearX" Wabasha— Warm rooms, with excellentboard. Siand S5 per week; table board, 812per month ;transients, SIper day.
LKASA2TT FRONT KOO.M. withboard,at -The Miner," 612 Central Park east.
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Urpnr: 3II.NKK"-Best lcciition in the-L city for private boarding; pleasant
rooms and excellent table board. 612 CentralPar* cast.
HrcCEIXAKEeVfe.. ___^^
pOASTINt; si.KDs format. Durocher &V-" Wesscl, Seventh and Cedar.
JO 1-OKIA WATKK removes all blemishesvX of the skin, pimples. Mnckhoads, red-ness of the face and nose, and sallowneFS ofskin. Free application given at 515 St. PeterIt.,Room 1. \u25a0 • -
HW. COVINtiTON, CUMI.'ACTOIt• and builder; all Kinds of jobbing andrepairing promptlyattended to.
MASQUERADE and theater costumesmasks, wigs,beard?, grease paint. Mrs. LKeitmami, reEast Seventh.
MALI),where did get yonr bangs cut?They look ridiculous; they spoil the
bole expression ofyour free. Youwant togo to Jimc. Lotto's. 39 West Fourth street. Ifyou want your bangs cut to become you, andpay a littie >re. Her price is 25c, but it'sworth it for cutting and curling.
«B. MARCOTTK—Ladies' TurkishRussian, electric, shampoo baths, hair-dressing, Ehampooing and manicure, for la-
dies only, at 3C6 Selbv ay.
KS. ANKLIN'S sale of switchescontinues; bangs cut and curled, 15cents. 318 Wabasha. Grand Block.
itixATr;lidSni'.li., school ofMidwifery—Mrs. H.Slenzel. 2!)?tMartinst
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VJAVK your money by taking your horse-O Eboeiug and repair work to J." B. Coving-ton, 517 St. Peter St., between Tenth st. andExchange.
TOIXt IIANGK-Either one or two ofJL . the choicest unencumbered residencelots in Sooth St. Paul; willtake fir.o drivingoutfit or jewelry, diamonds preferred; ad-dress stating what youhave. Address C 7'Globe. .
ilef'ure making a change Iv yourboarding place con«ult tho wanteoluuiiitt of Hie GItOIIJU,
PHPULAR WANTS;HEAT. ESTATE FOR SALE.H. A. milker &Sons" Ms*. .
IfOH SAL,!-, on easy terms, or exchangaJ- for Dayton's bluff property, very Roodhouse «nd lot on Canada st. -
ALSO your choice ol three houses (clear)iii South St. Paul (only one for tale)
cheap; easy terms; clear lot* taken in partpayment. \u25a0
wi, SMALL HOUSE. AM) liAIO,\u25a0i clear, on Jessamine, cheap; good farm
taken as part payment. G. A. Rinker <£Soup. Successors to C. P. Barnard. 11:; David-son l'hn-k.
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Miil»iirl>:i::.OASTING SLEDS for 2l»c. I)vroc her &
Wessel, Seventh and Cedar.
IMPROVED lAKM >OK SALK—I4IJ- ceres; eighteen miles from Minneapolis;a part of estate of Margaret Brossea':. de-ceased: must be told. L.twler & Durrueut,40:) New York LifeBuilding.St. Paul.
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.tlis<*<>!litooiis. \u25a0':
A DJIIXISTUATOKSSALKot the vnln-2x. able improved property, 317 East Ninth,$7,500; worth Sl2,<AiO. ilerbst, 180 East Sev-enth.
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OASTING*L»us for_".ic. Durocher &Uessel, Seventh and Cedar.
Oit SALE un iKAUi:for farm, a ten-room brick house. Call or address E.
G. Mellen, 710 Cam v.OKSAL.cheap, tiftv feet south front-
age with a good house, opposite Col.Merriara's stone mansion :any one wish]n;ahome central nud nicely located will do wellto look ibis ur>. C. Bernhard.jVJEVV HODSKS corner Victoria, and11 Laurel at very low prices and easiest ofterms: hnrdwood finish ; every convenience.A.15. Wiljnis.
EW HOUSES corner Portland and M.±V Albans; elegantly finished. A. B. Wil-gus.
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REAL ESTATE forsale cheap by owner:lots in block 30. Summit Park." and lot
IS. block 1:1. Woodland Park. Room 203.Drake Biock.
WANTED—
Large lot mid small, com-fortable house in good locality, near
electric line: will give j>.V)<» cash, balancemonthly; most be abargain or will not con-sider it. Address, with description, locationand price. F73, Globe.Clh\( \! X CASH and balance C percent, fiveCt^v/v/ years; price. 84.750; buys band-Eome new house; rented till spring; withinfifteen minutes* wslk of Pioneer Press Build-ing; every convenience. A. B. Wilgus, 128East Fourth st.
i*e«so:sa!.s.
ptONSUI-TATiOX FKKK-A Test— Nov>» Impositions—The greatest business clair-voyant is the well-known Prof. J.G. Leonard,tested by the most prominent men in thiscountry: every hidden mystery revealed; re-moves family troubles tarings the separatedtogether; causes speedy marriage with theone you love: tells if the one you love isfalse or true. All who are in trouble fromany cause should call on Prot. Leonard; forhe alleges nothing but what he can do, andwillnot Le classed with my cheap pretenders found inevery|city. All"who are in trou-ble, whose fond hopes have been blasted,who have been deceived and dis-appointed through the false pre-dictions ofothers, before giving up to de-spair, call and be convinced of the true state-ments of the above at once. In a word—ifyou want to know anything concerning; yourpresent or future, consult this genuine spiritmedium, as he will tell you truthfully andhonestly what is in store for you. and willnever sacrifice truth for flattery. To thosethat are inclined to be medinmistic he canfullydevelop. Prof. Leonard has no equalin charm work,and makes no charges untilwork is done. A free test is given to all thosedesiring a sitting to prove his wonderful pow-ers. You can consult him upon honor; all in-terviews are private and strictlyconfidential.Those who have been humbugged by somany pretending clairvoyants and mediumsshould not give up Indespair, but see Prof.Leonard without iielt»y. This advertisementmeans jIst what it reads. All inquirers areprohibited from making known in any waytheir business to the professor; he will tellthem without any pointers whatever; that ishis business. Alt letters promptlyansweredwhere a stamped envelope, lock of hair andSI is inclosed. Sittings tor gents, S2 and no-wards; Indies, SI and upwards. Those de-siringa sitting inn make appointments bymail._ Is permanently located at MSixth st.north (next to Masonic Temple) .Minneapo-lis. Office hours from9a.m.t06 p.m. Sun-day,19 a. m. to 4 p.m.pOASTING.slkus for 2*'. Durocher &w Weasel, Seventh and Cedar.
LAIKVOYANT—Mrs. >T S. Misgao.v^ clairvoyant and business sittings to la-dies only. 27 East Seventh st.. Room 12.
EMMIS TIIORSON. .Magnetic HealerRoom 115, Moore Block, Seven corners;
Turkish and hot-air baths.special OFFhK-l willgive, without
cost, to the person (men, woman orchild) who brings to my store the largestnumber of words made from the letters in :my name a beautiful bisque djli.dressed in jfine silks, with diamond lace pin and ear- idrops. Conditions ofcontest :
I—Allwords must be regular dictionary(Webster Unabridged) words.
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Lists must be delivered inperson (notmail or messencer).
Address ofcontestant must be given.—Two givingsame number, first received
to have preference.s—No5
—No condition of sale of goods required.
6—Contest closes Dec. 24, '91;awaru Jan.1, '02. •
7—Letters to be used, those found inJ. E.Inghani, eight in all; may be indefinitely re-peated.
'J. E. I.S.JHAJI...2? Jackson St.
t|»O«..T\VO WKEKS, beginning Mon-day, Nov. 30. Mrs. B. Litiler, state
agent for the celebrated KelloggFrench tailorsystem, will be located at Sehuneman &Evans, second floor, where all ladies are in-vited to call and get a perfect-lilting pattern'cut to measure, and investigate the only gen-uine tailor system taught in the city.
ADI Try one bottle of Orchid Creamand you will never be without it. For
sale everywhere.
LAL)—
Dr. Hewson guarantees OakBalm to be a sure cure for all weakness;
one month's treatment, JO. Mis. J. B.Tall,Agent,257 West Fifthst.
KS.M.A. TUSSKY, 223 East Eighth St.Magnetic and massage treatment for
nervous diseases, paralytic and rheumatism;also clairvoyant. Hours. oa.m.to? p.m.
US.KA'Ji,HOiihlN>-Munnetiiheaier,psychometric and trance medium. '.25i>2
West Seventh st., St. Paul.31E. TIvITS\VOBTH-Reliable busi-
ness test medium. 450 Minnesota st.LIVE UliANCil
—sure cure for all
female diseases: pile remedy andstomach powders; smnpics free. N. Walker,193 Pearl st., St. Paul, Minn.
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OKANGE BLOSSOM—A positive eurofor all female weakness; six weeks'
treatment, $1. Miss Jennie Kelson. 5.1 Royal-*tonay.. Minneapolis: take Sixth ay.car.
KUsONAI—
Dr. Fertile gives a publiclesson on mental healing at Room 115,
Moore block. Seven Corners, every Mondayevening; admission, 10 cents.
Eusox AL—send 10c for big package ofcabinet-size pictures, also full descrip-
tions (including residences)- of respectableladies who want to correspond for matri-mony; 5.000 lady members; every a;e andnationality: living everywhere; "many ofthem beautiful and wealthy. Heart andHand Agency. Drawer 697, Chicago, 111.\u25a0pEKSOXAL —
YOUK FUTURE XX-X vtaled— prediction of your life.Ire; eive date of birth. Astrologer, L.Box320. Kansas City.Mo.
PERSONAL— stop coughing! «1.000 re--L ward for a case of Throat or Lungtrouble, last stages excepted. which cannotbe relieved bya proper use of Dr. X.Stone'sBronchial Wafers, 2.'-.c a box at druggists. Forsample, send 10 cents toStone Med. Co., Chi-cago. 111.
EAD ESPECIAL OFFER inPersonalcolumn.
OASTING SLEDS for 29c. Durocher <&vy Wtssel, Seventh and Cedar.
Hi: STARS OF MVsTERY-MME.and Prof. Lorenz
—Free! Free: Free
test; the wonderful trance medium: everyhidden mystery revealed in a dead trance;tells the fullname of each caller, and offuture husband or wife, with age and date ofmarriage; give r.dvice on divorce, contestedwills, speculations, etc.: remove trouble,evilinfluences; bringthe separated together,locate lost persons or stolen property; not afortune teller, but genuine spirit medium;can convince the most skeptical; six ques-tions answered by mail, «1; Bend locs othair: only five days free, Sunday included.457 St. Peter fit.
WILLthe lady who kept a package from»* a lady on the interurbau line return
the same to Globe office.IUNKLES-WITIIALMOND NUT
Cream you can positively rub themaway: scaled particulars, two cents. WaryE. Murray, 1051) Washington Boulevard, Chi-cago, 111.: agents wanted.is-f\ KftWAttl> forpresent address of Mrs.'VO Belinda B. Miller, who lived at 405Franklin tt., St. Paul, during years 184* and1889. Address C 08, Globe.
POPULAR WANTS.FOR RENT.
Homes.—WE RENT HOUSES, STORES. OF-•PICKS. TAKECIIAItuEOF RENTED
PROPERTY. TAYLORSRENTING AGEN-CY. GLOBE BUILDING.,
HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, steamheat, bath, hardwood finish, elegant
and modern; "Hill"district; to (good) par-ties to MayIst. every) cheap: see it Monday.F. C. Abbott. 32 Chamber of Commerce.
COASTINO sLEUs fori'i'c. Durocher &Wessel, Seventh and Cedar. l
I^iyiiHOUS li,29712 NELSON AY.,VERY. CHEAP AND ALL CONVENIENCES.SEE IT. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGENCY.
Foil UKNT-Houses, stores and offices inall parts of the city; call and examine
our lists: we may have lost what you arelooking for. The St. Paul Trust Company,Endcott building. East Fourth st.
HOUSE—
For rent, house, six rooms, newly.papered; cellar and city water. Call at
20 Tilton st. -.
BOUSE— New eight-room house, with» ath, hot and cold water, corner Bates
and Ravine st.-
BOUSE—
For rent, house seven rooms,with modern improvements. East
University, near Canada; rent, S-'2.50.
HOUSE— Nine rooms, 78 Tilton fit: allmodern improvents; willrent whole or
part very cheap. Inquireat 580 St. Peter.
HOUSE— For rent, first-class twelve-roomresidence, 14i Nina ay., bt. Anihouy
hill:one block from cable line; modern con-veniences. Inquire 291Laurel ay.
Ol'si-:s—
SOME VERY CHEAP ANDNICE HOUSES toil RENT NOW,
YOUR OWN PRICK TAYLOR'S RENT-ING AGENCY. \u25a0
OUSE—From Dec. 1. house 23r>« Longay., St. Anthony Park, now occupied
byClark Peterson. Robert Craig, 515 PioneerPress building. \u25a0
HOUSE— For rent, small brick house;three large rooms, cellar and witter: two
blocks from Ramsey car barn. Inquire atNo. 477 West Seventh st.
Hot si-.—c. 7 Couway tit.:six rooms, citywater; S3 per month. Inquirenext door.
HOU.>E—
Five-room house. No. 537 Minne-sota st. Inquire No. 60Eleventh st.
HOI.SK->—
Furnished nine-room house,with piano, $35, and unfurnished house.
Inquire 345 East Ninth st. .HOUS »i—2oh Louis sr,;s-even rooms, city
\u25a0 water, sewer, cistern, sewer, etc.; good,comfortable home.
OUSE— Good eight-room house, 310 Ful-ler st. :applyon premises.
HOUS i—No.467 Marshall ay.;eiaht roomsand small barn; $12 per mouth. In-quire 414 Broadway.
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QO/^-783 HOLLY AY.—Eight-room•Jl'/C't/ house, bath, barn, etc. W. F. Car-roll,412 Pioneer Press Building.
fiats.o\s i-INGSLEDS for2c. Durocher &
Wessel. Seventh and Cedar.
FLAT—
Four rooms: modern improve-ment?, near Seven corners, by J. F.
Brugcemann, Room 25, Court Block, 24 EastFourth st., opposite conn house.
FLAT— or rent, fire-room fiat, withbath,near West Seventh st. cars; $13.50 per
month. Apply3">l tioodue st.
FLAT—For rent, a nice three-room fiat,cheap. Look this up. H. 11. Schulte &
Co.. IISEast Fourth st.
FLAT—
Steam-heated flat: all modern con-veniences, gns. range, fixtures, hot and
cold water; window shades, screens, etc. ;references require). Of Enst Eleventh st.
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Stores.
BUILDING—To rent four-story brick"building.No.188 East Fifthst. ;suitable
for wholesale purposes; willchange to suittenant. James 11. Weed. 107 East ThirdSt.
(1OA.STTxti SLEDS for 21>c. Durocher &v> Wessel, Seventh and Cedar.
Oil»ALK«»ii RKrST—I-.14 East Seventh8., between Jackson and Slbley; In-
quire on premises. . • ..EAD ESPECIAL OFFE itinPersonal
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STORK— ror rent, one of the best stor BonNicollet. between iitxthaud Seventh sis. ;
with steam heat.' Address J 100. Globe; Min-neapolis.
Srous-.Sund eight-room houses for rent,all over the city. 117 East Fourth st.
JJTOKt—
For rent, store with livingrooms0 ingood repair: cheap. s:i.i# Broadway st.
TOKK KOO.M—Seventh St.. 15, East—Part of store for rent. Inquire 3CI \\ a-
b.ishn in store. . . .Offices.
(lAsi-|N«i si.Kl>> for -.'Jr. Durocher &Wessel. Seventh and Cedar.
EAI) ESPECIAL OFFEK in Personalcolumn.
iTisif
A—s'Ol'r.L iJia'.>s»ii!u, lor vi--iiUe-• men only; fifty modern tteam-heatedrooms by dar. week or mouth.A KUNDKLST., 220—For rent, neatly fur-
jnL nished front room.IKFIKLD BLOCK-'l6 South Robert
St.—Fiat No. 24—For rent togentlemenonly, nicely furnished, sunny rooms, newlypapered; rent only $10 to*$15, includingsteam beat, gas and bath.
BKOADW AY, Three or four rooms,furnished for housekeeiing; hot and
cold water: bath; private house.
CIAMADA ST., 667—For rent, two uufur-s nished rooms, ground floor, witn city
water. Inquire at 32 East Fourth St., Wash-ington Life.
pAKKUUsi\, 177—T0 rent, three roomsV--' \u25a0 with city water and sewer.
EVI'KAL, AY. 15, EAST—Hnndsomev-/ front T>nrlor bed room: bay window,alcove, closets, bath: beautiful location.ipEUAR ST., Furnished room, with"O or without board. 6")0 Cedar st./COASTING SLEDS for29c. Durocher &V.J Wessel, Seventh and Cedar./COLLEGE AVE..U6,IVEST—Warm roomsv_/ and first-class board; terms reasonable.Call evening.
nOLLKGK AY.,164—Fine furnished frontv-/ room, with alcove; steam -heated; noother roomers. ."^pOMFOKTAULE. warm, well furnishedV-' room inprivate family; convenient tobusiness. Address 699 Jackson st.pIGHTIIST..229— Unfurnished rooms.up-J-j per and lower floor;cheap rent; privatefamily: desirable location..
HiHTH ST., 453 EAST— nicelyJlj furnished front rooms, single or togeth-er: furnace, bath, hot and cold water; goodlocation, reasonable rent.
"ELEVENTH ST., 147, FurnishedXj room: suitable for one or two; modernconveniences.
LEVEXTHST.. 71. EAST—Near Capitol—For rent, nicely furnished room in
new house; all conveniences; suitable forone or two gentlemen.
PXCUANGE ST., 378, >'OKTH—Fur-Jl-J nished rooms on first floor with furnaceheat; also a small room 0:1 second floor.
IFTHST., 234 WEST— For rent, thirdflatroom, convenient for one gentleman;
all modern improvements'.
IFTH ST., 257, WEST— Front room;heat, bath, etc.;large enough for two
persons.IFTIIST.. 235 WEST— For rent, nicely
furnished room; steam heat and gas;suitable for two gentlemen :terms reasonable.
IFTEENTH ST., 104, EAsT-Three 1:11---\u25a0 L lurnished rooms forhousekeeping; bath;attic; cellar; storm windows; 59.tjUtANKLINST., 357 NORTH—Nicely
furnished front room, first Eoor. threeblocks from postofSce: good neighborhood;suitable for two gentlemen or man and wife.
RAXKMXST., 376-Between Fifth andX Sixth Sts.—To rent, large front room,comfortably furnished, to desirable parties,$16; also parlors withhandsome cabinet bed;all conveniences.
OIJKTHAND WAUASHA—Over DrugStore— Third Floor— Two Dice steam-
heated rooms. A.J. Warnpier, 10 East Fourthstreet.
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TJ'OUKTKENTH ST.. IS4— For rent, halfX? of a double house; three or tour rooms,fromSstoSlo.
GiROVE ST.. 205— rent, nicely fur--1" nished alcove room, with or without
board, in private family._^
OTKL IJAKTEAU—FIat 42—Nicelyfurnished or unfurnished rooms for
rent; all modern conveniences.OTEL BAKTEAU—No. 35—One or two
nicely furnished rooms; all conven-ience^.TGLEHART ST.. 63—Nicely furnished1 small front room to rent; modern im-provements. •
JOIIXST., 43-J— Near Furnishedrooms forgentlemen.AHKET ST., 348
—Furnished front
room, heated, use of bath and parlor;1 board ifdesired, • .
POPULAR WANTS.FOKRrHT.
Rooms.ELSON AY.. 267 -Pleasant furnished
1"Irooms to rent; sultaDle for two gentle-men; rent cheap to desire parties.
VjINtilST.. 197. EAST—The Elms—com-i» fortable rooms, suitable for oue or twogentlemen. \u25a0\u25a0
NINTH ST., KAsT-For Rent—]y furnished room;heat, gas, and board
ifdesired. . _ . \u0084
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INTHST., 317 KASr—Near Broadway—Two front rooms; heated; $10 and $s*;
private family.
NINTH, 206 KAST—Lurzo. pleasant fur-uished front rooms; warm bath; central;
(\u25a0heap for the winter.DAKRAV., 415—Near Madison School—X Unfurnished front rooms; new house;modern improvements; faring War>a^h;i.
PLEASANT AY.. 212— Nicely furnishedJL rooms, with all conveniences, from $0 to£10 per month; also unfurnished.r>EAD ESPECIAL OFFER inPersonalJIY column.
UNDO ST.. 179—Nice furnished-room
for rent; private family. .-•-,'
OBKRT ST., 615— Furnished rooms forrent : ;...
OBKKT ST.. COKNEIt TENTH—
Rooms "nblock. Inquire 505 Robert st.
ROOMS— Nicely furnished rooms . withorwithoutboard; m >dern improvements;
rent reasonable. Please call 251, corner Riceand College.
ROttJl-A large, nicely furnished frontroom, suitable for twopersons; locationfirst-class: ten minutes' walk from courthouse: terms moderate. Address P 71. Globe.
ROOM*—Two hefted rooms: neatly fur-nished: convenient to business; rent,
SS and &8. Address P 73, Globe.
ROOM— large, nicely furnished frontroom: opposite Merchants' hotel. In-quire Room 0, 30.; Jackson st.
ROOMS— front rooms, unfurnished;v \u25bateam heat, gas and bath. 47 Hotel Bar-
tea
EVKXTH, jr.], WEST— Two furnishedO rooms for lighthousekeeping; also fur-nishea flatof three rooms. \u25a0
SEVENTH. :>\u25a0„> lY.rnished rooms.with furnace heat and use of bath. .
SEVEN I'llST., <»;iu, WEST— Nicely fur-nished room with steam heat; suitable
for one or two gentlemen.
SEVivNIH ST., 2v»<. EAST— Fine fur-nished rooms, suitable for two or threegentlemen.
SEVENTH .ST.. 212, KAST—Fine fur-nished rooms for light housekeeping.
SJIIJLEY 1..ST.. Three unfurnishedO rooms to rent, $I'J per month; modernconveniences.
iISLKY ST., 472—
For rent, furnished>J rooms, with heat and bath.
S" IXTHST., 291. WKST-For rent, twofurnished rooms: modern improvements;
one block from caDle, iwoblocks from Sevencorners.
IX111 ST., ".'dip. WissT-For rent, pleas-ant front alcove room furnished and
one unfurnished room; all modern con-veniences .Sl'ltuci;ST..2-jy— Pleasant, well furnishedO front alcove, double and tingle rooms,with or without bo*(d; also three large con-necting rooms on first floor, suitable forh uekcepiug.
S~T. FETiiR ST., 64.I—For1—
For rent, alcovek? room: modern conveniences.
ST. PETER Si., a*7—Near Sixth—Pleas-aut furnished rooms; steam heat, elec-
tric lightand Lath.
rpKNTH »1., 07. W£S 1—FaruiKiiea irout-L room tor rent.
rpKNTH ST.. -.9, EAST—Opi oMte Capi--I-
—Pleasant lfrom aleo\e rooms for
rent.rpiIIRD ST.. 11 EAST— Unfurnished, twoX beautiful rooms, orentire third floor.
Til ~GRE EN HOTEL—Pleasant,X" well-furnished room*, by the day. week
or month, at "The Greenland Hotel," situ-ted in the business center bf the city,cornerof Seventh and Robert us.: rooms* all cm-fortably warm, large stove? in balls, keepinga pleasant temperature night and day; large,well-lightedoffice and reading room; termsreasonable. . .rpIUUD ST., S3.J KASI—For rent, three,X :four or five rooms for;housekeeping:
partly furnished if desired ;\u25a0 also beatingstove. '. .:\u25a0•
- . >'\u25a0 • . ,..;.- 4j.,'.rpiLTON AY.. No. 17
—AIT modern im-
X provements, $20. Kaye &Lowe's RentingAgency. Kcnutte Building. -~ --
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NiVKHsITiAY.. -07, EAnt—Unfur-nished rooms for housekeeping: private
.family;.modern conveniences; rent, $10; ref-erences. \u25a0 •\u25a0-.;..\u25a0 ru%;
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ABASHJi ST.—Corner Tenth Street-^"NextDoor to DrugStore— Furnished
rooms to rent. •\u25a0 . ;
W ABASHA, 45,i-Corner Eighth-Suite»V of handsome frontrooms, gi;!;heated;
also small room. /.
AHASHAST.— corner Tenth St.. OverDrugStore—Furnished rooms for rent.
WA ASHA. oca-Near Iglehart— Nicelyfurnished front room and alcove with
bay window; bath.extern AY., 102- For rent, fur"
nished rooms; two connecting roomsand one sir.ale; or can be made three singleroom";without board: twoblocks from cable ;boated and lighted;gentlemen preferred.
EsTEItN AY..223—For rent.furnishedpart of house: reasonable: modern
conveniences; reference required.31isc«*llaneoii*.
ARBKK SHOP— For rent, barber shopwith two bath tubs; 310 Rice st. Call at
314 Rice.
BAKN—For rent, four-stall barn,warm,centrally located, flrst-ciass. Address
i).75. lobe.
LOST ASP FOliXn.
BLANKET LOST—A horse blanket.Finder please return to Dr. Lundholm,
OBast Seventh st.. and receive reward.RACELET LO»T-Lady's small Ichain
LJ gold bracelet, going or coming fromGrand opera house, Friday evening; tinderwill please leave same at Globe office, and re-ceive reward.
CiOASTING SLEDS for'-IJc. Durocher &' Wessel, Seventh and Cedar.
CIOW LOST-Black-brown cow,no horns.'with bridle on. Return to 244 Stale st.
and receive reward. Joe Wesur.- ..
CLUTTER CUSHION, BLANKET ANDvy Whip Lost—Corner West Seventh andDousman sts., Thursday evening. Finderwillleave at s'jO West Seventh and receive re-ward.
DOG LOST—Nov.25, from tOT John St..male pug dog. Return toabove number.
DOG LOST—
Brown spaniel puppy. Ke-turn to 420 South Robert st. and receive
liberal reward.OG LOST—Pug dog, from 521 Ashland
ay. ;answers to the name of "Puck;"reward willbe paid on return. \u0084
VE-<iI.ASSES— Lost, pair of eye-glassesand chain; reward for return to VJ
Violast. | \u25a0
GJ.AUTKU LOST—GoId garter buckle at-•tached to black elastic. Return to 471
Temperance st. and receive reward.
HORSE STRAYED—From MinneapolisRolling mills at Irondalc, Nov. 14. one
gray horse; about six years old; weightabout 1,250. Return to Harris Bros.. 329Tentti ay. south, Minneapolis, and receive re-ward. \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
|\1 AHi;LOST—Strayed or stolen, one light•J-l bay mare, weight about 1,0 lbs.; has
small scar of wire fence cut ou upper part ofleft front leg: also a little splint on sameleg, between knee and ankle; 525 reward forany information lending to her return. Ad-dress W. M.Wessel. 312 Yankee St., St. Paul.
MAKELOST—A sorrel mare with whiteI*X face, and swollen on hind feet anda swelled body cutter was taken from theGrand opera Nov. 22: a liberal reward isoffered. Send information to Ed McDonnell,978 Front St.. or Chief of Police, St. Paul.
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OI'ANIELLOST—Liver and white,curly0 coat; long-tressed brown ears, shadelighter than coat: name Judge; elevenmonths old; reward for return to 804 Selbyaye. Harry W. Wack.
issTmicTiorf .Ccoasting SLEDS for29c. Durocher &/ Wessel, Seventh and Cedar.
LOBE BUSINESS COLLEGE wantsyou to learn telegraphy, shorthand, Mc-
ran-Pitma:i bookkeeping; you can makeyour board while attending this school andget paying position when competent. Fourthand Jackson.INSTRUCTION inpaintingand drawing.1 Z 63. Globe.
PKIVATELESSORS given in shorthandto ladies and gentlemen inevenings. Ad-
dress D78, Globe.EAD EsPtCiAL OFFER inPersonal
column.OUOBTBAXD AND TYPEWRITINGO thoroughly taught day. evening and bymall at the Miss J. D. Hess Practical Business-IBchool, eighOi floorPioneer lTe6s, -f :'.. *::s?
POPULAR WANTS.FIiIAStJIAf-
RM. NEWPORT A; SON, INVESTXV*' men: Bankers, loan money on 1m
Droved property, In St. Paul and Minneap-olis at ii }er cent "onor before." Offices.:New Pioneer Press Building, St. Paul, and!Jteere Building.Minneapolis. .
A~DO YOU WAST TO BORROWiii!money, at a lower rato than you canr-lcrrow through any other agency! The
American Mortgage Loan company.Room 7,'Fir«National bank building,corner Fourthand Jackson sts^ willlet you have anyamount. $10, $20, $25. $40, $75, $H)0 oi
vf2W>—in fact, any sum you wish onvour\u25a0 (.old watch, diamonds, household furniture,ihorse, buggy, piano, carriage, etc. ata lowerrate than you can possibly fret it elsewhere.
• Gooes can remain in your possession, and=yea can pay a part any time yon want andMop interest. Business private and confi-dential. You can hare jour own time in;pityingup principal. -/CAPITALLOANCOMPANY has. moneyw.to loan of all amounts on furniture, jew-elry,pianos organs, etc., with privilege ofpart payments any time. « Capital Loan Com-pany. Room 12, schutte block, corner Sev-eiith and Jnccson.ROASTING SLEDS for 29c. Durocher &V-/ Wessel. Seventh and Cedar. :
PASTERN MONEYto loan on city prop--1-J erty at 6. 7 and 8 per cent: loans closedwithout delay. E. M. and R.L. are, 303Pioneer Press building.
J" L.STRAICH,Room 10, Globe Build-• ing,is prepared to make loans in anyamount quickly and privately on house fur-niture, watches, diamonds, etc., lowest rates,easy return fpayments, honorable treatment.I" AKGE A>IODNTs of money to loan onXi improved property at 6 per cent. Gilman &Co.. New York LifeBuilding.
LOW RATE MOjNEYIn sums to suit on furniture, pianos, dia-monds, watches or goods in storage; easy re-turn payments: no publicity. Tase elevatorto Room 16. Germania Bank Building, Fifthand Wabasha: private room for ladies.;V,lONKYTOLOANon real estate mort-i»i. gages at Gto 8 per cent. H. U.ocbulte& Co., 115 East Fourth kt.
MONEY TO LOAN—G. T. Lowe, office12 Schutte Building, corner Seventh
and Jackson.\fOXKY LOANED on furniture, horses.jtA diamonds, pianos, etc. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Company. Mackey manager.Rooms 1-.-14. First National Bank building,corner Fourth and Jackson stF.
ONIiY«io loan \u25a0without delay, iroui510 upward, on furniture, horses, jew-
elry, etc.; time checks, notes tnd secondical estate mortgages bought. MinnesotaLoin Co.. 117 East Fourth K.
ONEY LOANED en lifeinsurance poi-icies;.or bought. L. P. Van Norman,
(il Gnarauty Loan Building.Minneapolis.
-P-R-I-V-A-T -£-Money loaned ondiamonds, watches, pianos,furniture or goods in storage at lowest rates,and small monthly return payments; notesand mortgages bought; most private loanrooms in the city. Ohio Investment Com-pany, 13-' Globe Building: take elevator.DEADESPECIAL OFFER in PersonalIV column.
WANTED—Parties who desire to engagein speculation, with a small capital,
with small risic and chance to make 15 percent orbetter per month. V78, Globe.\lf F.MOHITZ. PIONEER PRESS
'>V • Building—Mortgage loans madepromptly; 0. 7 and 8 per cent;mortgagesLouche ............e*)ni) nf»n TO LOAS « once ate*iP»J\J\J^\J\J\J per cent in sums to suiton good city property, improved or unim-proved. Apply to J. J. Ward, 115 East Fourth6L. St. Paul.C7A /W)f\T«>s:;-rtAT c, 7 and 8 per•-1• *J)\J\J\J cent ou vacant or improvedSt. Paul real estate: loans closed in threedays. D. W. C. Rutt". Globe Building.CIAOf \( \ x<*LOAN on real estate n*±>±*Ji\JVJ\J any sums. P. 11. Simpson,011 Pioneer Press Building.• \u25a0
TO EJJCHAB6K.
OASTINGSLKUS for 29e. Durocher &Wessel. Seventh and Cedar.
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ROOM '.re, \u25a0JMAXHATTA'N BUILDING—Fifteen acres laud with house and.
barn, or to trnne for house and lot: businessproocrty renting f<>r §75 per • month \u25a0 to ex-elinnj;e for timber acres near railroad or lake;cash business worth $&Q. will sell for O;lightly incumbered lots to trade for horses.8M Manhattan Building.rpo EXCHANGE—Havea line top.buggy-1 to trade fora very lightdelivery wagon*;
must be in good condition. ApplyM.E.Babcock. 13 West Seventh st.TO EXCHANGE— Stephens 22 rifle forX light-breech-loading shotgun, or rabbithound. 813 Wess Third.To EXCHANGE— good delivery wagonX for good watch. O 78. Globe. .rpo EXCHAN<iE— Billiard Table—X ed, second-hand table inexchange forgood lot near New Brighton Stockyards. S
7«. Globe.rpo EXCHANGE—one black horse, fourX years, driver, to trade for plumbing.
Call 580 .Mississippi, Monday.-
rpo EXCHANGE— What have you to tradeX for a No.I year-old horse? (Car-
penter work or lumber preferred.) Call oraddress (My Store) No. 318 and 320 East sev-enth st.TO EXCHANGE— Vacant lots for equityX in houses and lots;also houses for va-cant property. H. H. Scnulte & Co., 115East Fourth st. .
O EXCHANGE— Midwaylots wiih smallmortgage, for equity in*house and lot;
none but owners need answer. Address C 75,Giobe.
O EXCHANGE— WiII exchange fewpieces of diamond jewelry, taken for
debt, forhousehold furniture, job printingor anything useful, or willsell cheap. Frank.10 East Fourth stTOEXCHANGE—cutter— Wanted to ex-J. change equity in a good lot. and newcutter for upwright piano; no cash. AddreseI) 72. Globe. . .-. .TO EXCHANGE— Wanted, job printing
outfit for cash and St Paul or Minneap-olis property. Address M., care Globe, Da-luth. Minn.
O EXCHANGE—Stove, Radiant HomeNo. CO, forlarger tstove.at 919 Jackson st.
rpo EXCHANGE—Iwant to exchangeX one-quarter section of Improved landwith house, barn and granery ou it,for alivery stock in small town. •Address Box 114,F:imington, Minn.\l7 HAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER forV» equityin three good lota on Dayton
Bluff? Address X 77. Globe.
Mt'SICAT,.
COASTING SLEDS for29c. Durocher &\^ Wesse), Seventh and Cedar.
X 1Ai\\J& NEW SCALE
PJANOS inUBiSiShSiOS
PIANOS oneasyX 1/lliUO payments.PIANOS • WHITNEY'SXliilMJo MUSICSTORE.PTAIYO^I BARGAINS.rini>UO1Decker piano 5100Of A IVOR'S 1Steinway 200XllilXV/OlHale Diano 150PT AIVf\VIIVose Piano.... ..;. 100XX/11>UO 1Higgins piano 80P F A IVOQ J Chickering piano.... 100JT 1i\.l>UOiGale piano: 50]PTAATO^ ISchaff piano 601HillV/OlWhitney piano 150PF A IVA^I1Good Melodeon only. 10IlrlliUO1Estey&Co. organ.".. 45PI A IVf~l^!1 Fine Sterling organ.. 55rixlllUOlStory & Clark organ. 40PT A IVO^l 10 CASHrIAiMUO $.> PER MONTH.PfA TWU 60 NEW UPRIGHTSXlnnUu to rent at $1and $(»
PIANOS PERMONTH--1 lal^lUu Rent applied on purchasePfATVm<s later.JL X2xllKJiO Whitney's Music Store,
PIANOS W7^rlcct
hird .
RE VI) ESPECIAL |OFFER inPersonalcolumn.
-WAITED TO RELIT
ROASTING SLEDS or 29c Durocher Siv/ WesseL Seventh and Cedar.
ARM—Wanted, to rent a farm withintwenty miles of city: state \u25a0 number
of acres and terms. Address Z., Globe,Minneapolis.
OUSE— Wanted, furnished house for sixmonths. Address U 73, Globe.
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ROOM—Wauted.a modern furnished roomin vicinity of Portland Block. B.R.
X.. 325 East Ninth.- "
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ROOM.— Small room wanted to store fur-niture; state terms. B72, Globe.
ROOMS—Iwant three neatly furnishedrooms by the ICth of December complete
, for'light housekeeping; no blocks need ap-
-1 plj;state price, Add«»§ \y ci, Globi, \u25a0
POPULAR WANTSHORSES A>¥> CARRIAGE.
A SINGLE HAKNX>s,almost new, forsale cheap. ApplyMonday 544 Sibley st.
APAIR of mares, fiveyears old, weigning3,200, aud some 1.200-pound driving
horses for sale at MulvehUl's -barn, WestSide. , - .:
ABARGAIN—
A fine young drivinghorseand new topbuggy; she is ablack mare,
fiveyears old; weight, about 1,050 pounds:nice, styliihdriver and sound as a dollar: aline driving or delivery horse. AptlyMon-day. M. E. Babcock. 103 West Seventh st.
UTTER—Portland; cost $.kS. sell $25. 19v** East Seventh. Frank A.Lpham..Teweler.
rtOASTING SLEDS for29c Durocher &v^ Wessel. Seventh and Cedar
FIRST-CLASS TEAMor draught horses:weight about 3.200 to 3.430 lbs. ;withoutblemish. Inquire 80 East Dearborn St., WestSt. Paul. -
,;;;\u25a0,.
INKCUTTERS AND SLICIGHS—Rus-sIau, Portland and swell body Kalama-
zoo cutters at lowest prices. The Jenuing-Implement Company, SO South Robert tt., StPaul. Minn.
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FOR SALE—Young draught horse, weight1.400 lbs. 847 Woodbridge st
FOR SALE, or willtake half ivgood realestate and half cash or secured note, an
Imported Percheron mare five years old, ex-tra fine individual, infoal to registered horse ;also, a French draft stallion, registered;flue looker aud all OK.- Lock Box 2,LongPrairie, Minu.
OR SALE—Good working horse; 1,400lbs.; willsell cheap or willtrade. Ad-
dress HTIToronto ay.
FOR SALE— Good horse, five years old,J cheap; 1,100; horse nine years old, cheap.
500 West Seventh st. .OR SALE CHEAP— A good family
horse, perfectly safe for ladies to drive,sound in every particular, nine years old. F.11. Middleton. 142 East Third st.
FOR SALE—Agood jump-seat cutter anda pony sleigh. Apply Henry E. Wedel-
stpedt 95 East Third st.
FOR SALE— Several teams of tiue drivinghorses, sleighs, bobsleds, carriages, robes,
harnesses, all ingood order, and first-classoutfits at reasonable prices. Address M 80,Globe.
FOR SALE—A fine family sleigh, three-seated. Call on Ed McKinnev, corner
Sixth. Market and St Peter.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two delivery wag-ons, one with top. Feed Store, corner
Sixth and Washington.
Pull SALE—
two-seated sleigh, doubleX or single, built by St Anthony HillCar-riage Works: cost $29;); willsell for*one-thirdits value; call at Joe Rothwell s. 447 Jackson.
OR SALE CHEAP— Five-year-old mare,weight about 1,000 lbs ;buggy, harness,
blanket, at 1184 Jessie st.-
HANDSOME thoroughbred mare tor sale;perfect under saddle or in harness* ;
wouldmake excellent brood mare. 11. Orr,care LehighCoal and Iron Company, cornerTtiirdaud Cedar.
ORSES HOARDED at Cloverdale Stocki-J. Farm, Lake Elmo: good feed, care andattendance and paddocks for exercise; stockleftat U65 East Seventh St., corner Fiiuouier,willbe called for ana returned. TrumanStrobridge, Manager, 194 East Seventh st., St.Paul. \u25a0
HORSES wintered cheap near city: goodcare. Inquire of J. I.Faricy, 30 East
Fourth st.ORS i;s WINTERED—Good care, warm
stable; single and box stalls. Address£. T. Whitcher, Macalester.HOUSE, sleigh aud buggy for sale cheap.
1-18 Ramsey st.
JUMP-SKAT SLEIGH for sale; $15; ingood order. 53 East Fifth.
ONE SOUND BUCKSKIN HORSE andharness, $25; without harness $20. C27
Jackson.t>NY CUTTER—For Sale Cheap— Good
as new. Inquire at X2Sherman st.«Al> ESPECIAL OFFER in Personal
column.
SET OF SLEIGH RUNNERS for salevery cheap: almost new ;suitable for de-livery. At 405 Edmund.
OTANDARD TROTTING STOCK ATO Auction— Great Breeders' Sale at Chicago,111., Dec. land 2, 1891.— Peter C. KelloggCo.. Auctioneers, will sell at their,new auc-tion buildings, Washington boulevard andCampbell avenue, Chicago. 100 head of fash-ionably bred trotting stofK, consigned byprominent breeders of Michigan, Wisconsin,Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and Tennessee.Stallions, brood mares, colts and liliies, bysuch great sires as Mambrino Patchen, Al-crzar. 2:2oVi>. and his fullbrother, California,Aberdeen, Electioneer, Eagle Bird,2:21; Rob-ert McGregor, 2:17^; Nutwood, 2:16%: Ego-tist, 2:22</2: Mrathmore, Kentucky Prince,Swigert Sultan, 2:24; Mambrinoltussell; andby such great sons of George Wilkes as Am-bassador, 2:>114: Red Wilkes, Jersey Wilkesaua YoungWilkes, 2:2£ty. Also brood maresin foalby many of the foregoing and bypilotMedium, Axtell, 2:12; Direct. 2:06 (p.);An-tceo, 2:1*%, and other great sires. This is thesale to go to, and now is the time to go. Cat-alogues ready Nov.20 at the offices of theauctioneers. 107 John St.. New York,and 407Rialto Building,Chicago.. 111.rpmitD ST., 248. WEST— For rent, roomX with or withoutboard; to working girl
very reasonable.EAR-OLD MAKES for sale for
X cash; they are beauties: one silver maneand tail, the other bay. Inquire of owner.325 Martin st
WANTED—A few more horses to winterat my new boarding stable, 775 Ash-
land ay.;good stalls and large paddock forexercise. John J. Breiinan.
WANTED—
A team or one horse fortheir keeping for the winter by a re-
sponsible party; first-class care. Address J74, Globe.
WANTED—Span of carriage horses tomatch; must be sound in every re-
spect Apply at 221 Ea<=t Seventh st.
WANTS'.D— Agood cutter cheat) forcash.Address Z 78, Globe. '\u25a0 .
WANTED— good road cart, chenp;state price and where itcau he seen:
also a speeding cutter. Address F. G. II,Globe.
ANTED TOBUY— pairs of lightbobs cheap for cash. Call 821 Mar-
shall ay. today.
WANT to buy some cheap horses at 31Chicago ay., West St Paul.
WANTED—
Good second-hand cutter.6?4 Bates ay.
WANTED—
A few more horses to winter;single and box stalls. H. C. Barton,
\u25a0 Inver Grove.'
ANTED—Fifty heavy work horses atfrom $40 to553 Dtr team ;no cripples.
Inquire for Spence. Merchants' hotel, bun-dav. between 9 and 10 o'clock.
ANTED—Horses to keep for the win-ter; good feed, warm quarters; best
of care guaranteed. Inquireat 27 DavidsonBlock.
WASTED TO BUY.
AST-OFF CLOTHING—Highest pricepaid for ladies' and gents' garments;
orders attended any distance; St. Paul orderswill please give directions. E. Green, 216Washington ay. south. Minneapolis.
COASTING SLEDS forMe! Durocher &J. Wessel, Seventh and Cedar.'
C" OAT—Agood fur-lined coat for medium- '/ sized man. Address, full particulars, P
79, Globe.'
LOWS—Iwant to buyseven first-class new\u25a0> milch cows. Address F 97, Globe.
LKVATOK— hand elevator forA-J two-story building; must be ivgood or-der. Address X 74. Globe.
CKXlTl'RE—Wanted to buy, all kindsJL of household goods; highest cash pricespaidin city. Cardozo Furniture and AuctionCo., 45810 462 Jackson St., between Eighth\u25a0oud Ninth sts.
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PIANO—
Wanted to buy forcash, a pianoX not to exceed $50; must be a good in-strument. Address D 7s, Globe.
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TYPEWRITERS ASl> SUP-PLIES.
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coasting SLEDS for2l>c. Durocher &> Wessel. Seventh and Cedar.rpHE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER—X Constantly improved :desks fornilmachines; paper, ribbons, carbon; send for catalogue. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict,Eakt Fourth st
OTENOGRAPHERS furnished with po-O sitlous and business houses supplied,without charge to either party. Apply toWyckoff. Seamans & Benedict, 94 EastFourth St
MUSICAL./COASTING SLEDS for29c. Durocher <£v_/ Wessel, Seventh aud Cedar.
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IANO TUNER— Address S. E.Crutchett,Box 402, Postoffice, St. Paul; price, $1.50;
reference^ •\u25a0imm.-i
POPULAR WITS.IOR SAVE.
FEW DNKEDKBMKO DIAMONDSand solid gold watches for sale at half
their value. Capital Loan Company, Room12. Schutte Building, Seventh and Jackson '•i-i.
IKOS of all kinds. De Cou & Co., ziWest Third. • -IKlis—Beautiful red bird* or Virginia
nightingales, fine sinrors. halt price;only S3. 30 West Water St., West side.
BILLIARDTABLE—Large billiard table.E. W., Globe.
B11.1.1Aid)TABLE—For sale, completeoutfit forbilliards and pinpool: forsalecheap. Inquire of Smith & Farwell, 3>9
East Seventh st. ,t'FFALO KOBES— For sale, two good
buffalo robes. .Call evenings, 6 to 8, atMB Marshall ay. \u25a0 \u25a0 .
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C^ALIUKAPH—A No. 2caligraph ingood'order for sale at 244 East Fourth st.
C^LOAK—For sale, hair seal clcaS, size 40,\u25a0> new; sell cheap, or trade; also Indian
headdress. 248 West Third.
COWN- For sale, a choice lot of freshJ milch cows every day. Kent & Rogers,
Union Stockyards. South St. Paul. Minn.
CiOWS—
Two Jersey cows forsale or trade*forgroceries. 151 West Seventh.
CiOASTING SLEDS for 29c. Durocher &'Wessel. seventh and Cedar.
. r\fc.SK—Flat-top desk and chair. W.,GluLe.
KKKICK—Stiffleg derrick tor sale ntyour own price. Room IQ.Globe building.
DO«s— Jet black, pure-bred Newfound-land puppies: SI each. 213 East Belvi-
dere st. corner of Oakdale ay.
DOOS—
For sale, lush setter puppies, bredfrom very best imported stock. Inquire
of John Prlster. 215 East Seventh st
DENTAL INSTRUMENT CASE; cost$60: will sell forS?5. 815 Hague ay.
DEEK FOIJ SALE— A young deer. In-quire at Feed Store, corner Rice andRondo.
ODGE'S Hair Restorative and Cure forBaldness can be found at 515 St. Peter
St., Room 1. :
RESSING KOBE-Japanese silk, ele-gantly embroidered, quilted silk lining;
never worn;nice Christmas present for lady.Address M.,442 Brondway.
NOINK—Old Morrison dental engine;with two new hand pieces— one a right
angle; SIS. Hague ay.
ENGINE—
sale, a*»seven-horse-power-Lj Otto gas engine in perfect condition;will sell very cheap. Inquire of Lanr.her,Finch &Skinner. 186 and 18$ East Fourth st.
ELK IIOKNS—Two fine pairs ofelk hornsfor sale or exchange. Address Y7l.
Globe.OK SALK—Cow. part Jersey. Price. S^O.
Apply769 Laurel ay.
OR SALE—A complete banking outfit,including safe, counters, desks, check
punch and stationery, in a Wisconsin town:county seat and onlyban X in county: goodreason forselling; write forparticulars. Box215, Mason, Wis.
pUKNITUKE—For sale, elegant solid oakJL foldingbed, bevel mirror front, con 565,almost new, cheap; one solid walnut swingmirror, $12: one good cook stove and pipe,$6; one oak ice box, new, $5. .ApplyRoom 10,Globe.
URNITURE—For sale, second-hand fur-niture. stoves, carpets, and nil very
cheap. 63 East seventh st. Room 12. .C"J.U>'— For sr.le cheap, my 10-bore guv,*
with several hundred trap and papershells. Dr. Welch, Sherman Block, tixthand Wabasha.
HEATER— For sale a large h >;itcr andcook stove; both first-class. Call after
I'-1,231 Rondo.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS at private sale.277 East Tenth st.; Moquette, Brussels,
ingrain cm rpets; goods new: bedroom suits,easy chairs, dining room furniture, dishes,Mage erange, refrigerator, tains, etc.
LACE CURTAINS-For saleTfour pairslace curtains; cheap if taken at once.
Address D 89, Globe.ASTIFFS! !(PUPPlES)— Championpedigree, combining "Orlando." "Beau-
fort" "Baldur." "Crown Prince,"' "Elgiva,'Countess Woodlands." ApplyDr.Adamscn,St. Paul.
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ORGAN— A good Kimble organ for salecheap. 407 Martin st.
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OVERCOAT—
overcoat. beaver-trimmed, cheap. Inquire at 307 Thir-
teenth st.EONS
—Pouters, trumpeters, Jacobins,
\u25a0L owls and .tans, cheap. De Cou &Co., 21West Third. \u0084 :
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DE.HINGTON WHITER, goodAY condition, for sale cheap. Room 38, 474Wabasha st '
OEAL COAT—For tale, lady's $200 sealO coat: $75. Call from 9to 12 a.m.; Mrs.M.J., 351 North Franklin st.
SrOVES for sale cheap; gocd wood heat-ers. Applyat 033 Fauquier st.
TOKM. HOUSE and one office door, partO glflss; cheap. Address M 75, Globe.
AFES— large second-Land double-door fire-proof safes very cheap; one
jeweler's burglar-proof less than half price.Address Alfred May, 3133 Chicago ay., Min-neapolis. \u25a0
STOVES—
Three coal stoves for sale cheap.De Cou & Co., 21 West Third. •_
STOVE— For sale, stove. Radiant Home, No.60: ingood condition; forsale cheap at
949 Jackson st.TOVE—For sale, coal stove, $8: also eigot
O mirrors, large. Address corner Seventhand Cedar, basement barter shop.
DRESSMAKING.
tCOASTING bLEDS for2l)c. Durocher|&*-v Wessel. Seventh and Cedar.
DRKS>MAKING and luniily sewingwanted. Call or address 215 Spruce st.
r\RESSMAKING—
Miss Scott has re-±J moved to 515 Robert st. \u25a0
ij^ASHIONABLEDItESS AND CLOAK-Jl making at No. 45 College ay., at reason-able prices; fitguaranteed.
JUST AKRIVED-Ladies' tailors and*J dressmakers; reduced prices for thirtydays. 11. E. Clone &Co., 417 Wabasha.I" ADIES—On Monday Iwill give to allJ-i customers a tailor cut pattern free; afewmore suits made for$3.50. ~'l7 Grove st.1" ADIKSdesiring perfect-fitting dresses at\u25a0Lj reasonable prices, please call at 312 Uni-versity ay. Room 10.
RS. ANNIE M'BRIDE, dressmaker,has removed to 233 East Seventh st.
Rooms 5 and 6, where she willbe pleased tosee her old customers and others.
ME. MARIE FAVRE, French dress-making: late with Worth, of Paris. 622
Wabasha St., corner Summit. St. Paul, Minn.EAD ESPECIAL ObFEiC inPersonal
column.
BOARD WASTED.
BOARD—Gentleman and wife desire boardin private family; terms. $40; can fur-
nish r>jom. Address" B 72, Globe.
BOARD— Wanted. looms and board bythree young ladies in private family;
lower town:give terms. II79. Globe.
BOARD—
Married lady wishes board androom instrictly private family; terms,must be reasonable ;state loc alien and termsAddress Z 79, Globe.
OAKD—Wanted, two or three furnishedor unfurnished rooms with board for
two. Address Q 72. Globe.OARD AND ROOM— Wanted, byyoung
man, board and room in private family.Swedish preferred; central location. Ad-dress C 79. Globe.
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BOARD— by a man and his wife,board and comfortable room in private
family, where no other boarders are kept.Address Boarders, Globe.
(COASTING SLEDS for29c. Durocher &J Wessel. Seventh and Cedar.EAD ESPECIAL OFFER inPersona
column.
PROFESSION AI*.
CCOASTING!«Lhl>s for 2*Jc. Durocher &/ Wessel, Seventh and Cedar.
LECTRIC AND VAPOR BATHSMrs. F. Bagnall. 159 West Seventh.
LADIES— removed; medicatedfacemassoge at your homes; practicallady dermatologist Address Caucasian ArtToilet Company, Room 204, Grand Block.Wa-basba. - *
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR permanently removed from the face, neck. arms, breastor between the eyebrows, by electricity, with-
out Injury; moles and warts skillfullytreat-ed, Mrs. Baldwin, 33 Mannheimer Block.Uours, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m,
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIRpermanently re-moved from the face, neck, arms, breast
orbetween the eyebrows, byelectricity, with-out injury;moles and warts skillfullytreat-ed. Mrs. Baldwin, Suite 3. The Dakotah,37C\i SelDy ay. Hours, 10 a. m. to 4p. m.
POPULAR WANTS.BUSIfIfIESS chances.
F. V. Abbott's Bargains,32 Chamber of Commerce.
'11l 9HO HlYs '"rniture In twenty-\u25a0U'-li^v'V/ roomed flat inheart of cityclearing SIX) monthly: fine rooms and ele-gant furniture; will invoice £2,500. •
UTCHEK BUSINESS— good one; willsell one-half or whole to good man; canshow bigbusiness and handsome profits.£) FINE fifty-foot lots on Goodrich ay.. la-"** side SuelHng, to trade for good businessor clear farm; big bargain.
BEST job printingoffice incity: will takepood farm or city property in TwinCities or Chicago in exchange; about $3,000./"lIGAIt AND CO>FfcCTIONERY—V^ Agood one; livingrooms; $400 buys it.
RKSTWLUKA NT-Clearing $200 monthly \11 51,500 buys it:no lunch counter.DKst BAKERYin city;not on Wabasha;-L» splendid oven, pans, troughs, benches,store outfit,two horses and wagons, etc.etc ;over 8:{,0(K) yearly profits; 81,500 buys it:don* hesitate! See me Monday.
EXAMINEmv r-ltis very exten-sive; no charges: ifyou want to sell you?business reasonably, list it with me; younothing ifIdon't sell. F. C. Abbott
Mclicuncy &Church.013 New York Life. \u25a0
"jVTEAT CIGAR, CONFECTIOXKRTfJ." and restaurant combined; this iicaSeventh and canst be sold; come quiet. • -••C'IGAU AND CONFECTIONER*i stores: livingrooms attached; $100 up. )
BOARDING HOLSK% surrounding thecapital on instalment plan; anythingyou want; come and see us. : ,
<£1 ()()() ()Cl(\ CLEAK LOTS to«j?I,UUU,UUU trade for businessblock anywhere where dividends are da- \u25a0
clared; St. Paul orMinneapolis preferred. ,'OTELS. BOAKDI>'(; HOUSES; any-
thing in any line; ifyou want to gointo business we can satisfy you: Itwillonlycost you fifteen minutes' time; take elevatorto No. 913 New York Lite.
ALLWE ASK is for you to come in be-fore youbuy and be'eonvinced that woare headquarters.- McKenney &Church.
.HiM-flliincoHs.GOOD RESTAURANT forsale. Ap-ply 110 South Wabasha it..West St.Paul.
A(i;:XTLKMANwith St.iX.'O to take halfinterest in abona fide business paying
at present 13 per cent: my object Is to In-crease business: must hear from himbeforethe 3d inst. ; investigate. Address A 844,Globe, Minneapolis.
OAKDING HOUSE, 11rooms; 379 Ros-abel st.;$25; inquire 548 Bradley st J.
Menz.Oasting SLKUS for 20c. Durocher &i Wessel. seventh and Cedar.
FOR SAI.K—Halt interest in a cash gen-eral merchandise store in a good Minne-
sota town. A first-class opening fora goodman. Address X (>;>. Globe.
E>ott SALE—HaIf interest in first-classestablished business inst Paul, worthS^.OOO, willsell for $.>,030 on account of sick-ness. inquire of S. P. Crosby, German-
American Bunk Building.
F*ok SALE—Respectable business, pay-inghandsomely today: absolutely safe:
cash required. $1,500 to 82,000; security takenfor bHlance; total cost. £3.000, or would takea partner ifcapable of managing business,and allow salary. This is boua fide, andplaced inour hands for sale. a. B. Wilguv128 East Fourth st. .C*oit SALIC—The furniture, fixtures andA lease of Astoria hotel, situated on Waba-sha st., between fifthand Sixthsts., St. Paul;lease runs to May. 1892, with privilegeof two •
years" extension ;this is a gooa stand forhotel business, being in tire central part of-the city, near postoffice, city and county :buildings; terms cash. Ft Paul Title In-
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surance and Trust Company. Assignee.
f'OH SALE-Shoe store, inSt. Paul; poodlocation; low rent; stock. $3,000 at 75c.
sa'es last year, 514,0.i0; only those having thecash and mean business need apply. Ad-dress J tit, Globe.
F*OR SALE, at a bargain 'boarding house,restaurant, cigar and confectionery
store combined; best location in the city:good reasons forselling. 137 Ramsey, corner
'West Seventh.
f'OK SALf—The Union Creamery of.\u25a0L Olivia forcash or approved notes; situ- \u25a0
ated inone of the best <)airv districts in the sstate; is the best equipped creamery in thecounty: cost $3,300 two years ago; fast sea-son's make of butter was 60.000 pounds :rea-son for selling, owners have too much otherbusiness; sealed bids received until2:30 p. m. Dec. 10. 1801. For further particu-lars call on or address A.D. Simpkins, Olivia,Renville County. Minn.
GOOD FAVI.Xi ISLSINKSS ... FORI sale. Fur particulars inquire of C.Bechhoeffer, German-American bank build-ing. '
;;UOTOGKAI'H GALLERY OUTFIT
for sale at less than cost; $200 cash, bal-ance one year. A. B. Moffatt, Le Sueur,Minn.
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SI'OMATIS* OPE FOR SALE; $15!815 Hague ay.
WAN'I'KU-A partner with some capitalto joinadvertiser in a big money-mak-
ingdeal; positively a good investment, bestof references furnished. Address S K),Globe.
ANTED—Party with small capital totake right for Ramsey and Hennepin
counties; splendid opening to right man;call and investigate. Room 26, GermanlaHank Building.St. Paul.
STOKE A3l> HiltFIXTURES^
fIIBBiBBIiBILLIARD AND POOL TABLES ANDBILLIARDSUPPLIES. Warerooms, 405 and407; Office and Factory, 411 and 413 Fifthavenue south. Minneapolis. Minn.'
PATENTS.
CiOASTING sleds for2oc. Durocher &• Weggei. Seventh and Cedar. ~MKKIOANPatent Market and Novelty
Factory. A. M. Carlson, solicitingat-torney and manufacturer and seller of pat-ents. 615 and 617 Mississippi st., St. Paul.
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CHIROPODIST.
CiOASTJNG SLEDS for 20c. Durocher Av^ Wessel. Seventh and Cedar.
OCKWOOD, THE CHIROPODIST—Alldiseases of the feet. 293 and 294 En-
dicott Arcade, Robert st., between Fourthand Fifth tits.
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STOKE AAI> BAR FIXTURES
{VTEWAXD SECOND-HAIfO SALOON1* fixtures, ice boxes, mirrors, pool andbilliard tables, counters and shelvin. "«:ld-Wasliingtouive north iiiuneapolis.g
Health Js_ WealthDe. E. C. West's Nekve and BrainTeea*-
went, a guaranteed specific for Hysteric Dlz,ziness. Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia-Headache, Nervous Prostration caused byiliause ofalcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Men-tal Depression, Softening of the Brain re-sultingivinsanity and leading to miSery, de-cay and death. Premature Old Age,Barren-ness, Loss of Power ineither sex, Involun-tary Losses and Spermatorrhoea, caused byever exertion of tlie brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence Each box contains one month'streatment. $1 abox. or six boxes for $\u25a0>,sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee sixboxes to cure any case. With each orderforsix boxes, accompanied with $5, wesen thepurchaser our written guarantee to refundthe money ifitdoes not effect acure. Guar-antees issued only by W. K.Collier, success-or to Hippler & Collier, druggists, 7th andSibley sts.. St Paul. Minn. \u25a0—,--. ;
••Somebody I*Waiting for Thee,"and you can {jet tho mitualion by
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THE gAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1891.— SIXTEEN PAGES.