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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-25
POP ULAR WANTS.
SITUATION OFFERED.

SITUATION OFFERED.
females.
A -LADIES-Don't sell YOUR hair, but
"A. take it to the Franklin Wig Factory
and have it manufactured into q wig. 31S
Wabasha ST., Grand Block.
(HOOK-Wanted cook and young nurse
~ girl; small family. Apply at 7O7 Mar
SHALL
COOk-Wanted, a lady COOK and one din
- ing room girl at Elliott House, Still
water. Mimi.
OOk wanted at Pioneer House. Pine City,
MIMI; must be com petent: wages, SIS.
ADDRESS John +. Stone, Proprietor.
Cook-Girl wanted as cook and laundress;
~ good wages and permanent place; refer
ence REQUIRED. 442 Dayton av.
CoOK-Wanted, a competent cook. PCS
~ Summit av.
COOK-Wanted one Cook and one second
~ girl: German or Swede. Apply at Daily
News counting room, IS East Fifth st.
TIMING ROOM GIRLS wanted at Wind
~ sor hotel: wages Si7 per month.
DINING ROOM GIKL wanted. s. East
u Eighth ST.
DREssMAKER wanted at III West
IL Fourth.
HoUSEWoRK-Gir wanted to do gen
second bell.
IoUsEW ORK-Wanted. good girl for
II general housework 633 North ST.
Wanted. servant for gem
-. - eral housework i'll small family Apply
3GO SelDy ay.
HoUSEWORK-Girl for general house
II work. 7O6 Cherokee av
uOUSEWORK-Glr for light housework.
II Apply between 10 and u, 169 West
Fourth.
OUSEWoRK-W Wanted. girl for house
II work in family of three. 40 Valley st.
IL OUSEWoRK-Wan girl for general
- houseWork; Swede or German preferred.
$40 Minnesota st.
Wanted, girl for general
"A homework. Apply 227 lglehart st.
III OUSEWORK-Gir wanted for general
IL homework; German preferred. SIS Wa
couta ST.
lOUsEWORK-W Wanted competent girl
II for general housework in small family;
no washing; good wages. GIG Dayton ay.
HOUsEwORK-W Wanted. at $50 Grand
IL avenue, girl to do light housekeeping
and assist in care Of two children.
HOUsEWOKK-Gir wanted tor general
II housework at l45 Iglehart ST.
uOUsEWOKk-Gir for general house
L work in family or TWO persons. $50
st. Peter St.
ii OUSEIVORk-W Wanted, neat respecta-
IL BILE German girl to do housework and
plain cooking in family of two adults. Call
500 John street
II OUSEWORk-Good girl wanted for
IL general houssWoTk. 10 East Tenth st.
opposite capitol.
IL OUSEWORK-W Wanted, girl for general
IL homework; three miles out of city; no
objection 10 woman with one child For par
ticuiars, call S2S East Seventh st.
HOUSEWORK- gtrl to do plain
IL hOusework. TO ST. Peter st.
NURSE-Wante woman to take care
~ OF an old person. Inquire 472 Sibley st.
NURSE GIRL-Wanted, IA nurse girl at
IN 430 Portland av
GEWING- Experienced hands wanted 10
- sew ladies' underwear. Call at 45 West
Third st.
CkIRT HANDS-Wanted, skirt and waist
~ hands at Mrs. Williams, 3S2 DAY ton aY;
come ready to go to work.
w ANTED-The tesG girls for housework
w the city and country affords. Chris
tan Workers Society Grand Opera block,
$50 St Peter ST.
w ANTED-Three girls for general house
w work and cooking and also two sec
ond girls. 800 Walnut st.
WOMAN wanted to do housekeeping.
wv Cali at 2S4 Pleasant av.
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OFFICE ):
| MINNEAPOLIS.
CITY OPFIcE-No. L
Washington ave-, s..
! corner Hennepin, in
Nicollet House. Block.
| DEPoT-Cor. Third
ST and Enii 9Th Ak n
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POPULAR WANTS.
FOR RENT.
s Edward CorniDg's Rent List.
81 --- BIT Jackson St.
MODERN HOUSE on Virginia av; low
VI rent
GOOD HOUSE, Mississippi ST.. cheap.
STORE on upper Third St.
STORE on Broadway.
STORES AND FLATS on South Robert
HnNE apartment in Clinton block, West St.
= Paul Edward Corning, 317 Jackson st.
aE BOARD OFFERED.
. RoARD-Room aud board at 526 Robert St.
2 ROARD-Nicely furnished rooms, with
q board gas, bath and piano; also table
bpard- 226 East Tenth st.
ROARD-Nicely furnished rooms. with ex-
II cellent table board and with every con-
Henlenee, and very reasonable. POI East
Thirteenth st.
BOARD = Furnished front room with
- board; use of gas; also table board IS
East Eighth ST.
ROAkD-49 Tilton = Front parlor aud
- rooms. with or without board: all mod
ern conveniences; rates low.
ROARD-Furnishedo or unfinished rooms
- with board. Finest location in city.
4S1 Wilins ST.
ROARD-Persons living near corner Nell
- son and Western avs. can get first-class
board at 1868 Nelson av.
POARD-Nicely furnished front room
- ana board, reasonable, with home COM
forts at So Iilton.
ROARD-For rent three or four nice
~ suites of rooms, with first-class table
board, from June /, at Lyons Court, between
Nlnth and Tenth on Sibley.
ROARD-Nicely furnished rooms with or
without board; good location; terms
reasonable. COB jackson ct.
ROARD-Good room and board; s.. so per
II week. los West Sixth st
| TTOPiA-Nicely furnished rooms, with or
~ without board. at 493 ST. Peter St. cor
ner EXchange.
FGEs SALE
BARBER FURNITURE for sale. cheap
= for cash Inquire at 4S2 Sherburne av.
1 AVN MOWER-For sale, % Easy
- lawn mower. Apply 800 eelby av.
SEWING MACHINES = Second hand
- sewing machines all kinds; price, $40 to
$50 81 West Third st.
CODA FoUNTAIN-Bargain No. 1
~ soda fountain. Inquire No. 143 Wood
ward av.. east of Bradley.
W1SiT PRUDEN STOVE CO.-Ware-
house, 1911 Sibley st. Unequaled ad-
vantage.
PERSONALS.
GALL on MIME, moss, the celebrated
- clairvoyant and magnetic healer
Room 316 Market ST., near Sixth.
EMMA THORSON = Magnetic healer.
H 10 Fifth st. north, Minneapolis, flat L.
M RS. KATE HOSkINS - Magnetic
!fI Healer-Psychometr and trance med
1um. 225l2 West Seventh ST., st. Paul.
M RS. NJ A. TUSsEY, 223 East Eighth st.
1'A Magnetic and massage treatment for
nervous diseases paral ytic and rheumatism;
also ciairvoyant. Hours Q a. m to 9 D. m
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Observation-Disclosures EbtlSEstGNS NI2saL1CCS
~ milk store; best location on good bust
ness street; look this up also South St Paul
lots for sale or exchange for business lot III
city or a farm. Address \ 10 Globe
I OTEL-For rent, Globe hotel. Rush City
L partly furnished. Inquire of p. L.
Flynn.
GORQ WILL BUY the Ryan laundry
'p<~OO complete; horse and wagon and
fixtures. Call at 444 Robert
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CaleniC Medical Institute
40. 81 E. Third ST.. St. Pau. Mf7,.

Establishedin 1861 foc
the cure of private, merry
ousand chronic diseases
including Spermator
rhoea, or Seminal Weak
Less, Nervous Debility
Impotency, Syphiiis
Gonorrhoea. elect, STRIFE
ture, Varicocele, Hydro
cele. Diseases of Women,
etc,
The physicians OF tn
old and Reliable Insti-
f,,fo Ac~A4;,ll $500 ~
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TiCXEr

i lCN L 1
ST. PAUL.
CITY OFFICE No.
1919 East Third street.
corner SiDley.
DEPoT--Foot Fourth
street. terminus cable
lima
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THE SCRAP BOOK

ST. Paul, Mimi
Will publish your treasured clippings if
worthy. Send 10 cents for a sample copy.
Il. S. MILLS, Manager
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Suburban..

(tH0ICE LOTS go feet front I43 to 1870
- deep in Hunts addition to ST. Anthony
Park adjoining interurban motor line fare
10 any part OF st. Paul or MINNEAPOLIS five
cents; city water. D. Il. Hunt, owner, st.
Anthony Park
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FOR SALE, Oh ftAP-A farm of 80 acres,
with crops, half mile from the depot
nj Clayton, Polk county, Wis. 30 acres under
cultivation: good well of water and good
buildings for teams. Apply to W. L. Wallace,
CLAYTON Polk county Wis
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the above diseases-are regular graduates
and guarantee cure in every case under
taken, and may be consulted personally or by
letter
Sufferers from any of these ailments, be-
fore consulting others. should understand
their diseases and the latest improved treat
ment adopted at our institute by reading our
books.
The Secret Monitor and Guide to Health. a
private Medical Treatise on the above dis
eases, with the Anatomy and Physiology OF
the Sexual System in Health and Disease,
illustrations, sent to any address on receipt
ofreduced price. only Twenty Cents Or value
in one or two-cent stamps
Pamphlet and chart Of questions for stat
ing case sent free.
All business strictly confidential. Office
honrs, s a. m. 10 p. m, Sundays excepted.
Address letters thus:
GALENKC INSTITUTE,
st. Paul, Mimi
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SALESMAN to sell goods to merchants by
~ samples; big pay for " orkers; new goods;
permanent situation: chance TO build a fine
trade Model Manufacturing Company, South
Bend Ind
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TYPEEy EcGTEEsS AND SUP.
PLIES.

THE REMINGTON TYPEWRlTER-
L Constantly improved; desks for all ma
chimes; paper, ribbons. carbon; send for cat
alogue. Wyckoff, Seamans d. Benedict 81
i asst Fourth St
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PROEESSIOX4I

NUPERFLUOUs HAIR moIes- warts eIc
= permanently removed by electricity. Mrs
Baldwin, Suite 205, The Colonnade. corner
st. Peter and Tenth; entrance on st. Peter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-25

I1RiNfER-Wanted, a competent job fore
i man; state wages; experience; referen-
ces; Address Red Wing Printing Company,
Red Wing MINI
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Miscellaneous.

GARDEN FARMS for sale near White
u Bear lie; only thirty minutes to st.
Paul: will sell from two to eighty acres, with
orchard and buildings if desired II. Hall,
Room ,, Manufacturer Block
&o sIO0-SIX-ROOM all modern
'p')9 <OO house 293 Chatsworth street
near lelehart. James, O'Meara. BOZ jackson
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POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male

RELL BOYS wanted at the Windsor.
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REAL ESTATE FOB. SALE.

> COATMAKERS wanted at once. l.. o.
- Wilson, 2S5 East Seventh st.
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WANTED To RENT.

TN6GTAGE-Na nted, cottage of 4, 3, or 6
- rooms; city water and cellar; within Is
minutes walk of Seven Corners; rent not to
exceed SIS Address 19S Globe
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WANTEIA IT'D RuX

billiard Wanted, two bill
ID lard and two pool tables, first-class and
in good condition. Mail full description and
price to ID. a. L.. 12S East Fourth st.
CLOTHING - Gentlemens second hand
~ clothing; highest cash price PAID. Adj
dress ISL East Seventh St, Store
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-25

MI ACHINIST-Wan now, first-class
w machinist for steady work aud fair
wages; must be good general workman and
trustworthy; prefer married man who can
appreciate good job. James T.. Morrissey,
CrookSton Iron Works. Crookston, MINI.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08
THE --LATEST.

SEVEN crofters, who had recently
come from Scotland. went out fishing
at Victoria, u. c. While returning, one
If the boats with three men was over
turned and all drowned.
PRoF. JosErH LEtDY, the expert on
biological subjects, died at Philadelphia
recently. His brother. the well known
practitioner, also died about the same
time.
The convention of the Episcopal
.church in the diocese of Massachusetts
elected Rev. Phillips Brooks, of Trinity
church, Boston, TO the Office of bishop
to succeed the late Bishop Paddock.
MINISTER BLAIR has been summoned
back to Washington.
THE newspaper nnouncemcnt is
made that the armies of France on the
frontier OF Germany will he exercised
in night military maneuvers on a for
midablc scale.
ADRGEN MARIE, the French painter,
has died of yellow fever in Senegal.
TnE forest fires in northern Michigan
are estimated to have destroyed timber
worth Sl-J, UOO.
THE A. S. Whitney organ factory at
Quincy, ILL.,, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, $40, 900.
By the explosion Of the boiler of n To-
connective near Dayton. o., one man was
fatally and two others badly hurt.
A TRANSATLANTIC steamer was re-
ported ashore at kinsale, Ireland, on the
3Oth.
FOREST fires in Atlantic county, n.
j., were quite alarming and destruct-
i've. The timber destroyed was said 10
be worth slOo, 900. Several villages
were threatened.
QUEEN VICTORIA has returned to
Windsor castle from her trip to south
cru France.
THE Canadian parliament met on the
'SOth. The governor-gcneral's address
referred to pending questions with the
United States, which were in process
OF settlement.
lRiNCE BIsMAgcK was elected in the
supplementary b~alloting in the Gcste-
munde district, polling about one-third
more than Smalfcld, the socialist.
SELLS BIOS. circus was blown over
at Tilin, o. a lady had her skull
fractured by a falling tent pole.
AN individual known as ''Frenchy
No. l." under arrest, is thought to have
murdered aud mutilated the woman
Carrie Brown, alias Shakespeare"
at New York. jealousy vas the motive.
DEsrHucTIvE fires are still raging in
the Blue mountains near Reading, Pa.
Fire on the South mountain has covered
an area of six miles long by two miles
wide. The air is still filed with dense
smoke.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08
THE SOUTH.

IL n storm Matthew Bowers house,
even miles from Beda, Ky, wa RACED
and two children probably fatally in-
jured.
THRTY-FoUg prominent citizens of
Waco, Tex. have been indicted for al
legged municipal election frauds.
TIE Louisiana supreme court has de-
cided the lottery mandamus case in
favor of the lottery company.
GEN. W. A. STRONG. the ~defaulting
and ~absconding cX-secretary of state of
Louisiana, has returned and surren-
dercd. He had been living in Mexico
and the constant dread Of arrest caused
him 10 return.
I%YGLEsrpE, the country home of II. n.
Baker, n baltimore millionaire, was de-
stroycd by fire the other night, Loss
$50. 900.
THE opera house at Troy, Ala, coll
lapscd recently while n company of
young people were rchcarsing. Two
young ladies' were killed and two others
seriously injured.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. had q $3.50, 900
fire on the 2Dth, commencing in the
Campbell furniture factorz.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08


Col ROBERr g. lNGERsotL is con-
fined to his bed seriously III with the
grippe.
HOMER A. NELSON, cx-sccrctarv of
state OF New York, died mt PougIlkccp-
sic.
FIRE in llarrisonville, n. Y, de-
stroyed the business portion of the
town and several residences, causing
500. 900 losses.
CURwIN SToDDART, n wholesale dry
goods merchant OF Philadelphia. tried
10 commit suicide in Chicago but failed.
Cause, ovcrwork.
FoREsrroRr, near Utica, n. V, was
rayagcd by fire on the night of the a7th.
The birthday Of Gen. Grant was celc-
brated on the eth by turning the sod
for his monument at Riverside park,
New York.
CHARLES LUTHER WEBSTER, the pub
fisher, is dead at Frcdonia, y. Y.
INVESTIGATION showed that the Ninth
national bank, Of New York, had been
%defrauded Of 500, 900 by j. +. IIill. the
late president who died a month or two
ago.
REV. FATHER BRGoDY. of Miuncapo-
lis, Mimi, being in New York recently
with -, 800 in his possession, conided
the money TO a policeman he met on
the street for safe keeping. Next morn
ing he tried to find the policeman. but
lac was not there.
STEPHEN b. ELKINs is authority for a
statement hat Mr. Blaine will not be n
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for the presidency.
FIRE from some unknown II broke
out in the basement of the Center block
nj Franklin, Pa. The local department
was unable to cope with the flames and
aid was sent from Oil City. The total
loss was 800, 600.
OFFICIAL announcement Is made Of
the dissolution of kidder, Peabody Il
Go. The Encouragement leaves "A house
IN New York Independent OF the one in
boston.
TwENTy-FouR frame dwelling houses
in the village Of Leeds, n. Y, were
burned recently. The heaviest loser Is
ex-Judgc Hilton. Of New York, owner
of the greater part Of the village.
HAMILTON WARD, Of Allegheny coun-
~, n. Y, has been appointed by Gov.
Hill To the supreme court bench to fill
The vacancy caused by the death of
Thomas Curlcttc.
THE Rhode Island senate has indcf-
nitcly postponed the state worlds fair
exhibit bill.
The American Protective Tariff
league had n banquet at Madison
square garden, New York. on the night
Of the Goth. Cornelius n. Bliss pre-
sided.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF tho Daily Nova
WASHINGTON NOTES


JUsucE BRADLEY Is confined 20 his
home AZ Washington with the grippe
ENos ~ NEnEcKEh the new United
States treasurer. has filed his bond
EX-CoNGHEssNAN MCKINLEY. who
has been quite IN at Washington from
an acute attack Of indigestion, is much
better, and his physicians and friends
look for his speedy recovery.
ARGUMENT on the Sayward scaling
case has been postponed until the Octo-
Der term Of the supreme court
oN hearing Of the lynching Of the
gambler Hunt by the soldiers at walla
Nalla. Wash. President Harrison was
very indignant and gave orders for i'm
mediate investigation.
EDWARD O LEECH, director Of the
mint does not think there will be a
deficit
In Is reported hat John II. Reagan.
United States senator for Texas has
resigned
;. u. MILLER, son Of the attorney
general has been appointed TO the posi-
ton lately vacated by Mr.. Tolman.
chief Of the division OF acquisitions and
accounts Of the war department
SECRETARY TRACY Is on a pleasure
trip to Fortress Monroe.
Az accident by which four persons
were killed and several injured occurred
ON the Metropolitan branch Of the Bal
timorc A Ohio railroad at Gaithcrsburg,
near Washington.
Il connection with the suit Of the
state OF Wisconsin against ex-State
Treasures llarshaw and McFcttridgc
60 recover interest received by them ON
public funds during their terms of office,
Attorney-General O'Conner has brought
suit against eN-Sccrctarics of State
Richard Gunthcr, present consuLgcn-
cral To Mexico, for sg5, 600. Henry Iaetz
for Sj4,4aO and Ferdinand Keuhue for
600. 600.
lT is regarded n an assured fact that
Secretary Foster will change the form
of statement Of the public debt Of the
United States on July l.. The secretary
declares the present form of statement
Go be unsatisfactory.
IT was found that five men were
killed in the recent collision on the
baltimore & Ohio railroad near Wash
ington.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08

ofiNG o. q strike 81 printers a. Rome.
Italy on the 2sth. no paper appeared
next EurniuE.
lhh hines government on the estb
notified 'hc state department u IL un'
willingness ~ r~cscive ex-senator Blair
NJ United States minister
IHE movement for shorter hours Of
labor h Increasing throughout Italy.
In Mcssina. Catania and Palermo the
workmcn have resolved upon a general
strike unless their demand for a work.
ing day Of eight hour l. granted by
their employers while in Turin no less
than 5000 laboring people have de-
cided 10 follow the general example.
EN-kfNo T~ANAsEsE.of Samoa. i dead.
lie suffered from Bright's disease Of
the kidneys
THE United Mine Workers decided
That the time was inauspicious for nov
ing for an eight-hour day: consequently
the great projected strike for May /
was declared of.
IHE new cruiser Newark has been
ordered 10 undergo repairs owing 10 <
ccssive leakage oi the spar deck. This
will delay the vessels going into active
commission for some time.
a DISASTROUS fire destroying Duffv&
sons lumber yard and a large number
OF tenement houses, occurred recently
NJ Icrmondscy. London.
IHE C. IT, q q. statement shows a
decrease Of S3s5, iG4 in net earnings
compared with March Of last wear.
DYNAMITE bomb has been exploded
at the palace Of Balmaceda. the troubled
president Of Chilli. No one was hurt
GEN. NGACIo MEJtA, cx-minister Of
war Of Mexico, Is dead.
THE journal DIES Debats says that the
French ministers are in favor OF a re-
duction on the customs duties on wheat
FOR six months and the total abolition
Of those duties, II necessary.
TnE priests and pastors Of Moscow
are overwhelmed with requests from
Jews for baptism in order To avoid cN-
pulsion. The expelled Jews are cruelty
treated, being marched out Of the city
ufoot chained in bands by the wrists
The Russians aftcrward pillage the de-
serted shops and houses.
JAY GOULD proposes "a mortgage OF
S25, 900, 900 for the Union Pacific.
THE Union Pacific railways annual
report Is not so unfavorablc as was ex-
pected, the deficit for the whole system
being only s275,O 6G.
TnE Empress Of India, the first of the
new Canadian Pacific line steamers. ar
rived off the harbor ut Victoria. II. C..
on the 2Sth, exactly ten DAYS, four hours
and thirty-six minutes from Yokohama,
making the best time on record.
HONOLULU dispatches report that
Minister Carter has resigned from the
cabinet and that the people are clam
oring for a republic. 1t is said that the
life Of the queen is in danger, No par
t~iculars were obtainable.
PRESIDENT Polk, of the Farmers
Alliance, has issued n proclamation to
the order in which he sets forth the
plan which the national executive
board has adopted, and %counsels the al
lance 20 cease all chickering's aud To
get rid of disloyal members
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-08
THE WEST.

FRED FEssER, n farmer, was blown to
pieces near bourbon, Ind. lie was hold
Ing a basket of dynamite cartridges ut
the time, watching a stump go up.
ALABAsrER, the gray stallion with a
record of 2:15, died at Dayton, o., from
pneumonia lie was valued at $40. 600.