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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04
THE MO. QUITO COAST.
Consul Seal and Merchant Wei
Call on Gresham

OouSu Seai anu vi 5TCH0nG W ell
Call on Gresham
WASHINGTON. April 3.-B. B. Seal,
United States consular agent at Blue
fielos. and Samuel We'll, MERCHANT Of
that place. called at the state depart
ment today TO see Secretary Gresham
and explain to him the conditions on
the Mosquito coast which bad caused
them to come to Washington as n dele
CATION in the interest OF the American
residents. Secretary Gresham was due
at the cabinet meeting and could not
delay, SO the Interview was postponed.
Messrs. Seal and We'll made another
visit after after the cabiuet meeting
and talked with SECRETARY Gresham for
hall an hour. The secretary was then
Obliged to 20 to the capitol. aud the
Interview was broken off with the uii-
derstanding that it shall be resumed
tomorrow morning. No word has yet
reached the state department confirm
ing the repSrt that the Nicaraguan gov
ernment has withdrawn the eXequaturS
or Unl.eu States CrnSui Braila and
British Consul Bingham at Greytown
for their part in the BlueiieldS eniSo:ie.
There can be no question of the right of
government thus ID reject Il cuuSu.
even without explanation, and the
United States has acceded to this doe
trine III the past Braida was appointed
to Ills post from New Jersey in January.
1892, and the emolumentS amount to
about s., 800 per annum. There is reason
to believe that his course has not been
entirely satisfactory, and that he has
been strongly admonished by the de-
partment TO refrain from Interference
i'll the political affairs of Buelields.
and to contine himself to his
consular duties, but nevertheless the
NIcaraguan government has certainly
not helped toward q satisfactory suiu-
ton of the difficulty by ARBITRARILY re
;nov1ng our consul just ut zine when
the United States WAS about 20 inyeSti-
gate the matter. This investigation will
be conducted by Capt. Watson. COM
inaia.Hg Tie United: States steamship
San francisco, for Admiral Bennam'S
retirement Is SO near at hand that he
would be preciuded- from completing
the task if lie had undertaken il. A
cablegram was addressed today by Act
ing Secretary McAdDo to Admiral Ben
ham, Oh board the San Francisco at San
Lucia, w. L., relieving him OF further
duty and requiring him to return to the
United States either from San Lucia
direct or from Colon. He has seen his
last naval service, for he Will retire
probably next Tuesday.
The San Francisco is coaling at San
Lucia, and is expected toremain there
until tomorrow night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04
RICHER TARIFF
May Be Charged by Rail and
Lake Than Last Wear

May Be Charged by Rail and
Lake Than Last Year.
The representatives OF the several
lines III interest gathered Yesterday at
the Office of General Freight Agent
Clark, of the Omahd,to settle the matter
OF rates on lake and rail traffic before
the opening of navigation. Navigation
is expected to open about April Is.
There is strong sentiment in favor of
raising the rates to a tariff higher than
that which prevailed last year. Yester-
day there went into effect OH all lines
from minneapolis and ST. Paul to New
York. rate OF - cents per 100 pounds
on grain, flour and millstuffs. IN carload
lots, via Chicago. Milwaukee, Green
Bay, Superior and other lake ports.
Corresponding rates to Boston, Phiia-
delpha. Baltimore. Buffalo and other
EASTERN trunk liue points also became
effective. 1t lS,Understood that the rate
OF % cents viii serve as the rate for
baSlng purposes for any other tariffs
that may be decided upon. Chairman
Mldgiey, OF the Western Freight associ.
alton, Is expected iiere today TO take
part Ill the deliberations.
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BOEa AS "A .ANKER.
Funny Roast of the seventh DIS.
trict Congress

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-One OF the
FUNNIEST and at the same time most
ridiculous stories that have ever cropped
out through the columns of the country
press Is the one perpetrated by Bronson
Strain, OF the Battle Lake Review.
Bronson published hot rib-roast of
CONGRESSMAN Boen. asserting that he,
i'll connection with Joe Roach, of North
field, and Judge Buck, of Mankato. was
about organizing national bank. Boen
saw the newspaper containing the roast
and he was hot. IL never saw Joe
Roach" he said to GLOBE correspond
eni. II am not acquainted with Judge
Buck. One dollar and three cents in
coin is all the money l have Oh earth.
and pay day does not come until the 4th
of next month. That sum would be a
fine banking capital, wouldn't it?'
wonder what good ii does for newspa-
per men to lie"' was his final remark.
The correspondent of the GLOBE
looked sadly at the congressman from
the Second district, and assured him
that he did not know what comfort I'M
veraclty could possibly be to Journal
isi, as he had never published an
untruth
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Waugh (Rep.. Ind.) and Mr.. Daniels

Waugh Rep.. Ind.) and Mr.. Daniels
IN. ~ IN favor of the claims of the con-
testee. Mr.. Hilborn himself took the
floor in defease of his right to his seat.
After some further debate 10y Messrs.
Bowers and Loud, California. in favor
of the cOnteStee, and MeSsrs. Mcclure
and Brown against his claim. tie debate
closed, and vote was had upon the
first half of the substitute for the reso-
luton of the election committee declar-
ing Mr. Hilbern legally elected and
entitled 10 his seat
The first part of the substitute resoiu-
ton was defeated, $3.50. The next
vote was Oh the second part of the reso-
luton declaring Mr. English not en-
titled to his seat. Eleven Democrats
and four Popuiists voted for the con-
1estee, as follows: Democrais-Abbott,
Tex; Bartlett. n. T.; Breckenridge,
Ark: COnlnbs, N. Y: Crawford. N. G. (;
Harris. Kan.: Latimer,S. c.; McLaurin.
). G.; Ryan. n. Y; Shelf and Strait,
5. G.
Populists-Bell. Col. Boon. MIN. !;
Mckeighan. Neb., and Pence. Col.
The Republicans refused to vote upon
The English portion OF the resolution
and the Democratic quorum failed, the
result being 11-l60.
A truce was then declared for the
night. and at $50 p. III. theshouse adj
jOurued ~ IL.
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WANTS CAN BE LEFT

st the Following Locations for
Insertion in Eaiiy anu sunday
Globe.
NJ. ID. Merrill. -: Broadway.
s.H. Reeves druggist, Moore block. Seven
fClners.
c. #. Heller druggist tss ST. Peter street
Straight Bros, druggists, corner of Rondo
IIG.CIotto.
William X. Collier druggist 100 East Sew
tNth street.
AT. Guernsey. druggist. III Dale street.
IA. Hirscher druggist. -: Rondo street.
Sever Westby. druggist ti9 East Third
iueet
tireet s.
W A. Frost & Co..drrggists, rnersselby
md Western avenues. &
B. j. Willie druggist. see Market. Corner
Fifth.
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Growers Selections.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The presi
dent today sent the following nomina-
tons TO the senate: George f. Howard,
Neota, To-; Benjamin f. Wintersteen,
To-; Gustavus Scnnasse, Rapid City, S.
D.; S. S. Turner. Yankton, s. ID.
John Il. Brawley, OF Pennsylvania,
to be assistant register OF the treasury
George A. Howard, of Tennessee,
auditor of the treasury for the postoffice
department.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

The conference between the Great
Northern and the conductors commit
tee is over for the present, at least.
Fart OF the committee left Sunday
night, part went away Monday night,
and the remainder took its departure
last night. 1t is understood that al the
last meetings between the officials and
men some slight concessions were made
on the part of both the men and the
company. The modified schedules will
be carried to the employees of the ten
divisions OF the system for their action
upon them at their brotherhood meet
lngs. As The Great Northern system is
large one, this will necessarily require
considerable time. SO far as can lie
learned, the schedules will uiti-
mately become adopted without any
trouble. There has. all along, been
an intimation that with the return of a
more prosperous era the OLD order of
thlilgs Will be re-eStabiiShed. In a gen
eral way it may be stated that the modi-
led schedules contain the following
changes: Siightreductions ia wages are
made Oh mixed freight and passenger
runs; small reduction in the wages of
passenger trainmen and certain changes
III the code of rules.
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OF Course Not.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-Senator Pet
ugrew said today that there will be no
opposition to the confirmation of A. o.
1insley, yesterday appointed postmaster
at Sioux Falls, SD. He said MIR. Tinslev
was not his first choice, but was an
excellent citizen and would make a very
respectable official. The reports tina;
the senator was bitterly opposing Tins
ley were not true.
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Pensions and Postmasters.

TO IIIE UIUUt.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Pensions-
Original-Alfred j. Brown. Watertown;
Alison Nj. Newman, Minneapolis. Re-
issue-Joseph n. Foster, Becker Orig
inal MISUNDERSTANDING PatTratn, New
Ulm.
PoStmasters Minnesota. Herman
rerhaar. New Munich, Stearns, vice
Be"nthel Frevel. resigned; North Da-
kota. ii. 4. Hodgins, Attention, Cavalier,
vice IL. ii. Conn. resigned.
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CONVENTION RATES
Announced by Chairman Caldwell
Yesterday.

SSSCiaAssy.s
Chairman Caldwell is out with a letter
OF authority to all lines in interest to
make rates Of fare aud one.third on
accountO the following:
Peoria district Christian Endeayor
convention. Pekin, ILL.,. April G-S; cele-
bration of formal opening of Alton
bridge, May L; annual JOINT meeting
Nebraska and Iowa State Dental secie.
ties. Omaha, Neb., May IA; state
convention Prohibition patty, Bloom
lngton. H., May "a; annual meeting
Grand Lodge OF Minnesota, A. o. u.
W., at ST. Paul, May 15-i7. For tile
annual session of the grand encamn.
ment 1. o. o. t.. and the state conyen-
ton of The Daughters of Rebekah, at
Sioux Fails, S. d.. May 1918, Chair
man Caldwell authorizes rate of fare
and One-fifth.
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A Cut.itateS Kick.

Special to the Globe
WAS HiNGToN, April 3.-The railroad
conductors from Minnesota here in the
interest OF anti-scalper legislation be-
fore congress will have a hearing before
the committee on interstate and foreign
commerce tomorrow. They express
strong hopes of securing the passage of
a Dill prohibiting the cut-rate business.
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Kinds Promoted.

Special 70 The Globe.
WASHINGTON, April 3. = William
Kinds, Shakopee, has been promoted by
Secretary Carlisle into one of the most
responsible positions in the treasury
department. being chief of the accounts
division i'll the Office of the commissioner
OF Internal revenue. He will assume
the daties.of his new position in two or
three weeks.
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Nineteen NIil,oions orBonds

NEW York, April 3.-The Chicago &,
Northern Pacific first mortgage bonds
now on deposit with the United States
company amount to over $4,000. 600
the large increase being due to the
deposit Of the Rockefeller holdings.
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Sales by Hubert BOwn & Co.,
minneapolis.

ELEGANT and costly new and slightly
~ used furniture. piano. carpets. Brussels
order OF j. Nelson Esq, who is going to Cali
fornia. together with upwards of $50 lots of
handsome new parior, dining and bedroom
furniture from manufacturer relinquishing
business for sale at auction at 1.-The Aucuon
Mart. " BIZ HeDnepin av., Minneapolis. Thurs
day, April 9Th, at 10 a. m. precisely without
the slightest reserve. Total value over $4,000
Goods packed for shipping. Hubert Bown
Il Co. Auctiuneers
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FOE SALE.

DOR SALE 25-H. 2. boiler.
L 120-H. P. center crank engine.
15-H. p. engine.
Pacific heater.
Monitor injector.
1Pemberty injector.
Ain. 4-sider moulder.
30-in Sturtevant exhaust fan.
Comb hatcher and borer.
Rocker-arm cutoff saw.
And variety of shafting, hangers, pulleys,
boxes collars, and all the necessary furnish
ings for a small mill; will sell all or in part
must be sold at once: can be seen at our
factory, corner Goodrich and Western avs.
The E. D. Horton Trunk Co.
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pLACKSMlTH-Aj JOB wanted by a first
u class floorman: can do general repair
work; prefers horseshoeing; best of refer
ences: no objections 10 so to the co untry.
Address Il. K. 327 Wabasha city.
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OAK ER-A baker would like to get work
ID at his trade in some institution where
he could make himself generally useful
moderate wages. Please call or address N.
j. S.. l39 East Tenth St. city.
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pAKERS-Bread. cake and hotel bakers
- that want positions. Bakers Employ
ment Bureau Il West Third St
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by boy six
"A teen years old. position in frst-ciass
barber shop: will make himself useful in re-
turn for learning trade ADDRESS PA West
Seventh St, third floor.
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pOYs FOR PLACES. places for boys
- employment bureau for poor boys. free :;
Newsboys' Club Room. 3i3 Wabasha ST.; open
from II to II a. M. and from Tt, 9 D. m.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
EYEGLASSES LOST - Pair gold eye
IL glasses in toilet room Saturday after
noon; reward offered. Apply Schunemau &
Evans.
DING LOST-Near Hastings. on morning
IL of Sept. IL. by dropping from the Bur-
lington train, gentleman's diamond ring.
Full value of the ring will be paid to any one
returning to W. E. Magraw, Globe counting
room.
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AUCTION SALES.
havanagh & Johnson, Auction
GERS.

IfURNITURE. CARPETS. ETC, AT
l. Auction-We will sell at public auction.
IN the salesroem, Nos. iS7 and 1879 East Sixth
ST., on Saturday, April7. at 10 a. M. fine
lot OF household goods consisting OF white
painted bedroom suit. desk and chairs.
fine parlor suit Of six pieces some very nice
odd chairs and rockers. magnificent hall
tree. Center table, sideboard, extension
tables. sideboard, extension table, dining
room chairs. ~ handsome pictures, ward
robe. mirrors, four fine oak bedroom suits. stee
springs. hair and inoss mattresses, pillows
fine cooking range, dishes. cooking utensils
etc, also a tine lot of body Brussels and In
grain carpets. Ii you are looking for bar
gains in nice, clean furniture. by all means
attend this sale. Kavanagh & johnson
Auctioneers 1856 1888 and 100 East Sixth st.
DIANo, FURNITURE AND CARPETS
i at Auctien-We will sell at public auction
in the residence No. 513 Wabasha St., Wednes-
day. April 4th at 10 q. m, an elegant Hale
square piano. fine nall tree, nice willow and
upholstered parler chairs combination sofa.
sidebeards, = extension tables. "a dining
room chairs, center tables pictures, chenille
curtains, one fine Gold Coin heater. oak
bedroom suits. with springs, mattresses and
pillows. mirrors, single beds, commodes,
bureaus. etc.: all the dishes. 8-hole cooking
range with utensils; the carpets from the
parlor up. If you want bargains. attend this
sale. kayanagh d johnson. Auctioneers.
lSo, tSS and 1873 East Sixth
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WANTED TO REN

ID OOMs-Wanted, to rent on or before
IL May by young married couple, four
or five rooms; up stairs preferred; must have
kitchen and all conveniences: twenty min-
utes walk from postofice. Call on or al
dress T. w. g., at Browning, King & Co.'S
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miscellaneous.

WAIT for Winslow & Zimmerman's auc-
w ton of ninety head of horses and
mares next Tuesday. April I'D. at 10 a IN at
their stables, 116 Fifth st. south, Minneap
oils
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QOY twenty years old wants any kind OF
ID work: not afraid to work for low wages.
Apply F. R.. corner Cedar and Eighth SITS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04
HORSES AMI, CARRIAGES

A DMiNISTRATOR's sALE-I have 100
n head of horses which must be sold by
the Isl day of May Any horses not sold by
private sale by that time will be placed in
the hands of Winslow L. Zimmerman. Min
neapolis, to be auetioned off, These horses
were bred in Northern Iowa. range from
l.20O to l.SG0 pounds. are from four to seven
wears old, and were bought to be shipped
East. Remember that If you purchase be
fore the LIST of May you will save the auction
GERS commission. They must be sold on
account of the death of the owner by acct
dent. James P. Mulvehill. Administrator 81
and 80 Chicago av., West 81. Paul. Mimi.
HonsEs AT AUCTIoN-we win have
IL another sale of ninety head of horses
and mares Tuesday, April Sd. at 10 a. m, and
every Tuesday thereafter sales of horses,
ouggles, harnesses. ETC.; private sales daily
Cons1gnments solicited. Minnesota Horse
Auction and Commission Stable Winslow &
zimmerman, proprietors. 116 Fifth ST. south,
Minneapolis. References: First National
Bank, City Bank. Columbia National Bank
and Farm. Stock and Home.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY HORSES if
i will pay you to see Winsiow & thinner
mans horses first before buying as they are
the best in The market and will be sold for
less than dealers can buy them for Mime
sofa Sale Stable 1I6 Fifth ST. south, Mime
apoliS
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CONFERENCE is ENDED.
REVISED ScHeEUL IS TO Be HeMiy-
TED 10 THE B807Hs4H000S.
SLIGHT REDUCTION I'm PAY.

The Conductors Committee Gone
Home-Some Concessions Are
Made by the Great Northern-
Lake and Rail Rates Under
Consideration Convention
Rates Announced,
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QOY would like work of any kind; will
- work cheap Address Fred Clifford gen.
eral delivery. city.
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MOTHERS
FRHEND''
MAKES CHILD Birth EASY,

Colvin, La, Dec. 2, 1ss6.-Egy wis used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her thir5
confinement, and says sae would not be
without it Tor hundreds of dollars.
DOCK MILLS.
Sent by express on receipt OF price $50 per bet
tie. Book To Mothers mailed free.
SRSOF!EL0 REGULATOR CO..
'oR sAir or AL DRUGGISTS. ATLANTA as.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU WANT bell or locksmithing lob
done seesus. McCallnms. between Sixth
and Seventh SITS. 4l2 Minnesota st.
I UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS, UNI
~ brellas-Re-covered and repaired at ALI
Minnesota st.. between Sixth and Seventh.
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PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
A RE You IN TROUBLE:.Consult
"A Madame Ina Walker, life reader,- for
faithful reading of your past, present and
future; she will guide you in all affairs OF
life by power higher than human; CORE
spondeuce confidential; ladies, 50 cents;
gentlemen. 81. SIS Wabasha ST., opposite
capitol
A LWAYS Observation-Disclosures Tets
IA worth, clairyoyant: business test medI-
uni: thirty years experience. 475 Wabasha
ST., Room /, city
RLACKHEAD AND PlMPLEs cured
- permanently; superfiuous hair moles
and warts removed by electricity. NJ Hess,
CT Wabasha st.
MI ASSAGE and vapor baths Mrs. A. r.
AsI Bagnell Room o, 159 West Seventh.
M RS. DE- LAITTREZExperie mas
w sagist corner Seventh and abssha,
over bank: No. 43U: Parlor Is.
M KS DR. REA RDON-2g7 West Third.
Isl Corner Pleasant-Massage and yapor
baths: scientific work guaranteed
M RS. ALICE AUSTIN, clairyoyant,
w gives card readings for % cents. Is
West Exchange ST. lnear capitol.
N RS. 81 "A. CfUsshY) t;AlsnALOO-
Nl 624 Wabasha St.-Magnetic and massage
treatment for paralytic, rheum atism and
nervous diseases: also baths a m to 5 o. IN
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LONG DEADLOCK BROKEN.
E0USE DEN0cRATS GET TOGETHER
AaD HAVE A QUORUM.
o'NElLL SECURES HIS SEAT

The Missouri Democrat Made
Happy at Last-When English
Hiiborn Case Is Reached the
Quorum Fails Reed Tells
Democrats They Cannot Dis
credit Themselves Twice.
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TYPEWRITERS.
ACCOUNTANTS.

II NJ. Tn.MfLE. 81 GermanIa Life insur
Lie ance Building, expert and auditwork
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
elssakRs.

II or will put In some furniture with
party for boarding house. Address 3S,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

QOY wants work Of any kind: wages no
- object. Thomas Lynch. 636 Pine ST.
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RoOKKEEPEK-A young lady would
II like position; bookkeeper. cleik, etc. !;
good reference. Address :, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

DOOKKEEPER-w a position as
- boohkeeper by competent man; first
class reference: mo derate salary. Address
j., 632 StSPeter St. St Paul
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COOKS-Situation wanted by three first
-, class cooks with city references; also
second girl ;y2 Selby av
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

GOACHMAN-Wan position as coach
~ man; a first-clRss coachman in every
way; honest and willing to work, sober, etc. !;
64S Edmund ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

POOkkEEPER- Young man. expert
u enced i'll bookkeeping and general
office work. wants position; low wages; no
objection to leaving city. Address S.. 595
Lawson st City
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

COOK Wanted-Good, frst-class cook
- wishes situation; best of references. "
So Globe
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SITUATIONS OEoFERED.

a GENTS wanted to handle our hardy
n Canadian-grown nursery stock: salary
or commission. Stone & Wellington, Mad
iSOu. Wis
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WALTZING taught easy; private lessons
w given in ballroom dancing. Address
James Bodka 522 Cedar ST.
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COACHMAN-Young man twenty-six
~ years old would like place as coach
man or any kind of work; not afraid to
work: German ADplv r N AIS ST Peter ST
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WANTED TO BUY-stock of general
w merchandise anywhere in Minnesota;
will pay cash. Address u Al, Globe.
w worth of good, clear farm lands for
the same amount of merchandise, consisting
of clothing, hardware. dry goods. etc. Adj
dress Lindiey j. Allen, 1856 Wabasha ST.
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NOACHAIAN-Ay young man wants situa-
~ ton as coachman; can furnish best
references. Address Coachman. Ga West
Enurth st
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GIRLS for general housework waiting TO
~ places at 3S5 Walnut st.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

SERVICES and $1,000 loaned to employer
mortgage on property worth over $50 OOO,
will secure position in growing business at
salary of 500 per month. Address b IL.
Globe,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-04

CLERK = Employment = Young man
~ eighteen years old would like a position
in some Office or store as clerk or collector
will collect on percentages: can furnish ref
erences Address A. 3el Summit place