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cream to boiling and then make it and then with an old sheet all ready SITUATIONS WANTED—MAAE. rather thick with the minced tongue, for use are as acceptable as they are AN OPEN WANTS MftY BE LEFT TRAVELERS' GUIDE. and season to practical. LETTER. Wanted, the taste. When the CL.ERK— by young man of twenty- rrains Leave & tongue is thoroughly heated stir in a Sweeping caps are always useful and three, position as clerk In office or grocery Arriveat St. Paul as Follow*! beaten egg and remove from the fire acceptable presents. They can bo WHAT MRS. I. E. BRESSiE SAYB TO store; good education, good penman and UNION DEPOT, |the at At the followinglocations for inser- three years' business experience; best of SIBLEY ST. once. Meanwhile have prepared any launders household! made of fabric which references; W., • __ • slices Spread well, duck, AMERICAN WOMEN. Sunday Globe, will work cheap. Address of buttered toast them such as linen, satine or tion In the DoJly and thickly 493 St. Peter at. with this mixture and serve at dilesla. A pinked ruffle makes a pretty at the same rate* a» are charged by JM TICKET OFFICES. once. simple COACHMAN situation; thoroughly un- and finish. Speaks of Her Melancholy the main wants To make a brown fricassee of lamb on Condition office. derstands the business; careful driver and EPg 308 Robert St., Cor. 6th. IN MMV STYLES. Here Is another communication Birth very TONGUE tongues, the tongues are to be boiled the same subject from a bright lady, After the of Her Child. obliging; much in need of a place. ('Phone 480), and Depot. as HAMLINE. Address C. Pestell, 363 West st Union for braising, and can be done the famous for her in the selection of " Seventh Leave. b | taste 1 ! Except_Sunday. a Dally. Arrive." Beef Tongue, Lamb Tonsne and day before they are to be used. When gifts: Ifeel as if Iwss doing an in- Hamllne Pharmacy Drug Store DAIRY— 750 A man and wife want a place on Cnlf TongiH' for All Meal*. wanted cut them in two, lengthwise, can scarcely go amiss in select- justice to my suffering- sisters if I SNELLINQ AVENUK. dairy.. 263 Belmont. sprinkle them with salt and pepper One now seen, but ing Christmas gifts for a woman who did not tell what LyftiaE. Pinkhain's DAYTON'S BLUFF. DELIVERER—Young man of 20 years would A dish that is seldom and rollthem in flour. Put the tongues in one. MO:10am .Duluth, Superior, ago occupied prom- has a house or is interested Vegetable Com, Sever Westby Drug Stor« like to have work delivering or taking care Ashland.! bs:sopm half a century a into a spider in which there Is some innumerable manufac- :Jegew 679 of horses; is a good, careful driver ill:00pm ....Duluth and Superior....! a6 butter, The articles EAST THIRD STREET. and is Clty' :soam inent place at every table, is the rich- hot melted and brown them tured china, glass make a pound has done willingto work. Address 160 Milford St., : am Omaha - Kan. City at>:sspm nicely. finger pieces in and silver rtw^sa blO£2:osamSS S.V-Elmore, Falls, Plpestone ly glazed, rosy-meated tongue with its Have prepared bewildering array of things to choose for me, and its ST. ANTHONY HILL. upstairs. Su b6:sspm of toast, butter them and place them W^> J b4 :3opm j.Mankato, New Ulm, Tracy. highly seasoned sauce. Boiled tongue from, and the question, "What shall I Emil Bull Druggist EMPLOYMENT—Young man wants situa- ?10:05ami.Watertown, Huron, blo:Goam upon a hot platter. When the tongues one, worthto the world; /j^SL^ Pierre.j bfi:sspm a delicious dish when are not give?" rather than the old GRAND AY.AND ST. ALBANS. tion of any kind; have had experience in a8:lopm Su City, Omaha, City! a7:2;am is tender and browned lay them upon the strips W. A. Frost & Co Drug Store office; no objection to leaving city; refer- Kan. properly cooked; but it requires long of toast, the cut down, put "What shall Igive?" is the trouble- SELBY as:lspm[ California in Three Days"! a7 :2sam sides and some query. Many new designs are AND WESTERN AVENUE3. _enc esL_c * E. Reckmeyer, 192 Eapt Tenth st. and very slow cooking. the platters where they will keep hot. — Straight Bios Drug Store — the spider remaining seen in silver sugar tongs small in RONDO AND GROTTO STREETS. FIREMAN Work wanted by a young man Beef tongues are generally Put into with the A. who has had wages most butter one slice of onion and a heap- size and price, but most useful and A. Campbell Drug Store experience in firing; no TrCKETOFFTCEr used, both and the smoke- pretty, also sugar sifters and tea 235 RONDO STREET object. Address A. C. Welch, General De- /^%v the fresh ing teaspoonful of flour. Stir until it A. T. Guernsey Drug Store livery. -162- cured. The latter requires to be soaked is well browned before adding two strainers. 171 DALE STREET. HWWWOn EAST THIRD STREET. Sets of individual salt spoons, to be MACHINIST—Young man would like to get over night in clear, cold water before cups of good brown gravy or stock. BrackeH's Pharmacy Union Station, St. Paul sauce up once, used with the salt cellar, in place of VICTORIA AND SELBY some work in machine shop or any me- cooking. purchasing a tongue Let the boil flavor it AVENUES. work; very J^*™^ Milwaukee Depot, Minneapolis. In select with lemon juice, and strain around the salt shaker, are considered elegant. MERRUH PARK. chanical am a handsome me- the one with the smoothest skin, as it Small cream ladles and salted al- chanical worker and willing to work. G. Dining and Pullman Cars on | ST. PAUL. the tongue. Serve as soon as possible. A. L. Woolscy Drug Store Gocss, corner Delos and Livingston, city. Winnipeg and Coast Trains. |Leave. j \u25a0will prove a younger and tenderer tongues may mond spoons are seen in unique de- ST. ANTHONY AND PRIOR AVENUES. Arrive.' Lamb be rolled in beat- signs. Wanted, by boy Pacific Mall (daily): Fargo] piece of meat the rougher skinned en egg and then in bread crumbs and OFFICE WORK— a fifteen Bozeman, BuVe, Z than oddly designed HILLS. years of age, work in office or store. Ad- Helena, Mis- ones. tongues make a fried. Served with a tomato sauct? An and decorated ARLINGTON soula, Spokane, Tacoma Seat- The of calves they plate in one of the well-known wares C. R. dress 545 Sherburne ay. very dainty acceptable make an excellent luncheon dish. Marsliiis Drug Store tle and Portland |T:00pm 5 :55pm and dish. To scallop tongue, cu>t cold boiled is always acceptable, and small indi- CORNER BEDFORD AND DECATUR. OFFICE WORK— Wanted, by a boy fifteen Dakota and Manitoba Express Lambs' tongues are frequently seen tongue into small bits and for a heap- vidual plates used for butter, etc., at A. & G. A. Schumacher Drug Store years of age, work In office or store. Ad- (daily): Moorhead, Fargo table, exquisite 954 PAYNE AVENUE. ay. Fergus Falls, Wahpeton, pickled. Few know that lambs' ing cupful of meat put three-quarters the are found in most dress 538 Sherburne Crookston, colorings designs. women were \u25a0 I I]&2 LOWER TOWN. Gr'nd Forks Graf- tongues can be made into a very appe- of a cup of stock into a saucepan to and \\ I OFFICE WORK—Young man wants situa- ton, Winnipeg teaspoonful orange cup is new year, William K. Collier Drug Store |8:0Opm|7:15&m tizing as well as cheap Every heat. Add to it one of The not this tion of any kind; good office or warehouse- Fargo Local (dly ex. Sun.): St. dish. onion juice, a chopped parsley, but to very SEVENTH AND SIBLEY. man. J. McDonald, 151 East Third St. l little is found be useful and Joseph Aigay Drug Store St., __Cloud_ !_Brainerd and Fargo. . |B:3oamjs:2spm part of the meat of a boiled tongue salt and pepper; stir in the tongue, practical. It is made of silver and Paul. . may ragged orange COR. GROVE AND JACKSON STREETS. be utilized. The roots or and when the mixture is hot take the used for holding- the while eat- M. D. Merrill News Stand WORK—Boy seventeen years of age the ing American way— OFFICE ©*gU~ OFFICE^ ends make potted tongue, or a delicious pan from the fire and stir in beaten it in the with a 442 BROADWAY. wants a situation; writes fair hand, good Moß^Jy "TICKET | Pbon « hash may be made of them. yolk of an egg and a few capers. But- spoon. WEST SIDE. at figures and experienced in office work; n 199 ter individual baking dishes and fill Allof these articles can be purchased good references. J. M. P., Flat 12, 157V4 flflJjWW EAST THIRD ST. I 1143 For tongue hash take the roots and with Thickly cover by ordinary purse, The Eclipse Drug Store. West Fifth st. them this mixture. the so that Christ- ings, S. ROBERT AND FAIRFIELD AVENUE}. Leave. | a D trimmings of cold boiled tongue and top with bits of mas can a pleasure an untilIwas *jjy^_bJßxeept Sunday.. | Arrive.' the bread crumbs and be instead of George MarH Drug Store PHARMAClST—Registered pharmacist wants bß:2Oaml_ chop them very coarsely, add as much butter. Bake them in a brisk oven embarrassment. Then the articles for obliged to give up. My \u25bc S. WABASHA AND FAIRFIELD AVENUE. engagement; city or country; thoroughly - Breck. Div. ftß'nchs.... bs:3spm are : m F S FaJls Div- & B'nchs. b6:ospm cold boiled potato finely chopped as fifteen minutes or until the crumbs my lady's dressing table are always disease baffled the best doctors. Concord Street Prescription Store, experienced prescription clerk; first-class bs:oOpm!...Willmar,s! i^ S? browned. welcome, replenishing •' CORNER AND references; moderate wages. Pharmakon, via St. Cloud... blOJßam there is tongue, season with salt, pep- well and the of a Iwas nervous, hysterical; my STATE CONCORD, STREETS. a7 :3opm Breck. Fargo, Gd Fks, W'pg Jellied tongue makes a palatable dish writing desk finds delight in the beau- head A. T. Hall Drug Store 349 Wabasha st. _ al:00pm a7 :ssam per, and a suspicion of mustard, and particularly for course lunch- ached with such a. burning COR. S. WABASHA AND ISABEL. ..Montana & Pacific Coast.. a6:4spm a cold at tiful china furnishings, the sealing wax terrible PHARMACIST, registered, seeks employ- a8 :00pm St. Cloud, Cr'kst'n, Gd Fks a 730am make quite moist with water or part eon. Boil a fresh tongue very slowly silver, dainty stationery, ment; single, American; years' experi- hi:15pm any outfit in the sensation on the top, and felt as if a UPPER TOWN. ten .. Excelsior \u25a0& Hutchinson.. b9:4sam milk; or the liquor in which the tongue in water, adding to the water suggestive of pleasures both to ence in city and country; best of refer- vegetables you the band was drawn tightly above my S. H. Reeves '. Drug S'.ore EASTERN MINNESOTA— has been boiled is still better. Set a herbs and like. When giver and recipient, and a hundred ar- BLOCK, ences from former employers. T. C. Stock- G. If. RY. Put a dish ticles, useful, brow; inflammationof the stomach, no MOORE SEVEN CORNERS. ing, Farmington, Minn. spider over the fire and put in a gen- it is cold slice it thin. into ornamental, or both, C. T. Heller Drug Store 8 :s pint of the liquor in which the are appetite, nausea at the sight of food, ST. sp^iDuluth West Superior. piece butter, letting melt, one which to be found in profusion PETER AND TENTH STREETS. PHARMACIST—Situation wanted by a reg- a?i :i ',MffPg* erous of it tongue was boiled, one teacup of veal everywhere. No, the embarrassment is indigestion, constipation, bladder B. J. Wltte Drug Store istered pharmacist of five years' experience; and turning the spider so that every gravy, one teaspoonful and 29 EAST SEVENTH STREET. S., or beef of in deciding what not to give. F. M. best of references. Address B. 600 part may be coated. Turn the hash white sugar, and one of burnt sugar kidney troubles, palpitation of the Crudden Confectioner Jackson st. __ST\_PAUL& water, heart, of 49« RICE STREET. — DULUTH rTrT""" into the spider and make it of even dissolved in a little and two ta- attacks melancholia would W. E. Lowe Drug Store SALESMAN Young man 27 years old would Leave IArrive blespoonfuls of vinegar. Meanwhile occur without any provocation what- ROBERT AND TWELFTH STREETS. like a position as city or country salesman St. Paul, a Daily,_b Except Sunday. (St. thickness. Let the hash cook until it gelatine in a R. T. Drug Paul. the crust, dissolve two ounces of ever, of the Wlncott & Cc Store or clerk in wholesale house; has had seven under side has a nice brown small cup of cold water, and mix it numbness limbs, threaten- CORNER RICE AND IGLSHART. years' experience; references given. Ad- bfS DULOTH^ aT^lEa^ then turn it out upon a heated platter. with the other ingredients. Pour over ing paralysis, and loss of memory to dress R., Globe. JSJgS W. fragments boiling water WEST SEVENTH STREET. BUPEBIQW__jag To make the of boiled the whole one pint of such an extent that Ifeared aberration SHOE Young man seeks situation From Depot. tongue into a paste and have ever all & G. A. Schumacher CLERK— Union CITY TICKET OFFICE and stir until the gelatine is dis- of the mind. < A. Drug Store as clerk at both clerk and bench work, in 396 Robert Street. ready to make into sandwiches for the solved, then strain through a flannel VAGRANT VERSE. ;| 459 WEST SEVENTH STREET. shoe store; first-class repairer; best refer- school lunch box or for a belated comer bag. jelly it "Afriend LydiaE. J. J. Mullen Drug Store ences. H. J. Saunders, 61 Summit ay., St. Let the cool, and when advised Pinkham's COR. WEST to whom you desire to give a cup of begins to thicken wet a plain mould Vegetable Compound, and spoke in JAMES AND SEVENTH. Paul. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ralroad. tea and a sandwich: Chop the tongue in cold water and sprinkle a few capers It is very glowing terms of what ithad done for UNION PARK. STENOGRAPHER— Experienced male sten- ILv.St.P.jAr. until fine, then season with bottom and cover with a thin ographer position; city 3t.P. ealt. cayenne pepper, and French in the THE BIRDS OF BETHLEHKM. her. 0. A. Monchow Cigars and Tobacco desires references Chicago "Day" Express... layer of jelly. Take the white rings furnished. Address Stenographer, 194 East Chicago bß:lsam|blo:lopm mustard to suit the taste. To two " UNIVERSITY AND PRIOR AVENUES. St., "Atlantic" Ex.... a2:sspm all of thin slices of hard boiled eggs and Ibegan its use and gained rapidly. Tenth city. Chicago :sspm :35am cups of tongue mix a piece of butter them up around the edge of the "Fast Mall" a6 a2 :oopm a egg. set Iheard the bells of ring— Now Iam a livingadvertisement of its WANTED—A boy of 16 years would a Chicago "Vestibule" Llm.. a8:10pm the size of small Put the mix- mould. Put a layer of tongue in this Bethlehem place like Chicago via Dubuque :sopm a7:soam ture into common earthenware cups, Their voice was sweeter than the priests*! merits. Ihad not used it a year whea SITUATIONS OFFERED— MALE. of any kind. Address J. 8., 912 West b4 bll:00ara mould, and then the thickening jelly, Iheard the birds of Bethlehem Seventh st. Dubuque via La Crosse... bß:lsamjblolopm pressing it down, and bake it with the on layers sing Iwas the envy of the whole town, Peoria via Mason City a4:sopmlall standing and so in alternate until Unbidden in the churchly feasts. APPRENTICE— For barber trade; new op- :00am cups in a pan of water for mould is filled, having the jelly for portunity; can complete in eight weeks; WANTED—Young man wishes a position for St. Louis and Kansas City. aß:3sam a6 :3spm thirty paste the for my rosy, dimpled, girlish looks and his board and a home. Address 967 Payne Milbank and Way bß:2oam| b6:3opm about minutes. Wihen the the last layer. Cover the mould and 11. "V more experience in two months than other- ay. incomes cool cover it with melted but- it where the jelly will become cold perfect health. wise in two years; send for interesting Aberdeen and Dakota Ex... a7 :6spm| aß :lsam" drippings put They clung and sung on the swinging chain " catalogue College, 223 ter or beef to about the and firm. To the jelly out, in- High in the Irecommend ittoallwomen. Ifind free. Moler Barber WANTED—PIace in dancing academy or pri- a Dally, b Except Sunday. depth of a quarter an put turn dim and incensed air- Washington ay. south. Minneapolis. vate family youth For full Information, call of inch and vert the mould upon a dish and lay a The priests, with repetitions vain, a great advantage inbeing able tosay, by of eighteen; would at Ticket Office. Itin a cold place. This will keep for a wrung Chanted a never-ending prayer. — Good bookkeeper wanted; like to attend school In forenoon. Address long time. cloth out of hot water around it is by a woman's /hands this great BOOKKEEPER Y. 8., 190 West Fourth st. the tin for a moment. Then it can be give references. G 91, Globe. To boil a fresh beef tongue: Wash off, leaving 111. boon is given to Allhonor to — WANTED—By an young man, posi- Qiimgo easily lifted the jellied women. CLERK An experienced shipping clerk, honest a the tongue well and trim off any extra celery tips bell ; tion or some kind of employment; highly Great Western Rr. Draw tip form. Garnish with aaid So and bird and priest Iheard. the name of Lydia E. Pinkham wide quick and accurate at figures. Address G Maple fat. the of the tongue water cresses; if in the season, use But voice of bird was most to me- 81, Globe. educated and best of references. Apply "The Leaf Route." around to meet the roots and skewer it ritual, success to the Vegetable Compound. 3, H. W. G-. Globe. Ticket Office: Robert St., nasturtium blossoms In place of the lt had no no word. " >aye cor.sth St. Phone 15a In place. Put the tongue into a kettle sharp And yet it sounded true and free* Yours in Health, Mrs. I.E. WANTED—Salesmen to call on the drug WANTED— Trains from St. Paul UnionDepot. enough it; celery. Use a very knife and Brest trade; must have experience and give ref- PIace to work for board; can •DaJy. +Except Sunday. •with water to cover add a slices, putting upon SIE, Herculaneum, Jefferson care cow or horse. 92, Leave. Arrive. email red pepper, two tablespoonfuls of cut the jelly into IV. Co., Mo." erence. The Remedy Co., Galesburg, 111. take of Address G Duhuque Chicago, Waterloo, Itf.3o am +7.28 pm salt, savory herbs, each plate with the jelly a spoonful — Globe. Marshalltown, Dcs Moines,-{ *B.io pm am a few a piece of dressing or tar- Ithought child Jesus, were He there, WANTED Live people in every locality at \u26667.45 onion, of thick mayonnaiee weekly WORK FOR BOARD—A steady young man, St. Joseph and Kansas City., f »B.io pm n.55 pm and celery and parsley, or what- Would like the singing birds the best, $12.00 salary and expenses to take Dodge Centre Local pm soup vegetables may at tare sauce. And clutch TRAINING WOMEW AS orders for Christmas goods. Permanent much in need of employment, would like a *3.55 *9.wam ever be hand. his little hands in air TAILORS. place where he could work for board and Ifthe water bolls away, add more so as Another mode of serving boiled And smile upon his mother's breast. employment if right. Manufacturer, P. O. wages, jelly Make a clear, — Box 5308, Boston, Mass. small or board and room; can do to keep the tongue covered until nearly tongue in is thus: R. W. Gilders. Iceland Hai a School for the Edu- plain cooking and have worked in grocery M., ST. & highly-flavored aspic jelly. Select a P. S. S. M. R. R. done. Let the water gradually come cation of Mothers in the Work. $6 PER 1,000 for distributing circulars; extra store. Please address W. H. Harris, Gen- to a boil; skim well, and let it simmer plain mould holding about one and GRAY AWD SILVER. to travel; send four one-Jcent stamps. Union eral Delivery, city. UNION STATION. very slowly tongue one-half pints and stand it in a pan of New York Sun. Supply Co., London, Ky. until the can be Outside WORK FOR BOARD—Wanted, by a young Leave- I EAST. | pierced easily with a fork. If ice water to become perfectly cold. Ihad a love; she, of the capital, Reykjavik, there has Arrive/ the dark-haired was not been a tailor ia Iceland in the memory man, place to work for board and room 7:2opm ..Atlantic Limited (daily).. tongue is to be used at once remove Put enough of the cold liquidjellyinto Her eyes were gray; attending school; B:46am For her, of man. So the women have always had to SITUATIONS OFFERED— FEMALE. while best of references 9:osam Rhinelander Local (ex Sun) 5 40pm the skin, but ifit is not for immediate the mould to cover it all over about sake of across the sea make the men's clothes, for the furnished. 921 East Seventh st. inch, rolling Isailed away. Iceland WEST. "use do not peel ituntil itis wanted. It half an the mould around men, when they are not occupied afield wring- COOK— cook; 9:2oam ..Pacific (dally).. 6:45pm in water so liquid jelly ing Competent references required; YOUNG MAN wants to learn grocery busi- Limited Is well to let the tongue cool in the the the will Death, sickness, tempest and defeat a hard living out of the reluctant soil, good wages. G 79, Globe. ness; no wages asked in the beginning. St.Crolx Fal'.s, Local (dally) liquid in which it was cooked. harden. Have very thin slices of passed by; are too busy telling stories of the great deeds Globe, IEx. Sunday. From Broad- forms, All me of their fathers, the Erik Good Address, E. W.. -6:oopm| way Boiled tongue is frequently served boiled red beets cut into fancy With years came fortune, fair and fleet, Brighteyaes and HOUSEKEEPER— girl to keep house Depot, foot 4th si... 9:lsam Skallagrim Lambs 'ails of a heroic past, to for gentleman. Address T 25, Globe. with boiled poultry in place of ham. and hard-boiled eggs. Place them And rich was I. bother around in the jelly cover them with trousers an4such things.. Brussels sprouts or tufts of cauliflower and As all the things in the world which the HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general SITUATIONS W.UTED-FEMALE, \u25a0.re a garnish for a boiled tongue and with a coating of the jelly, pouring It Again for me the sun looked down men neglect — housework. Inquire at 84 West Summit ay. I Familiar skies; have to be done by the women— are served with it. A bed of minced over the vegetables by the teaspoon- good reason why their work never ends and ful, keep Ifound my love, her locks had grown as they have HOUSEWORK— GirIwanted for general house- DRESSMAKER— A competent and experienced urlingfoiTWute. «jid well-seasoned spinach is also so that it will harden and never been taught tailoring, it family three; terms, fine, Gray as her eyes. comes about Iceland, work in of German preferred; dressmaker desires work in families; oftentimes used. them in place. Chop the tongue that the population of none without recommendations need apply. 75 cents a day. Address Miss M. M., 364 Leaves Union Depot for Chicago, St. tongue cupful outside of the capital, is one huge, prepos- Louis When serving a cold boiled and to a of the tongue mix "Alas!" she sighed, "forget me, now terous At 71 Iglehart st. North Exchange St., corner of Fifth. and down-river points at 8:15 be glazed and a paper two teaspoonfuls of melted butter, a No longer fair;" misfit. Hence tailoring is put at the a. m. Arrives from Chicago at 2:15 \u25a0whole it should very head of the in girls' high HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl general sewing p. m., except Sunday. wound around the root inter- tablespoonful of capers, a suspicion of "Iloved thy heart," Iwhispered low, school, curriculum the for DRESSMAKER—Dressmaker wants Leaves Union Depot ruche which Mrs. Sigrid Magnussen has housework in flat, small family. Call be- in families or to do at home. Please call for Chicago and St. Louis at 8:05 p. m. sprigs of pai-sley. In serv- onion juice, and and cayenne pep- "And not thy hair." — for tween 11 and 1 Monday, 231 Ar- mixed with salt built the better education of Iceland Arundel st. or address 315 East Seventh St., third floor. rives from same points at 7:45 a. m. daily. ing cold tongue sliced arrange the slices per; moisten and bind together with C. B. D. Phelps. girls. Flat B. In a circle around the dish, the slices some of the liquid jelly while it Is The Iceland mother is, in fact, the uni- EMPLOYMENT—A girl wants work of any versal land, KITCHEN GlßL—Wanted, at once, good kind by the day or week In restaurant or overlapping each other. Pile water- still warm. Wet a mould of the same THE MITTEN. schoolmistress of the and it was kitchen shape so that she might be fitted for the place that girl at restaurant. 15 East Fifth hotel. Call at 139 East Tenth st. ciesses in the center and have white of the one to be filled, but Mrs. Magnussen St., Waahburn Building. WISCONSIN CENTRAL celery leaves around the outside, or smaller in size, in water, built her school. GOVERNESS— Wanted, by a lady who has City Office, cold and The night was frosty, bright and cleai% It stands, or stood, on a patch of ground a 373 Robert Street. 'Phone No. 694. the leaves of the hearts of lettuce press the tongue into And Bessie, cozy SHIRT MAKER—Wanted, custom shirt mak- teacher's certificate, a position as governess ; light mixture it. When as a kitten. In Reykjavik, upon which the builder was family Leave | may used. Serve a tartare sauce. it is perfectly out Was snuggled at my side, her very er and buttonhole maker; piece work or going South preferred. Address G. Arrive be cold take of the dear born. Just now she is much troubled salary. 303 Jackson Room 7. A., 540 Selby ay. All Trains Dally. St. Paul.[3t Paul ' Filet of tongue is made thus: Cut mould and put it into the jelly-lined Small hand held in mine, for fear by the news of the great earthquakes up st.. . . thick part a large tongue It might chill through her mitten. there, and by the dread that Wanted, lady gentleman Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, | the of boiled mould. Pour over it enough of the may the school SOLICITORS— and HOUSEKEEPING— A woman wants a place Ashland, Hurley, 7:3oam B:lsam slices half an inch thick; then cut cold liquid to mould, place have fallen down; in which case she solicitors to sell quick-selling article. Good as housekeeper; don't care if are chil- Osh-[ int<. fill the and The sleigh bells Jingled. I,absurd. will have to do it all there kosh, Milwaukee, Wau-| and and each slice into halves, dip each piece it in the refrigerator to become set. With charms over again. Icelanders workers are making fIOO a month. Call dren. Address 295 East Seventh st.. upstairs. kesha, Chicago, Bast 7:4opm *6 Bessie's was deeply smitten. men or women, never give up a task once at 209 Chamber of Commerce Building, St. I :35pm Into melted butter, then into cracker Turn out when required and garnish The mare skimmed onward like a bird; begun. gtrl and South | | frying dish, Some of their hero tales are running Paul. HOUSEWORK— A fifteen years old would dust. Put some butter into a the serving it with a dressing, Of love Iutter-ed not a word, yet, after 900 years, with the end not in sight like a place to help with light housework. » Arrive at 7:30 p. m. on Sundays. jwjiover the fire,and when itis heated as in the foregoing recipe. But still clasped hand and mitten. Even if it still stands, it has to be WANTED—Ladies aad girls to take home Address 254 East Fourteenth st. braced work; good wages; also a — prepared tongue and care- Chopped tongue mayon- " up. The funds have out, girl for house- Depot in the mixed with 'Tls go run which is the years M. A St. Li. Broadway A 4th. ully brown side and arrange dressing a for love that makes the world round." reason why Mrs. Magnussen came to this work. Call Monday. 304 Wash-burn Bids. HOUSEWORK— A girl of 16 wants a ?ut each naise makes nice filling No truer words* were ever written. country, place for light housework. Call at 1031 the cooked slices in rows, one slice tomatoes fcr a My adTiaed by Miss Frances Willard, other, salad course. tongue, and Bessie's lips r found; whom she met In England, West Seventh st. overlapping the upon a hot plat- And when we parted, on the ground to try to sell a FINANCIAL. MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS R. R. Stir into the melted butter re- Ifound her collection of antique bangles and ornaments HOUSEWORK— Wanted, situation by mid- "ALBERT LEA ROUTE." ter. CHRISTMAS tiny mitten. gathered in Iceland, so*' as to provide an en- maining in the pan a level spoonful ISEFUL PRESENTS. dowment MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates, without dle-aged woman (Swede) for general house- flour; Ihave It fund for ueV school. # charge for commission, clause, work. 929 Sims st. Leave. | a Dally, b Except Sunday. | of then add one cup of seasoned yet. It's contraband. The collection is now ,in the Metropolitan without gold Arrive. and flavor juice or women are My wife don't know how Iwas bitten. museum, on exhibition. with "on or before" privilege, at our home Good Lea, Dcs Moines, stock with lemon Several who In limited 'Twas ago, you It has more than The State Bank, HOUSEWORK— German girl wants (Albert Ce- \u25a0wine. Pour the sauce between the circumstances are already wondering long undorstand. pathetic interest, for. it is almost wholly institution. Savings Ger- steady place for light housework in a fam- b9:lsam ...dar Rp'ds, Kan. City... b7:4opm Some other fellow got her hand, made up of manla Llf»Bdg.. 4th and Minn. sts. ily of 67 Sycamore bß:3sam . Watertown, New :sspm lows of meat and sprinkle chopped what they can give their various And I—lgot mitten, heirlooms surrendered by the two. St., city. .. Ulm... b4 way the — women of the bleak in the Arctic AT LYTLE'S DIAMOND PARLORS, bo:00pm! New Ulm Local blo:2oam parsley over the whole. friends in the of Christmas pres- Exchange. years Island sea 411 Rob- HOUSEWORK— A competent girl wants work tongue may ents. by no means in the of distress that followed the ert St., Room I—Money to loan on diamonds, a":oopm{.Desi Moines & Omaha Lim. aS:G5am Sliced boiled be served Itis the elaborate dreadjul eruption 1875, watches, typewriters, furs, Alecks, in private famly about the 15th next; wages a7:oopm! Chicago & Louis Llm. aS :ssam following sauce, and it or expensive gifts are volcanic of and the time |15 . St. hot with the which the most AIX SAINTS' "three winters" of iBB2-$3. were the bicycles, etc. Diamonds and watches for per month. Address 572 Mississippi st. b4:4Bpm|Alb't Lea & Mankato Local|blO :35am a dish: Put two ta- satisfactory. EVE. years Those — makes delicious when they had .'no summer and the sun sale at retail, 25 to 50 per cent discount NURSE Wanted, blet poonfuls of butter into a saucepan A gift to be thoroughly appreciated never shone. The Arctic ice down Lytle's, opposite the Ryan Hotel. places as nurse in con- Oh, when go came and flnement; prices reasonable. 606 Cherokee ay. •and when it is melted stir in a table- should be appropriate to the person to the ghosts by. closed every fjord ahff harbor. FOR RENT. and cook until it given; it timely, Under the empty trees. The people froze in 'Jnljr and NURSB— nursing by experienced epoonful of flour is wLoin it is should be Here my cry. grass not a blade of Sick an gradually by no means in house Isit and grew. There l.ad jiever been such a nurse; confinement cases preferred. Ad- lightlybrowned. Then stir and should it overtax My upon my knees! season BUSINESS PERSONALS. House*. one and one-half cups of rich stock. the giver's time, strength or pocket- head since anybody could remember. Men dresa 429 I,£ St. Anthony ay. in and cattle starved, arid If then that the Beacon pepper, are many trifling gifts Innumerable, was PERSONAL— Men only: I~w7lT gladly send to J. W. SHEPARD, 94 EAST FOURTH ST., with salt and and add book. There white, women, to keep life to themselves and those any man, young old, receipt, WASHING—Woman would like to go out one teaspoonful each of onion juice. which mean far more than the most Like mists they fillthe square, dear them, or a with full washing, Ironing or housecleaning for the RENTS HOUSES, STORES, OFFICES. to surrendered the heirlooms directions, in plain, sealed envelope, that STEAM-HEATED COL- Vinegar, sugar and chopped pickle. Cut elaborate one. The bolt is drawn, the latch made tight, jealously guarded for.ages to buy bread. This you Manhood, Impotency. last of the week. Call or address 413 East APARTMENTS: you The shutter barred is will cure of Lost Fifth st. LECTS RENTS: ACTS AS OWNERS' AGT. the slices of tongue rather thick and Where will find a good house- there. the treasure that Mrs. Magnussen has Varicocele, Atrophy, etc.. the result of put them into this sauce to heat. When keeper who will be delighted to brought to New York. She will part with youthful errors and excesses. Address, — Rooms. not walks glad, thp tears with WASHING Rough-dry washing wanted at arrange upon a platter and receive a set of holders, a half-dozen There one small and of her countrywomen, she says, only stamp, in confidence (no C. O. D. fraud), 456 East Sixth St.; six dozen for heated New to the ohurchyard clod: to dry them. A better day shall dawn for James ft; clothes pour the sauce over them. Garnish dusting rags of pretty cheese cloth or My Guilford, Box 799, Kalamazoo, Mich. called for and delivered. Address Laun- COLLEGE AY., 21 EAST—Nicely furnished material, little lad, my little lad, Iceland when she returns with the money of dress, rooms, heated, gas, the top with slices of hard boiled eggs some other with the hems A single year with God! the wealthy Americans. FURS reshaped, repaired, cleaned. Our capes 456 East Sixth st. well etc. and scatter chopped parsley over the neatly feather-stitched, and a dozen It is not true, according and collarettes excel Eastern-made goods and AY., rooms, to Mrs. Magnus- less. WASHING—A woman would like to take in PLEASANT 148— Nicely furnished \u25a0whole. dishcloths and wiping towels? Isit and hide my head. sen. that the people of Iceland are habitually cost J. C. Smolensky. 24 W. Sixth st washing or go out; 20 cents for rough dry. heat, gas and bath. Itis the homely, practical gifts Until they all are past. flocking about shore, An excellent meat dish for dinner is which the waiting to be taken Call or address 254 East Fourteenth Bt. rooms, tongue. Wash, are so very inexpensive are Under the empty trees the dead off. They stay there because it is the best ROBERT ST., 541— Two en suite, for braised beef trim and that in- go place TO EXCHANGE. light housekeeping; bath, heat, etc.; ekewer the tongue into shape, put it variably forgotten and overlooked. That full soft and fast. for them. Itis all lava farther in. Juat one now they are afraid of going into the coun- I^>ST AND FOUND. single room, $5. Into a kettle, and cover it with boiling Neat cases of chamois skin or canton Up my to chamber dim. try for fear the mountains will open on them NEW GOODS for second-hand. Ryan furni- ROOM—Young lady desiring reasonable and water. Add a bunch of savory herbs flannel with pockets for silver tea- Back to my bed Iplod; literally and figuratively, ture & Exchange Co., 142 & E. st. DOG LOST— are but they have not IJ4 7th Black Newfoundland dog, nine warm room can obtain one at 411 Fort st. and put it over the fire, letting the spoona, knives and forks, easily Oh, would Iwere a ghost -with him, the least notion of deserting. The only con- months old; white on tips of each foot and tongue cook very slowly for two hours; made anji very handy. The edge can And faring— back to God. siderable emigration from Iceland was dur- end of tail and white breast; wears tan ROOMS— Nicoly furnished parlor and bed- then remove from the fire. Put into a be bound with ribbon or tape. The Llzette Wood worth Reese. ing the hard years between the eruptions and ANNOUNCEMENTS. leather collar. Liberal reward paid if re- room, ground floor, with or without tabie dripping pan cup words "spoons," "forks," or "knives" the "three winters." Then 10,000 of the peo- turnad to 22S West Isabel st. board; private family. X 98, Globe. half a of butter and outlined, ple went to Canada, leaving 60;000 Stand the pan over the fire. Stir into should be on the outside of there but LACES AND LACE CURTAINS CLEANED— LOST— hound, cas<; WINTER SLEEP. there are today over 72,000 In apite HOUND Spotted fox . large ROOMS—Five unfurnished or partly fur- one chopped carrot in wash silks. left. of Ostrich feathers and feather boas cleaned marks on both and rump; my nished for rent; city the melted butter thla growth, there Is elbow room yet in Ice- Hayes. black sides rooms water; con- and one onion, and cook them until A half-dozen, or even four huck land. Itis the size of Ohio, 40,000 and curled. 292 West Third st. Mrs. name on collar. Please advise me or re- venient to all car lines. Address or call Iknow it must be winter (though Isleep)— Just with 79 East Third they are browned. Remove the tongue towels neatly hemstitched, together Iknow it must be winter, for Idream square miles of chiefty rock and lava, con- turn to st. 361 Sherman st. skin, a set my sequently it has a population BI'SrVESS CHANCES. from the liquid, take off the and with of wash-cloths which con- Idip bare feet In the running stream, of something BOOK LOST—Dray book: finder please leave SEVENTH ST., 151, BAST—Over Rockaway thickly dredge with Place of a square of toweling And flowers many, and the grass less than two to the square mile. Wisconsin — then flour. sist Turkish are grows MEAT MARKET—A first-class meat market at Central freight house, Eaat Restaurant Nicely furnished front rooms side; finished around the edge \ deep. St., it in the pan and brown one turn with a for sale in the city. Call at 721 Conway st. Third and receive reward. by night, week or month. crocheted border of white knitting \N and brown the other side and take the cotton, very Iknow Imust be old (how age deceives!) INDUSTRIOUS FIREBUG. for information. DOG LOST—Lost, St. Bernard bitch, eight TENTH ST., 370, For rent, front tan the fire. Pour a generous makes a acceptable gift. old, orange EAST— from A set of bags of various sizes Iknow Imust be old, for, all unseen, WANTED—Man who has $500 to Invest in months body, white legs and room, heated, gas, bath; rent reasonable. quart of the liquid in which the tongue made My heart grown young, as autumn fields He Collected Insurance for Eighteen staple goods, to take agency in St. breast, white ring around neck and black pan, a bay leaf, of odds and ends of cretonne, satine grow green. Paul face markings. Return to 122 TILTON ST., 15— Two nicely furnished front was boiled into the add denim, silk, Fire* on One ol for the manufacturers. H 30, Globe, Minne- West Sixth rooms; conveniences, few peppercorns, a couple of cloves, duck or wash is al- When late rains patter on the falling Suit Furniture. apolls. st. or 637 Laurel ay., and receive reward. modern with or wlth- a ways useful and a great convenience. sheaves. The out board. and sprinkle with salt. Cover the pan circumstances surrounding the hold- POCKETBOOK LOST—Thursday, place it in a oven, These can be made in a variety of Iknow Imust be tired (and tired souls err)— Ing of Michael G. Mlnon, of Everett, for thtj between WABASHA ST., 326—Room 14— end moderate let- ways, according to the Iknow Imust be tired, my grand jury, on charge* Fourth and Seventh sts., near Wabasha, Furnished ting cook two hours, basting use they are to for all soul a of defrauding flro INSTRUCTION. black seal pocketbook, containing and rooms, steam heat; pleasant front. Call it fre- be put to. To deeds of daring beats a glad, faint roll, .insurance companies, are looked upon in in- 115.00 Monday after 6. quently with the liquid in the pan. As storms the pine surance the small change. Finder can secure reward today or Bags for soiled table linen should be riven to music stir. circles as most remarkable in REMER DANCING ACADEMY, Oxford Hall, by returning to Globe counting room. Jusl before taking it from the oven add the history of the hutfneps in New England. opens WESTERN AY.,121, NORTH—Two rooms for large and made of linen or duck. A Iknow Imust be dying Minon Tenth and St. Peter sts.. new class the hill, furnished or two tablespoonfuls of wine to the pretty laundry bag (Death draws near)— is charged with burning his house- Jan. 4; private instruction a specialty. Of- DOG LOST—Young female fox terrier; an- rent on unfurnished. tongue upon of white duck has Iknow Imust be dying, for Icrave hold furniture in order to recover Judy; collar, city eauce. Place the a hot whieat-heads and daisies life, life, money insurance fice hours, 3 to 8. swers to name has on Flats. platter and stand it in the mouth of embroidered Life— strong and think not of the from the Firemen's Insurance company dog tax tag No. 52. Suitable reward paid on it and has a white cord and tassel 3 grave. of Boston, and there are eighteen insurance ACTUAL BUSINESS, telegraphy, penmanship, for return of dog to 266 ay. the oven. Thicken the sauce in the in top. Stocking And turf-bound silence, in shorthand, Summit FLAT— the furniture of a flour, drawn the bags of the frosty year. companies which all«ge that they have paid, etc.. taught day and evening at For rent, a steam- pan with little see that it is cretonne with pockets for needles, —Edith M. Thomas. within the past eighteen months, for eighteen Globe Business eollega, Endicott Building; OPERA GLASSES LOST—Lost, opera glasses, heated, nine-room fiat for use of two rooms. sufficiently seasoned, and when it has thimble, different fires on this same students c&a earn board. pearl handle, at Metropolitan opera house. C 15, Globe. stockings and darning cotton furniture. The ay. Address boiled up once strain itover the tongue are always acceptable. alleged fires occurred between July 26, ISOS, Return to 27 College and receive re- and yarn, DISTANCES. and Sept. 11, 1896, and the ward. FLAT—Small flat, second floor, at 437 East and serve. Pretty little bags of fancy silk for amounts collected Seventh st. Apply 319 Pioneer Press Bulld- vary from $40 to $122. HORSES AND To braise lambs' tongues: Cover half fancy work or embroidery are always Michael C. Minon 7* years CARRIAGES. ing. a tongues boiling We marvel that the silence can divide la of He dozen lambs* with attractive. The livingfrom the dead; yet more is an interesting personally, looks every year Wanted, to buy, cutter; MEDICAL. very slowly Ordinary apart age, CUTTER— a must be water and let them boil for baskets that peaches and And they who all life long dwell side by side. of his is partially blind and lame, has cheap and good. Inquire at No. 535 Car- BOARD OFFERED. about two hours. Take the tongues grapes come in can be converted into But never heart by heart. had three wives and tfcrenty-one children, St., H. L. Weber. MRS. DR. FREMONT, 303 Jackson st~ from the liquid and remove the skin. very useful and unique waste baskets —Florence D. Snelllngin the and wae once In the Boston common council. roll newly furnished bath parlors; oil, vapor December Cen- A good many years "ago, when TRAINER—Horses medicated baths; electric, BOARD—Nicely furnished, steam-heated, For six tongues put three tablespoon- by neatly covering and lining with tury. living in EXPERIENCED Jogged; and magnetic and with Natlck. he served a1long term in the state horses fitted for ice racing; mixed gaited massage treatments a specialty. south-facing rooms, board. 520 Cedar fuls of butter into a frying pan over satine, cretonne or cambric. A pinked prison balanced; st. fire, Vote of Sew for an attempt to defraud a liquor horses a few fell bred colts taken the und when it is melted stir in ruffle makes a pretty finish for the top, Mexico. from which We had purchased some to break. James Carr, tablespoonfuls house Klttsondale. two of flour and three of both inside and out. DENVER, Col., Doc. 5.—A special to liquors. ( DENTISTS. cook-book, plain Fe, the 300 LOGGING HORSES, FARM MARES, FOR SALE. tomatoes. Cook this mixture five min- A home-made with News from Santa N. M., says: The offi- drivers, utes, gradually three a pretty cover cial vote of New Mexico at the Sunday Street Oars. draft horses and Just arrived. Part O. O. LAWTON Dentist, has removed to then stir in cups white leaves and of recent elec- time given if desired; 30 days given water tongues water-colored paper, ornamented with tion was canvassed by Territorial Secretary TORONTO, Ont., Dec. mayor trial NewsyapeF Row. cor 4th and Minnesota sts. FURNITURE—Private sale of household of the in which the were last night and showed s.—The and on horses sold at Barrett & Zimmerman's goods; very cheap for cash. Address C 15, cooked, and season a sprays of flowers and either of the fol- Miller results as fol- tht; street railway officials have arrived at Midway Stables, Minnesota with salt and lows: For congressional delegate. Ferguson by JTransfeT. Globe. dash of cayenne pepper. Place the lowing quotations, is a most useful Democratic, 18,947; Catron, : • an agreement, which the question of for young housekeeper: Republican 17 017 Sunday street cars shall be submitted to PUPPIES— For Cocker Spaniel tongues in a bilking pan and put in present a Dome, goldite, 66; scattering, 1; total sale. Brown •'We may live without poetry, music and art; 36,031; vote' popular vote. Whatever the outcome of the puppies, two months old; very cheap, at with them half a dozen peppercorns, a Ferguson's plurality,1,930. vote, corporation promises PIANOS. University ay. onion, We may live without conscience, and live the to make ex- 962 slice of and a bay leaf. Pour without heart; tensions, and in the event of the people's CUJK YOURSELF! sauce over whole, cover friends, CoiigreMainen. affirmation Sunday cars, company BUY YOUR PIANO OR ORGAN direct from t&^^^A GAS FIXTURES for sale, complete for pri- the the the We may live without we may live limji of the will factory; dealer's profit; made y/otJJUßirv IUn Big« for lnflammt. pan, a oven one hour, books; sell seven for 25 cents. save in St. f/ flalt»sd»yi.X Itions, vate house; low price. 121 Western ay. and bake In slow without DES MOINBJS, 10., Dee. s.—The following tickets Paul; satisfaction guaranteed; open even- irritations or uIcer- north. bastir.fr the tongues with the sauce in B\it civilized man cannot live without cooks." congressional pluralities ings. Co., Mnfrs., U«*ioaa °* »»"«' «"m- are in lowa all be- J. G. Earhuff 25 East -iKMmSX^SSSL. Fairness, cranea. and the pan. When done place the torfgues ing Republicans: Clark, First district, 8,295- Rebel Chief Routed. Seventh st. ra»