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xw POPULAR WANTS. *• — THE WEEK*!. TRAK_SFES. Tuesday. _____ Jll Wolterstorff to Adelbert Eddy, part ~~ It 5. blk 16, Rice <_ Irvine's add $7,200 Same to same, part Its 3, 4 and 5, blk 16, Rice <_ Irvine's add 15,000 Antoine Labord to D Pierre, 10 acres in > ne U section 27, town 30, range 22.... 1,100 J II Hovel srud to M Cecfc, Its 20 and 27, blkl, Asylum Add No 1 2,000 Herman Krause to Frank Iluss, It 8, blk 13, Stinson, Brown & Ramsey's add . . 1..00 HA O'Hara 10 Annie Peterson, It 13, blk 1, Paul Martin's First add 1,200 Annie Peterson to W S Alexander, same 1,000 Johanna Overton to P II Kelly, Its 1 and 3, sub Lit 58, Lyman Dayton's — 5,250 Winnie A Modtz to Annie T E Kirtland, It 7, Vayhinger'6 add 2,200 H;strooach it al to 11 Backus et al, It 29. blkl, Eastville Heights 1,000 II Backus et al to J E Davis, Its 29 and 31, blkl, Eastville Heights 1,500 C II Lamberson to I R Patuode, it 18, subd 45, Arlington Hills.: 3.500 Lane X Stone to Frank Malmberg, it 27, blk I. Stone & Morton's 650 lame to II A Nelson, it 13, blk 3, Stone & Morton's 700 Two unpublished. 22,200 Tola:. 16 transfers $06,500 a. Wednesday. Maurice Auerbach to Edw Digle, lot 9, blk 44, Auerbach's rearr of part of White Bear 8400 E I Hovt to Clara McKenna, lot 13, sub blk 84, L Dayton's 2,600 £ It Gilman to W It Merriam. lots 1 to 17 and 19 to 30, inclusive, blk 2, Lake Como and Phalen Ay add 5,000 Chas Bass to A C Harris, lot 7, blk 3, Riverside add 400 Betsy Ostman to Louis J Miss, lot 10, blk 9. Arlington Rills 1.700 Betsy Ostman to Louis J Miss, lots 32 and 33. Farrar's add 550 Total six transfers $10,1150 Thursday] Chas F Meyer to Carrie Korfhnge. Its 10, ' 11, 12, 13, 14 and nsottof It 7, Meyer's sut-d of blk 11. Woodbury & case's add 5,000 W X Merriam to E R Gilman, Its 24 and 25. blk 7, Holcombe's add 65,000 Vf B Merriam to E ii Gilman, It 16 and w t-i 0f17,b1k9, Holcome'sadd 50,000 B T McClung to Jno II Lewis, it 9, blk 2, Como add ; 225 Paris Price to James 15 Price, part of Its 12 and 13, subd of blk 48, St. Anthony Park 800 B W Brewster to James B Price, part of Its 13 and 14. subd of blk 4S, St An thony Park 750 B T -McClung to Joseph Paschl. Its 8 and 19, bl 2, Como add 425 T W Wallace et al to Alice M Hull, It 5, b!k3, May wood 1,750 Michael Conrov to Patrick Conroy, Its 27 and 28, blk 10, Anna E. Ramsey's : add, It 30. blk 13, and It 9. blk 4, East ville Heights 5,000 C D Kennedy to J E Davis, It 8, blk 2, Haldermann's add 2,000 3 £ Davis to C D Kennedy, Its 29 and 30, blk 1. Easiville Heights^ 1,500 A C Benrand to \Y J Cutter, und U of c 1$ Its 11 and 12, blk 7, Whitney <_ Smith's 1,500 G A Johnson to F A Bedell, It 13, blk 4. Syndicate Add No. 1 1,000 John Grant to J S Haas, Its 14 and 15, blk 14. Eastville Heights 1,700 Four unpublished 36,775 Total, IS transfers $17.1.4-2;-) Friday. Oil Schickler to A Eddy, It 3, blk 11, • Mackubin & Marshall's $650 Jacob Mettler to Julius Schmidt. Its 1. 2, 3, rearr blk 76, Banning & Olivier's; It 21. blk 6, Clark's add 4,700 Eve Tarbox to Thomas Cumings, It 16, blk 4, Florence add 1,550 Same to Stephen Stephens, Its 7 and 8, Florence add 3,100 Gustav Carlson to Samuel Borg, Its 7 and 8, blk 20. Winter's 1,025 A M Hayes to Eliza Greening, It 9, bit 15, Eastville Heights 1,000 Eve Tarbox to John Casey, It 5, blk 4, Florence add 1,550 B A Reynolds to W W Dunn. It 20. blk 2. Got/lan's subd of Sigel's add 2.750 One unpublished 10,000 Total, nine transfers $26,320 Saturday. Joseph Ackerman to John S Calder, It 10, bl_ 2. Pease's rearr of Its 3, 4, 7, 8, Prospect 600 C V Meyer to II Kurrelmeier, It 20, rearr blk 25, Woodbury <_ Case 1,000 Adeline L Beggs to B Sutherland, It 17, blk 200, Irvine's add to West St Paul.. I.SOO W B Martin to Lizzie G Jellett Its 29 and 30, blk 24, Syndicate ft add 090 W P Curtis to Wanderer Printing Co, Its 20and2L bit A, Langan Park 400 J P Oakey to Eva I Hovt, Its 1. 2, 13, 14, Oakev's ." 3,000 Et Paul" Trust Co to Patrick Quinn, west 50 feet 5 and 6. subd bik 5, Rondo's. . . 3,535 Patrick t^uiim to Chris Schroth, same.. 3,535 White Bear Lake R E Svnd to TII Wilde. It 7, blk 25, White Bear beach. 1,500 Eva Tarbox et al to John Liudouist, It 11, blk 4, Florence add ."....... 2,200 Alfred Wharton to Ross Clarke, Its 15 and 16. blk 28, Summit park 12.000 One unpublished 4,200 Total, 12 transfers $34,700 t REAL ESTATE FOI. SALE. A FEW OF THE JBAIMjiAIA!. OFFERED BY FAI.EIHEE A SAOW, 8 6 East Fourth st., Globe Building, for the coming week. COnn FOB I - OXsi on Goodrich ay., *s?aJ\->\J Stinson's Boulevard Addition; elegant trees; terms to suit you. CO p./ \f\ FOX A LOT on Carroll st, •p/v^»yvU near Mackubin st.; only one at this price; we know this price is too cheap to advertise, but it must be sold. tSif\ 9/ ) BUYS a block of fourteen lots tpt. )>**\J\J in the Midway District, south of University ay. and north of Marshall; we know this to" be the cheapest block offered in the city; itis a sure thing to double your money on. CO nfin BUYS a south-facing corner \PAr.VJU\J on Dayton and Chatsworth; this is $500 below value. STINSON'S BOULEVARD ADDITION O —The park property of the city. Fallihee & Snow. 30 East Fourth st. CO Mf|nß-Ys ft south-facing lot on ijy^lJUl/ Fairmount near Victoria. CL* Rf)f j BUS the cornerof Victoria *M*y}^U\JyJ and Fairmount, southeast facing, 100x150 feet This is a beautiful site for a fine home, and the cheapest 100-foot Corner in this section. •_>( U"» FEET south-facing on Summit ay., D*J\J just west of the Short line bridge; a price which is certainly a bargain. HOSE HAVING REAL SNAPS in Summit Park or other Midway proper ties will do well to list the same with us; we can help you if you need money. CO inn MUYS 8'.>x124 feet corner i?>C>_. UW Thomas and St. Albans, south east front; this lies nicely; both streets graded, etc. ; cheap. <2» 9f|A BUYS 60 feet, souih-iaciug, in .tP^/wllU block 11, Summit Park. ONEY TO LOAN on vacant Midway property. Fallihee <_ Snow, 36 East Fourth st CO /Win ,!lvs south-facing lot on \J*J\J Grand aye.. near Victoria. CQF»n KLYS LOl- C Mock 2, Warm's iDCjfJyj addition; this is on Grand aye.; fine trees. ,: $n F\f\— HOW IS THIS for south-facing / O*J coruer lot in Wanu's addition, on Goodrich aye. ; only $225 cash, balance long lime. CJ7AM FOR LOT on Charies, near Vic *£> I Q*J toria. WE HAVE FOR SALE the finest list of corners in Summit Park addition, ranging in price from $75 per foot down. This addition. south of Summit aye., is des tined to be, without any exception, the fin est residence portion of the city. The nearer you get to the bluff line on Fairmount and Osceola avenues, the finer view it commands, and is in fact, what Summit avenue is in name. "The Summit." It commands a pan oramic view of the Mississippi valley, which, for beauty and magnificence, is exceeded by no city oil the continent. It will be to St. Paul what "Nob Hill" is to San Francisco, the future home of our wealthy men. Falli hee & Snow, 36 East Fourth street, Globe Building. For Sale by J. J. Ward. 115 East Fourth st. SEVERAL fine corners on Summit ay. very cheap. WANTED— about nine rooms, modern improvements, east of Avon, on St Anthony hill, about $5,000; will pay cash and clear lot on Iglehart at $1,600. OEVEKAL fine homes at a sacrifice. m , . '3.1 m (\C\i TO LOAN in sums to suit *$?o\J\J%\J*sJ*J at from 514 to ? per cent; no delay; on St. Paul real estate. POPULAR WANTS. REAL ESTATE FOR SAl__% li. 11. Mid-Ma's List, 101 East Fourth St., National German-Amer ican Bank. ILL El.!, at a bargain. if sold within thirty days, fifty or eighty-two feet east-facing "on Central park, corner Summit avenue, with paved street; stone sidewalks on both hide-: sewer, gas and water; being the only choice unimproved corner on the park. D. H. Midland. FOX SALE at a great bargain, a line lot on Ashland ay., between St. Albans and Grotto sts.; will make terms to suit pur chaser; it must be sold at once. D. U. Mi chaud. "■ ' FOX SALE CHEAP— fine three-story brick building of six tenements: good location and all well rented for a good invest ment: will take a house and lot in exchange; on St. Anthony hill. For full particulars in quire of D. H. Miehaud. ' _ FOX SALE at ii great bargain, a gocd house and lot on Armstrong ay., No. 72 >, near Seventh St.; easy terms to suit pur chaser. 11. 11. Midland*. Qi'nil EACH will buy beautiful east «s?OUU facing lots on South Robert St., near the electric line, with street graded and sidewalks; will make terms to suit. D. U. Miehaud. ":"-■■• ■ <s_/l HO EACH will buy fine lots in West f^^KJKJ St. Paul, near the electric line; $50 cash, balance 810 per month. These lots | are very cheap at SSOO. 1). H. Miehaud. (J| j 1 F\(\ V.' ILL BUY seven-room house «£> _I<,I«JU and lot, adjoining lot to the park on Laurel ay.. corner St. Albans st. ; the house was built about four years ago. with all modern improvements; this is a great bar gain. For full particulars inquire of D. 11. Miehaud. ' S*J (inn WILL BUY a good nine-room *$Oa\J yjyj house and lot. south-facing, on St. Anthony a v.. with good barn; location near Victoria.' D. 11. Miehaud. ffi»£.n , A WILL BUI a beautiful south -o_/ I U facing lot on Hewitt ay., Hersey- Woolsev addition : this price only good for one week. D. 11. Miehaud. 1"', East Fourth st. James t'sira's List. O LOTS, corner luleh.irt and Kent; will O sell cheap, or will build to suit you. 2 LOTS, corner Selby and Grotto; will sell cheap or lease on lung time. 2 LOTS on St. Anthony ay, (iuinby Park; very cheap. 3 LOTS, corner Mississippi and Rose, at your own price. - Q*> -)/ SIX-ROOM modem house, ijP^IUU 532 I.af..iid st. ; terms easy. <Sl r 7r\(\— LOT> on Marshall, near Snell- V / *J\J ing: cheap atgl.'i"". " — ~~~ Suburban. IT'OK _ ALE— Eighty acres of farm land In Wright county; forty acres improved; good buildings; will »ell cheap on reasonable terms to suit purchaser. Call at 223 Fifth st. south, Minneapolis. IE YOU WAN I' to buy or sell farming lands in Minnesota, see us before doing any thing. Sahlgaard & Hobe, 204 East Seventh street LIKE TO TRADE good land in Minne sota, or lot In St. Paul, for two horses and phaeton. Apply Sahlgaard & Hobe, 204 East Seventh street. VIRGINIA FARM FOR RENT— One of the best farms in the Piedmont sec tion of Virginia: 444 acres, well watered, un der high state of cultivation, healthful cli mate, beautiful scenery. Well suited for both grain and live-stock raising. Has two largo dwellings besides necessary outbuild ings. Will rent as whole or to two good farmers. For further particulars address W. R. Taylor, Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va. WHAT HAVE YOU got to trade for 80 acres of good farming lands near St. Paul! Sahlgaard & Hobe, 204 East Seventh street •Jf'l. l ACRES of first-class land. Wilkin OUU county, Minnesota, on bank of Otter Tail river: 10. acres, store building and two lots at Plankinton, Aurora county, S. D.; will sell cheap or take stock of merchandise in exchange. .1.. Globe. Stillwater, Minn. miscellaneous. A SPLENDID FARM for sale on the Soo railroad: depot on farm; a large lake on one side; good fishing; would make the finest summer resort in the Northwest; best kind of land; 45 miles from st. Paul. Address A. P. Jerdee, Clear Lake, Polk Co., Wis. ; AVTON AY.— A lot at half price— $750. Nice lot at Macalester at this price; your own terms. Rothschild >_ Thurston. FOX SALE— On Marshall avenue, lot 25, block 1. Oakland Park addition. For prices and terms address W 211, Globe. FOX SALE— Cheap, corner lot, near stove works: also two lots corner Jackson and Livingston St., West St. Paul. Address V 205. Globe. OK SALE BY OWN UK— resi dence on Canada st. for at least $2,000 below actual value: $500 cash and balance on time. Address Owner, Globe. OR SALE CHEAP— On Cromwell aw.lot 11. block 65, St. Anthony Park; large; covered with trees: city water; near electric line. For price and terms address owner, J. 11. Young, Barnesville, Minn. FOR SALE — Three desirable modern houses of nine and twelve rooms. Wood land Park, east of Dale and south of Dayton. Inquire of 3. B. .Tell. 624 Endicott Block. FOX SALE— Nine-room house and lot on Iglehart near Western, also corner lot adjoining; cheap: long credit. J. B. Jett, 624 Endicott Building. 17 OK SALE— Sherburne ay.. lot 22, -T Chute Bros.' Division No. 15. For price and terms address owner, J. J. Mulrooney, Rich Valley. Dakota county, Minn. IF YOU HAVE ANY MONEY to invest in real estate in St. Paul, it will pay you to see J. F. Eisenmenger, 763 Wabasha st. ONTHLY PAYMENTS — Nice little seven-room house, warmly built, good lot; a comfortable home on Interurban elec tric line, near schools, colleges, churches, etc. Rothschild i Thurston, Pioneer Press Building. . WELVE-KOOM HOUSE, thoroughly built, for sale at a bargain. No. 592 Igle han street; all modern improvements; terms to suit. J. Eagan, 30 East Fourth street. Room 2. WHY don't you stop paying rent? Own yeur own house; a small sum will do It: $20 "per month will secure you a six or seven-room house, delightful neighborhood; near electric cars: twenty minutes' walk from court house: houses built iv the best possible manner: cellar under entire house; lots two to four feet above grade, level and beautiful; near school house, and many other attrac tions that cannot be described here; don't fail to secure one of these new houses. Re member Charles Rudolph. No. 71 National German-American Bank Building. WHAT am I offered for the following described property in whole or part lot: Lots 41, 06 and 78, on Harrison ay. and Lisbon st near Pleasant ay. and Garfield st, in Whitacre, Briabin and Mullin's sub division; also, lots 8 and 9, same addition, corner Ramsev st. and Pleasant ay. ; together with new double house on lot 9. cost $9,000; rents for $:«0 per month; also, east 40 feet lot 13, block 8, Terrace Park addition, on Oakland ay.. one of the finest sites in the city. Address C. Whitacre. 310 Ramsey st. WILL SELL house containing five rooms W and cellar very cheap. Call at 431 Su perior st. rj/* Art— DON'T fail to notice this: a snap V>Oi/vJ to be taken at once; beautiful lot, with large trees growing; lot two feet above grade and level; 40 feet from 166 feet deep, In Macalester Pa:k. Charles Rudolph, 71 Na tional German-American Bank Building. <_T- WILL BUY a lot near the end of «JJ> / UU the cable on Selby ay., in Merriam Park look this up ; a positive snap. Remem ber. Charles Rudolph, 71 National German- American Bank Building. o>/* r,i\i \— LARGE eight-room house on <?U^i.UU Hague ay., east of Victoria st. for sale; hardwood finish, bath, furnace: easy payments. Smith <_ Taylor, 333 Rob ert "st. _0 HIM I— s >.*""-5*. 56,000— f^A/m I \J\J $o,soo— Homes on St Anthony Hill; they are the best ever offered; Bee us about them if you want to buy a home. Smith & Taylor. 333 Robert st. © A fit )' MODERN HOUSE OU St. Al- S?^*'i^'-''-' bans St., next to corner of Mar tin; go and look at it; complete in every re spect. Smith & Taylor, 333 Robert st i2:al Of If) BU_S corner on Virginia and *Wr-a.^r*at\J\J Rondo, with a five-room house; $2,600 buys large lot with shads trees, two story brick house, large barn, carriage house. Inquire at 123 Merrell st. i > i.»ri:ssio>Ai.. EFOKMITY AND RUPTURE. 306 Manhattan Building, 12 to 2—4 to 5:30. MRS. MARY JENKS, A GRADUATE in massage treatment, treats all kinds of diseases with success. Ladies who wish to have their face treated to beautify and im prove their complexion, call at 349 North Franklin st, . . IJFERFLUOUs HAIR permanently re moved from the face, neck, arms, breast or between the eyebrows, by electricity, with out injury; moles and warts skillfully treated. Mrs. Baldwin, Suite 205, The Colon nade, St. Peter sb . THE PAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE : SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1891.— SIXTEEN PAGE&. POPULAR WAHTS. for RENT. Houses. —WE RENT HOUSES, STORES, OF . FICES. TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED PROPERTY. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGEN CY. GLOBE BUILDING. OTTAGE— For rent, a neat cottage. In quire ISO Charles st. CIOTTAGE— To rent, cottage, modern, in J good location; very cheap, to good ten ant. Cole. 30 East Fourth st. COTTAGE— Detached cottage for rent on Summit place: good yard and city water. Inquire 317 Summit place. ■ ■ COTTAGE— A cottage for rent 875 Har rison ay.. corner Western. COTTAGE for rent; live rooms, city water, sewer, woodshed. 253 Fourteenth St.; rent, $15. HOUSE— For rent, 306 East Tenth st. house of eight rooms; good cellar, fur nace, grate, gas and gas fixtures, bath, hot nnd cold water, screens, storm windows, etc. This 's a very complete and cosy house, and the surroundings are excellent; will rent to a good party for $35 per month. Apply to Clarke A Fletcher. 303 Jackson st. HOUSE— A nice eight-room house for rent at 78 Jessamine St., one block from Rice st. electric line. Inquire of James E. Pore, 38 Chamber ot Commerce. HOUSE— For rent-small house of five rooms near Omaha shops, cheap. In quire 49 Globe Building. _____ HOUSE— For rent, a good tenement 1.1 Western ay.. $20 per month. Inquire st shoe store, 179 Western ay. HOUSE— For rent, nice eight-room house, 81 Iglehart st. St. Paul Title Insurance & Trust Company, or No. '>■*" St. Peter st. HOUSES— Five and six-room houses on Louisa St.. next to corner of Stryker a v. : twenty minutes' walk from court house, and near electric cars; rent, $7. Inquire on prem ise^ HOUSE— Dayton ay.. 082— For rent, a de tached modern, nine-room house, with large lawn and barn; in perfect order; $40. B. F. Ellison, Gas Office. HOUSES— For rent, modern ten-room house, 367 Smith ay., $30; eight-room house, good repair, 390 Dayton a v.. $25. Houses for rent at all prices. John R. Hickey. Room 131. Germania Life Building, Fourth and Minnesota. HOUSE— Finest location on West Side; house, eight rooms, iv brick terrace; newly papered; all modern conveniences; on car line; fifteen minutes' walk from court house. E. C. Burke. 349 Livingston aye. HOUSE of seven rooms, good order, close to business, city water, sewer. Apply Monday, 529 Westminster. HOUSE No. 37 East Tenth St.. corner Ce dar: modern house, large rooms; a nice home for a business man wanting to be handy to business. Smith & Taylor, 333 Robert st, HOUSE— For rent, tnrec-room house; $6 permonth. 2SB Aurora ay. HOUSE— For rent, good nine-room house 936 Aurora ay. ; will paper and put in first-class order to gcod paying tenant $20 per month or $200 per year to responsible party. Inquire next door for key, or to .13 Pioneer Building. __ HOUSE— Ten-room modern house. No. 218 Grove st.. with or without carpets. Man ning's Renting Agency, Davidson Block, cor ner Fourth ami Jackson. House — Elegantly furnished 13-room brick terrace; modern conveniences and water rent paid; will rent cheap, with use of piano, to responsible parties, from three to six mouths or a year; owner will re tain two rooms and board with tenant, if de sired, and have no objection to their renting three or four rooms, which are already rent ed, and the gentlemen wish to remain; board ing house keepers needn't apply. Address, with references, Mra. Jay P. Davis. 215 Grove St., one and a half blocks from Jackson. HOUSE— rent. $21 per month, .even room house; bath, city water, etc.; large yard; 159 East Congress. Apply next door east. HOUSES— For rent, two new houses; eight rooms each; all modern improvements; high ground overlooking city; seven min utes from Third street; rent, $25. Apply 45 Gilfillan Block. HOUSE for rent, six rooms. Inquire 20 Til ton st HOUSE— For rent, new house, six rooms, city water, $13; cheap at $18. 433 Sher bnrne ay. HOUSES— For rent.two new six room brick houses, modern improvemeuts. finely located; fifteen minutes' walk from city hall. on electric line. Inquire 48 West Delos street. HOUSE— For rent to a family without children, house of seven rooms; mostly furnished. 240 West Seventh st. HOUSE— 673 Iglehart; new and nicely pa pered; all conveniences; low rent. Rothschild & Thurston, Pioneer Press Build ing. HOUSE— rent, furuished house near cable line, on the hill, all conveniences, for two or three months. Address F 207, Globe. ORSE for sale cheap. 259 East Fifth st. ELEGANT HOUSES,ALLCON VENIENCES. VERY CHEAP; 817.50 AND $20. TAKE THEM QUICK. TAY LOR'S RENTING AGENCY. HOUSE— Fourteen-room brick dwelling with all conveniences and best con struction. No. 409 Ashland ay. HOUSE— A modern nine-room, steam heated house, St. Anthony bill district, for rent to good parties for $45. Hardwood finish. Abbott <_ Dorgeloh, 32 Chamber of Commerce. - HOUSES AND ROOMS to rent in all parts of the city at way-down figures. C. W. Youngman. 117 East Fonrth st. EKltl AM PARK HOME to rent ; some -IVX thing very nice at reasonably low rent; all conveniences. Rothschild & Thurston, Pioneer Press Building. HE ALIHON (fire-proof), Selby ay.; finest flats in the city;' two outside flats for rent; also suites of from two to six rooms, with bath; some furnished; cafe rate, $30. EDEN FLATS— S7 West College ay. : two fine six-room housekeeping fiats, with bath, rent 825; includes janitor services, cooking range and all conveniences; ele gantly decorated, new; no car fare. F. S. Bryant, 123 Fourth St.. or janitors. QT F.(\ rKK MONTH for six-room «P / .*J*J houses in good location; good repair and good neighbors; only one block from the East Seventh st. cable, corner At lantic and Fauquier sts. Call at Kost & Cresey's, corner Third and Robert sts. QIO (\r\ FEK MONTH each for new ijIOaKJU and well built brick houses, hardwood finish; bath, etc; on State St., near Concord st. Call on Koat & Crescy, corner Third and Robert sis. (JjOA (\t\ PKR MONTH— A large ten tys-mttJ.Vjyj room house corner of St. Paul st. and Pennsylvania ay. ; grounds COx 134; line shade trees; centrally located. Call at Kost & Cresey's, corner Third and Robert sts. Suburban. T BALD EAGLE LAKE — Cottages beautifully situated on the lake shore, near the depot. Edwin A. Warren, 406 Sib ley st. COTTAGE— At White Bear village, lake J front, new eight-room cottage, balance of season ; low rent. Philip Abbott, 79. East Third st. COTTAGE— Furnished cottage for rent at Dellwood. White Bear Lake. Breen, Wabasha and Fifth. COTTAGE— For rent, small cottage at Lindstrom, Minn. Call at B. L. Bron ion's. Lindstrom, Minn. ' HOUSE— rent, good house ana out buildings with five acres of fine land, fust north of Lake Coma Cochran & Walsh, Fourth and Jackson sts. HOUSE— Furnished house of six rooms at Bald Eagle lake. Inquire 313 East Tenth st. ■ Flats. FLAT— A first-class flat for rent; steam heat and city water: all modern. Apply to Lovering the Shoe Man, 386 and 888 Wa basha st. FLAT — For rent, seven-room flat. 479 Clinton ay., West Side. FLAT— for neat four-room flat with bath, etc.; centrally located. Herbs t, 186 East Seventh. FLAT— Six-room flat at 236 West Third,' above Seven Corners; all conveniences; low rent. Sydney Watson. 903 Pioneer Press Building. _. FLATS— and six-room flats, with all conveniences, on second floor of build ing, upon the line of electric railway, at $16 and $18 per month. Inquire Room 99, Globe Building. -■ -' : LAT— For rent, a flat of four raoms, at 648 Jackson. Inquire of Butterfield.on premises. FLAT— Two, three or five rooms on sec ond floor. No. 203 Norris st., corner Sibley. L^_TS of ten, fifteen and twenty-eigh I. looms in the center of city at very low rent John R. Hi£key. Room 131, Germania Life guildiug, Fourth aud Minnesota.^ . . FLATS— nice flats for rent. Inquire GO-UK Sinth o,ia Exchange its. POPULAR WAHTS. FOR REIT. - ■■'— - Rooms. A —311 NORTH WASHINGTON -£_.» St.— Opposite Rice Pleasant front rooms, sinsle or en suite, new and nicely furnished; gas, bath, piano, etc.; good table board if desired. A— HOTEL BRUNSWICK, lor gentle m\.a men only; fifty modern steam-heated rooms by day, week or mouth. -__ ARUNDEL ST., 226— For rent, a large front room nicely furnished. -.-■ BROADWAY, 541 — One furnished and two unfurnished rooms, central loca tion. _______________ CANADA ST.. 531— A front alcove room; private family; bathroom; for rent mod erate to one gentleman. . _^ AKKOLL ST., 572 — St Authomv Hill— For rent four pleasant rooms and kitchen, suitable for small family. . CEDAR ST., Nicely furnished rooms for $5, $6 and $3: also one unfurnished ; with modern conveniences. CiROAR ST., Four newly furnished J rooms; reasonable price; call Sunday. CIEDAR ST.. 522— T0 rent, comfortably ' furnished room: all conveniences; with or without board. C CENTRAL AY.— Corner St. Peter St.— J Nicely furnished rooms for rent in Ar gyle building; inquire of janitor. ■ CLARK ST., 863— For rent, an alcove room, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board ; also use of bath room and barn. • COLLEGE AYE., 26 WEST— Pleasant furnished front and other rooms; modern conveniences; from $6 to $16. - COLLEGE AY.. 21 EAST— For rent, two well furnished front rooms; terms rea sonable. ■ AST SEVENTH ST., 222— Unfurnished rooms for rent in suites of two and three. " ' t_~ EIGHTH ST.. 417 EAST— For rent, two unfurnished rooms with closets ;moderu conveniences. -<—.:i. ■ EIGHTH ST. 450. EAST— Large, COOI rooms, newly fitted up; bath, gas, pleas ant lawn and snade trees. | EIGHTH ST.. 257 EAST— For rent, nicely urn shed front room. __. ELEVENTH ST.. 147 EAST— Nicely fur nished room, all modern conveuences; private family. LEVENTH ST., Large furnished front room, on ground floor; rent, $7. • LEVENTH ST.. 62 EAST— Nicely fur nished room, with or without board; half-blocK capitoL FIFTH ST., 143, WEST— For rent, nicely furnished room, with modern conven ie c c IJUFTH ST., 409, EAST— Two furnished I. rooms for rent, one .1 and one $6, for ladies or gents. _^ OURTH ST., 60. WEST— Large, cool rooms with use of bath, $S to $12 per month. __^^_ Ol'KTIt ST., titisio EAST— Nicely fur nished front room, wiih alcove with bath, for one or two gentlemen; rent reason able. , FORT ST., 464— An alcove room neatly furnished. GOODRICH AY., 336— rooms, newly papered; kitchen, cellar yard; plenty of soft and hard water; call Monday: $5. GKOVE ST.. 213— rent, furnished rooms, large and small: two rooms and pantry, furnished for housekeeping. ("i KOVE ST.. 325— A pleasant room; mod- T ern accommodations; references; board if desired. / 1 ROVE 5T..2.3— For rentnicely furnished vT room, with use of bath. ASTINGS AY., SSl— Nicely furnished front room in private family, electric cars in trout of house. _ HOTEL ItARTKAU.36— NiceIy furnished room; steam heat, gas, bath, etc. ; private family, rent very cheap. OTELHAKTEAU, 315— Front room and alcove, furnished, for man and wife, or two gentlemen. Steam heat, gas, bath, etc. ; private family. Rent cheap. ISABEL ST., 70 EAST— furnished rooms, with bath. JACKSON ST.. so4— Pleasant suite ol rooms on first floor; furnished or unfurnished: suitable for light housekeeping; modern conveniences; rent cheap. •, JACKSON ST., 502— Pleasant large front room and alcove, nicely furnished, with all modern conveniences: pric%. 812; others besides, cheaper. LYTLE TERRACE, TENTH AND Cedar— Two nicely furnished rooms; one very large, with bay window ; modern con venience^ .■-::.• ■ AKSHALL AYE, 497— pleasant furnished rooms in private family. ARS HALL AY., 400— Two Blocks From Cable— For rent, three large unfurnished rooms water and sewer. '\r ASH ST., 258— Furnished and uutur- I v nished flats or single rooms with bath room attached. TfTNNESOTA ST., 540— Near High School i.l —For rent, two furnished rooms, suit able for housekeeping; also parlor and al cove. l VfTNTH ST., 317, EAST— Near Broadway i\ —Large front room, $10; private family: gentlemen only. ' "VTINTH ST., 02 EAST— Nicely furnished IN front room for rent cheap. ORKIS ST., 2:s6— Near Canada— Pleasant 1 v unfurnished rooms, bath, modern im provements: moderate rent: central location. LEAS ANT' AYE., 207— For rent large, well furnished room In private family. P LEASANT AY., 212— large unfur nished rooms, with large closets aud water, for housekeeping. LEASANT AY., 285— Rooms, furnished and unfurnished, and suitable for light house_eeping. RICE ST., a49— Near Rondo— One large front room, furnished; also one small unfurnished room. ROOM— furnished, gas and bath, for rent, only $7. 547 Canada, • ROOMS— Large front room, suitable for XV two. also smaller ones; visitors ac commodated. 376 North Franklin st ROOMS— For rent, two rooms at 699 and 667 Canada st; price $3 per month each. Inquire at 32 East Fourth st., Washington Life. X' ROOM— A nicely furnished front room, central location; suitable for one or two. Address Z 208, Globe. ROOMS— Four desirable rooms for house keeping; nicely napered and painted; $6 per month. Inquire 582 Fauquier. ROOMS— Unfurnished rooms for rent; suitable for housekeeping. Apply A. Winter, C East Ninth st. ROOMS— Three large unfurnished rooms for reut for housekeeping. Inquire 151 West Seventh st. ROOMS— Fine furnished, single and en suite, for rent. 222 East Seventh street. RONDO ST., 189— Furnished front rooms for rent. ROBERT ST., 521— For rent, nicely fur nished front room with alcove, OEVENTH ST., 297 WEST— to IJ rent, from three to six, in a private house ; each place separate from the other, same as separate house: water and sewer; all con veniences; central. SMITH AY., 88— Nicely furnished front room, with use of bath; rent reasonable. T.PETEKST.. 387— Sixth—Pleas ant furnished rooms; electric light and bath. ST. FETER ST., 556— Large, newly fur nished rooms with use of bath. ST. ANTHONY AY., 191— Four rooms for light housekeeping; brick building; city water and bath; only $10. SUMMIT AY., One nicely furnished single'room, cheap. UMMIT AY., 39— For rent, large, nicely furnished front room; reasonable to two 'lad es or gentleman and wife. - TEMPERANCE 5T.,470— Eighth and Ninth— Pleasant, newly furnished rooms with bath; very cheap. TENTH ST., 370 EAST— Furnished room, suitable for one or two gentlemen; modern improvements; splendid location. TENTH ST., 313 BAST— Nicely furnished room ; bath and gas. THIRD ST.. 161, west— rent, suite of rooms nicely furnished. • TILTON ST., 49— Front parlor, with al cove; also other rooms; with or without hoard: rates low. WABASHA, ST., 621— Rent cheap; rooms. WABASHA ST., 477— Furnished .rout room for rent; bath connected; $8 per Sggjfe _ WABASHA ST., 444— Newly furnished bedroom cheap. Call at dressmaking Tggrn^'..-- ■-■ *- v 2-_j*>. --'•--- WABASHA ST., CORNER TENTH . St— Next Door to Drtt Store-rui nlfihed rooms for zeal; ' POPLAR WANTS. FORREfIT. Rooms. ALNUT ST.. 390— Corner Pleasant Ave nue—Nicely furnished or unfurnished 1 front rooms tor rent. *_ ■ EST THIRD ST., Nicely fur j nished rooms from $5 to $6 per month. i Stores. FOR KENT— .tores and four five-room flats with all modem -improvements, cheap. Call room 25. Court block, opposite ■ court house, 24 East Fourth st STOKE, 181 East Seventh st. ; store, 183 East Seventh; store, 403 East Seventh; • store, 438 Jackson; store. 440 Jackson; store, i 452 Jackson; store, 316 Minnesota; fifty rooms at 27 Bast Seventh bakery on Jack sou, near Seventh; offices, flats, houses. '. Stees & Co. I TORE FOX KENT— All elegant store. O 22 by 90 feet; best location in the city of [ St. Cloud. A splendid opening for a good grocery stock. Address or apply 624 St. ' Gerniaine st. [ STOKE— fine large new store for rent. 393 O Selby ay. Apply to Lovering, the Shoe ■ Man. 886 and 888 Wabasha st. STOKE— That desirable corner store, 242 East Seventh st, corner of Wacouta. J • I. Jellett. 14 Chamber Commerce. ! VJTOKE— Good location for grocery, bakery O orlaundrv; living rooms attached; rent, ; $12. Inquire 258 Nash. STORE— Large new store, 458 St. Peter st., near Seventh; tine location for any busi ness; rent low to good tenant. Inquire Henry Yon der Weyer, at National German ;: American Bank. STOKE— Best store on Mississippi St., cor ner Mt. Airy, on easy terms to desirable > tenant. Inqnire'lloom 99, Globe Building. STOKE — For Rent— l have a desirable ; O location for meat market, with fixtures \ complete, which I will rent cheap to a good ' party. J. Eagan. 30 East Fourth st. STOKE and four rooms, corner Robert and ' O Tenth sts., and house 313 East Niuth St., 1 for rent. Apply at 505 Robert st. • Offices. OFFICES— For rent, splendid offices; a few desirable offices cau be had in the ; Globe building St. Paul; all modern con veniences; at reasonable rent, including . steam heat. Apply to J. W. Taylor, Agent, . Room 13. • 1 miscellaneous. ; DARKER SHOP for rent, at Washburn, JJ Wis. Good opening and low rent J. . Eagan, 30 East Fourth street, or M. W. Hagerly, Washburn, Wis. ' pool) LOCATION for dressmaking on vT East Thiid street, with established busi ness: no bonus charged to the right party; rent reasonable. B 207, Globe. PASTURE— Good Pasture since the rains at the Crosby Place, West Seventh street; : or address B. P. Gray, Manager, or Box 475, city. -- I SPACE FOR RENT FOR FIRST-CLASS : O BUFFET SALOON, IN' BEST BUILD ING IN ST. PAUL. TAYLOR'S RENTING ; AGENCY. 1 nflA-H'IAl,. EM. NEWPORT & SON, INVEST • ment Bankers, loan money on lm nTOved property in St Paul and Minneap olis at 6 per cent "on or before." Offices, '. New Pioneer Press Building, St Paul, and Bank of Minneapolis Building. Minneapolis. —DO _Ol WANT TO BORROW money at a lower rate than you can • borrow through any other agency? The American Mortgage Loan company. Room 7, ! First National bank building, corner Fourth i and Jackson sts., will let you have any amount, $10, 820, $25, $40, $75, $100 oi • . $200— in fact, any sum you wish— on your L cold watch, diamonds, household furniture, horse, buggy, piano, carriage, etc.. aia lower I rate than you can possibly get it elsewhere. , Goods can remain in your possession, and you can pay a part any time you want and .top interest. Business private and confl l dential. You can have your own time in > paving up principal. . ' i -A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A --: ANY AMOUNT of money loaned on fur ; r.iture, pianos, diamonds, watches or goods in storage: property remains in your posses [ eiou; small monthly return payment taken; promptness, privacy ard low rates; take ele vator "to Room 16, Germania Bank building, ; opposite postoflice: private room for ladies. OKKOWERS on real estate should see • H. Caldwell. 84 Germania Life Building, . . corner Fourth and Minnesota. •' FOR SALE— A mortgage for $1,500, secured on valuable inside property. Address 1 D.201. - "" •■ J- ARGE AMOUN Ts of money to loan on J Improved property at 6 per cent. \ Gilman & Co:. New York Life Building. MONEY LOANED on furniture, jewelry, hor»es, carriages, watches, pianos, etc. Capital Loan Co.. 400 Jackson st. [1,1 ONEY 'IO LOAN without delay, irom ! ivl $10 upward, oa furniture, horses, jew -1 elrv, etc. ; time checks, notes and second real estate mortgages bought. Minnesota Loan Co., 117 East Fourlh st. ONE v LOANED on life Insurance pol icles; or bought. L. P. Van Norman, [ 615 Guaranty Loan Building. Minneapolis. MONEY LOANED on furniture, horses diamonds, pianos, etc. Minnesota Mortgage Loan Company, Mackey. manager. Rooms i:--14. First National Bank building, ; corner Fourth and Jackson sts. OECUUIT V LOAN CO.. 156 East Third St., O will loan money in amounts from $10 to $500 on household furniture, horses, pianos, : diamonds and jewelry, at one-half the rates charged by other offices. J. E. Flannigan, Manager. WANTED TO BORROW $1,500 for three years; 7 per cent interest; se cured by first mortgage on nine-room house and lot "in St. Paul, worth $3,500; no com mission. Address D 208, Globe. ANTED TO LOAN— on im- V V proved real estate property. Address ; Z 209, Globe. WANTED. $2,500 to replace loan now about due ; St. Authouy hill property. Box 445. St. PauL WF.MOKITZ, 0-2 PIONEER PRESS . Building — Mortgage loans made promptly; 0, 7 and 8 per cent; mortgages bought. ClO MONEY TO LOAN ON »fl'2s Cheapest rates in Furniture, 60 city: Private room Pianos, Watches 100 for ladies. Union Diamonds, 250 Mortgage Loan Co., or any 500 R'm 11. Gilfillan Blk. good security: - 1,000 cor. and Jackson, quietly, quickly. PER CENT MONEY— Any amount long or short time. Rooms D and E, Germania Bank. &£. (y\(\ TO LOAN on collateral se *^tJ-,\J*jyj curity. sixty or ninety days Geo. B. Evans, Broker, Room 9, National Gennau-American Bank. CTIFSICAI,. PI A OS HALLET & DAVIS. DT A TV-f-C-' Kew Scale Kimball, AI A i\ L»ks EMERSON and DT A IV /"IC WHITNEY PIANOS, X liV J/N \JkJ for Sale on Easy Terms, PIANOS whit^ ce o y s e.^ sic 100 KIMBALL ORGANS rißr_Al\F<3 1 Carload Whitney Or- \J SXKTl\.iy O FOR SALE AND FOR ORGANS $3 TO $5 PERMONTH. OavCtAJM & WHITNEY'S. 97 nRDAM^ EAST THIRD STREET. Ul\VX___il O PIANOS '«=s«™«« nr i vrnQ 7tt Octaves, Beautiful lIAIM/k. Rosewood Case. DT A VT Price only $150; worth $350. JuIAJAI WHITNEY'S MUSIC PIAJNOfe 07 East Third Street. Carpenter Organ. $15. R H- A TV W gchomnger Organ, $45. vy_AVT_-l.il IB NeW Organs, ORGANS Walnut Case. vJJ\VT/Vli O _— •"•ORGANS WHITNEY'S, r\R r_ A N S 3 East Third Street. WJ-i.VTjCI.IIO PI AIN to rent at $3, $4, $."> and $8 PT A TVHQ PER MONTH. J. A Cli i V-/KJ Bent applied on purchas# X 1 Ail OS Whitney's Music Stort, PIANOS "to" Mr. wasey will show you all 11/ II" TOJ pi HBWBOSGf - BALLADS, MUSIC Late and Pleasing 0 MUSIC. MUSIC PIANO MUSIC, iti U OH_/ AT WHITNEY'S M I FQTP 97 EAST THIRD STREET. IVIUOAW IAN SI9O buys beautiful upright piano ; easy payments if desired. Hartzell <_ Co., 319 Jackson st. WASTED TO BEST, ASH REGISTER— Wanted to rent cash register; privilege of buyinf. P. Bur nand, While Bear Laice, Minn, ROOMS— Wanted, by two gentlemen, fur nished rooms on St. Anthony bill, Ad- J oiess StV^lCfcfc 2m POPULAR WANTS. *"' AUCTION SALES. E. Holloway, Auctioneer. IANOS AND FURNITURE at auction, XT at my auction and commission room, 256 East Seventh st. (up . stairs), Wednesday, July 15, at 10 o'clock a, m. ; the upright piano to be sold is a first-class instrument, and cost new $475: the furniture consists of parlor goods, bedroom suits, carpets of all kinds, folding bed, a lot of bedding, four good gaso line stoves, cooking and coal stoves, crockery and glassware, fancy rugs ; in fact, a very large lot of household furniture of all kinds; do not fail to attend if you are looking for household goods of any kind. E. Holloway, Auctioneer, 256 East Seventh st. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES— Greater bar gains than ever this week in the shoe line at my auction and commission rooms, 356 East Seventh st. E. Holloway. Jel-b & Srliaiicr. Auctioneers* NOTICE— We have bought the stock of fine hats and furnishing goods of Ed ward 11. Funk, at 215 East Seventh st., which we have now in our store, 422 Wabasha st. A list of brands: John B. Stetson's Creedmore, Tiger and a lot of other brands of hats, ami Earl and Wilson's collars and cuffs; Wilson Bros.' shirts and a lot of fine neckwear, fine underwear, hosiery, etc., etc. This stock will be sold at less than wholesale prices. Call and secure bargains. A. 11. Aicolav. Auctioneer. NIVEKSIXY AY, BL'SINEES LOT at Auction— A. 11. Nicolay, Auctioneer, wiil sell at auction Saturday morning, July 18, IS9I. at 11 o'eiock, at the Nicolay Real Es tate Exchange, 141 East Fifth si., between Jackson and Robert sts., a fine business lot on University ay., between Dale and St. Al bans streets; terms easy; sale positive. My Real Estate Auction Sale No. 12.790. FOB SALE. BLACK WALNUT bedroom suit for sale. Apply 159 West Seventh st. BICYCLE— sale. Columbia safety bi cycle, in very good condition. Address W 210, Globe. . ____ BICYCLE— A boy's bicycle, 42-inch wheel, XJ for sale cheap, at 16 West Fourth street. KISSELS CARPET— Forty yards for sale at 50 cents per yard. Room 321, Manhattan, corner Fifth and Robert sts. CELERY PLANTS— For sale, 2,000,000 celery plants, cheap; $1.50 per thousand, in quantities ot 5.000 or more, for ten days. J. T. Comstock, 1100 Mitchell St., Milwaukee, Wis. COUNTER AND SHELVING— For sale cheap," fifteen-foot counter and shelv ing, also showcases, at 473 Broadway. DETROIT SAFE, medium size, for sale cheap. 147 West Third, corner Franklin. DESK— Low, fiat top double des_. James O'Meara. 303 Jackson st. ELECTRIC MOTOR— For sale, C. and C. electric motor, one-eighth horse power, with fan. 815 Hague ay., corner Fisk st. ENGINE— Forsale, a new upright 2-11. P. steam engine, with link motion: cheap for cash. C. Reed, 110 Third st., Stillwater, Minn. ENGINE— A two-horse stationary engine, boiler and shafting for sale cheap. Room 1, 34 East Third st. ■ poll SALE- One of the best and finest a. livery stocks with lease of best arranged barn in the city: cash required, between $5.0-: .and $0,000. Address A 204, Globe. FOX SALE OK EXCHANGE— At the General Exhange. Commission and Stor age Warehouse, 515 St. Peter street: One hard wood folding bed, in good condition, one two seated carriage, will sell for cash— cheap trade for phaeton. We are also agents tor the Household Friend, which is something new; call and see it. We have a lot of other, household goods for sale or exchange. If you have anything you wish to dispose of address or call at 515 St. Peter street, and we will give it our immediate attention by ad vertising the same in the Sunday Globe and Wednesday Dispatch. L'UKNiTURE— For sale, furniture and A. household goods complete for house keeping; would be suitable for small family. 483 Como ay. FURNITURE— For sale, elegant furniture of eleven-room brick house, centrally located; modern conveniences; five rooms rented to steady tenants, more than raying rent; will sell everything complete and give possession at once; this is no ordiuary offer; must be seen to be appreciated. Apply at 309V-2 Room 2, Jackson. JCE BOX— For sale, ice box. butcher's tools and pool table. Address X 203, Globe. ' ' ' OFFICE DESK— Room 16, Germania ■ BanK Buiiding. Fifth and Wabasha sts. . ORGAN— For sale, first-class organ and new guitar cheap. Call or address 5., 715 East Sixth st PIANO lor sale cheap, almost new; great bargain. Can be seen evenings only. Mrs. O'Brien's, 513 Wabasha street. PIANO— sale, a new upright piano, cheap. 54 Isabel st. POOL TABLE— Six-pocKet, almost new, for sale for $75. Room 321, Manhattan Building. ___•_ PUG PUPPIES— For sale, three male pug puppies, at 430 Thomas st PUPPIES— sale, full-blooded English pointers. Apply 193 University ay. east. RANGE— For sale, cooking range. In good order, for $10. Call Sunday evenings; 418 Exchange st. third flat north. ANGE— New Peninsular range 1890, six holes, 8-inch covers, including high shelf, water front, Russia pipe; uses either coal or wood; also new brass gas fixtures; sell cheap. Inquire 685 Carroll st SEWING MACHINES — A new White and two other sewing machines, with all attachments, for sale at your own price; come aud see them. Room 1, 34 East Third st STOVE AND ICE BOX— For sale, one large- oil stove, with oven, $5; one ice box. $3. No. 576 Mississippi st. . TOMATISCOPE— perfect order; half price. 815 Hague ay. ELL MACHINE— For sale or trade, one tubular well machine, mounted on trucks. Inquire W. J. Haas, 125 South Wa basha. TO EXCHANGE. OOD UNINCUMBERED LOTS to ex change for horse, or horse and buggy. Address F. E., Globe. HOUSE AND LOT to exchange for va cant lot or merchandise. Call at 109 East Seventh. WANT TO TRADE equity in my house JL and lot for team of draft horses. Address U 210," Globe. TVT ICE-LYING LOT— On the West side 1 1 (unincumbered) to exchange for piano. Address C. X., Globe. SNAP— Eight-room house and fifty-foot lot, worth $3,500. mortgage $1350; clear lot worth $1,000 takes equity. Address S 208, Globe. ; TO EXCHANGE— Improved city prop erty for improved farm. Address Z 210, Globe. TO EXCHANGE— Equity in one or two cheap lots for furniture and household goods. Address W 202. Globe. WANTED TO EXCHANGE farm of 92 acres as part payment for house and lot between the two cities, balance monthly. F. A. Upham, 109 East Seventh. ' WANTED— Houses and lots to exchange for unimproved city property or farms. Call ou Kost & Crescy, corner Third and Robert sts. IVIISCEEEAI-EOUS. FINE FANS, lace and dolls repaired at 314 Market. ; LADIES, call at 521 Wabasha st. for the famous Blush of Roses and Luxury for the Complexion. LADIES— Don't sell your hair; have it made into wig at Franklin's, 318 Waba sha st. > LADIES— sell your hair, but take it to the Franklin Wig Manufactory and have it manufactured iuto a wig. 313 Wabasha st; old Grand block. AGNETIC HEALER— Electric and vapor baths. A.F.Baguell, 159 West Seventh. ; MME. MAKCOTTE— Hairdressing, hair shampooing, Turkish, Russian and shampoo baths exclusively for ladies. Da kota Flats, 366 6eiby ay.; open every day; plain baths, 35 cents. NOTICE— formal opening of the "H. W." Tennis club will occur July 15; Brooke's orchestra in attendance. PRIVATE HOSPITAL, SCHOOL OF Midwifery— H.Stenzel.29B Martin st RUPTURE CtTKED without knife, pain, inconvenience or detention from bus iness; special attention to deformity; exam lnationfree. 306 Manhattan gilding. UPERFLUOL'S HAIR AND MOLES permanently removed by electricity: gentle, reliable work. Miss Hollister, 7,778 Syndicate block, Minneapolis, fifth floor, THOSE having a pension claim now pending can have it completed ana placed among the complete files by applying to c. E. Butcher, Boom l, 903 Jackson st, St ■fv-m' _ _. _ '-H-Xi . im'amam, it fC: POPULAR WANTS BUSINESS I'llA_.€E». Wicker Bros.' List* 110i,'2 East Fourth Street FOX SAKE Saloon; best location in the city: all stock and license; no bonus wanted. IF YOU WANT a bargain in a house and lot, come and see us. . HOUSES and lots to exchange for farm lands ; also farm lands to exchange for .houses. LARGE double brick store to rent, to good parties; this is one of the best lo cations in tlie city. UK EXCHANGE LIST is the best in the city, and it will cost you nothing to look it over. HOUSES A_.l> CARKIACE. A GOOD, WELL-BRED PONY forsale cheap. Call at 4.17 Dayton. EXPRESS TRUCK aud harness forsale cheap. 147 West Third, comer Franklin. FINE young pacing mare for sale cheap; good trade for working horse ; call after 5 p.m. » 399 Fuller st. FOX SALE— lot of second- hand buggies with and without tops, at very low fig ures; also a line new Columbus phaeton and sidebar buggy at actual cost. Twin City Carriage Works, 166-168 University ay., St. Paul, Minn. OK SALE CHEAP— One span bay horses; weight, 2,300: one combination express wagon and excursion bus, in good order. Can be seen Monday at barn, rear of 151 East Ninth st. L'OI! SALE — Sorrel horse, ten years, six- A- teen hands, weight 1,100; also darK brown pony, weight 900, splendid rider and driver; harnesses, saddles, surrey; call evenings at 478 Holly ay., or office hours at Room 10, Globe Building. FORSALE— An extension top carriage; price, SUP. 760 Laurel ay. FOX SALE— The lease of my livery stabl e 20 and 22 West Fourth st. K. P." Cullen. DOK SALE— A good working horse, har i- ness. aud good truck with a new pair of sleighs; the' party buying can also secure a good position with wholesale house for him self and team; must be sold; lam going to the farm at once. Call at 157 Valley st. FOX SALE— Good horse and buggy, or will exchange for first-class bicycle. In quire 480 Wabasha st. OK SALE— cheao; small saddle and buggy mare; four gaits; must sell. Room 7, Germania Bank Building, POX SALE— a two-seated -carriage. 257 A Selby ay. FOX SALE— Sift buys good family horse; if you want to Duy," see him. Inquire 414 Robert st. FOX SALE -Two horses, age five and six; one heavy; this is a bargain. Call Sun day, 516 Mississippi. FOX SALE— Aorse and buggy; horse very fast; will sell very cheap. 335 East Tenth st. ' FOR SALE CHEAP— A dark roan horse five years old; weighs 1,150; very gentle and a good driver. Apply at 572 Carroll street' : IV EW CANOPY-TOP SURREY forsale * cheap at 314 Rice st. - ICE family- horse and phaeton for sale. 1> 0 East Tenth st. TEAM of working horses, or will sell sin gle; age four years past; weight, 2,800; apply after 5 p. m., 3!il) Fuller st. rpilE stallion "Stratford." 2:20, owned by i- Dr. R. Price, has returned to the city and will stand at the stable of his owner for the remainder of this season, which ends July 31, 18111. WAGON— A good two-seat, suitable for light delivery, for sale. Inquire at 225 Rondo street. WANTED— A good, reliable horse dur ing the next three months, for fam ily use: will give best of care and pay reason able hire. Address X.. 523 Carroll st. WANTED-Driving horse as first payment on cheap lot. Address II 204, Globe. ANTED— To buy twenty head of heavy marcs on July 13, at 104 Indiana ay., West St. Paul. PE«SO_.AI.S. ATTENTION ! Good news to all. Arrival extraordi nary of Mrs. Dr. Dale, spirit medium aud trance clairvoyant: born with a double veil and wonderful gift of second sight; while entranced will reveal every hidden mysteiy of life; understands the science of the*"Per sian and Hindoo magic," or ancient charm working, and prepares Egyptian talismans, which will overcome your enemies, remove family troubles, restore lost affections, make marriage with the one you love— no failure; removes evil influences, bad habits; cures witchery, fits, rheumatism, opium and morphine habits, drunkenness, female complaints and all longstanding and mysterious diseases; will give correct information on law suits, sickness, deaths, divorces, absent friends; everything; never-failing advice to young men on mar riage and how to choose a wife for happiness, and what business is best adapted for speedy riches; stock speculation a specialty ; - recov ers lost, stolen or buried property; locates treasures and minerals; also gives indis pensable advice to young ladies on love, court ship and marriage, if your lover is true or false; all who are in trouble, whose fond hopes have been blasted, who have been de ceived and disappointed through false pre dictions of others, before giving up to de spair, are invited to call and become con vinced of the true statements of the above without delay. All professions have their frauds and humbugs, and that of clairvoyance and mediumship is no exception. In fact, it has been and is used in many instances as a cloak for other and less reputable business, and strangers are often at a loss to know where they may venture. Those who are in doubt are respectfully in formed that a call on Mrs. Dr. Dale will satis fy the most scrupulous. Ladies may visit her without the least fear of unpleasant sur roundings, and gentlemen will not lose their self-respect by paving her acall. Special Notice— Dr. Dale manufactures the "Original Magic BelO" Guaranteed to bring health, love, justice, protection, wealth, friendship and success. Business private and confidential: satisfaction guaranteed. N. B. — Letters with stamps'answered; cut this out, as it will not appear every day. P. S.— Send for circular for full description of tho differ ent charms for uniting the separated, caus ing speedy marriages, etc., good luck, etc. Office hours, 9a.m.t08 p. m. Residence. 450 Minnesota st., near Eighth, St. Paul, Minn. TTENTION, LADIES MaiI 2c stamp for sealed instructions for enlarging your bust five inches, using "Emma" bust developer; guaranteed; 24-page illustrated catalogue mailed for Cc: "Emma" Toilet Ba zaar. 224 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. ALL ON MADAM- MOSS, the cele brated clairvoyant aud magnetic healer. 376 Market st, near Sixth. ME. D. OROASE— The most reliable clairvoyant, healer and phrenologist a full history of lite given by the planets. Call at 222 East Seventh, Room 4. RS. M. A. TUSSEI, 223 East Eighth st. Magnetic and massage treatment for nervous diseases, paralytic and rheumatism; also clairvoyant. Hours, 9a.m. to 9 p.- m. EW YORK TOOTH CROWN COM pany— extracted free; filling half price: best teeth, $5 set; teeth filled and ex tracted without pain by new method. 180 East Seventh st RUPTURE AND DEFORMITY-Special treatment. 306 Manhattan building, 12 to 2— 4 to 5:30. LOST Al¥l> FOUJfP. BICYCLE LOST— Lost, a Eureka Safety wheel, noar Selby ay. Finder will re turn to 295 Selby ay. and receive reward. RACELET LOST-In Golden Rule or there and Wabasha, a gold bead betweeu there and Wabasha, a gold bead bracelet; liberal reward. C. B. P., 353 Good rich ay. COLT— Strayed, sorrel colt, 3 years old, white fa.-c, little white on hind legs, weighs 1,000 pounds, blemish on left eye; suitable reward for his return to 376 Hall aye. OG LOST— Large Newfoundland dog; reward for any Information of his whereabouts. 287 St. Albans st. DO 3 LOST— Lost July 5, on White Bear road, black shepherd dog; weighs fif ty-six pounds; white breast, brown spots oVer eyes, tawny legs, hair short; answers to the name of Nemo; finder please return to William Rodger & Co., 357 Rosabel, or 243 University avenue, and receive liberal re ward. . LACE FIN lost— electric line be tween the cities, ladies' gold lace pin. Finder will please leave at office of R. G. Dun <_ Co., St. Paul or Minneapolis, ana be suita bly rewarded. ~ ULE LOST— Friday, a small mule; weight about COO pounds; suitable re ward if returned to Tremont house, corner Eighth and Robert PONY LOST— A brown pony mare strayed Friday night, with half of" right ear cut off; had harness on when lost Finder re turn to 1173 Edgarton st, and receive re ward. -. SATCHEL AND CARD CASE LOST— On July 7, a satchel aud card : case with name Mrs. J. B. How. please return to the Globe Qffi .9 or 15. Virginia. . . " . ' Ifcm i r_irl i__r__nr_fiii uTTiW*-^"- — —***-*•^aiM^^l^«Mi^_-_-______ POPULAR WANTS BUSINESS CHANCES. Abbott A. l.orjjeloH*_ Bargains 32 Chamber of Commerce. COn/1- FIXTURES, MATERIAL and ts>o*J*J good will of tine dressmaking par lors: no bonus; fine opening! -' Q.";AA BUYS cigar, confectionery and k?U\J \y milk depot; long established; rent only $25. with four good living rooms; will trade for lot. ; J AIRY isTsi:VKss-Good one; central;( small amount buys it. I S*_) ("inn BUYS best job printing office! . Oa\J\J in city; five presses, cutters, motor, etc., etc: good real estate in St. Paul or Chicago in exchange. ' INVESTIGATE! — Good seven-roomed ! house, inside Western, on Charles st i (south-facing i. for $3,300; only 51,303 cash. I. Ql 7(}(\— EAST SEVENTH — Estab-j <?ll I \)VJ lished business, netting over. $203 monthly profits; investigate Monday . >j tO^() BUYS line cigar store in heart o_ j fIJA.tJ\J city clean trade and about $100' per month profits. ■] •)/V-KOOMED FURNISHED FLAT in' r-ma*J heart of city; clearing s2oo monthly;', owner leaving city," hence this bargain ! j QL??;/)— BOAKDINO HOUSE of thir *X?\JU*J teen rooms, near capitol; well furnished; every room full; fifteen boarders. | LAUNDRY— 5500 buys it, and it is a well-j paying concern: see it early. \ 2 HOTELS, within three blocks of union i depot; one of fifty rooms and one with 100 beds: both are good" and paying \ O YOU WISH TO SELL your business reasonable? List with us! Do you wish; to buy a business? Then see us sure": Abbott' A Dorgeloh, 32 Chamber of Commerce. i Self*!. Atlyn's Business _. : st. J Room 321, Manhattan. Fifth and Robert sts.; Q«),£U \ BUYS the furniture complete in a 1 *~?A*4j\J twelve-room boarding house, cen tral location, full of boarders; must be soldi at once. Self & Allyn. j C^AfY- PACKAGE DELIVERY busi-j tpUVJKJ , ness in Minneapolis; four horses,] three wagons, clearing SIOJ per mouth. Self' A- Allyn. | Ql AH— DAM» v little cigar and coufec-j *lpm.O\J tiouery store, with three living rooms; rent only $13 per month. Self 6. Allyn. I CO /WW\— of general mercnan- Xj*Ja.\J\J\-l disc in good, live town; will; sell or trade for clear property. i CO ( U\n- RESTAURANT in Duluth" >1?4-,\J\J\J Minn.; clearing $500 per month above all expenses. Self & Allyn. i CO r\()(\— BUTCHER SHOP doing _ *^r<t><itJ\J\J business of $3,500 per month. Self & Allyn. i $•} F\(\( \ BUYS one of the best located' *I?^^'-J\J\J saioons.in the city. Self & Allyn. | Ql (\l\f\— DRUG STOKE in live Min «s>±^VJL'U nesota town, Self & Allyn. I mt Ui E HAVE a cash buyer for grocery,' hardware, dry goods, millinery, boo* and shoe or clothing store stocks; also all' kinds of second-hand house furnishings. Self & Allyn. J QOACi CASH BUYS a neat little corner *X?/<.O*J restaurant. Self & Allyn, Room 321, ! Manhattan, corner of Fifth and Robert sts. i Melieim.y & Church, « 913 New York Life. _' LITTLE RESTAURANT, feeding 300 daily, 5?25; easily worth JSOO. ■ SPLENDID HORSE, BUGGY AND harness, $100. . ' ;i BOARDING HOUSES, saloons, milk routes, grocery and feed stores, cigar, • and confectionery stores (living rooms), S10) up. • fIOHEAND SEE our mamoth list of v bargains, and what small amount will suffice to place you in an easy way to make : money; bring along your trades. 913 New. York Life. ■ _l Miscellaneous Itiisiucss l iiuiic-cs FINE ROOM, all fitted complete, for barber shop, with baths, steam-heating, apparatus, gas, tile floors, all latest improve.; meats; best location for two or three-chair ( shop in city ; special inducements to right party; an opportunity seldom offered. Ad»; dress or call at High School Drug Store, Mm* neapolis. .! ONFECTIONERY, icecream and cigar", store for sale at a bargain ; shoe shop in connection ; this is a snap ; look it up. Z. W. Lindborg, St. Anthony Park. Minn. .i RUG STOKE IOK SALE— Only on. in town of 1,500; good trade; $3,000; : easy terms. Chas. Robinson, Western av.,| Minneapolis. ' > I■■ Kill BUSINESS forsale; stock about 81,000: only one in good country townjj can be bought on easy terms by registered? pharmacist. A young "man wanting to get a good start in business, with very small cap- 1 ital, can find it by applying to Charles Daw son, Noyes Bros. & Cutler. -' ___-' ; ENERGETIC MAN, speaking German and Scandinavian, as partner in land business: small capital required: will bear investigation. Address V 201, Globe. I ELEGANT BOARDING HOUSE, full of paying boarders and centrally lo cated, for sale. Call at or address 117 East Fourth st. FIRST-CLASS NEWS AND STATION ery, confectionery and cigar store for sale. S7OO. Address L 206. Globe. ; FOX SALE— One of the best and finest livery stocks with lease of best arranged barn in "the city; cash required, between $5,000 and 3J.000. Address A 204, Globe. ■COX SALE— Shoe store, for cash only; A. about $1,000 required; splendid location, | low rent, doing good business; a bargain for any one. Address E 210, Globe. ' FOX SALE— candy store and laun dry for sale cheap. 37S Rosabel street. ' FOX SALE— Confectionery with home made bakery and dining room attached, ! filled with good boarders; bed rooms on sec ond floor: will sell cheap,as wish to leave tho city. Address 8., Globe. '• FOX SALE— Tho best retail millinery store in St. Paul, on liberal terms. Ad dress L 208, Globe office. ' FOR SALE at a great bargain, one of the best-paying saloons in the city; must ba josd at once! Apply to Kosenfield Bros, fli Co.. 200 Washington ay. north, Minneapolis I WOULD LIKE to correspond with a party who has from SSOO to $1,000 that' they would invest with me in a scheme where we "can make several times that amount within the next six months. Adddress L 201, Glebe. _ IF YOU are looking for a good business in vestment, before going elsewhere call on the Mercantile Bond & Reference Associa tion (incorporated), Endicott Building. St Paul : Guaranty Loan, Minneapolis, Minn. ' IyfEVV HAND LAUNDRY with new ll Frank Adams polisher, at St.Paul Park; party leaving city. St. Paul Park Laundry. PARTY WITH 8100 can buy an estab- ", lished business, netting $1,500 per year; investigate at once. (505 First avenue south, ! . Minneapolis. PARTNER WANTED in a good-paying business ; one who has 8500 to 8600 cash; must be a good salesman. Address E. W. F., Globe. TO GO OUT of business, I offer my enure new stock of dry goods, notions and ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, together with shelving, counters and showcases, for cash; a good chance for any one to continue the business. S. Ronsheim. corner South Wabasha st. and Fairfield ay. ; rpo BUTCHERS— good stand for rent J- with fixtures, ice-chest and smoke* houses, ready for a start, corner Payne and Reaney. Williams; apply up stairs. HE MERCANTILE BOND & HEF« THE .MERCANTILE BOND & KEF* erenee Association (incorporated), En« dicott Building, St. Paul, Guaranty Loan, Minneapolis, can lind you a partner with money, or a buyer for your business, if you want "to sell; no" fee unless successful W~ ANTED— First-class cutter and fitter . to take half interest in one of tha oldest dressmaking parlors in the city: splen did opportunity to right party. Address T 206, Globe. - WANT TO BUY saloon business in aT gosd thriving town in Wisconsin. Ad dress G. L., Globe. "ANTED— Man with S3OO to travel; can make 55,000 this fall and winter; no show, no scheme, but straight, legitimata business; a man who has had dealings with farmers and country merchants preferred. Call at 513 St Peter st., Room 12, from 7 to a p. m. Sunday and" Monday. ANTED— Partner with $100 to invest where can double investment in ona week; money secured. Call or address Man ager. 681 Wabasha st. ■ ————— _——_—_———— ____s___ .TURK A.\P BAR I'IXTtKES — ■ ■ a ■ i ■ ■_■__■■—-— ._.—_—■ .< NEW AND SECOND-HAND SALOON fixtures, ice boxes, mirrors, pool and billiard tables, counters aud shelving, 'ilf : Washingtonaye. north, Minneapolis.