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TOE WEEK'S TRANSFERS.
Monday*
P H Ryan to M Kaffesbcrger. lot 17, blk
16. Sanborn's Midway 51.000
L It Hand to G Peterson, lot 6, blk 30,
Auerbach.. & Hand's ................. 800
R P Lewis to A C bllins, lot 3. blk 12,
Arlington Hi 115........:.:. 2,200
J Finn to F Eisenmcnger, lot 18, blk 2,
Eisenmenger's ...V ;....... .. 1,500
E Isennienger to J Finn, i lot 5. blk 1,
Clarke & Wilgus 1 ....-. 500
i L Washbiirn to C C Brown, 6 lots
Bemis Heights 1,800
C W YO'u'ngniai) to J T Robb, lot 22,
blk 6. Palisade .; :............ 450
It Werner to A Werner, w ■& lot 10, blk
4. Messerli & Eschbach'... I.uOO
EG Rogers to EW Miller, pt lots 28,
29 and 30; blk 2. Eastville Heights,.. 48/
F G Ropers to E. II Brandt, pt tots '_"?,
29 and 3<». blk 2. Eastville Heights. . 457
5 O J Johnson to R McTavhh, lot 15.
Lewis & Marion's ........ .........7,000
A W Ford to C R Smith, lots 3 and 4,
ilk 15, lieaupre i Kelly's 5,500
G s Ostrom-Uo tJermauia .'Bank, Jot 3.
blk 23. Macknbin &M.... : 1.200
J Paqiieue to D II Midland, lot 2. blk
6. Ninin?er & Donnelly 2.500
St Anthony Improvement Co. to M A
Norton', lot 33, blk. 40, St Anthony
Park,.. 2,000
Eleven- unpublished deeds..-;. .- 140,350
Total. 25 transfers — .:.... .. $169.27 1
.■ ' '.;- : Tu«-*<lny.
A H Papet to 3 Danneter, It 6, Brown's
Bubdblk 23, S B R 5925
It (i Wedge to C Friend Jr, >* It 1, blk
6, En ton & Morrison - 800
£ H Fiost to Charles Faber, Its 1 and 2.
blk 2. Terrace Park.. 100,000
31 F Morris to A T Whi laker, It 3, blk
10, Mackubin & Marshall's add 7,500
O C Carlson to A T Whitaker, It 51, blk
9. Smith's subd 5,000
M F Morris to A T Whitaker, It 56, blk
10, Smith's 5ubd....... ...??. 5,500
G B Evans to X X McLeod. port Its 1,
2. 3 anil 4, blk 9, Torus Second add..2,500
Total, seven transfers'.-' 5121,4"5
'■_. : . Wednesday*
W II De Savigney to I) A House, It 4,
blkß7, Lett'mann'sßubd... S9oi»
W II De Savigney to F P Gidaings, It 6,
bit 7. same. ..; 900
L Schmidt to C A Johnson, part Its 1 '
and 2. blk 30, Arlington Hills 1,900
F B Clarke to B Broadbi-nt. Its 4 and 5,
blk 1, Clark's Fourth add 3,142
P J Kniss to E P King, It 10, blk 9, Lov
eringPark 1,100
J J Cullen to WC Bellows. Us 3 and 4.
Kribs & Gil.is' rearr ll.tO 1,500
W C Bellows to F J Brchler, same 1.000
C H Miller to F D Abbey, It 29, bik 15,
Eastville Heights 1,000
C 11 Miller to F D Abbey, c i<2 of It 8,
blk 6*. Dayton & Irvine's add 4,000
CH Miller to F D A obey, It 4, lilt 6.
Ninluger's add 3.000
C H Miller to F D Abbey, it 30, blk 15,
Eastville Heights 1,200
Three unpublished deeds...... 4,700
Total, 14 transfers 524,842
| :' Thursday.
JRWeide to O Carlson. Its 4 and 0,
Chine Bros.'div 12 52.400
T J Steers to H C Jackson, It 16, bit 57, —
Lawton Bros.'s add.... ...~.. I.ICO
T J Steers to H C Jackson, It 10, blk 76,
Banning & Oliver's add 1,000
Lawton Real Estate company to R M
Lawton, U 7. blk 18. West St. Paul
SndicateNo. 2 1,000
3 Steiner to' V. Ritter.lt 15. ) ilk 39,
Schnrmeier's sub Arlington Hills. ... 800
H P Thomas to A V Nichols, It 17, blk
2. Sanborn's Midway add. ...:. . 700
M Dahlby to C Strom, pt It 12. blk 4,
Syndicate No. 2 '. 1,050
D H Midland, to L H Talfcot. It 16, blk
2d add Merriam Park. 1,300
J Swauson to P Corngan, It 23, bib 1, J
F Eisenmeuger's add:...; 1.900
F S Hoxie to G Palmer, It 5, blk 1.
Douglas 1 add 824
X M Lawton to Lawton Real Estate
company. It 17. blk IS. West St. Paul
Syndicate No. 2 1,000
W H *>argeantto A JMeacham, It 5, blk
4. Horsey Woolscy add.' Bo
Four unpublished .. ....... 9, 50
Total. 10 transfers... 822,924
. ~~~" Friday. ~
White Bear Lake It E & I Co to R
Brachuogel. Its 10 aud 11, blk 25,
White Bear Beach $600
M A Hornsby to W Thompson, part of
It 5, blk 33, West St Paul Proper... . 1,100
W E Snutteto W Williams, It 11, blk 3,
Eastville Heights ..... ..... .... 6,300
J J Lajivrence to P J Weed, . projierey in
Weed & Lawrence's add 6,000
F Growdy to L H Boudeli, It 9, blk 1,
Lewis' 2nd add 1,150
Three unpublished ......;. 15, 800
Total, B. transfers , S3O,9iQ
Saturday.
F Ht'iarich to C Johnson, Its 7 and 8,
blk 7. North Heights...:..... ..: S6OO
C M Collins to G S Wiseman, It 5, blk 7,
Lovcring Park : ...;.. 6.500
J II Weed to C Morrison,, It 7, blk 1,
Weed & Lawrence .»,.....; 800
31 L Olivier to M B Bruggeman, part of •■
It 2. blk 60, Irvine's 5.000
E P Wilgus to M B Bruggemau, It 7, blk -'
54. Hire & Irvine's... ........ . 23,000
E B Lewis to A C Wihlon, It 8, blk 3,
Ly ton's..... ........;... 60()
Total. 6 transfers ... .- ... . S3'6 500
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
: I>. 11. Miehaiid.
Real Estae and Loans," 101 East Fourth St.
<5;O F\t \( k BUYS a fine business lot, 4Ox
•Ip/^.t^l/L/. 120 feet, on Concord si., near
State. This is a bargain : easy terms and low
rate of interest on deferred payments. D.
H. Michaud. . .c -; .
<£•-) Hi If BUYS a fine corner, 100x120
«IP»J, / \J\J feet, on Iglehart st, east of
■Milton. D. H. Michaud. .
C;"| Uh^(\ BUYS a fine lot on Western
vPli\Jy\J. ay., near West Seventh st;
this is very cheap. D. H. Michaud.
CO () (\ BUYS a line improved piece
«i?v-3}V/.< - V/ of property paying 12 Der cent
on the investment; terms, $"4,000 cash and
balance at 6 per cent interest; this Is a
choice investment. D. H. Michaud, 101
East Fourth st. ' ;■ ' '
P'ORSALE at a bargain, a fine business
A lot south-facing, on East Fourth st, near
Wacouta st. : this is one of the ben loca
tions in >t. Paul: this lot must be sold at
once. D. H. Michaud. . ; .
<B:O Ann BUYS a fine lot on Hague ay.,
«JD/C,«JUU near Victoria; will make terms
to suit purchaser.
f % OU SALE— Five beautiful lotsatMer
riam Park, on Dayton and Selby ays. ;
two of them cornets: to be sold at a great
bargain if sold within a week. D. H. Mi
chaud. . ■ . ■ .-.-.
V7nn K . ACU BUY * the finest lots on
<V> I \J\J Edmund st; street graded; will
make terms to suit. ■
C/jni| BUYS a beautiful lot on Dawson
«Jj?'±'\_/v_/ Et. : this very cheap; will make
terms to suit D. H. Michaud. 101 East
Fourth st. . - - 33
C. J. Thomson's List.
- 100 East Fourth St.
Ssf* OrH^ *'«« A SEVEN -ROOM
•iPU« 'UU house, barn and lot, No. 459
Marshall ay. : very easy terms. :
% tJ I '"?(){) FOR A GOOI > nine-room
*P'Ji»J\.n 1 house and lot on Lawson
near Grccnbrier st. ;-.• ■■ .- : :
tO l\ |[|FOKABKAITII'II.LOTon
*P^\JU\J Mound st, near McLain ay •
a bargain/ '
SI 600 FOX A LOT on Roancy st
<fcl AnfiTOß A NEW EIGHT-ROOM
V x^tJKjyj house and two lots on Victoria.
near Front pt . ' ..■-.■■. 33
'. A Riesncr's List. ..
'. ■■;• 213 Fisk stre«t : ..' :
BARGAIN FOR PARTY THAT
comes first A fine corner on Dayton
live, with grocery stocks, store and stable,
and room on corner to . build another double
building; good trade. : .
QNE CORNER on Charles street
QNE 60-FOOT corner on Dayton avenue.
QNE HOUSE and lot on Rando street.
ONE BAKERY on Seventh street withs4o
a day trade. - ; - ■ :.
4 LOTS in Minneapolis; will make this on
object for any one wanting all or part of
of above. A. Rte-niPr. 2H Pisk st ■ 33
George Bros. 9 List.
AN INVESTMENT that will pay 20 per
cent per annum on the investment; we
mean this, and can prove it; it is a piece of
improved property in Minneapolis, and will
take 813.o0(jcash; no trades.. '
A LARGE list of lots on St Anthony hill.
<fil TOO FOX south-facing lot on Good
tgJJ., / yj\J rich ay., near Victoria, two
blocks from eleotri c line. ' .. :■■ " . ~ ■ '
<CQnn-LOTin Clark's addition, on Wat
%>>J\J\J eon ay., near West Seventh st.
cars. '.•■'..• ' ' , . '■■■■--'■•■..
LJ OUSES in all parts of the city for sale,
ziU... ituo-,., ltii East Fourth St.,
V-< German- American Bank Building. 33
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A. X nut son & Co.'s List,
Real Estate aud Loans. 190 East Seventh St.
vi;l £/)f) BUYS a seven-room house and
•EVL,OUU lot on Woodbridge st, near
Atwnter: will give good terms. '■ "■-- ' ,-
LOTs in cottage Homes, ■ one and two
blocks from the Northern Pacific rail
road depot on Rice st, at . prices tanging
from S3*»O to $000. and on good terms. ...
(£••) MM/ I TAKES a nine-room house
•Ji4i,UUU and lot ou McLean ay., be
tween Cypress and Earl sis. - ■-■'.
<2»«_) Oj \i \ FOR south-facing , lot and
«s>•}*<<<> i\J nine-room house on Martin
st, near Victoria; it has a stone basement
under tho whole house; good clsteru and
well with pump; also a stable for two horses;
this is a home, and it is cheap. -• ! ■:
<jj*l U(\.. ) TAKES a forty-foot coiner lot
tpl^UUu on Osceola ay., near Lexington;
good terms. .'■-■■■■ ■•-;.-
A f kXf7B-FOOr LOT fronting ou Marshall
*d>U ay.. between Western and Arundel;
will be sold cheap if taken this week. ■ ■■-'-
<CQA' \ BUYS a 40-foot lot on Van Buren
<piJO' ' st, between St Albans and Grotto.
CIO A PER FRONT FOOT for good
w±A**J nice business lot. with improve
ments, on East Seventh st, near Reaney 5t. .. .
ROOM house with all modern im
provements and nice lot on St. Albans,
near Iglehart st ; will sell at a bargain and
take a vacant lot as part pay. ...,, .;..,...
C"| (\(\t\ EACH for two nice-lying lots
_Vl)\J\JkJ on Ellen, mar Grotto st. ; ■'.
Qtt)F\{\ EACH- § 25 cash and $5 per
*4>™*J\J mouth for lots on Idaho ay., near
Arcade st. . ■ .. .... .
BOUSES AND LOTS and vacant lots in
all parts of the city, at . different prices :
and terms. Some good houses and. lots to
exchange for vacant lots or good farms: five
(5) lots in St Paul Park to exchange for wild
land. A. Knutsoii & Co., 190 East Seventh
st. ■ . .■■-.- 33.
A.B. Wilgus & C'o.'s List.
3j4 Jackson St. ' '
INVESTIGATE — Installment payments
J. for a bouse with tvery convenience, on.
St Anthony hill; six. seveu and eight-room
houses near cable line; moderate prices;
terms to suit -••-■.-.
ECHANICS— for a nice six
room house, well situated: walking dis
tance from business center of city; buy your
own home on easy payments. ....
<EJO C)p.f\— seven-room house: easy
»P>v«/^tJ\J terms; walking distance,suit
ablefor a mechanic: ten years to pay in;
longer time if needed. ■ -■,••,•-<'
ATCH $2,45 ' for a lot east of Vic
toria. on Fairmount ay.; have it exclu
sively under contract '. . . - \
SMALL cash payment, balance monthly,
for our new, warmly built houses on St
Albons st, near Iglehart; furnace, bath, ce
mented cellar; house plastered and
sheathed with matched flooring. .
AT VERY low price till Feb. 1, new
house: eight-room house, finely located,
on St. Anthony hill, three blocks from cable;
handsome lan:e hall with fireplace in it;
would take good, clear lot in payment; this
is new; never offered ore. ■■ .
AT BED. COCK— New house, corner of
Grotto and Hague; hardvyood finish;
bath, turnace and every convenience; easy
terms. A. B. Wilgns & Co. . y^;?
<Jj:l f~\(\( \ *"»'R five-room cottage: lower
>$>±itJ\J\J town: ten minutes' walk from
union depot: terms easy; nice lot; one
block from streetcars; neat place; south of
Manitoba railroad, near Mississippi st. A.
B. Wilgus & Co. 3:t
For Sale by 3. J. Ward,
353 Carroll St.
<2;"| F. { I \'.\— FiNEHOiiSK and lot on
<pJ»_/y \J\J Laurel near Western ay.
Jj:f\ R(\(\— -INE-UOOM house and lot;
<JpUi*J\JKJ fine shade; Marshall, near
Western ay. • ■ "•/-.-•
tJ*-> ||| || — NICE seven-room house:
*$)*JiKJiJy~t barn: Rondo, near Arnudel.
ffijO i \l \(\— FIVE RO*»M cottage, south
'3>A*l\J\J\J facing lot; Rondo, near Arun
del. '•-V':'.
<j|*O (\( \i \ — HANDSOME five-room
«JP>*'*l_/ \J\J house; summer kitchen; Lee
ay.. near West Seventh st. Must sell; owner
leaving. ■-;:-•••;,
C*t! iHi -LARGE HOUSE and two
tJ?U,\JVJU lots; Western ay., near Ful
ler st. ' ■ .■■■■■■;•. •■•■
(IjjOAf V— fortyone-foot lot ; Charles,
>3nt/U near Victoria st.
*S\l F\C\l \ EACH — Fine forty-one foot
mL^fJ\J\J lots; University ay.. near Vic
toria EC. . ' - ;,; ..-. .
({•OOR PER FRONT FOOT — The
*W&<&*J finest south-facing corner on
Summit ay., with frontage on Portland; this
is a beautiful lot: 32<> feet frontage. ■
©"I •_>, rj— futi FINKS south-facing
«JP \-*)*J^>\J fifty-foot corner, Merriam
Park, Second addition. ■ ■;.•:.
«t1 inn— KEAUTIFUL Bouth-facing
«]|>l ? lUU lot, Dayton ay.. Merriam Park
Second addition. ■ . ' .>.,
ITi \(\— THE BEST south-facing lot
«1 J.«O on Summit' av. at Macalester
Pai^.
<2"1 OF\(\— building and quarry
iS>\.^Aj*J\J lots. Warsaw st, two blocks
from West Seventh st.
*K1 (Win Beautiful lots on Day
<jPlsWL/VJ ton and Cleveland ays.
/«»•) r 7(\l \— SIXTH ANDONE-FIFI'H
jj)X<s / UU acres. Howard Garden Lots. 33
Host A C reiser's Real Estate and
Exchange JLisi.
Corner Third and Robert sts.
4t/^ F\( U \ FOit a fine 50-foot lot and a
•J?t/^«JUv/ good eight-room house on Lis
bon st, facing Pleasant ay., close to the Sev
enth st. car: property is unencumbered; will
take a good lot as part pay.
tl*l • F\C\Ci FOR a good lot on Lawson st.,
*S>l.^U\J\J only hall a block from Payne
ay., with a small house: this is a bargain:
property is unencumbered. . - -
REMEMBER we are headquarters for
XV exchanges; if you have anything to
trade call and sec us; stocks, real estate and
merchandise are our specialties.
fij»i) Q(\i TEN-ROOM house and good
«pX<,OVJU lot on Burr st, to trade for
farm or vacant lots.
<£•_) (\n(\ — TEN-KOOM house two
«£>«_)^vyVJv/ blocks from car line, and in
good location, to trade for vacant lot or good
wild land, or will sell on easy terms
<tßl\ I \l\\ I— ST. PAUL City Railway
*$)tJ\J)\J\J J Company stock to exchange
for good improved property. Come and see
us. Koßt & Crescy, coiner Third and Rob
ert 33
AUCTION SALES.
E, Holloway *('«., Auctioneers.
HOLLOWAY & CO.. AUCTION
• eers, 254 and 256 Emt Seventh st,
conduct a general auction business, sell real
estate and all kinds of property: buy and sell
bankrupt stocks on our own account 33-47
ii.:iv:in;igli & Johnson, Auc
tioneers. -
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
Auction— will sell at auction at the
residence No. 26 College avenue, at 10
o'clock a. m.. Tuesday, Feb. 4, a fine lot of
household furniture, consisting of parlor
and dining room furniture, fine six-hole
range. 'Jewel,' tables, chairs, rockers, marble
top. cherry and black walnut center tables,
about fourteen sets of fine cherry, black wal
nut and oak bedroom suits, carpets, crockery,
heating stoves, etc., etc. These goods are all
nearly new and should command a large at
tendance. Eavanagb & Johnson, auctioneers.
33-35 .....-,.
FINE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUC
—We will sell at auction at the resi
dence No. 60 West Fourth st, on Wednes
day, Feb. 5, at 10 a. m., a large lot of fine
furniture, consisting in part of fine Parlor
furniture, one Black Walnut Book-case, one
Folding Bed, Center Tables, Marble-top
Dressing Case Suits, Bedroom Suits in Cherry,
Black Walnut and Oak; Crockery. Glassware,
one fine Jewel Range, Heating Stoves. Brus
sels ana Ingrain Carpets, etc., etc. It ill
amply repay you to attend this sale, as the '
goods are better than ordinary. Eavanagh
& Johnson, Auctioneers. 33-5
rpoTHB PUBLIC— I wish to notify the
J. public that after this date I shall make
no sales for Messrs. Jebb & Schauer at auc
tion. 1 can be found after this date with
Kavanagli & Johnson, auctioneers. 187 and
189 East Sixth st. A. M. Doherty. St Paul.
Feb. 1,1890. .--.-.-. -.33
PRESSMAKIJfO. -
DRESSCUTTING— Ladies to learn dress
1/ cutting by tho United States Tailor
system free of charge; patterns cut to order;
perfect fit guaranteed without trying on;
liberal terms to agents. 579 Robert st. 33
I -VKESSMAKING— Ladies to know they
'U can get first-class dressmaking, cutting
and fitting done at reasonable rates by call
ing at t>s West Seventh St., Room 5. 19-48.
FASHIONABLE dresses made at re
duced rates; also cloaks made and re
paired; a perfect fit a»id satisfaction guaran
teed. MrE.Aldeu,o3 East Seventh st, Room 6.
■••■■.-,■ 33-34
ROF. WOOLSEY, ELECTRIC AND
magnopathic physician,' gives treatment
and prescribes advice on Mondays free of
charge at 2jS Nash st. . 33
THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY- 2, 1890. —SIXTEEN PAGES.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous City Vtm%m
GOOD FARM for sale or trade for city
property or stock. Address B 2jß.
Globe. . 33
COME in and let us build you a home to
' suit you on St, Anthony hill: examine
plans and specifications at our office, 35-1
Jackson st A. B. Wilgus & Co. 33
INK CORNER— Best and cheapest at
Merriam Park. Rothschild & Thurston.
314 Pioneer Press building. .
FOR SAL, $i,500 will handle hand
sumo residence on Park ay. Address
John D. Martin, 16 Pacific ay.. Chicago, 111.
29-36
FOR Cheapest house in the city;
lot 50x150; street graded; sidewalk;
eight rooms; $1,500 cash, balance in one
and three years at 7 per cent. Address O
213. Globe. . 33
FOR House and lot; St. Anthony
hill, east of Dale st. : worth $5,000; will
take 32.500 cash. Address M. G., Globe. 33
OR SALE OR EXCHANGE— I2O acres,
- ten miles from Bridge square; good
buildings; seventy acres field, cuts sixty-five
tons of hay. and has a good pasture. . Ole
Beaversen, Brooklyn Center. Minn. Box 91.
33
L^OR SALE — acres of laud four miles
JC from court house, fronting on Jarviß
lake; low price; one-half cash, balance will
take city property. C. P. Barnard, Davidson
Block. S3
OR SAKE OR EXCHANGE — Your
choice of three new hou-es near cable line
for uniucumbered lots. Address W 10, Globe.
-■ 33 ■
FOjc»ale or runt— The. large, ele
gant brick house and fine grounds, the
; late residence of W. L Perkins, No. 197 East
Ninth st., near Jackson st., with stable for
four horses, carriages, etc.; house thirteen
rooms, all modern improvements, in No. 1
order: large shade trees and beautiful lawn.
100 feet front and 103 feet in depth; will
give lease to a responsible party for one or
two years at low rent per month will give
.-February rent free: also for rent two new
stores on Rice st. between University and
Aurora ays.. suitable for most any kind of
business: will give lease for one or two years
at low rent per month. February rent free to
a responsible party. For further particulars
apply to Nicolay & Co., 1-11 East Fifth St., be
tween Jackson and Kobert sts. 33-39
OOI> LOTS to trade for a small house
and lot, west of Rice st. Address (332
La fond st. ■ 33
p OOD FARMLANDS for vacant orim-
VT proved city property. Address L 216.
Globe. 33
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE:
choice location ; one block from Sum
mit avenue: on St. Anthony hill; street
paved. and all conveniences; moderate price:
will take desirable real estate as part or
whole pay. A. B. Wilgus & Co., 354 Jack
son. ' : 3
OMES: HOMES! Ht>Mr.S:— Why co
you pay rent? Springtime is near at
hand. Many people who pay rent will look
lor new quarters, new surroundings and a
better neighborhood. If you can buy a first
class six or seven-room house in a select
neighborhood at the moderate terms of $20
per month, why do you waste your money i>y
paying rent. Resolve to pay no more rent.
These new six and seven-roi in dwellings are
but twenty minutes' walk from court bouse:
street graded, sidewalks, walks around
dwelling, etc.; roomy, convenient, warm;
cellar under entire house: nothing omitted
which will add to comfort or convenience:
dwellings beautifully situated, near street
cars, along the line of many improvements,
which will certainly double the value of the
I roperty within a reasonable time. Re
solve to pay no more rent Resolve to
own your own home. Resolve to begin the
new year in your own home. 1 will give
you . a better chance to-day to buy a -home
than was ever offered in this city. Remem
ber, nothing down to the right persons.
Fourteen houses were for sale; now there are
. but few remaining. Do not delay, but come
at once. Remember, Charles Rudolph, 1312
East Fourth st. 26*
NEOF TWO CHOICE IMPROVED
farms or vacant St Paul lots for good, •
centrally located home: address Z 236, Globe.
EAD THIS— BEsr THING OF
fered in the City-S2f>,ooo equity in
very choice improved business property
(four-story and basement solid bricK build
ing—fee-simple title) rents for $4,0 O per
annum ; we can exchange this for clear Min
neapolis, St. Paul or good farm property;
investigate this: it is good. Parker.
3-8 He'nnepin ay., Kasota tmildlng. 33
READ THlS— Must sell a chance seldom
offered; my beautiful home, furnished,
at a sacrifice, at your own price. James N.
Wilgus. West St. Paul. 33
ANTED TO BUY— House and lot m
good location for an investment wonh
from $2,500 to §3.0oo; must be cheap.
Gsorge U. Hammer. 33','a East Fifth st. o3
ITNIVKRSITY AY.— have the list.
yJ Rochschild& Thurston, 314 Pioneer
Press building. 33
Cj?Qri( l — Lor on Selby ay.. near Merriam
%PO\JU park. Ruilmaiin & Co., 303 Jack
son st. . - •>•'-. • 33 35
(CjFvOPl EACH will buy two cheap lo am
•4pt/>wt/ Midway Heights. They are all
right, and cheap at $75 , but must go. Look
them ud. Rothschild & Thuiston, 31-1 Pio
neer Press building. 33
r 7(Y> »— LOT on Grand ay. electric line,
W / \JU near Snelting ay., $300 below
market. C. McKay. -52 West Fifth. 33
2, lYli 1/1 FEE Ton Third st, between
UJVxlJ** Market and Washington:
south front; alley; improved; price $8,ooi»;
$500 cash, balance to suit at 6 per cent
Theo Hpnnlnger. 12S West Sixth. 26-33
RELIGIOUS t\\Ol\(Oi:\TS.
A T BATES AVENUE M. E. CHCttCti
A the pastor, J. H. Dewart will speak in
the morning on "God's Guardianship ot
This World." and in the evening on "Jos
eph Receiving His Father, Jacob, in Egypt"
pHORCH OF THE ASCENSION— .-;
v> Rev. J. Antrim will lecture on "the
Causes of Divorce" at the Church of the As
cension, West St. Paul, corner of Clinton ay.
and Isabel st, on Sunday evening, at 7:30
p. m. All are invited. ' -:;.;.u
HKISTIAN CHAPEL.— CARROLL
and Louis streets: Rev. W. A. Foster,
pastor: services at 11 a m. and 7:30 p.m.
Special service in the morning. All are wel
come. .\ ■';.-.■.
EAST PltliSßVr.iKlA.'i CllU«iC ll—
Rev. John A. Stemeu, pastor. Services :
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Communion ser
vice in tho morning, and welcoming new
members. In the evening Rev. N. Bolt will
speak on "Evangelization of the Germans in
St Paul." Sunday school at noon. Y. P. S.
C. E. 6:30.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH—
• Rev. W. 8. Vail, pastor. Subject, "The
Boy and His Sister." Services Sunday morn
ing at 10:45. in Westmoreland hall, corner
of Tenth and St. Peter sta., with entrance on
Tenth. __^_
FIRST M. K. CHUKCH. COKNKK
West Third and Dayton Ay.—
meeting at 9:30 a. m. ; preaching by the pas
tor. Rev. T. I. Coultas, at lo:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Morning subject, "The Law
of Prayer;" evening subject, "The Power
of a Supreme Aim." Sunday school at 12
m.; Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
f UTHERAN SERVICES IN ENGLISH
±J at St John's church, 418 East Eighth
st., at 7:30 p. m. ; sermon by Rev. C. Gause
witz.
EW.' JERUSALEM (OR SWEDEN
borgian) Church — Southeast corner
Virginia and Selby ays. Rev. Edward C. Mit
chell, : pastor. Services at 10:30 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. Sunday School at 11:45 a.m.
Subject of evening lecture: "Prevailing
Misstatements ot Christian Doctrine."
ARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
JT —Preaching at 10:30 a. m. by pastor; ac
" 7:30 p. m. Rev. Wallace Nutting will deliver
the last lecture of the series on the "Heroes
of " African Explorations and Missions:"
subject, "Chinese Gordon." All seats free.
Strangers welcome. Meeting of the Y. P.
S. C. E. at 6:45 p.m. ' : ' .
"PEOPLE'S CHURCH, PLEASANT AY.,
IT "-' near West Third st. At I*3o a. m.
Dr. Smith will give "Some Suggestions on
the Way to Think o f Jesus of Nazareth."
At 7 :30 p. m. he will give the first of a se
ries of lectures on the "Life and Times of Je
sus Christ" These lectures will be illustrat
ed with stereopticon views of Bethlehem,
Nazareth, Jerusalem, Gallilee. and other
places in Palestine made famous by the trav
els and teachings of Jesus. All seats freo.
PIRITUAL ALLIANCE — "DOES
Death End All" is the subject chosen for
a lecture by the guide of Bishop A. Bealsthis
evening at '7 :30, m the Wacouta Street chapel,
between Eighth and Ninth sts; psychometric
reading and evidence of immortality given
free after the lecture. All are welcome.
¥. PETER'S CHURCH, DAYTON'S
bluff, corner Fourth and Maple sts.—
Rev. S. Mills, rector. Seats free at all ser
vices. "Septuagesima . Sunday." Vested
choir will sing at both services. Maltins and
holy communion at 11 a. m; Sunday school,
3 p. m.; evensong, 7:30 p.m. The Guild
of St. Peter meets Wednesday evening at 8
p. m. Choir rehearsals for men and boys
Tuesday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p. in.
St. John's, White Bear Beach evonsoug. and
sermon, 3:15 p. ay. by the - rector, Rev. S.
Mills. ■ -■-. .-..-- ■' - ■•:■• : ■■...;. -.:.
TiSE WELSH UNION SUNDAY
School will be held at Relief Society
Hall, 141 East Ninth street, at 2:30 p.m.
Special music. ■
_^9*±. HEATING AND COOKING
iCTFSIT^ OUTFITS.
liiPRtIDEN STOVE GO,,
VtfJSagr 409 Sibley St
: X3fiiyP r |3F*Get catalogues and. Prices.
281*
- FOR RE.Vr. :■::
E<lwar<l Coming's Rent List.
OR RENT— new brick houses of
x. ten rooms each, with all modern im
provements, at reasonable rent ' . :'- ■-; - 1 <:■
ODERN HOUSE of nine rooms, No!
631 Cedar st; rent reasonable. ~ •■-.•■"
TEN-ROOM HOUSE, No. 280 Pleasaut
ay., for $35. ■-„. - . ..'.,- .-
MODERN TEN-ROOMHOUSE in lower
town at 845. ,- •. '. -- > • • -'■ ...
IGHT-ROOM HOUSE, No. 539 Missis-
J2i sippi st. for $25. - __. ■ -s
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, No. 664 East Fourth
• st, for. $12.50. ■
NINE-ROOM HOUSE ana stable, No!
lOlWilklnst, for $25. . -
ROOMS on West Third st, near Wabasha
i St., suitable for light housekeeping, at
low rent. Edward Corning, 317 Jackson st.
> . •• r■ . . 3233 ,: ;
■ ' ' • .-. nouses. - - "-..
A— WE RENT HOUSES, STORES, OF
• FICES. FLATS, COLLECT RENT
PROMPTLY. TAYLOR'S RENTING
AGENCY, GLOBE BUILDING. 372-37
A MODE ; 10-roomed ; steam-healed ;
hardwood-finished: with plate glass
window and a new bouse. Cheap at $60; to
good parties will rent for $40. St. Anthony
hill district on car line. F. C. Abbott. 32
chamber of commerce. . . -■-.. 33-35
BRICK HOUSE— rooms, newly
papered, elegant gas fixtures; will rent
cheap, at 71Q. Apply 712 St. Peter st 33-35
/"^OTTACJE— Part or whole of six-room cot
v^ tage for rent furnished. 543 Wabasha st.
33 . . - .
HOUSES for rent by Dr. Lawton, Ingersoll
11 Block. .;.- 20-39
HOUSE— To rent, good eight-room house.
Inquire 423 Wabasha, ,33-
HOUSE— six-room house for rent.on Hope
■*-■*- st, one block from cable line, by A. J.
Hoban. . . ■.-. 33-36
HOUSE — For rent house of eight rooms;
all modern improvements: near tho
Seven corners. Charles Eaton, 28 East Third
st 33
HOUSE— Nicely-furnished house for rent
cheap if taken at once. 766 Iglehart 33
HOUSE of five rooms, close to business;
modern conveniences; rent, $12. In
quire 2~>S Nash st. 33
HOUSE — For rent, five-loom house within
twenty minutes' riae of Wabasha st ;
$10 per month. Apply to owner, Alden W.
Kingman, 116 East Fourth st. 33
NICE little furnished house TILL may!
■1; cheap; St. Axthony hill. Taylor's
Rextixc Agency, Globe Buildixo. 33'
' . - Flats. . '
FLAT*— For rent, flats of three and five
rooms with bath rooms. 227 Carroll st. 33
FLAT— For rent flat of four nice front
rooms for housekeeping; very conven
ient. 4 9 East Seventh st. -33
FLAT of eight rooms, second floor; all
modern improvements; $3:» per month.
Apply in rear of 17 • West Ninth st. 33
LAi— j>2'» Per Month— rial of five
rooms: centrally located: newly pa
pered. . Address U3 3, Globe. . 31-33
FLATS — Steam-heated tints in new apart
ment building, 93 and 95 East Elevemn
Bt Inquire on premises or of Frederick Kult
440 Wabnsha st. . 33
FLAT— neat riai, carpeted and bath ;
ch>ap rent to good tenant Herbst 186
East Seventh. . 82-33
AT— Desirable housekeeping flat of six
rooms and bath,- including steam heat,
in Riley Terrace, corner Laurel and Nina
ays.: price $35. C. S. Smith. 127 Nina.32- 3
FLAT— To rent flat, eleven rooms. 423
WaDasha. nex. door to Seventh. 33
splendid steam-heated FLATS AND good
O houses cheap: well located. Taylor's
Rr.NTINO Agency. Globe Building. 33
«itOP«'«..
SPL ". \Dltl STORE ON SEVENTH ST.; ONE
OF the best. Taylor 3 RENTING AGENCY,
Gloee Building. 33
TORE 169 East seventh; store 448 Jack
son : store 179 East Seventh; five rooms
over 173 East Seventh; offices over 165 East
Seventh; eighty-acre farm with house and
barn. Stees Brothers. 34 Ea-t Third. 26-33
l'./lti£— fine store for reui at 2:!6 West
Third st., near Seven corners; low rent.
A. B. Wilgus, 3"»4 Jackson st. 33
STi) K—H54 Jackson st., for rent; cellar
and brick barn. A. B. W.lius &Co 33
Ofti»-«"».
OFFICE— A large office room in Lne .a
tional German-American bank building;
ground floor. D.U. Michaud,; 100 East:
Fourth st. ...--.. . , 33-39
•! ; Miscellaneous". ."■'..:.';.■ "
FARM — A small farm just outside,
city limits; suitable for dairy or garden
ing purposes. Inquire at 161 Nina ay. 42*
nPHIRD FLOOR. 4(>xl00. with power;
JL second floor, one room, 20x5 , for prim
ing office: second floor, one room, 2i>xso,
for patternmaker: we want a patternmaker to
locate in our building at once. Therien
building, 116 and 118 First ay. north, Min
neapolis.- Inquire Therien Tool Works, same
building. 33-39
.mjsic.n,.
PTAIMr\W *" »H RKNT-NewUp-
X 1 £\l 1 \JiJ rights, $5 per month; rent
applied if purchased later. WHITNEY'S
Music Store, East Third st. - " • • .-
DI A ]Vf^— sl6s— NEW UPRIGHT;
X X±\Ly\J case little soiled, otherwise
perfect in every way. and worth 8300.
WHITNEY'S Music Store.
PI A IVrn-S 100 — NEARLY NEW
x liliiVJ square: overstrung; over
dampers, carved legs, rosewood case: cost
$350. WHITNEY'S Music Store. 97 East
Third st.
flßr A TV) - INKr >octavereed organ:
V./XvVJ2\.l>l cost $350; will sell for
S3<>. WHITNEY'S Music store.
11/ I I"TC;j P l —-* ll tne late songs, ballads,
1»1 U ijx\j piano solos, etc., etc. WHIT
KEY'S Music Store. 33
K<iAN— A No. 1 Estey organ in first
class order, very reasonable. Inquire at
85 East Seventh. . 33
I>IANO TUNING— >— First-class work
X guaranteed. Samuel E. Crutchett, 525
Wabasha st, Room 2: city references. 33-39'
QOO Fv BUYS a beautiful Gabler up
isAiAiO right cost 83.30: $_Oi> buys a
fine upright, been used a little, cost $300.
Cttll at once on S. W. Raudenbusb, 100 East
Third street. «J3
JIIISCEIJ.AXEOI S.
ARTESIAN Wi.i.i.s of any size and
depth drilled; water supplies furnished
and water works constructed. Oil. Gas aud
Water Well Drilling company. Pioneer Press
Building. St. Paul. Minn. * -^3 .*
BOOkS — Second-hand school books
bought sold aud exchanged. Raymer'R
"Old Book" Store, 24 West Sixth St., St Paul.
11-41
piUEMICAL OIL cures rheumatism,
y~> gout, neuralgia and all local inflamma
tion ; found at druggists'. . 8-37
RANK A. UPHAM, the leading Seventh
: street Jeweler and watchmaker, ; will
clean and warrant your watches free -of
charge for the next week: come early; first
come first served. lU9 East Seventh st. ;■ 33
EMALEI'itIVATJS HOSl'l ; AL-38J
Franklin : good care; cheap rates. 33
I HAVE a good phaeton and cutter; will
trade for typewriter or anything. Address
V 228, Globe. 33
ORANGE BLOSSOM— Sure cure lor
female diseases; sample, two cents.
Jennie Nelson 59 Royalstou ay., Minneapo
lis, Minn. - 19-33
THE PERSON holding Ticket No. 100
will please call at 219 Rondo st. and re
ceive lace hand kerchief. 33
nPHEATER AND MASQUERADE COS
x. • tumes. wigs and beards, . grease paints
for stage use, and Theator-Leih-Bibliothek.
Mrs. L. Neltmann. 56 East Seventh St., St.
Paul. Minn. 31-60
CXSTRIJCTIOa.
A A A — OUNG M EN.study snort
• tli XI. hand; the demand far ex
ceeds the supply: send for catalogue. Miss
J. D. Hess, 814 Pioneer Press. - 3:*-39
LOCUTION AND . CALISTHENICS
Xj lessons taught; private and class;
special course to advanced students. Miss
Haas, 362 Smith ay. - - 33
ISS RICHARDSON HAS REMOVED
her class room from 151 West Third st.
to Grand block, Room 212, No. 318; classes
meet Tuesday and Friday evenings. 33
OHORTH AND— Learn the bo*.t and most
O practical system; full course $10.
William Shepfer, 263 Iglehart et. 33
ST. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
and Art, 26 Eftst Exchange St.— Lessons
given on ' piano, organ, violin and guitar;
' also a thorough course in drawing and paint
ing, including crayon, pastel, water colors
and decorative art work. For terms ' call or
address the Superioress. . --.- »168
WJANDA— Lessons given in drawing
• and painting. Room No. 11, Sherman
Block, cor, Wabasna and Sixth sts., St. PauL
-•■•--. ■ H' : 4o ';. .
ANTED— for the piano. |by a
lady teacher. 333 Charles st HO'-33
Fin-fa t0 l et ad& - >» tno Globs are see* by
rmti> the most people.
Pnnrrtc and houses greetthe eyes
nOOmS of me folks who advertise
:.' FOR REST. ' '- '
- ' -'-'■ .- ■ -r. '■•_." Itooms. .-:; .- -,■-■■ .' ... ■■• ■"
—HOTEL BRUNSWICK — 14- .West '
: Fourth St.— Fifty steam-heated rooms;
75 cents per day; special rates by month. ■■■'. ■.■-.
•■■■-■■''• *341 :...-. ■■ .-- -;/.
C CANADA ST., 596. NEAR TENTH ST.
/ — A gentleman .-.wishes a roommate;
; nicely furnished, with furnace heat and all
modern conveniences; in private family: or
' room for two gentlemen.- - r..'~-^ :;.■■.:-' Tx-ffi. 33
CIANADA ST., 563— For rent front alcove
■vy-' ; room, nicely furnished, for one or two
young men. .-. s--' 33-39
CIEDAR ST., 4HB— For rent, a front parlor
rVV:. newly furnished in antique oak with
- folding ? bed heat and bath; across from
-Capitol. ~ - - .- 33
pOKNER SEVENTH AND WABASH A '
rV/i —For rent, a suite of furnished or unfur
nished rooms suitable for gentleman or re
spectable man and wife. Entrance 1 1 East "
: Seventh st. -■-■ - 33
CIOLLEGE AY., 20. WEST— Pleasant,
' comfortable, steam-heated rooms with
first-class board at reasonable rates. 33-34
AST SEVENTH ST., 217, Room 4—Of
:flee room with sleeping room; also two
rooms furnished for housekeeping. 15-44
XCHANGE ST.. 380. NORTH— For
-tU reut, front room for two gentlemen: all
modern conveniences and centrally located
6 o'clock dinner. .• ■:.. -•. ;IB*
AST ELEVENTH, 57.— A furnished '
front room in a quiet private family,
half a block from capitol. ■■ • ■:.* . 33
IGHTHST., 10 EAST— Brick Block—
J-U For rent, furnished rooms: steam heat.
■,- :t C-:: -■■ ■ ... 24-49 -. :.•■■: .- ..-.. ,: . .
EAST ELEVENTH ST., Room 8—
Board, references exchanged. : 33
PXCHANGE ST., 3!>2— Nicely furnished
AH front room for gentleman and wife or
two gentlemen; use of bath, gas; furnace
heat. . ....:. 33 4
•O XC RANGE ST., . 392— rent a nice
-Li front room, elegantly furnished; gas,
bath, furnace heat; gentleman and wife or
two gentlemen. . ;, .29-36
--IGHTH ST., 22!» — Unfurnished front
rooms, single or connected ; private fam
ily; moderate rent; desirable location. 33-34
EIGHTH ST., Corner Pine - Two
nice furnished rooms; heat, gas, bath;
cheap. . ■ . 33
EIGHTH ST., l8sl«-'2. EAST— ■ fur
nished rooms: steaia heat 32-34
ELLEN ST.. s*6— For rent three unfur
nished rooms for housekeeping; near
street car. 33
IFTH ST. 50 WEST— ><icely furnished
rooms with heat also suite unfurnished,
suitable for offices; first flour, over store.
Room 3. 33
FlFril ST.. 140, WEST— iur
nished rooms, with use of hath. 33
FIFTH ST., 25-i WEST— Corner Smith
— For rent two nicelj furnished
looms, one small and one larger, suitable for
two gentlemen: heat, gas, bath on same
floor. - 17-46
FTFTH ST., 2:J4, WEST— Second Flat—
For rent, elegant suite of rooms fur
nished: gas, bath and piano. ■ 32-33
OURT.I ST.. 130 West— Board and haiia
somely furnished front room. Gas,
bath, furnace. Private family. Overlooking
Rice Park. . _. , "3
t>Ou..i'H ST., 16.. WEST— Rooms fur
nished or unfurnished; steam heat,
bath room: first-class board 29-36
"tpRANKLIN ST., 378— A nicely furnished
■i- room ; suitable for two gentlemen use of
bath, gas and furnace heat; everything first
ciass. 33- 5
RAN KLIN ST., 4.ls— Opposite Hams
Theater— Nicely furnished -rooms with
private boarding. 12- I
TJOTEL BARTKAU— For.rent funiisl-- d
II room, with steam heat, gas and bah.
Inquire No. 67. - 33
OTEL ECONOMY— For rent, furnished
rooms cheap by day, week or montn.
3(J-> Jackson st. 01-tiO
IGL...IIAifT Si.. -.84.— Furnished fro
room, with alcove: rent very cheap. ' 33
M'BOAL ST.. 165— For rent, four nnfur
. nisbed rooms, very convenient for
housekeeping. - 33-35
INNE>OTA >T., 345— Nicely furnished
rooms tor rent. ~ 33-34
IN i'H ST., 27, -;.vsr— furnished
rooms; one front, one back. 32-33
INTH ST., 146 As v -Several" nicely
furnished rooms, from $5 to $10 per
month. ■ - ' . • - 12-41
IN • H ST. 3:), EA-T-Large, nicely
furnished front rooms; S6: hot bath.
INTHST., 392. HAST- blocks
1 1 From Seventh Steeet Furnished
■rooms for ladies or gentlemen; also three
rooms tor light housekeeping;- use of bath;
terms very reasonable. 1 \. '.' ..:J~':z .' K-3T
IN Til AND Bi;AODWAY,-317— Sin
gle room, heated. $5; also room mute.
$(>.■ ladies. -.-. ' 33-34
LlVii ST.. 64K— Six rooms and bath
room for housekeeping; three furnished
rooms: SIO- .'. . ::" ; . .... .." .33
EARL ST.. Rooms furnished for
housekeeping, rooms • furnished or un
furnished; brick terrace: bath. - ■: ,' «31
EARL, 209— Well furnishtd rooms; S5
■1 per month and upwards; with heat find
lath. 33-35
PEARL ST.. 213-Nicely furnished front
rooms; large and small; board if desired; |
rent reasonable. 3 »-33 j
D OBEKT ST., s«l— Corner Twelfth St.—
IV Three nicely furnished rooms, single or
en suite. 31-34
ROOMS— rent, furnished or unfur
nished rooms for housekeeping. Ad
dress 403 Marstmll ay. ■ '■ - 3 {
ROOMS — Two elegant unfurnished front
rooms, alcove, mantel, steam heat bath;
private family: five minutes from postoffice;
no children : no housekeeping: references re
quired. Address U 305, Globe. 33
ROOMS— Four furnished rooms to rent on
Seventh st. cable . for li -lit housekeep
ing; city water: Sl'>; very desirable; refer
ences. Address O 219. Globe. 33
O »MS— To Rent— Eight rooms specially
Jfor invalids; address A 214, Globe. 28-34
ROOMS— or two furnished .front
rooms in private family; cheap and very
pleasant; one block from East Seventh St.
cable line. Dayton's Bluff. Inquire at 635
Lawrence st. • 33-34
ROOMS — For rent three or. four unfur-
XV nished rooms, with use of bathroom:
suitable for light housekeeping; located on
Iglehart st. between St. Peter and Rice sts.
For particulars address T. M. Stuart, 100
East Third st. . 33
ROOM— For Rent— ln private family, well
furnished room: furnace heat, lias and
bath: centrally located; reference. Address
V 229, Globe. - .■...■■■-•• 33
Room — rent, pleasant furnished
JIV room in private family: one block from
Seven comers. 232 West Fifth st. 33
ROOMS— For rent up stairs, four rooms;
water and sewerage. Inquire 174 Grove
fit " 33
ROOMS — Suite of unfurnished and one
furnished room. 1 7 Hotel Barteau. 33
ROOM-MAI'E wanted by a young lady;
comfortable board. Address M 203,
Globe. . 33
DOOM MATE — Gentleman would like
IV roommate for a suite of two rooms, cen
trally located; steam heat; gas; $10 apiece.
Address G 305. Globe. . 33
SELBY AY.. 601- For rent, ' large unrur
nished parlor, with or without board;
also, two furnished bed rooms, suitable for
four gentlemen or gentleman and wife. 2st-36
VJELBY AY., % — To rent a large, well
i O furnished room, with privilege of bath. 33
EVENTH ST., 28, EAST— Nicely iur-
J nlshed room on ground floor, suitable
for light housekeeping.or for two gentlemen.
EVENTH ST.. 99V2 WEST— rent a
1 nicely furnished room, with bath, steam
hear. 33
SEVENTH ST.. 222, EAST— For rent,
O. furnished and unfurnished rooms. 10-40
HERMAN ST., 344— large rooms,
■* ground floor, with closets.- water ami
bath; suitable for light housekeeping. $8 per
month; also two up-stairs, SO. - ;. 3.1-4
■D.XTH ST.. 364 EAST— For rent, fur
iO a nished rooms with •or „' without board :
groom and board for $4 per week. -... . :.^C3'
C3DTH A V., 1 37— large front - room
O 4 with gas, bath and furnace heat; , board
-if desired. ._ ; V . - ..33
ST. PETER ST.— Nicely furnished alcove
O room; all modern conveniences, bath,
etc. ; for one or two. :. References, ' . -33
S- T. PETER ST., 456— .. nicely • fur
-0 nished front rooms >. also - one - unfur
nished room. ■--.- .--;-;• ■'. -;■•■•■; 33
nPENTH ST.. EAST— Nicely furnished
: -L - front room, suitable for two, with fire:
$9 per month. r-r- — : 33 35
ENTi£. ST., -JO3, EAST— One Block
From Jackson— •;, nicely ..furnished
front room, suitable for two; private family.
... , . -. 33-34 .■■..■■■■;...■■■ -■■■■■;-■
TH Hi RD ST., 161 1 2, WEST— Very desira-
X. tie, well-furnished rooms for rent, en
suite or single. -, •- .•-, ■■-. : .■•_-•..;• 32-34
THIRD' ST., 100. WEST— Opposite Met
• ropolitan ■ Hotel— For rent, nicely : fur
■ nished rooms, en suite or single. . . ..,_., ...,_. 32-38
HIRD ST., 243, ' WEST— Furnished
rooms also sewing in : families at 75
cents a day. . . ;. ~ ;'.,.," 33
THE MINER— A large, - pleasant room.
X suitable for two or four; also table board.
227 East Tenth. .-'■•■-'■ ' " ~ 31-3
FOR REST.
■_■ T ' . Rooms. - .
rpiLTON ST-, 58— Pleasant front bed room
-*- with board; modern conveniences;
private family; references. 30-33
'■PENTII ST., 7, EAST— Opposite Capitol
J- ; —Furnished rooms; furnace heat and
all modern improvements. * 29-42
T~~JENTH ST., 286 E AST-Furnished room ;
r-*- furnace heat: use bath. ■ 32-4
'TULTON ST., 78— tor rent, a small sleep-
J. in? room ; furnished and heated ; cheap.
; - . 33 - ■■•
TWELFTH ST., 155 EAST— For rent,
■L pleasant furnished rooms, en suite or
single, cheap. — . 33
ABASHA ST., 473— Nicely furnished
* » rooms to rent by the day, week or
month. 31-60
W ABASH A ST., 423— Next Door 10 Sev
enth—Three unfvrnished rooms to
rent. - . 33
W ABASHA. CORNER TENTH ST.—
VV Over Drug Store— Rooms for rent; fur
nished and unfurnished. 33-39
ABASHA 5T.,424— St. Peter St.
■*'» — Nicely furnished rooms, single or
en suite, suitable for business purposes or
sleeping. 17-46
WEST SEVENTH ST., 105- Furnished
rooms for rent; steam heat aud bath.
- - - 33
\\ INIFRED. 234, EAST- $7; three nice
»V rooms, closets and city water, for
housekeeping. 33
BOARD OFFERED.
A —THE WHITE SHIELD HOME,
-i*.» 210 West Fifth st. Is a home for girls
coming to the city in search of work. Board
reasonable. ■- ' ■■-- 14-43
B)ARD— For rent, several neatly fur
• nished rooms, with table board : fine lo
cution; near business center. 210 East
Ninth st ; 33-8
BOARD— For rent, nicely furnished front
-U room with board: also use of bath and
heat. 232 West Seventh st - " 33
BoA.iD— For rent, room; and board for
two ladies; also use of bath; terms, $:{
per week. 232 West Seventh st . 33
BOA IS D— First-class board and rooms, with
furnace heat and bath, from $5 to $6
per week, at the Elite hotel, 521 Wauasha st
33
BOARD— And nicely furnished room for
two ladies: gas. bath, furnace ; private
family :five minutes' walk from court house:
address G 215, Globe. 33
BOARD— Furnished rooms and good table
board at 335 Washington st; one block
from Harris theater. 33-39
BOARD— Private boarding to gents or la
dies; home comforts. 164 West Sixth
st - ; 33^4
OARDEK.N— Table boarders wanted at
Mrs. Unger's, 412 East Tenth st 33-31
BOARD— Quiet Home During Sickness— A
widow would take a lady to board
during sickness: home plain, neat and pri
vate; moderate price. Address E 205, Globe.
S3
BOARD— Nicely furnished rooms for rent,
with or without board. 19« East Tenth
st. 33
BOAKD— Wanted— baby to board, or
iittle child; good school near by; fc'4l
East Seventh st. . . 33
Board— room and board. $3.50 per
week. 108 West Sixth st. 31-33
BOA ft D— Parties wishing good table board
try The Miner. 227 East Tenth. 31-3
BOAisD— Neatly furnished front room
with board, furnace heat, warm bath;
termß moderate. 293 West Sixth. 31-33
BOARD— Nice suite of rooms Hud board in
private family, at 143 West Fifth st
: - . * 32-33 -
BOA HD— Wanted by professor ot music in
exchange for lessons. Address A 211,
Globe. 30-33
«At;i)- Pleasant furnished room with
board at reasonable rates. 64 Iglehart
St. 30-3
OAR.*— 4l4 East Tenth St.— Nicely fur
nished rooms, with board; furnace heat
and ga>. 30-6
BOARD— Furnished and heated room with,
baih and board, in private family. 497
Marshall ay., corner Mackubin. 30-35
Til': RICHELIEU— ISB East Tenth St—
-I Handsome, newly furnished rooms, en
suite or single, with gas. bath and well
heated; also excellent table board; refer
ences renuirt'd. .: 33
: HORSES A.\D CARRIAGES.
A FAST PACING POLE HOUSE
wanted— Must be perfectly broken.quiet
and gentle; must walk quietly and stand:
must not pull: sound and young; nouseto
apply unless horse is right in every re
spect, and can pace full mile and repeat in
2:2>or better as soon as track wiil permit
in spring: horse must be about fifteen hands
high to match mate. Address Pacing Pole
Horse, St. Paul, Minn. ■ : . .21-36
A BARGAIN— The prettiest and best
matched carriage team in Minnesota;
five and six years old, weight 2,100, seal
brown with silver-colored tails and manes;
gentle, sound and perfect Walter P. Burke.
33 1 Sherman st. ' 32-33
t OR SALE— Cheap if sold at once, ele
-- gant family horse: age.eiaht years; sound,
gentle and kind; will warrant a lady or child
can drive him; can be seen to-day (Sunday)
betweeu 12 m. and 5 p.m. at 637 Olive st. 33
FOR SALE— A good family horse and
i. cutter. Address W 10, Globe. 33
Oi«fcS to winter.' at Midway Park Eta
bles. A. J. Woodmansee, Snpt. 289*
PAIR of carriage horses; weight, 2,200
Dounas. 51 Ashland ay. • 33
ANi'KD— Good, reliable family horse;
must be cheap. Address H 218, Globe.
33
WANTED— Dark bay carriage horse;
weight about 1,050 pounds. No. 515
Ashland ay. 33
WANTED TO BUY-Wiil give »25 for
good secoud-hnnd two-seated phaeton:
must be in good order. Address Lock Box
2 3, Newark. South Dakota. 30.33
WANTED TO BUY — Siut'le express
wagon; whole rig. Call at 199 West
Seventh st. 33
(EJI (\(\ BUY- team, horses and harness;
•IplvU strong and sound: suitable for
grocer}', milk or delivery work; drive single
or double. A. B. Wilmis & Co., 354 Jackson.
33 ■
M Ai\Ti:i» TO
Alt FIXTURES— Wanted, to buy a
good set of bar fixtures. Address by
mail. 151 Carroll st. 33-34
T)ABV CARRIAGE— Wanted, a good baby
U carriage; state price. Address J 215.
Globe. 33
BUFFALO ROBliS— one or two
" Al large buffalo robes; must be dark
and glossy. Address V 23Q. Globe. 33
CASH is ready to buy the cheapest lot be
tween Grand ay. and St. flair st, and
Avon and St. Albans. A. B. Wilgus & Co. 33
/CABINET LETTER FlLE— Wanted to
V^ buy, a medium-sized cabinet letter file;
secondhand; must be cneap. Address, stat
ng price. J 119. Globe. 354*
CiAS RANGE— Wanted, good three or
> fonr-hole gas range. Address G.. 397
to 4.01 Sibley st. 33
HEATER— Wanted, a second hand heater
and oil stove for cash. Address 0 216,
Globe. :--...-. 33
RANG X— Must be in good order. Address
E 215. Globe. 33
SALOON FIXTURES— Wanted to buy,
saloon fixtures at once; must be in good
order. Address S 217,G10be. 32-3
'poOLS— Wanted, second-hand carpeuter
A tools; must be good tools and cheap.
Address Mechanic, 193V2 St. Anthony ay. -
• 32-33
Man women and children alladvertise ■
men, their "Wants" in SUNDAY'S globe
• TO EXCHANGE.
rpo EXCHANGE— ReaI estate for sale or
-I exchange for first-class boarding house
or cigar store. Address X 218. Globe. 33 .
npo EXCHANGE— New 7-room house and
-I- lot modern improvements, on St An
thony aye., for White Bear property. Ad
dress W 217, Globe. 33
O EXCHANGE— First-class vacant city
property for house and lot on St An-'
thony hill or Merriam Park. Address L 216.
Globe. . 33
npo EXCHANGE— Wanted to exchange a
-J. fine large lot at St. Paul Park for driving
horse. Call 175 Charles st, city. 33
npo EXCHANGE— Some fine jewelry for
-1 partly worn dresses. Address It. S. V.,
Globe. . 33
TO EXCHANGE— Horses for wood, coal
or groceries. Address P 301, Globe. 33
npo EXCHANGE— Wanted, a clean stock
JL of clothing and furnishing goods in ex
change for paying inside property in a good
lowa town. Address Lock Box 20, Traer, 10.
-T-. . >.■■ - '■ 31-42 -•■.'.' . ■:.
TO EXCHANGE— North St. Paul
lot for furniture ana good piano. P. O.
Box 45. South St Paul. - - 32-33
WE HAVE several parties who want
grocery stocks, cigar and confectionery
or general merchandise for good umncum
bered lots and houses and lots. . Call ; or ad- '■
dress W. F. Fisher Jr. & Co.. 11 East Fifth.33
U/hu are y° rooms vacant? An ad in mo
mi/ globe will rent them.
FOBSAI^
A A —HEATING STOVES and furni
• xli tv re on easy payments. J. Levy, :
199 West Seventh;st. » - 7*
BEDDING— For sale, antique oak bed
stead, springs and • mattress, complete:
very reasonable. Address L 21". Globe. 33-7
DOG — sale, an Irish setter dog of reg
istered pedigree. Address 301, Globe. 33
DOG— For sale, a young male pug dog pup.
ten weeks old. 09Va West Seventh st. 33
DESKS— For sale, two fine roll-top desks—
one Cutler make; cost when new $30;
will sell cheap. W. 8., care Globe. -^33
DUCKS— For sale, two of the finest pair of
ducts,- largest size, and tame; cheap.
Call at 19 East Indiana ay.. West side. , 33
DOR SALE — Oyster counter, doing good
i business; reason for selling, owner out
of city. Can be seen at 05 East Fifth st.
••-;' 31-35 ■ ■
f^OR SALE— furnished flat: new furni
ture, etc. ; in desirable location; a liar
gain for cash. Address Mrs. A. B. Miller,
418 Wabashast, city. •-- 29-35
FOR SALE — The famous Encyclopaedia
Britanniea for only $2.".0 per volume.
Write C. W. Dumont, 111 Davidson block.St.
Paul. - - ;, . 201*
FURNITURE— For sale, furniture for
- light housekeeping: whole flat; at;")!)
East Seventh at. . Inquire Room 5. 33-9
PURMTURE— For sale, all of the furni
.X. ture of a seven-room house: a very fine
lot: is in a good house; cheap rent. Address
J 216. Globe. 33
■pL'RNITURE— sale, furniture of a
A ten-room house; in use but two months;
costS9so, will sell forSG-">0; reason for sell
ing, sick wife and wish to leave city ; will
also rent house, which is centrally located,
being but three blocks from postoflice. ■ Call
or address W. It.; 167 West Fourth st. 33-35
FV RNITURE— For sale at 554 St. Peter
XV st. cheap; must be sold within a few
days.; Inquire at 85 East Seventh st. 33
HOGS— For sale, one hundred stock hogs,
including brood sows and shoats. Inquire
A; C Hanback, near North St. Paul. 33-34
TCE BOX— No. I butcher's ice box for sale
X very cheap; as good as new. Call at 251
West Third st. . , 32-37
IVOW. COMPLETE— Cyclo
1' psedia of American Biography. The
latest, most interesting and valuable addition
to the books of the century. A complete rec
ord of the literature, laws, theology, inven
tions, arts, ■. music, discovery, wars and gov
ernment of the American continent, and the
progress of this fair laud from barbarism to
civilization, as shown in the lives of all those
eminent men and women who by their
works have made the "New World" what it
is to-day. Copiously illustrated—
full page engravings on steel: over 2,00- > en
gravings on wood. Edited by James Grant
Wilson and Prof. John Fisk, assisted by over
200 special contributors. Sold by subscrip
tion. Write for specimen pages, terms and
prices to D. Appletou & Go. N. W. agency,
311 and 313 Waoasha St., St. Paul, Minn. 33
PUPPIES— Thoroughbred femalo pug
JL^ puppies for sale at 582 Rondo st. 33
SAWDUST— For sale, sawdust, in large or
; small quantities. Corning Clay Works,
Phaleu Bt. and Stillwoter ay. ; or 317 Jnck
son st. 33-4
SHOWCASE— For sab}, one ten-foot wal-
O nut counter showcase, cheap. Frank A.
Upham, the Seventh street manufacturer
and jeweler, 1' 9 East Seventh st. 33
VJ I'EREOPTICON— For sr.le cheap, one
O > calcium dissolving stcreopticon. one sin
gle lantern, with calcium light and 300 se
lected slides. Address L 214. Globe. 33
ECOXD-MAND sewing machines. $5
O and $10: all kinds of machines repaired;
32 West Third st. 33 62
C*O. 1 BUYS a fine "West Point" , heater,
<«wv7 cost §15. Call at once on S. W.
Raii.ienbii'.h. 100 Knst Third st. 33
FIHAIVCfAI,.
— MONEY is loaned by us on Improved
• real estate security in St. Paul. Minne
apolis and Dr.lnth at '.:, Ote, 7, ' «,2 per cent,
on shortest notice for any amount. 11. M.
Newport & Son, investment bankers, ' 152,
l. r .3 and 154 Drake block. St. Paul. "3*
ABlteKlCAl* iUOI I'GAIiELOANCM.U
-pany loans money in any amount at
lowest rates on furniture, horses, pianos,
commercial paper, -jewelry and all kinds of
personal property without jmoval from
house; loans made without delay and can be
paid up in small amounts. Room 7, First
National Bunk Building. 137*
T OANS ON ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE,
X_i improved and unimproved: large and
small amounts; no vexatious delays; low
rates. Apply to B. F. Wright & Co., 411
Pioneer Press Building. 24-33
LOANS (without commission) on good
improved or unimproved properly. H.
Caldwell, Room 50, 1 h:imber of Commerce.
" 30-36
MONEY TO LOAN on improved real es
-1»X estate with yearly payments at rates
from 6to 7 per cent. C. J. Thomson, 10«
East Fourth st. . 33
ONKY . OA.VED by H. It. Hunt & Lo.
34 East Third St., room 1, on furniture,
pianos, horses, carriages, etc. ; also on ware- ■
nouse receipts, diamonds, watches and sil
verware: private room for ladies; all business
strictly confidential. • 295*
ONE V TO LOAN by Lawton Bros., 4 5
Jackson st. and 175 Dakota ay; have
on hand $7,000 at 0 per cent, on improved
property. 3 ! (>•
MONEY AT 0 PER CENT— Any amount
on improved city or farm property. Sie
bert Bros., 201 East Tenth St., St. Paul.33-37
MINNESOTA MORTUAGK loan
Company— money on furniture,
pianos, horses and wagon , in any amount,
without removal from owners' possessions;
also on warehouse receipts, bank stocks,
real estate or any property of value; notes
discounted; partial payments received, and
your own time granted lor payment: no de
lay; money on hand and furnished imme
diately after security is approved. J. S.
Mackey, manager. Rooms 13 and 14, First
National bank building, St. Paul, and Room
. . Mackey-Legg block, Minneapolis. 153*
[Y/IfYIV 17 V LOANED in sums of $10
lUV/ll Lj X and upward on furniture,
pianos, horses, carriages, etc., without re
moval: also on diamonds and watches: t
notes and time checks bought by Mutual
Loan and Investment Company. E. S. Case,
manager, 30PVi Jackson St., Rooms 1 and 2.
, - . 29*
ROTSCHII.D & THUKSTON— 3I4 Pio
neer Press Building— on good va
cant lots. Call or write. 33-39
rp J. KAVANAGH & CO., 126 EAST
-L • Third St.— Money to Joan on real or
personal - property; partial payments re
ceived; time checks cashed at lowest rates.
3 -si)
TO LOAN— C, 7 and 8 per cent money on
X unimproved and improved property : no
delay ; bring your abstract. Ilubbell & Bish
op. 94 East Fourth. ■ 1 2 41
*'. >IO .I(-Z.920FlO>EKi(PKKSa
• Building— loans made
promptly o, 7 and 15 per cent; mortgages
bnuelit. • 2"l*
WM. N. VIGUERS <fc CO., 41 EAST
Fourth St., conKEn Cedar— 6. 7 and
8 PER CENT money on HAND fob vacant ob
IMPROVED REAL estate LOANS; partial pay-
MENTS CAN BE MADE ON TUB PRINCIPAL: PUR
CHASE MONEY MORTGAGES, BONDS -AND STOCKS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. • ■ 284*
<H?On t)Cii \ TO LOAN, first mortgage
<C/wv/*.' '\J' ' sums to suit: current inter
est. James O.;Meara. 303 Jackson st. 33-193
$500 TO $100,000 ,™
on city property; improved or unimproved;
lowest rates; no delay. Smith & Taylor.
335 Robert st. - 2i>-33
.' . : LOST AiXl> FOiiaiD.
DOG LOST— brindle mastiff dog;
liberal reward offered. 478 Martin.
i - ;■■ . . . 33-35
I^OUND— the city, the best place for
. ladies to take a Turkish bath, given by
M/js. Jennie. Marcotte, corner Western and
'.Selby. ; ..... - . . _^33
GLOVE LOST— Last Sunday, large fur
glove; please return to 184 East Sixth
st. and receive reward. .-.-.- ' 33
EYS LOST— of keys in business
" portion ot city. Finder please return
to G. N. Weston, Merchants' hotel. 33
PUP LOST— BIacK cocker spaniel puppy:
• owner's name on collar; return and re
ceive reward. 752 Lincoln ay. 33
OBE LOST— Gray wolfskin robe; all
purple lining; finder will receive re
ward by returning to P. H. Turney, 181
.Eighth st. ■•■■ - : -«-■ • ■ ■ ■ - " 33
■;-,y.-;- ! PEKSOSALS.
I/I AD AMIS ELLIS, trance medium and
i»X magnetic treatment; sponge baths.
3GB Wacouta st. 33
RS. M. A. TUSSEY, 223 East Eighth
Bt, treats all diseases; gives massage
treatments: also readings of the present ana •
future; office hours, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
22*
MRS. G. H. HELM, 27 EAST SEV
■ enth st., Room 16— Massage treatment,
baths, life readings. St. Paul Mondays. Wed
nesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ■ I --41 : •
RANGE BLOSSOM — Positive and
permanent cure for female weakness.
Mrs. Montgomery. 5 6 West Seventh. 32 33
DYE WORKS. ~~~
Fjj J. KwCtifc-X, N. W. Steam Dye Worts;
• office 41i i Robert Bt., Ryan block; works
C 5 and 57 Indiana ay. , ; 2<j >*
A.ms.» <X CO., New York Steam Dye
Works; ladles' and : gents' clothing a
specialty. 14 WestSixtb, st. 222
BUSINESS CIIAXCES.
~ i<-!.<-r Bros, "" '*
34 East Seven Hist,. Room 303.
WHO WANTS TO MAKE $300 pee
month; this is the best restaurant In -
the city of St. Paul; price, §100; clearing
$300 every month : wo will show books to
prove the above statement; come early Mon- ■
day morning if you want this snap.
<R9nn BU * S ANTNTERKSTin one o*
*&As\JVJ the beat* paying offices in this
city: party must be a good business man, -
and come yell recommended. . :■. ; - ■
WE HAVE SOME OF THE BUST deal?
property in this city to exchange for a
stock of clothing and furnishing goods look
this up if you mean business.
E\V HOUSE AND LOT to exchange
i- ' for a stock of groceries; this fine prop- .
erty is well rented and a bargain to any onei
TF YOU WISH to mtike a quick sale or ex-
A change, oomo «nd see us, but we don's .
want you to nsk something for nothing, at
we have nothing to give away. '
OUSE AND LOT to . exchange for a
farm; must be close to St. Paul and.
worth money; now, if you have such alarm, -
come and see us. : -'. ■;:'-..>■
W~ *. HAVE A HOUSE and two acres oi
land outside of this city to sell or ex
change for a lot in this city; this is gar
den land, and rented for $20 p"er month; will
assume a small mortgage. ■ : -.•■
TT7EHAVE CUSTOMEKS for property
; » » and business chances of all kinds; now
if you have a snap of any kind to offer, let
us have it at once.
RKTWKMWKB that we have main bargains :
not mcluacd in this ad; we don't care
what you want, we have it. •:. 33
Office of John 15. 3lrl£ciincy.
33S Cedar St., Union Block, Room 66. \
WE CAN PUT you into a way of niakintr
a good living for Sl< ; 0.
JVTEAT cIGAK AND CONFECTION^
1* cry store and milk route combined; liv
ing rooms: this is a snao: rent only $15; good
business; sickness cause of sale. .
JVT EATEST LITTLE RESTAURANT in
-LV the city; crowded all the time; look
this up. . - ■ •. • ' ' ~— - *- •"■
I 'J-BOOM no.VKDINO HOUSE, nicely
X«J furnished; twenty people rooming and
boarding; this will be sold on the install
ment plan; $250 down; balance monthly:
now is your time.
SALOON— Heart of the city; all furnished." •
to rent; bring on your license and take
hold. •■ • ■ - •
LIVERY STABLE to exchange for house
and lot. _ ; ■• ■■
/""UGAITsTORE. §10U. : : """-_■
D KING along your trades. ~~"~"
LADIES are specially invited to look over
my list of houses and flats.
R AM ERi\ 1.000 lbs per day capacity,
' to exchange for property. ■■:%* ■ ■■-
TWO BEAUTIFUL lots in Billings'
X Mont.; these are clear and desirable;
will trade for merchandise in St. Paul. John
B. McKenney, Itoom GO. Union block. 33
IS* C. Abbott's Bargains.
32 Chamber of Commerce.
O A -BOOMED boarding house in heart of
>>»"* city: well furnisned; runniug full;
clearing j*l<>o per month: Sl.3oobuvsit;
easy terms; ill health only reason for selling,
a good thing for some one. .
<£Q, if) BUYS anno cigar, confectionery
«!3O»_'V/ and stationer}" stock ; very central J
doing good business; " living rooms con
nected. - "■::-'■■
»£ll OHM m :>YH °" c ° the best hotels .
•4?II,\J\JU In this city; very central;
clearing slo,ooo ]icr year; can prove above .
to entire satisfaction of purchasers; about
$7,siit> cash required: fine bar trade; it alon«
pays entire running expenses of house. ' ' ■■'
-[ O-KOOMEU boarding house; full of pay'
i-«J ing roomers and boarders; $700 buj»
it on easy terms. ■ . '
KOCERY— Ono of the best in the city;
comer on Seventh; been established for
years; nice established- paying trade.
MY LIST in this line of business openings
is very extensive; come in and look
them ud; always willing to show if yon do
not buy. 33
Self & Stccle.
Room 58, National German-American Bank
Building.
A DANDY cigar and confectionery stora :
forslso. or will trade for a horse and
buggy; restaurant outfit complete for $125. i
CLEAR LO to trade for furnished
house or flats.
CLEAR LOTS to trade for grocery store; ■
clear lots to trade for house and lot with)
mortgage. ■ •
WJS HAVE 11 cash customer for a well lor
cated saloon. -■'
A DANDY little cigar and confectionery,
with three living rooms; rent $10 per
month: will sell very cheap for cash. . . ■ :
ARTNEK wanted; will sell my half In
terest to good office man with first-class
references. K. M. Steele.' •' ■. '. ; >*..:.: ;: ■
WE HAVE 11 full line of business chances i
to be bought tor half value ; boarding • >
houses, furnished flats, groceries, restau
rants, livery stables, and, in fact, we can sell
you anything you want at your own price. =
Self & Steele. Room 53. National German- ■
American Bank Building. 83
Miscellaneous Business Chances
NEDS OB US I ESS for
Will sell one half interest to suitable)
party. Address D. C. & Co., Globe, St. Paul.
. 3:; 34:
A MAN with from Ssof> to $1,000 to in
terest himself and take half interest in
good paying business. Address II 217, Globe,
Klld STORK FOR SALE— The only
one in a good town on the Northern
Pacific railroad, where owners aave made
money; stock, etc.. about ?3.00o ; will give a
good trade and easy terms, or will sell any
amount from S3OO upwards. "W.," Noyes
Bros. & Cutler. 30-36
FO R SAL OR EXCHANGE— SeveraI
county rights in Minnesota and Wiscon
sin to the most practical stump-pulling ma
chine in the world. For full particulars and
illustrated circular address U. H. H., 1122
North Broadway. Stlllwater. 33-4
FOR SALE— Picture framing store com-
X plete; good business locality: cheap
rent: a bargain; address L 219. Globe. 33
FOR SALE— Cigar store with other goods;
cheap for cash ; address G10be.33
FOR SALE— One of the best paying and
centrally located hotel billiard rooms.
P. C. Abbott, Chamber Commerce building.
OR SALE CHEAP— The store 310 Wai
basha st. Apply to E. H. Judson, 403
Dayton ay. .. -.. 33
ardware— Anyone wishing tc en-
XI gage in the hardware and agricultural
implement business can learn of a first-class
chance by writing the subscriber; no old
stock to buy.. L. E. Latimer, Eau Claire,
Wis. .;.; ■■■ 30-37
1 WILL TRADE for firm, or will sell a
$2,000 restaurant; established four years;
good reasons for belling. Address E 217,
Globe. 32-34
OPENING for pushing young man for S6,
Paul house as treasurer. Must coma
well recommended; small capital required.
Only those who can comply with above need
answer. Address B 216, Globe. 33
AKTJNER WANTED-Yonng man with
$2(>o or 8300 to take an interest in
butcher shop. Address XV 215, Globe. 33
UARMACIST — Wanted, a registered •
pharmacist to take half • interest in a
store; small capital required; must be
Derate in habits; apply at once. Address
L. P. Mason, Larimore, N. D. 33-34
RARE CHANCE to go into the manu
facturing business; only $3,i>00 re
quired. Address T 210, Globe. 33
EGISTERKD DRUGGIST will buy a
good paying business; about $>,000
will buy half-interest if satisfactory. Ad
dress 32, care Globe. , . - 33-3 I
OUFFKRERSFKOAI RUPTURE— Cure
O guaranteed in all cases treated consulta
tion free. Call or address 43 Col lorn block.
Minneapolis. T". . : '■ . 32-38
O A MAN who has §150 to $200 to in
vest; a cash business; trade established;
no competition in town ; will pay $2,500 to
$3.0 0 per year ; can be -increased. Call at
3Q'/2 West Third. Room 0, for particulars 33
WANTED— A., young man of good ad
dress, with $1,000 and services, to
take half interest in one of the best paying
businesses in the country. Address, with
references, L 215, Globe. . ~ "• .. . 33
WAN TED— A man with $5"0 to tako
half interest in a well established
office business. Address Z 233, Globe. 33
ANTED TO BUY.or rent, newspaper ,
outfit in good Northwestern town. Ad
dress M 47. Globe. Minneapolis. 32-33 .
STORE AND BAR FIXTURES .
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SALOON
fixtures, ice .boxes, mirrors, pool and '
billiard tables, counters: and shelving. 218
Washington ay. 11., MJuneatoua. ' -' *70 "

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume], February 02, 1890, Page 16, Image 17
About St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896