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._-- GLOBE ■V^T^.JSTT _£__DS: __«
Peuny a word. No adv. less thau 20 cents. Will be received at all leading drug*- stores at same rates us at publication office.
fcgenls and Agencies,
AGENTS- |S to $10 a day to introduce our
pure "Asbestos" Wicks; just patented; giv
ing light fully equal to electricity; fiat
wicks lasting from 8 to 10 years, and round
wicks from 20 to 25. Write for free sam
ples and terms. Fire-Proof Safety Wick
Work-. Dept. :ik6 Columbus, O. _
-GENTS— Latest and greatest novelty, The
Miller Clgaretter; must be seen to be ap
preciated; lasts a lifetime; one tilling makes
garettes; any Bve-ccnt package tobacco
makes 70 to 80 regular size cigarettes;
mailed for 26 cents; stamps or coin. Miller
_ Miller Novelty Co., 238 Vine st.. Toledo,
Ohio.
kGEN * per day guaranteed, perma
nent ;"o r life, two new patents, sell on sight
to every person; exclusive territory granted.
You can't fall. Samples free at once on
application. Braham Pen Co., 778, Cincin
nati. O.
nGENTS— LittIe Patients. Aunt Charlotte's
Bible Storks, True Stories American His
tory, Heroes of the Nation; four best holi
* day books published, freight paid. Beauti
ful combination outfit free. Twenty books
• presented to all successful agents. Martin
de Garmo Co., Cincinnati, O.
AGENTS— We wiil pay $100.00 per month, and
railroad expenses, to any nun who will
work energetically taking orders for the
most reliable Portrait Cony ing House in the
United States. We pay strictly salary. Ad
dress immediately, G. E. Martel, New York,
N. Y.
AGENTS WANTED for the only authentic
war history published; 750 pages; also for
new set of juvenile outfit free. National
Pub. Co.. Lakeside Bldg., Chicago.
AGENTS— Either sex. make $18 to $20 weekly
selling our goods; new plan; sales easy.
Bellevia Toilet Co., Newport, Ky.
AGENTS "Latest craze; eight different colored
revolving bosoms on one shirt; say, a laun
dry bills; sample free. Krueger Mfg., Co.,
Chicago.
AGENTS make big money selling revolving
cake urners; sample, 20c. O. E. Mickel,
Haverhill, Mass.
GENERAL AGENTS— New novelty; send five
two-cent stamps for postage, free sample
outfit AUlen, 14S State St.. Chicago, 111.
MEN AND WOMEN* easily make $1,500 yearly
showing, selling and appointing agents for
our improved vapor bath cabinets; beit
made; write today for new plan, terms,
pamphlets, testimonials, free. L., Economy
Bath Cabinet Co., St. Louis, Mo.
NO EXTRAVAGANT OFFERS, but a liberal
business proposition to good men to handle
our Lubricating Oils and Greases from sam
ples. Euclid Oil Co., Cleveland, O.
SALESMEN- Mining, telephone and other
ks; winning plan; millions in lt. "G 1,"
lowa City, 10.
SALESMEN selling hardware agricultural,
druggist, general stores. g*od pay, spLndid
seller, good side line. Edgewood Co., Cleve
land. O.
SALESMEN tor cigars; $125 per month and
expenses; old firm; experience unnecessary;
Inducements to customers. C. O. Elshop ft
Co.. St, Louiß. Mo.
SALESMEN— SISO and expenses flrst three
months to canvass, supervise sub-agents and
close deals. Luke Bros. Co., Chicago.
WANTED— A few gener_ agents, to estab
lish sub-agents for our iiygienia Bath Cabi
net: the most wonderful invention and the
best seller in the world; $1(0 to $200 per
month; those wanting tho position must ap
ply at once, as we want our new agencies
established this month. Address D. C.
Burson & Co., Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED immediately, energetic salesmen In
this locality, $20 weekly and expenses to
men with honest references. Columbia
Cigar Co., Chicago.
WANTED— Trustworthy persons to travel;
salary, $780 and expenses; reference. En
close self-addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, Chicago.
Heip Wanted— Males.
APPRENTICE— Wanted, boy to learn trade.
242 West Third st.
BLACKSMITH wanted; floorman; good
wages; must be sober. P. H. Ryan, Still
water. Minn.
BARBER— Wanted, barber at 623 Selby ay.;
married man preferred; steady job; wages
paid. George F. Patwell, 623 Selby ay.
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN with business ability
for position of trust; steady employment;
moderate salary to begin; chance to ad
vance; self-addressed envelope reply. Office,
703-356 Dearborn, Chicago.
CARPENTERS wanted at 160 West Fourth st.
DRUGGIST— Wanted, druggist with goad ref
erences. N 9G, Globe.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS— Don't prepare
for any civil service examination without
seeing our illustrated catalogue of informa
tion. Sent free. Columbian Correspondence
College, Washington, D. C.
MANAGER WANTED— Have straightforward
proposition for good men to establish branch
offices in every city; no capital. Bollinger
& Co., 368 Wabash ay., Chicago.
SALESMEN — Mining, telephone and other
stocks; winning plan; millions in it. "G 1,"
lowa City, 10. •
SALESMEN to sell toilet soap to dealers;
salary, $100 monthly and expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. B. Louis Ernst Co., St.
Louis. Mo.
"SOLICITORS— Wanted, flrst-class solicitors
for the best sick benefit insurance for St.
Paul, Minneapolis and throughout the state;
salary paid from the start to good produc
ers." Call at or address 639 Endicott build
lng, St. Paul, Minn.
STENOGRAPHER— Wanted, a young man to
act as stenographer and assistant bookkeep
er and to make himself generally useful.
Addiess M SO, Globe.
UNEMPLOYED, energetic; either sex; start
business; your town; no capital; sura liv
ing. L. Warden, Manager, 573 Wabash
ay.. Chicago.
WANTED— Men to learn barber trade; new
field open; J6O monthly; steady employment;
arrangements just made to place graduates
with doctors and hospitals; this will take
about 500 men fast as we can prepare them;
knowledge of dermatology as we teach
makes them valuable assistants; no license
required; also many calls from country and
city shops; positions positively guaranteed;
eight we-eks completes; send at once for free
catalogue. Moler's Barber College, 223
Wash -"ngton ay. south. Mm n e_a po 1 1 s .
WANTED— Hat salesman with established
trade, to travel through Minnesota and Da
kota. Give full particulars as to experience.
References required. Address O 47, care
Lord _ Thomas, Chicago, 111.
WANTED— Trustworthy persons to travel;
salary, $780 and expenses; reference; en
close self-addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, Chicago.
WANTED- Specialty salesmen. Must have
good references. Salary and expenses, or
commission. Reply fully. Kern Picture
Co.. Chicago.
WANTED— Young men and ladies to learn
telegraphy, shorthand, bookkeeping, etc.;
lowest rates; can earn board. Apply Globe
_Business College, St. Paul.
WANTED— Strong boy to do repair work for
renting agency. Call at 69 East Fourth st.
Situations Wanfed-Femaies.
Advertisements under lvi., clati ijieation
inserle I free to th 3 unemployed of at. jt'aul
and JUtnneapolli.
COOK— Wanted, situation by thoroughly com
petent cook with little girl ten years okl,
or without the child. Call or address 542
Cedar st., noar capitol.
HOL'SEK EEPER— Wanted, situation bjTthor
oughly competent housekeeper in a respec
table widower's family; have little girl ten
years old; American by birth. Call or ad
dress 542 Cedar st., near capitol.
LADIES looking for gocd, reliable female
help, such as cooks, second girls, general
houseworkers, please cail at Capitol Em
ployment Office, 505 Wabasha.
LAUNDRESS— Good clean laundress wishes
work by the day. Address 241 West Ninth
st.
NURSE— Experienced nurse, well recommend
ed by doctors and former patrons, may be
engaged by calling at 844 Payne ay. Mrs.
11. Freberg.
PIANIST— First-class pianist would like to
piny for dancing schools. Address C 93
Globe.
BTENOGRAPHER-L^d^teT-ioir'a^h^d.e^ires
permanent position; references; salary
__moderate. Address Stenographer. 397 Grove
■ECOND GIRL-Girl of 17 would like position"
*• second girl. Call 679 Cook at.
Help Wanted— Females.
APPRENTICE OIRL to learn dressmaking
and do housework mornings; will pay small
wages. Mrs. M. Stewart, Washburn build
_Jngj
COOK — Wanted, a good girl for c ok and
laundry; good wages. Apply S".t! Dayton ay.
HOUSEWORK — A neat young woman would
liko a position to sew and assist in light
housework, wlure she can have a good
homo; willing to work for $1.25 a week for
the right partlae; ao washing. X 80, Globe.
HOUSEWORK— Waated, girl for housework;
small family; good home. Apply at 747
Portland ay.
HOUSEWORK- Wanted, a competent girl for
general housework, good v.* ages. Mrs. Car
son. Apply mornings. 482 Holly ay.
HOUSEWORK Wanted, a competent girl for
general housework in tint: must bo neat
and good cook. Apply with references to
Mrs. I'arker. BOf Aberdeen.
HOUSEWORK- Wasted, a girl to do general
housework; no washing; good wages. In
quire afternoon. 666 "Laurel ay.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted. girl for general
housework; German preferred. 71 Tiltou.
HOUSEMAID— Wanted, a housemaid; good
wages to a good girl. Call at once, 297
Laurel ay.
HOUSEWORK "-N .silted, good girl for gen
eral houso work; easy place. Inauire 722
Iglehart st.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
lv usework. 156 East Seveuth st., Mrs. Har
ris.
HOUSEKEEPER— Wanted, position as house
keeper. Address M. F.,_ 4 is East Ninth at.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted. girl for general
housework. Apply to 236 Arundel st.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, competent girl for
general housework. Call 255 Summit place.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a neat girl to usslst
with housework; no washing. 585 Iglehart.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework. 853 Dayton ay.
LADIES to handle our marvelous hair re
mover; exclusive territory; special label;
easy work; very large profits. Aztec Co.,
Chicago.
LADIES everywhere to mall circulars, sam
ples and copy letters at home; reply with
stamped envelope. Peerless Co., South
Bend, Ind.
PROFITABLE HOME-WORK— Wo want a
few men and women in every town to make
novelti oe for us at their hemes; can work
day or evening and mako $6 to $15 week
ly, according to the amount of time devoted
to tiie work; experience unnecessary; no
canvassing; steady employment Hie year
round; full particulars and work sent to
your home on application. Brazilian Mfg.
Co., New York City.
SEAMSTRESS— Wanted, a good seamstress
tor family work, etc., at 501 Holly ay., at
__once.
WAIST MAKERS— Wanted, competent waist
and skirt help at Room 46, Mannheimer
Building.
WAITRESS— Wanted, competent waitress,
private family. Apply 457 Holly ay.
WAITRESS— Wanted immediately, an ex~
perienced waitress at 236 Summit ay.
WANTED — A capable, educated woman, over
25, for permanent position in city; work not
canvassing. _ Address 0 SS, Globe.
YOUNG LADY OR YOUNG MAN wanted at
St. Paul Business College to work for tu
ition. 93 East Sixth, St. Paul, Minn.
Advertisements mutter tliii clasaljioa:ion
inserted freo to tlii xtnainitlo jj.i of Jl. Paul
and Minneapolis,
A YOUNG man wants work around some store
or driving a delivery wagon, or some pri
vate family as houseman; very useful and
handy around a place; well acquainted with
the city; would like to hear of place soon.
Address 451 East Sixth st.
A GOOD BOY 17 years old desires work
of any kind; is both willing and obliging.
Address N 97. Globe.
CHIMN BT SWEEPER— Wanted, situation by
chimney sweeper. Leave orders at 498 Rob
ert st. Orders promptly attended to.
ENGINEER— Wanted, situation as engineer
or fireman, cr any place of trust; best of
city references. Address F. P., 524 Cedar.
EMPLOYMENT— A young man of 18 years~of
age would like work of any kind. Address
L. H. 8., 450 Goodhue_st.
EMPLOYMENT— A young man of eighteen
years would like to have a position driving
delivery wagon or work of any kind. J.
E.. 312 Oneida st.
STENOGRAPHER— Young man who just left
position wishes a permanent position as
competent stenographer; has railroad ex
perience and best local references; mod
_e_rate salary. Address Y_ 100, Globe.
STENOGRAPHER— Good stenographer - and
accountant desires position; five years' ex
perience in railroad work. Address S 89
Globe.
Instruction.
A FULL course in English grammar In ten
lessons; pupils solicited. Address X 79
Globe.
A NATIVE French lady teacher desires more
pupils; can give references. Address or
call, in tho forenoon, Mademoiselle 518
Dayton ay.
INSTRUCTION given to beginners on the
piano; Virgil table work, and Mason -nethod
terms reasonable, satisfaction assured Ad
dress D 86. Globe.
MOZZARA*S DANCING ACADEMY,
28 West Tenth. Fourteenth sea
son now open. Classes forming.
Six private lessons, five dollars.
Satisfaction g**— a— anteed.
MRS. C. L. WESTON, teacher of dancing and
physical culture. 61-62 Union Blk., Cedar
and Fourth sts.
PIANO pupils, beginners, given thorough In
struction ana satisfaction guaranteed; terma
$10 per quarter of twenty lessons one hour
each. Address R 56. Globe.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION glveiTto students
who desire to learn shorthand by a first
class stenographer. 822 East Thirteenth st
BEHER DANCING ACADB_T_, 188
ROXDO ST. CLASS "MONDAY AM>
THURSDAY EVEIMNGS AT 8
O'CLOCK. GEXTS, I<J LKSSONS,
$4.00 ; LADIBS, $3.00. ESTER
ANY TIME. PRIVATE LESSONS
A SPECIALTY.
ST. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE USES
eminently busineselike methods ln teaching
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, and Telegraphy.
You learn these but once. Get the best
Maguire Bros.. 93 East Sixth at., St. Paul'
Minn.
VISIT THE PRIVATE NIGHT SCHOOL, New
York Life Building, Sixth and Minnesota
sts.; taught by an- expert accountant; ref
erence, Second National Bank.
WANTED, pupils tn oil painting. 561 Broad
way.
Dressmaking,
THE LATEST SYSTEM for cutting dresses,
waists, sleeves and skir.s taught free for
ten days; also dressmaking in the latest
styles. 51 Union Block.
WANTED— Ladies and girls to learn the
new French-American tailor system for
cutting dresses; the simplest of all. 56
Iglehart.
Lost and Found.
DOG LOST— Pointer, male, by name of
Frince; white and brown; $5 reward for re
turn. North Star Brewing Co., cor. Com
mercial ar.d Hudson ay.
DOG LOST — Red Irish setter; name on collar,
J. Grisara; dog's name, Frank. Return to
Gilfillan block, barber shop; reward, $5.
PURSE LOST— Lost, small silver purse on
or near Seventh et. Reward if returned
to Miss Darr, 583 St. Peter st.
TIPPET LOST— Near Metropolitan opera
house, Monday evening, a fur tippet. Please
j return to 306 Pioneer Press building.
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE SUNDAY OCTOBER 9, 1898.
____JFo^a]<^
BUY STOVES EARLY; you save from 10 to
25 per rent; large line of new and second
hand. Cardozo Furniture and Exchange Co.
232 East Seventh St.
CROSS THE BRIDGE,
_^„ „„ CROSS THE BRIDGE.
FOR HEATING STOVES,
COOK 'STOVES,
r.,,.,,., RANGES.
BRASS AND IRON BEDS, hair, moss and
lancy, as wall &% cheaper uiattresies, odd
dressers, chamber suits, parlor suits, latest
styles in sideboards, round and square ex
tension tables, leather -seat dining chairs,
fancy rockers, odd parlor chairs, Douches in
leather, English coiduroy and French velour,
folding beds, bed lounges, chiffoniers, combi
nation bookcases, china clos?ts, box seat hall
trees, waruiobes. fancy lamps, dliuici- sets,
French e_ Sfll mirrors, easels, pictures, dra
peries, carpet*, rugs, etc.; in fact everyth.i ig
in the house furnishing line. Here aie a »"■ w
sample prices. New 4-hoie steel range, with
high shelf, $19.35; air-tight heater, made of
bes) steel and lined, $2.00; No. 8 cook stove,
Sti.uO: box stovea, $i.st»; self-feeder, full base
burner, nickel, lined. 16-inch lire rot, only
$1850; iron beds, $1 95; cobbler seat rocker,
$1.48; 6-foot extension table, $2.95; corduroy
and velour-cov§r?d couches, $4.75. These
are all new and lute style goods. We hive
also a large stock of second-hand stoves and
furniture, consisting, in part, of 6-hole range,
with water front, $10.00; self-feeding heat
ing stoves, from $5.00 to $35.00; others from
$1.50 up; two neirly new White and Singer
sewi-g machines, with all attachments, very
cheap; also nice parlor organ at a bargain.
In fact everything in new and second-hand
household furniture, at prices tliat will pay
you for tha trouble of crossing the bridge.
Your old furniture and stoves taken in ex
change. Your credit is gocd. I. KATZ, 94-96
--98 Souh Wabasha. Tel. 4Jj5-3.
CARPET SALE.
WE HAVE* just received about 200 yards of
red ingrain carpet which was madts up for a
church by a large wholesale house and after
ward refused as the people preferred Brus
sels; this carpet we will close out at a very
low figure in any size wanted. Minnesota
Storage C<_, 62 West Tenth st.
DOGS FOR SALE -Two English setter pup
pies, two months old, for salo cheap If
taken at once. 852 Hall ay.. West St. Paul.
FOR SALE— The furniture and good will
of a ten-room house, fll'.ed with good
roomers; $275 if taken at once, N. 85,
Globe.
FOR SALE— Large old tern on Dale St., be
tween Summit and Grand. Charles H.
_ Schhek.
FOR SALE — A hot air furnace, ln good con
dition; suitable for 9-room house. Call morn
ing or evening at 255 Summit ay.
FOR SALE— Seven Danz's decoy ducks; four
double; three Single; in perfect condition.
Address X 90, Globe.
FOR SALE— Stove, Royal Peninsular No. 15;
self-feeder parlor stove, in flrst class con
dition; no brokers. 283 S'-o:burne ay.
FOR SALE— A second-hand dining room table
and chairs; in fair condition; very cheap.
_Apply 399 Eichenwald st., Dayton's bluff.
FOR SALE— Furniture for sale, 495 Broadway.
5 — r
FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS, CUT GLASS
and Silverware at Auction— We will so.l at
auction at the residence No. 416 Laurel
ay., on Thursday, Oct. 13, at 10 a. m., a
very fine lot of household goods, consisting
of parlor chairs and rockers, center tablea,
one fine, old, round mahogany dining room
table (very antique); ono fine, old, mahog
any wardrobe (very rare); six dining room
chairs, some fine china and cut glassware,
fine old silver set, knives, forks, spoons, c.0. ;
a lot of table linen, very fine, large Smyrna
rug, body Bius.seis carpet, draparie*-, Lc?
curtains, pictures and oil paintings of
merit, one coal range, one gas range, large
refrigerator, one Ice box, all kitchen uten
sils, several bedroom sots; one fine hair
mattress; also ether kinds; down quilts,
the best of blankets, toilet sets, etc., etc.
If you are looking for fine china, cut glass
and silverware, linens and that ant. que
mahogany dining table and wardrobe,
probably the only ones for sale in the city,
and the other household effects, be fcUie
and attend this sale. Kavanagh & Co.,
Auctioneers, Office 187-189 East Sixth st.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
seel range, etc., at public auction. I will
s'*ll at public auction at the residence No.
385 North Washington* st., opposite the
new postoffice, on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at
2 p. m., the entire contents, consisting of
bedroom suits, parlor chairs, rockers, center
tables, fine combination bookcase, pictures,
Smyrna rugs, toilet sets, sideboard, ex
tension tables, chairs, dishes, one steel
range and all the carpets throughout. This
house was furnished two months ago, and
everything is new and clean. A. G. John
son, Auctioneer. Office, 419 and 421 Jack
son st.
HOME MONEY to loan on good security at
moderate rates, without charge for com
mission, at the State Savings Bank, Ger
mania Life Bldg., 4th and Minn. sts.
"MONEY I DO YOU WANT MONCY?" If so
I call on us. We can get you a
MONEY [ loan on household furniture, pl
| anos, or any kind of personal
property of value; goods left ln your own
possession; payments made to suit the bor
rower, on installment plan if desired; any
payment on the loan reduces the cost; if
you want money the quickest and cheap
est call on us; all business private and con
fidential. Minnesota Mortgage Loan Co.,
Room 7, First National Bank building,
corner Fourth and Jackson sts.
MONEY
To loan on approved property in St.
Paul cr Minneapolis.
« PER CENT. "ON OR BEFORE,-"
In Sums to Suit.
R. M. NEWPORT Sc SON,
Pioneer Presi** Building, Reeve Building,
St. Paul. Minneapolis.
MONEY TO LOAN on personal property ol
value— furniture, pianos, seal cloaks, bi
cycles, etc.; can be repaid by installments;
strictly confidential; notes bought. Ohio In
vestment Co.. 730 Globe Bldg.. take eleva
tor.
"MONEY loaned on life policies; or bought. L.
P. Van Norman. Guar. Bldg.. Minneapolis.
MONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, etc.;
lowest rates in city; business confldantal;
pay in installments. St. Paul Loan Co.,
Room 7, Court block.
TITLES INSURED— E. P. RobertsTliS^ast
Fourth St., agent Minnesota Title Insur
ance and Trust Co.
$500 TO LOAN on good security. Address
Z S2, Globe.
BOARD— For rent, nicely furnished room,
„ steam heat, with board; good home for one
gen tleman. 341 Dale st.
BOARD— Suite of front rooms, handsomely
furnished, with board; suitable for three
or four; also smaller room; steam heat;
reasonable rates. 397 East Tenth st.
BOARD— Large front south-facing room,
warm, handsomely furnished, with board, in
small private family; hill district; terms
reasonable. D 71, Globe.
BOARD— Pleasant room with board; fine lo
cat'on; all modern; easy walking distance.
45 Summit ay.
BOARD— Light and pleasant side roonj, with
beard, in private modern house, for single
gentlemen only. Address C 91, Globe.
BOARD— Two pleasant front rooms, with
board; steam heat. ga3 and all conven
iences. 15 East Tenth st.
BOARD— Wanted, by young lady stenogra
pher, large sunny room, with board* hill dis
trlct: convenient to Selby_car._M 89, Globe.
BOARD— Wanted, good table boa7dliy~ teach
al^"**V^ci^ tt o, of v Vict °rt* aad Marshall.
Address X 90, Globe.
WANTED— We have a large size Leo
nard refrigerator. Just the thing for you,
but takes up too much room for us. Don't
you want it. We ought to get $44, but will
be satisfied with $30, and it's perfect and ab
solutely new. St. Paul Hardware Co., Sev
enth and Minnesota.
Chiropodists.
LOCKWOOD'S Good Luck Salve; best thing
for sore feet;all druggistß;established 16 yrs. ,
Houses for Kant.
COTTAGE— For rent, «— ■dfera six-room cot
tage; light, airy rooms. 1:65 East Unl-
versity ay., corner Canada.
DWELLING — For rent, tho eleven-room dwel
. Hng, 149 Pleasant ay. Inquire in Bookstore
385 St. Poter st.
DWELLING — For rent, AO-room brick dwel
ling; all modern conveniences, and central
ly located. Inquire at 23 College ay., East.
HOUSES— Two houses for rent, No. 258 Nor
rls st., nine rooms, city water; good eondl
tion; No. GS9 East Seventh st., nine rooms,
bath; good condition. Ju P. Allen, Seventh
and Jaeksou sts.
HOUSE — For rent, ten-room modern house,
588 St. Peter st. ; easy walking distance to
business center; no better winter home in
city.
HOUSE -For ront. modern house. 491 North
fit.; all conveniences; reasonable rent. Ap
ply 724 Burr st,
HOUSE— For rent, cheap for the winter,
warm six-room house, with bath, etc.; walk
ing distance. 527 Marion st. Inquire next
door.
HOUSE— For rent, 6-room house near to
school and car; walking distance; rent rea
sonableX 78, Globe.
MERRIAM PARK— For rent, seven andTlghU
room houses, $15, $20 and $25. Four-room
flats, $12. Furnished house, $22.50. Bargain
_in_lots. A. B. Bell & Co.
918 JUNO— -Cor. Milton— Seven-room house
city water, $9. Inquire Room 4, Germania
Life Bldg., 4th and Minn. sts.
FOR RENT.
$24.00 ."-ROOM modern flat in the "Euclid
View."
$22.50— 5-room modern flat ln the "St Pierre."
796 Jackson.
$22— 9-rouni house, 32 Thompson ay.
$8.50 — i-room flat with bath in Livingston.
$B— S-;ooin house, 614 Eust Fourth st.
$7—6 rooms, city water, !60 Acker st
$7—4 rooms, up stairs. 4f.4 Bidwell st.
Bayard, Deuel & Co.,
Pioneer Press Building.
Rooms for Bent.
ARGYLE— Flat s— St. Peter and Central-
Furnished front rooms; steam heat, gas
and bath; private family.
AT HOTEL FEY— Corner Cedar and Seventh
—Steam-heated, furnished rooms, by day or
week, single or en suite, at reasonable
prices.
CEDAR ST.. 710— The Hiawatha. Flat 14--
Room, with or witliout -board, for two young
men ; ■'iVi-iy modern co^vealence.
COLLEGE AY., 63— Flai -4-For rent, com
fortable furinshed room, steam heat, etc.,
private family ; ref erertc. s.
EXCHANGE ST., 374 NORTH— For rent,
nicely furnished front room, with alcove;
suitablefor two ladies or gentlemen.
LAUREL AY., 410— For rent, large, nicely
furnished front roon^ with alcove, gas,
bath, furnace heat, in a private family; tent
reasonable.
RICE ST., 252— FoF rent," ilirg^welllurnishod
I'ronL parlor down stairs; also side room up
stairs.
ROOM— Nicely furnished room, in private
family, .with breakfast If desired; no other
roomers; hot and cold water all the time;
bath, gas and hot water heat; within walk
ing distance of business center, or half
block from street car line; reasonable terms,
Address Z 53, Globe.
ROOMS— For rent, one or two furnished or
unfurnished rooms; bath, etc.; terms rea
sonable. Call today. 689 Harriet st., be
tween Martin st and Central ay.
ROOMS— Newly furnished rooms with or
without board. Inquire at elevator, Vir
ginia _FJlats z _C^nti_*l park.
ROOMS— Two pleasant rooms, heat and bath;
no other roomers. For particulars call 635
_St. Petei\
ROOM— For rent. iiirnichc- front room;
ground floor; furnace heat, gas, bath;
reasonable. Call 6*5 Iglehart st.
ROOMS— For rent, neatly furnished rooms
with gas, bath, heat, etc., $7 per month, J
_at 31 Buckingham, Ninth s— , and Smith ay.
SEVENTH ST., 225 V a WEST— Room~ with
gas and bath, with or without board.
TENTH ST., 97 WEST— Three nicely fur
nished front rooms for rent; $3, $5 and $6
per month; bath included.
TENTH ST., 358 EAST— Comfortable, well
heated room for gentleman; light and bath;
convenient to wholesale district; good board
cicse at hand.
TILTON. 62— Hill District— For rent, one or
two furnished rooms; private family; all
modern; location central.
THIRD ST., 630, EAST— For rent, three rooms
furnished complete for housekeeping, $8 per
month, or unfurnished, $6 per month.
VAN BUREN, 394— For rent, four large rooms
on flrst floor; city water, air spaced cellar,
back plastered; to small family of adults.
WASHINGTON ST., 339-^Pleasant furnished
rooms for gentlemen. .
HofeSi.
ABBEY'S EUROPEAN HOTEL— Newly fur
nished; steam-heated rooms; 30 rooms for
re n t ;_c an t rai 1 y located .■■ 189 East Eigh th st.
WORKINGMEN'S HOME— AII new. remod
eled, furnished; large reading and sitting
room; a good, cheap home for the winter.
Corner Eighth and Rohert.
HOTEL IMPERIAL— New, remodeled, fur
nished steam-heated rooms, with all con
veniences; cheap for the winter. 16 East
Eighth, near Wabasha.
Farm Lands.
FARM LAND— SS per acre; 80 to 160 acres;
near Clear Lake, fifty miles out; all flrst
class land; clay loam soil; partly cleared;
nice stream, good roads, near school; bar
gain. Write or call 506 Sykes Block, Min
neapolis.
FOR SALE at a decided bargain, 6 and L2^
acres of gardening land. H. H. Schulte _
Co., 85 East Fourth st.
___ReaMisfate.
R. M. LAWTON.
Plenty of good houses, flats, stores and of
fices for rent, also have for sale plenty of
farms, lots or homes in city, very cheap, on
easy terms. 96 East Fourth st.
$850 BUYS fine lot with two houses on; can
be made to pay 15 per cent on investment;
60 feet on St. Anthony ay., at $425; many
other great bargains. H. H. Schulte & Co.
85 East Fourth St.
Horses and Carriages.
FOR SALE— Small horse, small cart, harness
and saddle; will leave city and will sell for
$30. 640 Dayton ay.
FOR SALE— On e of the best family horses
m the city; dark bay mare, 1,100 pounds;
fP7 ~ la i iy can drlve; to). Call mornings
__548 Cedar St.
FOR SALE— Three horses, one nice black
horse and top carriage; one express wagon;
cash or on time. 211 East Ninth st.
FOR SALE— Small White horse, cutter, Boston
trap: new; very stylish; a bargain. Maguire.
91 East Sixth, St.Pnul, Minn;
FOR SALE— Small driving hprse, price $25~.
Apply 655 Thomas st.
HORSES— IOO head, -neighing from 900 to 2.100
pounds, consisting of drivers, draft and
farm mares; alto thirty head of Western
horses, we will sell very cheap. G. W.
Wentworth & Co.. South St. Paul.
HORSES. BUGGIES. WAOoITs~AND HAR
ness bought and sold. 411-413 Cedar st.
LUMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE! From 300
to 509 head of heavy logging and draft
horses, weighing from 1.600 to 1,800 pounds,
always kept in stock, with- fresh consign
ments received daily, at Barrett & Zimmer
man's stables. Minnesota Transfer. St.
Paul, Minn.
_^ujjne^^ne3£^
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity; a moderate in
vestment by our safe and progressive sys
tem will earn you a rf-u'^r monthly in
come large enough to suor,oit a whole fami
ly; write immediately and i-.'.ruike of Oc
tober profit*. Address. Investors' Guarantee
I and Trust Co.. 40 Exv.hai.ga. yi.. New York.
FLATS— Two large eight-room flats, one each
ln Kenilworth and Elmswood buildings
cornor of Arundel and Marshall. They are
choice; janitor will show them. I. Fawcett,
agent, 916 New York Life Bldg.
FLATS— For rent, two comlortable seven
room flats; hot and cold water, bath, etc.;
$13. Foos Block. Dousman st., one block
from Weat Seventh.
FLAT— For rert, furnished tat, compl. to;
piano, bath, etc.; four rooms. Call Sunday,
_betwren 2 and 5. 486 St. Anthony ay.
VIRGINIA AY.. 244.— F0r rent, 5-room flat;
_jnodcin jmproyements, including steam heat.
752 PAYNE AY.— Two six-room flats; city
water and sewer, on car line; $5 each.
Inquire Room 4, Germania Life Bldg., 4th
and Minn, sts.
STORE— For rent, on Dec. 5, 1898, my £t,rj
building, situated right ln prlnc'pal busi
ness center of city of Norihfi:ld; build nj
furnished with shelving and counters md
now occupied by tho leading dry goods
Btore. B. Mergen.
STORE— For rent, 429 University ay. ; nice
store and large basement; three living
rooms; city water and sewer.
756 PAYNE AY.— Brick store and three
adjoining vacant lots. Inquire Room 4,
Germania Life Bldg., 4th and Minn. sts.
Farm Lands.
JOHN B. KOLSBUM,
116 East Third street, corner Robert, St. Paul.
200-ACRE farm, near Kimball Prairie, Minn.;
60 miles west of Minneapolis; well Im
proved; joins on lake; make a good stock
farm; will sell this on crop payment.
52-ACRE farm, part under cultivation, bal
ance maple and butternut timber; fairly
good buildings; right place for poultry, on
account of running stream; nice neigh
borhood; school house on the place. Price,
$500.
250 ACRES, grain and stock farm of the very
best kind of soil; looated within 40 miles
of St. Paul; buildings of all descriptions;
including all stock, machinery, 150 tons
of hay toid grain; price, $5*,800.
86-AORE farm, two miles from Glenwood; con
siderable land under cultivation and in
crop; new frame house, painted, good
outbuildings, spring water; will include
15 tons of clover hay, all corn, wheat, and
about two acres of potatoes and good gar
den; price, $1,350; small payment down;
beautiful homo for somebody; will give
icsfossjon at once.
80- ACRE farm near Detroit City; fairly good
buildings; price, $550.
15-ACRE orchard farm; best kind of buildings;
located on a beautiful lake; 10 miles from
St. Paul; no nicer home anywhere.
JUST in possession of 8,500 acres of land, lo
cated in Central Minnesota; price from
$1.50 to $2.50 per acre; perfect title; this
is no railroad grant or tax title.
80- ACRE farm, only one mile from station; 12
acres under cultivation; 15 acres of nat
ural meadow, balance all table land now
partly covered with timber. Price, $700.
$100 down, balance in 10 years, 6 per cent
intercut.
IF YOU are looking for a bargain in farm
lands or improved farms, let me show you
some of the bargains I have to offer; 1
have any size from 40 acres up; some very
good stock farms in the Hay River valley;
some with stock and machinery; close to
creameries and stations; this is in the
dairy district of Wisconsin.
JOHN B. KOLSBUN,
116 East Third street, corner Robert.
Rea! Estate-
LOOK!
$1,000
CASH, and one price only; small house and
fine full lot on Iglehart street, near Far
rington; the lot is worth $1,200; and house
rents for $9 per month; this ls a snao.
$550
NO. 709 GROTTO st. (near Minnehaha),
seven-room house, 10 years old; nicely
planned and well built; needs painting out
side, but in fair repair inside; ten years
ago this sold for $1,600.
WEST SEVENTH STREET DISTRICT.
$750
NO. 905 ARMSTRONG st., 4-room house And
full lot; city water; in good repair.
$1,000
NO. 709 STEWART ay.. 6-room house; city
weter; full lot.
$1,100
NO. 413 DUKE st.. 5-room house and small
barn; this is a good house and conven
iently located.
NO. 449 GOODHUE is also for sale at a low
price; has 7 rooms and bath; in fine con
dition; look at lt, then see me.
W. F. MORITZ,
"Pioneer Press Building.
Extra Bargain !
72 Feet on Wes'ern av-nuo,
$4,530.
This is between Laurel and Ashland.
Builders, where are you ?
WM, C. READ,
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING.
IS LOTS
Near Lexington and Minnehaha for
5900. When the Great Northern Shops
are started these lots will be worth at
least 5200 each.
WRS. G. READ,
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDINO.
$1,200
Buys a 10-room boarding* house at 913
Rice street. This place cost the present
owner $3,000 by foreclosure. There's
nothing* the matter with the property.
Go look at it.
WM. G. READ,
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDINO.
Lots on Bsech, Corner of Duluth —
We have four; face south; make
us any offer. Lots are really worth
$600 each.
Hatch Street-
Near Rice. For a quick sale — one
lot for $175.
H. A Vai. J. Rothschild,
318-319 Pioneer Press Buildin.:.
FOR RENT.
$24— FIVE-ROOM MODERN FLAT in the
"Euclid View."
$22.50— Five-room modern flat In Uie "St.
Pierre," 796 Jackson st.
$22 — Nine-room house, 32 Thompson ay.
$B.so— Four-room flat, with bath. In Livings
ton.
$B— Eight-room house, 614 East Fourth st
$7— 'Six rooms; city water; 160 Acker st.
$7— Four rooms; up siairß; 464 Bidwell st,
BAYARD, DEUEL & CO.,
Vloneer Press tiu 11 -lug.
Real Estate i
you will see my sign on
THE LOT.
$950
46 feet, corner Summit and Albert. This
is a snap.
$850
Buys a 40-foot lot on Hague - avenue,
near Fiek.
$650
uO-foot lot on Marshall avenue, east
of Prior, Men-lam Park.
$550
Will buy the northeast corner Dale and
St. Anthony.
$500
40-foot lot. south facing:, on Martin,
east of Dale.
$400
40 feet on Sherburne avenue, east of
Grotto.
$375
South-facing* 40-foot lot on Charles
street, near Grotto. On grade.
$350 '
60- foot corner on Hague avenue. A. E.
Ramsey addition.
$350
40-foot lot on Blair, near Dale.
$325
40-foot lot on Blair, near Grotto.
$1,000
5-room cottage on Juno, near View
street. The house ls in flrst-class
condition and you "will say it is the
best you have yet seen for the money.
$1,100
Buys a 7-room house on Edmund street,
near "Western. Newly painted and
in good repair.
G. B. WHITEHGRNE, 303 Pioneer Press.
IH
105 E. Fourth Street.
Please Take Notices.,
<ffe-_s£||_ Bach for lots south
<tP__,-tp^7 facing on Charles st,
near Milton; size of lots,
41x125 feet each.
•^"fl £--_l£l Will buy these three
<M* My*J%W%9 (3) fine lots, corner
of Lafond street and Western
avenue; this is a great bar
gain.
Q"7*"f_ff| WiU buy a fine south-
_ IFIP facing lot on Iglehart
street, near Avon street; this
is a bargain.
t&JZ "7_"|tf_ Will buy the south
"•MJ'^'J P"" facing corner of
Cedar and Central avenue — 94
xl2o feet— the finest location
and proper size for two build
ings of six flats each or more;
this low price good until Oct.
1, 1898.
Will buy south-facing
*%PtuP c nJP lot on Hague avenue,
near Avon street.
"ft^Tim Each for lot * on Ran -
_f *«J dolph street, near Mil
ton street; this is a bargain.
fl£ C Will buy three beau ti-
N*fl_? M %9 ful lots, street graded,
on Blair street, near Albert,
Hamline district.
Do Yob Want a House
Built After Your
Own Plans ?
We have Lots on Marshall, Dayton,
Hague or Laurel avenues, on which
we will build houses and sell them on
very easy terms. Wo have some at
tractive plans that might help you to
decide. Come in aad see what we can
give you at from
$2,500 to $4,000.
SMITH&TAYLOR,
MANHATTAN BUILDING.
Beautiful Lots
AT
BARGAIN PRICES.
Warrendoie,_on_Gomo Pi.
WATSON & HOWRRD,
Germania Life Building.
FOR SALE.
(?) PRIGE (?)
About half the cost of the house alone,
premises 376 Bates ay.
80x120
Come and see us.
H. & Vai. J. Rothschild
318-319 Pioneer.
$I,lo©
Will buy a 7-room house with
lot 50x150 to alley; No. 256
Midway street, West St. Paul.
fl. STOLPESTHD,
406 PIONEER PRESS BLOB.
For less Than What It Will Rent For
We will sell equity in fine house
south of Grand avenue, near Victoria.
House should bring $40 per month.
H. & VAL. J. ROTHSCHILD,
818-319 Pioneer ttrscs.
Ren!a! Lists-
IfKREAffS
RENT LIST.
515 New York Life Building.
THE ELSINOJ3E
AT CENTRAL PARK.
;°£ c S le V n 7 00 m Flat < the onl X one
n St. Paul of that size), suitable for
large family, at low rental to the rijrht
party. *
In ths Sam c Building
there is a fine Six-room Apartment
tnat a good tenant can get ior $30, if
taken at once.
86 Virginia Avenue,
Ten rooms, modern, $50.
586 Lincoln Avenue,
Nins rooms, modern, $45.
123 Iglehart Stroet.
Nine rooms, modern, $22.50.
284 West Seventh Street.
Eight rooms, modern, $22.50.
53 Tilton Street.
Nine rooms, modern, $25.
wm. ©Tread
New York Life Building.
mim
Managers ot Property,
23 ond 24 Mercnanis* tm bouk mm
HOUSES FOR RENT.
, We , .„ Per Mouth
237 St. Albans St Eight
rooms and bath, furnace, &OA AA
376, 378 and 386 North Ex
change St.— l 2 rooms and &0?**: A A
bath, furnace, gas, etc.. «P«u.U-J
299 Rice St., Cornerof Igle- AOC A A
hart — 11 rooms and bath. "f^.U-J
Will rent to two families at SlO and $15.
349 Martin, Corner of Vir
ginia—7 rooms and bath, dfeOO fTA
furnace, gas, etc %>LL. O\J
293 Western Av — 8 rooms t"_l Q A A
and bath
766 Ashland Ay.— 7 rooms dfcl C AA
and city water •vlO.Ul;
FOR REHT BY
The National
Investment Co.
508 Globe Bldg.
706 Robert street, AQ*P A A
modern 9*& -D ■%J i 3
555 Charles street, fl*© Q4|
107 West Cook street, C_£s H£k
916 .! Va ! son . avenae '... $8.00
453 Prescott street, C£_r_ £_>„"&
39 West Fairfield aye- *ti>Q _"h*f|
277 Stinson street, "SiO _TM I_|
85 ™:^: $@,oo
288 Richmond street, OK -TfeJ*"!
2dfloor
219 Mcßoal street, fl_ *f_| _"h£_
2d floor \&WqMJ%W
309 King street, 2d flJ^B JgZgk
'*."•."""".•": $12.09
$25,00 and $27,50
per month. Two desirable flats,
six and seven rooms, with bath
and steam heat ; corner of Ash
land ay. and St. Albans st ;" all
lig-ht and pleasant rooms.
M. E. KOST & CO.,
Cor. Thirl arcri^Roberi Streets.
$25.00
per month, a desirable, well built. 10
--room brick house, on rtth St. near Franklin,
newly papered, only 5 minutes wmlc from court
house.
M. E. KOST & CO.,
Vor. 3d and Hobrrt street*.
J. I. FARICY'S SNAPS
54 Nai. Ger.-Arrirican Bank Biig.
No. I— sl,6oo— Corner of Park and
Manitoba — 8 rooms, city water,
newly painted and papered through
out. Cost on mortgage $2,700.
No. 2— s2,ooo— Grand Ay.--8 rooms;
modern.
No. 3— 13.U00— Iglehart, near Avon— Flue o
room house, thoroughly modern.
No. 4^-|*>oo— Three acre*, Hast St. I'aul.
No. 5— j1.000 to loan at fl por cent; also $500
aud J1.500.
No. 6—330 acres at Lafce Elmo at a sacrifice.
I havo several cosy homes on easy payments,
jusl tho thing for workin^men.
Several acr>i tracts for sale cheap.
Am doing buiinef— ' right along. Give me a
cal I. "
J, I. RARICY,
54 Ba '.on?.! Bsrsra^narica 1 Faak Bldg
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