The Saint Paul globe., February 26, 1899, Image 11

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2 Parts
VOL. XXII.— NO. 57.
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Additional Wants
ON PAGE 10.
Help Wanted-Males
£t. Paul and Minneapolis Ads. no Words
or Less, 10c.
Out -of -Town Ads. no Words or Less, nOc.
AGENTS— Wanted, a few good agents for
sick aud accident Insurance company; sal
ary Horn start for good men; special ar
rangements made with good industrial in
surance men. W. A. Bergen, superin
tendent, £37 Endicott building.
BAKERS— Two bakers wanted to work on
cakes; none but good men need apply. 116">
West Seventh st.
BAK ER— Wanted, man to work in bakery;
one that is not afraid of work and who
can attend to steam boiler preferred. 1165
West Seventh St.
DRlVEß— Wanted, man for driving delivery
team; one that understands care of horses.
Address F 109, 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.
HELP FOR UNCLE SAM. Thousands of
appointments to be m-ade to government po
sitions in customs, postofflco, internal reve
nue, railway mail and government print
ing services and departments at Washing
ton. "Prospects for 1599," giving laill par
ticulars, published by iNat'l Correspondence
Institute, Washington, D. C, sent free to
readers of The Globe. Write for it to
day. Examinations soon to be held in St.
Pant
PRINTER— Wanted, lob printer, first-class;
must understand Job presses aud be compe
tent to take charge of small offlce; state ex
perience and least you will work for. Ad
drtss J 108. Globe.
PERMANENT PROFITABLE EMPLOY,
ment for you at home. Any person, young
or old, can learn to operate a typewriter
In an hour, and we require hundreds of
home workers who can give all or part of
their time to typewrite from copy on paper,
furnished without oharge, advertisements
used in our new advertising paper novel
ties. Tlie employment ts permanent and
we will contract for all work you can do in
your spare hours and leisuie moments for
one year, at prices paying $3.00 to $15.00 per
week, according to the time you give to
the work. If you do not own a typewriter
we do not expect you to purchase one, but
will arrange lo supply you with same. Full
particulars upon receipt of self-addreised
envelope. L. F. Wells & Company, 103
State St., Chicago.
SALESMEN for cigars; $125 month and ex
penses; old firm; experienc unnecessary; In
ducements to customers. C. C. Bishop &
Co., St. Louis. Mo.
STENOGRAPHERS— Wanted, four good ste
nographers at once; salary, $50 to $60; also
ten bright young men to study shorthand
and typewriting and prepare for special po
sitions at once. Hess Business College.
SOLICITOR wanted to solicit Job printing.
C. V. Johnson. 51 East Fourth st.
"WANTED — Bookkeepers and stenographers to
register for positions at Globe Business Col
leges; practical bureau of shorthand and
bookkeeping. Seventh and St. Peter.
WANTED — Young man for offlce work and to
take orders; one who has had experience in
printing or stationery trade preferi-ed; sal
ary moderate. Address P 109, Globe.
WANTED— Reliable man to travel in this
and nearby towns; salary and expenses
weekly. State age and occupation. Address
Globe Co., 723 Chestnut st, Philadelphia,
Pa.
WAGONMAKER— Wanted, an all-around
wagor.maker. McGuiggan Bros., Winnebago
City, Minn.
WE HAVE the nicest maple In the city, and
we are selling at reduced prices; also good
birch and tamarack. You had better see us
before you buiM_ Hill Fuel and Express Cc.,
__» .Minnesota st. Tel. 1G44-2.
WANTED— Men to learn barber trade. Eight
weeks completes. Two years saved. Best
season to begin. 300 positions to fill. Special
Inducements to strangers. Call or write
today. Moler Barber College, 223 Washing
ton ay. south, Minneapolis
Up Wanted—Females
£f. Paul and Minneapolis Ads. ','0 Words
or Less, 10c.
Out -or- Town Ads. "*0 Words or Less, nOc.
DO YOU EARN $1.50 per day? If not, call
at the Dress Cutting and Fitting school,
422 Washburn building, and investigate.
GUITERMAN BROS. WANT 100 OVERALL
MAKERS. APPLY 5 SIBLEY.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, good girl for house
work and to euok for small family of grown
up people; home-like place; fair wage 3. 20J
Globe Building.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, competent girl as
cook and laundress; good wages. 405 Ash- 1
land ay.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted? - competent girl to j
do first work in small family; wages $16. j
Apply B-t once at 856 Dayton ay.
HOUSEWORK— GirI wanted at 587 Rondo St.; !
call at once; take Rondo street car to Kent. I
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a young girl for !
light housework; three in family. 369 North I
Washington, second floor.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, good girl for
general housework. Flat 10, 217 Pleasant I
ay.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, girl for general
housework; must be good cook. Apply at
oinc, 00l Holly ay.
TTOUSEWORK-Wanted, girl for general
housework ; family of three. 268 Carroll sit. j
HOUSEWORK— Wanted. girl for general !
housework. 71S Iglehart St. j
HOUSEWORK— Good girl for general house
work. 4.-*9 Grand ay.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for general
housework. Call 349 North Franklin sl.
LADIES AND GIRLS make $7 to $10 per
week working for us at home; permanent
positions: send stamped envelope for par
ticulars. Standard Mfg. Co., 56 Fifth ay.,
Chicago.
LAUNDRESS— Wanted, competent laundress
236 Summit ay.
NURSE— Wanted, a reliable nurse girl; good
wages; no other work; references required.
_601 Selby &v.
WANTED — Correspondents everywhere to
write up items of general Interest: also
good MSS. Enclose stamp. Illustro-Llterary
Register Co., Chicago.
WANTED— Skirt girl; com«T~Monday morn
lng prepared to work. 217 Moore Bldg, Seven
corners.
WANTED— A girl to learn dressmaking;
permanent position. 183 Pleasant ay., up
stairs.
WE NEED ladles and gentlemen as corre
spondents, also to take photographs for il
lustrating: fascinating employment, requir
ing no experience; good camera supplied
free; s nd addressed envelope for terms; act
quickly. Colonial Magazine, 108 Park Row,
New York.
WILL GIVE free instruction to lady in re
t caching; one willing to help in reception
rocm. An^ly 140 East Seventh st.
Sswiitg Machines.
SEWING MACHINES -For sale, all makes
of sewing machines, from $3 up; mach ne*
sold on payments; fine repairing. 99 West
Seventh st.
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE
Agents and Agencies,
no Words or Less, nOc.
AGENTS— SIOO weekly and expanses guaran
teed good men to sell Arctic refrigerating
machines for cooling refrigerators; guaran
teed 76 per cent cheaper than ice; inde
structible, everlasting; every owner of a re
frigerator buys them, as the saving of ice
in one month more than pays for machine
have over 5,000 in use; 1,000 testimonials
from leading merchants of the U. S.; great
est monopoly ever offered agents; no com
petition; exclusive territory assigned good
salesmen; write today and secure your ter
ritory before it is taken. Arctic Refriger
ating Co., Cincinnati, O.
AGENTS WANTED to sell the new process
window washer; water tank, sponge aud
rubber dryer combined. Kiefer Bros..
Cleveland, O.
AGENTS— Latest craze; eight difT rent col
ored revolving bosoms on one shirt; saves
laundry bills; sample free. Krueger Mfg.
Co., Chicago. •
AGENTS everywhere for new gasoline gas
lamrp; makes its own gas; sells itself. Bril
liant Gas Lamp Co., 48 Clark st., Chicago.
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
gives the beßt sick and accident insurance.
Both men and women agents wanted. Wood
Fine, Secretary, Murphy Bldg., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE extending lt3
agency force wants capable men and women
to travel and appoint agents. Salary, $75
por month and -expenses. Some for local
work. Good opportunity for ambitious
workers. Apply with reference. Butler &
Alger, New Haven, Conn.
SALESMEN — Side line evaporating nest eggs;
good sellers to dealers; $2.00 gross profit;
give territory-; sample free. Nest Egg Fac
tory, Wahoo, Neb.
SALESMAN— SS a day; no canvassing; no de
liveries; no collections; samples free. Side
line or exclusive. Mfrs.. 3941 Market st.
Phlla.
OUR METAL PASTRY BOARD sales lire
enormous; many agents average $10 per day;
500 ladies and gents wanted to sell novel
ties; give exclusive territory. Metallic Bread
Board Co., Cambridge, O.
WANTED SALESMEN visiting liquor and
cigar stores to handle our Slot Machines.
Big commission. McDonald Mfg. Co., 85
Dearborn st., Chicago.
Situations Wanted-Males
Anybody out of work in St. Paul or Minne
apolis may insert an advertisement under
this heaiinff fre .-• of charge.
A YOUNG man of 25 wants work of some
kind; is a good worker. Apply J. Rob
bins. 11 West Fourth st.
BUSINESS MEN needing bookkeepers,
stenographers, etc., please telephone 1729-5,
Globe Business College's practical bureau
of shorthand and bookkeeping. F. A. Ma
ron, Principal, Seventh and St. Peter.
GOOD, RESPECTABLE ycung~man~ofTß de
sires position of some kind; can furnish
flrst-clafs recommendations. AddTess E. W.
H., 374 Duke st.
EMPLOYMENT— Wanted, position by young
man in wholesale store or office work of
any kind. V 74. Glebe.
EMPLOYMENT— PIace wanted by young
married man; thoroughly acquainted with
advertising; work needed badly; will work
at anything. Address V 110, Globe.
EMPLOYMENT— Wanted, position by first
class office man; experience: references;
moderate salary. Address F 10S, Globe.
ENGINEER and machinist wishes position, to
run steam plant; best of references. J. L.,
_238_East Lucy st.
KITCHEN WORK— Strong boy of 17 would
like to get work in kitchen or restaurant.
Address 388 Erie st.
MAN of 20 would like position of any kind.
Address 697 East Third st.. city.
OFFICE WORK— Young man experienced in.
offlce and wholesale house wants situation
of some kind; have reference. Address H
109, Globe.
YOUNG MAN wants work of any kind; will
work nights. X 106, Globe.
YOUNG MAN wants situation of any kind;
experienced in dry goods and hardware
packing; wages no object. Address T 105,
Globe.
YOUNG MAN would like work of some kind.
Address R. __. Globe.
Sit ust ions Waeited-Females
Anybody out of work in St. Paul or Mlnn*.
ajmlis may insert an a verlisement under
this head i iff jVee of chary '.
A LADY who has a few spare hours each day
would like a set of books to take charge of.
Address H 83, Globe. —
BOOKKEEPER— Young lady, eighteen, wants
position as assistant bookkeeper; williag
to start on -nominal salary; best of refer
ences. Address W 83. Glob?.
COOK — Good Norwegian girl, plain cook,
wants a place, where the lady is willing to
help wi;h the deserts; wages, $12. In-
quire 108 East Seventh st.. Room No. 3.
DRESSMAKER feslrea work in families; per
fect fit guaranteed; best of references given.
Addreso 88 Park place.
DRESSMAKER- Tho?o^ghly o mpetent dress
maker would ;ike sewing in lnmilles; shirt
waists and skirts a specialty. 225 Spruce.
HOUSEWORK— Neat, reliable girl wants
place to do light housework. F 104, Globe.
HOUSEKEEPER — Wanted, situation as
housekeeper. 336 East Seventh St., Room 8.
LAUNDRESS— GirI desires a situation as
laundress or dishwasher in hotel or restau
rant. Address 139 East Tenth st.
NURSE— Situation wanted, by a thoroughly
competent nurse. B 107, Globe.
NURSE— Si tua.ticn wanted by experienced
nurse; city references. Call or address 14
Douglas st.
STENOGRAPHER— Lady stenographer, with
(3) three yeais experience; nart day work
salary_moderate. Address W 107, Globe.
STENOGRAPHER desires position; have had
experience end can furnish best of refer
ences. Address L 110. Globe.
WANTED— Fy - in tlderly woman, work in
family of two. Address 194 Fourteenth St.,
city.
RELIEF SOCIETY
EMPLOYMENT REGISTER.
Ofljce, 141 East Ninth st. Telephone. 183.
MAN — We can furnish a good, strong, handy
man for wholesale house or any other such
work.
BOY— A bright willing boy for offlce or er
rand boy; needs work badly.
SEWING — We have several good women "^l3
want to get plain sewing to do: also a
woman who can do all kinds of crocheting
etc.
NURSES — We can furnish efficient women to
care for the sick.
WOMEN— To do washing, ironing and clean
ing can be had from this offlce; also men
to dn n<M i-.ba. vmh! sawing, etc.
Professional.
», no Words or Less, nOc.
THEATRICAL AND MASQUERADE cos
tumes, wigs, beards, grease paints, etc.,
by Mrs. Louise Neitmann, 66 East Seventh
St.. St. Paul, Minn.
SUNDAY MORNING
ti#|a Hous9» for Rant.
ISMqI m> Words or Less. nOe.
COTTAGE— For ren>,/ a splendid nine-room
cottage, furnished, aud one seven room*),
with hot water heat, at White Bear. D. 11.
Elder, Manhattan building.
HOUSE— -For rent, No. 323 Oneida st., a^ sev
en-room house, large, warm, cellar and
very large ynrd, city water; oue block from
the West Seventh st. car.
HOUSE— For rent, 1030 Hague ay., almost
new; modern conveniences, gas, bath, city
water; go and see It; possession March 15.
Inquire^ 26 East Sixth st., second floor.
HOUSE — For rent, a large, modern brick
dwelling hou'«; suitable for a private hos
pital; rent very low. J. C. Bhandrew, 220
Endlfott Building. .
HOUSE— For rent, at St. Anthony Park, ten
rcom house, furnace, bath and barn. Apply
at 220G Scudder ay. "
HOUSE — Best and cheapest eight-room house
iv Merriam Park; bath, furnace, gas, barn,
stone sidewalks; a bargain; owner gone
West. Address H. A.. Globe.
MANNING'S RENTING AGENCY, Nat. Ger
m&n-Aiuerlcan Bank Bldg., corner Fourth
and Robert — Houses, flaits, stores and rooms
for rent In all parts of the city.
SCHHAM'S RENTING AGENCY,
Rooms 320 and 322 Manhattan Bids.
133 ELEVENTH— Cottage; city water,
sewer .-. $5.00
171 Cayuga— s rooms; city water 5.00
171 Granite — 5 rooms; city water 8.00
861 Aurora — 8 rooms; water, sewer,
ham jo.OO
551 Laurel— 9 rooms; bath, furnace 25.00
Owners — We want, more houses, flats; un
able to supply the demand; bring in your
keys for prompt rental.
- R. M. LAAVTON.
DON'T fail to call and see me if you want
to rent or buy a home, lot, store or farm.
I can save you money. 69 East Fourth St.,
opposite Dispatch.
918 JUNO — Corner Milton — Seven-room housed
city water.
904 Dawson St. — Seven rooms; city water
and sewer; two blocks from Seventh st. car
line; $10 to May 1. Inquire Room 4, Ge'r
mania Life Bldg.
"WE ARE NOT THE "ONLY PEBBLE
ON THE BEACH," BUT WE CLAIM
THAT WE CAN RENT A MODERN
HOUSE AS QUICKLY AS ANY
AGENCY IN ST. PAUL. IP YOU
DOUBT IT, LIST YOUR PROPERTY
"WITH ROBERT L. WARE & CO.,
RENTAL AGENCY, GLOBE BUILD.
ING, AND BE CONVINCED.
Rooms for Ron!.
no Words or Less, 10c.
ROOMS— At Hotel Fey. corner Cedar and
Seventh; one block from all street car lines;
two blocks from the theaters, furnished
rooms by day or week, with steam heat.
bath, etc. Transient trade solicited.
COLLEGE AY., 28 WEST— Fine furnished
roonss; steam heat, gas and bath; rents
moderate.
ELE V ENTH ST., 73 EAST— For rent, room
In private family, with or without board;
all modern conveniences; near capitol.
ROOM — Furnished front room and alcove,
steam heat, gas and bath. The Buckingham,
corner Ninth and Smith ay., flat 36.
JOHN ST., 585 — Four very pleasant unfur
nished rooms, from March 1; modern con
veniences; ten minutes' walk from busi
ness tenter; rent reasonable to responsible
party.
ROOMS— One room, furnished or unfurnished,
opposite Lafayette park, 448 East Ninth St.;
also four rooms. Harvester ay. ; $5.00.
SEVENTH ST., 236 EAST— Room" 8, Second
Floor— For rent, furnished room for light
housekeeping.
SEVENTH ST.. 225*4 WEST-Furnished room
with gas and bath.
TENTH ST., 416 EAST— For rent, four
pleasant furnished rcoms, suitable for ligiht
housekeeping; heat, bath and gas; private
family.
Offices for Rent.
no Words or Less, nOc.
FOR RENT.
LARGE OFFICE.
Plenty of daylight. -~
Electric lights.
ROOMY* VAULT.
Stationary Wash Bowl.
Rent" reasonable.
For particulars inquire
ASSISTANT MANAGER,
THE GLOBE.
Newsoaner Row. -
Flats for Ren!,
no Words or Less, tlOc.
FLATS— For rent, flats, seven rcto'ms; hot
and cold water, bath, etc. ; $13 and $15. Fo;a
Block, Dousman st.. near West Seventh.
FLAT— For rent, small, comfortable flat with
private entrance; convenient to business.
567 V& Broadway.
Stores for Ren!.
no Wonts or Less, nOc.
HALF OF STORE for rent; steam heat; rent
reasonable. 385 Wabasha st.
756 PAYNE AY.— Brick store, with barn; fine
location lor grocery or dairy.
256 West Seventh st.— Newlv remodeled store
Inquire Room 4, Germania Life Bldg.
Real Estate— For Sale.
no Words or Less. nOc.
$550 EACH buys lots 2, 3 and 4, block 5,
Merriam's Second addition, between Wilder
and Moore, on Marshall ay. ; water; sewer
and sidewalk. Cremer & Co.. 315 Jackson.
LOOK HERE— SI,OOO for two good lots and
three houses, on Dayton's bluff. J I
Faricy, 54 Nat. Ger.-Am. Bank Bdg.
Wanted to Rev
'■iO Words or Less, lOe.
ROOM— Wanted, furnished room for two
gentlemen ; modern conveniences ; alcove
preferred; private bath; close to Rondo
line. Address Room 3, Horman Blk., Rice
and University.
HOUSE— Wanted, to rent small detached
house, at once. H 9. Globe.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE COLD
SNAP OF THE PAST WEEK, THE
DEMAND POR MODERN HOUSES
FAR EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY.
MORAL— LIST YOUR PROPERTY
AT ONCE WITH ROBERT L.
WARE & CO., RENTAL AGENCY,
GLOBE BUILDING.
-JU^fe Biaisaga.
■igywBATH sj^fr no Words or Less, HOr.
ANNA MACK, from Chicago; steam, tub,
medicated baths; select massage; profes
sional operators; open day and night; 186
East Seventh st.
DR. STELLA FREMONT, scientific massage,
vapor and electric baths; also treatments
for rheumatism. Room 4, 165 East Seventh
St., corner of Jackson.
MRS. DR. DE LAlTT ßE— Scientific massa
glst, medicated vapor baths, magnetic
treatment, 9 to 9 daily. 56 East Seventh st.
MRS. LEONIE— From Paris— Massage, Turk
ish, vapor, alcohol and perfumed baths;
also electric treatment. Room 8, 165 East
; Seventh st.
FEBRUARY 26, 1899 TWENTY-SIX PAGES.
era ART & CO.,
MANAGERS OF PROPERTY,
23-24 Merchants' Natl. Bk. Bid*.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Per Mouth.
60S HOII3- A v. — 10 rooms (f»^--l PA
and bath, fur-iace, thZZ.#)U
gas, etc , H" mmm vv
315 Martin St. — 6 rooms d*!^ AA
and bath, furnace, \l / Bill
£fas, etc t. ■
307 Martin St. — 6 rooms (f»| r\ £_(_
rj. ,y ....... a>iz.oii
498 Marion St. — 6 rooms (|»|/> AA
SS^' $12.00
170 and 174 Martin St.— 6 £f •*) /|A
rooms and city thlZ IMV
water <!/*«•""
376 to 394 North Ex
change St. — 10 rooms and (f-JP AA
bath, pas, hot and cold A^!).UIl
water, steam heat
At Merriam Park.
TWO 50-FOOT LOTS, WITH 18-FOOT
STONE-CURBED BOULEVARD AND TSEES
ON MARSHALL AY., $653 EACH.
7-ROOM M9DESN EOU E WITH BARN,
$2,800.
8 -ROOK HOUSE, 31,903 IN MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
6-ROOM HOUSE FOR $1,900.
SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN HOUSES
AND LOTS AT THE PARK.
J. W. Shepard, 94 E. 4th St.
$2,2*5*. 00
Ten-room house, with large lot, No. 338
Aurora avenue.
$2,200.00
Ten-room house, with modem improvements
No. 647 Martin street.
A. STCLPESTAD
406 Pioneer Press Building.
61 FEET.
61x150 io alley, south-facing
on corner Gee drfoh and St. Al
bans. Price $3,030. No apol
ogies to make for this fine lot,
and it's ths only ona left In a
radius of several blocks.
W. 0- HEAD,
515 New York Life Bldg.
FOlt REST— House No. , 805 Jlayton ay., 11
large rooms, combination. lieming ;>lant, rood
en; conveniences, Sm_o bam and beautiful
grounds.
D. a. ELDER, Manhattan Building.
$425.00
Buys ?. fine south-facing 40-foot lot on
Charles street, -east of Mackubin
street. Any reasonable terms.
Wa- G. READ,
515 New York Life Building.
Sjoherg & Hedberg,
REAL ESTATE,
313 Jackson Street, Second Floor.
We are in the buslnessito do business.
We are going to do as 'much as any one in
our line.
And in order to do to
We have secured the bargains ot St. Paul
property which are sure to sell.
Call on us.
Fa m lmi§.
no Wor:ls or Less, nOc.
FARM FOR RENT— We own and offer to
rent for a term of years the farm known
as the Midvale. or Merriam farm, consist
ing of 2H) acres of land, situated near the
Wood Harvester works, east of the city
limits; 2CO acres under, cultivation. 135 acres
fall plowed and r<»ady for crop, balance
meadow and pasture .- land. Good house,
large barn, granary, hennery, etc. Farm
under high state of cultivation, and will
make one of the best milk and dairy farms
in the country. EL & 0. Kipp, 76-78 Ger
mania Life building, St. Paul, Minn.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— Said to be the
best 80-acre farm, all things considered,
in Rice county, Minnesota. The farm ad
joins the beautiful city of Faribault; 10
--rooin house, barn 60xtM, large granary, car
riage house, ice house, double chicken
house, machine and implement sheds, power
house, wellhouses and windmill; all nearly
new, well und*rptnned and all well paint
ed; never falling well and Bpring; soil, black
loam; no waste land; none better; but ten
minutes' drive to schools, churches and
postoffice; 28 head of cattle, mo*-tly Jersey
cows, five horses, machinery, etc., will be
sold with farm if desired; milk route net
ting over $2,000 a year: also valuable mar
ket garden, fruit and berries; would con
sider some trade; also give time to suli
purchas-er. Address H. H. Bishop, owner,
Faribault, Minn.
SMALL FARMS near and fine farming lands
en easy monthly or yearly payments; plats
furnished. Harris Land Company, 24 East
Fourth.
SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS of ffnast North
Dakota wheat lands for sale at a bargain;
excellent investment; great opportunity for
colony; act promptly. Winterer & Winterer,
Valley City. N. D. '
TEN acres, four miles from union depot, im
proved, $500; improved -farm to trade for
house; house on m*Dnthly payments. J. C.
Beattie, 303 Manhattan Blßg.
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINAS ILLUS. gives
general information of these s:ates illus.,
descriptions of elegant and cheap fruit,
grain, 6tock farms for sale. Postpaid 25c.
Southern Farm . Agency, Lynchburg, Va.
Board Offered.
20 Words or Less, lOc.
BOARD — Front altove room and single room,
furnished; suitable jfor three ladles or
gentlemen; with good hoard, at 167 Nina.
Mrs. Dressel.
BOARD — Pleasant front room, steam heat,
gas. bath; good table board; also side room,
very reasonable. 15 East Tenth st.
BOARD— For rent, largo, well furnished
room . suitable for two, with good board;
modern and central. 48 West College ay.
BOARD — South-facing front alcove, also side
room adjoining, with excellent board; pri
vate family ; modern house ; walking dls
tance; moderate. 365 Pleasant.
ROOM AND BOARD '->ot one or two gentle^
men. 229*£ West Seventh st.
-
G. 8. HERON,
Real Estate and Rentals,
lOS East Fourth Street.
Houses for rent in all parts of the city.
HERE IS A FORTUNE. LOOK !
106 lots, Including two good houses and
large barn; one of these houses- has eight
large rooms, mantel, etc.; streets graded,
etreet cars run by; near school and easy
walking distance; this property must be
sold to close an estate; will sell for half
its present assessed valuation; or separate
lots or house« "way, 'way down, on aaey
terms. It will pay you to investigate if in
terested.
W. F. MORITZ,
Pioneer Press Building
$900
Six-room cottace with lot 50x132, No. 877
Clark etreet. This must go Monday.
A. STOLPESTAD, *
406 Pioneer Press Building.
WaNTEO TO BUY fc-nSPK
east of Victoria, south of University. About
$1,500, all cash. Must be a bargain.
H. A. CAMPBELL, Kanhstt:n Bldg.
Here Are Some of
the Housss and fiats which we
have for rent :
No. 137 Western (comer Laurel) 14
rooms $60
No. 103 Wilkin, brick. 8 rooms, barn. .S3O
No. 513 Marshall, 8 rooms $25
No. 1890 Marshall (Merriam Park), 8
rooms $25
No. 444 Hall, 10 rooms, brick $25
No. 297 Peasant, 6 room* $20
No. 306 Midway, 8 rooms $15
No. 541 Sibley, 8 rooms $13
Five-room steam-hoatetl Hat in Tiie
Holland $25
Six-room seam-bea-ed ilat in The
Beifeld $23
A tew desirable small flats and cottages
also in onr list.
J, W. Shepard, 94 E. 4th St.
FARMS AND ACRES.
11,200— FOUR-ROOM HOUSE and two acres of
land ou South Robert street, four, blocks
from end of car line. West side.
$1,600 — Small house and five acres of garden
iand at end of Greenbrier avenue and White
Bear road, city.
$600 for forty acres in Ramsey county, near
Bald Eagle lake.
160 acres of good land this aide of White
Bear lake, near North St. Paul motor line;
has four acres of lake in It; a bargain.
60 acres, all under cultivation, with build
ings, etc., between harvester worka and
North St. Paul, cheap.
150 acres four miles from Alexandria, on
'laaUe Luna," Douglas county; good arid
cheap. W. F. Moritz, Pioneer Press Build
ing. _^
266 Charles St.
$? t 350 buys this splendid 2-story
frame dwelling of eight rooms, con
taining sewer and city water and
fitted up for two families. The lot Is
50 feet front; the location is near
Oaultier St. Will make terms to suit.
Wm. G. READ/
515 New York Life Building.
A BARGAIN
IN A HOME.
I have just had listed with me for sale a sev
en-room house on Fuller east of Western. Itis
perfect and in the best condition. Must be sold
this week as owner is leavinß the city— a special
price of $2,100 has been made. If yon wants
nice little home you cannot afford to pass this by.
G. B. WHITEHORNE,
33 East Fourth Street.
Globe Building. Ground oF.oor.
$4,509
A comfortable, cosy home of eight rooms and '-.
bath and one extra room in attic; modern
and convenient; south-facing; on Iglehart
etreet, between Western and Mackubin
W. F. MOMTZ,
Pfonasr Press Building
ROBERT L. WARE & CO.,
Rental Agency,
38 F.nMt Fourth Street, Globe Bldg., '
linve for rent houses, flata, stores j
and offices.
Auction Sale.
20 Words or I.cnm, 20c.
CROSS THE BRIDGE,
IT WILL PAY YOU.
* If Yon Want
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES
Steel Ranges, Iron Beds. Baby Carriages,
GasioCine Stoves, Refrigerators? odd Dress^
errs, Ou utiles. Rockers in rattan, oak and
mahogany ; also a miscellaneous lot of sec
ond-hand Furniture, Carpets^ Folding Beds,
two nearly new Singer Sewing Machines
with all attachments; leather-covered
Parlor Suit, two roll-top combination Book
Oases, one fine large Steel Range, with
water front and high warming closet, one
small four-hole Steel Range, with high
(Slhelf, about fifty first-class Cook Stoves,
from {2.60 up, apd many other useful arti
cles, very cheap, as I need intone y and
room for my spring stock.
Yonr credit Ist good. I. KATZ.
Complete Honsefnrnlaher,
94, 00 % »S Sontl. Wabasha Street.
N. B.— Your old furniture taken in exchange
or cash paid for same. .-Tel. 94C-3.
pP — Cows.
l\ ith i no Words or Less, nOe,
THOUSANDS of people who want to either
buy or sell a cow, look under this head.
Why not try It once. A penny a word Is all
it costs.
FOR SALE cheap, fresh milch cow. 465 Page
st., West side.
I Chiropodists.
I, v -'-^^ no Words or Less, nOe.
LOCKWOOD'S Good Lack Salve; t<m thing
tor sore foet;all druggists -MtabUet ted ii yrs
Part 2
PftlCE FIVE CENTS.
II WANT TO INVEST j
$100,000.00 I
In St. Paul real estate. If you desire to se!! at
a bargain write full particulars,, lot. block and
addition. If Improved state class, value, condi- I
tion, when buiit, exact rental, lowest price and \x
terms. Bf mortgaged, amount, rate of interest, I
when due, whether can ba paid at once. State |
whether you are owner or agent. Give address.
Address "INVESTOR," care Globs.
G. B. WHITEHORNE
AN INVESTMENT— 25 acres of land on the
Hudson Road, one and one-half miles in-
Blde the city limits. $25,000 was refused for
this land a few years ago, now it can be
bought for $2,500. In three years it will sell
for $12,500.
$2,650— An eight-room house on Iglehart, east
of Avon, house has all modern conveniences.
Here is a chance to buy a good home
cheap. . '
$1,600 takes a south-facing 40-foot lot on
Goodrich, east of Avon. There is nothing
offered for sale in this desirable location a*s
Cheap as this. Look it up if you want a
fine site for a home.
$1,000—42x200 on Summit ay. west of Hamline.
There Is only one left at this price that has
sewer and water connections. Five houses
are to be built between Hamline and Al
bert this spring.
$750 Buys 60x150 south-facing on the corner
of Ashland and Milton. Here is a snap.
$425— !0-foot south-facing lot on Hague near
Oxford. Adjoining' lots handsomely im
proved. Good location for a home.
$275 Will buy a lot on Marshall ay., 40x135
to alley, between Dunlap and Griggs. This
is the best bargain that has ever been of
fered in A. E. Ramsey's addition. You can
not help but double your money inside a
year.
$2,100—61x150. The northeast corner of Fair
mount and Victoria st., boulevarded and
curbed. Lot is three feet above grade, and
most desirable in* every way, and is by far
the cheapest corner for sale in Summit
Park.
G.B. WHITEHORNE
33 EAST FOURTH ST.,
GLOBE BUILDIN3 - - • GROUND FLOOR.
■IP
t__ 4 OR {%— Eiplit-room house, Merriam
9leOU Perk dihtrici: part cash.
$1 9fifl -Seven- room house. Merriam
■ "*w w .'Park dititricl; corner lot: also
baru. .
j£ QAJflfl— - Seven-room home. Holly ave
<9AU9W nue, east of Grotto: modern;
houth-fiiclug: part cash.
$>• .fl ftf|— ' Ei^ht-room house Cherokee
I tvv. avenue; 50-foot corner lot;
part cash.
fIS 07ftfl - Modem house, south-fiicing on
*^fi ■ W Martin Btreet, east of Kent
street. This is the hnndsomebt
j'luce in the vicinity,
_\ t_S_~ Seven -room bouse and barn
•3* I BY V on Ohio street.
tfl _\ 6_S_ f_— Eight-room house, 313 Prei-
S* IvwV colt street; grouuds 88x125
feet.
<£ ABE _\— Seven -room house. 349 Cayuga
vVuU street, corner Westminster street;
in good condition; well of pure
water; part cash.
tfLQflFflV- - Each for nice 50-foot lots, West,
%&& tf V side; a sightly place to build.
$'i Q|U{ni"- Seveil - room house. MB Euclid
■ fctf tf street; water and sewer iv the
street; $200 cash.
BAYARD, DEUEL & CD,.
602 Pioneer Press.
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tf Inl! £ i IWkd.UJI-i i B ink Bldg. ( COR. ROBERT, ST. PAUL, MINN.
£g> Horses and Carriages.
nO Words or Less, nOc.
AUCTION, AUCTION. HORSES, HORSES—
Barrett & Zimmerman and H. A. Winslow
have constantly- on hand 500 horses, farm
mares and 100 head of mules; auction every
Wednesday; private sales daily at their
Midway Horse Market, Minnesota Transfer,
St, Paul.
FOR SALE— Good 7-year-old horse; Conco*d
buggy; top buggy and single haraeaj, cheap.
Call at Mercantile Warehousing Co., 563
JJost Third St.. on the brldg*.
FOR SALE— A powerful 8-year-old horse,
weight, 1.3C0 pounds; price, $80; worth $125.
Read's livery, Sherman Bt.
FOR SALE — Fifteen horses; two ponies; cine
heavy wagon, wide tire, new; one express
wagon; one cutter, $3; one single harness;
oash or on time. 211 East Ninth st.
HORSE AUCTION every Wednesday, con
signments soliolted. Barrett & Zimmer
man's Horse Market, St. Paul.
HORSE— For sale, good delivery horse, weighs
about 1,100 lbs, 9 years old, gentle. Call at
' 102 East Fifth.
HORSES AND MULES— SOO horses and mules
constantly on hand for sale at Barrett A
Zimmerman's horse market. Time given
if desired.
MULES! MULES!— 2OO heed of large and
young mules for sale at Barrett & Z i ir- -
merman's Midway Horse Market, St. Paul.
SEVENTY-FIVE HEAD of the finest farm
mares and chunks in the Northwest at G,
W. Went worth & Co. 'a Stable*. South St.
Paul.
TAKE A WALK
To the corner of Laurel avenue and
Milton street and inspect the housa
we are building- there.
For $4,000
We will build this house on your
choice of
100 Lots
In this vicinity. It will be finished iti
every detail with hard wood, modern
plumbing-, and is roomy and comfort
able. Pay for It in monthly pay
ments if you wish, with low interest
rates.
Call and let us talk it over.
SMITH
Manhattan Building.
Wm. C. READ'S
Partial R nt List,
815 New York Life Building.
350 Summit ay . 12 rooms ST.j.OO
4 CrocuH Hill, 15"room» 7f>!oo
586 Lincoln ay.. lv rooms - 40 00
917 Iglehart, 9 rooms 25.00
284 West Seventh. 8 rooms 22.60
'I'he above houses are entirely modern.
STEAM- HEATED FLAT.
In the Elsinore there is a fine six-room flat
wllb all modern conveniences and contrivances
for comfort. Will rent to a good tenant at re
duced price until Septemler.
Wm, C. Read,
615 New York Life Building.
p. Mcdonald,
428 Globs Bu Iding,
$600 — Six-room house, corner lot, In
Rice street district.
$650— Seven-room house on Marion
street.
$350 — Three-room house on Wood
bridg-e street.
$200— Vacant lot on James street,
near Victoria street.
$650 — Eipht-room house, one block
from car line, West Side.
$4,ooo— For 2-story double building,
two stores on ground floor, liv
ing rooms upstairs; also a de
tached 7-room house in rear;
all improvements made; rents
for $40 per month; on a corner
lot, West Side.
80 Acre**, ali improved, a few
miles north of Lake Como. ,
p. Mcdonald, 4:8 Gi-be mt\tt_
$1,000 EACH
For two 16-acre tract*, in Ro?-: Town Township,
lif-msey county, only Hi miles norili of state
Agricultural College.
A, STOLPESTAB,
403 Pioneer Pre>« Hldg.
Board Wanted
-20 AVords or L«ai, lOc.
BOARD WANTED^L^dT^^w^rU^t)oTd~ia
private family where they keep a few
boarders; must be within walking distance
of ean4tol; state terms. Address V 106.
Globe.
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LADIES— Your bust enlarged six inches; fail
ure impossible; $lt'o cash guarantee; proof
free. Leonard Medicine Co., Kansas City,
Mo.
IF YOU have a good medicine that has merit
it - will pay you big to have a small ad under
this column. The cost Is small, the returns
large. Why not give it a trial?
Eir^-ean Tnve'.
DON'T MAKE arrangements for your
European trip until you have se?n us. It
will save you time and money. We can
ticket you everywhere. All information
t e e. Wrße -ior illustrated travelling litera
ture. Alien's Tourist Office, 173 East Third
St., St. Paul, Mill*/.