The Saint Paul globe., April 02, 1899, Page 27, Image 27

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HELP WANTED — MALES.
20 'Words or Less, 20c
lENTS WANTED— For the "Life and
hdiie'vementa of Admiral Dewey," the
reatest naval hero of all ages, by Hon.
.Sura; Hulstead. the life-long friend
nd admirer of the intrepid commander
nd recently returned from the Philip
•ines. Contains an official history or
Our War With Agulnaldo," with his
>attle flag, personally presented Mr.
lalstead by the insurgent chieftain and
eproduced In all the original colors.
lorgepusiy illustrated, with 96 pages
upeib half-tones. Contains 576 pages;
(fee, 7x10; 4 maps In colors; only $1.50.
>uit:is free, and ready this week. Ad
ress The Dominion Company, Dept. L,
'hi.-nrc-ro. '
iKNTS— $100 weekly and expenses guar
nteed good men to sell Arctic Refrlg
rating .Machines for cooling refrigera
ors; guaranteed 75 per cent cheaper
hmi ic*: indestructible, everlasting.
Cvery owner of a refrigerator buys
hem. as the .saving of ice in one month
noiv than pays for machine. Have
>ye* 5.990 ln use: 1,000 testimonials from
eading merchants of the I'nited States.
(greatest monopoly ever offered agents.
<o competition* exclusive territory as
.igued good salesmen. Write today aud
.ecure your territory before it Is taken.
\rctic Refrigerator Co., Cincinnati, O.
MARRIKI' MAN who Is honest and of
;oud. luthiis. accustomed lo the ca»*e of
torsos, cows, lawns and gardens, can ob
ain steady employment and good
-.ag.s by furnishing satisfactory refer
■nces. Address 1" 119, Globe.
\RBEKS-- Wanted. 4 tirst-class barbers
*-'<v- out I.l' tow.i; good wages. Call Mon
ia\. .M. !•". Murray, 206 East Seventh.
-OKI\l-'.l<.!»r.lt — An experienced
bookkeeper nnd cushler. The
Hub ( lojltlnji Co., Seventh nnd
.In. -Lion sts.
'H.I.F.i 'TOR- Young man, eighteen' to
v.-eniy. to do collecting aud general
Iffice work: must write a good hand;
eferen.-e reqjUired. Address E 113,
llobe. ■ _____
lACHMAN— Wanted, a coachman that
loes not drink; no attention paid to an
swers without names of references. A
38. Globe. '
' )OK — Meat and pastry cook wanted, at
the International hotel. Call at once.
122 Jackson.
ElTl V E R Y .MAN— Wanted, aii ex
perienced delivery man; must be ac
quainted v\ith the city; also understand
care of horses: must be a hustler. Ad
dress S lit. Globe.
(STRICT AND SPECIAL AGENTS and
Solicitors wanted. If you can sell a
Policy on small monthly pay
ments, which guarantees weekly
Sick and Accident Benefits, a
substantia] Death Benefit, and
an Endowment, and is Issued to Men,
Women and Children, by the strongest
Minnesota Company, then call on B.
A. Ledy, President of the Minnesota
..Mutual Casualty Co., sixth floor, Endi
cott Bldg., between S and 11 a. m., or
4 and 6 p. m., or write immediately if
cut ol town, nnd secure a good paying
and steady position.
RR A HO iiOY— Wanted, at, .fit. bright
errand boy. Apply Paiuce Cloth
ing- House, corner Seventh nnd
Robert sts.
OVERNMENT. POSlTlONS— Thousands
of appointments to be made this year;
postoffice. custom house and internal
revenue examinations postponed; full
particulars as to all government posi
tions, salaries, etc., furnished free by
National Correspondence Institute,
Washington, D. C. Write today.
OVERNMENT POSITIONS— Don't pre
pare for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue
of information; sent free. Columbian
Correspondence College, Washington,
P. C.
AM PREPARED to privately teach a
limited number of young men the prac
tical and theoretical part of advertise
ment writing, based upon my present
very successful method; there's a big
field for you, an "ad." man commands
from $40 to $150 weekly. Address Sam
uel Davis, Medlnah Temple, Chicago.
MACHINISTS— Wanted, good machinists.
Twin City Iron Works. 317 Eleventh ay.
south. Minneapolis.
IEN WANTED— Men make $S per 100
collecting names and addresses: splen
did opportunity^-send 10c for blank book
and instructions; nothing else to buy.
American Advertising Co., Indianapolis,
Ind.
OTlCE— Selected maple, $5 per cord;
pine slabs. $2.75: sawed hardwood slabs.
$2.50 per load. 293 East Seventh, oppo
site SehocKs grocery.
•RINTER— Wanted, a competent man,
with small capital and good references,
to establish, edit and publish a live,
vigorous independent newspaper at
Lisbon. N. D. ; splendid field; no party
competition. Address Capt. Smith,
Lisbon, N. P.
.'LASTERER— Job of plastering to let.
272 Fuller st., or 202 Kendrlck Blk.
•ALESMEN— Wanted, traveling and local
salesmen, who are or wish to become
competent: enormous income; no time
for interviews; state experience, and ad
dress. American Patent Market and
Novelty Works, 279 Williams St., St.
Paul, Minn.
JALESMEN— Our newly devised general
r agency mail order system of hdme
work will bring you $25 weekly with
out capital or experience; we furnish
everything. Am. Introduction Co., Chi
cago.
IOLICITORS— Wanted, a few reliable
representatives to solicit and collect for
sick and accident insurance; salary and
commission. Call or address D. H.
Bradley, 27 East Seventh st., St. Paul,
Minn.
lOLICITOR — Wanted, neat appearing
man of good address and education as
solicitor on the road; must be Catholic.
Apply, with references, James E. Haab,
27 East Seventh, Room 200.
STENOGRAPHER— Young man stenog
. rapher wanted; one who wishes to
learn the leaf tobacco business. Call
at 127 East Third st.
TAILOR— A tirst-class tailor wanted at
415 Washburn Bldg. ; good wages paid.
HAMSTER — Wanted. experienced
amster, in wood and coal yard. 579
Lafayette ay.
.VANTED— Men to learn barber trade.
Two years saved; two months com
pletes: SOO positions to fill in May;
splendid facilities; 60 chairs in constant
operation; special finishing department;
steady practice, expert instructions;
tools presented; positions guaranteed.
See class; room for 500 visitors. Cata
logue free. Moler Barber College, 223
Washington ay. south. Minneapolis.
■VANTED— Traveling salesman (also lo
cal agent) to handle exclusively or as
side line our complete, extensive line
of imported calendars, banners, pan
els, etc., for advertising purposes. Ad
dress, stating business experience, with
references, Aug. Gast Bank-? Tote and
Lltho. Co.. St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED— A man or lady to travel a.nd
: appoint agents; salary, $75 per month
and expenses. Century, 3943 Market St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED— A good man for dairy farm;
one that Is a good milker; Swede pre
ferred; $20 per month and board. J
117, Globe.
110.00 DAILY Introducing new Gaslight
Burners for kerosene lamps, no chltn*
ney; outfit free. Perfection Gaslight
Burner Co., C 44, Cincinnati, Ohio.
LOST AND FOUND.
20 Words or Less, 20c.
DOG LOST— White poodle dog, three
weeks ago; answers to name of Cor
' bett. Liberal reward if returned to
526 Aurora.
DOG LOST— Large Gordon setter dog.
Return 582 Rice st. for reward.
PASSBOOK LOST— Wednesday, March 29
last, in Omaha smoker, between East
Henderson and St. Paul, annual pass
book containing 15 passes over different
Minnesota railroaas; owner's name
printed on inside of passbook. Liberal
reward given; no questions asked; ra
turn to St. Paul Dispatch office.
CHAIN LOST- Watch chain; gold fob;
valued for its associations; liberal re
ward for its return to 595 Dayton ay.
DRESSMAKING.
20 Words or Less, 20e.
and paper patterns, skirts, sleeves,
waists, jackets, etc; latest imported
models and finest Parisian fashion jour
nals to select from; full set French
waist patterns, $2; S. T. Taylor system
lT U ?t t; only authorized agency in the
Northwest Petty, 260 Syndicate Arcade.
Minneapolis.
HELP WANTED— FEMALES.
20 Words ar Less. 20c
COOK— Good cook and housemaid. Ap
ply at once, Mrs. L. McQuillan, fi23
Summit ay.
CORRESPONDENTS WANTED to fur
nlsh items of general interest; also
MSS. Inclose stamp for instructions.
Illustro-I -iterary Register Co., Chicago.
DRESS CUTTING AND FITTING
School— Reliable; best systems taught;
moderate tuition charges; good situa
tions furnished; learn now. 422 Wash
burn building.
DRESSMAKER wanted. Call Monday
morning. si*r3 St. Peter st.
llolM:VVoltK_\Vaiit.(l. kli-1 for g;ei»_
erul housework In .■.■ mill fiiiiiiij.
"IIMI I*l.- It «-n « ii " .1 st., Dayton's
Bluff, between Sixth null Seventh,
IIOISI.noiIK-Hiuil.il. A (girl (ar
lioiitTHl liousevt rii-li, jiluin couk
liifi: three In fnintly. Apply UOO
Molly uv.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted." a goo^ Scandi
navian girl for general housework in
small family, at 1094" Argyle st.,' War
rendale.
HOI 'SE WOKK-Wanted. girl for general
housework, or young girl to assisf-iMth
work and care for child. Apply 224-
Arundel st. - ■
HOUSEWORK— A neat, pleasant girl to
wait on table and help with general
housework. Call Sunday afternoon at
7 East Tenth st. ..-
HOUSEWORK -Wanletf, girl lor^generhl
housework; family of. three. Mrs. J.
V. 1. Dodd, 173 Preseott st:
HOUSEWORK- Wan-feed, VgiH for gen
eral housework at 458 Holly ay.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted,- -at 853 Dayton
ay., a competent girl for general house
work.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, a girl for gen
eral housework. 570 Portland ay.
HOUSE WORK -Wan ted, girl fbr" geheral
__housework. 74 Summit ay. *
HOUSEWORK— GirI wanted at 587 Rondo
_st.] Scandinavian preferred.
HOUSEWORk— Wanted, good girl for
general housework at 826 Selby ay.
IIOUSE WO R X— Wanted, a good girl for
general housework at 472 Jackson.
HOUSEWORK— Competent girl for gen
_er^ho^s^worjt._J^Jarandave.
LADIES WANTED everywhere to mall
circulars, samples and copy letters at
home. Reply, with stamped envelope.
Peerless Co., South Bend. Ind. .
LADIES at once to do work at home; $4
to $8 a week made in leisure hours. CaU
after 10. 352V 2 Wabasha, Room 2.
LATEST PARIS IDEAS IN DRESS—
Imported models and patterns. Being
connected with the best fashion houses
in New York, we have access to the
latest patterns. Our aim will be to
give only the newest and best. These
exclusive designs are invaluable to
dressmakers and others interested in
"up-to-date dress." They are ready for
your inspection Saturday until 9 p. m.
La Mode Pattern Company, 422 Wash
burn building.
Xl'RSE— Wanted, experienced girl to
take care of hoy three years old.
Call Flat 53, The Albion. Must
bring references from last posi
tion.
NURSE— Wanted, middle-aged lady to
take care of child during the day; one
who lives in the city. Apply at 236 East
Seventh st.. Room 36.
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS always
needed and always get good pay. Learn
telegraphy at St. Paul Telegraph
_School, 233 East Seventh st.
Ladies can bring their own
work and learn to make lt up, so they
can take some of our positions offered.
If you come here and learn on your own
work then you can work for others. We
will get you a position just as soon as
you can hold one. You can learn in one
to four weeks. Dressmaking College, 28
East Fourth st.
WANTED — Teachers, business women
and nurses to travel or fill offices at St.
Paul, Minneapolis, St. Louis. Kansas
City, Salt Lake, Omaha and other cities;
call week days at room 42 Astoria hotel,
St. Paul; free tickets to Paris exposi
tion for good representatives.
WANTED— First-class waist finishers and
tailorese. Mrs. Geo. F. Hall, 110 West
Third.
WAIST HANDS — Wanted, first-class
waist hands at room 44, Mannheimer
_Bldf 1 _
RELIEF SOCIETY
EMPLOYMENT REGISTER.
Office, 141 East Ninth St. Telephone 183.
We can furnish men for Janitor work,
wood sawing and odd jobs.
Women to sew, clean house, wash and
care for the sick.
Boys to do chores and run messages.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
SO Words or Less, SOc.
AUCTION! AUCTION! Horses! Horses!
Barrett & Zimmerman and H. A. Wins
low have constantly on han^ 500 heavy
drafters, farm mares, carriage norses
and mules. Auction every Wednesday
Private sales daily at their Midway
Horse Market, Minnesota Transfer, St
Paul.
CARLOAD heavy and medium weight
draft horses, all Minnesota raised, for
sale by Griggs Bros., Third and Cc-
dar sts.
FOR SALE CHEAP— One draft horse,
weight 1,600 pounds; one driver, weight
1,000 pounds; one Concord buggy, good
as new; one rubber trimmed light sin
gle harness. Call at 292 Duke st.
FOR SALE— Five horses, cheap; must be
sold at once. 419 Carroll st.
FOR SALE — Ten horses, six ponies - one
buggy, one single harness. Cash or on
time. 211 East Ninth st.
HORSES— AII kinds of horses constantly
on hand; also a high-bred trotting stal
lion, weighing 1,200 lbs., by Lockhart;
record. 2:08%, at G. W. Wentworth &
Co. s stables, South St. Paul.
MULES! MULES! ML" LES! MULES !-200
large young work mules for sale at
Barrett & Zimmerman's Midway Horse
Market, Minr.esoteYl*ra_nsfer. St.* Paul.
BICYCLES.
UO Words or Less, 20c.
UNHEARD OF SNAPS in second-hand
wheels. Men's and boys' wheels from
$5 up; ladles* at $15 and $17; also have
a few '98 $45 wheels for $25. Joy Bros
23 West Fourth st. "
THE BEST is always the cheapest; if
you are going to get a wheel it will
cost you nothing to try a Gopher Special
before you buy; they are built of the
finest material money will buy; come in
and see them; drop us a card for '99
188 *. **.y»
fe wJ~£ E ~"T or sal , e - °ne pair Morgan &
T. lth , bicycle attached.
Fifth st company, 96 East
EXPERT bicycle re^rln^l^E*-^^
bicycle sundry store, 452 Wabasha- Vul
canizing a specialty. Your patronaee
respectfully solicited. _____ peonage
WANTED-Two gents', three ladies* ami
two children s good second-hand wheels
cheap for cash. Call Monday, 418 New
York Life.
WANTED TO BUY.
20 Words or Less, 20c.
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD, jewelr>
and watches; cleaning watches, $1*
mainspring, $1; all work warranted f'
H. Harm. 11l East Seventh st.
HIGHEST spot cash paid for household good*
of all descriptions, or will exchange for new
goods. I. Katz, 96 and 98 South Wabasha
at. Telephone 946-3.
UNREDEEMED CLOCKS, watches, dia
monds, clothing, trunks, bicycles, etc
very cheap, at JL Fegelson's new store.
31 East Seventh st.
WANTED TO BUY— House, six or seven
rooms; not over $1,500; will pay $200 cash,
balance $50 per month until paid; state
price and location. Address S 104.
Globe. .
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
20 Words or Less, 30c.
VARICOCELE, SEXUAL WEAKNESS
and all nervous and private diseases
cured. Call or address Room 206, Mer
rill Building, St. Paul. MiniT^Caaii
treated by maiL.
THE ST. PAUL. GLOBE, SUNIIAV, APHII, 2, 139 1.
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.
20 Word* or Less, 20c.
AGENTS wanted everywhere for the
latest and best selling article, nothing
like it ever before offered to the public,
liberal inducements and exclusive terri
tory to reliable. Industrious agents of
either sex. The Redheffer Art Pub
lishing Co., Room 502, Baltimore Bldg.,
Chicago, 111.
AGENTS— We want Intelligent people ev
erywhere to work for "The American
Girl." the brightest and best of the new
magaslnes. Our plan is original, easy,
successful. Send for particulars and
sample copy free. The American Girl,
23, Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS — Sure, permanent Income; fail
ure Impossible; immense success; our
proposition surprises everybody. Par
ticulars address Krueger Mfg. Co., Chi
cago.
AGENTS— E. Z. selling mantleless incan
descent gas lamps, brilliant light, half
gas; retail, $1. Sample, 50c. Samson
Light Co., 86 Washington, Chicago.
AGENT'S WANTED — Gaslight burners
for kerosene lamps; makes its own
gas: sample outfit free. Star Mfg. Co.,
55 North Francisco st., Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED— Pocket mirrors,
with concealed photo in; samples, 10c;
$4 per 100; also read in the dark door
plates. Right Supply Co., Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED to sell the new pat
ent "Domestic Laundry Stove." Ad
dress L. W. Seabolt, Winston, N. C.
IMMEDIATELY, salesmen to retail and
wholesale trade, O. K. cuff, hose, sleeve
holders; novel, elegant, unequalled.
Send 25c for samples and information.
Novelty Mfg. Co.. Jackson, Term.
LADY AGENTS WANTED-Our lady
agents make $30 to $40 weekly, at home;
light, pleasant work; particulars free;
opportunity open to all. Sanitary Ap
pliance Co., Marshall Field Bldg., Chi
cago.
LADY SOLICITORS for the Clincher
shirtwaist and skirt fastener; write for
terms. The Ladies' Supply Co., Colum
bus, O.
SALESMEN for cigars; $125 month and
expenses; old firm; experience unneces
sary; Inducements to customers. C. C.
Bishop & Co.. St. Louis, Mo.
THEO. NOEL, Chicago, 111., wants agents
for the best things in, on or out of the
earth.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
20 Words or Leas, 20c.
HAVE you stock goods (any kind) you
wish exchanged quickly, without public
ity? Write "Wilde," 512 Manhattan
Block, St. Paul.
EXPERIENCED MAN would like to
take an active part in some good busi
ness and invest $5,000 to $10,000. Ad
dress J 104, Globe.
FOR SALE— Building and stock; store
building and stock of furniture, wall
paper, crockery, glassware and under
taking goods; would consider trade for
building, a dwelling house, in St. Paul
or Minneapolis For further Darticulars
write Box 118. Eagle Bend, Minn.
FOR SALE— The leading hardware store
In a prosperous Minnesota city of 15,000;
business established in 1866; stock will
invoice about $12,000; would sell a half
Interest or all; a number one opening
to start into a jobbing business; best bf
reasons for selling. T 110, Globe.
FOR SALE— Less than half price, restau
rant near state university feeding 250
people daily; 60 steady boarders; will
sell fixtures, including furniture and en
tire outfit, for $500; cheap rent for house;
look this up at once, as party leaves
city. Address Q 103, Globe.
FOR SALE — A nice general stock of
goods, consisting of dry goods, grocer
ies, shoes and notions, in all, about
$5,500, will take trade for part of them,
if property ls all right; am going to
close immediately. Box 513, Eau Claire,
AVis:
FOR SALE— Two-story brick building,
. saloon stock and saloon fixtures; cen
trally located; reason for selling, sick
ness. Address R. Moratte, Little Falls,
Minn.
FOR SALE — Cigar and confectionery
store, well located; nets JGO per month;
$275 takes it. W. F. Smith, Agent, 41
Gilflllan block.
I CAN make a fortune for the party
who will aid me by financial assistance
in the real estate business. F 103, Glob--.
I I HAVE $50,000 to invest in cheap houses
and lots. If you want to sell send de
scription to P W, Globe.
j UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to invest $200
or more, securing large permanent in
come. Capital safe, profits sure. H.
Griffin, 11S0 Broadway, New York.
HAVE YOU STOCK GOODS (any kind)
you wish exchanged quickly, without
publicity? Write "WILDE," 512 Man
hattan block, St. Paul.
SIDE LINE— For traveling salesmen;
pocket samples; quick seller; good
profits. A. H. Simon, Wholesale Jewelry
House, St. Paul.
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY without risk
operating in wheat market by our in
fallible system: book explaining system
sent free. Combination Investment Co.,
Rial to Bldg., Chicago.
FOR SALE.
20 Words or Less, 20c.
BABY CARRIAGE— For sale cheap, reed
baby carriage, rubber tires. 64 East
Seventh, Flat 5.
DOG— For sale, a St. Bernard dog, four
teen months old. Inquire at 445 St.
Clair st.
REMOVAL SALE~
THE PALACE FURNITURE AND
CARPET COMPANY.
■iOO-411 .iiu-Lson St.
PI'RMTVRE AT 50c
ON THE DOLLAR.
MIST BE SOLD BY APR. 15.
CALL AND SEE OCR MAXY BAR.
GAIXS.
TWENTY bedroom suits, 6 folding beds,
4 odd dressers, 50 iron beds, all sizfes;
.-o couches, 100 cobbler seat and uphol
stered rockers in golden oak and ma
hogany finish, 20 dining tables, 100 par
lor tables, 15 combination bookcases, 6
china closets, 8 chiffoniers, 75 cook
stoves and ranges, 25 heaters, lot odd
crockery, 4 parlor suits, 6 odd sofas, 12
sideboards, 100 sample mattresses of all
kinds, 100 woven wire springs, 25 re
frigerators, 50 comforters, 25 pair pil
lows; and everything In the house fur
nishing line. Any one wishing to buy
should call and get prices before buy
: ing, as this is a money saver and an
opportunity of a lifetime.
j THE PALACE STORAGE COMPANY,
The best fire-proof storage ln the city
at lowest rates. Call and get prices
409 and 411 Jackson st.
J T£,-? lr £~ RE ' ~ CARPETS, STOVES,
Lit-— "No so-called storage sales or fake
auction; we simply buy, sell and ex
change; our immense basement is filled
with the best line of second-hand goods
in the city; you can always get
bargains; special sale of eouche's now
on; see them In window; large line of
iron beds at $1.95 and upwards. Cardozo
1 Furniture Exchange Co., 140-144 East
Seventh st. Tel. 1217-3.
FOR SALE— Twenty-one-foot Truscott
Vapor Launch, complete, with standing
awning, storm curtains and cushions
has only been used part of one season'
c ? e ap,for cash. Apply at. engine room
of Foley Bros,_& Kelly.
F 2? SALE-Cabinet Singer oscillator,
$12; three Domestics, $7.50 each; Amer
,can '.. i.*>: 50: White, $7.50; others $3 and
up. The Economy," 281*4 East Seventh
_st., opposite. Schoch's.
FOR SALE— Furniture for four-room flat
_ •JS r *^i go .u d T ?? n^ ltlon ' cheap. Inquire
at 366 North Exchange st.
FOR SALE-EgjjiYoT hatching thoTouiS
bred Barred Plymouth Rocks. $1.50 for
15. W. F. Smith, 41 QllfiUanblock.
SHOTGUN— For sale, one 12-gauge Wiri
chester repeating shotgun, one 12-gauge
Lefevre and one 4x5 camera. Address
X 108. Globe. ress
ROOFING.
ALL KINDS OF GRAVEL ROOFING—
Repairing a specialty; city or country
Third °t n Roofins Co " offlce 10 ° East
MISCELLANEOUS.
20 'Word* or Leas, 30c.
NOW ls the time to make money and buy
a -S™?: i?i or , farm ; on the East side
or West side; lovely places at one-half
I a* 68 Last Fourth at., opposite Dispatch.
HOUSES FOR REN*.
20 Words br Less, 2«c.
COTTAGE— Four-room cottage for rent.
14C Eust Minnehaha '(ft., near Missis
sippi st. ■ 1 *
COTTAGE or part of hduse;. small fam
lly; A No. 1 tenant. Address, stating
price, conveniences, etc.,- 285 Rondo.
ItOBERT L. WARE A CO.,
Rental Am-ucj,
38 East Fourth Street, Globe Bids.,
have lor reut houses, flats, stores
and offices.
FOR RENT— 69 E. 10th St., 10 room house,
with all modern improvements. Inquire
room 4, German Life Bldg, 4th and
Minn, sts. _, .
HOUSES— Bt.~Anthony "tflfl, modern ten
room house, walking distance, Lake front
cottages. White Bear;' li|lodern houses,
near State University Minneapolis.
Central steam-heated room with piano,
cheap rent. J. S. Abb>_tt>,- 100 Colonnade
hotel. - ■ - * * "--'-fi
HOUSE- For rent, 470 East Ninth st., B
room house, a,\* modern improvements.
Inquire Mrs, J. Austrian, *C 8 East Ninth
st.
— — ~- — - — — i — ra — ■ — , .j .-. sj ...-7 « — ' — — —
HOUSE — Modern houseY central; twelve
rooms; half block from' Cars; nice yard;
owner would take bo^rd nine months
of the year, arbsent part of summer.
Address D 106, Globe.
HOUSE— In Crocus hill district, modern
twelve-room house, with billiard room,
butler's pantry, laundry* and servants'
closet, on lease. Address V 110, Globe.
WANT YOUR HOUSE RENTED
QUICKLY f LIST IT AT ONCE
WITH ROBERT L. WARE A CO.
RENTAL AGENCY, IN THE t'LOBE
BUILDING.
HOUSE- For rent, A No. 1 modern fur
nished house for the summer; fourteen
rooms; barn if desired. 771 Fairmount
ay.
HOUSE— For rent, Bix-room house; hot
and cold water; gas for cooking; storms
and screens. Call 280 Charles st.
HOUSE— For rent, house; seven hooms,
city water and bath, cheap. 510 Uni
verslty ay. Call at 211 East Ninth st.
HOUSE— 723 Portland ay., modern, ten
rooms, hardwood floors, with laundry
and basement closet; open today. D.
W. C, Ruff. Globe Building.
HOUSE— For rent, eight-room house at
417 Ashland ay. Apply to Mrs. C. E.
Burch, The Albion.
HOUSE— For rent, from " May Ist, six
room house on corner, with yard; near
capitol ; $15 month. Address E 108, Globe.
HOUSE— For rent, for the summer, fur
nished house at Hamllne, cheap, to
couple without children. B 110, Globe.
HOUSE^7B St. Clair st-,; $ rooms, steam
heat, bath; ln part or whole.
MANNING'S RENTING AGENCY —
National German - American Bank
Building— Houses, f&.ts, 7 rooms,' fur
nished an_ unfurnished for rent in all
parts of the city. " _ '•'*
TWO (2) houses, ninV^S) and ten (10)
rooms each, modern improvements, pos
session May 1, fifteeu. (JLs)minutes' walk
from depot, $20 andff2s ? per month. D.
Bergman & Co.. 186 East Third st.
ROBERT L. WARE A CO.,
Rental Agreaey.,
3S East Fourth Street,"Globe Rids.,
have for rent houses, flats, stores
and offices.
FLATS FOR RENT.
20 Wordi or Less, 20e.
FLAT — For rent, flat of seven rooms;
hot and cold water, bath, gas, etc. ;
Foos block, Dousman . St., near West
Seventh; $13.
FLAT— Wanted, small furnished flat, with
modern conveniences, for the summer;
hill district preferred; give price and lo
cation. C 110, Globe.
FLAT— Small flat, all modern improve
ments, within fifteen minutes' walk of
union station. Address H 113, Globe.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
20 Words or Less, lOc.
ROOMS— At Hotel Fey. corner Cedar and
Seventh; one block from all street car
lines; two blocks from the theaters; fur
nished rooms by day ' or week, with
steam heat, bath, etc. Transient trade
solicited.
BROADWAY, 6G7— For rent, three or four
rooms for housekeeping; furnished and
heated; private family; modern.
COLLEGE AY., 28 WEST — Furnished
rooms; steam heat, gas and bath; mod
erate rents.
DAYTON AY., 200— For rent, three uiv
furnished connecting rooms for light
housekeeping; modern conveniences;
$13 per month.
ELEVENTH ~~ST\, 147— For rent" very
nicely furnished alcove room on third
floor; modern house; terms very rea
sonable.
FLAT 21, VIRGINIA^-Suite of nicely fur
nished rooms, all conveniences; gentle,
men only.
FIFTH ST.. 124 front
room, with alcove.
IGLEHART ST., 83— Foiir fine rooms for
rent; $16 per month; ground floor; moa
ern improvements; no child wanted. ,
MACKUBIN ST., 289— Suite two rooms, el
egarit, well lighted, first floor, furnished
or unfurnished, three blocks from Selby.
NINTH ST.. 317 EAST— Near Broadway—
Large front room, heated, well furnish
ed, $10, two men; every convenience;
private family.
PLEASANT AY., 274— For rent, furnished
room for gentleman in private family;
terms reasonable; centrally located;
modern improvements.
PINE ST., 581— Furnished. rooms; modern
conveniences; gas, heat, bath; walking
distance.
ROOM— For rent, April 15 or May 1, nice
room on Dayton avenue, near Western;
first-class board in vicinity. Address
M. E. J., care Globe..
SMITH AY., S3— For rent, three unfur
nished room; bath and gas; also fur
nished front room, suitable for two
ladies or gentlemen.
UNIVERSITY AY, 265 EAST— Corner of
Canada— For rent, three rooms, with
bath, for light housekeeping to party
without children; rooms in thorough or
der.
UNIVERSITY, 173 EAST— Sfifrooms, sec
ond and third floors; $15; water tax
paid; bath and closet.
WABASHA ST., 771Y-For rent,front room;
steam heat, gas, bath; within ten
minutes' walk of postoffice; $5 per
month.
RENTAL LISTS.
"Tr^r_H____sr^^^
94 EAST FOURTH STREET,
HAS FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING
DESIRABLE MODERN HOUSES;
IST WESTERN, 14 ROOMS - If'iO.OO
582 DAYTON, 9 ROOMS - - 40.00
103 WILKIN, IO ROOMS - 30.00
513 MARSHALL, 8 ROOMS - 25.00
530 MARSHALL, 8 ROOMS - 22.50
541 SIBLEY, 8 ROOMS - - 18.00
306 MIDWAY, 8 ROOMS - - 15.00
AT MERRIAM PARK.
1944 CARROLL, 8 ROOMS - 25.00
1890 MARSHALL, 8 ROOMS - 25.00
376 HOWELL, 9 ROOMS - - 25.00
2010 TERRACE TAJIK, 8
ROOMS - _ '_" - 25.00
2012 MILWAUKEE b i :T - - 25.00
ALSO A NUMBER OF SMALL COT
TAGES AND FLATS AT REASON
ABLE RATES.
CATHCART & CO.,
MANAGERS OF-, PROPERTY,
23-24 Merchants' Natl. Bank Bid it.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Per
».„ -.* „ Month.
616 Holly ay., corner of Dale,- 12
rooms and bath, furnace, gas.
hardwood finish and modern
in every respect $40.00
608 Holly ay., 10 rooms and bath,
furnace, gas. etc 22.50
3<6 to 394 North Exchange st, 10 -
rooms and bath, hot and cold
fi, -water, steam heat 85.00
649 Reaney st., 6 rooms and city
water ...... v H,<>o
H. H. HOYT,
REAL ESTATE, FIRK INSURANCE
AND I,OA\S,
228 _:•<> Endicott BulldlnK.
$I,3so— Eight-room house, city water and
bath; near Avon street; a snap.
$2,sso— Nine-room modern house on St
Anthony Hill, near Milton .street; easy
terms; best bargain on hill.
$850— Good five-room cottage, No. 775 Fau
quier street.
$I.6oo— lmproved property near Rice street;
will pay 10 per cent net on price asked;
building cannot be built for $2,000; fifty
foot lot; can make terms.
SEVERAL BARGAINS IN HOUSES IN
WEST ST. PAUL AND DAYTON'S
BLUFF.
$2,2oo— Seven-room modern house, No. 238
Fuller street, near Marion; a bargain.
$2.loo— Two houses on Harrison avenue,
near West Seventh street; rented, $22
per month.
$1,300— A splendid house of seven rooms
on Midway avenue.
$I,ooo— Seven-room house on Gates street,
• near Oakdale avenue.
$675 — Lots on Martin street, near Jay;
only two left.
$1 ,100 buys two houses rented for $16 ocr
month.
$700— Two-story house on Payne avenue.
$650— Two houses, fifty-foot lot, corner
Welde and Whitall.
$400— One-story house on Arbor street.
$2,ooo— Nine-room house on Louis street,
near Carroll.
$150— Fine lot on Gates, near Mount Hope
street; street graded; this lot cost owner
$500.
$150 each for some fine lots at Hamllne,
west of Snelllng.
160-acre farm in North Dakota, unencum
bered, to exchange for equity in house
and lot or vacant lots.
$500— Lot on Isabel street; fifty feet.
J, W. SHEPARD,
94 EAST FOURTH STREET.
MERRIAM PARK
BARGAINS.
1802 Carroll- <M OAA
8 rooms, modern $Lm,\Jw"
414 Dewey (M OAA
7 rooms, modern, larg-elot V")o\jV
1999 Iglehart- $i AAA
6rooms
1806 Van Buren
-7 rooms, natural wood Jkl I lily
Two choice corner lots on Mar- ri» / r A
shall ay., stone curb, wide |Klj!)IJ
boulevard, each
Double Brick House.
At Merriam Park there is a wall built double
brick dwelling on 100 feet of fronti>«e, on a
good corner, for $5,000. Will lake 52,000 in
good nnimproved lota located in the Midwnv
district or other good part of the city. You tail
borrow $3,000 on property.
.
WM. C. READ,
515 New Tork Life Building.
WM.C. READS
PAITIAL RENT LIST
515 NEW TORK LIFE BLDG.
19S East 14th St.. 8 rooms modern.. slß.oo
917 Iglehart st., 9 rooms, furnace 25.00
906 Iglehart st., 8 rooms, furnace 20.00
966 Selby ay., 8 rooms, furnace 20.00
284 West Seventh, 8 rooms, furnace.. 22.50
314 Smith ay., 5 rooms, city water.. 12.00
263 Rice st., 8 rooms, modern 20.00
123 Iglehart, 9 rooms, modern 22.50
Flats, Modern, not steam heated.
Selby Terrace, 603 and 605 Selby ay.—
: One flat, third floor, 6 rooms 15.00
One flat, fourth floor, 6 rooms 13.00
Pence Block, 557 Mississippi, 6 rooms 12.00
374 Maria ay., 6 rooms, 2nd floor 12.00
565 Bradley, 5 rooms, 2nd floor 10.00
Wll fi RFAA 615 New York
-l!Bi Vi If CAU f Life Bldg.
STORES FOR RENT.
20 Words or Less, SOc,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
DESIRABLE TENANTS FOR STORES
in the
NEW LIBRARY BUILDING.
(Formerly the Market House.)
Corner Wabasha and Seventh Sts.
Premises arranged and improved to
suit all tenants. Rents reasonable.
Leases for long or short terms given.
Best location in town. Apply to the
Board of Directors of the Public Li
brary, or
EDWARD FELDHAUSER.
Room 105, Germania Life Bldg.
756 PAYNE AY.— Brick storeT with barn
fine location for grocery or dairy.
256 W. 7th St.— Newly remodeled "store.
Inquire Room 4, Germania Life Bldg.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
20 Words or Less, 20c.
FOR RENT.
LARGE OFFICE.
Plenty of daylight.
Electric lights.
ROOMY VAULT. ,
Stationary wash bowl.
Rent reasonable.
For particulars inquire
BUSINESS MANAGER,
THE GLOBE.
Newspaper Row.
WANTED TO RENT.
20 Words or Less, lOc.
HOUSE— Wanted to rent, vrestcrn
part of city, !> to l--io.nu house:
modern* mm lit consider rental or
purchase ott furniture. Address
F 117. Globe office.
DO NOT FOOL. YOIHSBI.F TODAY BY
THINKING YOU CAN RENT YOUR
OWN PROPERTY. LIST IT WITH
ROBERT L. WARE A CO. RENTAL
AGENCY, IN THE GLOBE BLDG.,
WHERE HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
"WILL KNOW OF IT.
STORE— Wanted to rent, one-half small
store for show room and office. Ad
dress S. B. Richmond, Agent Hallwood
Cash Register Company, 152 East
Sixth st.
WANT YOUR HOUSE RENTED
QUICKLY f LIST IT AT ONCE
WITH ROBERT L. -WARE A CO.
RENTAL AGENCY, IN THE GLOBE
BUILDING.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL
POR CHEAP rates to and from Europa,
be sure and call at John G. Allen _■
| steamship office, 178 East Third ■_
'
A. Stolpestad,
406 Pioneer Press Building.
$3,600 for two double houses, costing at
least 13,000 each to build and lot 50x150.
fronting two streets. For the present
these houses are rented for Wt a month.
Property is known as Nos. 57 and 59
Fillmore ay., and Nos. N and 60 West
Water st.. West St. Paul.
$2,loo— Eight-room house, with all Im
provements ln, large barn, etc. No.
572 Carroll at.
$I,2oo— Seven-room house. No. 233 East
Robie St., West St. Paul.
$350— Three-room house on Geranium st.,
between. Arcade and Mendota sta.
$900— Cottage and barn on lot 50x125. No
620 Case st. :
$1,600 For 7-i-oom house and lot on Sher
man st.; this ls within walking distance
and very cheap. - >
$2,6oo— Thtrteen-room brick building, path,
etc. On Broadway. This Is a snap.
Two-story brick store' building, living
rooms on second floor, well rented, no
Incumbrance; to exchange for resi
dence.
If you want a vacant lot for business or
residence, we have them from $500 a
foot to $1,000. Call and see me If you
want bargains.
Thos. Manning,
44 National German-American
Bank Bldg.
Double - Ender.
At 103 West Tenth street there 1* a lot front
ing 60 feet on Tenth street and running through
to College avenue. There is a comfortable cot
tage on the College avenue eDd. Tne entire tract
cau t»c bought now for $.V»00, Bargains liice
this will not last long.
WM. C. READ,
515 New York Life Euiiding.
p. Mcdonald,
423 GLOBE BUILDING.
40 ACRES on line of new White Bear
electric road. This is good land and
comes under the head of snaps.
$650.00— Eight-room house, on corner lor.
West side; city water and south facing.
One block from car line.
$800.00— Nine-room house, in good condi
tion, in Rice st. district.
$650.00 — Seven-room house, corner lot, a
very neat little home for a mechanic.
$6,500.00 to loan in moderate amounts, on
improved city property.
PJJUcDonald, 428 Globs Bidg.
5900— Eight-room house on Bunker st., city
water, Urge corner loc.
$300— Each, two lots on Dayton ay., near Al
bert st.
r&i.oOO— Nine-room modern house on Ashland
ay., near St. Albans st.
|650— Sevjn- room house, :14!) Csvtißast.. corner
lot, cellar, well, all in good condition.
BAYARD, DEUEL & CO,,
602 PIONEER PRESS.
A N. BAR3tl&.6Ef_,
45 Nationa' German American Bank.
I have some big bargains ln lots on the !
Hill, and snaps in houses and lots in
University avenue district.
See me before you buy.
FARM LANDS.
20 Words or Lcsx, *__•-.
i >•_" "V\ I have a number of improved
tfmaftk~ay~ f "rms, In high mate of cuitiva
l_n_i_l' tion; ihey can be imrl on the
|gfSW*SEMJb- cro;; payment. Jolin 15. Kols
=^^^^K= - bun, 1.16 E. Third St., comer
Robert, St. Paul, .Minn.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Farm five miles
from St. Paul postoffice, 100 acres cul
tivated, 50 acres meadow; $45 per acr*.
or $250 rent. J. T. Dean, No. 61 South
Victoria st., ISB East Fifth st.
HARRIS LAND CO., 24 East Fourth st..
will rent two small farms near St. Paul
at a reasonable cash rent.
WHITE BEAR AND SUBURBAN.
COTTAGE— For Rent— Cottage at White
Bear Lake, nine rooms, furnished,
splendid condition; best location: only
$150 for the season. D. R. Elder, Agent
Manhattan Building.
COTTAGES— For rent, furnished and un
furnlshed cottages of four and six
rooms at Mahtomedl. M 104, Globe.
NOTICE.
E. WICKEN, the shoemaker, formerly at
54 East Fourth St., has removed to 91
East Fourth, between Robert and Min
nesota.
REAL ESTATE.
CATHCART & COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE, (ARE AND MANAGK
MENT of PROPERTY and ESTATES.
23-24 McrchantM- Natl. Han*.. H1i1,,..
tor. Fifth and Jackson St*.
FOR SALE cheap, on easy terms, or for
rent to good tenant, six acres on Edger
ton St.. Inside city limits; house and
barn; suitable for dairy or vegetable
garden. Address S 107, Globe.
HOUSE — A flue thlrteen-room residence,
with all the modern conveniences, on
one of the nicest corners on St. An
thony hill for sale, by the owner. Reason
for selling, must leave the city soon.
Address X., Globe.
FOR SALE— BARGAINS—
Lots In STINSON'S ADDITION.
Lots in STINSON'S BOULEVARD AD
DITION.
Lots in STINSON'S RICE ST. ADD
Lots in ARLINGTON HILLS.
Lots on DAYTON'S BLUFF.
SAM'L G. SLOAN.
67 Germania Life Bldg.
FOR SALE— Chicken and dairy placeT '
good house and barn, near car line, 3
acres ground; cheap, small amount of !
money down, time for balance. W I
Bock, agent. 236 Forbes ay.
768 GOODRICH AY.— Modern? twelve
rooms (six bed rooms). -ddeb-mrd built in,
two grates, automatic lighting, billiard
room, butler's pantry, paneled wains
coting in dining room and hall, laundry
and basement closet; must sell as I
move out of city thi*-. month; open to
day from 11 to 4 o'clock.
DERMATOLOGY.
MISS HULL removes superflous hair,
moles, etc., by electricity; only posi
tive and permanent remedy; references
given. 301 Merrill block, corner Fifth
and St. Peter sts.
PROFESSIONAL.
20 Word* or revs. 20c
THEATRICAL AND MASQUERADE
costumes, wigs, beards, grease paints,
etc., by Mra. Louise Neltm_nn, 66 East
•Seventh St., St. Paul, Minn,
27
i _
CLAIRVOYANT.
20 Words or Leu, 2<>o
Your Past, Prasent and Future.
SIR JAMES RANDOLPH,
The Greatest Living Exponent of Occult
Science and Clairvoyance,
WHOSE FAME 18 WORLD-WIDE.
NOW IN ST. PAUL.
En route to Australia after an extended
tour through England, Ireland, Scotland,
Germany and India.
The only clairvoyant ever having been
a.'rorded receptions by the European
Sovereigns, to whose courts he has been
invited. He has successfully penetrated
th<* secrets of Monarchs, Princes, Diplo
mats, Statesmen, and the most dis
tinguished ln the scientific and philo
sophic world.
NO FRAUD! NO DECEPTION! NO IM
POSITION.
What Str Jaies Can and Will Do.
Will tell your name ln full upon enter
ing his presence.
Can tell you the maiden name of your
motner or names of any relatives.
Can tell your past, present and future
in every detail.
Will diagnose and locate your disease—
describing every symptom
Will point out the favorable and un
favorable periods ln your life and when
.you would be successful or unsuccessful
in any undertaking.
Can instruct you In all your worldly
affairs, whether of a business, social or
domestic nature.
Can bring about through his subtle
power, Peace, Happiness and Content in
your home circle.
If you contemplate matrimony will de
scribe to you the most suitable wife or
husband, when it is best to marry and If
you would be happy.
Can tell you the name of your lover, his
01 her disposition, intentions or deslrts.
He can, by means of his God-given
faculty, unite the separated, settle quar
rels, warn you of Impending danger or
accidents, locate lost or stolen property,
remove evil influences, obliterate linan
cfal or family troubles, locate lost or
absent friends and relatives.
i 'an advise you accurately regarding
law suits or changes in business, whether
lt Is best to continue or engage in other
pursuits, whether to remain in your
present place of residence or seek your
fortune in other climes. In short, what
ever may be your troubles, anxieties and
wishes a consultation with this truly gif\
ed man will prove of Inestimable vahr ■
to you.
If you have never consulted a genuine
clairvoyant, or if your experience with
i.nscrupulous pretentious tricksters haa
shaken your faith don't miss this rare
opportunity offered you now tn s c the
ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF ALL,
whose reputation for honesty and relia,-.
bility is unquestioned.
The most sensitive need not hesi
tate to call upon Sir James. He is
a gentleman of culture and refinement.
courteous and affable in his manlier and
with a pleasing address. His i;m is lo
advise seriously and confidentially. Mis
parlors are so auanged that you cony in
contact with no one, while his consulta
tions are always conducted in private and
held most sacred by him.
Bear in mind the fact that S-r .lain -s
wll! positively refuse t.. accefn a Fee ir"
the result of th-* Interview is not entirely
satisfactory.
Hours for consultation from 1 I a. 111.
until 5 p. m. daily except Sunday.
The moierate ice of $r.O) will bo cl a s*vd
for all sittings.
No readings given except during offi c
hours.
Those living out of town may obtain
readings by mail. Address -.villi stamp.
DONT FORGET THE PL-XCE.
133 West Fourih Str3Gt,
A few doors west of Rice Park. Cut this
out, as lt will not appear dally.
PERSONAL.
20 Words or Less, SOc.
ART FROM LIFE — Genuine imported
French photos, books, cards, etc; !5c
for sample and illustrated catalogue.
Beit Co., 724 Green St.. Philadelphia,
Pa .
BEAI'TIFCL MISS. $150,000. devoted
youth to invalid mother, desires hap
py husband, not wealth. Gentle and
True, 132 East Fifty-ninth st.. X.-'.v York
city. «■'
GENTLEMAN having transportation for
two. Chicago return, wishes to meet
lady having business there wishing to
make trip. Address P 107, Globe.
LADY having furnished room house in
Minneapolis desires the actiuaintar.ee of
pleasant, discreet young lady. Address
E 109, Glebe.
MARRY— Paper. 2c, sent sealed: many
wealthy; no $5 fee. R. L. Love, Den
ver, Col.
READ "OUR CONFIDENT" most re
liable Matrimonial paper, contains on.v
genuine proposals suitable for all. F..v
warded sealed, with full particulars, M)
cents. Miss Berger, 134 East Twenty
_llfth St., N. Y.
RUBBER GOODS of every description:
catalogue free. Edwin Mercer & Co.,
__Toledo, O.
YOUNG LADY owning her own homo
will rent rooms to secret parties. Ad
dress T 10, Globe.
g^||| MASSAGE.
_3||_f7^?T?«r —° Wordst or I.«*m.i, .*',Oo
ANNA MACK, from Chicago; steam, Uio.
medicated baths; select massage; pro
fessional operators; open day and night.
IS6 East Seventh st.
MAGNETIC and massage treatment for
ladles and gentlemen. 27 East Seventh
St., suite 200; will treat you at your r.-sr
dence; new management.
MRS. DR. DE LAlTTßE— Scientific mas
sagist, medicated, vapor baths, mag
netic treatment. 9 to 9 dally. 56 East
Seventh st.
MRS. DR. STELLA FREMONT re~
moved to 407 Nicollet ay., Room 5, Min
neapolis; massage and magnetic treat
ments.
MRS. LEONIE— From Paris— Massage,
Turkish, vapor, alcohol and perfumed
baths: also electric treatment. Room H.
J 65_ East Seven th st.
SUPERIOR MEDICATED VAPun 177777
salt glow baths by Mrs. Sidney, of Bos
ton. 100 East Seventh St.. Room 16.
I V^^ CHIROPODISTS.
(- * -*>_^^5 20 Word* or I.enM, 20p.
LOCKWOOD'S Good Luck Salve; best
thing for sore feet;. all druggists; estab
lished sixteen years.
mjf "MEDICAL.
j9f 20 Wordi or Lena, SOc.
LADi;:»t CWehester'3 English Pennyroyal Piffj
'Cl_Km4 Bnuni), are tllO »«Bt. S»'». fUlubl.. *3
Tiki bo other. S«n_ <tc. lump--, for psrtlcriUra. <- tUtst
tot L*l»i," " urro tap Return Mai. . >• Unraa[t»l_
■Chic-eater Chemlc*! <>.. Phll*\tU.. Fa-
Etches.
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apeciattr. F. H, Harm. Ul E. TthSU