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AH Real Estate Bargains Are Ustgd Every Sunday fn the Slobe
p. McDonald,
428 GLOBE BLDG.
Art^j" —Good nine-room house on
\K I h Woodbridge st., near Front.
VUI U Can sell this house on month
ly payments.
AIA A A —Eight-room house on East
\| Congress, with all modern
lill VU U improvements. Very cheap
for the money.
SI A A A\ —For 2-story house on Louisa
St., city v/ater in house and
IUUU near the car line.
Si OCA —Good house on Ed-
I /*li| mund St., near Mackubin
IZJU st.
(»7flfl — ice h°use and good
\I I barn in Rice street dis-
Ul UU trict.
CfOKn—^outh-facing house on Charles,
O(£JU east of Kent.
I have clear Improved property and
Boroe cash to exchange for vacant prop
*!'.y near Central park.
Also clear improved property and rash
foi a nice little home ut Merriam Park
or St. Anthony i'ark.
Own Your Own Home. \
T0.., i;
The
I -IjDSI j f+orrie
'' n 'Ms i>
h| Public:
I 1 ■ I
Ji dTTN the breast of every man of noble aspirations the strongest ambition of his na- (
i U ture Is to acquire a home. If you would like to be the possessor of the little S
kingdom called home, then call at my office and get the "Home Seekers' Guide." i 1
It is Free. Farms of all descriptions. j!
('
i John B. Koisbun, CoM^!^^ BANK |i
116 East Third Street, Corner Robert, St. Paul, Minn.
L W. BUZZELL
228 Endicott BIdg:.
Ci £n r\C\C\ For nne 12-room house; cost
*p*J)\J\J\J $9,000 three year* ago. Come
in and iec me show you this
place.
{f»1 C\C\C\ Buys 0-room house one-half
tDJL^KJKjyj block from car line.
ml K/^VO U>'B a nne house in
<S)l^UvU Kood location.
If you are lookiuK for r home or Investment
live me a cull as I have home real bargains.
L W. BUZZELL
228 Endicott Bldg.
WITH THE NUMBER of daily inquiries
for houses ranging from $1,000 to $2,000
It It; surprising our real estate market
Is not more active: prices should soon
look ni» as rents are doing; 1 have a
larKt- list of desirable properties which
I offer at a very low price.
A. liULTERHOFF.
Your Nearest Drug store Taf^Slobe Wants-One Cent a Word
AGEJTTS AND AGENCIES.
fcGENTS—S3S.OO every week during 1900
celling our up-to-date Aluminum laisi
ness or visiting- card case; simply per
fect; merchants or ladies wan; and buy
them !tt pight; each case contains 100
cards, With name artistically engraved
on buth case :'.nd cards; permanent po
sitions; sample free. B. Y. Lawrence
Novelty Co., 2137 Freeman ay., Cincin
__natl A O.
AG ENTS—Lose no time In securing out
fits Cor authorized "Life of Moody" and
"History of Africa and Boer War;" best
terms Ki'^rHiiteed. Western Book
Agency, I*os Pioneer Press, St. Paul,
Minn.
AIGENTS —Cronje's surrender fully de
scribed, including complete official his
tory of South Africa and all important
Information; bi« illustrated book; outfit
free. National Publishing Company,
Chicago.
AGENTS—Enormous profits selling our
"Harness Riveter;" complete repair
shep In f>ne tool; every horse owner
buys; failure impossible; write for sam
ple. Lewis Mfg. Co., Milwaukee. Wis.
AGENTS—We have a new Invention; a
perfect wonder; used In every house
hold; a cheap article, with good profits.
Write Home Mfg. Co., 2747 Larimer St.,
Denver, Col.
AGENTS make from $10 to $100 a day
handling the Ideal Fire Extinguisher;
territory rapidly tilling; apply at once
for terms. Ideal Fire Extinguisher Co.,
3.'j5 Broadway. New York.
AGENTS make big money selling our
useful articles and novelties; everybody
wnnts them; write for circulars and
terms. General Supply Assn., 167 Dear
born st., Chicago.
AGENTS—Wanted, a few good advertis
ing agMits; ladies and gents. Call at
477 Wabasha st., St. Paul.
AGENTS-ONE PRACTICAL GASO
LINE LAMP, "NO MANTLES," IL
LUSTRATED; TESTIMONIALS. MO
REY, LAGRANGE, ILL.
AGENTS—SIOO monthly; Metallic Bread
boards; sample free. D. V. Forshee
m Co., Cincinnati, O.
BRIGHT, active agent wanted to han lie
small novelty used by all telephone sub
scribers; easy seller; large profit M
Lange, 123 Liberty st.. New York.
GENERAL and local agents wanted for
Btrowger Incandescent Gas Lamps; en
tirely new features; also salesmen to
visit druggists. Wilmot Castle Co
Rochester, N. Y.
OOOD contract and territory, lowa Min
nesota and Missouri, to good men,' write
life, sick, accident insurance and ap
point agents, Royal Brotherhood of
America, Dcs Moines, lowa.
tF YOU EAT, drop into the Weller
Restaurant. 40fi and 408 Wabasha st •
under new management.
BALESMEN WANTED—To sell Bonded
Whiskies, $10.00 per barrel commission
and side line 10 per cent commission to
retail drug, hotel and saloon trade;
bond and references. Address Elmont
Distilling Company, Covlngton, Ky.
hrWENTY-IN-ONE" shirt bos~om (not
revolving); entirely new; 20 changes
complete, stylish fronts; no laundry
bills; lightning seller; sample free.
Bryan Co.. C 4? Cincinnati* O.
Three Removes Are as Bad as a Fire/*ISSKf"*
G. S. HERON;
132 Eniloott Arcade.
Bevera] choice houses in Crocus Hill
District at bargain prices.
<BQOrV~ Hou*e on Marion street near Front
«Dt/UU stroet, !) rooms, good cellar, water.
QJfy^vpv—House on Marion street near Way-
CD / \J\J /atu ktrcet, ti rooms, good ctllar
and well.
QJI/^/^V/^— House on Edmund street east of
fDI\J\J\J Avou street. 8 rooms, water and
good cellar.
QJI C\PZf\— House on Gates ot.-oet (West St.
tn±\JiJ\J Paul) near Kansas street, 8
rooms, good cellar and water. Large lot.
o*l l/y cr\—Ho»ee on Josse. near Minnehahft
(Do. / «Jv street. Seven rooms, water, good
cellar, barn and shade treso.
C£*AFL(~\— House of six rooms, cellar, wood-
W±UU shed and well, on State aud Cou
st:iM« streets. In good repair.
Q*Q/^r^~llftndsome lot °" Edmund street
*DO\J\J near Avon.
q»"l C f\— Beautiful lot on Rondo street, west
u>J.tJW of Snellins; BTcnue.
Hfive handsomo lots in Merriam and Union
Parks nt bargain prices.
QJO^fx—"Lot on Conway near Cyprets street..
t£)t£i I D Lies bsauiifnlly.
A line piei-e of property on' Fourth, be
tween St. Peter and Market streets, at
a very low figure.
Q>/1 fT/^v—A beautiful lot on Mouud street'
tD"X«Jv/ near Hastings avenue.
GAMP6ELL& HAMMOND
107 E. 4th Straet.
jk*7On~Efi,c.h fortwo good 7-room house
<P • \J\J at Ilamline.
$700~Park tW° beftuliful IoU *l Unlon
<BO t7r^n~ Foi"flne 8-™om modern house
<D& lUv at Uuiou Park.
Make offer 90 ft. on ttuunmit At., east of
Oakland.
<l>3oo~ter y* one~half acre Rt M*«»1«s-
R. M. Lawton & Co,
Moved to
New York Life Building.
Ground Kloor.
Homei and Lou for sale and rent In all part*
of the city, leimn to suit. Money loaned ou
sate »ecurity. lie ture to call aud see me
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.
WANTED—Men to recommend our $20
W^tch?,- Vf" lUry Wl"-~nted Gold
•n ii :lf you ails^er at once, we
will sell you one to be paid for by you
withm one year, and will trust your
honesty, sending no collector to you
we pay expreseage. Write today, giv
in-X 'ull «ddresu, to Union Watch Co.,
23.> Washington st.. Boston, Mass.
AVANTED—GeneraI agent for our spe
ciaitles; big commission; good chance
for first-class man; give references and
full particulars. Splendor Mfg. Co., Mil-
WdUKt'fc*, \* Js.
$125 MONTHLY and expenses guaranteed
reliable men and women introducing
glass kneading and pastry board an
ideal kitchen utensil; cannot rust, warp
or lose its pure smooth surface; sample
naM £ entral Supply Co., B 3, Cincin-
WANTED TO BUY.
T^ERE ARE lots of readers of the
Globe who want to sell just what you
want to buy. A Globe want is the
easiest method of bringing buyer and
seller together.
WANTED TO BUY-A home in or^neTr
Ridgewood Park; must be cheap; state
location and price. Address H IC2
Globe. '
WANTED.—A second-hand set of bar fix
tures. Write to J. P. Palmer, Hotel
Ryan, Fairfax, Minn.
WANTED TO BUY-A set of Britannia
Encyclopaedias; must be In good con
dition and cheap. M 171, Globe.
WANT TO BUY second-hand or ban"k~
rupt stock in groceries, dry goods and
shoes for cash. / adress P. O. Box 54,
at. Leo, Minn.
WANT TO BUY ten-foot wallease for
Jggglry^F^H^hm^JOjjjSagt Seventh..
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Don"t make arrangements for your
Paris tickets until you see us Saloon
rates to Paris, first, $60; second, $40; third
$27. No revenue tax. Meals and berth
included. John G. Allen, 173 East Third
street. St. Paul, Minn.
FAEM LANDS.
f hell Prairie HALF SECTION—A fine half sec
tion within V 2 mile of postofflce and school on
the celebrated Shell Prairie, for $4.25 per ucre
Fine stock land, hhell river ruus through one
corner. Boedlgheimer & Nowell,
«.>„.. 202 Qlobe Bide., St. Paul,
Or R. O. Isherwood, Agent, Sebekm, Minn.
FOR SALE—For cash, a forty-acre farm,
Anoka county; horses, cows, chickens
and furniture, $1,600. Address Mrs. Mary
Hamilton. Stacy, Minn.
STOCK and grain farm, Southern Ne
braska, black loam Boil; large house,
near station, 320 acres; $1,500. Allen 100«
Pioneer Press Bldg.
$1,600-160 ACRES rich prairie, 120 cul
tlvated, fair buildings, near Steele N
D., to exchange for house and lot In St.
- Paul. 707 Sykes Blk., Minneapolis
THE ST. PAUI, GIrOBE, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1900.
BAYARD, DEUEL & CO.,
602 Plon^or Prass.
U>Q/"\/~) Will buy two larj?e lots on Page
iD&\J\J street between Oakdalc and Slate.
Ureni bargain.
©Onn Buys two lott on Chatsworth, near
*D&\J\J Front.
fljf^nn For small house and nice lot on
3> I yJVJ East Page street.
Qi£i£^O For 4-room cottage and barn on
VjyJiJKJ Randolph street, near Victoria.
QJ^Ofl For 7-room house and corner lot
U> I \J\J on Westminster street.
fl>l QKf\ For 8-room home with good barn
«DIOUU on V.RruHret street, near school.
djQnnn For a Hue modern house eust of
ipiJ\J\J\J Kent and south of University.
VliQ/^O For fine south-(acini; lot on Selby
tD\3\J\J avenue, near Uroiio.
q*"l QAri Will bur 8-room house, cltj
iDJL(£t\J\J water, corner lot. on Jessie si.
Takes a Rood house and lot on Ed
ip<y\J<J ceno'.i, near Brulnerd avenue.
House warth $2,000.
fl*ll 00 ill buy nn 8-room house, near
%pJ*X\J\J Concord street; house alone cost
£2,000.
<J>C/^/^ Vacant lot on Jackson street; not
fDtjyjKJ far out.
45Q Kfin One of the nicest homes in ihe
tDOi*J\J\J Sixth ward; modern tbt-ou^b
out; com over aouble.
We have a number of fine vacant lots
on Selby, Ashland and Portland avenues
in Anna E. Ramsey's addition, for sale
at extremely low prices.
fGood seven-room, natural
<T»aaa I wooc* finis^e<^ house and
\Qjjjl-; lot on Van Buren street,
«|J7vv I near Fairview. Merriam
I^Park.
- ( Pleasant 8-rcom house and
. I large lot facing south on
$l4l)lH Blalr street- Hamline; city
tpitlfV wa ter in house; sewer en
(^stree 4.
f Thoroughly modern 8-room
A | house at Merriam Park;
V/HIH lotsoxls° feet to alley;,
VpLLW j sewer) s id eW alk, boulevard I
l^and trees ail paid for.
( Up-to-date 7-room housa,
I with hot water and hot air
\/UjjflH combination heater; lot 50
V7VV | xISQ ft . a]j improvemems
l^made; good barn.
More like these can be had by ap
plying to
J.W.SHEPARD,
94 East Fourth St.
GEO. J. FLINT,
734 Globe Building.
CAN SELL your real estate if cheap;
can sell you a good home, garden or
farm.
CAN make you a loan or sell your mort
gage.
CAN rent your house to good tenants.
CAN put a safe, investment for your
money; better security than savings
banks.
TWENTY years' experience with real
estate values and titles.
WE take this general way of attracting
your attention because our list is too
large to specify.
GIVE us a call, we are always good
natured and like to hear as well as tell
a good story.
GEO. J. FLINT, 734 Globe Bldg.
M. G. SOHULER,
3M Washburn.
240-acre farm; improved. 80-acre In
Washington county.
20 acres gardening land on Dale street.
Houses and lots on Dayton's Bluff.
A GOOD LAND MAN—Must be a hustler,
and able to locate people on timber
land; can get position at once. Address
Lumber Company, care Giobe.
AN EXPERIENCED OPERATOR de
sires to form an evening class in tele°-
raphy; termß reasonable. P 171, Globe.
ENGINEERS, firemen, machinists and
electricians; send 10 cents for new 40
--page pamphlet, containing list of ques
tions nsked by examining board of en
gineers George A. Zeller, Bookseller.
bt. Louis, Mo. Mention Sj^Paul Globe.
GR.°°kl ßY "PLERK-AVanted. a v^n^
reliable sober, grocery clerk; must fur
"ia \lf feren cejj; call Sunday afternoon.
>59 Mississippi st.
MEN and women to appoint agents; $75
month; expenses; steady positions But
ler & Alger, New_Haven. Conn.
HOW TO MAKE successful incubator for
$1. Address A. Spengler, 44 Euclid ay ,
Cleveland, O.
IF YOU EAT, drop into the WeTfeT
Restaurant, 406 and 408 Wabasha St.;
under new management.
SOLICITORS-WaTitedTgood men through
the state to solicitor and collect for sick
benefit insurance; salary and commis
slon. P. H. Bradley, Kehdrick Block.
TWENTY MILLION MEN in the United
States want good suspenders; leather
suspenders cannot break, wear out or
pull off buttons; goods sell them
selves; agents wanted: $50.00 weekly;
samples free. Cinti. Lea. Suspender
and Belt Co., B 163,jC[ncinnaU. O.
WANTED—Three active men to represent
large firm, capable managing branch
business and employing others in va
rious towns; $:»00 per year, clear of ♦ex
penses; definite guarantee of $3 per day
from the start to honest, energetic men;
permanent position and rapid promotion
with old established house of highest
repute. Factory, Box 703, Phila., Pa.
WANTED—An experienced and compe
tent salesman for the slate of Minne
sota to represent our house; must give
good references and bond. St. Louis
Jewelry Co., St. Louis, Mo,
WANTED—lntelligent, honest and con
scientious man for St. Paul who is will
ing to work; bright prospect for right
man; permanent employment and
steady income. Address Novelty Wire
Works, Box 874, Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED—Tailors to work on ladies'
and gent's garments; good pay; steady
work; also girls to work on ladies'
jackets. Lemmon & Grolla, Fifth and
St. Peter sts.
WANTED BY WHOLESALER—Ener
getic salesman to learn to sell elegant
line department goods to merchants;
large salary; no experience necessary;
we educaite. Box 528, Chicago, Til.
WATCHMAKER wanted for permanent
position In North Dakota; wages. US a
week; must have good references. Ap
ply to M. Albrecht, 156 East_Seventh st.
WANTED—Traveling men to carry side
line; good seller; little work and liberal
commission; no samples. M 158, Globe.
$4 TO $8 per week easily made at home
through the wonderful advertising card
system; no canvassing or soliciting
Sterling Remedy Co., Trude bldg., Chi
cago. '
$18.00 A WEEK and expenses to several
good parties to travel. Address with
references, R. H. Woodward, Baltimore
Edward J. Meier,
204 Globe Building.
<fc 7 C A A—Modern dwelling of 8 rooms and
tP/,3UU batti: lot 71x*42; (In* trees:
Holly ay., east of Dal«: $2,500 cash; baiauoe
$.>,OOO 5 yearn 5 pqr cent.
CC ftftft-Finer toouse 011 Fail-mount ay.;
*J»VUU modern.
<L "7 CAA—Fine hou»«» on Portland ay..
H> » 9 D\J\J east of Dale; modem iv every
respect.
<M OAA A —Elegant homo on Portland, 11
t|IIA|VVV reoina; strictly modern.
<C 'X & A A—Modern new 0-ioom dwelling: on
*J'WvU Maißhtdl ay., innr Victoria; hot
wnier. open plumbing, ha.dwood finish; the
beit bargain on the'HilJ.
Vii\ AAA—Corner, Nth and Tort st*.. 2
*v)UUU dwellings renting for $40 per
month.
<t\ lA(\- '2'M Sly way ay.. 2-mory frarao
4>' »J W dwejlluai 7 rooms; a decided bar
gain,
<£A CA~Ni°eloton Western ar., near Mln-
VtJ\) nehaha.
C Q C A—Fine lying south-front lot on Ilolly
ay., euKt of Victoria; very cheap";
b)>lendid pluce for a home.
(flCA—Hmall house and lot in Arlington
$Z3U Hills district.
$ 500 —Ij0 ' ou Pay no at., south of bridge.
tt 7 fi A—Fine lot on Aurora aw.enßt of Arun-
I 4>/ UU del.
C 0 9 C~Flue lots on St. Anthony and Ron
sp ** *< J do, east of Chauworth.
5250~ X'nelOt °" Aruildel- uear L«luK-
Jj) £. 2, 5~Fiie lo' on Marshall, near Griggs.
<t J.AA— Fine lot on Armstrong St., near
kPt-VTV Adams school.
4) 2 2 5~Fini} lot ou Arbor it.
<t *\ 7 C—* me lot on Carroll st., east of Vic
<4»^ I J toria; cemeut walk.
C onft~Ni(e cottage 161 East Cook »t.; ea»y
<i>y\J\J payments'.
«C*^ 1A A—Modem 8-room dwelling ou
y»; t iUU Laurel ay.. near Oxford; fins
barn.
I have some fine homes on Dayton ay.,
i east Qf Dale. See me for prices and
! terms. Some fine locations for apart
; ment houses. ,
5 and 6 per cent money on improved
city property.
BARNES & LARKIN
No. IQ4 East Fourth ft.
?4,400.00— Brand new eight-room, thor
oughly up-to-date house, located on St
Anthony hill; oak finish, oak floors,
mantels, nickel plumbing, large base
ment; must be sold soon; near Selby
avenue car line.
?»7B.OO—Eight-room house, newly paint
ed and papered inside and in good con
dition; located on Edmund st., west of
Grctto st.; property is very cheap; do
«r?w»n*<Mwr See it; lot> 40x125 lo alle >'-
ipj,ouo.<»o— Two good houses on Cook st.,
near Payne ay.; the houses are in good
condition: the lot alone is worth nearly
all we ask for the entire property; this
place must be sold quick, and offered
very cheap.
Jj!l,»so.oo_A first-class south-facing
eight-room house on Marshall ay., near
Fairview ay.; lot, 40x150 to alley; city
water and sewer; 100 feet street boule
varded.
$875.00—A very cheap property on
Marion st., north of Atwater st.; lot 40x
120 to alley; a first-class eight-room
house and large basement; a splendid
bargain.
$1,200.00—A very cheap home, located
on Ada st.. near Winifred st; 6 good
rooms; lot, 46x150: sewer, water and gas
In street; east front.
91.000.00—Located on West Fairfleld -ay.;
lot, 50x100; a good six-room house; must
be sold.
BASINES & LASIKIN,
104 East Fourth St.
For a south front lot on St. Anthony ave
hSu'ih^ffiF Smlth & t°>-"--''m»-
HELP WANTED— FEMALES.
ASik Lw? 1 Y t«Wlshi,1^ *? d*ess elegan/y in
hats fn ; Sl!k * sklrtSl latest style
«H_ht _»«' / ie, c of cost other tnan
Might effort of recommending the goods
to your friends; this is the greatest ad
vertising plan ever adopted by a *--
sensible firm; bank references Royal
APPRENTICES wanted To~l7arn milll
>?__^___*
COOKS, dining room girls and general
Lmploymeni. Office. 430 Wabasha!
DRESSMAKING COLLEGE-Ladies you
can learn all the new styles of cutting
finishing and making in one week- the
f«mous United States Tailor System
taught and sold wholesale to dressmak
ers. _j Last Fourth.
HOUSEKEEPER- Wanted, middle-a»-ed
woman that understands restaurant 01
hotel work; reference wanted; Scotch
preferred; also a restaurant cook man
or woman. John S. Sutherland, 283
Virginia, Ming.
HOUSEWORK-Wanted, young girl to
assist in housework and take care of
Jgg,jion'-v! h°me "^ g°Od Pay-
HOUSEWORK-Wanted. girl for general
housework, in small family; good
wages; girl about tw<>ntv preferred"
_J__JH9_linj?? I _Btt A^hlaiid^ aj£
IIOUSEWORK-Wanted. competent girl
for general housework. 182 Farrington
HOUSEw"oRK-AV.antedT~yoTing girl To
ofo 51!; 1 In ho"sfe^prk; German'preferred
JbS Carroll st.
HOUSEWORK— Wanted, good girl In"
family o f two Ll Appjv_2l_Fio,al nt. '
HOUSE WORK-Wanted, girl for general
hottßewbrfc: 353 Nelaoa ay. 6
HOUSEWORK-Wan t ed, good "competent
girl. 336 Pleasant ay.
IF YOU EAT, drop" into "thl. Weller
Restaurant, 406 and 408 Wabasha st ■
under new managemen t.
LADIES and girls wanted; 1.000 more
home workers, to fill our contracts;
good pay; no previous experience re
quired; call at office or address with
stamp, Tapestry Art Mfg. Co., 310 Phoe
nlx Building.
LADIES to do plain needlework for us
at home; w e furnish materials and pay
♦ < to 510 per woek. Send stamped en
velope to Standard Co., Indiana ay
Chicago '
MILLINERS—Wanted, two first-class
trimmers. Apply H. E. Brandt, Room
It, Davidson block.
OPERA TORS- Wan ted, fifty experienced
steam power, machine operators to sew
on overalls, etc. Apply at factory of
Finch Van Slyck, Young & Co., corner
Fourth and Slbley sts^
STENOGRAPHER-WanteZ a^ c^nTpT
tent stenographer and typewriter. Ad
dress B 187, Qlobe.
WANTED—One lady to mail or superin
tend distribution of circulars in each
town of United Sta-tes or Canada- good
pay; permanent' employment; inclose
seli-addrossed envelope. Mrs M Sum
mers, Notre Daiae. Ind.
G. 8. WKITEHORNE
38 EAST FOURTH STREET.
GLOBE BUILDING.
SI 150 Will buy a good seven-room
house on Edmund street, east
of Arundel. In first-clas?. condition.
£1300 Seven-ro°m house on Ramsey
street, east of Pleasant avenue.
49750 EiSht-room house on Iglehart,
«y i/v/ near Q rotto; f urnace> bath; all
improvements. A good home for little
money.
$400 South-facin £ 40-foot lot on Sher
w burne, near Grotto. This is the
cheapest lot offered on the street.
$1050 Willbuy 41-foot lots on
""uwv Charles, just west of Milton.
$500 40-foot lot on Western avenue,
«p«/v/v south of Lafondi This ls a
bargain.
$675 WiH buy a 4°-foot east-facing lot
vt\j 1«/ on Louis street, south of Martin.
This should be cheap enough.
$700 Ash!and avenue, east of Chats
<PlVV worth, 40x150. A fine building
location.
Lincoln avenue, near Chatsworth,
«DtJVA/ 40x150. On grade.
fl. STOLPESTfID
406 Pioneer Press Bldg.
JgOQQQ— Store building with rooms
above; good barn. Corner
Carroll street and Western avenue.
<liOl OO —Eight-room house, modern,
*p&±\j\j wlth large barn> s?2 Carrol ,
street.
<I£PQOO —Nine-room modern house,
ID&&\J\J g BS phalen avenue> This
house cost to build $4,500, and is a bargain
at the price asked.
: GJI QQO —Ten-room house with large
lot, corner Pleasant avenue
and St. Albans street.
<ifl 000 —Eight-room house, corner
fP ±-Kjyjyj Front and Woodbridge streets.
*lsf->^n —Six-room house, 76 Front
<p\ju\j street Thls is cheap>
Want an offer for eight-room house
known as 192 Midway street, with two lots,
50x125 each.
PARK REGION BARGAINS.
We offer a list of choice lands In Otter
Tall county that cannot be excelled for
the price. Lands are adapted to stock
raising and general farming. Easy terma
will be given.
320 acres, with nearly 80 acres of choice
meadow, which has been cut for several
years, balance easily cleared. Some good
hard, timber. Price $7.50 per acre. Will
not divide.
440 acres fine land, some timber and a
fine meadow. Not a foot of waste land.
Price $6 per acre. Will not divide.
424 acres west and north frontage on a
nice lake. Some fine meadow. All first
class land. Make a perfect stock farm.
Cannot be divided. Price 57.50 per acre.
BOEDIGHEIMER & NOWELL,
202 Globe Bldg., St. Paul, Minn.
Or R. G. Isherwood, Agt, Sebeka, Minn.
FOR RENT BY A. HOLTERHOFF,
Room 214, Phoenix Building.
MODERN HOUSE, No. 565 Westminster.
Modern house, No. 722 East Third.
Modern house, No. 503 Kittson.
Modern house, No. 885 Phalen ay.
Eight-room house, 975 East Jessamine.
Cottage, corner Jessamine and Green
brier.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
"WANTED—Experienced and competent
traveling salesmen of good appearance
and address to call on the general mer
chandise trade with our line; bond re
quired. Box 608, St. Louis, Mo.
WASHING—Wanted, a woman to do
washing. Please call Tuesday morning
prepared to work at 488 Jglehart at.
WOMEN to do plain sewing at home,
$1.50 per day; four months' work guar
anteed; send stamped addressed envel
' ope for particulars. R. W. Hutton &
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
HOOMS FOE RENT.
ROOMS—At Hotel Fey, corner Cedar and
Seventh, finished rooms by the day
or week: steam heat and bath; tran
■lent trade «olicit«d.
COLLEGE AY., 26 WEST—Furnished
rooms, all modern, gas and steam heat.
EXCHANGE ST., 392 WEST—Nice, large,
unfurnished rooms; steam heat, gas,
bath.
PLEASANT AY., 282—Nicely furnished
fide room; furnace heat; bath room
same floor. * m
IF YOU EAT, drop into the Weller
Restaurant. 406 and 408 Wabasha St.;
under new management.
PLEASANT AY., 162—Two nicely fur
nished rooms in private family; modern
conveniences; central location; to gen
tlemen only.
ROBERT ST., 625—Furnished front room
on first floor for rent.
ROOM—Large, pleasant front room, fine
location, convenient to business, every
thing modern and homelike. Address
B2S Broadway.
ROOMS—Two elegant furnished front
rooms, suitable for gentlenmir and wife,
and also side room. Apply 148 Nina ay.
SEVENTH ST., 278 WEST—For rent, a
nicely furnished front room suitable for
gentlemen; also one room for light
housekeeping, reasonable.
TENTH" ST., 97 WEST—Two nicely fur
nished front rooms for rent, $4 and $6
per month; board if required.
FLATS FOE RENT.
FOR RENT—Large front alcove room,
suitable for man and wife or two jyen
tlenfen, with good board; strictly pri
vate family; references. Address W W
O 28, Globe.
FOR RENT—Nice comfortable seven
room flat, hot and cold water, bath,
gas, etc., $13. Foos Block, Dousman st.,
near West Seventh.
FOR RENT—FIat of four rooms; all mod
ern improvements; no children. 601
Selby ay.
FLAT of four rooms on second floor, wa
ter and sewer; rent, $10. 123 West Sixth.
TO SUBLET to Sept. 1. Suite 84, The
Marlborough.
STORES FOR RENT.
STORE for rent corner Dayton and
Western ays. Inquire 633 Dayton ay.
WARRENOALE
— O in
COMQ PARK.
The owners of a large number of hand
some building sites near Como Paxk,
have decided to offer lots for sale upon
terms of payment that must prove at
tractive to investors. Today Warrendale
is to St. Paul very like that which the
property adjacent to Central Park was to
New* York about twenty years ago. The
appreciation in values In the vicinity of
Central Park In twenty years appears
almost FABULOUS, the appreciation in
values in Warrendale in the next twenty
years will prove to be WONDERFUL.
The Warrendale property is UNIQUE in
Its location and advantages, and there
is no other residence district in St. Paul
that may be compared with it. The lots
will he sold subject to an agreement re
stricting the location of buildings to be
erected, in order to insure uniformity in
building line 3. The lots offered are on
GRADED STREETS, where WATER
MAINS are laid, and have direct com
munication to the centers of both St.
Paul and Minneapolis by the COMO IN
TERURBAN line.
Block I—Lots 17-22 inc., each $500
Lots 26, 27, 28, each 600
Block 4—Lots 1-8 and 9, each 600
Lots 2-7 inc., each 500
Lot 10 500
Lots 13, 14 and 15, each 550
Lot 16 650
Lots 21-23 inc., each 600
Block s—Lots 15-17-22 inc., each 600
Block 6—Lots 7-11 Inc., each 450
Lots 13, 14, 16, 18, 20-22 inc.,
each 450
Lot 23 650
Block 7—Lots 8-13 inc., each 450
Lot 14 550-
Lots 15-19 inc., each 450
Lot 20 500
Block B—Lots 3-C inc., each 450
Lots 8. 10 and 11, each 450
Lots 12-15 inc., each 450
Lot 16 650
Lots 17-22 inc., each 450
Lot 23 500
Above lots will be sold on terms of $50
cash payment, with balance In monthly
payments of $10 each. WITHOUT IN
TEREST.
For plat of Warrendale apply to
J. J. WATSON
133 East Sixth St.
J. I. FARICY,
54 Nat. Ger.-Am. Bank Bldg. 7
CDI 1 CA-Nice house; lierriam Park; JiO
(DllOU foot lot.
<1»1 Qnn~line seven-room house; Cook
tpIOVJU and Arcade.
<bi 1 f\r\~ Slx rooni3; city water; Maple
SpJLIUU Blreet.
d»1 P^.C\f\— FaT thirteen flue tola; Midway
JpIOUU district.
QOCi^/^V-Finestven-room modern house;
«P<SO\JU Fuller street.
CDKOAO Bny" ele BftUt8 ftUt nine-room strictly
*D*-)\J\J\J modern house; Oaceola, near
Victoria.
(fcQ^K EACH—Two business lots; heart of
vpO/O South St. Paul.
Che lapl«ilTt1 apl«ilTto Ir'salc. J • !• FARIGYa
A. HOLTERHOFF,
REAL ESTATE AXD LOAMS,
Room 214 Phoenix Bldg., 7th and Cedar.
THREE LOTS 50x150, with eight-room
house, barn and chicken house; snap.
$2,200, modern ten-room house, the best
of everything in this, house could not
be built for $3,000, East St. Paul district.
Several houses from $660 up; good loca
tion.
Big enap in vacant lots In vicinity of
Harriso.n School.
155 acres five miles from city; $40 per acre.
$1,000 takes 160 acres in Dakota county.
HOUSES FOR SENT.
COTTAGES—For rent, two very desir
able cottages at Ramsden Park, Bald
Eagle lake; they have screened dining
rooms and porches, fireplaces, beautiful
shade trees and hike frontage. Inquire
Northwestern Distributing Agency, 376
Robert Bt.
MODERN 10-ROOJI BKKK HOI SK.
103 WILKIX. WAL.KIXG DIS
TANCE. $30. SHEPARD, «4 EAST
FOURTH.
HOUSE—For rent, nine-room house, with
bath, gas; five blocks from Seven cor
ners. H 184, Globe.
783 EAST SIXTH — NINE ~ ROOMS,
HARDWOOD FINISH. FIRST
FLOOR. SPL.ENDID HOISE. $30.
SHEPARD, »4 EAST FOURTH
MODERN, STEAM-HEATED HOISE,
114 SUMMIT. 14 ROOMS. NEW
PLUMBING, NEW DECORATIONS,
ETC. ipGO. SHEPARD, 94 EAST
FOURTH.
HOUSE-294 Arundel-Well-situated house,
within three blocks of Selby car and
one block above Western: all modern
Improvements, $20 per month. R W
Jefferson. 700 Germanla T.ife.
HOUSE—For rent, 377 Smith ay., 5 rooms.
yj. See Reese & Co., Pioneer Press.
HOUSE—For rent, house 590 Iglehart st.;
nine rooms; all modern. Inquire 586
Iglehart st.
PLEASANT STEAM-HEATED FLAT. 6
ROOMS AND BATH, GAS RANGE.
LAUNDRY TUBS, ETC. CORNER
COLLEGE AND ST. PETER. $ao. J.
W. SHEPARD, 04 EAST FOURTH.
#«5— 1--ROOM, UP-TO-DATE HOUSE
ON SUMMIT AY., OPPOSITE MAHL.
BOROUGH FLATS. EXCELLENT
LOCATION FOR HIGH-CLASS
BOARDING HOUSE. SHEPAHD. J>l
EAST FOURTH.
Don't Lie Awnkf Night* wondering
where you can find something you want,
but simply put a little "ad" in the
Globe Want Columns. They bring
quick returns, because everybody now
reads the Globe.
BOARD OFFERED.
ARE YOU GETTING TIRED of your
present boarding place? Put a little
want ad In the Globe and you'll hear
from all the good places.
BOARD—Large, nicely furnished alcove
room, with good board, in private fam
ily; modern house; gas, bath; walking
distance; moderate. 365 Pleasant ay.
LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM, with boaxvl
everything modern; ten minutes' wallt
from business center. 633 Wabasha
corner Iglehart. '
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS
consult the Board and Room Directory
I have large list of the best places. Mrs
C. H. Baker, 691 St. Peter st.
A Good
Investment
i
LOCATION, 225 to 235 Rondo
Street, at corner Louis Street.
PRICE, $9,000 (no trade), on
terms to suit.
TOTAL RENT, $1,465.80
at present low rental.
FIXED CHARGES, $331.31
including taxes and insurance.
NET INCOME, $1,133.49,
or over |2% net
REMARKS—The rents will never
be lower than they are today. Tha
property is in good condition, and
will stand closest investigation. Th©
size of the lot is 120 feet by 120
feet. I am informed that the
building alone cost over $12,000
when erected.
WM. C. READ
515 New York Life Building.
THE BEST HOME
ON THE HILL
Offered at a medium price; No. 797 Hagu©
avenue; faces south; 8 rooms; beautifully
finished.
On Easy tiE* A AAA On Easy
Terms M»4pUUU Term/
smithTtaylor
MANHAITAN BUILDING.
MANNING'S RENTING AGENCY,
National German-American H«n!i
HuildiriH- 1
HOUSES, flatß and stores for rent in all
parts of the city; eight-room cottage,
large barn and carriage house, Whit*
Bear lake; eight-room cottage, Bald
Eagle lake.
RENTAL LISTS.
FOR RENT—Two very desirable st«im.
heated flats in "Gitoai, XXX« LiR
m o-o 1 « excellent repair.
flat^iiY* 81 Third ""--Five-room
flat, all improvements ... _f«
No 684% Selby Av.-Five-rooATflat;
all improvements ... m
No. 460 Bancroft St.-Seven-room" cor
ner house; furnace and all lmprove
is7me i^ n£ w}y » japered throughout... Jl7
No. 140 East Ninth St.-Ten-room
Mh U«,: C4 ty _*' ater and sewer $15
No. 333 Banfll st.-Flrst floor- five
xTroom,?: £ lty water and sewer.. }i 3
m n i% B Bates,ates floor; four
rooms; city water $ 12
No. 1098 Woodbridge Av.-Seven-fooni
fcVe C& Water; "M put In flr.t-
No. 156 Baker St.-Seven-room hous*';
cistern #o
We have a perfect location "for"a small
manufacturing concern, with «t?niii
heat and power plant. The SL" Paul
Trust Co.. EndlcottßiiUdln" **• aul
ESTATE.
B^ UIw ri/ ,corner lo* on Fairmount
ay.; 60 feet front; will advance money
Lk he. lp r,bV lld- John J- «'arroll, 418
___^_J s J^lng J _^nj^polis.
Fi?^» SALE—Houses and vacant lots st
«• ? m u prlces: -11 Pnrts city, also
tin If ar property- Baker, 97 Mar
wanted to kent.
!; "this coupon good for !
35 Cents
In payment of a 20-word want ad., two !
times, under classification Wanted to ]
Rent, if presented at Globe office'
before 10 p. m. Monday, March 5. ]i
D? N,' T WANT to rent a few lines
in the Globe want column In which to
tell your wants? A few cents a day is
all it costs and it's sure to bring re
turns because everybody now reads th«
Globe. |
IF YOU EAT, drop Into the WeHer
Restaurant. 406 and 408 Wabasha at.:
under new management.
FLAT—A young married couple would
like to rent a modern heated flat of
about six rooms; can give the best of
references; no children; will not pay
over $25 per month. Answer, giving
particulars, etc.. to F 157, Globe.
MAY 1, modern house, seven or eight
£? o Om?' S5- Anth«>ny hill. R. M. Neely,
603 Manhattan building.
NOTICE.
MANY thousands of other people ar«
reading these columns today Just as
you are. If your want was here the
chances are some other reader could till

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