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U f\f sl{ I&^^Tnr/^m! DO IdT^lT 'C Are prevailing just now on real est»at>e. Properties are in excellent shape, and the prospect*? for an adviiica are first class. WAy
|V.X/ 'wIV Dv £ 1 a t\l wJ^CJ make an investment in' something that will surely pay you? You will find it to your advantage to lookup some of the bargains quo ted below.
A SOFT SNAP
f A large, good, modern house, on a large, good lot, 70x176, facing south,
;with good barn, one-half block from street cars, one block from Hamline uni
versity, where you can rent every spare room to students; at a low price and
on very easy terms; small cash payment and monthly payments for bal
ance.
■ . This is a rare chance. Look at it.
H. S. <& L^^FAIRCHILD
Court Block, 4th Street, Opposite Court House.
.; B Capital $250,000.00 . surplus $50,900.00 - . Guaranty Fund *1 OO.OOOjOO- ;l|
) /@k <^m /^X WE OWN AND OFFER for sale I
Blllllls^^l^ carefully selected first mortgages upon im- |
N^^jgg SlL^^ P rove city and farm real properties, which are I
"21 W^^^^^^^^^ as sa^e as ie best bonds and more profitable. I
«ffl^^^^nflHi All collections made free of charge, and no m
BbBHB^QH|Bp^3I one has ever had occasion to foreclose a B
JEyyjM^gkHjf mortgage purchased from us <& ,* ** ** P
Security Trust Company i
«niwo JWew York Life Building, ST. PAUL S
RabertLWare&Co.
201 Germanic Life Bldg.
$5650
For a new modern and up-to-date
residence on Ashland avenue, just east
of Chatsworth. Hardwood finish, por
celain bath and open plumbing, hot
water heating plant. Choice location
for a fine home. Terms reasonable.
GOODRICH AYE.
Near Grotto street. A beautiful home,
thoroughly modern and well located.
May be bought upon very reasonable
terms and at moderate price.
$4000
Grand avenue (No. 600), near Dale
street. Large S-room house, some
what old-fashioned, but easily remodel
ed at a reasonable expense. The lot,
60 feet by 150 feet, is a beautiful one,
with handsome shade trees, and is
worth at least $2,500. This is certainly
tt bargain.
$2750
Large S-room house, water and sewer,
on West Seventh street, near Tus
carora avenue. Lot has a frontage of
80 fe*>t.
ROBERT L. WARE & CO.
FOR SALE
If you want to buy anything, or have anything to sell, this depart
ment will quickly fill your wants. Make use of it. When answering an
"ad," please say you saw it in The Globe.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
$4.200— GOOD DOUBLE HOUSE ON
St: Anthony Hill; rents $540 per year;
expenses light. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
$l,9?sH-X<tKj6B EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
oh Webster, near West Seventh; rented
at $22 per month; with city water up
stairs and down; cemented cellar, etc.
$3,500 SNAPS UP OUR BEST SPECU
lation, i. c.. 55 feet on Eleventh* be
tween Robert and Jackson; rentals net
10 per cent, and the lot will double and
treble in the next year or two.
$500—A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON FAlß
view ay., one-half block south of Uni-
versity.
J9SO—AN IDEAL HOME SITE AT MAC
alester; 112x160; faces east on Macales
ter ay.. one-half block south of Sum
mit; will cut up into three lots at $500
each.
$400—THE CORNER OF LEE AND BAY:
sewer, water and sidewalk; excavation
for house.
$500—AN IDEAL LOT, CORNER CAR
roll and Fisk, facing south, 40x142;
sewer, sidewalk and water.
$2,500—U0x100 N. WEST SIXTH. OP
posite new armory; this property will
be selling at $300 a foot in three years.
$3,000 FOR A LOT ON ROBERT ST.,
near Eighth; Robert st. is bound to I
grow north; it's our best street and it
can't grow south; one and one-half
blocks from this lot Robert st. is worth
$2,000 a foot; figure it out for yourself.
$1.600—A GOOD SEVEN-ROOM HOME
on Valley st.. a short walk to business.
$2.300—A FIRST-CLASS EIGHT-ROOM
home on Jackson; bath, closet, etc.; Al
condition.
$575—5200 DOWN AND $25 PER MONTH
gets a neat little cottage and beautiful
large lot, corner Richmond and Superior.
H. S. & L. F. FAIRCHILD,
91-92-93 Court Block, 24 E. Fourth St.
$450 EACH FOR CHOICE LOTS ON
Meudota St., between East Sixth and
Francis st: cheapest lots on Dayton's
bluff. A. Stolpestad. 406 Pioneer Press
building.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A PROP
ortv. but have not sufficient means to
I>ay for such, take one of our contracts,
which will furnish you the money and ]
give you the privilege of repaying us in
small monthly installments for a term
of tiff eon years: amounts from $1,000 to
$3,000 loaned. For particulars call or
write Northwestern Consolidated Home
Company. 216 New York Life building,
St. Paul. Minn.
$800 WILL BUY 4-ROOM COTTAGE,
with city water; lot 60x125; corner York
and Greonbrier ay. A. Stolpestad, 406
Pioneer Press building.
NEW ST. ANTHONY PARK MODERN
HOUSES.
NOW. while the mater la! we use in our
houses and the precautions we take
for making them warm can be plainly
seen, we invite your inspection of a
beautiful eight-room house with all
modern conveniences, under construc
tion, on a 75-foot lot covered with fine
trees, near the Como-Harriet line in St.
Anthony Park; price. $4,000; terms very
easy: we have two others recently com
pleted, very high grade; one at I-'J.SOO
and one at $5,000, which we'can show
you at tho same time. Call Sunday
afternoon. W. W. Clark, 2268 Com
monwealth aye.
$2,400. NEW HOUSE ON MARGARET
st.; arranged for two flats of six rooms
each; open plumbing upstairs and down:
one block from street car; cheap; owner
must sell. E. S. Beck, Hotel Ryan.
FOlfc ROOMS AT 23 WEST ACKER ST.,
near Great Northern shops; city water,
hard wood floor. N. W. Habberstad, 802
New York Life Bldg.
$1,450 WILL BUY 8-HOOM HOUSE IN
good repair. No. 732 Jessamine st; look
this up. it is a bargain. A. Stolpestad,
406 Pioneer Press building.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN A BEAUTIFUL
j home in Merriam Park; call at my office
. Monday or:Tuesday:'this property
•>*'■" -=t vt. IS'jjrrai-.. 2Ct Prior ay.
• .■ . . „?
878 Payne Avenue.
785 East Lawson street, seven rooms;
large barn, city water, good cellar; lot
40x125 to 20-ft . alley. *1300
A bargain JfrlOUU
Nine-room house on York street, near
Payne avenue; city water on both floors;
large cellar. Requires $500 cash. <RI9QO
Only <l"*'ww
626 Jenks street, six-room cottage in
sood repair; city water, good GM 900
cellar. Only &l£t\J\J
946 Hudson avenue, Dayton's Bluff. Look
this up and make an offer.. :,, ; w ,^
836 East Jessamine street, two-story,
nine-room house; city water; <£Ifi^O
large lot <piUUU
1114 Mississippi street,, eight-room
house, large lot. This is a reaiqMQQO
bargain at <piOU V
161 East Cook street to be sold <JM9ftfl
at only ... ; S >IUU
874 Westminster street near 51300
831 East Jessamine street, all modern
except heating and gas. In<R4fiflfl
first class repair «piUUV
I can offer investments that will bring
15 per cent net. .•^'••.> ii^ii^rr.
BARGAINS
Several lots for sale cheap in Central
Park Addition. I have the exclusive sale.
Come and see me for prices. .i. i
W. H. Richardson
305 Nat. Ger. Am. Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE.
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE A GOOD
thing, or if you have a good thing for
sale, no matter what it is, you will ac
complish what you seek through the
use of The Globe columns.
CUPBOARD FOR SALE—NEW CUP
board in very good condition, worth
$10; will sell for half-price. Call Mon
day, 303 Sherburne ay.
PARLOR AND DINING ROOM SETS,
nearly new; bedroom and kitchen furni
ture, stoves; cheap; leaving city.
Call 62 Park place, near St. Peter St.,
THERE WILL BE A SALE OF DOLLS
and useful articles for the holidays at
the House of the Good Shepherd, Milton
and Blair sts., commencing Dec. 7. The
sisters kindly solicit the patronage of
their friends.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, NOTICE!
FOR SALE—TYPE. JOB AND NEWS
cases, stands, fancy brass dashes and
brass leads.
CHAMPION SERIES.
16-A, 18-a font of 24-point; 11-A, 15-a
36-point; 10-A, 14-a. 4S-point.
DUERER SERIES.
32-A and 64-a 12-point; 22-A and 48-a
18-point; 22-A and 44-a 24-point; 10-A
and 21-a 36-point; 9-A and 17-a 48-point;
8-A and 16-a 60-point; 8-A and 14-a
72-point.
BEAUTIFUL ERA SERIES.
28-A and 40-a 12-point; 12-A and 25-a
18-point; 15-A and 18-a 24-point; 10-A
and 12-a 3G-point; S-A and 11-a 48-point;
G-A and 9-a 60-point.
ORBIT SERIES.
24-A and 60-a 12-point; 16-A and 32-a
. 18-point; 14-A and 20-a 24-point; 10-A
and 18-a 30-point; 10-A and 14-a 36
--point; 8-A and 12-a 48-point.
CLIFTON SERIES.
18-A and 42-a 18-point; 12-A and 20-a
?4-potnt; 10-A and 15-a 36-point; 8-A
and 12-a 48 point; 8-A and 10.-a CO-point.
VINCENT SERIES.
42-A and 6S-a 12-point; 24-A and 48-a
18-point; 18-A and 28-a 24-point; 10-A
and 18-a 36-point; 10-A and 15-a 48
--point.
LA SALLE SERIES.
24-A and 48-a 12-point; 16-A and 32-a
18-point; 9-A and 12-a 24-point; 12-A
and 15-a 30-point; 9-A and 12-a 36
--polnt; 7-A and 12-a 48-point.
Quads and spaces from 12 to 72-point.
ALSO—IOO job and news cases, 3 double
wooden stands, 2 single wooden stands.
200 fancy brass dashes and 50 lbs. 8 and
10 to pica, 13 ems. brass leads.
All material good as new. Not one bad
letter in either of the faces named. Will
accept any reasonable offer for all or
any portion. Address The Globe Co.,
St. Paul.
EUROPEAN TOUR.
GRAND EUROPEAN TOUR, PERSON
aIIy conducted. Gibraltar,, Algiers. Na
ples, Rome, Florence. Venice. Vienna,
Berlin, Paris. London. Two monhts;
all expenses St. Paul back to St. Paul.
5425; leave Jan. 9. B. G. Benson, Agent.
Thos. Cook & Son, 373 Robert sU St.
PauL
WANTED TO BUY—REAL ESTATE.
WANTED—TO BUY DIRECT FROM
owner, couple lets with buildings on
or rear car ime. Address F IS7, Globe.
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 29.1903.
Smith & Taylor's List
48 EAST FOURTH STREET.
$1300 —Six rooms, barn antf large lot on
'East Robie street. West side; first class
neighborhood; close to stores, street
cars and school. Easy terms.
$1600 —$500 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years;
good south-facing six-room house; barn
and large lot; stone walks. The im
provements are worth more thar2 we are
asking for the whole property.
$2000 —$500 cash, balance monthly, buys
seven-room house; water, sewer, bath
and gas; on Midway avenue, "West side.
This is cheap.
$200 cash and $700 on easy monthly pay
ments v.-ill buy an eight-room house and
large lot on the West side, near South
Robert and Augusta streets, near State
street car line. This property is very
cheap at above price. Now rented for
$10 per month.
$10C0 —Buys 50-foot lot on Lincoln avenue,
east of Chatsworth.
$450 Buys lot on Dayton, near Lexington.
$400 Buys lot on Fuller, east of Chats
worth.
$400 Buys lot on West Central avenue, be
tween St. Albans and Grotto.
$425 Buys a full-sized lot on Ashland
- avenue, near Milton street.
$625 Buys a better one in the same lo
cality.
$200 —Lot on Smith avenue.
$500 —South-facing lot on St. Anthony
avenue, near St. Albans.
I $500 —Large lot on Cherokee avenue; bluff
view.
$150 to $500 Takes a choice of nearly 100
lots in the West Seventh street district.
$1600 Buys 35 lots corner Maryland and
Arcade streets.
$500 Buys lot on Goodrich avenue; sewer
and water in the street.
$250 Buys 45-foot front on West Seventh
street, corner of St. Clair; all improve
ments in both streets, including side
walks. A splendid business corner.
$500 Buys 5 lots on the corner of Pleasant
and Armstrong.
| $450 Buys lot on Banfll, near Smith
avenue.
$250 Buys south-facing lot on St. Clair
street, near Duke.
$1250 Buys south-facing lot on Grand
avenue, near Dale street.
$1000 Buys 120 feet square at northwest
corner of Portland and Saratoga.
$350 Buys southwest corner of Portland
and Saratoga.
$1000 Buys a small farm near the end of
the Smith avenue car line, West St.
Paul.
$400 —Eighty feet, two lots, corner Cypress
and Con way, south facing.
$550 —Sixty-foot corner. Dayton and Ox
ford street.
$2000 For six acres of beautiful level land
near West Seventh street and Otto
avenue; this makes 44 lots, and is the
best speculative bargain we know.
SMITH & TAYLOR
48 East Fourth Street.
Dale Street
Corner.....
At Grand and Dale I am offering 150
feet, east-facing, on Dale, by 140 on
Grand, for $7,500, or $50 per front foot.
This is the best corner on the Hill for
a building proposition.
WHS. C. READ
New York Life Bldg.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
THE C. E. RAND COMPANY
CO-OPERATIVE RACING STABLE
AND TURF ENTERPRISES.
On Oct. Ist. 1903, paid all investors a
quarterly dividend of 9 per cent on all
moneys invested, in addition to the reg
ular 3 per cent weekly dividend which is
forwarded to all Investors on Wednesday
of each week. This extra quarterly divi
dend has varied in amount according to
the results.
Quarterly Dividends Paid
For the quarter ending
July Ist. 1902. 7Vi per cent
For the quarter ending
Oct. Ist, 1902. 11% per cent.
For the quarter ending
Jan. Ist, 1903. 8% per cent.
For the quarter ending
April Ist, 1903. 6»,£ per cent.
For the quarter ending
July Ist. 1903. 8»4 per cent.
For the quarter (now
ended) Oct. Ist, 1903. 9 per cent.
Our aim is to pay investors the full
earning on money invested by them as
the above statement will show, and our
enterprises is such a wonderful and grow
ing success that we are confident the
next quarterly dividend, payable Jan. Ist,
1904, will reach much higher than the
present dividend just paid.
Full particulars and beautifully illus
trated book mailed free upon applica
tion.
THE C. E. RAND COMPANY,
32 Broadway. New York City.
Our Next Quarterly
Dividend
payable Feb. Ist. will double that of any
February dividend paid by us hereto
fore.
(Kir Last Quarterly Dividend
paid Nov. 2. reached the immense figure
of 27 per cent.
ftll our Quarterly Dividends
have averaged 20 per cent, more than
twice as much as any other company in
existence. Our quarterly dividends are in
addition to our>
WEEKLY DIVIDENDS OF 4
PER CENT.
paid regularly every Tuesday. Write for
booklet and references in your own lo
cality.
THE METROPOLITAN ASSURANCE
ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated.
200 Broadway. New York.
CASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE OR
business no matter where located. If
you desire a quick sale send us de
scription and price. Northwestern
Business Agency, W 312 Bank of Com
merce Bldg.. MinneaDolis.
WORLDS FAIR—INFORMATION GlV
en on any proposition. Investments se
cured. Business promoted. Estab. 50
yrs. Oboar Investment Co., St. Louis.
DANDRUFF.
BALDNESS.
FALLING HAIR.
Any scalp illness, or prematurely gray
hair successfully treated and perma
nently cured by using Dr. Peterson's
Microcide Hair Grower. For free treat
ment call at Parlor Floor, Clarendon Ho
tel. Sixth and Wabasha.
SHOE STORES, $12.000~STOCK. IN MlX
nesota. city of 9,000 inhabitants ; $9,000
stock in North Dakota, city of 14.000 in
habitants; these are absolutely first
class propositions; will consider part
trade. Address 518 New York Life
building, Paul.
WANTED TO BUT SALOON CHEAE
for cash or rwrt buiidir.g for saloon.
Address X 109. Globe
Hig . as He fl
Winter Work for Good Agents.
The tendency is now South, not too far south, but to a milder climate. Anticipating this last year, we purchased ;
100,000 Acres
In Carter, Butler and Ripley Counties, Missouri. This is the land of the "Bio; Red Apple" and the Luscious Peach.
It is the finest fruit and garden country in the world, and is also suitable for small grain and corn. For graz
ing it cannot be excelled, no long winter feeds. Our lands are within 150 miles of the best markets in the country,
--accessible to St. Louis, Kansas City, Memphis and St. Joe.
Situated in the Ozark country, there is no extreme heat, no blizzards or extreme cold.
These lands have a fine growth of white oak and other hardwood—the pine was cut years ago, no underbrush,
lands easily cleared.
. Finest growth of Blue Joint and Red Top everywhere.
Retail Price, $5 to $10 per Acre. Special Price on Tracts
Write for maps and descriptive matter.
Southwest Land ®> Orchard Co.
We Want Agents. J No. 708 Manhattan Bldg., St. Paul.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A REGULAR INCOME GUARANTEED
BY
JOHN R. PEARSON t CD, (incorporated)
Five to 7 per cent weekly on accounts
of $25.00 and upwards has been earned
and paid by this company since January
lst, 1903. Our grand success is undoubt
edly the result of our strict adherence to
conservative methods."
Percentage Percentage Percentage
Is. our aim. and the secret of our suc
cess. Positively no stock, oil. mining or
betting proposition, but a perfectly legit
imate business enterprise. Immune from
the vicissitudes of the speculator, yet
earning for our patrons more actual net
.profit than they ever believed possible. Ev
ery dollar invented is subject to withdrawal
upon demand, and it is with pride that we
can say we have never lost a dollar for
any subscriber, nor failed to return in
full, upon request, all of a subscriber's
original investment.;- • ■'
You can easily verify the truth of our
statements. Bona fide investors in . your
own ■ locality should convince you. Un
questionable banking references, together
' with our handsome free booklet; will be
sent you upon request. Address all com
munications to
JOHN R. PEARSON & CO., "
225 Dearborn St.. Chicago.
BETTER YOUR CONDITION.
By investing in our privilege trading
department; customers have always re
ceived 5 per cent per week, with extra
dividend twice a year. Booklet free;
bank, financial and customer reference.
Mack -Commission Co., Mack block, Mil
waukee, Wis. ' .t;«
NEW MAIL ORDER PLAN—SOO CIR
| culars mailed made $98; money still
coming; great hit; results many months'
experiment; write with stamp. Hill
Bros., St. Louis, Mo. ___
$200 STARTS i YOU IN PROFITABLE
■ mail order and agency business that
> can be conducted from your home. Ad
i dress Temple, room 906, 100 Wash
ington St.; Chicago. '. - ~,
INCORPORATE YOUR BUSINESS;
special rates on charters under the
laws of any state. Stock and bond is
sues underwritten. A. W. Dymond,
Phoenix bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
BAKERY •; AND RESTAURANT. FOR
> sale at a sacrifice. Address 151 West
Sixth st. ■•.'.;■
FOR SALE. $225; HAIR PARLORS IN
city of 10,000 inhabitants; only one in
the place. A. D. Condit, 802 New York
; Life.
SECURED INTEREST IN A RATTLING
.;. good mercantile business: $500 required;
' salary $75 per. month; position must be
;* filled- at once; references.- 513. Ger
v mania bldg.. Milwaukee, Wls. :>;"-•
MASSAGE.
MRS. STINE. SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE
' and baths. 27 East Seventh st. - - ;
TAKE SCIENTIFIC I j MANIPULATORY
treatments and baths at Mrs. Wagner's,
■ '43% East Third st.. cor. Cedar.
- EXPRESS AND MESSENGER.
EXPRESS AND MESSENGER SERVICE,
5 hack service, baggage hauled and dis
■ tribution of circulars.- Call both 'phones.
538. St. Paul Messenger and Express, 57
East Fifth st. 'i_7tv^.3^^--"-;> ~":
MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
FINE VIOLINS CHEAP—BEST GER
-: man makes; fine ' tone, -fine ■ wood and
"■ finish; complete outfit $10 to '$25: call.
-. and '• see them :or : write for them; . fine
repairing a specialty. O. M.- Molinson.
. violin maker, 43 Vi East Third street,
St. Paul. Minn. .— ■;- ..
I, FOR TYPEWRITERS.
WANTED— i AND WOMEN EV
;; erywhere; to appreciate i that > every day
.•: there : are '. excellent; chances to better
<y yourself offered in these, columns.
5 *35.0»-*SC»ttD-M*N9 irreW»Ttß> $35.00
'•'' Remingtons. Smiths and Manhattans; all
in seed condition. A Call an* examine. 125
Endjcott Arcade. ~ • ■-, ' >'• :
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
MISS HULL REMOVES SUPERFLUOUS
hair, moles, etc., by electricity; only
positive and permanent remedy; refer
ences given; established nine years. 54
Mannheimer Bldg.
LADIES—OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
relieves without fail delayed or abnor
mally suppressed mens'truatfon. For free
trial address Paris Chemleal Co., Mil
waukee, Wi3. ■'*'■' •-'
LADIES IN TROUBLE 1. CAI.X. OR
write Dr. Bly, 27 iFooirth st. south.
Minneapolis. New books, [25c.
FOR SALE—FINELY JreRNWHED SlX
room flat, used as massage parlors, or
for rent to right party.. 2|3 Third ay.
north, Minneapolis.
YOU CAN FACE THE DUTIES OF
life with greater determination when
filled with energy and vigor. Try
Reeves' Iron I'ills. Druggist. Seven
Corners. Money cheerfully refunded.
YOUR LIFE READING; MANY TYPE
written pages concerning business, love,
health, etc., free; send date of birth,
sex. Address Astropathic Institute, Au
ditorium bldg.. Chicago. Reason, your
recommendation wanted.
SISTERS IN DESPAIR—SPEEDY RE
lief; abnormal suppression, any cause;
write for remedy; safe. sure. Dr.
Martha Walker Co.. 163 State, Chicago.
MANS BEST FRIEND—DR. MUTTER'S
Quick Cure for Lost Manhood; arts im
mediately. "It does the business."
Sample FREE. Kraigco, Chemist,
Dept. 62, Milwaukee. Wis.
FEMALE DISEASES CURED; IRREG
uIar menstruation quickly cured; forty
years' experience; office open from 9
a. m. till 10 p. m. Dr. Wheeler. Globe
bldg., Minneapolis. Tel. N. W., M. 1753
J-l; T. C. 335; good home for patients.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
LOGGING HORSES—LOGGING HORSES
—A large and complete assortment con
stantly on hand, also farm mares, gen
eral purpose horses and drivers; look
over our stock before purchasing else
where; the largest assortment to be
found In the entire Northwest. Barrett
& Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market.
St. Paul, Minn.
21 HORSES, INCLUDING FARM
horses and mares, with foal, delivery
and general purpose horses, 2 light
mules, wagons, buggies, harnesses;
must be sold; cash or time. Kennedy
Bros.. 15 East Ninth.
WANTED—TO BUY A PONY. 800 OR 900
pounds: must be perfect and in good
condition. Inquire 8. H. Reeves' drug
store, Seven Corners.
CALL ON RELIABLE DEALER * FOR
second-hand cutter. harness, bobs;
trade if you are in market for new;
also fur overcoat and wheel. Address
F 167. Globe. ■>.' - ...
LOGGING HARNESS, $30; FARM HAR
ness, $20. -■ Helnze Harness Co., Sixth
; and-Rosabel sts.; catalogue free. ''i - -'■»
?i LOST AND FOUND. * |j
LOST, ON FIFTH. ST,. FROM MINNE
* sota' to Wabasha, or on Wabasha. from
Fifth to Selby car, black silk belt with
■; : silver buckles. Finder kindly return to
459 • Selby, of - Miss Stern, VolkszeitungA
corner Fifth and Minnesota st. '" :^r '■:s,
LOST—AT DANZ CONCERT AT MO
zart hall, otter scarf; suitable reward at
• Wright & Wagner's, ' corner West Sev
enth and Chestnut sts. .
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS—EYES EX
. amined, glasses fitted; c Oculo, ! the cele
brated French eye remedy,' by mail. 25c.;
F. H. Harm & Pro.. 109 East Seventh st.
Vt FURS. . ?
FUR GARMENTS OF ALL KINDS RE
; paired and remodeled by -practical • fur
- rier; reasonable. 547 Broadway.
;\i . UPHOLSTERING. V :
HERE, YOU ARE— OLD MAT
; ; tress* made' new for $2; . upholstering at
:'.'" equally low prices; •.? upholstered ~ fur
■'»*- nitare and. mattresses made >to order.
4 -•» Charfe* E. Lindeil * Co.. Broad
war. Both 'j*on*s.
, SEWING MACHINES.
300 SINGERS, DOMESTICS; GENUINE
automatics, IS. 75; Drop Head, five
drawers, oak case, all attachments, ten
years' guarantee, $13.50. 99 West Sev
enth.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
THE VERY BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN
in the line of houses for sale are always
to be found under this classification of
The Globe.
PRINTERS.
A TRIAL MATI~6rDER~WILL SHOW
how quick, cheap and well we can do
your printing. May we serve you? The
Abbott Printing Co.. Union block. St.
Paul.
RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Baptist.
FlßST—Ninth and Wacouta streets; Rev.
Raymond M. West, pastor; services at
10:30 a. m.; subject, "The Persecuted
Righteous and Their Safety;" subject
at 7:45 p. m., "The Two Great Articles
of a Saving Creed."
> PILGRIM— Cedar and Summit; Rev. W.
D. Carter, pastor; Rev. C. H. Crawford,
D. D., of New York, will preach at
10:45 a. m.; sermon by the pastor at 8
p. m.; subject, "The Best Wisdom and
How It Is Obtained;" baptism at even
ing service.
WOODLAND PARK—Selby avenue and
Arundel street; Rev. Henry B. Steel
man, pastor; services at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.; morning subject, "The Lord
as a Shepherd;" concert exercise in the
evening; subject, "The Bible;" special
music at both services.
Congregational.
ST. ANTHONY PARK—Rev. E. S. Pressy
pastor; morning subject, "The Christie
Idea of God and Man;" evening sub
ject, "St. Paul and the Teachings of
Jesus."
ATLANTIC—Bates avenue and Conway
street; Dr. Matt Evans, pastor; services
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; subjects,
"What Shall Be Done With the Strang
ers," andf "Casting Out Devils;' special
music, vocal and instrumental, for even-
Ing service. «^
PACIFIC—Acker street, near Mississippi:
Rev. William J. Gray, pastor; morning
subject. 10:30. "Whose Faith Follow."
evening subject, 7:30, "Rewards for Ef
fort."
PARK —Holly avenue? and Maekubin
street; Dr. Alexander McGregor, pas
tor; morning subject. "Reasons a.s a
Nation for Thanksgiving;" evening sub
ject. "Science and the Bible."
PLYMOUTH—Summit and Wabasha; tha
pastor. Rev. George M. Morrison, will
conduct services and preach at 10:30 a.
m. Young people's meeting at 7 p. m.
Presbyterian.
EAST—Ross and East Seventh; J. Cope
land, pastor; morning service at 10:30;
subject. "The Most Necessary Element
of Our Faith—the Christ of Personal
Experience;" evening service at 7:30;
theme. "The Beautiful Gate."
CENTRAL—Cedar street: John Mayhew
Fulton, D. D., pastor; preaching at l»):30
a. m. and 8 p. m.; morning subject,
"Seeing God Afterwards;" evening sub
ject. ••What We Learn from the Prodi
gal's Father as to God's Fatherhood —
Lachlan Campbell. King Arthur or Peg
gotty, the True Type?"
FlßST—Lincoln and Grotto; morning
service at 10:30; R«>v. Archibald Cardie,
pastor of Macalester church, will piva<li.
HOUSE OF HOPE—Fifth and Exchange
streets; Rev. W. H. W. Boyle, D. D.,
pastor; services at 11 a. m. and S p. m.;
morning subject. "The Real Menace to
the Safety of the Nation;" subject, 8 p.
m., "The Book in the Home."
GOODRICH AVENUE—Garfleld street;
Rev. D. Diamond Mitchell. pastor;
preaching service at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.; morning theme. "Thanksgiv
ing:** evening subject. "The Great Phy
sician.'V
DAYTON AVENUE—Rev. Maurice D.
„ Edwards, pastor; services at 10:30 a. m.
■ and 3 ; p. m.: morning topic, "God's
-IS tored-up. Goodness. in the even Ing - a
'J special li Thanksgiving service of - .song;
c> the new chorus will assist the quartette
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RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Methodist. -.. "*
CLINTON AVENUE— Thomas W«
" Barbour, Ph. D., pastor; morning sub
ject. 10:30, "The Need of Intelligent Pi
ety;" evening subject, 7:30, "The Mis
. takes of the Wicked."'
—Dayton avenue and West: Third
street; Rev. H. V. Givlcr.',>".pnstor;
preaching. 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.; top
ics, "An Alarming Verdict;" "flow to
Be Saved." „ y, }^,
CENTRAL PARK—Rev. Benjamin. Long
ley, pastor; Rev. W. K. Marshall. D.
D., former presiding elder of St. Paul
district, will preach at 10:30 a. m.;
subject, "Sure Triumph of Christian
ity."
KING STREET—Rev. 11. T. Ackerman,
pastor; Rev. J. W. Fryckberg will
preach at 10:30 a. m.; subject,- "The
Christian's Aim;" the pastor will preach
at 7:30 p. m. subject. "The Divided
. Heart."
GRACE— and Minnehaha, Edward
H. Goodell, pastor; morning theme,
"Christian Growth;" evening theme,
"The World's Greatest Preacher and
His Message."
FIRST (German)— Olive street and Van
, Slyke court; Rev. J. Berger. pastor:
sermon, 10:30 a. m..- "Conscience;
preaching in English at 7:45 p. m.
BATES AVENUE—Bates avenue, be
tween Ravine and Euclid; H. E. Ryan,
pastor; public worship at 10:30 a. m. .
and 7:45 p. m.; morning discourse.
"Christ's Interest In This Life;" even-
Ing subject, "The Law of Life and Mod
ern Murderers."
HAMLINE—Rev. R. N. Avison. pastor: *
subject. 10:30 a. m., "The Questionings
of the Children at Supper Time;" 7:38
p. m., "The Mission of Moses, or an
Open Door Into a Real World."
Episcopal.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH—
street f - near Kent; Rev. A. Overto«
Tarrant, rector; holy communion. 8 a.
m.; morning prayer and sermon," 11
o'clock: choral evensong and sermon.
7:30 o'clock; morning subject, "The-
Night Is Far Spent;" evening subject,
"The Belief in Everlasting Punish
ment."
CHRIST—Fourth and Franklin streets;
Rev. Charles D. Andrews, rector; Rev.
E. E. Madeira, assistant; holy com
munion. 8 a. m.; morning prayer.. Jt
o'clock: sermon by the rector; subject.
"The Advent Message;" evening pray
er. 7:30 o'clock; sermon by the rector;
subject. "The Church's Opportunity."
Miscellaneous.
PEOPLES—Pleasant avenue; Dr. S. G.
„ Smith, pastor; at 10:30 a. m. the pas
•tor will preach on "The Good of Life,"
and at 8 p. m. will occur' the second
St. Paul mass meeting, at which Dr.
Smith will conduct the service and Dr.
Ohage will speak on "Public Baths and
Public Health."
ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Church of Redeemer —Lafayette and
Woodward avenues: Rev. O. C. Krein- .
- heder, < pastor; services 10:45 a; m. and •
7:45 p. m.: morning subject, "How '
Shall We Receive the King?" in • the
evening there will be a reunion serv
ice of all confirmed In the church.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN— and Mc-
Boal; Rev. Carl C. Davis, pastor; morn
ing theme, 11 o'clock. "The Church in
the. Home;" evening theme, 8 o'clock,
"The Church' and the Young People." -'•
ST. PAUL SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE—
Fellows' hall. Wabasha and Fifth
streets; Lyceum and conference. meet
ing 2:30 p. m.; lecture by Mrs. Carri*
Tryon at 8 p. m., subject, "Homes In
the" Spirit World."
ST. PAUL'S UNIVERSALIST—Mackuhin
street, near Ashland avenue; Rev..-D..
B. Taylor, pastor; sermon. 10:30 a. m..
"Christ and the Rich toung. Man;' 1
young people's meeting with an ad
dress by the pastor, 7:30 p. m. • . -r
NEW JERUSALEM (or SwedenbOTßlan)
—Virginia and Selby; Rev. Edward C.
Mitchell, pastor: service at 10:30 a. m.;
subject of sermon. "The. Symbolic !
' Meaning of the Inward Parts of th«
Body as Named In the Bible."-
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientist)
—Raudt-nbush building. Sixth and : St.
Peter streets,-10:45 a. m.; subject/"God
the Only Cause and Creator." ±*9*&BS&b§&!
SECOND CHURCH.OF CHRIST (Scien- '
v- —St. ■ Alban* street- and Holly ave
> dm: IOr4& a. in.. "Ciod the Qniy Caua« r; :
i---»»4- Creator." : ■■'" -"■'