St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-16
AUCTION SALES.
II. II. kavanngis. AuctiOneer.
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.
Two Lots to BE Given Away.

UST out Rice street. at the Northern Pa
- cihc railway crossing, Saturday. Sept. -.
iS9L at $50 y. IN. Every adult person on the
ground at 2:3j D. III. VIII stand an equal
chance OF securing one Of the lots u be given
away Just after the sale of the 81 lots. The
lots 10 be given away are lot Is, block 3, and
lot u. block =, OF Ha.er's Subdivision OF
WaicOtLs Addition TO Cottage Homes. Lots
i'll these blocks formerly SOLD for S31U each
This method of advertising is to secure your
attendance ut the sale. We Know that if you
are there and see the lots selling for song
you will buy one for yourself. II is not nee.
essary, however, for you 10 buy lot In
order to yet one of The lots 10 be given
away.
The terms of sale will be SIS CASH, BAL
ANCE 30 PER MONTH, or l-3 CASH, BAL
PER CENT INTEREST.
Don't forget that America is n country that
speculates in real estate probably more than
any other country in the world. and that the
history OF real estute speculation shows that
periods OF dizziness and depression are fol-
lowed by periods of advancing values and
high prices. This has been repeated over
and over again. In ST. Pau, we are at the
end Of the pei iod OF depression. and at The
beginning OF the period Of advancing values
aud high prices. This is so plain 10 every
one who watches the pulse OF the business
world that no argument is necessary to SUP
pottit The property offered is in Hagers
subdivision and Rice Street Villas at the
Northern Pacific Railway crossing, and on
both sides OF Lake Como and Phaen ave-
nues, Just where the new Excelsior factory is
located. Electric cars within three blocks.
Haif-mle OF side tracks now built. This
district is certain to fill up with manufac.
tories which need side trackage and will
have 10 come here 10 get it. see the shops
and Industries located about the Great
Northern tracks at Rice street, where the
side trackuse is about all taken up and the
price Of land is high. Rice street is the
main road, ana the best graded leading north
from the ;lty. 1t Is ten miles long, and drains
three townships.
more raj idiy in the last few years than the
Rice street district. The building line has
been extended every year. and every year
sees new houses, new people and new indus
tries locating in this district. The cordage
factory and brass and metal works are
among the notable industries that have re-
Gently located i'll this district.
Make all investment in real estate in a
growing city at Il reasonable price, and it IS
the safest as well as the most profitable OF all
Investments.
Losses of money invested in real estate are
q mere bagatelie compared TO the losses of
money invested in personal property. while
the profits made in real esta.e are the won
der Of the world. For instance, the Astor
estate.
This is an opportunity that may not occur
in lifetime. Real estate has declined in
value for the past seven years, aud owing to
again, and it is bound 10 react very soon.
Real estate cannot continue TO decline any
longer while the city continues to advance,
and there can be no doubt that the material
Interests OF our city have advanced steadily
during the past seven years. All the fine
buildings in the city have ueen built during
that time The Pioneer Press. New York
Life, Geimania Life. Endicott Arcade Man.
haitian building, Merchants National Bank,
j. j. Hills residence. and. in fact nearly ali
the buildings in The city worth mentioning.
Our street Car system has more than
doubled its mileage OF trackage Thousands
of houses have been built and many
thousands OF people have settled in the city,
as is shown by the largest registration by
300 names In the history of the city, at the
last election in May. This means that l..
UO1 people have come TO ST. Paul since May
1892
Now railroads have built into the city and
great transcuntinental line has been built
through to the Pacific coast. Mark the in
crease of population following the compile
ton of the n. Z. II. X. to the coast. The
population increased from 40.0JD Omitted
states census) i'll 1881, TO 10000 Estate census)
in 1855. We have lately seen the Great North
ern railroad completed to the coast, and
within the next few years we shall see the
same results that followed the completion of
the Northern Pacific railroad.
The increase of our population the in
crease OF our jobbing trade and manufact-
ures. The increase of our prosperity and the
low the development of the country lribu-
tary to great railway line of 4,a0J miles.
This result followed the completion of the
Northern Pacific, and it will surely follow
the completion of the Great Northern.
There have never been any greater oppor-
tunities to make money in the past than
there are now before you Those of our
citizens who bought real estate after the
completion of the Northern Pacific made
lots Of money. Real estate is now as far be-
low fair. reasonable a, d legitimate value
as it was at the time of the boom above
such value People now realize that the
turning point has arrived, and steady ad-
vance in prices will follow the general re-
sumption OF business. Business is now rap
idly resuming its norma! condition. Com.
mercial reports show Enthusiastically that bus
mess is reviving on all sides. Our own job
bers report the best business they have had
in years
Don't be blind to the opportunities offered
you. You can make no mistake III buving
real estate in st. Paul at the present low
prices A small amount invested now will
make You handsome return in the near
future.
For further information see
p. 7. KAVANAGH Auctiuueer.