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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

be sold and now it has been sold at
prices such as to permit those who
nave bought it to turn it readily at
a proht- A greater portion of it may
be said to be on the market. The
prices obtained at the sale | should nor
call particularly good, considering the
present state of the market. but that
suppo'e waS because the property
nearly all went to persons who bought
II for the purposes Of speculation You
see, the man who wants propertv for
himself hesitates to purchase If AT .
SAFE Of that kind for the same reason
that he would hesitate to buy a car
rage horse at a horse auction. There
is too much of an element Of uncer-
talnty. and only those who are ia
mlilar with real estate matters know
lust what they are doing. The or
binary buyer would rather go to an
agent and make his purchase through
MN one thing that I noticed was
that the purchasers who wanted lots
10 bulld on paid much more for it
than those who wanted it for purely
speculative purposes It was the sanna
with the garden lots. If a market
gardener wanted tract for his own
use he would keen on bidding until he
had the price up beyond other tracts
In the same vicinity which was pur
chased on speculation.
Some of the property which was
sold is located in West<.St. Paul be-
tween South robert street and Smith
avenue. some on West Seventh near
the Short Line crossing. and then
there was the whole of West End
addition near the corner Of West Sew
enth and Pleasant. and Commission
f1ouse row at the corner Of Sixth and
Wacouta streets. That is all good
property and considerable Of il will
soon be improved
Drifting to other phases of the real
estate BUSINESS, Mr.. Smith said:
Tn the last fifteen years have
never seen time when there has
been so large a number Of purchasers
Tor moderate priced houses-that is.
house to cost $1,000 to $4G00-as at the
present time. We have in process Of
construction ten of these moderate
priced houses, and although none of
them is ready for occupancy. four of
them are already sold We have not
on our books today a fiat house or
pulldlng to rent, and few DAYS ago
! Went out witt gentleman to look
Tor nat. and although we drove all
over the city. we could only find two
| neither of which was at all suitable
There has been a decidedly active
movement in Summit avenue lots with
| In the past few weeks I know Of
eight or ten transfers and one of the
purchasers who paid $500 was within
two days offered $1,000 for his Iot
There are fiat buildings of tbs hand
soner kind being erected all over ST
Anthony Hill, and as far as I can as
certain most Of the flats are spoken
for already"
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Immigration Is Active.

Now there is we'll under way a
great influx of immi grants into the
West such as has never been seen be-
fore even at that time- and to me the
conclusion is irresistible that the eff
feet of it all win be enormous additions
Of population to all of the Northwest
ern cities Not long AGO I read in one
OF the Minneapolis newspapers state
ment of. one Of the well known bust
ness men Of that city to the effect that
In five years more MINNEAPOLIS vouli
have population of $50 900 and when
/ read it. my impression was that the
man was talking extravagantIy or was
foolishly sanguine in his ideas. In the
light of subsequent reasoning on nv
own part, however, I am inclined to
believe that while the statement was
perhaps a little overdrawn to give If
emphasis it was entirely reasonable
and the prediction not by any means
beyond the range of possibility.
Speaking in all seriousness. I look to
see an increase OF from 1900 to 100. eco
in the population of ST Paul within
the next five years.
''The period of depression which fol-
lowed THE Doom of former years was
the natural result of the mushroom
growth of the city and the reckless
speculation which came of the too
rapid advance of prices; and now that
would be avoided. The people of St
Paul and the Northwest have learned
their Lesson and will never make the
same mistake again.s They will not
try to force the growth of the city or
the country, but will gauge their
progress Dy the natural conditions.
Now we have a large and healthy city
upon which to graft any new growth
and there is no danger that the in
grated offshoots would impair the
strength of the parent plant"
Dawson Sale a Stimulus.
'The recent sale of the Daw
son property will, I believe, have
a beneficial effect upon the real
estate business generally and viii
give healthy stimulus to the
market" said Chester A. Smith.
in conversation with It he Clio b e
Friday afternoon Pursuing the sub
ject more in detail. Mr. Smith explain
ed: There is a large amount Of that
property most Of which is desira bly,
located and saleabIe People have
known for a long time that it was to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

was that it was primarily due to the
closely anteoedent, movement of home
seekers toward the West There had
been, as we know, vast immigration
to the farm lands of, the West, not
only from foreign countries but from
the Eastern portions of the United
States, and, carried along by the force
Of that general Z Western movement.
came strangers in large numbers to
the cities
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"A. EB.LAWTOM's LB3T

I $l250O-Brick block. 90x1OG: three stores:
corner lot; leased to pay per cent
net a bargain.
$25OO-Seven choice lots on West -ide
near river and new railway; these will
retail to pay 100 per cent profit this
year.
$30OO-Eight-room house and twenty
four lots; good locality; Convenient %
school and electric line
S900-Buys' three choice lake-frJnt lots
AZ Mahtomedi.
$f0O-Buys two front lots at White
Scar Beach. facing boulevard
$i50O-Six-roOm house. whole block
White Bear lake. near lake. fine trees
shrubs and berries: a bargain.
S120O-WhOle block on West side. streets
graded; must sell this week.
$40 Per Acre-Fifty acres adjoining
DellwoOd station. White Bear lake; can
be plated and sold at a great profit.
Office, Room q. Court Block.
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HOFFMAN & co.
Commercial BuiIding-oth and Ced,

commercial Building 9th and Cedar.
Sltoo-For a six-room house on Rondo.
cade ST.
, lS5O-For seven-room house and two
fots on bluff, overlooking the river, in
$3fG0-House of eight rooms and bath
thoroughly modern. on Bates av.. Day
toms Bluff
$:s0'I0-This is a snap-An eleven-room
laurel av. home with lot frontage of
81 feet 1t will rent at $40: an invest
nnent paying II per cent after all ex-
penses are paid.
$1200--For seven-room house on York ST.
Good homes in Rice St district at from
81 100 to d.700 One near West Seventh
st at $3.50.
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AUCTION SALE

G~~~~~@~~~@~~~~r@~~r~N~~-~~
SALE CONTINUES
NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL IBID.
AT rs w. 9TH ST, AT 10 A. NJ.
CONSISTING OF UPRIGHT ARI-
ON PIANO IN PERFECT TONE
AND A FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENT
CONTINUED SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
OIL PAINTINGS, ETCHINGs.
SKETCHES, RARE BOOKS, ELE-
CANT HOOK CASE, FINE WRIT
ING DESK, DINING SUITE IN OAK.
FINE ONYX STANDS, CENTER
TABLES IN OAK AND MAHOGANY.
FINE DRESSERS, PARLOR SUITE.
LIBRARY CHAIRS, AND LEATHER
COUCH, MUSIC CABINET, METAL.
BEDS, HAIR MATTRESSES, Pill
LOWS, CHINA CLOSET, DISHES,
GLASSWARE ETC. A FINE LOT
OF VELVET, BRUSSELS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, RUGS, DRAPER
les, LACE CURTAINS, ETC. IF
YOU WANT BARGAINS IN GOOD
GOODS, ATTEND THIS SALE. A.
G. JOHNSON, OFFICE 4I9-42L
JACKSON ST.
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j. C. BEATTEE
The Real Estate Man.
376 ROBERT STREET.

s300O-B-lck block on University av.;
win trade.
$1s00-16J acres near St Paul. meadow.
timber
SO Per Acre-1s0 acres. Roberts count.
South Dakota. with buildings; lN acres
ready for crop. nice grove; near White
Rock
$50 Eight acres on Daytons bllG:
cultivated; near car.
10 acres with house. near city limits.
$1,000; 500 down. or S125 for rent of %
acres. with buildings: near limits.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
STORES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Fine large store, 461 St. Pc
ter St; also house, No. so West Ninth
st. Inquire 719 Dayton av.
FOR RENT-Fine large store. ISL st. Pc
ter ST.; also house, No. SO West Ninth
st. Inquire 719 Dayton av.
STORE on st. Peter st. occupied by Wis
consin dairy seven years; No. sos ID.
w. c. Ruff, Globe building.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

ss2S0O-71x90 feet. corner Burr and Beau
mont SITS, with two-story dwelling or
will sell the ground alone for 81 500 A
fine location for a double house.
$So0-Eig ht-room house. No 9of Wood
$3.50 to S500-Lots on st. Anthony av.
and Rondo St. east of Avon; water
sewer, sidewalk in front of these lots
sS4;.5-Threa lots on graded St. one Of
these lots has sewer and water; Day
tons bluff district; this low price to
close out an estate.
S750-Two large lots corner Arbor ST.
ard Jefferson ay; water and sewer In
front of these lots.
CAMBY & MEIER,
Real Estate and Hortgage Loans.
80 9. 4tia Straet.
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WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE

~--~--O>-e--~-~~-~--~r~~~
SEVEN OR EIGHT-ROOM COTTACf z
in desirable neighborhood: willing to
pay cash. Address X Is, Globe, with
full particulars.
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WANTED TO RENT.

~~~4~~@~o~~~~e~~~~@-"~@I~
COTTAGE - Wanted, unfurniShed lake
cottage for the summer at some lake
nearer than White Bear n a, Globe.
HOUSE-Wanted, June /, nine or ten
Dale St; good location. Address Z 43,
Globe.
WANTED Modern five or six-room fat,
west of Wabasha, for two adults. V 10,
Globe.
WANTED-To- rent house of about seven
rooms, with modern convenienees; inter-
urban district preferred or Dayton
Bluff. Address n 81, Globe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
BUSINESS PERSONAL.

PNN--~N~~~~~-N~~~~~~~~N~N~
MISS HULL removes superfuous hair.
moles, etc, by electricity; only positive
and permanent remedy; references CIV
en-; established eight years. Room 81,
Mannheimer building.
MISS WEIGH permanently removes SUI
perfiuous hair, moles, etc, by electricity
sis; references given; manicure and
face massage. so Manufacturer building,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
Daniel KELLY
REAL ESTATE, LOANS
and RENTALS.
4I8 PIONEER PRESS BUILDING.

$1G00o-WiIl buy THAT valuable prop
eIty, 10 feet on West Sixth ST. by 100
feet in depth and a corner being only
one-half block from where the new
Armory building will be erected this
summer This should sell on sight at
this very low price.
SozO0-Will buy So acres in Washington
county, 40 acres in cultivation, with
large house and with several other
improvements; suitable for a gentle
mans country home; fronting on a
nice lake; Il miles from St Paul: ~
miles from electric cars the improve
ments cost $1,000. See me for further
particulars
SlS50-Will buy nice seven-room
house. Charles St: south-facing; near
Harrington av
%3250-WiH buy eight-room house, Ar
cade st. near East Third.
~ 4Ots--Eight-room house. Atwater st. !;
well rented.
S@sO0o-Nine-room house and four-room
house, Central av.: corner; near Rice
S5450-Will get that nice nine-roain
house. asphalt paved street, near Sum
nit av.
S6lt--Nice lot on Charles St. near Dale
S'z.s0o--Eight-room house. Ashland av.
See me for good value.
can loan $1,000 on improved property.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
TYPEWRITING MACHINES.

BUY TYPEWRITERS with rent ycu
pay: all makes. Fay Sho" Agency, 237
Hennepn ay., Minneapolis; all makes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

nearly new; one buggy harness; very
cheap at Kents Express and Storagl
WarenoL Sc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

RRAUNTEI,L viii make Snort season
only mares booked early will be bred
to him.
Lockantare, by Lockhart, 2:0S1a, dam by
Alcantare, VIII make fun season; St
Paul, by Silas Write, dam by Sunday
will serve fifteen mares these horses
are all standard and fashionably bred;
Brauntell is by the great horse AK
tell 60, PIP, to high wheels; Lockan-
tare is bred just like Early Reaper,
having the great NutWood and Wilkes
cross; st. Paul is the handsomest CHEST
nut horse you ever saw; these horses
are all pure gated trotters with high
action; they have got SIZE being six
teen hands high; have got conformation
and finisn; in short, they are the three
best stations, taking everything into
consideration, in the West; come and
see them and let your eyes be your
judge. e. D. Andrews, Cos East Third
St, St. Paul.
THREE HEAVY HORSES for delivery
purposes, an done span of ponies; best
in city; also a saddle. Apply AZ West
Ninth st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


AN ELEGANT 1925 Crown Organ,
guaranteed in perfect order. $s0.59; pay
ments, SIS month, if taken this week.
BY NEW ENGLAND upright piano. ma
hegany finish in perfect order, $500; 1
must have $25; long time on balance.
X 40, Globe.
PIANOS AND 0RGANS-Piano and self
playing attachment, with large selec-
ton of music; almost new. Is,
Globe.
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viii make a Snort season
only; mares booked early will be bred
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
For SALE.

CUSTOMERS invited to see the bearing
home; now selling in shares; $40 each.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20

FOR SALE-A lot of show and wall
cases, two stoves, etc, at 119 West
Third St, second hand. Room 4; Inquire
from a. m. to p. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-20
DENTISTS.

DIR. SCHIFFMAN, 1873 East Sixth-Pain-
less extracting, gold filing 75c up: 9th
ers, SOC up: cleaning, SOC up; solid 22-k
crowns and bridges, $50 up; plates
$3.50 up; full set 81 to $40 Op ladies'
entrance of Ryan.
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DR.. Doran has no superior in diagoniztnx.l
and treating diseases aud deformitiss. He
will give $50 for any case that he cannet5
tell the disease and where it is located Il [
minutes. ~
All durable nle. Ia and surgical diseases
acute and chronic catarrh, and special Is.
eases of the eye, car, nose, and throat lnn. /
disc ase early consumption, bronehitis' hrnr
chial catarrh. constitutional satarrh' dve :
pcpsia, sick headache, stomash and bo$sl
troubles, rheumatism, neuralgia aciaf4. "A
Briaht's disease, diabetes kidney. H.
bladder. prostate and female diseases,
.iness. nsrvons;n;sss' Indigestion obesity
and ali wasting disease II adults. Ha-,$$
cases Of deafness, ringing In the ears, lose 81
eyesight, cataract IT,. eros: eyes, etc, that haJe
easily restored. Deformities, slab feet -
Nature Of the spine, disease Of the brsiI.
!f;x 81 s 4Se b. h:sTs
pain In the bones, granular enlargemente
and all long,standing disease. propexir5
treatment: .- Young, midd1s-aged and 8 n
from lost manhood, nervous debility. s,,Ss.
matorrhoea, seminal losses. sexual desey,s
falling , %sn9 or ws.1 EYES stsntsd
pimpies, impediment. to marrisee. ole u
blood and skin diseases, syphilis, eruptions 1.
hair falling bone s9ne+p "a swellngs soss
bladder troubles, weak back, bnrnin0 uri.sAj
passing urine too often, gonorrhoea, aloSf.
structure: yIeeei wi a searching treatmat,
Cancers, tumors, goiter, fistula, piles.
varicocele and enlarged glands, with 49, 80
subcutanious injection method, absoIutelS.
Of blood, 10 one Of his own dissoyeries. r.
IL the most really scientifie and errt.i.S,s
sure cure of the nineteenth century. No IS.
durable sa' 8, t aa consnatataa to thsss
Ae,.neapen,, Mia. ~ 1.,,.,. 49, ~,
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J. E Darling il having his feed
house shingled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hidlreth spent
Sunday at Round Lake with his
niece. IT.
A1el Ajdstrom, who has been
having the typhoid fever is able to
be out a little again.
Mrs.F. N. Crane, of Breckenridge,
Alnn., is visiting her parents in
this oity.-MankAto Review.
Mrs. Lewis and husband of
Luverne are here visiting her
brother and family Charles Hildreth.
Shoes that fit the foot
and pocket book, at
Murd0Ck & Hoover.
= Rev. w. "A. Putnam, of Rush
more arrived Tuesday to take part
in the conference now in session at
the M. E. Church.
The Seniors of the high school
have been assigned their tutors for
commencement orations and are
now preparing their subjects.
Few specials in under
skirts, going at cost, at
Murdock & Hoover's.
The handsome large plate glass
in the door of the Swedish Mercan-
tile Company's store was broken
Monday by breaking lose from its
fastenings..
Our high school base ball team
was defeated at Window Saturday
by q score of ~ to /. Our boys are
light weights and have had very
little practice. They considered
themselves lucky to secure one
score. They enjoyed a good time
just the same.
At the recent meeting of the State
Sunday School Association at
Winona, it was decided to hold the
County Conventions of this section
of the state at the following points
and at the following times: Mobiles,
Worthingtop, October 1924; Rock,
Luverne, October 24-25; Pipestone
Pipestone October Is; Lyon, Mar
shall, October 27-28.
Don't forget to call for
coupons for that handsome
dinner set, at Murdoch &
Hoover'e.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

I still have q few good horses left,
among them. ;.
1.span black horses weighing $3.50
1pair greys weighing 2400
Roam mare weighing 1900 :,
Bay horse weighing 14oo ~
Pair black Weetren mares, also
twenty five black face ewes. Will
have lambes now until middle Of
May. Will have ono full blooded
Clyde and one three quarter blood
Norman colts at Hurds barn ever
Saturday. Please call and look them
over before breeding. A. Oberman:
Aft. D;;' ". .:~H-o '2,..~ -. ,.4.
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Ian Shell loft , Monday fol-
| st. Paul. ;
Presiding Elder Bull, left Monday
for Bigelow. ',
H. 4. Garfield, of Luverne, wal
in the city Monday.
John Tolverson, spent Sunday
with friends az Rock Rapids.
The rail saw crew LETT Org, Sunday
and moved to st. James.
ia. Darling left Monday for Blue
Earth on a prospecting visit. =
R. V. o. Bartlett, left Monday
morning for Brewster and Dundee.
Miss Ida Schuck has gone to La
Port, Iowa to visit with her grand
mother.
!! A. S. Lansing, of Milwaukee was
in the city Sunday, the guest of R.
V. .. Bartlett.
House paint $1.40 Barn paint rs,
oil rs per gallon, at. the 'Ctiy
Pharmacy. ii.
Auditor Trip wife and mother,
left Saturday for a few days visit
with friends in Sioux Falls.
J. II. James, has decided to build
and operate an elevator at Reading
the coming grain season.
The best and latest styles Of wall
paper at the lowest price can be had
at '"rhe City Pharmacy 11-4 =,
Frank Cutler has resigned his
position on Pannell's transfer line
and will assist his brother in the
cement business.
j. n. James and wife, are visiting
friends and relatives at Adrian.
John says he is putting in the time
building fence on one of the farms.
+ We learn through a relative of
Thoms Prideaux who is now up north
which stated he had purchased q
half section of land and was delight
ed with the country.
D. W. Chute being in very poor
health has decided to sell his hotel
property in the north end of town.,
He reports they have q good many
boarders which indicates that is de-
sirable property. -.
G. S. Eastwood, formerly of this
place but now of Homer, Michigan,
editor of the Homer Vidette a week.
~ paper, the Farm, Stock and Home,
farm journal and secretary and
treasurer of the Eastwood Medical
Co, of Homer, Mich, was shaking
hands with old Heron Lake friends
this week. He informed us that he
expects to be away from home q
month or more, travelling over the
northwest establishing agencies for
the celebrated Cream of Spruce
dyspepsia tablets, which is. fast
taking the lead as remedy for that
fell destroyer of all comfort in life,
dyspepsia. Times Heron Lake
\
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Loo Shell, visited 1r1ends NJ
Brewster, Tuesday.
T. A. Palmer made trip to
Brewster, Tuesday.
Rev. Carl Anderson, Of Luverne
was in town this week.
Fred Schoneman, Of Round Lake
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Merle Hubert is reported on
tho sick list this week.
Rev. j. W Orrock, of Hendricks
arrived in the city Tuesday.
James O'Donnell, of Sheldon, Ia,
was in the city Monday.
E.F.Clower, editor of the Bigelow
signal was in the city Tuesday.
There will be confirmation
services at the Swedish Lutheran
Church next Sunday:
Ben Gullick, the hustling land
and investment broker, of Edgerton
was in the city Tuesday.
It is reported that hail fell at
Sioux Falls, Monday evening and
rain at Sioux City Tuesday after
noon.
w. E. Bloom, had force of men
at work Tuesday monirng moveing
the house off the site of the new n.
E. Church.
Mrs. J. T. Hayes, formerly Mrs.
Edgar left Tuesdaty for San Fran
cisco where she will make her per-
manent home.
Wilson Ager says he is ready for
the races, on the new fair grounds
as he beat Riechoff's automobile
three times Sunday.
Sun B0f1uets, to keep
dust out of your eyes, at
MurdoCk & Hoover's: 1T
The Worthington Dancing club
will give the last dance of the season
Friday May 2, at Masonic hall. The
Marshalltown Orchestra will furnish
music, ticktes one dollar.
The executive committee of the
New Fair Association will recon-
mend the Patterson piece of ground
northeast of town. Arrangement
are being made for the articles of
incorporation and rules. It is ex-
pected meeting will be held Sat-
urday to take further action relative
to grounds etc.
The Worthington House livery
hack was seen around our streets
all day Tuesday, and on calling at
the barn for the cause the A d.
vance reporter was Informed by
Mr.. Doolittle, that it would be a per-
manent thing from this on provided
it proved a paying venture. He be-
lieve as we do that the town has
grown to that proportion that it
will be appreciated and will be pat
ronized as soon as people find out
that it is hitched up and ready for
calls at nominal prices. 1t will also
take families and other parties for
drives. The reporter also noticed
that they had not been wasting the
dull winter season but had been
getting their rigs all painted up and
were in better shape than ever to
care for their patrons.
A few ladies' Dress
left which we will
close out at cost, next
HA~H~~1r n
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WILL sell or trade clear title
.W lands in Dakota and Kansas,
IA money to loan on real estate in
this county. E. ]. Wolven.