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26 Mffimm*Mm Defective Page 26 mffimm*mm Saturday Evening:, THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. September , 23, 1905. _^_BUSENESS^ANCES___ __JB3JSngESSjDHANC^__ ^USINESSOHANCES^ FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-m&CELLANEOUS HORSES AND CARRIAGES AUT^MOBJiE^ANDJBICYC^ __ IftOTEL, SPLENDID MINNESOTA MONEY v RYAN &,LA DUE, Continued. Continued. W Continued. 19oTRAMBLEBrTlsOR^POWiaU^Trr^9iM • maker; 40 light bedrooms, Ape office, ele­ % ? * 1027 Washington,* Av S. * 4< 5»Sale. ~ 1903 Olds, 6-horsepower 200 gant dining room, modern kitchen, baths, $1,006 FREE; THE CITIZENS OF KENSLNG- FOR SALE—THREE-CHAIR BARBER SHOP; T.' C. Phone 1045. GINBENG SEEDS, CHOICE LOT, 1904 AND HORSES FOR SALE—FAST PACER, S YEAR8 1903 Rambler. 8-horseoower 275 "*»• steam heated, electric lighted, county seat, ton", Minn., offer a bonus of $1,000 to any party 15 and 25; town and doing first-class business. Headquarters for all kinds of new and 1905 crop. Geo. M. Reichard, 2418 Fillmore erecting a modern hotel at that place; no For puitleulars nddiess 1)09, Journal. street. old, grandson of Allerton, dam by Nutalwood, 1904 Rambler 16-borsepower .............. 700 4,000, 4 railroads (only $2 hotel), making second-hand goods; safes, showcases, counters, sire of Castlewood; weight 1,000 lbs; nfrald 1903 Winton, 20-horsepower '.. 760 #**t > $250 month, Sunday point, $2,000 cash re­ hotel at present. Address the Commercial FURNITURE OF FAMILY HOTEL, ONE OF shelving, saloon and store fixture, office fur­ SECOND-HAND FURNITURE VERY CHEAP of nothing; another horse, 8 years old, best 1905 Eldrldge. 10-horsepower 400 fc*%L quired. Club, Kensington, Minn. the best locations in city, 45 rooms, doing niture, wagons, sleighs, carriages, stoves, and on easy terms. White, 215 5th at S. single driver in the city; these horses are 1904 Premier. 16-horsepower 700 %* Hotel , best opportunity for $2,000, 35 FOR SALE—STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY, good paying business. 156, Journal. ranges, furniture, carpets, tinware, crockery, sound, kind and would be especially adapted All above machines thoroughly overhauled rooms, county seat (only hotel), railroad point, fruits, cigars, stationery, jewelry, etc.; stock lamps, glassware, refrigerators, pianos and GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SUIT; GOOD CONDI- tor doctor's purposes; drop a card to Library and guaranteed In good order. as^v —f%' steam heated, baths, making $200 each month, just invoiced $625; will sell for $400 cash, if WANTED—PARTIES TO INVEST IN FIRST- organs. tlon; cheap. Call 2713 Irving av S. apartments, corner lith and Hennepin, and I Great Western Cycle tl Auto Co.. %£% _Z " class enterprise; this is honorable; look it Goods stored at reasonable prices. will drive arourtd. John Z. Lewis. low rent. • „„ taken at once; yearly sales, $4,000; a snap. up at once. Address 867, Journal. 612-619 1st av S. ' % Hotel, catchy little money winner, 28 Address 810, Journal. PIANOS—BARGAINS IN SHOPWORN AND GOVERNMENT HORSES. State agents Rambler. Marlon and National j rooms, steam heated (only hotel)* town of FOR SALE—THE V. S. HOTEL AT SAUK used pianos: three upright pianos, $90, $110, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS 500 head of first-class Al drivers delivery cars. Auto tires of every make a specialty. _*•. 1,000, rent $45, making $150 per month, $800 A ROOMING HOUSE OF 84 ROOMS ON WASH- City, Wis., for sale chenp. Inquire of Mrs. $120; one Ivers & Pond piano, $185; one and general purpose horses left over from our FOR SALE—ONE OLDSMOBILE, ALL IN GOOD? cash. Ottilie Meyer, Sauk City, Wis. Haines Bros, piano, $210; one Howard piano, WANTED—FIRST-CLASS MEAT MARKET Fix­ overnment contract just completed that must condition, $300; one 1903 Winton, new tires'1 Hotel, modern commercial hotel, 60 rooms, ington av S, near depot, rent is $80 per month, g I WANT TO JOIN A FIRST-CLASS BRASS $220; one McPhail piano, $290; one Brlnker- tures, tools and good sized icebox, cheap for e sold at once regardless of cost to get them and In first-class condition, $750; one 12 H. P.' fine office, bar, billiards, town 10,000, clear­ with steam Leat; bringing in a monthly in­ hoff piano, $200; easy payments of $3, $4, cash, at once. Bllchfeldt, 250 Temple Court. off feed. Come early to St. Louis, four-passenger, buggy top, $375; --" ing net each month $500, $2,50Q cash. come of $225 per month average. T. J. Jan- foundry, anywhere, to take out railroad jour­ $5, $6, $7 a month; new pianos for rent, $3.50 Midway Horse Market, one 16 H. P. Model demonstrator, $900; one Hotels, Minneapolis and St. Paul, three ney, 20U Oneida Bldg. nal car bearings._ 96, Journal. _ and $4 a month; one year's rent allowed If WANTED—THE BEST OFFICE SAFE $45 WILL Barrett & Zimmerman, 16 H. P. Model, with canopy top and glass good ones, strictly first-class propositions, run­ FOR SALE—ONE SHARE PROFIT-SHARING buy; full description in first letter: size and Midway, St. Paul WANTED—AT ONCE, RELIABLE MAN WITH purchased. Foster & Waldo, 36 5th st S, make. Write Moffett, 19 Washington av N. front, $1,000; one 20 H. P. Model demonntra- ning in price from $2,000 to $10,000 cash as not less than $3,000 to $5,000 to take the posi­ Laundry Co. stock. Address B. W. Menden- _corner_ Nicollet av. PARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRAFT- tor, $1,500; one 1904 Model B Cadillac, Det." ' first payments, never been offered for sale be­ tion as cashier with a large corporation; good taall, 15 5th st S. Main 189. NEW BARGAINS IN FURNITURE TO CLOSE WANTED—TO BUY A WATCHMAKER'S ers, farm mares and general purpose horses tonneau, $550. A. H. Ekbergh, 907 Nieollet fore. salary and extra large profit on your Invest­ lathe and other tools; must be in first-class will find It to their advantage to inspect av. Minneapolis, Minn. ment. 668, Journal. NEWSPAPER, $4,500; LARGE PLANT, GOOD out quickly; 1 offer $11.50 oak rocker, $6; $.18 J..~118 Kasota Bldg. business, fine location. This is a snap if taken leathei chair, $12; $9.75 iron bed, $7; $39.50 condition and cheap. 918, Journal. our stock; a large assortment of first-class AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—ONE 0LD8M0- WANTED—YOUNG MAN. WITH FROM $500 FOR SALE—ONLY SHOE STORE IN CITY OF soon. Address 38, Journal. diesser, $26; $15 parlor suit, $9.95; $2 misses* WANTED-^IR~ON ROLLER FOR TENNIS horses of all grades always on hand; part time bile, newly painted, all in good condition, prlos to $1,500 to act asi bookkeeper and partner in 9,000 people, doing a cash business of $9,000. IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY KIND rattan rocker, $l.«j&; $4.50 hall mirror, .$2.95; court; must be cheap; state size, weight and given if desired. Zimmerman's Horse Mar­ $250; 1 Rambler, 2-passenger car with boggy a general merchandise store; just incorporated; Stock will invoice $8,000. Rent $18. Party of business and need some money see Walsh $14 folding ted, $4.75; $2 footstool, 95c; $10 50 condition. Address 863, Journal. ket, No. 12 2d st N. top. price $200; 1 Locomobile Steamer, with capital stock of $25,000; stock Is all Ju^t wishes to go into manufacturing. Cash deal & Co.. 525 Bo3ton block. dressing table, $11.75; 50c'student lamp shades, TEAMS WANTED AT NEW STREET CAR fine leather Victoria top, price $200; 1 Elec­ bought and a splendid chance for some young only. 511, Journal. 20c, lot -other odds and ends, at any price. WANTED—TO BUY A DRAY IN GOOD THRTV- man with business ability to step right into WE WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR YOUR BOOM- Paulson, 701 Nicollet, third floor Kerr's. ing town: state lowest cash price. Address shops; work until after Christmas: boarding tric runabout, In first-class condition; prlos business. Should prefer Scandinavian, one that FOR SALE—SMALL BUSINESS BUILDING ing house. Do you want to sell? Walsh & 166, Journal bouse on grounds- no charge for stable or $400; 1 1904 Model "B" Cadillac, detachable I I could come immediately to take charge of the with lot, for less than cost in southern Min­ Co.. 525 Boston Block. WE PLACE ON SALE MONDAY, SEPT. 25, blacksmithing. Call at field office, corner Uni­ tonneau, newly painted, $675. Northwestern books and open them up. This is a splendid nesota; fine location in city: good for any the elegant and costly furniture of a Park WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR 0ABT- versity and Snelllng av, St. Paul, Monday Motor Vehicle CO., 219 6th st S, Minneapolis, country and a good territory. The store is all kind of business. Address G. B. S.. Ill 13th FOR SALE—"THE MECCA" SALOON, 505 av resident, including a $400 Emerson piano off clothes. Sussman & Schroder, 114 Wash, morning. George Cooke, general contractor. Minn. r Washington av N. Call The Mecca Saloon, new, 25x100, with warehouse attached; also st N, Fargo, N. D. for $85; $48 mahogany dresser, $27.50; 4 ele­ av. N. *y FOR SALE—TEAM OF BAY MARES, BOTH FOR SALE—A FEW RARE BARGAINS IN AV* basement. References required and given. Ad- 505 Wathinzton av N. gant iron beds at half-price, $45; combination WILL SELL YOUR PROPERTY. SEND DE- with foal; 7 and 9 years old; sound; weight tomobiles: dress Lock Box 32, Aneta, N. D. ._ SALOON AND GENERAL STORE FOR SALE, sideboard for $20; dressers for $5 up; Raal- in good live town; making net profit $3,000 WOU1.D LIKE TO HEAR OF GOOD TOWN StTlption and price. Shenard. Bank commerce. 3,000 lbs; heavy wide-tire wagon with double Model A Cadillac in first-class condition.
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