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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-24

ishcd at the cows actions, she
stood watching. The COW ran
back and forth around the house,
kicked, tossed her head and made
all the noise Of which she was
capable.
NV hat is the mattcr?' the lady
asked. "Why, it is dangerous to
have such a creature.
"lndccd it is, ma'am," cried
Rose, flushed and indignant. Then
she told Of the cows bad temper.
"And ever since she has become SO
troublesome. ma 'am,' added Rose,
eve have not had half the milk
she used 10 give. She may be a
prctt% enough creature to look at,
but if looks are all, it's a plaster
COW you'd better get, that will
stand there, and make less trouble,
ma am.
And the mistress quite agreed
with her.
"Sincc her usefulness is over"
she said. eve cannot afford to keep
her any longer for the sake Of her
beauty. Tomorrow morning l will
ask the butcher what she will be
worth us bcef.'
SO the COW and her pride were
ended together. -ss5:'ected.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-24
I'M, OLD LlNt. RTN BILL.
Il w.. b. Sow II tn " p,s itlon Ia Charles
ton-,Goy. MV$n rcutH's E.suucnt Appeal
(philHlciphiH Times, May 1G.)

Nphil"leiphiu Times, May 1G)
lhi!ai",phia generally and their
"t!i> "a! representatives, in particular
/ feel q proper seEse Of responsibility
'"E;.ir Cor" + the cid Liberty Bell,
"ith which SO many patriotic memo.
Ti>s are associated. There has been
always feeling Of uneasincss when
il has been sent to distant city for
"Nnlbitlon ana Of relief upon its safe
return. Ii has recently been on.
shrined anew beneath the belfry
! where II originally hung and rang
OF, rs inspiring proclamation, and
there has been a sentiment, which is
, net selfish, that i should hereafter
r"inuin at home.
Whether this indisposition to send
tfs" old bell again upon It's travels
i" right or wrong, it certainly must
yi"'a before the appeal of the gov.
"lHor Of South Carolina, who has
asked Philadelphia to lend the Lib
orfy Bell to tho Inter Stat. md Vast
InLinn Eyroeition to Iva bol3 ~
Charleston. He SAYS:
"Morc than one hundred wears 400
~" soldiers and statelnen Of Penn.
! :, lvanin and South Carolina wrouoht
together for .Le establishment of the
great lAmcricuu republic. and it is
| ny "urnes. wish that they and tho;r
yr, ple shall a,yav, stand and work
together for whatever shall promote
| t." glory AID good Of our common
c1jutry."
50 ono can fail to rocopnizn tho
spcciul Significance Of this sentiment
a.l no patriotic heart can fail to re-.
spo,.d t. it. In the long controvcr.
..cg aDl tho nosDoroto wor that
thryaiencd to divide the great ro-
puElic Pennsylvania and South Caro-.
Ina represented ornositc sides. #
wns South Carolina that led in seccs.
sion from the Union and fred tho
frs, shot against the fag, Bnt all
that is past and forgotten, and it is
South CarolinY's wish and ambition
now that we shall "stand md work
together" for tho clorv and oood of
our common country,
We carnot reject the hand Thus
uutstretc.pl, wc cannot rofuso RI.
quest that is in itself an oxpress;on
Of loyal devotion to tho nrecions
memories of our common history
Ard what better service could the
! dear old bell perform than in TINS
proclaiminy not onlv libertv. INIT
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-24
Florida Central g. PeninsuIar

Trims run by Goth Meridian, or Central Time
South OF Colum bia. Time Table IN
Eject June 3rd.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-24

pcarcd, and then Chester went over
to liibbard's house to borrow 4
book promised him.
Chester was taken into the library
and was soon lost i'll deep thought
as if troubled about something and
he was not aroused till he was
greeted by Hibbard's merry, 'Wcll,
old chap, am glad you came over;
it's been awtully dreary all day"
ooh, I just came over to get
that book YOU promised me''
All right, Chester, I'll run up
to my room and get it..
Meanwhile, Chester's critical eve
had spied sheet Of music lying on
a table near by and no one saw him
slip it into his pocket-save a spider
and he would not tell.
The day Of the contest drew near;
at last it dawned bright and clear:
the evening came; the audience
was assembled; the contestants had
taken their places. Chester came
first on the program, and as the
melodious notes filled the room,
Hibbard Cranes face grew pale:
not pale with anger; 10, no! but
pale to think that his dearest friend
had been dishonest.
After a while Hibbard's turn
came; at first he seemed to make
no Roadway, but soon the melodious
notes came out so full and strong
that all seemed charmed and ell
chantcd.
);
The contest was over; the Judges
went out to decide. Presently they
came III and Chester's father an
nounced i'll loud tones that IIib-
bard Crane had won, and as lie
passed Chester to pin the gold medal
on Hibbard's coat, he said in tones
audible to all, "Honesty is the best
DOliCv a11Xovsp'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-24

NOS 81 and a will have Pullman sleen,,e
sarsed sers 1et%een We & New York and Tampa. Meals
day y,. coaches between Jaoksonyilie and
o,nc NOS; ~ and GO will have Pullman Dusre.
SleePing Car between Now York and ,Iank'.
sonYille and Day coaches and baggage cars
between washington and JacksonViife wig
de,iat nraiHs 1l arrive arrive and depart In s. A. l..
For further information apply to
.. ID. BOYLSTON, TIP. A.,
L. A. sHIPMAN' A. q. a r. z. -
Mana Jacksonville, Fls. -
Jaoksonville. Fla.
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COAST Line +!
FAST LINE

Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and North
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, N. O., April 8th, 1861.
condemned SCHEDIJTE
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-24
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-24

"P" p. M. "A" q. m. "N' night.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
CHARLESTON AND GREENvILLE.
Pullman palace sloeping cars on Trains 86 and
g. 81 and %. on A. and O. division. Dining cars
on these traine serve all meals .enroute.:
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & o. division,
R4rthbound, :o9 q. m. 8:Bf p. m. 6:19 p. M,
tvsst,bysissa y g. Limitedl and 7;% .a F. m; s9utA
hHle IAmited), and 10 40 a. m.
Trstns leave Greenvills, A. and 9. division,
FSrth1R0Hnd, e9S ' q H. 2:e: z. Rn n and :S2 p m
popnd, 1850 =, m..! go p: m, ie:s5 p. m (Testi.
bulo Limited), and ii :l6 q. m.
Traino Is and 1s-Ppllman Sleeping Oars
between CHARLESTON and Oolumbiai ready for
= Pumapp IEan p0ibnrs S5 o.
Oars bstween Savannah and Aeheyille enroute
daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
Ebird 'Y.P, q den. Mgr Con. Pas. Agent,
Warrington, D. O. Washington, Is. @.
". Fl. TAYLON, r. W. HUNT
Aesa. Con. Pas. Agt, DIV. Pas. AIT.
Atlanta, Ga Charleston, 3. y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23

Chas. II. Glenn, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Colorado Midland
r. r., is ia Salem today.
Miss Sarah Minenmier who is EN-.
ployed by Meier, Frank Il Co., Of Port
land, Is home on visit.
Miss Mary George and Miss Anna
Lindgreh have returned to their homes
In Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Elliott have gone TO
Newport for few days.
Mrs. p. b. Williams visited Portland
friends last week.
Mrs. II. p. Hallowell is visiting rela
tiyes at Turner.
Amos wilkins has returned TO his
home In Coburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Nelson have gone
10 Newport.
J. 4. Gregg OF Portland was in the
city today.
Watt shipp has gone TO Toledo for a
few days.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Free Cooking Lessons BY Mail.

The n. X. Fairbank Company, OF Chi
cago, have announced a new feature in
their plans Of adyertising,in giving away
cooking lessons.
The N. X. Fairbank Company, 27l
Dearborn ST., Chicago, will send TO any
reader Of the Journal complete course
of cooking lessons prepared by Mrs.
Emma p. Ewing upon request and the
enclosure OF the nominal sum OF 80 cents,
which will bring with the lessons cou-
pom which can be redeemed for one years
subscription 10 "Harper's Bazaar" the
regular price Of which is Sl.00. Mrs.
Ewing will answer, in department es.
peoially devoted to that purpose, ques-
tions from students of the Cooking
School. The lessons which she has pre-
pared cover the en- tire range Of sensible
practical cookery and are very interest
ing and valuable, not only TO those who
want TO learn to cook, but also TO those
who have already had experience.
Publishers OF the JOURNAL know The
n. X. Fairbank Company as a large and
responsible institution, having been
heavy advertisers for q greater many
years, and readers can rest assured that
their offer Is bona fde and worthy Of
their attention.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
A Strict Judge

PTTsFIELn, Mass, July 23.-At the
opening OF today's session OF the Fot-
burgh manslanghter trial, Judge Stevens
excluded from the court room four men
and two women, representing three New
York newspapers because Of the pub
lication OF an article in those papers
purporting to be description OF visit
10 the Fosburgh family to the burial
place OF May Fosburgh, last Sunday.
The Judge characterized the pubica-
tion as a most outrageous breach Of
pTopriety.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Fifteen
BURNED
At a Petroleum Explosion on
an American Schooner in
Stockholm.

STOCKHOLM, July 23.--An explosion Of
petroleum on board the American
Schooner Louise Adelaide, from Phila.
delphia, in harbor here, resulted in the
death OF Captain Orr, 10 members Of the
schooner's crew and four Swedish Gus
toms officials.
The explosion set the schooner aflre
aud the blazing petroleum enveloped
those on board.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Succeeds Gov Allen.

WAsnlNaroN, July 2S.-William IL.
Hunt, the present secretary of Porto
Rico has been selected 10 succeed GOV.
Allen, upon the latter's retirement.
A formal announcement OF the selection
Hunt is with held until the expiration
OF the leave OF Gov. Allen next Septem
har
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Salem Council

The postponed session Of the Salem
common council will beheld at s O'Clock
this evening aud the matter OF establish.
ing several new sewers will be consider.
cd. The ordinance changing the auc.
tioneer's license may also be brought
before the council.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
PERSONALS


Walter Lyon has returned from Now.
port.
Miss Mary Reynolds was in Portland
yesterday.
John Duncan OF Albany was in Salem
yesterday.
s, b. ormPbey has returned from
Baker City.
Miss Florence Cunningham has 70.
turned from Portland.
Miss Addie I.ooney of Jefferson ls Wis
itlng Miss Nellie Derby.
Misa Alice Perrine has returned from
an extended visit in San Francisco.
Miss Lillian Ackerman has returned
from two weeks visit at Newport.
Mrs. ]. p. Leroy has returned to her
home In Portland after short vlsit
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla HarbOrd have re-
turned 10 their home In Spokane after
visiting relatives here.
o. w. Smith Of Chattanooga, Tennessee
10 visiting At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. MoAlister Of this city.
Miss Lille Timm aud her sister Miss
Clara Lawrence have returned from a
four months visit In the East.
Miss Lorua stookey aud Harriet
Chapln Of Paramount, Nebraska, are
visiting Miss Florence Mosher In Rngle.
wood.
Mrs Mary l.. Davies and Miss Emily
McOulloch, teachers in the Indianapolis
Manuel Training school, are guests at
the home Mrs. o. d. Mccoy on State
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. n. Potler,o this city,
ami son Theodore Potter OF Detroit,
Michigan aud Miss Gertrude Potter aud
Miss Lucia Cochran expect 10 start
Thursday for Slab creek for an outing Of
several weeka.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
The bonds aggregate $4,000.

III" UVIIU7 'BB BIVBFI0 F7V'VVV'
]. X. Gill & Co. Of Portland are se-
lected as general agents for this state,
and they will be distributors to school
book dealers in every section. Every
company placed it's agency there except
the American Book company.
The bonds formerly given by the old
contractors aggregated only $4,000. and
they we're personal bonds. whereas the
present contractors are obliged to 90 to
the expense of buying surety company
bonds.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
MAsIoE coyNTY REAL ESTATE
Ul ThANSFERS. : = y

James ID. Clark and wife to Elizabeth
boed gheimer, . acres Of land int9aT
lw, $50,
Al Coolidge aud vile TO r. McClaine
sno vile, acres land near Silverton
~, y. X, X. company TO G. M.
Allison, lot OF sec. Is tp 5ar3 "
containing 1855 acres, S75.
one ehattel mortgage, tl9O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Harvest Work.

Requires good gloves. The New York
Racket has the best assortment in the
city, Lower prices than Irregular
stores, y "a iw.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Sewing Ma


We have the standard Rotary, and
the White sewing machines, and not
withstanding our extremely busy
times in all lines OF farm machinery
We pay strict attention TO the sew.
ing machine trade. MIR. W. II.
Burley, one OF the best sewing ma
chine experts in Oregon. has charge
OF this department, and looks after
all repairs, both on new machines
and on work brought in.
Bring in your machine and have Il
repaired. All work is guaranteed.
Secondhand machines at all prices,
from $3.50 up.
Needles, oils and parts for all ma.
chimes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Notice..

There will be a meeting held az Sa-
lem Gun Store Wednesday eve az 8 ..
m. for the purpose OF organizing a
Shot Gun. Rifle and Pistol Club. etc.
Everybody invited 10 attend.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
CONTRACTS
AND BONDS
School Book Publishers Clos
ing Up Their Business.

The representatives Of the publish
ing houses who we're awarded contrac s
at the recent school textbook commss.
sioner'Smeeting we're in the city Mon
day and the final contracts we're signed.
They we're o. P. Barnes, representing
CHM & Co, j. ID. Williams, Of May.
nard, Merrill & Co, @. w. Hodgson Of
d. @. Heath & Co. and w. @. Fidler Of
w. II. Wheeler & Co.
The companies gave bonds as follows:
Maynard, Merrill & Co, 100000; CHM
q Co. $4,000; d. @. Heath & Co, $lO,'
900: W. II. Wheeler &.Co. $500.
Contracts with the remaining COM
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23

D. e. hun1slngef. Funeral Director. iO7 State
street Phone Red 2423. Salem0regon. Resi-.
aeaee 39O Court. Phone BLACK 2isI.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23

Headquarters for Portland Cordage
Company's brands OF binding twine, in.
eluding "Clover Leaf and other
bFands. Call early. Mitchell, Lewis 4
Stayer Co., State street, near Bush's
bank. 7-23-St.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23

MONEY TO LOAN. TERMS TO SUIT
Maxwell & Hayden. MOOres Block.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23

Every wheel In above list is in rid
ing conditions many OF them have
one new tire; some have both.
Call and see as.
spring Seat Posts 81 80.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Crash Hats.

Straw hats, shirts, gloves and all kinds
OF furnishing goods at the New York
Rachel. Salem's cheapest one price
cash store. I'd iw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23

HammO cks.
A I cash prices at the New York
Ra eket. 2dlw
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
Some Wheel
.SnapS....

l have quite a bunch OF second. hand
wheels again, and | want 10 clean
them out quick. don't know how
many dozen wheels l have taken In
this summer, have kept the stock
at about the same stage, through
vigorous pushing all the time. There
are number Of good snaps here;
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
NOTICE.

he BUtteville Farmers WA lor
Company will rent their waIenoS-ill IN IS
one year and bids on the sape
, received until the 26th Of go' y
Francis FelIeT. President
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23

ArnloFs star Ham and Breakfast bacon
anu Armours canned lunch goods 4
bFanson and Ragans.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23

100 will buy a splendid house, arranged for
two families, . and s rooms, bath. scrsene. etc..
and in excellent condition: lot 13x1a: this H. q
sacrifice sale, and raust be sold this week. See
me At once. Property located In western part
JOHN l. AcDowALI. ~ Chestnut 1t.
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT,

sis0. 5i2e and 5i.s Paramount ave-. three new.
stris fly modern, ii-room residences. each on lei
$500: leased Si.s0 year to very Responsible
tenants; price s1e.ee; Will net 10 Pc cent inter
J. ~. LEVI e CO. sic Chestnut st.
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Rent, $1,000; Pfiee, $1,000

We o6.r ouilding. No. $50 Maryland ave-. 2
fats. 8 and ! rooms. combination gas fixtures.
screens. tiled bathrooms: finest location. best
on amount required TO purchase: Just eos,pls ted
and must BE- seen TO he Appreciated
J. y. LEvI Z Co. 81 Chestnut st.
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Bio Income Property.

ern apartment flats. 8 and 8 rooms each: total
rents SLIGO per annum: leased to the most de-
consider accepting good clear vacant ground In
Weft End as part payment See me Tor full
JOHN l. ~ Chestnut st.
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SIX ROOMS $1,000.


q. 81.
s7ss Cote Bril.iante Ave.-nree-room eosengo
and sxiie feet: all In good shape; price sl1S:
sgis Clark Av..-EiGht-room house and sx1fg
feet: this will be offered 1t . barRas0
SSsS and $50 Theo1osia Ave.-TWo cotta4uos 3
and Z rooms: lot Soxl40 feet I am instructed %
sell these houses At $50 each.
ls1i se,t. Ave "A cottage. brick: = rosos: 3x
is fact: $500.
Ec st. Ferdinand Ave..Lct sox-; . ssoom
frame; nice 0ounds; price low.
$50 Evans Ave.-Four-room. weIl-buf1t hFsck
house. built by owner for his residence: Iot 1Dxls:
price low. =,
Al Ashland Ave:-Lot and %room frams; ufit
sell very low. small payment. easy tesm1L
- EAston Aye-Four-room eoetass: 49, ~
N feet: viii oEer . special barInfn o. Win IN
k6xzs2: call and Sc and make ODER.
go Thomas st--Fouf-rocm cottaos; an n ~
mo- Evsns Ase.-Eisht-roon hesss ssd saz1s9,
an Ashland Ave-Four-soon hsess saa SnlaNI,
feet: for $50. =
800 EsssOn A~vs--Tsn-room house. lot zst9.
a1aLN-o-u-o-8 Noexan st.-Gsvpn - ~sont
room houses: never vacant siscs bealt: ON IN.
bavs = lone 1T q kessss ana sssd-peying
es1e. JOHN 4e19NANY. n IkSisS AZ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
4zls Lindell Boulevard Barsaiu

BEAUTIFUL 1&-room house: finished throughout
with the finest materials exceptionally well built
10y present owner: lot sOxis5: quick sale is desired
money will talk here.
HOWARD & o 81 Chestnut ST.
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Down own Bargain, $4,000.

re, Franklin fve.: lot 21xls4: one Of the hest
blocks On this busy thorouehfare: make an offer.
as a sale is desired this week.
JOHN l. %. Chestnut ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
1895 Net investment,

5cep Paramount ave. sblcck north OF Suburban
Y. RI: 2 story Carthage stone front: two Hats.
6 and : rocms: combination gas fixtures. screens.
TIED he throoms. lot 5pxiso. rent $50 q year: can
be tourht to net IA per cent on amount required
TO Purchase. }. II. LEVI x CO.. SIS Chestnut 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
FOR SALE.

Choice seyen-room brick house at so5S Juniata
ST.. near Tower Grove Park: modern convenience,
3o-foot lot: price only 81. 500: easy terms.
& FISH. LIB Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
S6,o0O-West End Flats,

n you desire to purchase a good building. bring
ins splendid income. look at 5lss ami sis9 FAT
mount ave tone block north of Suburban r. RI:
: mats OF partly steel construction. ) and .
lot 3xiss. J. y. LEW & Co. sic Chestnut ~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23

TO BARGAIN HUYTERs.

TO BARGAIN HUNTERS.
sS32 Won versen ave-. lot COILS. two-story
1e-room brick house: large porch.
sanitary plumbing. furnace. finished
H:s 10 4ia Finney. lot so1i5o. four aats
Of 4 and 5 rooms each. hath. ETC.:
strictly modern....-..... ............. ..
s1-5 10 <l29 Fairfax. four fats Of . and Z
rooms each: rent per year E.Sus
3sz1 lAciede ave-. lot skis. e-room brick
house. stone front. bath. closet, hot 80
and cold water. furnace. etc........ A,2o.0o n
MS Clark ave-. Sroom brick house. lot
has two fro IT'S: owner. nonresident.
has Instructed US TO sell 1t sacrifice. 1.0o-0
60 Evans ave. 3 rooms. cemented base
m.nt. furnace. all convenience; lot
SUBURBAN.
Three-room cottage. lot ssxl3A shade. etc:
two blocks from Suburban electric line.
Tuxedo Park: q big bargain at easy
Seven rooms. nice home: Maple Lawn; :,
eondiiion: it sssiS: sssy terms: only. x.spas
se. iisss''inn .riensidi esndissss: .s.s s:rm: ..ee.ss. !,
Nine rooms and 10 acres. Webster Groves.
and shade T. Ma.ss
Twenty acres near Webster Crows: car
line touches property: q beautiful To-
cation for q country hcme...---.-..-.. u.Wn.oo
Seventeen acre. In 81. Louis County. Just "a
on the BelIefontaine road. ~ miles
north Of Baden: At . bargain: per acS. 1c!0
-GIBeON REALTY COMPANY.
Phone b 1881. SIS Chestnut u.
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Modern Residence. Only $500.

West End. east Of Kings highway. on brick
paved street: containing = rooms: hardwood IN
ish. furnace. screens. etc: convenient to sub
urban and Delmar car lines: this Is a bargain
See me for particulars.
Holm 4. McyNDwA l. %, Chestnut ST.
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900 CHESTNUT STREET.

vandeventer pI.. "a rooms: big stabie. SCI. COZ
Morgan. 4i15-l2 rooms: water. heat........ i0,0V
Cabanne, 5le2-l. rooms: marble front. ....... 1900
Walnut Park. 25xI70: hest lot there: f.. $50
Maple. 56s-l1 rocris; marble front.....-..... 1aeje
North Market. 3l10-6 rooms. brick .......... I.60)
Cabanne. Ox-9 rooms: very fne...-....... 6.lsb
Greer. 443S-9 rooms: brick fat--.-......... 3.s0)
Delmar. 51s5-l2 rooms. brick hat.....-.... 6.cW
Mcrgan. 1ss+s rooms: brick. sell.......... 4.e5e
Olive. s16-10 rooms: big ot..----.--.... 5000
Ethel. S15s-12 rooms. brick hat..-..-....... 3Se)
Washington, Stills rooms; new hat...-.... 11,1J
Morgan. 5lS|s rooms: new brick.......... $3.50
Laciede. east Of Boyle rooms.-....-.... s.19o
Cabanne. sS2sCs rooms ox,i9...-.-...-... s.7c1
Blackstone. lsss-15 rooms; 3xix..--.--.. $500
Page. Jos rooms: furnace and fixtures. 4.eN
Ftnney. CO.'S rooms: two fronts...-------. 3.Soo
Blackstone, 1ss.@ rooms: new brfck......-. 3,.go
Bartmer. s3ls-12 rooms: fine lot: bargain. s.F0
GARFIELD. 8i2V nne mats. brick.-....-.... Zoo
Esston. Ss16-1s-2 cottages: 50x1<0: brick. 4.sOs
Mafdt:s rooms. brick: 6exlSs.-....-...... A.5e9
Cook-Lot 3ox1ss: very choice.-.----...... 81
Laclede. S3ie rooms. brick: cheap $500. $50
Cook. 44SS rooms. new brick: modern.-..: l-Sys
Dclmar-Lot at Union: Skid 4:
St. Ferdinand .--.-.--.-..... s.10s
Goodfellow. ELS rooms. new-.....-.... l.Eo