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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-09-12

XTUGINIA.-ln the Clerks { flee OF the
Y Corporation Court Of the C'tv OF Alex.
andris, on the Isl day OF August, 1901.
Edward A. 0oimao. who tues in bis own
right, srd as administrator OF Benjamin f..
Thompson, deceased, snd all other credit rs
who will con in snd contribute 10 the costs
Of this suit, VS.. The Mercantile Railway
Building and Loan Association, III mas
Moss, John II. wilkins aud Them+s j. Fan
non, trustees, Hannah Stafford and Ctthaiine
Smith and the unknown beirs, II any, OF
psnjamin F. Thompson, deceased. in Chan
Gerry.
Memo. The object of this suit is t, enforce
the lien Of the complainant for professional
serv ces, TO convene the creditors OF The late
eIismin f. I thompson for s'le OF the real
estate and payment OF the debts Que by The
late Benjamin F. Thompson, and a distIIbu-
ton of the resi- ne among those emitted
thereto, and 10 settle the accounts Of Edward
a. German as administrator.
s. g. Brent aud 4. d. Taylor, P. 6.
ang2 1sw4wfri
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George W. Lane, Pewamo, Mich, writes
"Your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the beat
remedy Tor Indigestion and stomach trouble
that ever used For years suffered from
dyspepsiS, 81 times compelling me to stay in
bed and causing me untold sgony. am
completely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
In recommending it t. friends who suffer
from indigo ton always offer to pay for it
If fails. Thu far have never p,id." For
sale by Z. g. Lesdb ster 4 Sons.
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DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup for teething
babies, Full-sze bottle, 10 cents. Cures
Wind Coiic, Diarrbes Loss OF sleep. Gripping
Pains, Sour Stomach, Fever, Cholera 1nfan-
tum. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup also promotes
the digestion and soothes the baby. Sold by
Richard Gibson and all druggists.
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NOTICE TO Jacob Bril- and May Irwin,
IN Rebeccs Irwin, Grace Fleming and
Z homss Fleming her hubbard. kuth j..
Proxies and George d. BTookes her husband,
and Mamie p. Atkinson AID Griffith Akin.
son Der husband, children aud heiis-st law Of
william II. Irwin, de e,sed, Leila L. Snow
den. Btnoni Wheat, Milton NJ. Wheat, Henry
Halt, Pert q. FaulhabsT, agent, 739 Msdi,on
Az, N. Y. City, tho Washington Steamboat
Company Limited, Thomas Irwin estate aud
his heirs, ames uDknOWn, james X. Cary,
Of Baltimore. Mo, their agent, ana the Wssh-
ingtoD, Alexandra and Mount Vernon Rail-
way Comp ny.
You are hereby notified that tho matter of
grading aud paving Kong street. between
Union oct and the Potomac rive', from Tho
east side OF the Southern hallway tracks on
Union street 10 q @ wesl sice OF the Strand,
with vitTifsd brick on six-.uch concrete
base, aud euIbing the same with siT-nch
granite curb set in concrete, as b, ell re erred
to the Committee on stres IS for consideration
and report, and thst thu owntrs OF the real
estate fronting on said King street rs above
mentioned aud described will be Assessed with
| q sum not exceeding twothiTds of tne cost
| thereof, should such work be Order,d and
DONE
Tic Committee on Streets will hold a meet
| ing in the Office OF the City Engineer
| on Monday tho 30,h day Of september
1901, at 8 o'clock p. m to consider tho sub
iecr, and you ana each ofyou are Tequts cd
| to lie present ct said meeiiI & that you may
| be heard for or against tie proposed improve
ment. The COMM TEE ON STREETS,
EOWARD r. LEADBEATER, Chairman.
| GEORGE A. n UssBACH. Atty for Committee.
aUg3l 10i&wtd
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STEAMERS.
Weems Steamboat Go.

Commencing Thursday, March 2S, the
steamers
NORTHUMBERLAND and POTOMAC
Will leave
EVERY THURSDAY, SUNDAY and TUES
DAY at 4 T. NJ.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THE USUAL
RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine and sppo' uDszcelled.
Freight for Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York solicited aud handled with care.
Through rates and bills OF lading issued.
Single fare to Baltimore 81; round trip,
81 ststerooms one way, 81. Meals, SOC.
WIN. N. REARDON, Agent,
Tel Strand
NEyAsH1NGTON STEAMBOAT COM.
~ PAHy (I.IMITED.)
Bound Trip, 10 Cents.
In effect on and after SATURDAY, March
2. 1901.
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In Cbapcery.
RarthaM- AhendshAim

Bertha N. Abendsheim,
Memo The object of this suit is to obtain
deere, of court divorcing the complains mt
from the bond of mstrimony with the de-
feDdsnt and birring the defendant from all
right title or interest In the estate Of the
complainant sccruing unto her by reason of
the marriage.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendant, Ferths NJ. Abtnd-
sheim, is q nonresident of this State, 1t is
ordered. That said defendant appear here
within fifteen days after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary to protect
her interests in this suit, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, a newspaper published in the
city Of Alexandria, once week foi four
successive weeks, and posted at the 'front.'
door Of the Court House of this city.
a copy-Teste:
JOHN s. BEACH, Clerk.
By NEWELL 4. GREENAwAY. II. G.
Edmund Burke, pa. sept 1sw4wsst
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WAKEFIELD & HALL,
DRUGGIETe.
CORNER PRINCE AND FAIRFAX aTx.
prtEcriptiona : apsoisltx.

English, French, German and Domestic
Toilet Soaps Genuine Fsrins Cologne hsg.
nolis, Hedyosimia, GeranIum and Florida
Water; Genuine Lubin's Extracts; SpongoE,
Hair Brushes and CoTubs best English Tooth
Brushes; full assortment Of Patent Modi.
.Isa Coxe's Gelatine, Corn Starch, Sea Mos,
tsrine, Spices Of ali kinds, and a select stock
Of all articles sold by druggists at prices as low
As tho same quality can be- obtained elsewhere
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DRUGGISTS,
CLARA L. LEADBEATIR. G. o. LHADBEATEE
e. y. LEADBEATER. J. LEADBKATER.
Els. LEADBEATER & SONS,
WHoLEsA LIE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
1O5 ard 107 south Fairfax street,
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi.
cines, Paintg, OILS, Dye Studs, Spices, Drug
gists' Fancy Goods and Specialties.
Wholesale sgohts in Northern Virginia fos
]. G. Ayers Medicines and John Lucas q Goa
Tinted Gloss and Prepared PaiAts, &c.
Manufacturers Of standard Pharmaceutical
preparations.
We have made large additions to our stoch
and are buying leading Proprietary Articles
Chemicals, &C., direct from tho manufacturers
We are therefore enabled to supply the trade
with all goods usually carried by 3 well-ap-
pointed WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE st
prices as low az those given by the best house,
In larger cities. All goods forwarded By first
freight or express after receipt Of order.
Promptness is our speciality. We guarantees
the purity Of all drugs fuTniShed. Core
spondence invited,
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MEETINGS.
NOTICE

NOTICE
A meeting OF THE HARRIS AND SHAFER
COMPANY will be held st No. 1913 south
Royal street on TR u RSDAY AFTERNOON,
September 20, 1901, at five O'Clock.
sep w3ww
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN stock holders Of the UNION BUILDING
COMPANY, for the ele ,tion OF the Board of
Directors and for such other business as may
be proIe will DO held at the Office Of the
company, No 1913 south Royal street, Alex
sndris, Va, on MONDAY, September 16,
1901, st 1890 &C ock p M.
MYRON III. PARKER, President.
W. SCOTT TOWERS, Secretary.
sup31 1as3w
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VIIRGINIA In The Clerks Office Of the
v Corporation Court OF the City Of Alex
andria, on the 9th day Of septemi or, 1901.
Frederick p Abendsheim
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BY ELEVAIINt THE QUALITY
OF our coal we lower tho price In economy OF
consumption. Consumers will find that it is
cheaper to use our high grado Leo Coal, chat
has been screened and freed from slsto and
stone, than that Of an inferior grade. 1t gives
more heat, less ashes and burns longer than
any other coal, and our prices are IS low IS
any. Coal and Wood under cover.
j. Z. ZIMMERMAN,
Foot OF Queen street Alexandria, VS..
Telephone II.
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Ry NEWELL S. GREENAwAY, D. G.
Douglass stuart, p. q.
een3 f4w4Wtu
The sun., 1901-09-10

democratic society dsstardiy eie-
meut. which may bs reprsssntsd In any
ASSEMBLY, Of people. against whose
treacherow ferocity President must
always be protected. 20 far NJ u n pos
sible to guard him, by surrounding his
person with the sanctity which foroids
vulgar contact with H. Even the good
and trie must be kept sloof, In order
that the evil and the treacherous shall
be barred from Access 10 him. That
means radical change from the free
and fraternai customs OF our earlier
democracy, but alasl IL has now got 10
come.
Another kind Of sanctity or inviola-
bllity appertains to the Office OF the
President Il wns referred 20 by secre-
tary HAY when he said II Is not TO be
doubted that the fearful calamity which
threatens the American people is due
largely, II not exclusively To the
methods Of base journals which " have
placed the Chief Magistrate OF this
Republic In the light Of monster beyond
the pale Of known laws and known
rights" Coarse cartoons have held
up the President 10 ridicule and con-
tempt or ~ target for vindictive hatred
as a low and Sordid tool Of base con-
spiracies against the popular welfare
The dignity Of the greatest oftce on
earth has been besmattered with mud
from the vilest journalistic sewers
That outrage will no longer be tolerated
by the sense Of public decency and by
law; and those who abet II. whether
they are in trade or in religion. and
whatever their conventional respecta-
bility, will fall into deserved reproach.
The American people hereafter will
guard the person and protect the char
acter of their President against the as
sault Of the murderous and the vile.
The sun., 1901-09-10
VIII the virginia Democrats Keep
Their word?


hT' uiAss' u''e"''
OF the virginia ,ohsttutiohai '"h'eh-
ton, defended IN that body last week
the proposition TO promulgate the re-
Vised CONSTITUTION "''''ou' ss 'no
voters the chahco 10 aoccp' VI ioJoo' IT.
He put Forward anu seef"eu 10 se, a
triumphant sa''''"'''o" ou' " '''
prop"en'oh'
N negro 'nfraneh''smsn' vas. 'r'~' as .' have
con''nd'd 'o' 'h'n' ys.''. 'oua ee more, oo.a'a
zee .na c''nlnAi n's'e.' " -, : ,'a" .a ssS"s
:, " ,n"' VIZ, ,V"'.." '.s.'.n..| ~ . - an ~. .oo,,.r
- -. "a, "oo n,.,s ,o,r,, q, M, counop.,.l,a Ar,
n, .,s om,,,,,, "a n, upon ,s, work Of ,s. Con
.,,,ut,on.l COu,en,on- involving tn, ,,y ,ss.ac.
and inuioAci,s Of civil government they are n, and
cOmpeisb, to assume the ordinary p'efOssuVe' Of
eiuIsnship. and the crime OF ,nirsnehssmea' would
pale into ins'shincahc' 1es'ds 'hs e''ms o. as
taheh'S@e"' SUI n'." W. p'opo" "
'e'''~ o'u',, w. ~. "-.'., = -. '1,.
.o''o ,,,.,,,,.., c.,,..,,o ,s,,, 49,.
.aa ,am,,,,n, 10 ..,ur, N, ora,e.ry pr,or.u,,.
The sun., 1901-09-10
Nianev.

stringency Of money at our financial
centres. due to The absorption Of money
into the National Treasury by the eI-
cess OF Government receipts over Gov
ernment expenditures, q process which
has time and time again in our country's
history produced panics and business
disasters, is again manifest.
The associated banks Of our city
appealed yesterday, as they have ap-
pcalcd on many other occasions IN pas,
years. for relief from this locking up
81 public funds that is now going on. We
are sorry To say that their action docs
not compor, very well with their dcc-
lara,ions of extreme confidence r-gari-
ing easy money and rcsy predictions
that the hanks we're able 10 take oar-
~ the situation " tha, wcr. heard very
rcccnily. and we confess that We think
,h~ Secretary - the Treasury ~.n b.
somewhat pukyl~d 90 hnd What b-ip
he can give under the circumstances.
The sun., 1901-09-10
The Rioters Of Mckeesport &.

How completely McKeesport is at the
mercy Of lawlessness. and how defiant Of
the law are the members Of the Anal
gamated Association Is apparent from
this mornings news.
On Saturday nearly a thousand men
went TO work in the mill Of the National
Tube Company. The body Of them had
10 be got into the mill by strategy. "
But by Monday morning the strikers
had surrounded the works entirely,
and as a result a mere handful Of men
got TO their places.
To imagine, in the face Of the steady
increase Of activity in the Steel COM
pany's mills elsewhere. that the National
Tube Company's workers OF Saturday
would become idlers on Monday without
intimidation Ii absurd. They were kept
away by threats OF bodily harm. They
were overawed and browbcaten by the
crowd Of lawtreakers whom Mayor
BLACK stands pa,ting on the back.
The rufiians who thus forcibly barred
other men from working may be praised
as orderly by the official Of the Anal
pamaied Association and commended
as peaceful by foolish people. for
on this occasion they shed little or no
blood. But they are guilty Of outrage
no, essentially different. They are rioters
that must he dispersed and taught
sooner or later that violation Of other
peoples right to labor without mol
e-,ation u not more tolerable than
bloodshed.
The sun., 1901-09-10
Disab NY.

The question Of the Vice-Prc~'den' .
accession to the Office Of President dur'
ing the Iatter's disability having arisen
Il cannot be mnde clear too soon We
therefore present on this page the e'-
balistive analysis Of II printed during
the illness Of President GARFIELD In The
SUN OF Sept. ". 1881. II Is a document
Of the first Importance. profitable Tor
study now notwithstanding President
McKISLgr's marvellous progress toward
recovery makes the contingency of a
change In the Administration incom-
parably more remote than II was even
IN the time OF GARFIELD.
The sun., 1901-09-10

Tho deposits Of Trsesury funds in
banks throughout the country are al
ready very large. They have never
been made In the past except upon the
collateral security Of Government bonds
furnished by the institutions In question.
and at present the national banks OF
the country own only a little over
81, 100000 worth Of Government bonds
In excess Of the quantity actually re
auired by them for the purnose OF bank
note circulation and a. security for the
public money already held. The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury will hardly dare 10
enter upon the deposit of public money
with banks upon other security than
Government bonds. The Secretary
could buy Government bonds In the
open market, but this would involve
bidding above the prevailing market
price. That price does not now tempt
sales OF Government bonds by savings
banks and other investment holders.
II i obviously wasteful and prepost-
erous system Of conducting national
finances which cnforces bond issues at
one time Tor the purpose OF repairing
Government deficit and again compels
the purchase Of bonds at high price for
the purpose Of reducing an unwieldy sur
plus. Under this system, a general esti-
mate has 20 be made Of the future e1-
penscs and revenue OF the Government
and taxation laid accordingly. These
estimates. in nine cases out OF ten. prove
faulty and result In either deficit or sur
plus, either one Of which Is an evil and
brings financial trouble.
The only real remedy for the difficulty
il the establishment of great single
national bank after the method of all
other countries Of the civilized world.
where the public money will always he
at the public's. demand.
The sun., 1901-09-10
Vncsua,deresi Hospitality


During one of the hottest of tho recent spells
Of hot Weather q well-knovn baronct came
across three workmen engs ged on Job on his
estate One Of them remar ked. as wofkmen
not unfreau.ntly do. on the dryness OF the JOB
The heat had perhaps extended itself TO the
haronet's temper AZ any rate he turned away
with the reply. III you are thirty, yGv ,h,o .n"s
Thinking over his remark a little later; Y
flashed across the baronet's mind that ne had
given orders for three bottles of champagne
70 be put into the pail and lowered into the
well 20 cool for dinner He FASTENED 70 'he
we'll and discovered three empty b%tlr~'
The sun., 1901-09-10
4 WarsiaG Ness

''aorufsed IN. hand ,hA, hid hin los.
Tho chosen thurman - ths f~e'
IN. co.srd's cruei dssssrd elos
Aimed IN az lac spd nhsrJ %
szsuaa. 'rouad the wild. shs ND the srsi
That universai wells 80 hssf
An uutrs g-d Nat~n q suasnn efsf
Runs sa' In warning nrss snd eiesf-
-Ils.n sith %. r.uuns nnpans R-a
Ane evet,sssins stgna ~
Tts 'Neiis~' ruf vhe>r r-slsra re
Ths asne vbo svIle1 ths sssv spe ,rss
fAArCu Z. LAM.
The sun., 1901-09-10

To THr Enron ~ THk suN-S The
assassin who fred the bullets NJ President
Mckinley was In all likelihood constant
reader a. we'll a. a stanch admirer OF the
yellow yoaTHdfs editorial page
~ = SHIDELsKI.
putiADFlpuI. Sept
The sun., 1901-09-10

tn rug ENRON or THE srN-Sv, The
att.mpt on tho Presidents life must be a
blessing To the owners OF our anarchisuc
pr.ss the World aud Journal They may
we'll rejoice. but their time will come.
RIAnLR OF LIE SrN.
The sun., 1901-09-10

any limited period. or Al any time, 10 even
consider these applications. For not doing
Il he may be shot. a. he was shot by Guiteau,
or otherwis. feloniourly ASA ulted: but
he cannot for such cause Ire removed or
superseded. The patriots now In office
are kindly willing 60 continue in the service
Of their country. while the outsiders. greedy
and clamoring for their places, are prob
ABLY no further distant from the posts
they covet with Garfield President and
Al. than they would be with Arthur Pr--i-
dent and well This may he cold comfort
but IL is all there u for them
The duty Of delivering up, under treaties,
fugitiycs from the justice % certain coun.
tries In the only case which has arisen
since the President was wounded s'bccn
complied with. the President afYixing his
own sign manual to the warrant Of extra
dition.
But suppose there should be little delay
IN th. execution of tbe-e treaty stipulations,
the warm expression Of sympathy for the
President by the heads Of thoee Govern
m.nt@ with which We have extradition trea-
ties shows how little they would he inclined
20 make unreasonable complaints while Il
Is safe TO say the fugitivcs would bc willing
20 wai, The Court of ofAppcals of the State
of New York KEEP, under adv,s-ment for
many weeks th. question of the rendition of
a~ alleged fugitive on the rsquisition % tho
Governor Of n State. and even adjourned
over a vacation b-fore d-cidins tho ca-~
Tn. Constitution dir.c,s that tn. Pr--i-
den, shall r,-c-ivr Ambassadors and other
pullic Ministers hut u docs not ssv when
he shall r,-r-iv. them. All th, Presidents.
h.. a.
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Z.STORY, M6gl

No. 22:1 Usage ST.. two-story brick Of 6
and finished basement: now rented for 81
annum. AIPLE-HEMMELMANN r. E. @
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4447 WASHINGTON Ave.,
Bargain-FoF Sale.

sic5 Henrietta St; cozy. detached brick DWELL
ing; six rooms. hall. water. etc.: lot 25x1S; s.. 40;
easy JOS. poRM1TzER. 14 N. Ninth st.
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SACRIFICE.

For Sale-3l1 Walnut st.. two-story stock
brick front house Of eight rooms: with hall. hath
streets all made. For key and price see
KEELEf & CO.. 11t3 Chestnut ct.
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A NICE HOME 0 81. 25(

402o Russell Ave.-Two-story brick;
Anne: nine rooms and reception hall; gas,
hot and cold water, cabinet mantels, n
cellar and walks: lot 31x125.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. E. q
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r. FOR RENT.
FOR RENT FcR coLoRFD.

ONE. two or three rooms for coiored. g per
month each; West End. For particulars apply
IDTing. 1913 West Belle,
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1447 Carr Lane Avenu
1852 South Grand Ave

For Saie-Special. eight rooms: new AM
ern: latest plan: best material used; fine @
and screens: great bargain: there Ii ont
Grand ave-: a grand home. a splendid invest
any terms.
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1T / GREAT Sacrifice, 3{l0

SIS. s7 ard 500 s. Bryoadway, q double. a.
brick building. 3 stores below and rooms .
with small investment can be made TO eosilI
resident. anxious to sell; baince Of biock -
by the Missouri Pacific Railroad
HENRY HIEMENZ. JR.! 614 Cheshire
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BARGAIN.
$L379-ForS Sale
ONLY $4,000.

34+0 California Ave.-A nice two-story du1
brick dwelling: large cellar. water and
connections. street and sidewalk made: lot
Desirable neighborhood.
HENRY HiEMENZ. JR.. s14 Chestnj
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1916 lNvESTMEM]

We can sell ycu the tWo-story CnFtAaRo =
front building. No. GOO FAirmount ave, coaN
Ing two mats OF six and seven rooms, to ned
make this purchase: this building has BEEN I
rleted about six months; comh1nafine gas1
lot s0x175: rent $50 Per year: see - about b
VIII consider vacant ground e. part pay. 7
J.. NJ. LEVI a CO.. Sil C6eGtnut \
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Leon |. Hull s s5.n .s1.'E !
804 CHESTNUT STREET.

DWELLdNGS.
100 y: Ewing ave-. 6 rooms tcorner)........ 8.
1868 Thomas ST.. 6 rooms. hall, bath. ....... q. 90
ss2s Morgan st. 6 rooms. hall.......... ..
?22S Morgan St. 6 :ooms. reception hail.. q. 90
3l3S Clifton place. 8 rooms; yard.......... 1000
2945 Dickson st. B rooms. hall. path. 500
iio n. Jefferson ave.. 6 rooms. bath. yard 1S.0
li42 \. Jefferson ave-, 6 rooms. hall. BATH. 1900
110s s. Thirteenth st. s rooms. bath. 1900
12lS Elliot ave.. 8 rooms. hall. bath........ 1901
123S Lucas ave.. B rooms 0olored).. ........ 1900
liz S. Tenth St., 20 rooms. hall, yard........ -.
FLATS.
1893 Laclede ave. 5 rooms. I'd floor, hail.. $500
1922 Dickson st, s rooms. list floor. hail.. 1900
ne u, FNinnTe yyon axs, 8 i rooms Sod I'd i ssg q hail. ALI Il Il 2,
25@ Slattery ST.. 4 rooms. 1st floor. hail.. 1s.5o
1854 Belt ave, 4 rooms. LIST floor. hail.. Is. 10
264S Randolph e., 5 rooms. I'd foor.-...... 9-09
ee4s Randolph St. 3 rooms. let foor....... 800
14b n. Jefferson ave, In rear; 3-room fats.
LIST floor. 81; % 500
ROOMS.
2es s. Fifteenth St. 4 rooms. list floor. R.S0
1926 Olive St. s rooms. I'd fioor.......-..-.. 1900
2O29 Clark ave-, 3 rooms, I'd noor.......... II. 90
21y7 Elliot ave, 3 rooms. I'd foor......... $50
1911 Clark ave.. 3 rooms. LIST floor tcolored).. 800
21n2 Randolph ST.. 3 rooms. I'd floor (colored) $50
1911 Clark ave-, 3 rooms. I'd floor tcolored).. 200
go Plum St. 2 rooms. list ioor.."......... 100
1926 Olive st., 9 rooms. LIST floor. rear........ $50
HALL.
1913 Washington ave- Studio building, de-
STORES AND OFFICES.
10S Pine St. pos. March 15......----..lG9.o
1913 Washington ave-, Studio building, de-
sirable offices, I'd and Sd foors:....... 49,.
7l Washington ave-. rooms, suitable for
light manufacturing. ..... ............... 80.
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Rent, $e3e-Priee, $e, 500.
Nos. z742 and ~ Armand STA beautiful
extra well-built double brick. two-story and
sard. of four and hve room flats. with ali ~
con~veniences: this Is a clear and good inv 7
In one Of the best sections Of city. with
improvements mnde.
AIPLE-HEMMELMASN K.Ae
608 Che /fN
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$1,1oo Will BUY

House No. 1907 Hickory S~t.-One-story
cottage Of two rooms. basement and cellar
old frame house In rear. Lot Gx10 feet to
For key and terms see
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03
ON PAYMENTS

For Sale-6137 Elizabeth ave-. near Clifton ave.
brand-new 3room brick cottage. with very fine
finished basement city water and sewer: lot 30x
40 feet: Suburban or Tower Grove cars. Terms:
600 cash down and rs per month. For key See
KEELEY &0@N 13 Chestnut st.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED HOUSES Ann
FLATS

COUPLE 10 take completely furnished house nm
Washington boulevard, near Newstead, and board
snail family. owning and occupying same; un-