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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01
M0NEYi money!

EAsY-PAYMENT LOANS on PIANOS. HOUSE
HOLD FOODS OR AMI GOOD SECCRITT.
We VIII make you the CHEAPEST LDAS IN
the city on cur new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Plan, which IL the eASieat PLAN In the wcrIi.
The can Be arranged 50 that YOU
can repay The loan In easy WEEKLY. MONTH
LY or YEARLY payments
Our PLAN enables you TO repay your account
without any trouble or inconVenience TO yourself
REMEMBER. WE Y REMOVE GDCDS-
We vii! rive you I THE TTaE you wa.t
and will carry ycur LDAS a. long as desired
We pay all your bills and advance yoU NOR
money.1t 10 easier 70 pay one ;bGp : number.
IN rASE or OR L OF EMPLOY
HENT. We WILL EXTEND YOUR loan.
Remember. IN dealing with ~ there are no ad-
vance charges whatever.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT II PAID BEEoRE DUE
II you cannot call. WRITE or PHONE and Ne
VIII send our agent 70 your placs Win Ire nO1sy-
NEW YORK FINANCE Co. ICONS 2H-9Sz.
y Give SITS. TELEPHONE IAIS .ssN.
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woMAs,s TRAnI,G cuo xcn,

WoMAa'S TRAINING SCHOOL ExCuR-
curslon-The managers OF the Womaus'
framing school announce that holders Ct
tickets for the excursion last SATURDAY.
Hnlcn was called on because of the rain,
can exchange same for tickets for the next
70 the party from whom they were obtained,
II is further announced that for the ex-
cuFsion OF July y. the boat will leave fha.
foot OF Olive street at 3 p. n. II Il fnrend-
ed 10 make a quick run to Rimmewieh. arr
riVlng there at ; p m, 10 witness the drel
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE-The Gem
eral Madison Miller Corps. No. 81. viii give
hail. In the Burlington building.
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NATIONAL UNION.

~ MOUND CITY COUNCIL. NO. ia
AC4A National Cnion-Our uert meeting will.
30 BY special dispensati0n. be held June
49, % at Ledsrkranz Hall. Thirteenth and
W. Chouteau avenue. Grand Joint initia-
ton services. Mound City Eapjs a arg deassa-
ton FE GUM REesioenI
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OF HONOR
MISCELLANEOUS.
Real Estate Transfers.

4itaSG: Ma ati seS S5. So'f u Ra shS
BGESXr yisTA:i6 IT.: Henry Hasrsiick
10 9 Dinsi9s-w d-.-.-s.-. sSe
and Spring: I" Jules Neastsdt P 70 CRATES
BEIINE@3T It. Z 8 in. ; :. bet. Grand and
spring: Charles Neustadt to l. Men,
c6SNECTicUT-9 II: Thomas Dalton to
PenrOse Investment Comyany-w. d.
CITY E~LOCK-Charies Mayer to William
Ms9haTt-w- 1000
eonsin ana Illinois: August Werner to
louise Hariman-w. d=-.-."--:-.". 5000
CITY B~LOCk-August Harris to George
DoLMAN.sS It.. e g.. bet. c6outeaa and "'
Hickory. Harriet Pulls 20 benjamin
EAAHSSIw; d 5000
and Sarah. Francs Boyer to william
EHG1TiD""2s n. 10 in" - BET P,S: 70"
and Maple; Harry Lynch to Marie KEEL
ETcLibGE $. bet. IaSadIe and Maiatt;
M2e,t sG5snk to Dayid Leyi-w. a.. zoe
-com9ahS 10 VIM. McFariand"w. S'.a'a ls
4sItJ2 X. n s. BET Nswstssa and
Mary DToesebLSTa.d heaty Company 70 ~
FAIRNoUNTsse IL n $ pet Kings
FIIRMoXTES, n: Sam Levy to Loli;
FITFEESEHLs it:.:. -. bet ST. Louis
a1d Ni@onssomsry: Hugh KOenis to Lena
G~AEFIELb.S n: n BET. Goodteliov
oERsEPfNEla n: Ami, Bradley to H@s
H~rMPHREY-5 n: .Dougherty- Real Es-
tate Co. to Capital Realty Company
HAwTHoRSE-ss It: COMPTON Xiii I'm: ""o
Company to I'd Wagner
n. : = bet. Louis
mens Company to Henry Griesedick. Jr.
nLINoIs:25 II: Dora Narzin9cr to II. >"
INDI4NA-s n. g s.. bet SIDNEY and "%S
LyEch: Gsnerai RsStins Company to
JANUkRY"m n: VIM. Mc;smsr to Bier: ESQ
mar I4sqTsnse Comgany-w d...;.-..- 500
% John McCarthy.H. d7..iHn"nt@ rs
Nff 4cilg: jo:.ps 81 K5 i E; to sst Ir M1Fi T:,S s9a
M2RSAY .TqRp.iii q. ~ in: john
GcoTE. KIrchn.r-w. d.-~--.MI-.. 500
NANHArT1y55n q James Mcdonald
MEANMhTTAScso n Malvern Realty
MPpLToNESo H. : BET. N.Srsska and
r@nt Company to "a zutdski-w prove Am
NEBRASKA-S n: COMPTON Hill I'm
nroyement Company TO Henry Brod-
NEERssKAIg II: BET xceons: N~'
f2TgFPy e dHeFrT R;od-T - LOs
EtaaeD 70 Anna yan-v: d;-:~r-"~; 400
ard Junla'a; John Frey to william
ST. FERDTNAND-S H.: Marie Prevef 10
TNresa Splering-w. d... 90
sEIsvIN-io0 n: Mary SIevfn to CIlf Nc
sEEvTN-fG n: Ci1 McsiiIiian to Union -"
Press Brick CIV d.....
ST: f.. 5 8. bet. New
stead and Taylor; Frank Bayer to Fred
sHERiDSN1s II. a s.. bet. ISfdnGw:ii -"
aE5 Glasgow: John Hslpin to Mary
ST. LOUrS-c n. sts in. n. 3. bet. New
stead ard Taylor; Hattie Beeman to
Ww pstTsr-w d.. " GO
sINTEENTH-sI n. bin. = -. bet. Itas-
IA and -; Michel Kennedy to Mary
ETtuan-QIc- q
SINTH-m n. W. 8. bet Spruce and Pop
lar; Ellen Burning TO Washington UNI
ve-sttv-v q B.Go
sINTH-4n r.. ". =. bet. Spruce and Pap
lar: Esther Jacobs to Washington Uni
ST. LOUISE n ~ IN. :. =, bs Nine
tSanth and Twentieth: Lena Koeaig to
E-Gh E0eni<-ItC d.......
TREMONT-sa -. Malvern Realty Com
panv 70 John VoKt-w. d..--.... rs
NEST-S II Ida Bonnell to John LIeck-
man-w- 9 u
VISTA II n. s.. bet. Newstead aud
Tav,or; sailie Boyd TO W. Giascock-
wIHNEI5: Francis Bliss to WIN. Nor,
E7n-dtc. d
w1RSF-% u n g. bot Grant and
Fl"-iss7uts WT- MORGAN 70 Penruse H.
veStment C0mpany-w. f-.-.---...-. loo
Building Permits.
R 7 Grams. trr5-7 Cook: dwelling: 81 20.
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ADVANCED

At lowest possible rates to male q female en-
ployes. without security ana no oejscuenable In
THE SALARY DISCOUNT COMPANY,
go Msrmod q Jaeeard bsildins. corner Broadway
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FRATERNAL ORDER oF EAGLES.

ia ST. LOUIS AERIE NO. 81. FRATER-
&k nal Order Of Eagles. will meet on ths
|43 second "wednesday Of July and August.
49, Beginning with September 70 meetings
~ viii be held each Wednesday at s D. m
at Havlin'S Hal. Sixth and Walnut streets
CONRAD EEMPF. W. p.
Jno. A. Gsrnsz. W. Secretary. 1907 Chestnut 81.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

ROOM and board by man and wife: deSirabl
location: front room: southern exposure. stat
terms and particulars: no clearinghouse. J
-. Republic
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MONEY! MONEY MONEY!

For salaried men and vom-p. without security.
at lowest rates: can be paid back IN small week
" or monthly paymsntss colatantiai cousulta-
lions In private rooms: sisA money loaned on
furniture: hours 6 20 g. Equity Finanoe Co. 1910
Union Trust building.
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MONEY TO LOAN

on FURNITURE. PIANOS, HORSES.
We CAN and WILL give you =
RATE % tntsrsSt than any other company IN ts-
city, and you can choose YOUR w TIME or
paytnE back the lean and AMOUNT OF PAY
AEN- you Wish to make. either weekly O.
monthly. and you PAY FOR QSLE sueh. tine as
eEn Possession. ani < you GET SICK or ortT
OF WORK We will hold pay-6ut 30 there 70 40
DANGER OF losing your rods There Is No PCB-
LICITY OR INCONVENIENCE: papers can be
signed at house. You get money same day
you apply. We will pay any ipdshtsdness On
your goods and give you MORE MONEY
II you cannot call Wuts o. telephone and We
will send agent TO explain our system
Tel D az FIDELITY BROKERAGE Co.
Room / uansur hliitfnr. yEt olive St
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

GROCERS-we make a speciality Of build .ns
grlcery stores and homes combined. easy terms.
Missouri. Home BliE. Association. io7 Chestnut
SMALL new brick h-use: N.I9: bargain. Gail
At 81 Bates a. Take BeIiefontaine car.
rs9 will buy seyen-roam house. az FaIrf1x
ave. has large stable: lot 1lNl0, Apply to Gay
& Co. SO Olive 81
H.oCa will huy three good siK-rDom brick houses
and lot near Grand ard kC-suth ayes.. splendid
bargain. Gay & Co SO Olive ct
s. Dl will buy eight-ronu fat. four TO ms and
hath on each Hour: Lucky 81. near lcnL!etUn
ave Apply to Gay & Co. So olive 81
800 will buy business corner. Improved. near
ThlT-y-f0urth and olive SITS. will rent for 81 o
Ter month: extra good bargain. Gay & Co. SO
Olive -.
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OF PYTHIAs.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
r. ACME LODGE No. .s. K. OF P.
~ sharp IN burlington bSiieinE. so oIivs
Visitors cordially invited and mem6er. expected
ItsA 81 Louis ay.aae.
3, L SasFt e. q HA K Of q p ms M9Ni rTsGg
"a Thg5sdsy evening IN Century bgIains
are cordially invited end m-mb5-s sTpssete9
W. J. Otto. X. Of r q S.
. CASTLE HALL ROBERT Y cowAN.
o. S SGfs in; x Nra 9t Pa and "e oivs s4s s;:re SeatS5g
ness meeting Eection q representatives TO
Grand Lls'' '''''G z f2FdMsaklES HAS c. c.
Attest: Henry II. LuehbeFt. X. e r & s
q COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. ES. X OF
90 asIosE. Eas Hail Ssn,gry saldIns:
Sin'h ard oIyS siTse1s Fuf.Say s,.e,i5n
q c. = and Master q Arms. An members re-
Ssss@s'' 70 Is FEB; +. BBiE:MfP 2sE Ys,HKS .. 4. . 8
Il m PSN2 e2:ry LP %.a6..f H9. .s.nI +: az q ODD
20 FELLOWS Han. No. ) Ninth ane olye
tors and members are s~oTaial!y iPyi.s4 r r
Attest: II. r. BemeI. X OF r & s. No. 80
Evans avenue.
n FUTURE GREAT LODGE NO "a Z;
SSSzr q p; meets every Wedns,daX ssenins -
~ of 2,sios ssr: - H0 wSSns.d day. evening, Jsiy
/. work in rank Of ESRglys' E+ sIiE FRaiSGa's q IL
w. 4. RoSert,. K. Of r. rs
800. GoLpEH CROWN LODGE, 50, 8.
meets ever, Friday evening. Hal 30.
F<p Ninth end DIV. streets Work a
* HSsmbers expected. v;i,5r. cordially
CROWN i9yitsd- J. H c
q MONROE LODGE. No. q K OF P,
~ s RSssIs s " n Tgtsdi Ia. ssen hrsas a. s0'ei sad
on hand; Visitor, cordially Invited and members
WILLIAM D-IESTsBACH. c. {
Attest: Fink p. Herring. X Of p s. $50
Arsenal street
PACIFIC LODGE. no. So. X. OF P.
Ky tury building. Ninth mi Olive streets.
Business meeting Wednesday, July. = 1871
Members expected and visitors e]9rt!sily isvitsd-
! ". Campbell. X. of & S,
PARAGON LODGE. NO. 50. K. or p.
meets every Tuesday evening In hall. NO.
~ ,. odd Fellows, building. Ninth ans Olive
Members and visitors are cordially invited.
Attest: Frank johnson. \. OF r 4 s
q RED CROSS LODGE NO. "a x. OF
&F lows Hall. Ninth and olive streets. July
". L TRUCKENMLLER. c. c.
II W. Reldinx. X. o. n. Z s
zULEMA LODGE. NO. s7l. X. OF P, |
~ No. /. tenth noor Century building. al 8
o'clock Important business. Election OF
snd visitors cordially limited to attend.
DOCTOR L z. LEHMBERG. C c. /
Attest: o. II. BroekA b Of r. { $
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MonaY Advanced SaIarlad Paaula.
FINANCE CO.,

Teams;ers boarding house keepers without sscur-
easy payments. largest brFin--s IN e prncf-
pal cities. Tolman. sl Hover eleI.. - CnsJt1ut.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN,
On Personal Property.
PRIVATE party loans money an 6I-rf-
ture: eaSy payments: confidential ard proper
ueatm-nt ~ Chemical bldg. Eighth and Olive
having surplus funds will aa-
smploySs 81 Century bldg. Ninth and Olive.
on personal security. furniture, etc, Al
y per cent. confidential fair Treatment and fair
terms Room a. Wainwright building.
MONEY loaned salaried people without seeur-
Chemical building.
MONEY 20 loan on furniture, pianos and Ell
good securities. lowest rates IN the city. business
strictly conhtsntial: est 1873. 1901 Morgan 81.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


COUNTRY BOARD
r miles from ST. Louis; lots OF shade:
everything convenient; private family. Address
Box I'll. Bunker Hin. i'll.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
DESK room fr rent In nicely furnished Office:
3 month: use % both phones: nice accommodate
tons. Room sl Burlington building, s9 Olive
corner store. suitable for grocer
and meat market. In good nslEhborhopd: was &C
cupi-d twelve wears by one grocer nrm: this Is
something worth while investigating II change Of
present location Is contemplated. no opposition.
SCHWESEER REALTY CO.
1907 :. jefferson ave.
GRAND Ave 1872 Mines location tn She
city tr florist: established six years. no op1o-i-
ton. Kinl0ch phone. 7. J. Cavuuaugh. 1875 y.
Grand.
WILL rent uart 81 store 90 ciSar manufacturer.
formerly occupied BY same. with stand. hne lOca-
ti0n. lJs2 ChOuteau ave.
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KEIGHrS or CoLUnEpA.
LEGION OF HoNoR.

~, ALPHA COUNCIL. NO. /. LEGION OF
~ Honor. meets second and fourth Tues
"a days. DOrc Han. Grand and Einney ave-
nues CHAS A HOCTS. Chancellor.
A. A. Bryden. Recardsr.
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LIVE N LET LIVE.

That Is our way. We aayanes nSney On Eaia-
ries and furniture a. lowest rates II the city.
Name your own time. date ana saouat o. pAy-
mznt-- Discount n paid essers due. IL sick O.
out Of employment We carry you No removal.
Strictly confidential. Will take up yoar loan and
advance more. VIII call On request. Mound city
Finance Company. 90 Bsnoist building. NIath
and Pine SITS 'Phcnc B -.
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R 7 Crane Frr-7 Cook: dwelling: 81 80.
J. ]. Howard. SSs Cass: stable: $3.50.
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sA OLIVE. ROOM IL E2IILIE BLDG.
Lends money on ,turnitursS planoA ranges and
sewing machines. horses and wagons. without re-
moval: monthly payments: dtbcourt ~ paid be-
fore due. bUsness eonndsntiAl Phone c 2il-
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RED MEN.


go ELK RrRE NO o..
~ Improved Order % Red Sel. meets
ES every THURSDAY sleep at DTuids- Hall.
- southeast corner Ninth and Market
streets First Thursday o. each moon,
Adoption degree. second Thursday. Warriors de
gree: third Thursday. Chiefs degree: fourth
Thursday. tribal business. Visiting chiefs invited
to cur councils
wAI!TER c MOORE. Saehem.
L Scovil. C. OF r.. 40 Wash street.
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FOR SALE.
HOUSE.
Near Worlds Fair Grounds.
VERY Low PRICE.
e5 h2Tfs i; .L ss'F SatEs yhs m2fsda, l aSl. S1l so,l H9T:s
heat. gas and electric Hight. H2use as good as
ter. etc. 90 vita the house. This Is the best oP-
PoTiqniiy o. rs Kind On me gisrkst' 49, essn
per cent interest. Inspection invited. Inquire on
The Prsm!sss. SO DeimaT boulevard.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
BARGAIS-Choics 10, soyiz.Y feet. between
keokuk and Usage: east side Minnesota Apply
= r. Landmann. l4I $. Broadway.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY For SALE.
tsenth SIS: % tec on FiIk ave. Address slH
Cho1teau ave. 81 Louis. 40
WEBSTER GRoyE-Nine-Toom, residence:
barEain. } q. Republic.
gOfoot lot in LntenWood q asditI5HJ: ch-np
at SO per focL Add. J. Becktold. 10l ) B-ca9-
BUSINESS FOR SALE.
a. GOOD ecnfseiioasry Ice cream ParioE. Gan
owner has other business. "a s. broadway.
AT a bargain. nrst-class Wallpaper store: well
Eis Easton ave.
BAKERY ice cream parlsg: fine location: big
bAIGaln az SS. investigate. 40 sidney ST.
BARBER shop in western part Of city. Y -.
Rtpuble.
HEAUTIFULLY furnished business; Whiteen-
amel fixtures. can run In connection or turn iur0
splendid restaurant fcur-yeAr lease. lbs Olive.
.BoARpING-HoUsE-Eight-roon private board
Hg-hoHse hlled with permanent people. asa
MashinEton ave
CoNFECTIoNERY-An old-established stand:
month. isl2 Franklin ave
ri store: old-establIshed business; road To-
cation; good business: bargain 1871 S. Jefferson
-FIRsT-CLAss fOuT-chAir barber shop. for sale
eaeap; doEn-toSn district. r s. Repuhiie.
GOOD saloon; very reasonable. 2l0 y. Broad
GOOD corner saloon for i.5 cash. balance
monthly payments. Inquire no y. Broadway.
GOOD saloon in southern 2srt OF city, selling
tlL.o9 to y.a9 beer -sr month; rent Is: price
N-09- L q. Republic
rSTtners reouirsa IS 30 ~ nos Lssrs.. = rssIm
Us Second 81. Memphis. Tenn.
store; good clean stock; nne FIX
lures: price about HS. l76 8. Seventh St.
GROCERY and Ea.ooa: old-establIshed trrIe;
se iin "G Ssins aa'' g. e r. s2'd rs al 0n sc reason for
HALF Interest In Eood-payinE drug stor- in
one Of the best towns In Indian Territory: owner
not a resident % Territory. good opening FOR a
physician. A 8. Republic.
NEAT two-chair combination barber shop:
Eood business: rent cheap. P ia Republic.
SALOON. a No. / location for barreI-house: ap-
Ply at once Columbia Distls. Co. - 5. Broad
way
BUSINESS WANTED.
CABANNE mattress suppltsr renovates al resi-
cences send orders 10 c. Pepper. IA Morgan
street
l. 3 1888. Kinloch-we buy rags. copper.
brass. zinc. leaG wire rope. sheet irun, bones
and bottles. II Nelson. zS9 " Ninth st.
PTPE-FTTTING work wanted: radiators re-
moved. furnaces repaired; 80 a day. Asso-
ciated Pip Filters. 2sl Olive.
stamps taken for cand-. cigars. to-
hacco. writing materials. note. packet and bill
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SYNDICATE

A California gold mining company f. being Or
ERniEed ard a good opportunity Is offered 10 n
few representative business men Of means 20
come In on a grUund-noor proposition, which
For Interview address x =. Republic
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usGlx { IlrIOR sIoRIsE and MOVING co.

New warehouse. lsa Washington ave: go pri-
Eate storuEe-rQ1mss moving. packing and ship
ping Kin. G rH CT Main eCS and get our rates.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

FORTY miles from ST. Louis lots OF shat
everything convenient; private family. Adore
IlN I'll. bunker EIL IM.
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ZCLEMA LODGE. NO. 81. X. OF p,
- meets Monday evening. June o. In Hall
IA No. /. tenth floor Century building. at 8
o'clock Important business. Election %
representatives and smoker Members expected
and visitors cordially Invited to attend
DOCTOR L z. LEHMBERG. C c.
Attest: o. IL BrOok4 b. Of r. L s.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
BELL Ave. S2L, Near Grand-COoL pleasant.
desired; secOnd-noor front and others.
COOK ave, ssSs-Beautful rooms. southern
exposure. single or en- suite: excellent board; all
DELMAR. ssI-NiceIy furnished second-story
front room: good board and all conveniences.
DELMAR. {2r-Beautiful seeond-story front.
southern exposure. with good board: suitable for
DELMAR boulevard. $50 Nicely furnished
rooms, with excellent board: all convenience:
suitable for couple or gentlemen.
DELMAR Boulevard. $40 Neatly furnished
room: southern exposure: couple or gentlemen;
board and service: reasonable.
DELNAR Boul, SslHTwo cool. weTI-furnlshed
rooms. en- suite: home cooking; hot bath tuTni-
ture taken as part board; terms reasonable
DICKSON. es0S-DcssrabIe furnished room with
good. substantial board: modern convenisnces. 81
Der week for two.
EVANS Ave. sasA-NIce, cool room, vith
board; - per week; private family.
EVANS Ave. tss-Niceiy furnished back par
ladies or Eentienen: $40 per week: SO win
breakfast
EXTRA iRrFe front room: southern exposure:
board; ali white help: S Per week each. c ..
Republic
FINNEY Ave. ssOs-Nic room and board;
second floor front
ElNNEl. All-NlCeiT FURNISHED room, WIKI
excellent board: all convsniencss.
FINNEY Ave. 3ss7JThird-noor front room;
southern exposure; good board; suitable for three.
FISNEY Ave. ssss-La-Ee front room nicely
furnished; excellent board: two gentlemen SO.
FINNEY Ave. Ssi-Two nice front rooms,
southern exposures; modern conveniences; good
table; very reasonable
FINNEY Ave, ass-Ncely furnished rooms
room for a few table boarders.
FOURTEENTH St. "a s.-Nicely furnished
'front.' room with OF without board. for gentle
FOURTH St. ll0 s-FuFnIshed and unfur-
nished rooms. with CT without board.
FOURTH st. liza s.-NiceIy furnIrhed lane
and small rooms. with or without boaih.
A Ave. zss-NIcely furnished room With
terms.
LAcLEDE Ave. Ssa-vey nice cool room vita
nrst-ciass board: all eonveniences; S.5 per week
LACLEDE Ave. siIs-Tvo or thrae yoInS men
nice. pleasant room in strictly psivHte family.
BACLEDE Ave. 2ss2A-FUrnished room in
private Catholic family, for one or two gents:
Sonabie terms: references exchanged.
LAFAYETTE Park Distrsct-PIeasant nicely
furnished second-noor front room: toiief-ro5g,
and large closet attached: superior homo table:
large lawn; gentemen or couple Y =. Republic.
LAYTON Ave. zs-sl. week; beauttfpI
bath, gas; private family: own homo
LAYTON Ave. ASA tCorner Grand AveI-
Large front and other rooms: southern exposure
elegantly furnished: e~xcsllent table board.
date furnishings: table and location the besf.
BINDELL boulevard ga NeWiy furnished
and beautifully decorated rooms, with board Suit-
able Tor gentlemen or couple: references.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-01

FOR RENT, APARTMENTS, FLATS.
EAsToN Ave. ks4e-Four-roOm nas; bath.
laundry; rent 81.
FOURTH St. II s-Three rooms ana Kitchen.
second floor: all convenience.
GARRISON Ave. ss Nan upper Fat OF four
rooms; modern eonven;Snces; reasonable.
KENNEDY Ave. 6ls-Four rocmX hau
room, bath. gas. closets screens.
LA ALL Is15-Fou rooms. second eoor
with bath: rent ali or part
NEwEousE Ave- lss-F1ve rooms. sls. bath.
laundry. screens. stue: SIS
oFALLoS St. ss4-Three rooms. second
floor. s..
PARK Ave. sz-Six rooms; attic. car, r9S:
only adults. -
RUTGER St. zs4-Four-room tat eSth sfo .
IN good repair: nrst hoors rent SIS: open for IN.
~EpAction-
TwENTY-sEcoND st. . s-Three-roon Sal.
hrst floor: in GOOD repairf newly painted and
pzpered; rent sl1: open for inspection
WALNUT St, 3slI-Nice four-room nat 90
bath: near Untoa Station. open: 81.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-09
NERVOUS DISEASES
Can Be Endured But They Can Also
 Be Cured.

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 You can endure all these nervous troubles for years or escape them now and for good You can choose one condi- tion or the other. The difference is largely due to the presence or lack of iron in the system-a kind of iron you may never get unless you get 1t from pr. Harter's Iron Tonic.
 It promptly cures all forms of nervous debility or exhaustion. 1t increases the yigor of all your vital organs. It en- riches your blood with just that form of iron needed to build up your nervous hystem and to give you nerve force and muscular energy.
 You should know that Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is not an experiment. not a new remedy, but one which has been constant ly overcoming these cendi. ions for forty live years. You can believe in a remedy with record like that. Made only by The Dr. Harter Medicine Co.,. Dayton. Ohio. Sold everywhere. t0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-09

To the men who have tried every known remedy to revive their waning power or lost manhood, and have given up fin despair, the message of Dr. A. E. Robinson of the State Medical Institute, the world famed physician in the weak nesses and diseases of men. comes as a most blessed promise. To the doctor no weak man is incurable. With the won derful treatment that he has discovered any sexual weakness disappears as if by magic. The normal functions are re- stored quickly and positively Men who have mourned their loss of power and manly strength and after repeated trials of many remedies and famous physicians. have abandoned all hope, have. with this remarkable treatment been in a few short days possessed of a splendid, wig orous vitality. It gives the power of the mature man reinforced with all the buoy ancy, spirit and vigorous vitality of youth. The immediate effect of the rem edy is to send rich tingling flood of warm blood direct to the paralysed nerves, awakening them te/ active and healthy life It is a home treatment that has curesi so many men who have for years battIed against the terrible mental and physical suffering of lost manhood, that the State Medical Institute of which Dr. Robinson Is the dean, has decided to distribute free trial packages to all men