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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04
Bsvos's wsattiAle;r Forecast 70,
October.

This month the center Of the storm
b'sft will hang over TIE easterT fall Of
the United States, !bqt. the dlstur-
Dances will reach to Pl[ parts. q, the
country. Very cold weather may be
expected Over the Western States,
The month will enter WITH a storm
forming over the Gulf Of Mexico.
LIST to SID, cold in tie North, hot fp
the South and East. apd violent
thunder. storms over the Ohio Valley.
4th to 9Th, rain and snow oyer Che
North, hot and sultry, with thunder
showers over the South, ,,;7th. to 9Th,
Threatening weather, followed by 9
storm over tie upper Mississippi
Valley, moving westward! 10Th to
18th, a storm over the. East, Gull
States, moving northward to the Ohio
Valley, will cause heavy rains and a
violent change in temperature and
cold wave. 18th to 18th, stiI cold,
but moderating. 18th to 18Th, .
cyclone over the Cult Of Mexico
which may reach the Florida Coast,
and . storm forming over Texas,
moving. northeastward, will cause
heavy rains over the Mississippi Val
ley; danger Of floods IN the Gull
States, and snow over the Western
States. goth to .i22nd, cold and
cloudy. 23rd to 25th, a storm NOV
ing up the Atlantic Coast and another
over Canada moving eastward will
cause a cold wave. 26th to. S1st,
cold wave, followed by snow over the
Northern States.
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AbBevYilIe Band 6oanseft.

On account st; Q of Ih1,ciement v;ea wealth
the band concert was not held last
Sunday. If the weather is fair next
Sunday The program intended fol
that occasion will be presented Sun.
day night. A large crowd, many
from the county, We're ,disappoippttSlad
ON account ii the concert not being
held.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Gnidry, Louis Eaora MeFarland, Ne
lie Lamp1aan, Carnlille Broussard,
Florence and Aline Torian, Annie Put
nam, irene Lyons, Maud Eldredge,
Leo Levy, Robert and Guy White,
Leonard Wise, Murphy and Curly Lego.
Robert Labit, Laborde Leblanc, Rainor
Broussard, Raoul Leguenec, Earl and
George Golden, James Marchesseaux.
NoTTCEi-My office on the south
side Of Magdeline Square is. for sale
cheap and on easy terms with a long
lease on the lot, Apply to DR.. F. F.
Young.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
IT, EGENA. =.

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed OF every bottle showing that tits
simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless
form No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04
STATE OFLOUISIANA-Parisl of Ver+,
milion+-l7th Judicial District 'Conrt4s
No. ATS 81 -aF

No, 4le. Z- ts II .etS%.g
succession of-Jean Vincent, Deceased. {
Whereas, Desire Vincent, resident -0A
the Parish of Vermilion, Louisiana and
Administrator of the sHacessi6fi numbers
Honorable Court a tableau of debts Anib
charges against said succession. and 3Iisg
petition praying that. the same BIS thohI-
0Iogated and approved andsthat he be an /
thorized to settle with the credftcrs IN
accordance Herewith. 80 n :
Therefore notice is hereby given. toaIlys
and all. whomi it doth or may conspTrl, teg
show cause, If any they have, within tegl
days, why the prayer of said petiti0T
should not be granted az prayed for.
(@~) By orde of Court: : - ar
}sEAL- SiMoNETLEgaARC. II,
(~~) CloGk Of Gourt
| Clerks Office ,septsmRssyg re, tepS
Edwards Il Greene, kttSs'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Died.

VALLEE.-ThursdaY. Oct. 3, 1909 )
at. 4 40 p. m., Emma, the. iufart
daughter. of MIR and Mrs. Louis
Vallee, aged, 10 months. /.
A little bud gathered to bloom in
the garden Of paradise.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Town and r
#. rL.u: ...'a ,"r.
nctolsr opened clear and cool.

0et0D6T UpOhoo
o,octrjc light poles are being
erected.
Rain nearly every dGb Ia! and sometimes
all day.
The parish public Schools will open
next Monday.
Moses Beer is soliciting orders for a
patented dust pan.
The rainy weather is bad on rice
s, ~. and receipts at Hills and
warehouses are slow.
Roads in the Queue Tortue neigh
norbood are reported in a horrible con-
dition and impossible.
W. are glad to note our subscription
iist continually growiDg-neW names
beipg added each week.
-9~ !
Tuesday morning the wind Shifted
n north and gave us a good rain lasting
N, no66in5 when it cleared of.
csacbeere's Mexican Band Of New
1ber,a has been playing some excellent
,nos;e in Abbeyille this week.
onr Jewish friends closed their
stores Thursday on account Of it being
a religious holiday-New Year.
The Abbeville Steam Laundry, with
L.P. Hacker and W. /. .Comeaux, pro-
briesors will soon be ready nor business.
Republicans will hold i mass meet
lib here Sunday next, OCT. Il, in the
Interest Of theif candidate f5t Congress,
WE. Howell.
Oysters are Becoming Quite plentiful
ahd the quality is all that could be
desired. "Hell Hole oysters are ine
Bize this season.
Evidently ths weather man has got
bis dates mixed. He is sending in
daily installment Of regular spring
weather, with bud and blossom, show
L4 a-E ff.-t B.. t II
ers ahad song birds.
Last Saturday afternoon the heat
was extremely oppressive; SO charged
with humidity was the atmosphere that
the least exertion caused the perspi-
ration to pour IN streams.
For d wonder the ehtetprising mer-
chants ii State street have not had
that disgraceful mud hols at the. cor
her 81 Lafayette filed UP with shells
or btiCk bats. Wait Till winter comes
and 1t will BE an Accumulation.
ons Of TIL, urgent demands Of the
town is a strict and viii enforced law
!. against vagfants and loafers-especi-
ally directed at thu Iounginig around
streets at night time as this perniciOus
practice constitutes a menaHt'ce to the
dignity and morals Of the Community.
100
The point is right here, do you want
tfe best' It's right here and here it is
right id prices, quality and style, in
Ladies and Misses Outing Hats, Dress
Goods Trimmings, BSlts, Ties, Gloves,
Shoes, Silk Waists, CABS and Jackets.
Men and Boys Clothing, Shirts, Collars,
Ties, Gloves, Hats, Caps and Shoes at
A. L. Dysr's, Royville, La.
Tie cane crop continues to improve.
She condition Of the crop appears to
vary considerable in. many sections.
The bulk 6f the crop IS not quite up to
the average and is about three weeks
behind that of last year. Where the
cane Vas we'll advanced the cool wealth.
Ct assisted greatly III ripeniin1jg it. As
whole the prospects are very encour.
aging.
IN order to wake a town inviting to
strangers visiting with a rev to be-
come citizens of the place, everything
mat . apt to catch the eye should
present a neat and clean appearance.
70 'hia CONNECTION would it not be- we'll
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04
&1ops tile Cough
and Works OEthe Gold.

laxative Brolno- qujpine Tablets o4Te, a
oSld in mi day. No Cure, No Pay. Price
g cents
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Let US send you this paper.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Stephen Van .Slykea formerly of
Bloomfield now of indianapolis, Ind
after, an. absence of nearly thirty,
years resumed last Saturday on q
visit and is stopping with his friend,
Robert g.. Harrington, Of SprDghill.,
So great are the changes in that time
that Wisa's store and the brick hotel
are about the only places in town
which were familiar to him.
W. B. White, this week received,
private advices. from Shreveport.
telling of the sudden death of ". f..
Ho!burt 2 prominent lawyer of that
city who was associated with Mir.
White in the Hunter Canal lawsuits
Mr.. Holburt was here Thursday last
tried the case, reached home Saturday
and died Sunday. /,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

For d wonder the ehtetprising mer-
chants IT State street have not had
thar ~disgraceful mud hols at the. cor
her q Lafayette filed up. with shells
or brick bats. Wait It'll winter comes
and 1t will Be an Accumulation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

0is Of Til, urgent demands Of the
town is a strict and viii enforced law
against vagfants and loafers-especi-
ally directed at thu Iounginig around
streets at night time as this pernicious
practice constitutes a maenaace to the
dignity and morals Of the Community.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Last Saturday a-ftsr11otSS5Ini the heat
was extremely oppressive; SO charged
with humidity was the atmosphere that
the least exertion caused the perspi-
ration to pour in streams:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Evidently thu weather man has got
bis dates mixed. He is sending in
daily installment Of regular spring
weather, with bud and blossom, show
ers ahta song birds.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

The point is right here, dc; you want
TIE best' It's right here and here it is
tight I'll prices, quality and style, in
Ladies' and Misses Outing Hats, Dress
Goods, Trimmings, BSlts, Ties, Gloves,
Shoes, Silk Waists, CABS and Jackets.
Men and Boys Clothing, Shirts, Collars,
Ties, Gloves, Hats, Caps and Shoes at
A. L. Dyssr's, Royville, La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

~ a-E-- Z e , = = 4 . l-1|F9.. -
Little Miss Ouids. Labit celebrated
the 18th anniversary Of her birth by
a lawn.party given at Ter home last
Saturday afternoon. Nearly all her
guests remembered her with nice pres
ents, Those present were; Edith Co
dagd, May Young, Annie Mai Watts,
Marguerite Waggoner, Adrian Wag-
lgoner, Alice Summers, Carmen Le-
Blanc, Winnie White, Sadie Corrodi,
Mathilde Edwards, Lizzie Nettles!,
Lucille Pipes, Daisy Stein, Gertrude
Melebeck, May Flemings, Mary Brous,
sard, Boudine Laporte, Loi Brasseaux:
Esther and Judith Leblanc, Janey
Davies, Ida Leblanc, Virginia Green
Loretta Shaw, Julia. Lyons, Maud
Womack, Louise Ewell, .Mable Lam
Bessie Gnshman, Olga Caldwell Katie
and .Emelina Dutel, Geneveive LIE
Blanc, Virginia Thorpe, Sophie Me
Henry, Roberta and Mable Young
Matte Young, Roberta Holiness Graei'
Fsray, Enlde. and Maud Leblanc
t.clodia and, Ida, Bourque, Marie logng
Zoe Lyons, Winnie Corrodi, Edit
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

r. q -
10 order to wake a town inviting to
strangers visiting with 4 REV to be-
come citizens of the place, everything
mat 3 apt to catch the eye should
present a neat and clean appearance J.
70 thu CONNECTION would it not be we'll
lof oar town authorities to see to it
mat The cutters are kept clean and
opea' and that rank weeds should not
s e allowed to take possession of any
a.s 81 our beautiful little city. We all
sI's We have a PLEASANT and .dsligh t
M Y then why not keep it neat
Sau sidy, and not allow. its original
isSSty and grandeur destroyed for the
wy ant'ofalittle labor and attention.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Oysters are Blooming qdEte plentiful
hid the quality is all chat could be
desired. "Hell Hole oysters are ane
Bize this season.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

The parish public Schools will open
mkt Monday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

Nav electric light poles are being
o.tnd
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

min nearly every day and sometimes
all day.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-10-04

TIE cane crop i, continues to improve.
She condition of the crop appears to
vary considerable in. many sections.
The bulk 81 the crop IS hot quite up to
the average and is about three weeks
behind that of last year. where the
cane Was we'll advanced the cool wealth
Ct assisted greatly III ripening it. As
! whole the prospects; are very encour.
aging.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
HIS BEEN REDUCED 70 S2.5OQ

On the n0rthflsf corner % Big Bend and Geyr-
reals, al Windsor sprnEs station Frisco sys
tent. you viii see one Of the beautiful country
homes IN 81 Louis County south kirkwoodl: ID
ncrsz OF Ind 1ernum house with all conveni-
enres. stabi- and outbundings: plenty OF water:
orchard. Mise lawns. and. in fact. everything
that make % a comfortable country home. with
almost all % the ronveri-nces that sou can have
IN the city. only 3 blocks Aouth q the Suburban
electric street car line: may consider a proposi-
t,n % trade fr a portion % the purchase priv
II you purchase this property at n2.So- Allow
CHS Il VOGEL 81 Chestnu; 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

Ea,Nri, .d.oins ST. Louis County, has no bond
ID fsbf and : ore q the most pueperous eoun-
tirr - ne state. own and cder Tor sale. n
- Tr--rfrv 49, than lNo acre. OF farm
sands Tor so to - an acre. oeinE u cta- q
josErII Ii. BENNETT. sailyaa. No
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
DELMhR B0lL.

NlHe-rocm modern house. -s-fSct Tot. not water
h-as Ccst SSSs9 four yyzrs ego ENc pional
McSAiR. HARRIS & JONES REALTY CO.
: r. Cor. ElEhth ard Locust sts
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19
WEBSTER PARK,

DO not ,sil 20 take adyantaEe Of this nns
weather nnt look IT WEBSTER PARK. the
as.stocrauc suburb Of St Louis See my sign
boards { W. EAR%ES.
sts WainwrlEhf bldg
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ARM WANTED.

NAVE client waning farm valued ~ SKY.
viii put In Ae9 cash and city property. or god
bricE town property. A. > Loomis. tie y. Ninth
WANTEn-s 20 20 acres with Rood IMPROVE
rr~nfs. within The Ozark fruit belt: for CASH Or
ev TERRY q SONS 81 oaestau, st.
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FARMS FoR RENT.

TRrcK ,srra. urar wcr.d Fair grounds; good
fai-le. = fss .emeas. flguire Lydk Art Co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

LARGE outfit Of elegant brass gas futures;
Eas and coal-oii heaters: at a bargain lGl n
Compton ave.
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HONE Comfort range. Quick Meal gasoline
range with oven. storm buggy. Ecne furniture
come quick: cheap. 3l4 Turner ave-
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COOP walnut foIdiag bed. 1905 ". Conp;on
ave.
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lot Of stoves. furniture and cape.s; iteap
on time payments. American secondhand Store.
2sis EaEton ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

wardrobe. Davenport sofa he'd. few
kitchen chairs and oak bedstead- Sn3 ST Nn-
cent
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ARG range for r.staurant or boarding houEe.
large ice box. also table and kitchen outnt- l41o
Locust 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

LARGE assortment Of hard and son coal heat
Ing stoves. N1 y. Seventh
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

LARGE cupboard. rood as new: cheap lGr
Francis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

HOWE scale. . solid mahogany chairs. air
tight heater &: new handsome oak sieeeoaTs
ZZis Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

LARGE assortment o. cooking. heating and
laundry stoves. leading makes, 3 Up Call early
Open S1nday. JsEerson-Franklin Furniture Co.
Z5l Franklin.
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LETT from Storage. large double-oyen hotel OF
restaurant rang. water ccnnection. cost So sell
FOR 81. Jsnefsou-FranSlin Furniture Co. %oi
franklin.
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FURNITURE folding bed. dresser. sidebo1rd
etc. cheap. 1918 Carr St tresr). 3 10 l. m
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DO(ToR's Services Free-Privats di.e
eanes OF men and women cureds Er1et
privacy: snail charge for medicine only.
Econouv Free Dt1Densary, corner Ihtf~
tenth sL and Frznkiin ave
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sUnURnAN PROPERTY ron SALE.

RIG bargain. nns frsft and poultry farm: -
ucrvs: good groom house. etc. on rock road.
two miles north Of valley Park Arthur Mi
telbsTE. B y seventh 81
Double your money IN eight u1onths: - acres
IT. Ferguson, splendid for subdivision. near cars.
owner too old. shade. fuilt and water in aburt-
Anre- Apply as Chestnut
EIGHT acres. Nrocm houSe. cistern. srrtnE.
fruit. etc. 81 VALLEY Park: thTee-fourth mile
frum NurClass Park. frunts two streets. inc
fare Arthur MittciberE. Is y. Seventh 81
EiGHT-ROOM houEe. corner 1T. all IN good re-
pair. conVenlrnt 60 school. church. IRAN and
ct-. l must sell n Cnce a. ! am leaving city.
gme cut and look Al this to-day. easy terms.
A > JeI. Shrewsbur. Big Bend road.
GOOD business place. Olive street roaA Oiivsus
station. one auE one-haif screR two-stDC frame.
two stoves. nice rooms second floor. bargain.
Adam Weber. Eu Fankiin ave
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FURNISHINGS % nye-r0om hat at 4 bargain:
hot-wRtsr connections. bath. closets and otnsr
convenience: god locality. W. F. Brewer "
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HOUSEHOLD furniture. ~ will exchange som
pieces for folding bed zo2i IAEton ave
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RANGES-Home Comfort. 1ajeStics. Qu1cf
Meals. Bucks. Brilliant. $50 rock stove y: hard
srft. air-tight heaters al your own price sls
EaEf1u ave.
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LOOKING glasses rssilysrsd y.ss5g low esuFss;
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ONE walnut bedroom set. beveled m.rrnrs
wardroN-. c3k folding bel. hase burner. tE,
soE-cosI heaters Eas ta1gs and othe= housrhoh
gocds. cheap So y Ewing ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-19

NFw IInm~ Crurprt st--i rarEs us~d three
months. c. c knight. Union Pae!nc BY. 800
Olive 81.
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ONE Front Rank furnace. No. -. rood eondi-
ton. With pipes. $f5. further Information call at
Wn. BolIEerk's. seventh and Arsenal
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FURNITURE ef six-room house. full Of room
ers: with plano. AZ StOcdard st.
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GOODS.
FoUR-HoL.

range. water connection, good as new. = d-iv-
ered: open sunday. 1s~nerson-FranSiin Furniture
20. III Franklin.
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OAK mantle folding bed. OAK dresser. green
iron bed. glass front bed, oeh sideboard. oak
wardrobe. dlnluE-tabie- soft coal heaters. cook
-rov"- 4i3t Easton ave.
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FULL-SIZE Ion bed. with brass trimming
and mattress. $3.50 Shaw ave. L.
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SOFT coal stove. cheap: good as new lEs 5.
Ninth ST.
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NJ Home Comfort rang; good as new; ia=Ee
cock stove. one large cannon stove, must oe
solI. Ills y. Fifteenth -.
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VIRGINIA AVE-, S24,5O,

Virginia ave. on the south.
PHlLIBERT-LIGHTHOLDER REAL ESTATE
-. l. y EKhth a.
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A short distance south thereof iatsr-ectcd by
Bisntun place. ~ have a. ucrcs that can b
purchased At a harEan Tor a quick Fale
STORM & FARIsH. IL y. Eighth -.
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NICE bed. Washstand. almost new wire cot.
NATIVES. he'll clock H3A Evans ave.
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SEvENTy-FIVE good secondhand ranges. so
heating Stnves. - cook stoves. Home Comf0r,s.
Radiant Homes. left IN storage. 4i3 Easton ave.
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U.NE Raaiant Home Daseburner viii - soii
cheap II taken a. once- 9s53 olive.
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NICE oak kitchen cupboard: cheap. Call Mon
cay. SS9 Cas- ave
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-RUGS-speciaI sale Of rugs and earPs;E left
from stCFaEa. room-Size rugs $50 up misnf car
pets cheap. 1Cs Franklin
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SECONDHAND Folding beds. bedroom suits.
wardrobe. household goo1s. heating. cooking and
gasoline stoves ST. =. seventh 81.
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LOT % antique mahogany furniture. for stor
age charges. is2t Locust 81.
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MOORE alright heater. Bucks range: WILSON
wood heater. s50z Chouteau ave.
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SOFT-COAL heating stove: also taiiors stove:
call to-day. SA Dickson ~.
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sIY-5E9LE Home steel range. with hish clos
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PECIA sale % sldebcarts. iron beds. dre~s-
cr= chiR0nlcT. drsrslnE tarlts and fancy rick
ets. a. Lznssn = tay.1r storage and Moving
Company. lN3 Washington ave
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PARLOR sufte: hourehold goods. must sell
leaving CITY. SIS Keun-riy ave.
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WILL sell at a sacrifice. mahogany uprfg't
Ysano. Eahoezry parl1r suit AM odd pe-er
rockers. paTlcr tables and pedest1ls. nnahcEany
Davenport. Turkish leather chalrs. leather coccn.
library table. mahogany cesE- bookcases. Uresg
beds with hair mattresses and box springs. ms
tCgany and oak dresser. Oriental and Okla M
ton rug OF rairtirEN pictures, N rrors, lace
curtains. drapsrIz cut glass. b-tc-a-brac. etc Z,
these goods have had but Etis use and are IN
perfect condition. will sell fer lees than half
original cost SS West Pine boulevard
SO onk folding bed. FOR less than cost Els
Indiana ave.
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ONLY S13 FOOT,
WORLD'S FAR T

For sale-2s feet. ees; side Of Minnesota
south q Cherokee ct.
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SOLID cherry windsor foldins bed can at
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MAKE OFFER.
33I7 LAGLEDE ave.

EiEhi-roon- stone from; houne. rent SO pr
mozta. Splendid condition. Want 10 eel gui.G.
McSAIR RI & JONES REALTY co.
5. Z Cor. Eighth ard I.S5ust So
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, NO., FARMS.

90 scra of land in ManisqmeTy. County. MS
cirv raj estate. p. J. csvansugh. 40 y Grand
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n o. SALE

A NICE farm % 70 acres. good s-room hJGSe.
han orchard. etc. one mile TO depot. ~ ml4es
cut: price u.iN. ). Il. Martin. ~ Lincoln trust