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. ]. f. McMuIIen Arrested in Atlanta
Yesterday.

Meridian Press.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday
morning before Justice of the Peace Abe
Klein charging j. F. McMullen with
forgery and with obtaining money under
false pretenses The affidavit was signed
by +. G Webb, negro mail carrier on
the route between Meridian and Increase
and was placed in the hands of Consta-
BILE H. K, Foster, who wired to the po'
lice of Atlanta asking them to arrest
McMullen, who went to that city from
Meridian
Private detective Henderson of Kosci
usko, stated last night ito reporter for
The Press that J. F. McMullen had
been arrested in Atlanta on a charge Of
forgery and Of obtaining money under
false pretenses. McMul en- is alleged to
have stolen about $4,000 from the United
States government and from sub con
tractors on the mail route.
Mr.. Henderson said last night that
in 1900 he was instructed to find McMul-
len at any cost and he proceeded to fol-
low out hissinstructions. He followed
McMullen through the everglades of
Florida for several months and then lost
his track 1t was not until last Janu
airy that he again fodnd McMullen, The
fugitive was then in Macon, Miss, car
rying two star routes for II, L, Hans
berger of Sedalia. Mo- Mr. Henderson
said that McMullen obtained sos from
Hansberger under false pretenses It's
said that the mail carrier also defrauded
J NJ. Boring, Il mail contractor of Lon
don, Ky, out of $3.50.
Mr.. Henderson claims. that IN Mac n
he took everything belonging to McMu :
len and thus put him out of business for
a time. The alleged swindler was not
arrested, however, because of the death
of a priucipa, witness and Of the absence
of another, 1t is said that in Macon
! NcMullen also stole three horses.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

AARRIED-At the residence of Dr. L.
q Harvey May II, O'Clock p m. Mr.
+ s. jackson and Miss Lora Hearon Of
Columbus, Miss, Rev. R NJ S. Evans
officiating. Mr. jackson was reared in
Macon and is Young man of sterling
worth, Miss Hearon is a lady of charm.
Ing and lovely character and Seigor S
many friends congratulate him on his
good fortune in winning such a life
companion May that success which he
SO richly deserves attend him, and may
eontentment and happiness ever reign
in their home,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

Stokes Evans Hardware Co.,
sells one Straight Grade Of We
hioles They guarantee them in
every respect and keep them IN
repair for ONE YEAR FROM
DATE OF SALE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

From my pasture uear Center Point a
large brown mare, fully 16 hands high
with star in face. Had bay mare colt
with her. Day before Christmas she
was seen on Fl. G Harlan's Sth place.
She rarged in Woodward S creek cane
brake on the Christian place, VIII
give $40 to recover her.
X 7 McLEoD,
may3-1m Mcleod, Miss,
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NOTICE, LADIES

| have opened up dress making bus
mess and would appreciate your patron
age. My prices are reasonable and sat
isfaction guaranteed. | have had eight
wears experience. Mrs. II. W. Doss,
3-22-2m Written House, Macon Miss
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iotoPatty Dry Goods Company
boots for the cash


HAt
N Henry Nofsinger and baby are
Bill tba Misses Minor
/. ELLA Mosby of Columbus, aud
bel lreat Or Clements,
Il 7 & Barry was in Macon
hi lays the guest of Dr.. Clement.
@yalte, TAYLOR is up from LeFlore
vi and Will be in town a week or SO.
N D W Williams and two
ben Of jackson, Ohio, are at Mrs.
Hand Mrs G. b Ames, of Okla
Nty are expected to arrive in
N To day
PM Mrs S.O.Freeman of Cooks
ENtrt among the many visitors in
E1aeslay
N RIM, Evans Of Wall Hill, Miss.
|sEuest at the Simpson House a few
nlis week,
Y doctors have been attending Mr.,
Mtes and little Val this week, They
Aecut well nov,
D Cavett is having two rooms,
fry and other improvements made
Y residence
|or and Mrs. Samuel Spann are
Rg Mrs Shumaker in West Point
RllI go from there to Columbus.
and Mrs, ] NJ. Murphey and
#llIdren, Of Meridian, came up to
~ aud Mrs, Victor Murphey.
George Richardson has been con
to his bed this week, suffering
'ae same trouble he was afflicted
hlast summer.
u La Owens was over worked last
n while Mr. Owens and his sor
II were IN the markets, adding tC
7 summer stock.
and Mrs. John W. Paulette were
III IN Tuesday and they continued
R"'p to Ittabena to visit Mrs. Pau
b brother, Mr., John Long.
i WlIl Patty of West Point. son o
- Patty, is visiting relatives il
H. tie finds great changes in TIN
FOwn since he left here in 1877.
b Heinrich and j, L. Klaus rep
~ 'ne Macon Lodge at the GRAM
II meeting of the Knights o
%''' at Yicksburg this week,
II Lille Mcleod, after y mos
P'n' stay among relatives in Nortl
r. returned to her post at tn
H. store yesterday morning,
ana Mis-. Matt Mahorner, Jr. G
IL are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
II IN Macon Young Matt ha
working hard for several month
needs a rest,
nufphey says an eleven poun
\ s''.Yea At the home of Mr.. R. 7
a',u on May OH. The crop is n,
Oa'y thing that will keep Bob ,
P's for some time
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Taken IN by Peter Moseley about April
ID, 1902 straying on the Barton place in
district 3, black and spotted SOW, right
ear cropped, one long teat, about 3 years
old, weighs about l25 pounds,
The owner is notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges at the Rangers
office and take it away or it will be dealt
with as the law directs,
p. T. FERRIS.
mayl7.3l Coroner and hanger
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Piles are not only most painful but
also very dangerous, as the inhaned nod
ules are very apt to take on malignant
action and cancer of the rectum is pro-
duced. They should be cured. TABLERs
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT will cure the
most obstinate cases. Price so cts. in
bottles, tubes rs cts, at j. +, Jones
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Save &c hy Buying

McGee's 3c Chill Cure is a purga-
tive; you need no other. Largest bot
tie for the money and is guaranteed
to cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for McGee's &c Chill Cure,
Tastcless.
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TOWN RESIDENCE FOR RENT.

The house known as the Riyes resi-;
dence north of Capt. Griggs' residence
is for rent. Possession given when
rented. Apply to CHAs STRONG.
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Thursday fine rams fell in portions Of
the county east of Macon, The Fair.
field mail rider went out in a cart, but
was compelled to leave it and return on
his horse, Around Macon there has
been no rain, only heavy clouds that
roll by us,
Messrs, z. T Dorroh and N. Scales
of Macon were down here Wednesday
and carried back about fifty large trout
from the Chamberlin lake-New Era,
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CLERK BELuSANNUAL REPORT.

" VWIIV7UNIl NtTT I, II0T.
The following financial statement for wear
ending August 81, 1901, was ordered 10 he
fled, spread on the minutes ana ppbB.bod
t0-wit:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

Emme t Cavett has returned from a
pleasant trip to Nashville, Phillip
Cheap Joe. who went with him, will
stay a week longer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

AS we came down to the Office yester.
day morning prominent citizen and
voter handed us the following ticket
with the request to publish the same.
We cheerfulIy do SO.
For ALDERMEN
f, V. Yates
j. H, Williams
W. V Rogers
E. M. Mlrphey
j. f. Shelton
Mr., EDIToR:-I respectfully submit
for the consideration Of the voters of
Macon the following for Aldermen.
They have the respect and confidence Of
the entire community and will always
have in view the best interest of the
town
ILL., Grace,
I. M Murphey,
W b Patty
d II, Williams,
h. Y. Yates.
VOTER.
Armed with the proper papers Deputy
Sheriff Gilmore went over the line into
Winston last Tuesday and arrested Robt
Morehead for obtaining goods in Brooks.
vile under false pretenses He gaye
bond to appear before Esq. Winfield,
AT the dance at the Magnolia Club
rooms Thursday night the visitors were
Miss Bessie Ball Of Missouri, guest Of
Mrs. Horton ut the Hotel Macon, and
Miss Samme Day, visitor Of Mrs
Helm 5.
The Mercantile Company has quite a
handsome attraction now in the form of
a due, tall young man, Mr., Tom Nc.
Caskil Young ladies', he has come to
s-t-a-y, so do your est-Brooksyille
Progress.
There was marriage at Mashulayille
last Sunday Mr., Walter Bounds and
Miss Edna. daughter Of Mr., Ia. Woods
were united in the holy bonds,
Next Tuesday is election day and the
song Of many candidates will be pull
off your coat and cast your vote for me
on election day
The fishing party at Carpenters lake
have had a fine week for sport. They
will all be back this Friday evening
loaded with fish stories
We are glad to know that lambs art
getting ripe. There is considerable
demand for sheep and kid meat il
! Macon
Mrs Newsome is at Deerbrook thi
week visiting her sister, Mrs Snowden
There was a dance Thursday night a
i the Magnolia club
It pays to buy a well known Mowin
Machine. because the repairs are easlel
to get. Stokes Evans Hardware Com
many are agents for the Deering, tn
best and lightest running machine o
oortl mayt7 If
If Won want the best sewing machln
in the world, address postal card
II. w. Doss, Macon, Miss and h
will bring one to your house for III
spection.
Picture moulding, all sizes at J, Z
Shelton s,
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while At the reunion we mel Mr..

While at the reunion we met Mr..
viii Seleck, travelling in Texas fjI "A
hardware house lie told us he was
sent down on the coast to a section
where, until lately, no rain had fallen
for two years. An old gentleman down
there told him he had a two year old
tiily he priced very highly, and when
the rain fell on it. it was so frightened
it run itself to death Mr. S declared
the old gentleman was in dead earnest.
Considerable excitement was created
at the Macon station last Sunday even
ing when the colored excursion train
arrived 1t was found that John Xii
patrick had been badly cut by Bob Har
ris. Harris was jailed by the mar
shall and on Tuesday had hearing be-
fore Esquire Smith He pleaded guilty
to the cuttidg but claimed be did it in
self-defense, and as no one appeared a
gainst him the case was dismissed with
fine.
The friends of Mr.. Tyson will be glad
to know that he is slowly improving.
He suffers some inconvenienceYfrom his
fall, but itIwas not 50 serious as might
have been, All the people in Shuqua-
lax are interested in his welfare and he
is receiving every attenti IN from his de.
voted family and host of friends --Shu:
qualak View Era.
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SrRAYED on STOLEN

Forty.one bushels in Macon inqu ir
at Beacon office
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All parties indebted to the Scott Grocery
70 win find their accounts in the hands oil
r. r. Ekp for collection and a prompt
.ettlement il requested, Either MIR, Elkin
nv Wr' i. ). Scott are authorized to recelp'
the accounts u ELKIN.
apl5-lm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

Mr., EDToR;-I respectfully submit
for the consideration Of the voters of
Macon the following for Aldermen.
They have the respect and confidence of
the entire community and will always
have in view the best interest of the
tovvu.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

Have your furniture repaired at J f.
ebaitou's He will do it promptly
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SCOTT GROCERY CO.

Picture moulding, all sizes at j. f.
Shelton s.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

If YOU want the best sewing machine
in the world, address a postal card to
II. W. Doss, Macon, Miss and he
will bring one to your house for in
sDpction.
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AEON BEACON

May 1902
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1t pays to buy well known Moving
Machine. because the repairs are easier
to get. Stokes Evans Hardware Com
many are agents for the Deering the
hest and Hghtest running machine on
earth may i"
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Who Will be the Aldermen

As we came down to the Office yester.
day morning prominent citizen and
voter handed us the following ticket
with the request to publish the same.
We cheerfully do so.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-05-17

We are glad to know that lambs are
getting ripe. There is consider able
demand for sheep and kid meat in
Macon
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Uncollected taxes 1901 and 1902 fl Oh
SCHOOL FUND-SPECTAL.
To bal on hand last statement 1920 G2
To amt from sale Of $40 900 bonds 1916 90
TO amt from sale brick and lumber ~ 81
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Mrs, Newsome is at Deerbrook this
week visiting her sister, Mrs Snowden,
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GOODS.
Wanted.

ALL kInas sqai,qrs pianos. earpet. e~oa.sat,
; W6smic-. Soi Cas- ave PH1ae D -.
ALL kin4s Of t-aEH.suTs. Pi4ass saIe,s con
tezfs q h.2seS, a. sos sls.t hslcst pse
+ CASH pad Cor DG books. letters. has cEs1l--
E;.cas. rtc S-azesFs-re he~- Ho~ksagp. J =
postal card 7 }. Ryaa, West Ed satiaa
FEATHEE@Seal fc- ". Speeiu4an. Us Owe
s.. u you -aat . Eet ne EiE1est Na.les and
111ef Nt-s-t- sem f~-ia-
FIJI value pall fgr al :sgaItuEe s.oyes. car
Frausil. E-stt=-cs as sle1da-i -
FrHNIUJEE b.asat 4 4ay quantity. IL
Eass < %. iE Owe =: { ~: Main s.
sECuNpHAND furniture. Stoves. .tc ia=Fs of
pas.. tsa by dips s rs I5 ''''s'
USED feather eelt.ns. beds pillows ana I'll
"a POstA card Globe Pillow g.. &s tinrey
rai 6ss;1I s Bs5lvis. Is \. Niatn Il
FER sale.
EANKEIPT rock q mlsft -d-ets hr-
MS iron as - az Va ias'.a ~
gLAN rlcr uaha e,1ig 80
ODD. sideb,a-d and solid -at1galE lrar-raI "a
tArte rEe -l1 pA-rtiuEs 49, Elars
pAvENroRT s5a l7ange 50 ala -s 9.
carpet Eua-o0Eirs 81 -- - N--e
e,a5,REs I al ! p EEL, 80 y zvsa,a s
FURNITUEE j. a7-v-ssa a4- a BeAm7a-
FURNITURE q - rasms ieasiag city. ~
FyRNITuRE Z eoa-ii1-
wH.aH H.HrH-H ga GILL HHara. ID. L-HTna T#Ha
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uDIEsr TLIl0RIKG cQLLEsI

1871 s. BROADWAY.
preSsmaktnE Gimp-eed b Cur patent rFrr-.r-
caU <rfecf even gzFnsnt vtsheat nKrrng q:
EesEarnEs big Proets for agsats.
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Why Pay Such HIgh Rent

when you can buy a home o. your own ana pzE,
Tor i vita a little OYER What you are now pay.
Ing for rrnt9 Here IS n house that you can buy
for 20 cash and So a month. so Magnolia ave.
can Be bought that way: = hve-ronm restdenees
six blocks west % ToEe- Grove Park AID two
blocks north % Arsenal ST Take Tower Grove
car.
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BID BARGAINS.

IEreF upr E1t ulr-E1rs-
o1e One 40 oak up-sEhf. usarfNaew TX
one tE oaE UPRIGHT. coed - res - ~
one tEe mshos1ny uprEht Eoo1 as new 10
Al Of the above instsunenfs are h1isy var
raute1. 11d price frciudrs stuLL cover ana A.
nyeg 2 sniiA ALL. ls-2 olTs n. = 4
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Roous WITH BOARD.

~ III 20
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ala. ll-s-.. sr--sl.~ rr-rstta f-~-
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I fr - r-- rl4.n.Fle
-- ,1- ea5f ~
l-T. a- b-tn. "a caureaisrc-s. terra r-t~a-
sFsrJE Ave- u X 1-----I H-5-- W--17---
f--s tlr-.ssaG rr.a- ard g-se- rC--. 81
al-e a5- -ersicr .rG-sJ-e.ass asesa= Ia
g." Ave. -rr - -1-r fa-ra So
-s- ar.1t -cw. sH--su-r exposure exec
i-z5- one -maA-E
FE-ErE Ave. r-e-E Hn ara hr7rF 2 2 tvr,
a. Gag E---.ea~u. al L9le c-dc1s9-ts an rrv-
WASHINGTON Ave. So F-rrlsNed -rTr-s-
VIA ~-irlt Hir-
Ws--rry.~r~ Ave -r---. F,-r-t--.
= s---..I d, ~. vita llarl. s.-m n-lt
wssIIINGrcN B5ei- gy--sc5-sS-7- f--7t
ur-l l-. u-darn home rt Wz.-- h-nf
Missed 4 - asy-~a-cr hest. 500 b5art r,ss--
eaes required
vAsIISG-lN Boulevard oa-Nlcsly fr-
C--- s-rl-Lacr frIrt and s4- rllm-- ali
1e-s fer couples
Az -N-Ne SOM Ao
a.
WASHINGTON. zz,-s-eaut-s---y y NJ RON.
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ROOMS o REnr-

.. hOOA W
Rooms Fon RENT.
LOCUST -. sslLElsFantiy furnished s..ord-
story front and ccurelting rooms: pn.atr talh
ard all modem elnye1ienees; EeHtsnea cay
LOCUST. ps-Nice Iarr- des.rabl- sr-at ro-,
sls rack pasigt. s3a,Al rates ~ Kites en-
Bsoyra.
LUcAs Ave, 1ls-TTs- si5-ig al-EF5-i
roeH8 Hmsee "a al 81 water
LUCAS Ave. 1ttg-Ors -E-.v fln ss-I -C5al
70 -1e Ee7l-n1l. pat s- talig. r-.-tear
CCA Ave. sc-TWo cgzHectrs ro5ns. newly
dceera;e1 aat tS-a.lst ir Cv-,cz-eE *
LrCAs Ave - Chs iHzl-RsH. Mighty. =,
aod es-3thlaE 1-~ aa1 hrsl-ellS
Lucas Asr -cs-E1se1Ht beck rlr!ar "a
cagre--=r -- furnished f= lEl- house
kses-zz. ~ rH- uier,vs- o.-u-s .--s
LU~As ave -.ss-NI-- ll-r, So ar ~ on;
rettiy furnished. 81 --as--e- r-s--4l.-.
NAFFlTT Az, r1--Sl.ir a~u-u.sFei f--a;
rgrm. pusi-gs ~ A4ras. private lear
MARKET 81. t1-i5 Na- B-siv-v-N.sIy
tls U-ss rss uss 90 Es4,Ctsl o-ls
MISSISSIPPI nitro i.veiy faf ru- cr
MS5isSITpI Az ro r- ru-rlsss
err- rat .irS s. %
zen sst- 3,
No3IsS ti-Tuo ei-s- MS c-7.aei uo=N
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cons s-rlr rI. se7nla a--. q
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a> f4nsf-. MS t .st alae
k~lrE
N0R5tN e-r- r@u-.-a~s
~ us. ]suit1.s or .l-F 90 -a- goats. lltl
vcRGAN ST.. r- t-ss ,-,a',
.I--l-e -Hr.a-H .- rss uaa
-f.e,% 80 4r.-" -..--
,I.rr,v s.. $50 r.. r---- n
r--- -- r-.v
sa-u cI. b llta ,a ar sa. i---
MORGAN s., r>-- ,s-= sew II,
ua-a -- ~ a--t son
: --.. -7. ia . III a-.z-ae.- r-a
N~sWErrar Ave. -i N-S - 1rral
a-T frnt
allie tsrT.
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OLIVE 50. c---NsEtF o-z s-el -aa-- anst
a ce-s-l- al
o!.-EH St. ft,Ne- i-5-is-- = - iN2
LII
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a. tsrs r lag v-e m-t 81 asea-
enc-f VEN resemble. el-.t en- ate-is-
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,,7,--
rom Missy Furnished. ,aut.a ~ sva re1us-
mrn 90 ceafis. ~ ean.-n.-no-z r-1s.aa2.e
OLIVE Ss hrs from,
o. -'n1 aur fov lu- as - i-
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FENrl4-IfN, % foiNs ai
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-
TlN1 -e7llsi7T rc-m com
plete ir Leht h----eflE. go &Iirnce
.FINE -. as .gHi I'm
elegantly furnished Eot b1fh F1ss al co1fta-
PINE 81 E-Nir-4y fursistrL pssfsnt
= vc-y rs--ssre ~
PINE s. E[-Neeuy rurushri rms cpm-
PINE s.. aF-TEo iu-ss raa-e-tizs fort
.5ns fo- ISL h2gs-s-ns So mex 5atn' AZ
rTSr 8. 7-ls-Twc nicsiv rI-aish-s r11-s ror |
As1t s9ss5kSptnE -Sss 2 Iesa' i-tn-
L'1t ]
ROOMS aizo -,us Coz uEht houssfseplag. |
Cal ~ - \ Braatsuy
- -re r---.-L-E - - - |
$50 g-fV. Al re.v-ri.es.-. ~. 49, = - /
Lafayette Park
srvrS-H - frs N-Tvo Do. uzf--uf.hsa !
Mons.
gurDTDI~ - r-S- ~ - $500 -
vl - ----L.
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RANCH

A nns stock ranch consisting Of Dl90 acres for
all s!trsted near station on the G r. r. r.
Abansanee Of water VIII cut see tens Of bar.
10 90 acres additional and can b irrigated -
miles o. god fence Ranch fully equipped VITA
bugIdtnEs and st0ck- Fully 5000 acres outao1
ranEs controlled By this ranch. FUN PertsSiarp
SS' Grand Hotel. san FrSsetseo. CA
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MUSICAL
AccoRDIoN-s9 enc imported assertions; ca,
5 BToafWay
Az saernogs imPoTaIoo q viOlns, secoEdisaI
| strings and Grtfl-s- from Europe Joe : Hun-
leth Mzsc Company, 3 $ BroacSS
ATTENTIoS-J1s ~receivei. is-ss shipment o.
yoS FiIehS s5A IL 5 BaSa@sY.
ATTENTIONS psr cent discount % taalas
Danie! O. bunker Plano Co. izI North Market
30 Boston egnei. =: Bes5e Do. - Ey-E
Iate1. ~ band instruments A. CIT puces jos
Plant q son IL : kToacwa.-
FINE square DvcA-r Brs piano 30 nus Is
a Dc oargaln- Is : BnoAdNE.
PINE nahoEsHy zprisht piano. Win al ist-st
oNsa,s ~ Is A. Sa2,ei az p.es -
FRANKLIN ave.
GABLER, Briggs & stone uyusht pianos. IN
oE9teEasa: lt \ TvsldA -
NEW PIANOS.
One q the finest stlCNS IA the West 81 prices
tactar= al q our oEa sod aEs give YOU TIE
sag wsrer0o1z. i9l- Olive s.. a l. whitaker.
f., ' Z z Ssg ne d '0q s, (; a KFS :, Bsr ING E 5. hssE
Piano Co. Foartssain ard S5rJh Market -
JOIN FIELD sells sohmer. Newty. Evans ana
sisss turing Phsse3 T5lsr VA 5si D 1iGa.
Mss PETRA G wAHD6REEN. va
Ts1ebsr. studio. &c HaHnsi5 place.
PROFESSOR wENNER-s Vocal studio. fsTT
Gryer q ita-IRa method. prepaEA-
tory school lor opera ehurehes and concerts
PROF. RossOw. teacher q violin: graduate
ConServafcV Coslu, Germany. desires scholars
~ studio. NsnneTs CeeserTatoFy. Hs CsyI ave
RENT PiEnos+L 3 y 81 Der mcH;h; best
essS : g snt:5l IN rsn b1s s1 9fSs y ~
= Whi,assr. MEE
sTEINwAY piano. : octave. So. vii sen this
piano = monthly 20 CiOsF out stock Eeyer .
Son. Seventeenth ard Lceust
ORGANS.
We have q large number OF erE.as We have
taken u eTehanze Tor riHuoS AID We Wish 70
close them cut immediately. Nos q them are
q good makes. Buraetfe. Etey. EcloabsL. Strry
q Clark aEd ghe.s We az asasst ststaE thea
They have all been Cvsrlauled and are in good
conditon and We would like for ygu 70 take a
arr big value fer TIRE puce We AK fer them.
some hAvs cost Xix 20 rlEhr times more than
what We are selling then Ger nov = g Smith.
- ~ Owe st. a = Nhitasef Asr
so good square piano. worth At least so. VII
sn - monthly: stool and cow Boyer q son
Seventeenth ard LScas1
~ elegant paTior orkan; cost nsw SO: VIII
INae Il three aymeut Z y~sritable bargain
5e1er 4 Sn. Seyenteenth and ioeust
~ says hne .uPrEht piano; rtt'. ussa:
Esan-9nt make Keekamp BFos- Plano Co. 157
E8 Heller upright. Is. GOOD az new: hne.
1E E1AaEAlF CaEes viii sell = monthly.
sey- son. Seventeenth Eaa Locust
igo suys : ans sseek 9arIo- Erand plsno. good
SO. load tee: cost rs IHf y. Sixteenth 81
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOE

! EAsToS Ave. 3es-OS-lg-Thfee tEo-strry b-c1
cNeAlnEs wiki baths. lot SfXl&- Adam HsoeE.
al FTalNln ave
EIGHTEEN ROOM rocmtnr-house. large ans
snail fats: hous=s Twenty-Five acres improved
farm bargains. sse me%-uo aksnss- Tnane. us
FOR division. sIL7a IN 81. Louis d~welias<
Houses. noW NETTING Gepo per annun- ShsppArd
RUR-ROOM I3-Iaca van brick hoase- VIA
eath and hall. be-gaiuL CsH 81 BATES.
franklin Ave D-Thrse-story brkE
building. with sturs o. arEt floor ard s sRfs
above; lot @ss5xifi1- Adam Weber. III Frank,
lin ave.
GAMBLE ST. S1aTen-room brick svsuirR
with bath, a1ncrJs etc. lot ZzIi8 Adam Weber,
IL Franklin ave
GAIBLE -. ls.I-ESht-roon brick dwelling
Win bath and furnace; lot SKIS. Adam Weber.
zl Franklin ave.
GREER Ave.-L0t EIiss: goos r~essSeacs al
Gicts sell or trade +S Na1dtt ave
HOUSE and Tot. very cheap: must seI AZ oocsl
paEty leavtns eity- SS Old MancheNsr-Rlace-
KENNEDY Ave. 4as-es44SSsDLSx-rcauS
bTcE detached houses. front yards. ioW prices
easy terms long time or monthly payments. u.
X Wsser MoictnS c.. Cas- ave. and Twenty
First -
z Ave, 1tsT-Two-stsv brick sat: it ~
u Aiam Weber. zn Franklin ave. ,
NoDERN nlne-room house; bull; Tor oEnSTs
Use; terms Reasonable Telephone A LS1.
PORTS Ave. 1fE CNear Tower Grove Pro
Nice nome; large lot. fruit and shade teeL
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

ROOM ard beard In family q aiuits By yuu1s
woman e-p-Cyyd. good board Imperative: 80 o
Eultl- J 81. Republic
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DO - roR nrsrNEss PrErosEA.

ROOMMATE p q respectable business man n
a. elvstE. home. 81 co1vral-uCeS. good boan1S
German seeking 60 y. G1uisun-
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FOR COAL AND WOOp YARD

For Sale-HoussS SN1 ard Sas Caroline 81.
near Garrison. two tEo-s;ory frame housss n
four rooms each: sC4 has been coal and. VOID
y1-ts JOG 5ixiSi feet. rent ~ per month. Fos
KELLEY { Co. liz Chestnut $.