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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
Missed the Lobby Barrel.

Considerable amusement was caused
when the legislature first went into
session by a member from the counties
arriving and promptly asking to be
shown the lobby. When that place was
pointed out to- him he nosed around
for a while, and then remarked:
'I've been fooledv' he declared dis
gusted; ''they told me l could find a
BARI of money loose in the lobby, but
| see now tibet it's a dinged lie!'-
Baltimore herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22

Was a Skeleton-A prominent Chi
cago attorney writes nervous trou,
BILE and hard mental work had re-
duced me to a mere skeleton. Since
taking DR.. Gossom's oxygen tonic
tablets I have gained As pounds and
feel as strong as Sampson. They are
wonderful tonic and builder. Scots
a box at Benefits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
She Pronounced It Butter.

Senator Depew constributes butter
story to the gayety of nations
ga friend of mine went into a high
class restaurant" he says, land dis
covered oleOmargarine upon the table.
Come here he said to the waiter.
How do you pronounce o-le-o-m-a-r-
g-a-r-i-n-e? And the intelligent servi-
tor of the magnificent palace of pleas
ire at once responded: L pronounce it
butter, sir, or else l lose my job -
Washington Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
Too Late.

"Wher was your age, didn't have
the advantages you have" said the ia
Their sagely.
''Well, father" replied the son, cts
too late to kick about it now. You
should have thought about those things
at the time."-Ohio State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22

If you are sick all over and don't
know just what ails you it's ten to
one your kidneys are out of order.
Foley's Kidney Cure will bring you
health and energy. Sold by Bennett
and Hatch Bros.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
Easy to Find Out.

"How absurd it is to say that man
doesn't know on which side his bread
is buttered when it's SO easy to find
out"
Howl
drop it. Any one ought to know
that it will fall butter side down.
Chicago Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22

Geo. e. Rickok, Curtiss, Wis. says,
''Foley's Kidney Cure has been tested
and found 10 be all you claim for it.
l have given 1T to my father and it is
the only thing that ever helped him. !"
Sold by Bennett and Hatch Bros.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
Vapue Pleasantry.

Collector-Can't you give me any en-
couragement at all about this old ac-
count?
Mr.. Go-Easy-Why, yes, Of course
will pay you as soon as l pay anybody.
Detroit Free Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
Relieved.

Papa, when you were boy did
you ever tell a lie%'
81 am afraid did, my boy. Why?"
Nothing, only / was afraid you did
not."-Life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
His Reason

His Reason.
Editor-WelI,
I'll stop yer pa
per fer We, but
| kin say right
here til a t We
won t find a
better family
paper in the
null county.
Uncle JOS n
WhiZz -Thet'S
jes' the .trubble
with it never
nothin' in it but
the dom s Of
yer family, an
/ don't care a
cuss fer the
hull tribe! i
Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22

G. p Walbridge, head of one of the
biggest firms in st. Louis at one time
sold newspapers on the streets of that
CITY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
Comparison.

She-Was Nellie prompt in accepting his
proposal?
He-Well, I understand there wasn't any
government contract business about it,
Chicago Daily News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22

Kind Gentleman
Don't you think you
can do better than be-
ing merely a tramp?
Weary don't know
but wot you're right,
boss. De profession
is oYercroWded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-05-22
Not Guilty.

~ eAAAAys
"Oh. Willie,
you are all bat
tered up again!
How did you
do it p
"Please. ma
am, | didn't do
it,"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

MASHINGTDN Az - : Seccn!story front
room. newly urn su=J. Biln bard. iuIn-ce heat:
all convenience.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

WEST FINNES Az. 400 Mar p-n'I!stan
Ave Mic. lrs:-. ft.ai nom. southern ~
PosITs: for two ladies % Gentlemen " 'oGp.e.
with breakfast. so zach: also adjoining room. for
two ladies' or gentlemen OF couple: with break
fast. ST. each. hot bath. furnace. etc: no chill
dren: Page. DeHaar and SubuTlsn cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

WEST BELLE: i2lG-THu nicely furnished
rf mr.: southern PxDOsgTc. suitable for Ua- ~
two. with or without board.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
ROOMNATEs WANTED.

BY Christian Young man. 10 share large. sautr
front room; furnace. gas: good hoI:I. terms 8,
lls- pa.e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
LingenfsIdsr & Bokern
Real Estate Co.,
823 Chestnut Street.

DWELLINGS.
AZ De!nar bL. = rooiHs.
36l. Cook ave. : rooms. furnace SC. 70
l-95 Art strong ave. > rooms. la:g- yart...- n o.
5.3l Balson av. Broom Utfagc.------.-.. Il %
eIJ Glendale ave. : rooms. hath.-.-.---..... $50
-S5. EcOh ave. groom cottage ---.---.--.-.. Ilro
FLATS.
il?IA Carter ave. new. ; rooms. Ist or u
4G&S Olive st. { rooms. 81 floor. furnace. 500
23iI Park ave. > roprrs. u for. bath. 2,.@t
ROOMS.
1896 Blair ave. : roams. II aa1r. rear........ ?.n0
.2i: :. Compton ave. 2 rooms. ID floor so
1872 Monroe st. 3 r0,Hls. list h-or-..-....-.-. 80
~ :. Second st. > rooms. 81 i!oor-.....-..- 80
% $ Seventeenth St. STORY hulIdIny...... - o.
,EI Easton ave. corner stor.....---...-... 2n.A
2-iJ Wash st. good 20.nI
sIS y. Seventh 81. store and / rUnEI.-..... ~ a.
GS Hickory st. good shop in r-ar...-----.. SOD
2aS Crnursau ave. store ani = -pnus.-... 75.ri
Iiiit= Park ave. store and > runmS.--..... ITO
"' !oSa:son in the 800
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

s-es On :-rooln house: S;cdda-' addition: Uo
.np:-a!=st-n- state interest - L. R=Furi!c-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
FOR SALE.

Two choice farms in jasper County. Missouri
IT, ia7.,S are IN a :rE;;e ~Ssei:oa; CLOSE to
tn ~pr-tti.St little city in me West. Not in
sI.;.Es hIFS@s Eity. :: Louis ana st Joseph
il tac.r r'gs-ytiv~ counties. Jasper County stands
'rsf ~ r1rG'1ti"n- IN production of wheat. in
5.r< ssas"qIss an Il t''I sne ' Sss s.sd ,eSs
lst.. the sess',I fua!d. Eer taxss are low - a = ~
has 7" tvr.-i Crtt- Sc hiss two OF the ua-st
'"--rh1uses il thu West AMI several hundred
=! Eaia Tor. We orsE Two farms fog sale as
follows
wi;h mara!aI-z"i roa@> from farm % c!ty.
Every acre = in cultivation. fertile soil. good
""lis and fences. bull iiass fair igi, crops sold
Ie: acrc- Terms: oae-thtrd DOWN and balance
IN n@g - " = " 49, e-
. Farm + 20 acres. two ar.' ene-baJf niles
west Of Carthage on the Car,nare and joplin
road Ih!r-N-s!X acres in aGUle, ycasn. pr.El.
:cU,t. sICl Is 5iaGkh.:-:-s. raSpSpTri-s, STEW
IerIies. ca4es. etc Balance II prairie pasture.
iaya All finest far,nh5u<a in TasT.s- C+sIr;y. nine
arcs. So" Price. S,o,s6. Terms; oae-;hird
interest; No deduction FOX cash. This last prop
trts raS had invested in II nearly S.S.-0 and
Was closed on under mortgage
thing FOR EotntnC ami nut private SNAPS: but
-xfoiy as represented. Silt-rjEeI Investments
and VIII increase in value. Both have a pros
FeC;.re mineral value. We VIII he glad 10
sc NEWELL. & son, Financial AGENTS.
References. ANY hank in Ca-;sar@ W joplin.
Missouri: a.e'. financial journals as follows: The
I rttei states Investor. New York City. Ma
tirual .ana"r. Chicago. Bands and Mortgages.
Chicago. AID American Investments. Buffalo.
L S-Ttss Farms mus; be sold before Janu-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
JOS. Eormitzer, iG4 N. Ninth St
EXCHANGE AND BARTER
hcr- thirteen acres - Gr.-rt.
riu.-rgs- house fire gHt.r AMI shade c-Iy -
tent 20 Pos. pciee ag,i depot. y9~ hours T.le
r-r-r - louis AZ Vista dy".


~
hcr-: thirteen acres u @r#-rt.
rin--rusr1 house fire rHt.r AMI shade. c-uv -
tent "a Pos: pfiee aSfi depot. y2v hours r.le
CII!FFONIER - music craEcet in exchange
for dr-SsmakiH& or PLAIN sewing 81 Y Compton.
DENTAL work in excharz- for music lessons
ESTABLISHED manu- lactu- ing business "a. ;rg
large I-ghts, viii trace ir sppd iarEi- : ~.
NePunLc.
for ST., ne ysaf; wi take smaller flats ~ hrus,
a. at rHv l.. R-0I1.-
FOR Sale or Exghsrgs-A Slo.,n se-e tract
near Cisyto7: will takr city property Wet rave
\. : ooMIs 10 y. Ninte s.. civ
properly IN g,cd Nc-tI MSs6u + t IN: viii take
a. :. LOOMS. 10 y Ninth St.
FOR ExcharCa-Han7s-n - lots on RH'-r ave
take vCuF property in part pay. W.. "a'-!.
walks; between t's-il;gn art =! 'iiarr.-i
FORTY tn 10 acre Missouri ana A''s,sa'
farms. Wat hay" gov" n: business '"-Siei"'-
Inciose stamp. Z =. Esrn1!.c. -
ard c~sh fOT secondhand .yl gilt piano q -
Republic.
10 Exr~hang~-Sri.ndiI stock r.rm. wj.h live
stock. farm im;'e:0en and Eel. for city prop
-rt". ~ =. ErFut-i7-
TwENTY-rcUH and one-h5lf asrsS adjoining
cro-i town. ~ Trisc" Railroad, char tia- -
fenced: .ar pogitry. stTa7~Se-"i.s a. f-.i'. "'aEf
groc--y. saloon - c'-ar stand. Ad,ir-ss & A.
i. 80 pin. = - Louis. NJ
To- Exrh9ngn-Dismeai abaut u.
kan. fo- god p1r'o- and bedroom furniture ~
So. Republic
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

Page. corner Belt, is the finest location in
city for f-st-c.ass store: nod-rn In every re-
spect: rent reasonable. See. Owner. 515 Maple
ave- or E n. LOVE. sos Chestnut.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
N MONEY!

EASY payment on LANDS iCISS-
HOLD GOODS OR y GLDD SELLl4.1-
We vii maze yLU the t4iEat--- LD-AN ~
tts city On oUr EsS AS~DGlA4-'>
Plan. TiE-h Is the easiest Plan Z lie E-.-+-
The PAYMENTS can &c as.--Sc- s. -GLt you
can repay tbs loan II easy AvN -
LIZ or lEAILY payments
Our Fl-AN eIa'--S y7C - TspjS ycG- Accc1.r
.;thout airy ,-Out-e O .nc.lyeu,ecCe Z, y51->Elt-
WE NE'ER REMOVE GJOt--
Ne viii Civ you ALL TIE Ti&. u NAH
and Vii carry your lOa5 a. .4-z as isSi-et-
We Y1y I'll yCus bills az aiT1ars yo1 more
money Ii - ea>-sr g pay ore tH'7 = Elnhs--
IN CASE IE -. or tE EMPLOY
MEET. We III EXTEND TCUR "a
ReneElbec. II dealing with Us there az ~ at-
SaECS charges whatever
LIBERAL LIS|OJ NJ IF ~ BEFORE Due
II you cannot call. WRITE - Tl--e. arr -
viii s-ni our asert ! yCuC place Tl.l - r@0-,r.
EEW YORK FiNANCE co. ROOMS 1872
AND OLIVE STS. -~E.EnEONE VAN .-Ai.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
No, 52o3 PARAMOUNT AVE.
FOR
West End Stable.

si&Is-Is Fairfax Ave.-R6om for Il or % horses
and. 6 To 10 delivery wagons: just the place TO
keep your West Fad STAB = quarters: rent low
STORM a. -ipISE- w. y. Eighth st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
JOS. P. WHITE
REAL ESTATE CO.,
sO3h CHESTNUT ST.

DWELLINGS.
Bruno and Bsliview ave-. Benton S;",oa.
; rooms. reception hall. kitchen and
pantry: good cist.Tn on Iremis-S-.-.-...9 %
1921 O'FaIlon 81. . Observation-Disclosures. Is %
FLATS.
SOS Olive 81. from fiat. seCo7d floor .-.-.. 500
."leA Maple ave. ) rooms. bath. second
aOnT: sas EStIr.S sen, - -
aga W.cfira ave. ! rooms. Il -o~r-...-..... 80 n
J2S M"1tro>e ave. } room, Al 70 r.......... I2.tu
1905 N"ntrose ave-. } rooms. ist hcor-----.-. Iia,
ROOMS.
lI1. =. Seventh st. 2 rooms. sscori EOOr.... 40
OFFICES STGEf.S-
ia y. Fourth ST. room l. second ioor.... 1853
- = GgfnyEgn axe. A.aTs Do 80
40. :. Broadway. ss.0n
ITei :. seventh 81. store ard : rooms--..-... la.J
ii%-is Chestnut st. larg- sto-t. : foors and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
\ WANTED.

FOR SALE-sH1 deed Of trust. > per cent,
thee years. Address JS BUr-in stor building.
~WASTED-To borrow $3.50 BY com
Dlsr-iII h"ust. good security. I; i. Republic
WASTEr-Wa1 70 borrow $aJ.sH cO-
III. months. good ss-E-It$- will pay itheiai
Ct T-r.sstcn- Address Hotel. VI Az. Republic.
TO borrow n:oRer directly from owner on best
security = .. Republic
w~ANTED-.c.J ~. 1920. sie8 and $500: saoI
improved :s1i state security: J and = per CeEs.
JOHN Mcguire REAL ESTATE so.
I1 y Eighth st
q so rom private family: no coIr-niss' on.
@ ~. Republic.
s--as IN :--Hcn house: S'cdda-i addition: To
.nr.-l!=si-n- STATE interest - L. R=FuEi!c-
---
5000. 80. ;dHg, So, sen. S.r1. sG.ussf.
$50. sG.-Ht. sIa.GI. sE.Ho and Sl..sN on 81
Louis civ real osto-e GElprcvell. secured ~ ass
Ge.,.s OF trust Fun Description Of property On
" riCn Icons arr wanted furnished on app.ica-
t!ln. CHAS- F. VOGEL, si Chestnut ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOR RENT.

No I North Main street. three-SioTy rev
building: 500 square feet. elevator. etc: gran
iioid cellar: the oniy ems left RGbt. NJ. No"nan.
Agent. T2 Chestnut.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
FOR RENT.-FLATS IN NORTH ST. LOUIS.

I0hn ave. 401-New house. I rooms and bath.
On Iirst floor: rent SIS
ssoi Harper st-F0Ur rooms and bath. second
floor. rent Ss,
24J. y. B~roadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
FARM in Calhoun Count Illinois: 90 acres
FARMS for sale from $50 up. send Tor big bar
rain list and county map free. good reference
Wm. koons. -. James. Mo.
F,HM OF Ia acGr-. ,Hiy $ PER acEr; . a'E-s
cleared. laI. buildings; irUIt tr-ts tLMoe- for
iu-i and ;'ncirs: sg,d chI5Sl: Jca9ot "na a. ,
s 8 fbao,::S, Msise.a. AK.
ron sale-HaIf prize. - acres land - niles
northwest from - Louis. Address Mrs Peter
s-1, - iniiana ave. t.ieago-
y. a.r-s under riow: Ia acres pasture, with hog
ulat t=ac !' acr-S p.a.lle hAy >-.3on s:.ae
!gg-e good barn Prize, E!.s-'- D. Allen Jan
i.E. SlH.
FOR saI-Wrl-impr5ve4 farms. =col oc3h-
.53<. g arr.s. four miles f:orl N@aaialia. H
$4.g: So as5rS: i.G, Ms I'm I da1a Ill
a. Writ- r.: circular. DICK Burrus. Van
.a..a. II
oRT aer-- Of good Inirois lard: 70 sGTes
"o;s G.n;rai 4, Z pric-. .ee.; SeT;nsi ga e@ asa,
4:rahch SniSe. ,cGuiteFTil5. ii.
FEU!T farms nay slIg to 81. per aeTe. wh;is
s sFa5n s fam" p; ay aa:s: :m Mat J :n3 S:sai 2t' AMI sf issi
H-meaway. sou'a Haven. Mich
ICE little farm. - acres. Is mics from city.
=. J. True. KimnSvich. No. Scz Isl.
SIXTY acres ire orchard in Illinois. -, rifles
t-rn =. Louis: apples 81 first premium a. 'hi-
Ses' kvorIt's Fair. Urice SIS per acre J A..
Hf.lhlic-
VT. have large ard small tracts OF coal lacti.
cheal, :. II. Martin y Co. s. Lincoln Trust
lUilGiES
I-,-AcRE Farm in IIliro!s: . acres clear. bal
al sLlr"s. " -Ta--- \ -. Republic
D ,i1--r. balance So monthly. buys isac-e
farms ch.ap. Rs5sr, Be.am. MSntte:. No,
cores. =, in cultivation: 70, acres r-r--
t"nrv - aCr-s IT wheat. - acres - -reaia@r.
t:-s--co-. rvES-. good timber. raG all re cult
waited w.. miles from county sat. good we'll
Na'-r Il. rc-.S. price s-t-- Address Z \
las $jfalv.lle. No.
->i-A"ttE. farm in Kansas. Ia, aces fine bot
;s-. an! thai does NOT overflow. 81 acres in al
:---d- a,F-< good timber: To- acres in fenced
'->rU-a. four Gau4 Tfnr-r feed lots with running
-.--- L--rI-G Zach on new i-yus. ami barn. y
U-.sS .pU-ty seat. price $50. u. Allen. Can
ten. -"
Hssss foua CHANCE EaR INFRGYel fIaN-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

FrankiI aEj"iHs St I'-i< Comfy: la. no boad-
- '.-'t ana = IKE " the mos pos. e:OUs counties
IT ~ S;st"- / cwn ard oHsr 70: sale. in any
quantity. hole than - ares II farm Lands for
>" - s. Al ar owing 4 class NJ improve
E!tctS. answer stating what you want. Address
JoSEPN II. BENNETT. Sullivan. No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

The prcEeriy for
merIy occupying
ShiS space has
hcen rented ny u.s.
we solicit vacant
property and
guarantee renting
the same.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
WE LOAN MONEY

Vi. household SoedS- y AAO-N.. LS,-Lr
RATES Nj removals. NJ ;eCC.3ins. Easy
PATIENTS Literal E:Ats-S.du-
Of tine In cases If sickness. No EXTRA cnar:es.
you receive tse Full AMOUNT n cAsa. On
SHORT NOTICE oar ,.aJtiCe : SLSAEE
DEALING. Call. write n tesEpn1-e.
h IOCSSH ;Lp LOAN Co.
fEilestur ouiicirs Seventh and F-rt So.
Second roGr- EoJrns -yJ--1--.S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
TERRY G SONS,

E.rt CcI!a--5r- and Genera; Real Esf';" Agents
10 NOT CHARGE For; ADVERTISING t$D
ADVANCE LITERALLY OK
rhnr- .ir- 81 tE.s.,u- =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

We give aHyboty morsy a. ,nC-ha!f TIE rates
charged UEcTe-Ci.rk mar c4-s srs,.i
teachers aEd al otEe.s "ho se IN I5ysf. We
also buy accounts, Te-ts. anu lies. t-ccr
notes az. a"scj5h-e. ptrer ia acr form n
amounts rom SO TO So o.. and in add ton -
advance MONEY On fUrr';C-c. nous -oIH s,-+0 ar
pianos. Al: business rtnsac ed cuicR!v and c.,.
c1entiaiiy IN cur prtvate eff ..
III MuLH0LLAND
LelrrrNNe NaIr sS.N. 81 rcr'N-N Eus.ltr-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

FOR SALE-II shares Verde GranG.." cheap:
L.rr =NEr"s Great Western Gold. Ic per shar.
= =. l.asar. .lT Ch-micai bldg
Tp1 S4.-y=3.2oj : per cen; drainage bonds Of
p-ai-ls@ District No l. New Madrid County.
Missouri: interest payable annually. March !;
s-lSf2- :vrG. etc. provided: funds cf district
er. crpvsins in value rapidly u. Allen. can
ton. No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

WASHINGTON Ave-. sHl9 - desirable FROM
room. Tor gentlemen IT couple. nicely inTnl-t--.
good buara and alt cuuE-ni-nc-s; aas bard
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
asai'S YoUa CHANCE FOR InFRa7sB FARM.
FHANKLlN COUNTY, MO-, FARMS,

" ac-.. fllr i!,,,e h"m-: $40. in Missouri.
H.y"uI-Ct - raiigav- 8. C-SI. balance To suit
W. hERE liz y Ninth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

WASHINGTON. 33it-Nie.!y furnished fvy:hS
l-St- class board aIl service. modern convent
-uces. detached EyIse. hcr,eiiA-. rrasanao-~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

WASHINGTON Ave. s2S-FiU rooms VITA ~
without board. Tor r~nil"T;I' n water. E-af. "a.
hot and cold hath. private. references exchange
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14

WASHINGTON A.. aIys-Ol!e room. furnace
heat. windaw fIria; SCOTIA. suitable - two
E.Gtieni-n. WIN e.Arl.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
EIyANClAL


2.gn shares Mexican SelaF FUrrIce e. - Del
Yer. colo, 80. y s-f- i rJ'-is-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
$500 MONTHLY. WITHOUT INTEREST, SETS fIRa
STOCKS AND BONDS.

pf 50 acres; near railway: -.,ce $50: Ar ID
Ir-;.nt;y- ]. W. KERR. III y. Ninth.
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WASHINGTON Av-. 24ls-!-.Ige. elegantly :ar-
Ui~ted ryuTrs. TIA .rINit" family. with i:st-ciS-s
board. hone cooking. hot bath. furnace heal.
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wAsHITG-ON A.. 80 Desirable room.
modern APPOINTMENTS, vel Hratr... me batn, ~
I-Eior board: -l-EIEt ly'4tpH-
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FURNISHED HOUSES n FLATS Fo
nEHT


BELL Axe. 4~623-Completely furnished fat:
So 30. Call sunday
DELMaR. i33s-Handsomely furnished hc,s- Il
nine rooms TO family OF adults. "w1sr would
board II dss-sl.
ELEGANTLY furnished. complete i-Fo1ln Mt:
furnace heat; possession will he given at one:
between siston and Cook. near Taylor. : y,
Republic
VAN Ave. simultaneously furnished
rats: fve arI three rooms. bath; modern cJn-
N.ni.Ices: no children.
FROM February !. handsomely furnished house
II twelve rcou>. in West End. SIS a -" n:
viii rent oriy to responsible private party with
out small children. Y 10. Republic.
SPArLDISG Ave. 47c2-Fvrnishsd fiat o: four
pretty. clean. warm rooms: no children.
KINGS HIGHWAY. ga N-nsw!y furnished
apartments: heat. filtered bath. range: SO TO St.
WELLS Ave. 5sS-Furnishsd hoase: bath. at
til, iarze yard. enc block south Of F.as.Dn ave.
wES BELLE. furnished three and
four room flats; bath. gas. furnace heat. not
water: all furnished complete: kitchen.
WEST L Place. ~iisa-Small. newly fur
nished room for gentlemen. with gas. bata. i'eat:
very reasonable
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WEST BELLE. 3g5l- Elegantly fgrni<h-! front
room. with .xceil-ut board and acc.Inrgyda-
lions. gentlemen. couples ~ lgli-S employed. rea-
sonable terms
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WASHINGTON Boulevard. 5s-t Warm. neatly
fu.nisli.L room. fuIE.ar- heat. good board, al!
.nn..nirMc--. fur two. trrmI- wy IeasonabIe.
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WASHINGTON 224t THE BEarh'-l3rs". We
fJrniSh. rooms. With n~rs;-,iAs= board ana SCI
Iic@: hot bath. furnace hest. VITA ever con
ysnicnCV required
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WASHINGTON Az. 24ta - Second story front
for two gentlemen. also .th-r Re iTeh.e rooms.
furnace heat. ga. La;h: good board. reaSorah-r.
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WEST BELLE. 2s2l-SInail ~Es!- room. with
good hoard. for gentlemen or couple; references
exchanged
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WEST BELLE. 43il-FlegIutiy furnished front
room. southern and eastern exposure. all z""
vsnieaCss. excellent table.
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JOHN MAeUIRE REAL ESTATE CO.,
"a y Eighth ~
FOR RENT. SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT. SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
EERNWJOD-Seyen-TCOEI house In hlThwCcc.
two blocks trCin street cas- and railroad s-h-
lion; bathroom. large closets. granit"ii ceila.:
cutbuiIiirCs. water, IN kitchen. corner Main zEi
Fillmore. t-Ei So. Apply TO Henry W. aough.
ONLY three thr.e-roo,a frame cottages on
TTuesdal- av-- at St. and one thTe--roonl ct -
IN Farm ave: lots 5JNIso. brentwood.
link x Fc3.. Agents. IL y. Seventh ct
cottage OF sin rooms and stable
can lie purchased on longtime plyments: lot '@n
l5i. Apply 7Ns y. broadway.
WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
DESK room. viii. desk, -ur rent. convenient
location: good light: s-.lnd f-or. { 40. Republic.
TO rent store or pa:; or grocery store FOR meat
market. 2e2. Pine.
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Ave-. Biol tTi,- Alta Vita
BEAUTIFUL .onms, with board. Tor couples WITHOUT
- ftdi,n or for a-atl-Gu-r. steam heat. modern
no.:s.: hansr location for business men
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LOAMS ON y IL
Do 0 MED MOAEYo

Payments may De maize weekly. sem month v c..
monthly II Is 70 N,Gr INK. est To c.u-r.- -
All business private ana Ls.,. board :. -
81 Chemical hIi.cirE. Ei.hth nd Ole.
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THREE or four gentlemen to take larg" frDn
rom aud hoard: 81 per month. 3lli LGcas av.
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For Rent Dwellings In North St. Louis.

+2a7 y. Eleventh st. ? rooms. Large house. bath
and yaid. So.
Fartb. siN-rOn-n house and bath: s"Sl
koSENSArM * E~AUSCHULTE T. +. Co.
20. y. broadway.
NIGEOI - Place 31-Ii rooms: conysn-
i-nces: opposite Lafayette Park...---S so o.
lois Mississippi ave. - rooms: "unEe1isnces.
furnace iJ.OJ
.rZJ t.r.ho.d ave. on story. : rooms. l5.Ie
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wASUISGToN Ave. i5-TWc nicely fur
nished rooms Cor four gentlemen or two couple;
with table board. gas hot water ant heat. ALI
convenience: only hrs;-class need apply.