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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10
FAILED TO APPEAR.

The Progress is authorized to state
that the Daily Citizen could not
make its appearance this evening on
account of the rain, the roof of the
building leaking so the press could
not be run.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10

A meeting of the farmers Institute |,
hereby called to meet at the Hatties
burg court hou>e, on the 18th Of Oct.
1902, Rt 10 o. clock a. m
A. Every farmer is invited to atterd.
] P. KEEToN, Chairman
cct1owk2t S. d. KING, Secretary.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10
DreSS-Making.

have located in Hattiesburg to do
fashionable dress making. Ladies de
string correct tit and the latest styles
will please call on Us at 937 Main Strert.
Satisfaction guaranteed as to work and
prices. Call on us before having your
dresses made. Your patronage will be
appreciated.
MRS. MAMIE HARVEY,
MRS. r. w. THOMPSON.
septic. limo 0S7 Main street.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10
Notice to Noa-Resident.
State of Mississippi, /
Perry Comfy.

TO J, /. BaArden:
You are commanded to appear befol e
the .chancery eunrt OF the second district
OF Perry county in said state on the lst
Monday in Deeember. 1902, to defend
the suit ia said court of d e. ChRmbless,
wherein you are defendant.
Sept IL. 1909.
sep193w II. NJ. McCALLpM. Clerk
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10

paved We would have the ptettiest
town il the state Let the other
property owners take up the matter
as the ones above mentioned will do
tanight.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10

The Millinery Emporium has issaed
no special invitations to the Opening
Wednesday evening and Thursday.
Everybody invited. HART q Co.
oct7 81
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10
| 1OTS AND DASHES,


George KOmp, the popular ma
chine worker and dealer, returned
last night from trip down on the
coast.
This has been a rainy day and the
streets are shoe-mouth deep in mud.
But that is not strange since they
are paved with that material.
-"
Rev. l. p. Trotter and wife have
returned from Winona where they
went last Tuesday. While there
Bro. TrOtter married two couples,
both of the brides being his nieces.
Clip, representing the New Orleans
Picayune, is in the city in the in
terest of that publication. He was
walking around in the rain, but had
non made the discovery until soma
one suggested that he come out Of
the wet.
The other day 1.-THE Progress stated
that all IN favor of having the streets
paved with mud would please stand
on their heads That is not neces-
sary now since the rain today. They
can stand on their feet and they will
be in mud up to their heads.
-
We can truly say that there has
never been street car strike in Hat
tiesburg since the town was founded
and not many In the state. A year
or two ago there was one in Meri-
dian, the motorman and conductor
going fishingwhen the car was not
run until their return.
A letter received yesterday from
Rev. Louis Gates sister at Crystal
Springs states his condition is crIti-
cal. Mr.. Gates is q young man OF
unusual ability and has made, dur
ing his short stay in our town, many
good friends who deeply deplore hi:
serious sickness. Typhoid fever is
the trouble.
-
DIR. J. r. S. Pitts, a former sheriff
of Perry county and widely known
throughout the county, is in the city
visiting his son, the postmaster, anC
looking after some interests he ha
here. Though about 70 years old HI
does not look over 90. He is il
splendid health and seems to be en-
ioying life as we'll as any young man
#x#
Capt. Rich, mayor of Hattiesburg
is on q trip to st. Louis and will no
return before Sunday. In conse
quence there was no mayors cour
this morning, the mayor pro tenn. no
putting In his presence. There ar
several cases on the docket, on
white man for Shaping woman,
negro for stealing watch and one o
two other cases.
#*%
The board of trade has had severa
meetings here of late and the mem
bers seem to be In earnest in maxim
it a success. Alta recent meeting
the directors Capt. J. P. Carter wa
elected permanent president an
Victor Seaman vice-president. lie
CASTOR still holds his position a
secretary. In another place th
Progress prints the names of tn
committeeman and the committee
on which they are to serve. Th
names of the committeemen are fl
miIiar to all our citizens and the
were carefully selected by the dire
tors 1t is hoped they will respon
faithfully to the duties asslgne
them and make the board of trad
one of the most influential of an
other similar institution of the kin
in the state. 1t is destined to be {
incalculable benefit TO the city an
the surrounding country if properl
conducted. Let everybody give
encouragement.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10

me Cns Day G Did Sure.
or COLTS ami sore throat use kermotte
Iocolstes Laxative Quinine. RsS',v -ekea e.
s+v sn5 quickly ore
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10
National Eneampment q. A. R.,
Washington. D. c., Octo-
her Arr 100

For the above occasion the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad will sell tickets to Wash
lnkton and return at about one cent per
mile, which makes the rate exceedingly
low. Limit allows nearly a month In
Washington. Ask NJ. & o. agents for
exact particulars.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10

the One Day Cold cure.
Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine foa
old in tk6 head and So-s throat ChildTeE
AXE ID TT Like candy
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10

A LWAYS looks out for the interest
and comfort of our customers.
We cordially invite all careful mothers
with SONS and daughters of tender
years to visit
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-10-10

A letter received yesterday from
Rev. Louis Gates sister at Crystal
Springs states his condition is crlti-
cal. Mr.. Gates is q young man of
unusual ability and has made, dur
ing his short stay in our town, many
good friends who deeply deplore his
serious sickness. Typhoid fever is
the trouble.
The courier., 1902-03-29
Tn and Hbouf
nebraSkd

A pastebOard woman has broken up
the amicable relations of the partners
in a meat firm Of Cass county. The
junior member secured one of those
representations of a smiling damseI, of
life like size. which are frequently
seen in the drug stores. He placed it
in the refrigerator of the shop and
there 1t smiled for the senior member
the very next time he entered. Bowling
and apologizing he backed out of the
meat cell and then his partner gave
him the cruel tee r (. This he supple
mented by dragging forth the image.
Sight of the paper lady's mocking smile
only added fuel to the fire of the
senior anger. Black with rage he spoke
his indignation at being played for a
monkey and the next day the partner
ship was dissolved.
x
They were going home to their folk
Two little Indian boys from the Genoa
school were recently found wandering
together through fields several miles
north Of the little city where they had
been sent to school with fellow red
skins. In an unguarded moment they
got away and without money or ad-
vice started on their long walk home.
trudging patiently and stolidly across
lots. One was aged five and the other
ten years. 1t was not at all to their
liking to be turned back but their cap
tor took them to the nearest railroad
station and the next train was boarded
for Genoa They pleaded piteously to
be allowed to go to their home in South
Dakota.
While it is sometimes regarded as
justifiable to snap evil conditioned veg
etables over the footlights, hardly an
audience will sympathize with the
The courier., 1902-03-29
Gregory The Coal Man.

Gregory The Coal Man.
q
Mrs. Charles D. Cone entertained the
Battenburg club yesterday.
Miss Prussing of Chicago is the guest
Of Mrs. G. NJ. Lambertson.
x
Miss Fanny Outcalt is in Lincoln
visiting relatives and friends.
4
Mrs. d. E. Thompson entertained
Les Bohemiennes on Wednesday.
The Dooleys met last evening with
Misses Thorngate, Purdy and Gibbs.
4
Mr.. Louie Westermann of Chicago is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Westermann.
Governor and Mrs. Savage will be
absent the most of next week in Oma-
ha and Kansas City.
&
Mr. ana MIS-. r. II. lLanr ana MI
and Mrs. d. NJ. Butler will give card
party Tuesday evening.
q
Mrs. Edmund Baldwin and Mrs.
Harry Warner entertained the E. E. d.
kensington on Wednesday,.
e
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Mayer gave a
prenuptial dinner Friday evening for
Miss Mayer and Mr.. Meyer.
Mrs. D. E. Thompson is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Miller, and her sister,
Mrs. Charles Todd, of Chicago.
e
Doctor H. NJ. Casebeer came in to-
day from Cherryvale, Kansas, to
spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Frank Evert spent this week In
Omaha with her sister, Mrs. Jackson.
who has recently moved there.
Mr.. c. LIE Roy Of Fairbury and Mr..
The courier., 1902-03-29

throwing of nails. This happened one
evening recently In Columbus. The
play was not one OF great pretentions
but that was not wholly to the dis
credit Of the cast. During the perform
ance somebody threw a nail onto the
stage and II struck an actress In the
face. drawing blood. Suppose she
wasn't one of the greatest. She was
entitled to fair play for what ability
she had. So thought the audience.
which vigorously Kissed the offender.
The little lady dashed the blood from
her face and went on with her part.
The audience so thoroughly enjoyed the
rest OF the play that II forgot to seek
out and arrest the man who flung the
missile.
McCook has just lost a valuable citi-
zen. according to reports. He had
many friends about the town and that
was just the trouble. One day the
hunting fever took him. With shotgun
In hand he hastened to the plains.
Ducks were the birds he was after. He
encountered pool. Glossy and soft II
shone in the sunlight and there upon
its smooth surface placidly swan
dozen ducks. He spent nigh onto Ave
minutes creeping to "A hiliock from
which he might get a better broad
side. Then he fired both barrels In
quick succession. Rather surprised
The courier., 1902-03-29

Raymond Gould of Omaha, were ini-
tiated into Sigma Chi fraternity Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Catherine Bowman will give
kensingtons on Tuesday and wednes-
day afternoons of next week, at her
home, 1907 D street.
4
A most excellent musicale and elocu-
tionary entertainment was given at the
Emanuel NJ. E. church on Friday even
ing, March the fourteenth. The COM
mittee deserves great credit for the
arrangement of the program and the
fine talent secured. Following is the
program:
Piano duet-"Alpine Storm'-Chas.
Kunkle, Op. 1O5; Grace Mussetter and
Roy Cochran.
Contralto solo-"Believe Me"-Norman;
Charlotte Talcott.
Piano solo-"Air de Ballet" No. 2; Ca
price pagnor'-Chaminade: Ethel Sy-
ford
Reading-"New Years Day"-W. III. H.
Murray; Ona Tourtelotte.
Ladies' Quartet-"Breeze of the Night
-Lamothe; The Delphians.
Violin solo-"Offertoire''- Peron; FL
va Walker.
Piano solo-'La Feleuse"-Raff. w. Roy
Clarke.
Double quartet-"Soldier's Chorus"
from Faust-Gounod; The Delphians and
the Schuberts; accompanist, Marie Moran.
PART III.
Piano solo-"Consolation," Condo
liera"-Liszt; Martin Hasse.
Male Quartet-"Until the Dawn"
when Day Fades. A. Parks: The
Schuberts.
Reading-"A Sisterly Scheme"-Anon.
Ona Tourtelotte.
Baritone solo-''The wanderer''-F1ska,
I'm wearin' AVA "-Foote; Clayton
Hadley.
Violin olo-"Romance"-Johan 8.
Svendsen, Op. Is: H. H. Hustled.
Soprano solo-'The Oriole'-Gamer;
Constance Lillian Louchs.
Double quartet-'Away to the Fields
G. F. Wilson; The Delphians and the
Schuberts. Accompanist, Marie Moran
The courier., 1902-03-29

Raymond Gould of Omaha, were ini-
tiated into Sigma Chi fraternity Satur-
day evening"
The courier., 1902-03-29

Mrs. Catherine Bowman will give
kensingtons on Tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons of next week, at her
home, 1907 d street
The courier., 1902-03-29

While it is sometimes regarded as
justifiable to snap evil conditioned veg
etables over the footlights, hardly an
audience will sympathize with the
The courier., 1902-03-29

Mr.. C. LIE Roy Of Fairbury and \
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

For Sale-sl,300 VIII buy a veFy nice two-story
stone-front house OF S rooms. with hall. bath. hot
and cold water, furnace, front and SIDE entrances;
lot 25xlS1 feet % alley situated on Lawton ave,
ore block east OF Grand ave. See
KELLEY * . lll3 Chestnut St
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Of wstsr: pfiSr $50. 5Es :, SPRING ave.
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2O% INCOME,
RENT, $3.50: PRICE. 8 $50.

Delmar. t573 and 113A-A fine -, Of fats. a
rooms: stock b.lcS: lot 2S.sxl7e feet: rcnt!nE for
30; viii sell 20 as 20 net % per cent on cosi.
LOVE u DNS
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EUTGER 81. -ES-Drtarhed sev-u-roOm house:
finished bHssmeaJ. lot 25XI4J. arrauEet Tor two
families. = bargain. only $50 lCquire on the
W-awrEG.G
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PArs Il e CEMT.

We can sell foIr s-stoEy brick houses Of S
rooms each. renting Tor SSZ Ter annun, for the
low price o. Si.S'o. street maIe. This is a good
WooLLEY d FISH. Is Chestnut st.
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soxI5o fee: on Euclid ave: 100 feet north .:
Delmar. a1l Cas-.
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st. s121-Four-room franz: lot <5xiss:
nice hcme; SOL strodtman & Sirodtman. ISIS y.
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IN COLLEGE, PARISH.

4 one-story brick new: FIVE rooms. han. city
water. Ezs: let 32Xl25: No. si2e Pennsylvania ave.
EAAhIEL & E-l S. B~roadMaN.
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PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR SALE.

We do a general real estate business: buy. tell
and exchange: we have a large amount OF tim
her. grazing. fruit. mineral and farming lands in
Dallas and adjoining counties CHissourO, rang ng
in price from g TO SIS per acre: we have a rreat
deal OF me prairie land. highly improved ard
Uninproved- 40 to 80 per acre; easy terms. for
further Information write Is. inclosinR stamp.
References O'Bannon Banking Co. and Bank OF
bunao' lamun & Booth. Buffalo. No.
E 81. Louis Nacant on Time Payments.
40 lots, nicely located. near car line: sell IN
lots 10 suit; 80 cash. balance 50 monthly pay
ments. Send or call for particulars.
j. ". KERR. no n. Ninth 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

I HAVE three baTgains Tor FsIe u small brick
houses. Can arrange easy terms:
No. as Lucky s.. Z roomss prce.---...I.sO
No. so y. Garrison ave. 8 rooms: price. 1870
No. 1851 Cot:aEe ave. 2 rooms price - 100
A. 5. LOOMS. 10 y. Ninth 81.
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GRAND Ave. N.-ThTee-Story brick house; u
rooms: all modern couveuiences: only one block
from the Ode0n. Csvanaugh. 1877 y. Grand ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27
FOB SALE.
So PER MONTH

House No. 3sl Fluney ave. cIght-rcom brick
.rgse. well built anf conveniently arranged: can
% bought A. reasonable price and IN tavornb.e
erms. I. :. B~ROTHERTON. az Pirc 81.
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sa-u1 VIII buy SIX fats. always rented. on Niis-
SGuri ave. near EsutGa Pa rtnt f9Sf. big bar
raln. f1r particulars see the axrnts.
HAAlHEJ & K~ARLESEINT. CTg : Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

ONE large manufacturing bailc nS fer sale G,
lease: now ready Tor occupation: plenty cf lfrht
etc. Mr. LaEree. 1oeI Pennsylyanla ave.
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Bargain for Sale.
Home COOPERATIVE COMPANY

The first organized in the United States. fur
rishss homes f1r less amount than paid for rent
so No L.APSES. More than 90
people are enjoying use Of HOMES procured by
means n this company. Contracts guarHniee 10
refund all money raid in. PLUS 6 PER CENT
INTEREST. II not matured at given date. Suite
1lf4 20 I1cI Missouri Trust building. IU5 Olive St
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FOR SaIe-One OF the most complete country
places. within twenty minutes % city. consisting
Of four acres Of lawn. fruit and garden: II rooms.
reception hall. frame house on rock foundation;
CCrFn.ed cellar. furnace. city water. well and
c!stF-u. stable AID outhCusss: located near Wcot /
land. on Wabash Railroad. can be had al a bar
gan f1- cash o. trade. For particulars see
TERRY e IONS 90 Che<fru: 81
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME.

Fairview. st. Louis County. Missouri: : rooms.
reception hall. bath. hot and cold water: on a lot
is feet hy 80 feet This piece OF property Is only
one and a half miles west OF the city limits. one
q minutes ride from Fourth street. The 1T g
covered with loo fruit ant shade tees. sma !
fruits ard an kinds u vegetables. Tais j. the
prettieEf home In -. Louis County. Price. t6,50l
Come out and zee the property. Take the Sgbuh-
an car. get on at Marshall avenue. IN Tux d.
Park and walk two blocks west 20 tn property
q NlrhClug Beaver
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Coy Rev Gofiags Fer Sale.

4s4s LaEadie Ave. West % Nsvst=ad-Four
large rooms: water gard: easy terms.
JOS. nOBHITZER.
1g4 Y %f-sr Ct
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A Bargain on Nebraska Ave,

-Tf5 Nebraska ave. between Miami and Pof0m-
&C SITS. a t=a-stogy brick dwelling. arranged as
two fats % three rooms TO each: separate front
ard rear 'ntrsnces: cabinet muntsls. ,emrnteI
laundry ard csIlar. LOT SKIS feet. granltOid
walks. street made: p-tcs I.2n.
CHAS u. NOGEI. ca CrAfnnt =
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Ave. 4o1a N.@Two hye-roOm flats.
choice l~ocatlCn: a.scl. StTodtman & Strodtman.
81 y. Eyoadvay.
HUMPHREY 81. ga new from cottage:
water In kitchen: coed cellar.
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MAFFITT AVE-. FS51-Mcden 5-room brick; lot
McKEE-HARTNAGEL Il e. co.
liza Chestnut ~
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UNIMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

se.foot lot north side N-rce ave, $50 feet west
OF Nandevsrtrr: Will take 90 DER foot X sold At
once. =. Messner. Jr.. 200 s. Seventh 81.
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New Home 10 Sacrifice

@3 Mcpherson Colonial. rck-frort
rcs.Gence Of Il rooms: hardwood hooIs ana EzIsl:
ltren closets nickel-piated sanitary plumbing
hoi-water heat large front perch. evcrythin=
new punt p, owner: open for inspection: this
Sa.s; see Us for particulars and UrIsa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAJ EETATE
IlkLNI Co. ID x SeN.ntn =
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SD PER MONTH

And 500 cash VIII buy 49, Easton ave. now
rented f0r so Ter -nn-lh. tur-story brick house
of o rooms: lot 22lsN.i5 feet: VIII SCI! at a har-
gain EEEBET & . II!S Chestnut St
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HUMAN slNlEi hAkuAIN.

A usriH-1 s-rr-Fr reception hall residence. ~.
as. furnace sanitary psUlEJ *. cl-rtric f! FhtE
c5E. To- .1si-'. w".,h SO. can he LaI sJr So
II taAtl this seek.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

GOD Ave. 1922 NeaT North MarkeD-On
monthly payments. two-story brick house OF
eiEht rooms. god stable: lot s0Nia7 feet 10 an
apey: streets al made; terms 80 cash down.
baianCc monthly EoEse now rented. See
KELLEY & Co. lli3 Chestnut Il.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

BATES 81. ie-Tbree-room brick house: ~
ilch wall: well Iuilt: wa;s- AID gas: ey.rsthins
new anG clean: large kitchen: n delightful little
home 81 nice locality: H.-5t call.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

LEONARD Ave. Near BeIO-Handsone three-
story store-frCut house: bot water: furnace: biz
harsaln. y. j. Caylnan-a. lnl y Grand ave.
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OREGON Ave. ZfIe-Two four-roou Cas- viz
bath. mex stable: in nrst-class condition.: bar
gain. jas. y. putton. e9i y. Fourteenth.
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IN ARCADIA VALLEY.

q acres Of land BEAUTIFUL building site: sew
Cral varieties q young fruit-he@Iing -rees; s.-elm
OF water through southeast corner q lard: Guar
ter Of a mile from ITuntOn depct. hslf-mile tom
Arradia depot. Fo- terms. etc apply 10 d. 4.
Pulley. IrontOn. Iron County. Missouri.
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HOLLY Ave. Between PRESCOTT aad Rulwer-
= feet IN lets TO s1it cheap. D. Nirkles. SIS
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DELAAR Ave South Side. Opposite pe.ma
Garden-Lot 5czIsf. $40 Per foSt.
SJRESANLP-GINANS L. 20. C29 Eas.oa NE
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100 Exactly What You Waut. g.. 200

S113 Iowa Avs.-A itrst'Ty brick dwelling con-
ta.ntns i've rooms, w!.h side and rear entrance
nEl ARRANGED Tor ore family: water. sewer and
street mao: also iaTgU frame stable On premises:
lot 1JNlE- ON J. BDGARp n Co,
$50 :. Broadway
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SUBURBAN PnOPERTY ron SALE.

E~IGHT-ROOM house. splendid c-n1ltio7: fine
~lcratitu. beautiful LdEu ard shade. scent fare.
lot IsSNI1.. Ii.Sr. ]. ID. Richmond. O.d Orchard.
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UNIMPRoVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

Ave. Between Arsenal AMI Pesta-
lczzi. Oue-Haif Block From Street Cars-gjxiZs:
water. sewer and gas: 81 Der foot 2s9 GrayOIs
ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

FRANKLIN Ave. -Two-story brick building:
two stores: ls rooms: yearly rental sL.0Jl: sell
reasonable. =. J. Cayanaugh. lET \. Grad ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

x yuu looking - a nice home with iarS~
%rr-lls Ali every i,yg-lNrU.,rt .ade- see -NlS
Eselid svc. WAX rsht iaEtviu ssil at less than
est terms e. suit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

GEYER Ave. 50s-A strongly built house. con
tanning eight rooms. baIn. etc. az a bargain.
lrnuire AZ nhlNe numDer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27

A Home for a Queen

Al Old Orchard. st. Louis County. Missouri A
completr and beautiful Groom COTTAGE IN a Let
lIxH0 On Oakwood ave. at the intersection ct
Spring ave. This is one OF the most beautiful
homes in ST. Louis County. IL lies on tire brow
OF the hill; one block from the Suburban street
car. one block from the Old Orchard public
school, two blocks from the railroad station. cns
block nom the Post Office. and Is the prettieS.
and best-l1cated piece Ct property ever offered
for the price in 81. Louis and vicinity. Why I've
IN the city. In the heat and smoke. when YOU
can buy 4 home with all the city facilities 50
cl1se TO the city for the small sum Of 1900?
Take the suburban car. get or at Oskw0od ave.
IN Old Orchard. 20 one block east and you WIN
see my siEn on the property The occupants will
be pleased 10 show yol the premises.
JOHN :. KING. Owner.
20 Lincoln Trust building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-27
Walnut and Ninth ST.

This central curne-. - feet on Ninth -. by n
deuth Of 20 feet on Walnut. TO wide alley. desr-
able for warehouse. manufacturing or other bust
ness purposes. VIII Be offered at a low prise In
order to insure 4 quick sale. \ bargain FOR
some one. /. :. BROTIIERTON.
IL Pine 50.