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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18

Hope. Z to 5. won; Homage, 81, w. Wal
do, to I, second; Eugenia s, 1906 Lyme,
70 to l, third. Time. LAB. DR. Stephens.
Algie M. Pay the Fiddler and Bean ran
Seventh race, six furlongs-Iola, los,
Odom, Is to 5, won; Weidemann, 40, t.
Walsh, to S. second; Poyntz, IL Nc
Joynt, to 1, third Time, 1:15A. Chorus
Boy, Kiss QuicA FiIlardist, Northumber-
land and Top Boots ran.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
SOUTHERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Directors Adopt Playing List
without a Change.

ATLANTA Ca. March 1.-THE direc-
tors of the Southern Baseball league to-
day adopted without change the schedule
submitted to them last night There was
some objection to the dates by Chatta-
hooga, but it was withdrawn later. The
matter of extending protection to the
Mississippi league did not come up. Sew
eral minor changes were made jim the
pla wing rules. The games will begin on
April 26 and close on Sept. q. The teams
composing the league are Nashville, At
lanta. Memphis, Birmingham, Shreve-
port, New Orleans. Little Rock and Chat
taEooga.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
PETERSON BEAT GLOW
FARGO MAN AGAIN TOO MUCH FOR
ST. PAUL EXPERT.

FARGO, N. D., March I'm match
game, fourteen inch ,balk line billiards,
between C. 3. Chow, Of St. Paul, and c.,
side. Peterson won in thirtylnine innil, gs.
The score:
Peterson-6. 0. s, i. o. 10; is, 80, 3. o. o.
II, o., 2, 6, 3, 1, o, 3, o, 8, 0. s. Is, 4, r.,
Clow-0, g. 1, 2, 0, Alp. 5, 8, l. 0, >, 0, !,
8, 0, 10, /, 4, /, l, 0, 2, 6, u. 3, a. IL, 10,
Is, 2. 0, 3, 2, l, 4. 2, 21SO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
IrTEL WINS THE MATCH.
Rifle Championship Tournament is
Won by Allegheny City Man.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE rife tar
get championship match at the SPORTS
mems show was concluded today, L. p.
lttel, Of Allegheny City, Pa, winning in
the 100-target match by a score of LASS out
ord, Dr. w q, Hudson. Of this city.
finished second. with a score of 2, 45S. It.
tel won last years match. He has tied
NJ NJ. Pope in the ring target contest
and has won the Zimmerman trophy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
Mnx Race SIX shooter.

LEXINGTON, KY, March H.-In a
confidential way information has reached
this city that J. B. Respass is carefully
preparing his four year-Old colt. Six
Shooter, for the great Suburban Handi-
cap, and the sor OF Sir Dixon, barring
accidents, is a certain starter at Coney
Islands rich event.
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WILL STAY IN BERLIN.
ambassador white Has No Intention
of ResignInr

SYRACUSE, n. r.. March 17.-sta.e
Senator Horace White and his father
Horace White, brother OF Ambassa I1f
andrew ID. White. both say that the
ambassador has no intention Of resigning
his post at Berlin. They assert that MS
health has improved during the lest
year. and that he has given no init
birthday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
YnInnhIe Horser Bnrned.

CONCORD, N. H, March 1.-THE stall
lion ]. r. Shedd, sire Of Woodshed C2:2119,
and eleven other horses, including a
fast pacing FLY by Much Ado, were
burned to death by a fire in John Chad
wick's stables today.
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Easx Time Tor Pat walsh.

NEW YORK, March I'm the first
game tonight in the Brooklyn pool tour
rament Patrick II. Walsh, of New York,
heat Grant Eby, of Springfield, Ohio, by
the score of 125 to S. Walsh's best con-
tinuous runs were % and q, and Ely 5
Is and ID.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
SOLDIERS TEMPTING FARE.
Old Horses Sent to South Africa to
Feed British.

ALLEGAlN. Mich. March IA car
load of horses is on the way to New
York for shipment to South Africa for
use in the British army. An agent for
the British government has been here
for several days buying horses for that
purpose. Horses physically sound but
too old TO be serviceable. were purchased
for food to take the place OF beef which
is scarce In the land or the Beers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
A Keen Rowing Coach

John A. Kennedy. who has given the
Yale crew candidates nearly all their
coaching thus far this season, is said
to have developed into one Of the keenest
rowing coaches in America since his visit
to the English universities last summer.
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VIII Give Clancy a Chance.

BOSTON. Mass. March 17.-Capt Jim
my Collins. of the Boston American
A. Clancy. of Westerly, R. L, trial
early in the season in the pitchers box.
Clancy is big youngster, and those
who have seen him pitch are sure he
will make good.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18

Tickets on sale daily at Minneapolis &
St Louis Railroad Offices, at rate Of $32 80
from St. Paul or Minneapolis to Los
Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, etc
Best and most direct route.
Call 1893 Robert street. St. Paul. for
tickets and berthS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
BIG rRoT MATCH ARRANGED.
Lawson's BOraIma VIII Meet Smith,
er's Lord Derby at Charter OuLx

er's Lord Derby at Charter Oak.
HARTFORD, Conn. March 1.-The
announcement was made today that the
trotung match between Thomas w.
-LaWson's Boralma, 2:07, and E. E. Srnath-
ers Lord Derby, 2:G615, for $4,000 side
will be decided at Charter Oak park.
MI. Srnathers and Mr.. Lawson have ac-
6Gepted the offer of 50 per cent made by
the only matter to he attended to now il
the selection of the date. The Hartford
meeting will take place the first week in
september, but as the Lord Derby-Boral
ma contract calls for race before Sept.
the meeting may be advanced a day
or two.
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Wiley G.. Woodruff. who has recently
become a professional pugilist in Austria
liza, was once famous as one Of the great
est football players at the University Of
Pennsylvania. He played on the Quaker
eleven in 1893 and 1895.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
COLONIALS TOOK THREE.
Nondescripts Drop Three in a Row
in Pfister League Race.

In the Pfister league games rolled on
the Pfister alleys last night the Colonials
had things all their own way, taking
three straights from the Nondescripts
Vandertuuk captured high score and high
average went to Keller. The scores:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
Joss signs With Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 17.-Pitcher
Joss, of last years Toledo team. has
signed to play with Cleveland American
league team for the season of 1902
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Dadway's
i Pills

Purely vegetable, mild and reliable.
Cause perfect Digestion, complete absorp-
ton and healthful regularity For the
cure OF all disorders of the Stomach,
Liver Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Ner-
Vous Diseases.
Loss OF APPETITE,
SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUSNESS.
TORPID LIVER,
DYSPEPSIA.
PERFECT DIGESTION will be accom-
plished by taking Railways Pills. By
their ANTI-BILIOUS properties they
stimulate the liver In the secretion of
the bile and its discharge through the
hillary ducts. These pills, in doses of
from two to four will quickly regulate
the action of the liver, and free the pa
tient from these disorders. One or two
of Railways Pills taken daily by those
subject to bilious pains and torpidity OF
the liver viii keep the system regular and
secure healthy digestion.
Price. Zoe per box. Sold by all druggists.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-18
MUST ACT IN A HURRY.
Century Club Insists That It's offer
Re Accented at Once

He Accepted at Once.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March H.
Jeffries' manager, Billy Delaney received
a dispatch from the manager of the Cen
fury Athletic club, at Los Angeles stat
ing that unless the clubs offer Tor the
Jeffries- Fitzsimmons fight was accepted
by the hour Of noon tomorrow the bid
would then be withdrawn.
Jeffries, upon hearing of this, .ele-
graphed Delaney, instructing the latter
by all means to accept the Los Angeles
offer and hasten the word of agreement
to Mccarthy. Delaney declined 10 say
what he would do.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

$50 buys . hrst-cIass i0-room hsuses on
Dlio1 - rent for flo. greet bargain Apply
10 Gav & CO. SO Olve -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

sSsa Wtu buy business cogner on Locust -
iuuruved with EJod t9-room house choice bar
gin Ea- na-l-clLa--- 49, 3 - E-llhAe.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
ALE.
DON'T LEI EN- RAISE YOUR RENI.

Plenty y houses rsa te puTchas-d On ezss
tavra-nf- About d. az salou-t H.. ~ a.
nss paying fur rrut. ana much sh-ap-l ian you
th- f-nts ~ f51ses S.utaae T. aEvsr-~ Gsieh
WI sufeiy occur IN lglnt q III high prise -
nice- Desirable h1uie- ,tat an H. bought ga
aymsnts = 3lp go So essa @ad s. a sa-Eta
~l Highland ave. E.rbU-sJ corner % Han-
&C.; - SlburLnl EaHxa.. : rEG--t5Tr tick
&.e@lhF airensgt e. ino fats - 2 rooSs each
yYn Uaat . aauEain - ta.s p~-ope-tv- Thi- j.
- - Rtoitrty .I.f-d fr al On sach r1-y
that th- oun-r- rrefs- T. I'll i1stes4 ~ rnfnE
Lh- r~n+srt li-e- az properly and SIZE beet
Michigan ave-. t-tv.sa If5a ana ksnsas - :
=stog -room tnes --esIis1sr win cel5T. ID
- Magnolia ave between Sasietts ana Jan
lay as- q lt-stop c.ttE.r. gsrtafains ?
.ria LII. . t wet
neuth inciud- lierrsi WIN r1ssr a nice. com
.a5.1le anle TAKE Lg5tF Grove ar d1n- 81
ROSA ave ane u lo-e west On Msg16la ~
a.m ; 10 ? o-ric-s -r-y fsv. an - aay -
e. b h1n1- tud va Uil uef have g. pay mleh
~ 1r- ~ ~" p i4k tr lsl' P.r
s1g.-Nate. 2 o.eek- sllrl - Eastan ave. rec
Eg s-susaa n wtLa a.f t
fal g SO T. op~a - .asp~.ioe
lr-c-. containing q rSu-s ard cella-. i. 1sl-N
IT, feet. u-r- L15-
3EI GaIn~id ae-. between N.vs,ess s-l Tay
llr avea. o i-stuu alI Easement tuCN U---
l cortHiniuE 6 -oms ard cellar. lot -
~ feet- price. GG-
- wSiri-r -. b-tE-ss - F-rJ.aaaI ana
1D-faFe ave-. = f--ta-g al1 la-eUr-t hr.
rtnce .u'siuinE 9 as ball 4at ,--4
lHt -ffzlit feet. u-.e. So
-. lutiAE- ave. Etu--u. q 1lr ave. arr.
Nfiftl-r -. a fa-et.lN Iris. F-sia-u-- r4l-
timing sgc1ms j.. @NI[ fe-t, rrr- So
As L4fEF s.. between feull--u anil Wv
s--zH ates. e -.ta-E brick rc<i1ru.E. cuE-alrllE
r-1us tathEugu laundry AID cellar is- ~
IL f-rf- price. $50
aI. :. S~gs1tl g.. t-tseer Ar-r1zi ans Wv
tuIEr SIS. q ls.crN h-HE GH-Hf.E n1-tliuIr r
& r.1rs~ aut cellar. an street lr-rlTem-ufs
mac lt &ElIr f~f. price. - T"
-lf iuru- ave. t-fUs~u EFsUuHrt ant IL
-Ev-sI ewes . -s-1rs hr.E dwelling arlrE.l
a. = rats % 3 rr-- and bafhr.au each .t
aIo rrlt water. lgg-dry srl C-Lai- it -AH+
elias p. voGEI. q, Chsst-u; -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

$50 Bearing trees. lncafed on the Friacn IN
The fruit bell q Missouri. owner Il nonresident
and oners same a. less than one-half Its value
s y. Morto- Z Co. =. Lincoln Trust building.
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FOR
L
IMPROVED c.
THE FINEST RESIDENCE OF
10 LARGE ROOMS IN CITY.
READ THIS-YoULL BE SURPRISED.

OPEN TO-DAY FROM ] To o T. -
NJ $40 gastlcEzn ave opposite beautiful
Compton Hriehta ParL q stop ans attic
sAfe-soof d~weliug. gray trl,k All a-u-lJ %
- age -a,na q a mos beautiful. ccuvrtll-nt
interior lIau had suish IN .ecrEfion hall j.
1G1t. % golden 1zk. with = costly console anI
ak Wsiu-I5tiuE AL arounG, q Euaud rtafrra-r.
LuthiEE finer "A Ee.pS9 r~rsid-nu~- win esrv-t
column beams and grii.s. RE hall alcov- -
uicr 20. s~rzl clnsets Nzahstands. aud Is
tocnly. IT, paElcr - -@sN-s. nnisa-1 IA Ken
-ae cusg bfch, sand mantsi ana, u9-n
ul@l nrculzc-. the tinlnE-rr1ua = a lr-am.
luishe4 IL chartered re a. a=- i 1-E.
uitn "a meE ans novel n1nf~L au- Al iuc--
pendent entrance Nht-h - surely convenient.
tE- kftrhrg. to1..ls grand maple ao4r!ng. n.fale
=iuk. SPLASH and arp china cl-gt. pantry.
-tc- the -hol~ nrst stery zna sec1nt-roor hal
double DOT. EitH pEtql-r h1--- rt~ s~lu4
roo is a.-z. lEht ana exlui=ltciF fn=r-1. ere
fnuu- main ctaursT - lsEis sifE uia.r=zny
nuish. lk-uise The udisininE rom a beautiful
ra1urel ia "a 3 SIM rear main e1amh-r =
Xxx. dnisaed d. rsai l-r1 -sy~ maple tvs -1tra
spacious closets. a large ,hc.ai anc trr~- Nta
e5Ss; certainly a cool room zn1 thr blue rsia
ts dne suuuEl sor the mos fartliUH-. -sa 70
ths attic. clnsistr e = tr-nksg27- llz elsn-
llx1. and tzs tEifa room Eiz1-f VIA t.r~-
larE~ CLOSETS. thr Wnur EfflC . finished o. ru-
- Re paflcr 1u MARY Ssn % I.i1r huuse- TO-
1-Et and sen1a1 r.srr are handsomely Gergrltrt
iu uutrs C1llrs. &c and So tu- ".l-~ the de-
FGip-i1u = -r1-nlunluE misrvr-f--rt~4.
AiPLE 4 HEAAEi2fA>N. r. p So
s. HEaafrEr -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

PUBLIC sale o. the W-Iisviue To5acco Plant
The tobacco manufacturing plfnf % WellzEiue.
MaufE merry County. En-uW l. sold II fne high
ri bidder Cr The premises On D-r-mher 6 ifE
Contracting = o'clock D. e. consisting u hzlf
block E-uuul. r.s brek LutilinE flNal. thrrr
EilEis- high. with Eued has~mert. one frame
bliidin=- Hual tUu stories h1En and basement.
oce hr.ck bo4i~--k1usr. 1xlH Fee. also ore fuhu-
lar. s'-horse uoW~E hciiUF. oze s0-horss power.
Atla~ engine enc heater maze from boiler piafe.
e feet diameter. b if feet lenE. on boiler pump.
with two hot UNter PUMPS. anr CoM water
p-up. AL n good order. enc large r11d. ore Nv
INK eel and e good ctstsru Title 70 fhe nrop-
erty T. clcar. Texans casa VIII . solo private
Is also. PeE9-ctfulfy. Jacob Etller. President
For further incoruRt.U1- address WrIlsNilie To
bscco Company. NFIsviilc. No
Will sell o. sKchanrs q FINE brick hotel IN
En1 North Missouri ruNn urire 500. viii take
good farm Or business 81 eNcharEe- Nhlr have
you n Ger a LOOMS. 10 y Sinta ~
So acrrs q land , miles from TTussdsi-. No
good fwpr1remr-ts- - aCrea Ia cultivation.
pro- Ee8 p J cavaH7uEh fE7 y. Grand.
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Nd. I8IH KENNETH PLACE.

A history and mansarI ston--frsrt reSidence. TO
r5oals bzfh- sIruar-. hot. and coll water e-storE
briek siab!-. Esth Enfshed NON tor hester. ant
rolIa fa- Three horses ana vehicle. Tot AEA-,
HENRY HIESfESZ REALTY CO
"a Chestnut -.
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WEST Emo FLkT.

Ee0o-RENT ss5-EAsY TERMS.
ea9 Maple ave. a tEo-srory brick house: slate
ruos; arranged IN two mats q { and : ruuraE. re-
cepSt1a hall: BATH handsome mAntels. furnaces.
lot SEIH. wv. s
500 Choutesu ave-.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, NO, FARMS.

Franklin adjcins s.. LOUIS County. has nc hcnd-
- derr and Il one q the most prosperous coa7-
ties In m State I own ard oner FOR sale. IN
arg ouEuritr. more han l.c0 acres Of 1r1
lands for 80 10 - an acr-. owing 70 class %
5osEPH II. BENNETT. suElsvan. No. :
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SUBURBAN PRoPERrY FoR SAFE.


At about .halr vales. los q hsif an acre 70
- acre. streets faat-. shats and fruit r=es.
n-a- ears. Cnurh~r ana schools Investigate Ills-
si- = sas~. ferEuSgu-
FOB sale, erehang-. s-rooa brick. Shrewz-
berry o. cert fare. BakeWsL E-f Minerva ave
HERE s. bagEslu. Z aa issvir= ctS and
East sell MS S-olu franz louse. al n Erof
TrT- =ErTF Gus today and t4ok at this tag
IrE.ss -r-sl 4ls. ssre. O. cents. go ticket. cas-
t--rs - T. lex. Snr~NsoEry- No
IS ar--z-f@ lots g m-chanics. ten are. Ch1l-
t-H1au prlr= bow 11 : Grand
go ce-t :, 1isrl,wapt. chasc- ground. Wia ssu
81 -Aroar lots
NREE-EARTNAGEL 2 = 90.
.fft4 CSsEuut -.
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FOR SALE
IRE CHEAPEST HOUSE n NEsI EHn.

Eo casa and s. y month. inclesrnE interest.
vii nEy IL Hcoiamcnt ave ~ hi5ck north q
Page Boulevard. olive n -Thrfurhfs - 49,
thc rgoperty. a 6-rvon hirk hoaSa in p-rfef
order. CHAS p NoGEL 81 Ceztnnt x
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Look at the beauttfgI homes OF ave
rooms ou LouiSiaaa ave and Gas
couade 81 SEE ad. In this paper.
AIPLE a HEEMELMANN.
gO~ Chratmua -.
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$4,000 BUYS
Missouri Fruit Farm.

Fcr-v-fuo ecres on Midland Electric road. siEht
miles vest q city 9 acres IN cultivation. BAL
aucr timb-F,l u 80. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
424= DEL3IAH

Tr-ro5n. strictly modern residence: larE- brick
stable Rfd cenyid-r exehaugr For pariculhrs
So LoEwENSTEIN BROS. 50 Chestnut -
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L.AND RARGATN.

- acres. saline County Missouri Two .mAt-@
uCrfh FiackbcrrE. 10. deep black soil hEs no
superior. hsst-clas- modern improvements eight
rcous re~ttsnce. hath. furnace. bot and cold vs.
t-r rod listen EaferUurEs. bautirni grove
fa-rsl trees IN yari- large barn and ether build
ine~ A fssal Eaua. ma. - sesn 70 be ape
cist~d. fronts On two public -osdS: could he d.
rii~l. -tH arr the reason for selling R. n
49, H1aaRb1~u No
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FARES WANTED.

VAST WeIl-lmpruVed 1zrn. would couSld<r
in- home IN Eoue good town tor choice mona
pro7erty IN ST Louis. J. L. NuEtck. se Chest
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ONLY IS R LEFT.

Iadue r1ad. northeast cornsr MarEon 7o1l
square shaae. some tlmbe-. q short Lstaule 49,
q Clayton. owner determined Co. sell and = ~
chaser Of The whole tract can Est a bargain. 90
will digtd- - Necessary
HENRY HIEMENZ REALTY CO.
Ga Chestnut -
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ONLY ONE LEFT.
Fl BEST HOUSE
Ever Offered in ST. Louis fer the Price.

list The HOUSE YoU. HAvE BEEN LOOK
ING FOR
No. g7s HARTFeKD 81. sITIATED y
THAT HIGHLY IMPROVED SCBDINlSToN
SOUTH OF AND OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL
TOWER GROVE PARK ONLY
BLOCK WEsT OF GRAND AVE CaV-uisnf %
Grand ave. Tower Grove and Fourth -. cars
Contains nine Large rooms. RECEPTION hail and
bath Bulk ught W 20 date Lrge. square -
uepti1n han. Wtih heavy Cak columns and bans
with fzncy carving stAircase finished IN quar-
fer-sawed oak Parior IN moss green anG
gold. Dining rocui IN rosewood nliEa. latest
design and style Of manteiE Reception hail
eo1tainE large coBsose q sT<cial order. EeR
quality of MuTphy-s Sarnishes AMI niiers
uEed N all Interior work Has c~1TuulTts
wiring FOR light and electric ian Eeri.e. Senara.e
piping fer fuel and liumtnst1E EEs- solid bronze
hnrdv are; artistic pattern. Oak roors. with
pArauet borden IN reception hall. uarlur and
diuiug-room SIckel-plated plumbing marble
uashstAnd ard sink: tale noor d. Safhrgsm
Eclipse filters Front Rank ourusc-. with hot
water connections In feet. u contains every
thing that + convenient and modern. and = al
ready screened and ready FOR Dcrlpsncy
GranltCid basement ard walks TelfCrd street.
with E~ralitufd gutter
Sc this house before buying and you viii l.
cury need thsI g Is the beE houEe al The mar&et
FOR the price Opcn today from ! 70 6 o.. IA
w j. WI Agent.
Phone Z I2a sss 5. Je1erson ave.
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MISSOURI FRUIT FARM.

$50 bearing trees located Oh the Frisco. IN
the f-riE belt - Missouri. owner = q noureshdant
and oren came az less than one-haR fz valne-
: n Norton 4 Co. - Lincoln Trust buficiaR-
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36i6 NEBRASKA AVE, S2,90e.n0,
SIS Cash and $40 a Month.

AZ Peck -. between lie Rve. and prasoze
- a l-scorv brick house. I-roors frame Afr--
IN and cellar: lot =zdE feet. street and alley
raved. ganifoid- sidewalk. the 50 monfhlv nav
cHKs y. veGEL c4 csestaut s.,
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OPPOSITE
cuPPLES STATION,

"a : Seventh st, a 5-sforv buck buiitinE. suit
able for almost any Kind u Wholesale o. rrfmi
business. lot aDxiT. Will sell a. = bargain - a
quick buyer -asy terms
HENRY REALT1 -
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FINE farr1 q So Ec--s with al improvements:
20 aces n cuitisstio1. - acres river bottUI.
lats ~ fresh water. - ulles from railroad -
Elitea tsom - Louis ApEly Wi y Second So
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3 sale o. xc-hs7re-e5-zcte farm on Frfs-1
~r - Gesluuf
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CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

HAVE A nice home. vhlch J Will Sl cts-5;
I~EA-,lszr- 80 g. E-plhlh
EEBEET -. Se--rv-S- C-rr~ Eair Ar.
Fi.r houses. nr~f-cia-s lHaIiulI rem -ss
h Duttou. -s4 y Fourteenth -
at NJ Ave. sF--N.t- 4TIlm FRAME cot-as~-
Ee-y -lr@r. Wa = uftEist Hs1 'n-t-ar ave-
JEFFERSON e7 S-H.sz- fc- s-- 30 "a bar
gain. Fi@--@ gaI Sunday sari pc ira-r
place. H-4-tu--sto-r r.---n1sI areN
L@sTI=F Iat %2lin- SFl ~-rYft-lar A -tf-i--
NAB. s5- y E-a-evas
MADISON -: -It- x-l.- -u 11-
fautie~- iEauH- - -. toward s-c'rt aH'-
MaEIN< Ave- sls anu--s.0~v t-----roym
hrci sL-a >-ru!-rau q St-l'tmAl. go :
krusd-=y
MtFFIIr A.. sSs N-at s-1,1-rlcm ru.iera
NCEEEHAEFNAGEL = =
-ss C--fal- =.
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Bks6AIR---RORTH ST. LOUIS.
FOR home or INVESTMENT.

80. iii IhLEihsrs -. . rirr. wri-ll-i. two
slary hrck = 3 MONS foF . O. = Families. 4
saa . rooms also fu0;u for ball nss 1-ain. pr-
iuF. rC The hcl@ 10 o. fNreiiHur -eralr. p
sure and zee IT, can maze -ass t~ru-
APPLE a HEMMELAANS h 2 CO.
Ea f+aaH-ur .g
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GOOD sarm % 10 acres: - acres IN cultivation.
p,rut- q water. Eoot huildfagz. ne miles from
Salsz. Dent County: $50 Addrss NJ ID.
Eaulrto- Szfem No.
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4 DOUBLE BRICK-FOUR FLATS :
About Five Years 6h-S3,5 500

Nos s-ss Bate -. a new double tr'-k ~
four g-rl1u fats. rru-sd Co E1o1 tenants Is-
SlE1i6- THIS = a Eo1I iatesf1lv1t- can Ea.=
Easy terms.
AIPLE ( H-ENMELNANN r 2 CO
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FRUIT Fsrms-Buy row. = Per cent higher
next spnnE New =@o passenger fast 6czts.
electric cars. trees loaded with buds FOR next
~rascu. sure 10 raise prices CataloE and fzc-s
Tor postal AernenwEy. South Haven. Mich -
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Look ut those S2.35o homes of i've
rooms and bath on KenturLy ave-
nue. See advertisement I'm this
paper.
APPLE & HEMMELMANN.
SOS Chestuuf -.
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W19 huys four a~W th-.s-rsom Rats hath.
r-ufir- fr - ? pATSNAN.
az Chestnut -.
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- buys ,hres-rcom csjiags ~ath eeusr waiar
in Ef-ehrn- GEO -uAfSMAN.
= n-..n.t u
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GOOD farm q - acres On Meramec River in
Franklin County. Missouri: VAL sell cheap fgr
casa can or address Oches. Wall. 81 s Sv-
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FOR Sale-lS arres Rlehiant Co. III. n.aE
railroad station. barn. house. plenty water. ire
frait land: % acres good timber. balance In cuf-
utatioa. gooi Land. good nctghburhood- churcna
aud schools. E.eN = n Robinson. 1870 kuckls
- ITGiaoaOffH Ind
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dsr COUNT. Missouri for sale. some TO trade
for. rftv rental property and stocks Of Focqg-
houses and acreage property IN the great hsSLtn
new circular and price list send stamp Ter re
ply . & Akin. = Doraao spr1ngS. NO
N Southern minois-lupruved and partly In
arC-eI- farms. 81 70 tsQ acres each. small BAY
n1euf. baianoe time 70 suit o 81. Republic.
TES-ACRE farm. me garden land: good Z
room hOzse. barn. sheds. wells. etc. ADDRESS =
Nffs Hcase- 81. Charles Rock road.
TWENTY-ONE acres Aroom house. barn. or
cha-l. near -. Louis. on Missouri Pacific CreNs
Cceur branch. bargain = 4f$- Republic