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-HIsCELLANEors WANTS.

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COINS. United States and foreign. unused Tn
ted States and foreign postage stamps wanted lr
cash. 81. Louis stamp and Coin Co. los Pine 81
DO you speculate In stocks and grain7 Call for
Informal on. room 80 Missouri Trust building
GOLD snd silver plating IN all trauches; cash
for Old gold and silver Inc gold Tor sale. See
kamp & krnuse, SI-a Pine ST. St Louis No.
SCRAP IRON. machinery. metsls. etc, wanted.
for prices write or phone 3 koplar, Ia y.
Seventh 81.
ScRAP iron and bones wanted. Write for
prices. 4. klauber Sons Iron Neal Co. 6i 5.
Fourth St. St Louis. Mo
SMALL office desk. roiler-top- mahogany arlsh.
Address A. Well. 2&I Easion ave.
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HAVE - VIII ret the tusIasss you want
AMI p7trct yadr interest; To cost 10 you u. c.
CsaWley. 10 Lzcle1e buliilg
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L-UNCHHooM. good stand for man and wife:
H q mruth easily made over all expenses. no
fake. investigate. s..sis Deimdr.
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PERSONAL
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A PRIVATE detective does shadeylng and IN
vesugatiaE. references p o. Box 80. 81 Louis
ABSOLUTE seciusion before and during con-
hnemeat- sos Eastqa- Mrs- Dr. smith. physl-
cian and surseon-
AEsoLuTE ]Eelusloa bef.!!e and during CON
flcisn and surgean.
COMPLIMENTS 50: t-ni-~i nursinr dean,
sTed.. 'aaiet tStates .or 81 or tntza''; rd ar "a
tee ~TegGato- 81 ouiy; private. reliable. seclui-
snd you- care rtar7nteed. p-.rs,e d.se SIS a
sprriaity Or. Annie bushnell .Eea olive =;
49, IA zoe bonn foaud & iniast,
TAX part nay II vol n desired. private. Sc
Fuar-atesd hstsre p1ynSats i,sist tirSy nv rS@l-
at a rfests ,rreru,ar.tles; board g rer ws-k:
or station IN nv Vehicle. Nrrs. n Nrruhy. ~
ard eiz5 Olive st phone Kirloch c 81
DR. MARY ARTHUR. S~reci-ist -Iadirs =
eases token: infants assop,ea, 81 ws-hiaE,an.
nE DENIS 80 was,in~tr. ,Ave-L-e.sd
r..,,,,,an t.r,fs ~ tenaie t-orhiss EAra1i-e.
mort; -ne-frc' secrecy ard ser,-S'rn- Infants
str'ei 'a''-s 81 '-orRis on Or write.
LhnIFs. Nv rcgu'-tr n~ver : y one c,rrr'''7
'r-"trasnt f-c Ms r starr cs-a Fa-srr ave
NTnwTrr-Po-.f-rs 7r-i-- ---sr.- n. bore.
Tor irfants: 'aHles - t-o-bi'. All eS'S L7favs'',
NRS RRDGES-LadIes n 'r--bIe vo7'f re-
Er't callfrg; no medicine lo y E-inr 6 1865
N,Rs aoTsoN-Ladies nriva,s bone de-i7r
f-N'4EfUts nn-fF'fa Urtf1HT an Sew arN
eleFart zcc0n-,0fsfI-as '-t--E muses. m-tHrr
- care anf reru'ac phvsic'ar- sa'tsf7-fio0 rua--
nnfect- i-fs-t- aacrtrf- st1'aF 7fto-t1n a. lu-
est terms. can o. write. 81 Olive =
Mr.. Or Murprv's regulator 81 Gc,fen Seat
&c; i-eats lsdies ~ no cure no ray - oiTs
kaS. NJ. ROGaH ss5sig.s s,f inn, ut. a saafs:
ed h desired: ladies In trouble. AL 6 writ;
terms reasonaeie: ccnse'tation ire 10 Olive
GOLDEN SEAL FERALE REGULATOR
Relieves in three Lrur~- Beware % subs; tu'cs.
none genuine without srn-fure q Catula det
CO. Price 40 ~ 0ise -
DR.. RnTHUR'S eeLEEp SEAL. p rs%sl.
Patent applied fer relieve in th-- h1Tr~; heFa-e
Of euhsfi- lfes. --1c reatlu- ETruu- Ei-uFrure 81
Golden seal Med Go. .Gi sshirtfca. Trce u
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,rssE store 49, rooms or su.al,lrs- pagty.
.-.s= .iry s Eis.ln-
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HOTEL. j. rU1sps. furnished IN gcd Missouri
town 20 $500. datE O good business Address
J. b La.t. klE.svils. No.
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DANCING rXUCuI


ACADEMY Of Ar. Jacob Aohlsr. ass Olive At
teatnlogues nailed
GRAND two-step contest To- 81: Professor re
Honey's select reception Thirdly evening. Octo-
Der = academy. asa olive. aEeat In site; sevsa
musicians
MISS HARDY e2sns q rev class Tor begin.
time. halls FOR rent or weddings. euclres and
elubse So4 Lucas ave. KIN, c -
NEW term epen Tor beginnsrs at Professor De
hall: best BeaIton. ,Knivea lSaA.
PROF PkRKE guarantees walt and two-stso
Tor -; private lessons any hour. l5a2 olive st.
TO some people time is money: II You want to
scaU5,s esch vupn rece3ves isd,yS1S9ai ilstr ~.
ticn. ana We tsssh ncSe adults - d1ne 1rope
" than any school In the city. you pay Cnls Tor
Wilmington and JeTs--on aves' TSsSasy and
Friday evenings parties wednesday and sstur-
Haraoni HalL. Eighteenth and olive; less rs
Moneay SEEMS P1faes f ~ z sS3y- a.9 san
sic and al neN dances; ask people WHO come-
Eclipse Dancing Academy. Ahern q Albsrs.
$50 per tern rapid system. Prot aash.Esn,.
every Monday evening r-cesi.on every Thursday
Monroe s,G: isssans every Friday eyenisE re
ssBSidn every Wesnssasy sHSnins New Mi.lisry
dancing every Sunday afternoon and evening: re-
eeption syerT Thursday evening. HAshAgen B-sa-
N--le-s taiT orche-trA
DYEING. CLEANING y REPAIRING.
LADIES and rents. have your garments cleaned.
dyed and repaired lacies' jackets rem0deled. Paris
DyelnE s. Cleaning Co. III Franklin; Main 1854
GID CLOTHING BOUGHT.
ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid FOR ladies'
and Eentlemen.s CASTOR clothing Send postal
s Gordon. Ss Morgan ST Kinloeh C AlS
HIGHEST cash price paid for ladies' and gen
tiemen's cast-on clothing: call or send postal
Mrs. J. Miller. ca Walnut Kin. ALB: no branch.
JOE GELBER can use any amount Of gentle
mems clothinr: pay tWice as much az anybody;
because need them badly; send postal. la Carr.
I Az biggest buyer % mems old clothing:
need goods badly for shipment to Texas: top
prices; viii call II -. Republic.
3. GELBER buys al kinos secondhand cloth
ing. ovcrCoats, rants, etc; largest dealer In
city; write or call. sc Morgan st
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BGONfNG-FOTSE: Il ro1ms. well furnished.
parity SIZED gith permanent peoPle; VIII sacu-
Ice for cash and quick sale Gls Pine s.
Er.rE-.n-
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HOUSES. noous. Eru- WANTED.

NDLNT|e NN|N|N-N - ~ ~
THREE or four uccrls. .c1r- family 90 fsrfr.
state ttarior. psicc. sc l. fis. t.-pu
THO uaG5rnisn-a. esllectirs r,euls ll NrsI
End A1dIess D -lL ~ Lincoln rr-- iE
TWO .unfaniaard rdoals Tor cou-I. N cH.
Children 81 slVerrl-r z fdtrs S. " hasa
laf C~aoutsau ayfale Eeat ga BROS thau 81.
WNNTEn-Ta -tEt nice tarse o. f--- -ln-
Cat H. fice neirta rto-l ular slheg!: uat over
So moth. $ 90 -epsbic.
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FOR SALE or

Hoaze AMI lot No. "a West Pine boulevard:
brsuI-ueu tso.-tcrf aOck-!llut nluse u %
ro1ms. rec. ball. hath not aud cold water. Bill
iari-rulm. parltr finished IN bird-s-cye maple.
GIninr-roon. parior and hall has cak noors. with
rlrqGet horders; hne cellar. with cril-storgs
nom: lot @ets feet front by IL feet deepi
woG.I eScharg. Tor a smaller house. Or deEi-Aele
vacant KErI.sT ( CO. III, Chestnut st.
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~GHOCERE-Go13 trade. SIS Gay income. S275
BUYS b EL. Etpltle-
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tl-rE ~TeEf-gI small stove clgaTs AMI
with l1s.lturr 90. tgl Ecor1s. rsnt only
sl .4i t.-t4y. lha Gali=c1. rear E3st1a Ave-
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RAYE YOU SEE laa7 R0lIANONT I've.

Nice six-reom brick residence. price 5000 500
cash. 8 a m-ath. Including lat rest; Olive
street 'ghf.ggh- ears PAS the ~pr9psTty; one
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BROOM railroad hotel; splendid business: best
BARGAIN n city - Buiwer ave
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DRUG AMI aot,la ss1-e sod location fcr
-u a-. r9- t.-as-solu7. -3E Laclede ave-
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1853 Fullerton P ace,

Has ben placed with Us for n quick sale; hiEh-
grade residence seekers would DO Wei % call
urru Us az once in regard TO- thr details AMI
rrfce q this rlaEuidcent hone. Occupation o.
tha premises can be had almost Immediately.
ana Will only add ia the way 81 description that
TIE hcu7e il dtuble; confirms Z. large. airy
run.rs. is hertel by hot water. has a hathro IN
On rhr ssctnd and third goqrS aml lavafofy on
the drst. ls furnished ~ hardwood and Nitl
electric AMI easirht. hes all the ccuvcnicuc-s
thst are r~xFec;-i IN such a home and Is located
on e. feet q ground
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WF-T PINE nouIavcuI west o. VarLcvent-r
Ave-Fuuished iouse. twelve ro.ras. l1.-Va..E
heat. hardwood ln.sh. al eoayealsncs4. 7 ~.
Republic.
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ladis= .or reaj, lrst-els boa-l: mclsrn
PM RON - two r='i--
nase Lat. Isl ysry sse.
PINE 81 Cte c-v-s-Nes f1r
sorabis.
PLEASANT ro-- home c-aSir- 70 rar;, -
srtng quiet han--A1 place. west % Cr-ri
a r edag.s AZ - t Ss5S Eyst s. 19li, as s'9 9r5 aeSp.p% .5Is
ana bod Faruts d-irHE . aHe rooms aiir -
; -. Regueuc
SEVENTH St. 1tc s-Larrr. uiesiy furnished
cas- hcart. reasonable % rne Or tEo Eeaterle7
THIEp s. ~ N neatly Furnished
eonv-aieac-s. rates ra.o-ab'c-
THOMAS s.. e4 @ uatlrnissss
couple. nice private t-u!iy. bath
WASHINGTON Ave. -.i-Lar-s ss~5na-st--y
room VITA boas5. suitable :0r tao Or f,lr g,R-
WASHINGTON B5ui-a7l.. 81 seanl--sry
veaisuces.
WASHINGTON ~s-Scaly farm 'hsl r,o-.
With board IL private family. 1rst-ci-ss Gce5m-
modationl-
WASHINGTON Az cls-Neity fsr'ssei
A N Malone.
wAsHuNrToN @c3-NceIy furnished NON.
choice UauTA- NHef ~ NfeNlEEr porcelain ELNAr
steam heat Knlclh T. iEL
WASHINGTON Ave. sns -Tso rieely nl--
nissei rogrs 90 FCe-ai c0ar. ch1'-o board; Eeci
service on eqnfrrie-e rsl'onaot
wAsHINGTCN Ta E~artforD-Fiae nr-
nishel ro1u. with urst-clles b-lrf. steam hca:.
telephone. so month up TO couples
wASmNGToN 12-Nles larEs room nsauy
table. gcol service; alao otheT rcoms
WARRINGTON Ave. sii9-Fusai=hed Esccnd-
story frult rp0u; otaer rccn-s tcat q tn.rls
sood ati-udanee. new mlnareneat. r@efsrsscs.
WASHINGTON. srs-Two nice lar-s ecuz=ct-
.rE .Cons ,a se~a-d re,r. furras h-It: nan ans
VIE CT gentlemen. choice board. Eooi se.yicc.
WASHINGTON. H--oas neatly turalssei
room .tr iwo scatlemen or twa Ai-er naTxf4.
rood heard. a. moleru ccnyen.elc-s. terms rek-
WASHINGTON Ave-. 1z-Ueautinsav Fur
E,ssTd sSaal ~ rom s1Ittle ar
passei tas'e and serviee- every me1esu e0a-.
WfsrNfNsTEE place. Frt-Lars~. f-Ht rsan.
suitable or lvo eeut--tae1. also salsle rucns ex
oellent board
WEST BELLE. n-s-Nicciy fu-nisaed Mons
FOR couple Or gentlemen; excellent hoard ard
service special rates % parties 20 ave.
WEST BELLE g7-Nie.iv furnished ,Alrl-
floor mont. ,weii he.t'i hcmc table; sentien"n.
~ furuizhed -c-oui-
story FRONT r-1m. ier- conl1rss: sIl.ahie Tor
WEST PINE Boulevard. s7sl-Froas ana eide
rooHs. with board; s5aiaern eNscsusg-
wEsT PINE Boulevard ss-very rca;ly FUR
nished rclels with lrs'-ciuss trarts u cUy moi
en- o'hN'hleAet1 VIZ
r PINE Bouieya-l-wes q vaniev0n-
al.o Tccon i-st1rr RACK roosn: h1t-xatcr heat. all
convcniaEccs L a.. ltrIuliC
wEsT,uNsrER sEaau. furnished
Tefr-n or coup one oi5ck fr4m Olive cars ri
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MEDICAL.
DOCTORS services free. private diseases os
men ana women cured. sttfct privacy; small
charge for medicine only. Economy Eree Dis
pensary, CT Thirteenth and Franklin ave
DR.. ELLA ALIEN. female s0e -iaEst. e years
sucosssfGl experiences perfect s-clasi1n during
c0rnnsmeut. oniv private. reliable. Incorporated
home best accommodations tra'nrd nurses; In
tAn's aooo0ed: lowest terms. 2ls Olive AZ
ADTESi Use Ch,chestrss English P~snlyroyal Pills
Beat! Safest. Raly gelIAhle! TaLs ne otsr..
hwy efyoHF Dru=Elsi. . szd &C. Era=rE. ~ Fz-tlS
GA.1 sld -hslsfin LEiiraE IA letter - return sail.
ChIshoster CkeEisai c. Pkilksa. Pa
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Z EGYPTIAN

Prof Hs5tss the wonderful Egyptian lie
reader. the worii's greatest Su-erisr past. pres
enr and fufuTr lfe read as 4 hook Can uc COZ
sulfe1 upon All adairs q III. h-slncs-. ssckucss.
lawsuits. wills. estates. divorces. aur EIE x
love affairs; ugites the -sof-IHfei. or anv s1c1r-
u1ticn connected with huIn1n destiny. All b1sl-
si-J y Grand ave =
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KIEDLlNG WOOD

Delivered al over tho city In any mount JOIN
&yora a6 Locust St RInloeh c IL
s e 59T ps cost oas
our Immense sto-k at retail.
RELIE-nicKEY MFG o 9I LUCAS '
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SILYER.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
DYNANOS end meters: all Htyies and vcltages,
for sale or rent; We buy electrical machinery.
Rossiter-A RcGovern Electrical Co. Tel as
Main el Missouri Trust building.
ELECTRIC motors and dynamos 10 rent: I to
20 horsepower. Rose Electric, 90 s Third St
ELECTRIC MOTORS-New and secondhsnd:
one-half. ore. Two, three and I've horse power.
ary voltage; very low price. Diamond Eecti.
Machinery Co. las y. Sarah st
IS pieces eas;-iron smokestsck. feet Ions. /
inch tasck. g inches "a diameter. In hrst-ciasg
condition. O.Brlen Boiler Works. Eleventh AMI
Nullauphy SIS
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EerdieD Steam CARPET Cleaning
Co. Cor. Nineteenth and Pine Sts-Bcst process
lowest prices. send postal Kin. ID g; Nam 90
EMPiRE steam Carpet CeaniaE C5.-Carpets
Ufel up. cleaned. made over and lai1: best work:
loves, price IA Lueas ave. Main III; c ses-
ENTERPRISE steam Garrett Cleaning Co.-Sre-
cial attention TO altering. sewing AM reiayins.
EDUCATIONAL
~A@~~~~
College OF Law. Century BuiidirE.
81 Louis. Mo.-Day and night school. can or
send for catalogue
BoOKs. PAPERS.
UAvL xoman's way TO health: eooklet free By
Eaa or a. eos Aernod-Jaccard oundiEg-
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roF safe.

BEDROOM set, - up. pATlor sets. s.. beds
Ecc: eddeboards. s.. Gressera. Wardrgb=s, foldtnl
beds. carpets and stoves l.gi ; Eleventh 81.
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2fO6 WALNUT Z E

Good two-st1ry stone-froat: lot ExIIs; no op-
tiou given. but would sell AZ rsaFurable ngure
10 quicS buyer. VIII Be very valuable IN few
months See tEa property.
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EORsEs AND VEHICLES.



GENTLENfAS-S riding saddle. also nice ran
about ard hs--ness. L "a, Repqbie-
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A PRIVATE detective does shadowlnE and IN
veStgatinF. references. p. o. Box 80. ST Lcu.s
ABSOLUTE Eeciusion before and during CEN
nnement. 1l1 Eastou- Mrs- Dr. Smith, phys!-
clan and surgeon
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WEST BELLE Place. ssS-SIcely furnished
roaurs. ruclrre- Conveniences. enc block frcm
suburban HaG Transit cars; private family.
WEST y Place. Sc. Gear $50 o~ivel-Sew-
lv s-a4cI rooms Tor Light housekeeping. coz
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BUSINESS WAITED.

WANTED 70 invest 500 or ue.0o in manu-
featuring or speciality business; would be wiling
10 assist in management = Aa. Republic
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PINE s.. giti-Slr-IF furnished room. vi'h
southern exposure.
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MEnTH: SIS

Patent applied fc- relieve tn the. h1Tr~: heTn-.
Of suhsfi-lfee- --1c reaslu- ET-nu- EiLuFturr -
Golden seal Med Go. .6i sshirrfea@ Trce u
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NEW furniture. misat rugs, &c: Big saving
for cash. time gwen II dcslled- New 4o4k stoF-
aGe Company Z3 wash It
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EfA-I4 G-ON Are. l-s-ffsusant second
ro0r u-u colf1rahir fu-n she'd. moderat-
tgstrs 70 aeL PERMANENT peopie; single - n.
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DEBNAToLoGT.
MoIes Harte. Superfluous
hair and al dlsfga-ing hlcmishes
EEE patnlessly, permanently removed.
N " JOHN II. WOODBURY. ID. l.,
= &c asrao -JsoHrl : 3s, ~ ssih
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ners MuuIay evening. p.itate lessons at any
time: halls for rent or weddings. eucares and
| clubss JzQi Lucas ave. KIN. { -
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DO sou speculate ih s.ocAH anu Ela4l CAh I
Information. room $40 Missouri trust 5ndding-
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DYEIXG. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

LADIES and gents. have your garments clehae,
dyed and repaired; lacies'tackets rem0deled. Par
DyelnE & Cleaning Co. Io Franklin: Main 1884
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ANTED to correspond with a chemical fac
tory. Address DR.. r. Il Pope. Honey Grove,
Tex
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THEATRICAL

DO You speculass IN stocks and grain. caIi FOR
Information, room 40 Missouri Trust building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Ola Furnace stock. 2 eeats per share now:
viii be 3 cents November /. AMI 81 inside OF one
year. sJ Burlington bldg. 81 LoutA
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WAsHINCTcN Are. ~ furnished
l-L1- t.-- rtUms. s. ard SO leg wees. suitable
q ---rl-tA " hll-ehe-Ilns
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LOT OF stoves, furniture and carpe-ss cte1p
on tisne payments. American secondhand store.
SslS Easton ave.
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teatBloEues mailed.
A two-step contest To- 80: Professor re
Horey's select receipt Thirdly evening, Oct0-
Der 3. Academy. Sslf Olive. aEest IN state: sevea
musicians
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M. RpTEURss fnlncu eFkI ,FemsI.

Rflicves IN thfec L1uT@ Etware o Fn0si tu'c.
none genuine without srnr fure Of Catuia Ac1
Co. P-ica = a. ~ OrSr -
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Fifteen. Cents Fer Ltn-.
NH COMB E~sestest fortune .el.r in tie
wcrld; brings sel1rattl taEether- 153 Rankin.
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WASHINGTON Ave. sie-Eis-sut front room.
sIff Role f- tnp or three. not bath. steam heat.
nicely f-rs leh-l. reasonable
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i.A~NuENENTEE- So ~ Two -cw'y flrGi-h-i
Hl-etIr- frart rooms. E1tahie fH- Cue O. tr .
f. rHa.- single or en- tC.f.. ttr1m heat. st.c-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

NE SER Ave. IE2 <ear Cassl-ROlus. fur
ulzItI ur lul1rriskel. bats sls. Private family:
l1Ese modern detached house. rent reascnaeie
WEssTEE Ave. H8 CC6- -Cssl-Nieely fer
alsiir1 sgcosd-a10- front and other MONS, also
90 us u=fura-shei; bath: nice ioeahtys. toad
uu.IH.ls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

WILL sell at s sacrihoe. mahogany up-igd
piano. mahogany paTlor suit and odd pees
rocEPrs. parlrr tables and pcdestals. mahogany
Davenport. turkish leather chairs. leather eoucll
library table. mahogany desk bookcases bass
BEDS with hair mattresses and box springs. MAJ
hoEaaI and oak dressers, Oriental and ski Nil-
curtains dsaperies- cut glass. brlc-a-ptac &c
these goods have had but little use ana AZ ~
perfect Condition Will sell for less thaa haI
o~EfnsI cost a6a West Pine boulevard
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

P0RTIs Ave si8 Gear rover G-oys Faro
SEVEN-RuOM brick ara b1th. gu improve
r~lts made sod I~elriCn. Just D. sold i'm
m-dlately. cne-p. Edward PdnltlaHn. SEA Eas-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21

ALI, kind. TOP ana open delivery wagons. We
hilles Ter4 I'D and fitted Win Mittchs pGfsn'
end eHrs Ia y. seventh -
AT an inns. number Of harness and large
dan fr--C III \. Thereza axe. kinloch q
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-08-08
A Trolley by Resolution.

The Chronicle has for several years
favored a trolley system for Morris
town with through connections and
also connections with the outlying
villages. The majority of our local
merchants and the residents in gen
eral we believe, are in accord with
the views of the Chronicle. Over
in Bergen County not only the mer-
chants but the people appreciate the
benefits to be derived from the
trolley as is apparent from the resolu-
tions adopted by the voters at a
recent Republican primary conven-
ton at Midland Park:
Resolved, that we, Republicans,
assembled in convention, do de-
nounce the said action Of the three
members of council and the mayor,
in adopting the said resolution deny
ing said application, as opposed to
the best interests of the borough
and the individual interests of all its
residents and property owners; and
we hereby demand of said officials
that, at the first opportunity, they
reconsider and revoke said action, or
take such other action as may be
required to authorize and not to de-
feat the said proposed improvement
in our borough.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-08-08
A DIFFERENCE

1t is really rich, compared with
which Waokford Squeers' richness is
really poor, to read the Democratic
organs comments on Colonel Bar
bour's nomination for Congress in the
Sixth District.
They are very sure he was uomi-
mated because of his, millions, and
equally sure that liberal expendi-
ture of the same millions secured
him a majority of the delegates. Of
course they have not evidence to sup
port their belief, which in their case
stand for partisan imagination.
1t is funny, however, hat in giving
SO much attention to Colonel Barbour
they should overlook the Democratic
nomination of Millionaire Flanagan
in tho Fifth District, whose only
qualifications for the Office, so far as
the general public knows are his
millions
1t is strange, too, that they do not
rebuff Millionaire Geissenhainer for
assuming to be a Democratic candi-
date again in the Third District. But
then, they naturally feel like ooddling
their own Democratic millionaires,
yet they should not make themselves
ridiculous bv their demagogic allu-
sions to ambitious Republican mil
honaires Camden Courier.