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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
Capt. Kidd's Mistake.
Capt. Kidd looked angry.

Capt. Kidd looked angry.
"And to think" he muttered, that
I've spent all these years pacing a.
quarter deck when l could have won
the money with a poker deck more cas-
ily."
Perceiving that he was a back num-
Der old pirate, he %sorrowfully consigned
his treasure to it's grave.-N. Y. Times,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
A Rented.

"How absurd it is" she mused, "to
describe ONE as bargain-hunters.
Just look at my case. l am deliberately
exchanging the name 'Montmorency'
for that of Smith What kind of a bar
gain is that?"-Tit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Mamma" asked% small Floramy,
whats a dude?"
"a dude, my dear" replied the know
ing mother, lis an example of what a
man is when he isn't Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
FOOTBALL.

The Keystone football team of Eli
ingville, expected to play a pickup
team from the other end of the island
on the gridiron at Pleasant Plains to-
morrow afternoon. They are in fine
trim and would no doubt easily win
the battle. The grounds, however,
will doubtless be too wet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
Unusual, Certainty.

"What is there SO extraordinary about
him."
why, he's the only man I ever knew
who didn't think the possession of a
racing automobile made him superior
to the law."-Chicago Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
A PLEASANT EVENING.

The Huguenot Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, held a meeting in
the knights of Pythias Hall on We'd
nesday night. After all of the regular
business had been finished, coffee and
cake were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Frank-Ferdy over there is an ex-
travagant boy. He ordered ten new
suits to-day.
Frances-Gracious! Can he afford
them?
mo; if he could he'd wear his old
| ones.'-Puck. ,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
Messed 1t Tn.

What spoilt Arches chance with
Miss Oofsax?"
She told him she disliked compli-
ments."
And he persisted in paying them?"
"No-he was fool enough tor believe
her, and leave off."-Ally SlOper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
Nothing DOin'.

Diggs-What does that fellow Skinner
do for a living?
Biggs-Nothing. He lives on his wits.
Diggs-Huh! No wonder he has such
a lean and hungry look.-Chicago Daily
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09
TO HOLD A FAIR.

The Epworth League of Ethe Pleas
ant Plains M. E. church is making
preparations for a fair which will be
held one night next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Sickles Bros, of Perth Amboy, art
going TO give away tomorrow free a
full book of stamps. See what they
say on page 3. adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

The men who have made the larges,
fortunes in business are those who
have been the most extensive adver.
Users
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

khe-So yOu consider Mr.. Doubleday
6nius, do you?
Fe-Yes, in a way. He's something Of
Aer and something of a musician.
slch is his professton?'
lawyers call him a musi-
k~sicians call him a law
sly News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Sickles Bros, of Perth Amboy, are
going to give away tomorrow free a
full book of stamps. See what they
say on page 8. adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-09

Railway Mileage.
Canada now has 5000 miles of rail-
way.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

ROOMMATE wANTED-Cientlcman room
mate all Cnuycuiencss. board II desired. rea
s0aahle terms zoo Dickson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
RuHBER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS
TYPEVyRITERS.

YOTR sslertinn % the largest stock of slight
Is used and secondhand tyu-g ritrrs Iu the
country. standard makes guaranteed for one
year. s1ld and rented eyeryWhere. send for har-
gain and rental rate card. The Typewriter
ENrhanE. .lN =. Ninfh St s. inuis- ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
FILLING STRIKERS PLACES.
President Medic Expects Another
Union to Join Strike.

While the express companies are consid-
erably handicapped by the lack OF conpe-
tent men to an the places OF the striking
drivers. every EFFORT is being made 70 keep
the business going With the least possible
delay. and 10 indications are apparent OF
the officials OF the companies changing
their attitude toward the strikers
The officials claim that within q few
days the places OF the strikers can be
filled by competent men.
President Mode Of the Drivers Union
states that he Is negotiating with the Of
fcials Of another union to Join the drivers
In the strike. and expects within a few
days to be in n position TO dictate terms.
Mr.. Mode stated that at present he was
unable TO tell the union which he hoped
to join him in the strike. as matters had
not progressed far enough.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

BEsT elubrOom location in city for rent b
- Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
BUCKET BRIGADE FIGHTS FIRE.
-Four Buildings Are Destroyed at
Ashley. III.

RETURIJy SFFs -IAT.
Nashville. No.. oct 29.-AShloy. in this
Washington county. was visited early
this morning hv "a $1,000 Confiag-atiOn and
only aSh"s remain of what was a prom
insnt business block
The fire originated In the rear Of Charles
knights saloon and soon rad gained con-
siderable hetdway- tn" 'itv i- without
means or fighting fira. bU' the citizens
hastily organized "a bucket hT.=ade. and
with their imprDviss-i equipment valiautly
Strove to check tho flrwo=- TEei- Efforts
were not successful until after four large
buildings hud been destroyed.
The burned buildings are. The Ashley
OpgTn-hotSe, known as the EtliuS block.
loss 1ep insurance Sl.11- City Hall, loss
S6a. Insurance Sto. L. a. Farmers resi-
deucc. loss S-50". 10 insurance. sheds in
rear OF buildings. S9rl. GiCiCer * sons i'm
pl"meut store. loss on building 500. no
Insurance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
Wakes charge. AsnInst Hu.hnnd.

Assistant City Attorney Carney yester-
day issued a summons for James W
King. chef at the BeresfOrd Hotel. No.
4lfs Linden boulevard. TO appear In the
First District Police Court 10 answer a
charge Of disturbing his wife's peace Mrs
King told Mr.. Carney that her husband
slapped her and abused her because she
ate dinner with the hot=I Saanager.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
PROHIBITION SUITS ARGUED.
Ticket Brokers' Cases Submitted
in Supreme Court.
REPJBLIC sPEC1AL

Jefferson City. No. Oct. 29-The prohi-
bition suits OF the st. Louis ticket brokers
against the st. Louis Circuit Judges was
argued and submitted to-day in the su-
preme Court
Following were the proceedings:
Brooks vs.. Schultz Montgomery "
Dormer. FIanZcr vs.. Yardley. Swift vs.
ST. Louis. Schubach vs.. Mcdonald Hirt
vs. kineally. Leonard vs. Fisher Schu-
bach vs. Hough. Steiner -. Wood. VAS
seTman Co. vs.. HOugh: argued and
submitted
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR


net. on f1-taN Investment. Phone 4 -l1A Shep-
Iard. ~ Ozark building. IsutE and Pine.
COLEMAN. - g-Nin- En.a9ss snap come
and lock at IT, I'd Murphy.
WASHISGTON. Gssa-Eas- terms: 70 rooms.
all sn1tern lmrrnvesnf nts. Billion 81 Olive.
81 SOUTH COMPTON AVE.
Lot .aNl-H. 3 u- room old brick residence. IN
E'rl reGalT. win s+l FOR $50 cash and 80
month"; price &l.iH
81 MORGAN STREET.
l>t soNll5 feet: g-st1ry brick. well rented
price. S'.NvJ- J. : RuTHWELLs * SON.
u. M.Luur-E.f nLLL..LuE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
kSIGuTs OF THE MACCABEEs.

nEWEY TENT. no. 81. KNIGHTS or THE
- Nacca5ees OF tne NcFid- meets second
sra fourfh tuesdays OF every month al Soutn
81 louis Turner Hall. Tenth and Carroll
Tsrsets- Next review Tuesday SeptembeT = l5-
ViEitInk sir knights are cordially Invited.
PETER BALyES, Commander.
~ McNair avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
LOANSAT 5PER GENT

Quit paving away YOUR wages IN hirh Interest
when sou ~an borrow money from the Ininl
F'iuancc &c At ONEs-TAI.F WHAT OTHERS
CHARGE Loans on household Eo0ds pianos.
salaries. etc, leaving gpnts In your possession.
publicity. HHy at Nnu~ convenience. Time
extended in case - sickr@Ss- no extra charge.
Call write Dr tell rhnn. Eir'nch 4 81
UNION FINANCE CO. Rooms 1--11 Orie!
building sUuf'ea corner sixth and Locust.
Entrance lff y sixth street opposite r1-r's
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
ROYAL ARCANuM.

p EI.lN COUNCIL. NO. lll0. ROYAL AR
raEum meets every first and third Friday
=, west Gste Hall. Grand and Easton ayenu-s-
Havmaker deEfee Will Be egntsTred on october
J. n W. Bockstette. secretary-
@kAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
~ Arcanurn. 3og-zli Holland Builling-A
rsTdial Welcome - Vlsitors. friends. brrtnrtn
ah4 lie-- = n. BACON. G. r.
Jno c RIllinEsworth. Grand Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FEL-
LOWS.

~r LOUIS LODGE NO. = l. o. O. F..
= meets every saturday evening az
---.I7-,r NJ odd Fellows building. Ninth Anl
clt,S Hau No !. Members expected 20 attend
St.ttors welcome. Work In sec9nd degree
wallace McCaTEo. seeIeiary Pro TEN
LII-uE.Y LODGE. 30. 2 o. o. F. MEETS
Nl Tussday evening OF Zach week a. ball 10,
Odf Fellows building SuTner N.nth an
a. o'clnck Visiting brothers Invited 10
attend Work IN h-st degree ,Y,ccs - =
A. J DairympIs. Secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
MONEY,

EASY PAYMENT LOANS on PIANOS.
FURNITURE OR ANY GOOD SECURITY
We can make yCu the CHEAPEST LOAN in
ths city on our new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLAN.
You can repay a loan In easy WEEKLY or
MONTHLY PAYMENTS which enable you 20
PAY YOUR ACCOUNT EASY.
REMEMBER WE NEVER REMOVE
GOODS. and will carry ruur loan a. LONG as
desired II YOU owe any hills We Will nav them
Tor YOU and advance you MORE MONEY
~ CASE OF SICKNESS OR OiI OF IN
PLpY,fENT WE WILL EXTEND YOUR
LOAN WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE TEs-e
are no afyarce charges In dealing with Ne. you
get the fun amount the same dIy you apply
Liberal discount II uaid before due. Call
write or teleuhoue Main GfSN. or kinlnrh fTsn
NEW YORK FINANCE co. $3.50 OIi Eel
lows building. Ninth and Olive sts.. second
fpor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
TO GLUSE AN ESTATE,

For sale. lt-ro0n brick housn= seven blocks
west o. Union Station. good locstiun fer room
ing o. boarding house. b.E future % this prop
erty. t5.5s1- F0E particulars address AT -.
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
WELOAN MONEY

In East 81. Louis and surrounding towns
on furniture, pianos. etc Amounts 10 SUIT
YOUR NEED and terms 20 SUIT your ability
20 pay STRICTLY CONFIDEN rIAL. Goods
left in your possession. LIBERAL discounts
THE HOME TRUST CO. EAST ST. LOUIS
Room eos Metropolitan Building.
Einioch A iSs2 Ei5-fi7 Missouri ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
SAFE INVESTMENT.

Dividend Savings and Ian Association offers
stock for sale at 500 nsr share. paying Per
cent per annum. payable quarterly. alS1 sFlls
stock al 500 monthly. drawing same interest:
all money loaned on real estate the safest
curity. safe owning real estate: stock can
be losn-d up0n or cashed az any time: this
Company Is managed under supervision q d.
rectorE q our real estate firm
JOHN MAGUTRE real. ESTATE 90.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
wOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Nm CUNT AUBURN CAMP NO. sig. wOOD-
IL men q the world. meets FIRST and third
Ftrd1y At KicSer's HAL. NeWstsad avenue and
North Market street. visitors are invited and
mvmters expected 20 hs present
Z 81. EACON. g. c
G ". TacAe Clerk. isCS Arlington ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
EQUITY FINANCE GO,

II YOU need MONEY see Us We advance you
money on your salary. Loans on furniture neEn-
Hated No Objectionable inquiries business
strictly CuuddentiEL Payments 10 suit cuuven-
INC Equity Finanre - 1tin MIssnuri Trust
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
CASH ADVANCED

To people holding a steady POSITION on their
plain notes. also on household furniture. pianos.
etc tthe goods remaining in your possessiOnl.
- lowest rates. easiest terms. quickly aud
-uict!y. kiulnsh phone { 1871
ST. LOUIS INV - TMENT co.
Room llis Missouri Trust Building.
Entrance 7a5 olive street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
Brewers, Attention.

very nice piece of property close 90 Ter
minal property, being Nus -ulZ and 2Gl4 Walnut
ST. thTee-stnry building In front. containing -
rooms and sHyCu-rU'U house In rrar. extra
heavy walls. lot s'NIg--. viii sell very cheap.
make an offer.
wa. IT, GODFREY. Agent
Southeast corner Ninth AMI Chestnut sts
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
LOANS ON FURNITURE,

Rates and terms uuhgaTi Of Look:
81 % weekly pays So loan.
81 p weekly pays = So loan.
81 weekly pays 50 loan
- weekly pays $50 loan.
Payments may b. made weekly. srmiu1nnthly
or monthly. u ig 20 your interest 20 consult Us
All business private and ab1vehoard. So US.
CHEMICAL FINANCE co.
Ri Chemical building Eighth and Olive stE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
MONEY TO LOAN.

TO buy claims against trust companies. state
p'.ce and company BG 100. Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
NC1AI..

-
LlFE lNSJRA- q POLICIES PURCHASED
er Loaned upon AZ per cent: liberal valuss
u ii Nithrr- 50s National Ftank = Comm a~-e
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
DR.. ANNIE NEWLANO

Conhnemsnts. sie. trained nurses: elegant
accommodations. free homes for infants = -e
sired: ladies treated for 81 treatment guar
EnteeyD: regulator 81 only: private. reliable
secluded. licensed home. where you are well
treated and your curs guaranteed: private dis
eases a specially. 211iA Olive st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS,

make loans on furniture at LOWER RATES
and on EASIER TERMS than any one else.
% only a small business. which enables me 90
SELECT ny customers and PROTECT them
from PUBLICITY ane HIGH RATES. CON
silt NJ. before making a llan ELSEWHERE. AL
business STRICTLY on the QUIET
J. a TELFDRp. ROOM Sis HOLLAND BLDG.
lei. klnIorh .nE- III y. seNenth .
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
Gasoline and Steam Engines

Boilers steam pumps. steam. gas and water
supplies. sawmill machinery. betting. hose. etc
FAIRBANKS. MORSE & co. -. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
ROOMS WITH RnARn.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~-S~S~oSS~~~~S>~~~N~N~~
other Desirable rooms: southern exposure. first
class board: every conyeniences. good location
WASHINGTON. .ss-I.arEe. beautiful bright
prettily furnished southern front room to three
gentlemen lldies. steam heat. frst-class
board: best service: telephone: references.
WEST BELLE. ilS5-One large and small
room. WIN h9aTd
WEST BELLE 45i5-NIccIy furnished front
room. with board: private family.
WEST BELLE Place 4pla-DeliChtful rooms
for couple or gentlemen. with board.
WEST BELLE. Ss2i-Room and board Tor
gentlemen or couple: all convenience
WEST BELLE 413s-Lovely furnished front
south room: best table board: reasonable.
WEST BELLE 4sIO-Sacoud-story front and
single room: good board; all conyeniencss.
WEST BELLE. 4i7s-Nico second-story room.
with alcoye: excellent table: good service
WEST BELLE 49a3-ConnectinE rooms: will
board gentlemen. 80 per week: other rooms.
WEST BELLE. Hoo-Pleasant rooms: excel
lent table: home cooking. Si-5o and 8 per week
WEST. BELLE. Es5l-Plsasant room. superior
home table: two gentlemen or married couple
room, furnace heat; good board: gentlemen or
, WEST RELI.E. 42ls-Second-storv front: also
single rnoTni excellent board. gentlemen or
couple.
WEST BELLE. ss5O-Elegant rooms: excellent
sSRaSie sSa5Si home cooking well heated; terms Fe'-
WEST BELLE. 4lg0-Roous and board. en
suite: private bath excellent service: references
exchanged
WEST BELLE 4Os4-Rooms furnished or un-
furnished; hrst-class board: prices reasonable:
best service.
WEST BELLE Place. Sgl0-Frunt and side
rooms: moiern: ali conveniences: excellent
table: reasonable to permanent people.
WEST PINE. 3623-Ro1n and board; large
room for couple or three gentlemen.
WEST PINE. Ss94-Three nicely furnished
ttRi2Rs tismsa. win '0a'' ''AO's 'O' couple OF &c"
WEST BELLE. 42s-NiceIy furnished rooms
with good board; terms reasonable: furnace
private family.
WESTMINSTER. E25g - Second-foor front
room, with board; southern exposure. electric
light steam heat.
WESTMINSTER Place. 450s-Handsomeiy FUR
nished rooms, WITH superior board and service
hot-water heat: telephone Delmar 81
THE HENRIETTA"
lxcellent beard. at 1878 Washington boule-
ward: arrangements may be made now TO stand
ever Fair period.
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.
BoARD-Board and room for a lady in Cab
anne. BK Is. Republic.
DESIRABLE small room. with board: uri-
vate family; west or south side: young lady;
references exchanged. BIG 154. Republic.
FURNISHED ROOM-A furnished room east
OF Nandevsuter ave. for gentleman and wife:
with or without board for wife: widow having
no other dodgers given preference. BG 155. Re
public
ROOM and board in private family in west
or southwest portion. by young man; SIS per
month TX 45 Republic.
HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.
sN~--~>~~S-SNS~sN~-~~~~~-~S~s~
ONE large or two small adjoining rooms in
private family. by two young men: modern
eonveniencesi references exchanged: permanent.
Blk - Republic.
TWO furnished rooms; Housekeeping: no chill
dren: state terms. L. 1906 Chemical building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
REAL ESTATE CARDS.
JOHN D0CKERY & SIN,
MONEY WANTED.
MONEY WANTED-

$500 wanted Improved city PROPERTY
worth $500. alsI &l.luI n improved r!rv
rfTsrfy worth Gs.g'-. Uo agcats. BE a. Re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY ron
SALE

ONE Of the finest in the city: skis; all
built up with the finest fUur-roon1 fats: bath.
furnaces: strictly modern: these fats are rent
ing for $50 per year: Will take part Of i'm
sCHwENKER REALTY Co.
1871 s. Jefferson ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30


DNNAMOS and motors. all styles and volt
ages. for sale or rent We buy electrical ma
chtEe=y. R1ssitsr-MacGovern Electrical Co.
Tel flfs Main SO Missouri Trust building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
ne SMET COUNCIL No - KNIGHTS
- q Columbus. meets every nrsJ and third
thursday Ia the west hail. Century buiIdIuE.
Ninth and olive sts Visiting kuIgnts are m
yiJed- - r. MONAGHAN. Grand knight.
n J. McGraue. Recorder
" E-NkICN COUNCIL. no CSC KNIGHTS
- uf Columbus. meets every secuuI and
18th Wednesday In Hose Hill Hall ~. sssl
ALp.S avenue. NIsltluE knights are invited.
JOHN PAUL CHEW
Grand kuiEaL-
m AK4 ETH COUNCIL NO -
IN huights Of Columbus. meets every s-c-
gut und fourth Lgc-day In the west hail.
Century building. Siath and Olive stress
NiEiti1g kniEuts cysGIalIy invited
". l.. NEE. Grand KnlSs-
=. p. Leonard. Recorder
& T. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO 80. MEETS Ey-
- cry hrst and third Tuesday az West End
hall. southwest corner Finuey and Nandeventer
avenues Visiting knights are cordially in
y!ted.
FRANCIS b. PUNDER. Grand knight.
Joseph F. Lamy. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

DERMATOLOGY.
RRA PImpIes, Blackheads, Large
( ~ pores.eraptions, and all disorders Affect
5@N Ing the skin and scalp permanently
- ~ cured. AllinfoTmatiun and book free
80 JOHN II. WOODBURY. ID. l.,
- 500 aIermod-Jaccard, st. Louis.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.
= IRWIN LODGE. NO III A. ?. & 4 NJ
- Special meeting Friday. ortCheT -.
isIs al 40 . m. at Grand Avenue Masonic
T. mpis. Work in p a dsETee- Mem6ers Re
questcd and visitors frsteInally inyited to at
tend Z II BOSSE. W. II.
GeorEN J Berne. seeretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO .. 4
u = ( 4. NJ. will hold a special cOmmuut-
cation al n'cllrk Tuesday evening, November
-ues f1- urrk In the N. NJ degree. Members
ar. earnestly requested. and visitors fratar-
''''''s '''''' 4. J. MICHENER. ". NJ.
Henry ILhou. seereiary.
m IssoURI LODGE. No. l. \. F. 8 a. NJ.
ll -Rsgular communicating on ThuTsiay.
November 5. at 80 p m. Masonic Temple.
Grand and Fiuney avenues ?. o. d"ET"e-
Members requested and visiting breihrea fra
TAYLOR r. WYRICk. ". 81.
John Il Deems. Scc-ctnEy.
. OSE HILL LODGE. No. SO A. r. & 4
N NJ. Maple anI Hamilton AvgnuaS-tal'ed
communicated. beginning - o'clgck tbs att
Visiting brethren cordially invited
HENRY g. POLLMAN. W ".
Howard Watson. SecretaTy-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
RooNNATEs WANTED.

ROOMMATE WANTED-Ry working g.r
call at ~ Choutrau. upstairs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
s~~I-~~~~~S~-~~~~~~~~~s~
BESST cluhrOCm location in city for rent Bk
- Republic.
BROADWAY. $50 8. and Seventh. s2J7 s.
Two store rooms. WeEckman. Ss5i ;. BruadEay.
DESK room. nicely furnished office: use OF
both phones and roller desk sll Burlington
building
FIFTH door. with power. llght and water.
WILLRRANDT. lc1s Olive -.
LACLEDE. cor. B1yle-Naw building. large
store and six rooms. suitable for any business
A ZapDe. No. Boyle ave.
Lucas. Iei5-Thiee-story building cheap. Ap-
ply Hsndley-Deal Glass Co. Eleventh and Lu-
cas- ave.
NORTH MARKET. I7ll-Large storeroom:
cheap rent. JAS u. DrTTON.
e1oi y Fourteenth 81.
OLIVE. fl0S-Store: ine location: 25N52 feet.
Apply 2ll y. jefferson.
OLIVE. t0BS-Part OF store: hne location for
anv business; nrst-clsss trade.
OLIVE. IEI--Part OF store with large front
window; any good business will BE consideret.
ROOM FOR one or two desks: nice. we'll
located office building: Phone = 2iS3. Shep-
pard. Zlt ozark bldg. Tcnth and Pine,
SOUTHEAST corner Eleventh and Lncas:
three-story building cheap HandleyDenn
Glass Co. Eleventh and Lucas ave.
TENTH. jag N-Nicelv furnished hrst-n0oT
front room: suitable for Office: reasonable rent.
70 let. desk room with phone: I2es-=7 Chomi-
cal buldE-
TO rent space in millinery parlors: suit
able for dressmalSer- 5i3l Franklin ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30


ROOMMATE WANTED-Ry working ETi.
CALL al ~ Chouteau. upstairs.
ROOMMATE WANTED-YounE lady room
nate. large nice room. s7dl Lucas ave.
ROOMMATE WANTED Refined young man;
splendid room in private family. so Washing
ton.
ROoMNiATE-Par ornament Young man with
good habits: modern cJEyeniences. good board.
=ilSA Rell.
ROOMMATE WANTED - For gentleman.
large, light room: 81 per week. hot bath. gas
@Gs Morgan.
ROOMMATE wASTED-By refined lady:
good room and board. also gentleman room
mate Slo1 Washington.
ROOMMATE wANTED-Gentleman room
mate all convenience. board II desired. rea-
s0aahle terms. zoo Dickson
ROOMMATE WANTED ConEenial young
man 20 share furnished room. good board. 81:
references 4dOs West Belle.
ROOMMATE WANTED-By refined business
man for choice second-floor front room: mod
ern couveniences. 2sl9 Locust.
WEST BELLE. zs5a-ConEsniaI Young lady
employed 10 share nicely furnished room. good
board
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GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL PLATING.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

GOLD. silver and nickel plating in all its
branches. repairing old sllvcrwage speciality.
Gustav II. krause. 6IT Pine ST. second floor.
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Teamsters boarding house keepers without secu-
rfty easy payments: largest business in % princi
Sai clties' Tolnaa. 90 Houser bldg..Ss CaeEtnaL
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ROOMMATE WANTED - For gentleman
large, light room. 81 per week. hot bath. "a
SISs Morgan.
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WnnteC-yi.ela. ;IEp1 Se5I1 go. eco.
3. 60. 81 80 first ts-fs 90 trust ga live i'm
proved pr lesty At . Jo par cent Interest. prIf-
rrty worth tYuh!- amount q loan wanted. pa
reEs ready. 1 make a s..-HllIty 20 eH.I .raas
EDW. X LOVE 80 Chestnut 81
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EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN co.
konaY Advanced SalaFisd People,

We furnish YOU m0aey oulcklv and eonH-
dertiaiiv withou: security. National Credit CO.
MONS sli-sae Chsrnlral h'dE-. Elrhth and Olivs.
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PINE. 27S-Very cool front rooms nicely fur
nished: nice lawn; good board: Eas and bath.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

WEST BELLE. 5s5a-ConEsnial Young Iadl
employed 10 share nicely furnished room. zoo
board.
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9I2 FRANKLIN AVE.

Money 90 loan in any amount on all kinds ot
personal property. Bargains In unredeemSd
pledges
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY ron SALE

BEAUTIFUL suburban lot: will take your
trust company account whole OF part pay
ment BG Ils. Republic
VERY fine residence property: vacant and
improved. r. A McCurdy Bristol bldg
Webster Groves. No.
WOODLAND. il0-Four-room brick cottage:
easy terms. Call d. G. Dutton no Wooiiand
ave. Maplew0oOd. No.
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ROOMMATE WANTED-Noung lady TO,
rate. large nice room. @7rl Lucas ave.