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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

The Sioux City Journal has got to
the end of its gallery Of South Dakota
editors-much to the relief Of the
Iowa scribes. The pictures of the S.
D. fellows were SO far ahead of the
Iowa editors that the latter couldn't
sleep nights. The Storm Lake Vidette
accuses the Journal of borrowing the
pictures for the occasion.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07
KIMBALLG GRAPHIC
cLATE rlNAN
Official Paper Of the City and Count

Ralph Wheelock has been having q
discussion, In his corner OF the Min
neapolis Tribune, with some railroad
men who took exceptions to his criti-
cisms OF the present method OF send
ing train orders, the criticisms having
been prompted by q recent train wreck
which was caused by,a misunder-
standing Of orders. d general prin-
|ciples railroad men ought to know
more about operating railroad than
a newspapeman-as it Is generally adj
mitted that newspapermen understand.
their line Of business better than an
outsider-but sometimes we think
they don't. For one thing, it has al
ways been q mystery to the GRAPHIC
why every railroad station does not
have q bulletin board upon which to
bulletin the time of the arrival Of
trains, but IL you talk with a conduc-
tor OF a station agent about it he
wont agree with you. The average
conductor has about as poor opinion
OF the travelling public as a man could
have and classes the great majority
Of travellers as lacking ordinary horse
sense, much less compromising what
is written on a bulletin board. The
station agent will tell you that nine
people out of ten will come in and ask
what the stuff on the board means.
Nevertheless, many railroads do have
bulletin boards and they are a great
convenience to a large number Of
travelers-especially commercial men,
to whom an hours time means a great
deal. There isn't a day but what the
Milwaukee operator at Mitchell is
asked over and over again how the
trains are-and one or the other is
generally late from the east or south
and four-ffths of these questions
would not have to be asked was there
a bulletin board outside in plain view
Of the travelling public. Many people,
too, women in particular, will not ask
| about trains and often 81 t in a wait.
ing room from n to three hours
wondering and wondering when the
train will come. /: bulletin boards
are a convenience and practical on the
eastern roads, we don't see any reason
why they would not be on all roads,
1t often happens at the small stations
in this state that a train is several
hours late and no agent to be found
anywhere-ofice locked and no one
to tell a stranger anything about the
train-and a good many of these
agents are SO curt and short in Their
answers that an old traveller hesitates
to ask one OF them anything.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

Will Chamberlain says in the Yer
million Republican that he likes the
editor who sticks to what he has
faith in and isn't "a-feared, to talk
right out in meetin'. So do most
peODIe.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07
.rhe Deatn Pena,,x

A.little thing sometimes results in
aeatn. mus a mere scratch, insigni-
ncant U or puny boils have paid the
death penalty. 1t IS wise to have
Buckien's Arnica Salve ever handy,
lts the best Salve on earth and will
prevent fatality, when burns, sores.
ulcers and piles threaten. Only 25c. az
e. r. MIXERS drug store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

The Miller Press says there are
rumors floating about a gigantic land
fraud in the entries west Of the river.
1t is claimed that a large number of
them are not bona 6de settlers, but
merely take the land to sell to the
companies who sent them out there.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

The Armours have given 1T out that
the $4,000 600 packing plant will not.
be put in at Sioux City this year-as
was the original intention. AS soon
as a little nor work on the founda-
ton is finished further operations
cease. The reason given by the
Armour people is the present high
price Of building material and cost Of
labor. This reminds us that our
esteemed and venerable contemporary,
the Canton News, and our esteemed.
and youthful contemporary, the Puk-
wanna Press, are discussing the labor
problem, the former holding that the
labor unions are playing whaleY with
industrial conditions, willie the latter
maintains that the s'laborer is worthy
Of his hire"-or words to that effect.
It has been quite the thing for the
general public to sympathize with
labor andt to encourage and counten-
ance labor unions because-weil, it
has been considered quite the thing
to be again capital and all that it stood
for. This was particularly Noticeable
during the coal strike last winter. 1t
will be noticed, however. that the
dear public-the sympathizing public
pays for it all-and it is a question
Of how long the public will stand for
it. The coal operators raised the
miners wages about 80 cents a ton
and boosted the price of coal S1.OO a
ton. A few weeks ago the soft coal
operators advanced wages seven cents
a ton and the price to consumers SO
cents. What is true of coal is true Of
all manufactured products, whether of
steel or wood; and il to them be added
an increase a cost OF labor in other lines
of work it soon follows that firms
like the Armours are compelled to
cease building operations, which
means men patrolling the streets
with no wages at all. There is such a
thing as OVERRIDING matters in the
way Of high wages; and if there is one
thing more than another that has
lost England its former pre- stige as a
manufacturing countr y it is the labor
unions which have stifled individual
effort and brought q minimum produc-
tiOn at a maximum cost.
1922 -ELM rE
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

Supposin' some of these newspaper
fellers that know so much about wo-
mems half hose and pee-a-boo waists
which isn't so-let up on women's
riggings awhile and tell US why a man
wear a belt and suspenders at the
same time to keep his breeches on?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

in. Fulford has bought an inter-
est in the Owen blank printing bust
ness In Mitchell and will leave his wife
to look after the Oacoma Argus until
some other arrangements can be made.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

Grover Cleveland has selected Octo.
Der Ia as the date when he will speak
at the Commercial Club dinner in
Chicago. He says, contrary to gener-
al report, that there won't be a bit Of
politics in his talk.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

Madison Outlook: Reports are
coming in from the farmers that the
Hession fly is at work on the wheat
crop, and liable to do a great deal of
damage before the crop is harvested.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-08-07

II the tariff is responsible for the
stiff price OF wool this summer why
isn't it responsible for the low price
OF butter and eggs:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14
Personal.
Fifteen Cents Per Line

ABSOLUTE divorces: time payments. conf
Dental. reliable attnrn'y. terms - $50
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RfR1 7. A0NEY,

EASY PAYMENT a. DS IANOS
3 .I.s4EIi.- OK y GOOD
bee HzI ua.E rH4 tire CHEAPEST LOAN o.
5L' ,-E 90 uas rev BUILDING ASSOCIATION
You .l r.gsr Co h..u DO elsg WEEKLY ,r
MONTHLY I.hN ENI wilton enables sou 20
Az NoL r. ACCOUNT EASY.
REMEMBER. VIZ NEVER REMOVE
'Fhlf-r ami VIII .fTHr Enrr Lean as luE= as
L-sH.E- - sea .u auy bills We VIII lIy them
Q. E"a and a4EErr E.I MORE MONEY
sN lt~E OF SICKNESS OR OFT OF EN-
li-fhAE.T VIZ Will. EXTEND YOUR
LNA% NETH"IE EXTRA CHARGE There
or. "" .a..U-CH ..Hr-E % dealing with Is. 20.
a. fH- fl.a amount rHa sfUa dow yuu Apply.
Liberal l rH. % ra4 before due. al.
.gl- .- tg.-un.r. Main --I. or Efuiurh n.
NEN YORK FIss ANFE 10 l5-Ss OlI FEEL
..N- building Ninth al. Olive SITS. second
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

hihD. lNl ELEGANT uIns-nosm house. IA
W. Ind: 5-fcut lut: all convenience
ELLA. G=-Beauuful F-rUum lrsm. house.
4llr- basement. good vel and Irlt 49,
..E aeNL al 4alea. owner lt@FlNs 'Ahs -
r1IEalus &p casl. balance easy Terms. fA-"
letigIt: take Olive or Suburban car
GRANVILLE Place. 5HI W--Humg fT- rent
money: SIX rooms. bath. furnace. etc. SOD
c@s- balance monthly. secures q pretty home.
- W EAiGNES. -s wainwright l4l..N--
MODERN niur-rn0m house. h-l-t bT ,N1"
Telephone Drlmar 1as-.
NEWLY built and Furnished 'i-N.
mouse. large asemrgf wine r'lllF. h.HlEl-
room EliH table. etc: On Frra-- Far. h|Lst
VIC. near PARK EE IL. Republic
WASHINGTON. E.ss-Fasv terms: "a rooms,
AZ m.lrrn improvements. Billion. 81 14yG
So buys III January ave, u.rn t1rre-u-'N
gliiaErs Dor slNl-ss bargain. 1873 pEiH-
SLLp VIII buy two houses AID IU-
NeCANN-nDWITEE r.H f-rrasHEf.
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IS 5 z GENT

2Iit flEiu- away vng- za=-s "a hirh Interest
when EHu can borrow money trum thu Union
Finance 60 At uNE-WALr rs OTHERS
tAkt L.ra "T household EOCfg. EiauH-.
~sa-alr~. ETC.. .r-E.TE goods In vuur possession.
no F-u.GE.ET- lHF az Nu4r tuIEenltuc-. Tine
cvtellal iu csH. q SICKNESS. no extra charge.
H.IL. write 90 q. raEHU- ki1iuEh A -
UNION 90. Rooms Sq.-gG Criel
building. southeast corner sixth and DccuHt.
ErfFH~#- 7s y sixth stree. TuuHgitr Hlrrs
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INVESTIGATE II
When YOU Want MONEY.

HH make leans 600 furniture WITHOUT I:E-
N'N Nh- 80 uatr o.. .Hgllurs 81. yu.-
.r."Hf- -uY."E.E. We G.ss EHE Ore fL.t
sU.-r % CASH H.f CHECKS We rrraagr rIy-
u.urH Goo a.H- .Hrr CONVENIENCE ant AlsIl-
Iln. We DO r.r EEGbI.N .EI.s w RECEIPT
OTHER GAS .- 10 IH-Hrr- H. FURNITURE auI
GIVE MORE We EXTEND payments
IN case % SICNNE-<. We cancel L. PA
fEES D. case - iaarr q husband or wife We
maxi A. LOW rates - TIRE LOWEST. We
grant LITERAL DISCOUNTS q tine mrutg
E- E-ul This o. our hu-Er-z in a nutshell
SIZE rs i.r. rrrE n loan el-"wHsr. AMI
De- -uEEI-rrF lra. ar aua THE rEDPLE
o. THT<IIUI.r LOAN 81
ROOM 81 FULLERTON EJI.IfNf.
SEVENTH PINE SIS
"r'Hs"a Ter Hs 90 ra'f. EiuIHrl Il rrlL
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A0yaPURA FILTER.

~. BERNARD uurs must b. good breed
Ii cheap. uG gS. Republic
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REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.
ROOMS WITH hoard.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
WESTTTGTON, SSs.-Room and bard fo-
couple or gentlemen.
W4sHINGTON. E5z5-Nio6iy furnished ana-t-
mont with or without board. "
WASHINGTON, sgs-NIcely furnished ROOMS.
board II desired: al convenience.
WAEHINGTON, E52-Comfortahle furnished
room: excellent board: reteCcnces
WASHINGTON. 2T1-Two connecting rooms.
with or without board: reasonahle-
WAsHTNGTON. s4o3-Nfceiy furnished or IN
Furnished rooms: good bard II tesirea-
W~AsHTNGToN- HS5-Desirable second-story
'front.' room with board: swat heatinE
WASHINGTON, 1sOT-Golden Rod Restaurant.
Zeno Davis. nroprtetoE Best meals "a town.
WASHINGTON. 4gZe-Two connecting second
Ero-- front rooms: an conveniencss: good table.
WASHINGTON. 4gIe-Attracttve second-hoor
front room: modern: coed table: convenient 20
czrs
WASHINGTON, SE-EleEantly furnished SIN
gle and double rooms. with hrst-class table
WISHTNGToN. se-NioeIy furnished front
roop on hSt floor: hrst-class board all con-
WASHINGTON. fos-Niosiy furnished ToaT
room on hr5t floor: frst-class board: all con-
WAsETNGTON, SE0S-Front ana side rooms.
handsomely furnished: choice table: all con-
venicnoes-
WNsHINGTON, 2sILChoice connecting rooms
out board.
UNSATISFACTORY Boulevard, 4L5 - Elegantly
furnished rooms. with board: Jewish: very rea-
Sunahie rates.
WISHTNGTON, sEs-Lz-Es second-stcry front
room; two or three gentlemen. other desirable
rooms: board.
WASHINGTON Roulsvard. EsS- Elegantly
furnished larEe front room, with board bath;
reasonable rates.
WASHINGTON. uI-Choice, newly furnished
rooms. with board IN -ehned home; gentleman
roommate wanted
W7SVTSGTON 9o-Larre rront room: an
convenisnces: excellent table, gentlemen OF
cuuple: references.
WASHINGTON. ~5OIS-LArFe. sunny second
floor front room: well heated: for three Young
mn nr laaIea emnlnEed. god boarl. ram
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For ladies duriu= confinement; especially aiaut-
ed for cases wishing 10 avoid exposure. all dis
eases and Irregularities treated and results
guaranteed. coed nursing and hest % care and
perfecr -eclusiun. The only institution % the
Efeli IN tie charge Of a regular ErAlratci and
TeIiaNlr physician. CaIl or address Physician.
So y Tweufv-thirl q.
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Loans on Furniture.

Bate and terms urrHarT o.. LOVE-.
%L@H WuHElv PAYS "a Ssaf1 lean.
2L-f weekly paws "a 2H-H loan.
81 g. v--ly Jays q H4f.I loan.
- wHHlI- VarE en- $500 loan.
Payments NAV o. w4.i- weekly. Ssuiu0ntIly
nc monthly n o. 90 Nuus interest 90 consult
as. All business rIIEe'- and atHrebrurI. Sc US
CHEMICAL FINANCE 30.
81 rTreUiCaI bg.'t.EE. Eighth and olive s..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14

An kirds tools made 70 order Mound Toe
and : Co. dl-l2 Howard ST. Both phones
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NOT III the TRUSTS,

a. AItAN.E EuG from 81 o. - On
Z -.Nlsf re- fINN.S HORSES and WAC
yE> Without REMOVAL. 90 GEBNTLY RI
lou ATE f.tT viii enable ypT o. 90
aEE DEBT rHr uHE have You can RETURN
tie r.Ts# co. E.u rIa. fr weekly or monthly
payments. and MHIy FAY fu- tha TIME yuu u-e
r.. NHNE'. Wien ir urrF - m r.N. call AZ
Ger Il.lLATE nIEIHE and E-- our RATES. ~
TELEFHHNE e. 'E NE-HANITS' TETSC
.R. s.Tlss SHNs ANA Olive Efs. -reHrI HHUr-
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
G0NFECTIONER OR GROCER.

wANTEB-Deatlst 90 share Offices with ply,
stefan: good location Be 50. Republic
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MOMEY TO LOAN.
PLAN.

.NN FURNITURE PIANOS. ORSES
-..tL Nt.H ~h~lLL E4Eys yuG O. CHEAPER
ia. .- Interest. Longer Elu4r AMI
an Is f."r abs nLEss Company. You
.sH IS NpH WISH. either weekly OF
."."fT.". COL .". ""r rr EltH fine aa NTr EH.s
hEt ban. E.nf- remain To- Your Tuss-Uu.
y NENNiFNF required uLI- SICK OR T.
o, YORK. 80 there Is NO DANCE: C: islaE
so PUBLICITY. No INCONVENIENCE.
NJ DELAY. TEpsr- can b. riEnsd a. h0uss
'l HHT 1lu EHt money same day sou apply.
W. VII IHE AEv Ian or Gam aEsinst your
gl- Hr- can give EHs MORE pNE
" Faa e1Gg.I -lII. WRITE 80 TELEPHONE
~ IN. Er -.i -.a ascent 60 explain cur
NV S1ElEHf TELEPHONE KIN. u 60.
FIDELITY BROKERAGE 90.
on NO SO. fuuu l=Hafa Irasf Building.
I agTHH sr. r'.Ha SO. Entrance 81 Ole =.
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WE loan MONEY

IN Fast g. Louis suI surrounding towns
On furniture. pianos. etc Amounts 10 SUIT
YOUR NEED ana fCgrE % SUI YOUR ability
60 Tay. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. g9ods
LEFT il -r1r possession Liberal discounts.
I'll HONIE TRUST co EAS ST.
Rom - Metropolitan Building.
kLu-l-r 4 ~ sllAlI MLs-luri ave.
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John Mcguire Real Estate Co,

LNNLG % Lsuu-Wa FIE. plenty money q
~ 90 r"El estate. also building loans. month
N ~ ..--.. &. l-- ..H--l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14

Laclede ave. near NevEfrai ave. best un-tn-
date store In The West End. iu q choice resi-
dence district. d sure muney-uaker Tor arsl-
class party elegant nve-room Fat over store
Further particulars. call and SO u.
LEON l. HULL r 4. CO. Shf Chestnut.
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Sls5 nkHOelHY U%PRleHI-Sl95.

I's lar- Hr. upright griHH. stool anil srrrf.
- 'H. r sHf rs.tIIr-. f..r1=lsT a S.a4r.
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PRIVATE MATERNITY Hone

- -: g y - =: ca 5ns5ft e - .. 81 q 81,
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FOR SALE y EXCHANGE.

Aa1-he5tsr rad. 5-i---Lsr=e tgld.uEs
$40 1t Tor manufactures. c#.lg--f---
....-+4-4 ) Thirteenth 81. 4 4-g1.l fats. 40
.lIHst Park Boulevard. : ana : room
hats. cEyap.
20 Dickson 81: large house an. Tot SZ
u.s. Hhclu.
House. 10 Warren -: modern Z and :
,,onl hats. DSEE4ll.
ID AtHHiEuuFrT 81. rnnEa EfaNr-
shells. etc for fTaul1ftr= -....----- t.s
llNi.u ave. y uHrm~s furnace etc.,
-. MnNg.s ave. -ElH1. log an. IErr-- 10
DIVISION So. rZn t--..u laGHss.
49, > sarah ST. : rDpUs. 5fN2E -------- -.n
80 living ave. % rooms. ctg-.------ -
..aLi ave. 3 rooms. CSC -----.----rr. A--
- air ave huu. and lat -Nil,---. 80
-a4a \ Garrison ave. srHUsIE. efE.--------. -lH
Maiden lane. s 80
- hsHEe So. sHHI house and luf-.--.---- 80
a-t 'lie Eriiliaufr ave-. rooms. l1r -
- NV ------- -sGa
-lssiiS Dickson 81. two Groom houses.
.-HN lois .aa--
80 y reg;h ST. s-rU0m house: cheap.
80 y Twelfth Tl. s rsH.Es. etc. ..-.-.-.-. leo
-ala Maiden lgu.- Lssr
Its : Wes-mq-elauI place. IllNs9-
Lots . : Page ave. 90 Zee, cast q Pen
L-ftn1. .uNf5E .-.-
y. 8 Forest Park boulevard. near SARAH
81. 5Nls1 feet .---
To close an estase-N. W. conner Cay ard
Lee aves-. lot =Nl1>L ------.-------.---- see.
Lot - We corner Evergreen and Eazu.s
ITeS= T5NlNe- cheap
NcGANS-DpWLTNG REALTY co.
A.riDHl E NrG- EI4 chestnut s.
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BIG OFFICE.

Above is the plan OF 4 fine large Office
room on the second floor OF The Republic
building. It has a front Of 81 feet 6 inches.
with three windows on Olive street and
has q total OF So square feet Of floor space.
The tenant may divide and arrange 10 suit.
II can be divided into three rooms OF good
size, ana each would have steam heat.
plenty OF natural light and elevator Eerv-
Ice. They would make the best located
and handiest suite for business Offices IN
the city, being on the second floor and ac-
cessfble by one shcrt flight OF stairs as
well as by elevate
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14
CASH hDVANCEO

TO people hr,-irE a steady position on their
plain THfrr- a'HH uu household furniture. pianos.
etc. Ttla =n0E. remaining iu yUu- possession.
~ fHwraf rates. easiest terms. quickly ana
rGlttly. kiuIa1l Thnn & I-TT.
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT 90.
Rom 11IS Missouri Trust Building.
EHrrarra -= Olive street.
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DR.. ANNIE NEWLAND.

Conhnemsuts. SO: trained nurses: elegant
accdnmodatIons free homes for infants ~ de-
sired; Indies treated for 3 ttreatment guar
anteen: regulator. 81 only: private, reliable.
secluded, licensed home. where you are veil
treated ard your cure guaranteed: private dis
eases a speciality. -GlA Olive 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14

10 acres q lad and zinc land In North ArEl--
Sis This gro.Tty IS sitlatei = ml.gs i-l.
20 BE- completed. The property l- surE.H1uHI .r
payin= lead and Kin rr.ue-, las several "T noe
good frump hHuSs. harm ami DgfaIliIlu--. afHHlr
- acres tn cultivation; small orchard. 7iaH -'a
waterel by springs aud rresk. and utH au album
dance 81 hardwood timber. For further larf."--
lars call uu Dr. g. N. p. N.rvIn. - Olive 81
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
4 BARGAIN go .rr~rt ami evening dresses.
E= ==E HrH rH or rr1--nr uirrhiug. seal
pastel Nr.HrE a rl Mrs 1uler. 80 Walnut
ABSOLUTELY t"ulls g-sa rs-d tgr Aiig
feather aarl ir-r-L j. Gr.s9usu. - Iish.
JUE Csl.BEE .ar use any amount @ gentle
uar- t..,.lu- BAY three times E-y-c than
gyl.s-s u--l taH4s postal E.lL-ci \ 1853. III
Carr
VI GIsUSSNItN paws srl-r times more thar
others .ur tIL. aus E.lrl-u+u~ gu-t-uE
ut.ra.IE. al-H --.r.sT ami E-aa.U : '--
TF1ENIN I-.I- guftI.r Naming ~. ga
'Hs .f"r-=Ea-r u.1s. lowest rates.
~ BERNARD uuus must b. good breed
Hri ap- ED s~ fs-luIIr-
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CIROMNA
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


Wanted.
ABSOLUTELY Eish.-t oslo. ma rr rrusa.
hold 81 D.. muIt1T, AMI f-r hers AMI a1,ri-
~ sen re,iaL 10 Ee-S-a=,r l5 y L..isih.
MI Kinds IN NUN run rstrrs- F-f -4-r.
ssAL- t--L.Ea. -, tl-LZ1. hlu --l
ALL Eiuis f1rrl-1-r. -r-a f1tr.
.4s- at,
AMERICAN -arausrreF store villa t .-T
s.l N-sE iEiHliII-. sNa E@i- ave-
EEFuEE moving. sell furniture auI lr..--rr
A'At' sH- postal AshI l#A ai
hEiS VII %.
''Ti 20
- ittEH h"i.,nE FsE 81 f-El
tllliais- NL.i-- % r..a--- ~
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ms "a r,rrr. Lfr B Ia.
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~-.f, n II; lr.. min .r- 80.
sicn. o. viii tgy o.fGEhr ~ srs zach. us
before yag dispose - n1- =I-. phone r-ls
94s. 2---A
SMALL TauE. stove; must D. chan. Al
eI- Nv NH'G
STOVES WANTEhL'nnE stove u smsll
tai 81. 70, Ilr-o.n.
hlLn '+ 50 it.- EI 'ai
tt.n. 20 --,AL. .t-' btsnlN-f ul.,
~ icr box. Top Eit4g= dHlfs.
ENTIRE WTntshiugs ~ nI-s-ro.w hlu--s a7Iv
us-i ~. m.uihs IJ CASH PAYMENTS five
E- s.L-,lE ..up--i- .l LlE
FTVNI@TFEu IN rrrr1Trras 80 T-ln.-- W.
~: harEain- bE ~. Eu1hl.-.
GASOLINE gt1rr. b1rr,rHs.. -o-sinr rFaf~
tahl.s Lgll.c. t-.l chest 80 ,EEIf-au ave-
TTsNUSD,lE sTfIT &C., ham r-.. y-T-E 49,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14
FURNITURE AID CARPET SALE.

New and slightly used furniture. carpets. rugs
and household Euoi-. consisting % late ~tyis
lrrssers. chinouisTs iron and brass beds.
WARDROBE. commod~s. odd rockers and rar!1r
pieces. bookcases. dining tables and chairs.
sidebnards. china closets. blCg--. Iron and
wooden dave1uoTts.
Carpets and room rugs. BEAUTIFUL. late style
patterns. all sizes and graiss. lE-lEiiuE AZ
minister. Wilton. velvet hUfv and fIur-try
Brussels and ingram. bring dirlsueious % your
room. our location means re- big avtuE % sou.
LANGAN STORAGE ~.
Salesr1rms I1uI-fg1 Morgan 81
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Real Estate.
4ahATE FIrr has $1,000 90 loan on good
'-aaf- security AZ 3 T"s cent. lots q |.c9
,.lHmssl.Hn. lH 49, ttfr1tlr-
A'NEG % Lgau-Wa nav. plenty money TO
can on zeal estate also NuIlliuE loans. month
' lNh W'E's. Ng arI upward.
John Mcguire Real Estate Co.
10 y. EiEEth ST.
On Personal Property.
JAMS negotiated en- Furniture. pianos or
- E.sl II Property az : PER CEat per aunum:
taL Notary Pubic 80 Chestnut -
MONEY I1lnrI SHARED PEOPLE without Sc
elt I Lancet. 1 Ea-oist bldg. sth & Pine,
Ap$EN 70 llaa Ga furniture. p.angs. horses
- Co. r E#r Htrr THr FaNa lrln". Nttse
9 90. Cf-I5-IG W-nn i-Iaacari bsnaiuE
EUGENE 4. TRISLER.
lN ana ~ ~ EEEtH a.. ROOMS : and =
FsEe Insurance Agency.
LlANS on FURNITURE. LOW RATES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14

MONEY TO LOAN.

LitE INsrRA- az POLICIES PURCHASED
g X up1n ~ Per cent: hhsTsl yslGss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.

ELEVENTH spd Lucas Ave. Northwest
C~ogaer-Second and third floor: good Light. all
conveDiences, cheap Apply HRndley-Deau
Glass Co. Eleventh and Iucts ave.
LUCAS. SIS Second ~FlooD-Apply Handley-
Dean Glass Co. Eleventh and Lucas ave.