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General John B. Gordon.

The letter received by the local
Valyerde Camp from General
Gordon calls to mind that be is
one of the last and at the same
time one OF the.greatest men left
rs who battled for the stars and
bar.
General Gordon is more than
IN arave general. He is great
and brave map. Peace has, dis
ti1gnished him no less than war.
OF remarkabie couragein battle,
his tieness of heart in times oi
neaee has endeared his memory
wherever known. May General
Gordon be spared to the world
Tor f1Nny years to come: his
memory VII live as long as
AxiecieAn history endures.
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Williamson, Turner [
Shaver.
Cheap Real Estate.

$40 acres of bottom land in
the Pecos valley, a good artesian
well, will irrigate whole tract in
orchard or one half in alfalfa,
fenced, one and one half miles
from railroad. Price, $40 per
acre, good terms. 146 tt
Richey & DeFreest.
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In Hondo Lands


The best proposition N the valley
odsy, 80 acres or the nnest amos
Ugh state 81 cultivation, fenceo anf
'itched, Wltn waser enn CON
'tete pumping Piaus sunicae'io " Wa
Al the Wnoie tract aione.
There are about thirty acres OF bear
g orchard, AND evenly acres
ifaifa, resioense, Sewei
ooms, easa 1n0 al conv,onoos.
'roperty Is aoout O"o miies tron '"'
iear1 OF tne Town.
Two 40 acre tracts, one has 20 acres
a alfalfa, the other about two acres II
,earing orchard, each has q good wat
n right, and are fenceo' price, VA
>er acre.
Three ~ acre e ,lrrigaDeu grass
9, nne donoo SOIL WIN gOou waesi
light, for y 9 per acre. Anese ADO
re very cheap, ana are ABOUT eve
u1les rom NAH sIreet
We have two tracts Of the same
snds with water rights, improved
md fenced, close In. at prices that
vii you.
We uAve iour 40 y Q tracts Fwltnou
Vater rights, but SUBJECT
~ moaHs Ot PuunPtne S1
'oIl, close tn, can be bought Q nom
$50 to $76 per acre.
4s0 Hondo aliuyisl sou, nnest
artesian well IN 2 Vsiley "a
Psci.y Oh s" NE nv. Us,h;1 10
1uy ac.e lin IA nr. m;ia 81 2 r
st.t;en
- a.ao,a;h,. ,a..aa ws
80 m;tss Dom town. 4 most
dss;r.h,a 6.roam adohe COTTAGE. pure
.stas;an water ir.the honse: conyen-
ia,,tiv aoninned hath with hot and
cold water; 8 acres in bearing fruit
trees, alfalfa, etc.
Ro asS si.''
: md sia. .sss'y ditch Il r.s s:sh' 1 r%iss's !. .
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fhe Corner Stone.

Tfe public school of Roswell
opened today. Fornine months
the doors OF these schools win
stand ajar for every boy and
girl ~ ollr. continuity. Socom-
monplacs has the public school
become that We are apt to lose
thetrre significance OF to-day.
me growth Of the public school
has been co-eyal with the growth
81 The nsfsonitseIf, and the place
1t has secured in the hearts of
the people is the strongest evil
aenee OF modern times that the
republic will endure. The public
beho0l III an institution purely
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The Hest way to preserve . Bsay

The lest Way to ese . Bedy.
There is no other way In which n
body can be preserved SO hong. leaving
freezing and mummi1cation ri Of the
question. as by burial In a lead coffin.
oxygen brings putrefaction almost IL
net quite to q pause, and the face Of a
defuRct person may be recognizable
after a long period OF time. The at
tempts frequently made to destroy
bodies by covering them with lime
usually have the opposite effect, pre-
serving them by keeping out the air
london Answers.
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We are told on good author
ity that there was a surveying
party started from South
Springs a few days ago with IN
structions to survey q direct
line to Ell Paso. If one half OF
the roads are built that are sur.
yeyed Roswell will yet be a rail-
road center.
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There seems TO be much rail.
road smoke to the east Of us,
With so much smoke there Ger.
tainly must be a little live fire.
What is Roswell going TO dc
about punching up this fire?
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Jingle.

What did you say?
Tell you something of Labor Day.
Well, Monday morning ten am.
The weather being.fine
The band, and floats OF trades display
Began to get in line.
The crowd that iocked to see the
sights
In glad rags were arrayed; y
And up one street and down the other
Followed the parade.
OF course, In walking they acquired
A GOOGLE fun of dust,
Then to the court house park did HE
Tosquench y raging thirst.
Right here Fought to mention-whiie
The band sweet music made
Eight bartenders were busy
Handing ont free lemonade.
At Eleven Twenty Five d. m.
The crowd dispersed for noon.
To come again at half past One
And see the big balloon.
And in the afternoon thu speeches
On united labor
Were dished outsby the orators
To each man and his neighbor.
And after which, the people
Who were ON pleasure bent,
Went to ride the Hobby horse
Then crossed TO the "Army" tent.
There smiles and cold ice cream
Were dished out lavishly
| You had to 60 the other way
TO get upon . spree).
And as . fitting closing for this
Strenuous day. you know.
They'd big doinGs mt tine opera house
A ball and q show.
There's lots Of gooddays come and 60;
This one was ins, bat say,
We're going 70 try to better 1t
On the next big Labor Day.
WALTER Morn.
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Miss Giddy (vivaaioHsiy)- My new
gown IN q dream-vefy Aght gray wolfe.
He (practicallyeAh, yes: very pref
u. I'm sure. But doesn't gray soil cas-
tlys
Miss q. Qeaping before she looked
Oh. I had Il made with a broad black
EirdleaLChicaSo Record Herald.
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11BW ~ TACCR UA W@A4W11W.
The Canadian Magazine has a story
apropos of a building reputed TO be
the highest west OF Chicago The pro
Jector found some need Of outside help
In financing his expenses and every
Saturday used to exchange checks with
a friend. to- pay his building expenses.
At last his friend got tired OF these
transactions and said: Major. I've had
enough Of your checks. You've got
that building high enough already.
Why don't you roof 1t in?' II can't ar
ford to put the roof on" said the ma
jor. you see. 1 have contracted to
pay for the material when I get II
rooted in"
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In 1891 Georg Brandes happened to
be with some friends at Sandviken,
near Chrfstianfa, when they heard that
Ibsen was staying at the local hotel.
They decided to invite him 10 dinner,
but he declined when he was told that
there would be nine persons at the ban
Quet. II never dine with SO large a
party he said. Finally he was per
suaded to say Yes but in the mean
time the number OF persons whose re-
quest to be present Brandes could not
possibly refuse had grown to twenty
two. Ibsen, was furious when he dis,
covered this, bat Brandes managed to
get him 70 the dining room, where, how
ever, the poet looked SO ~forbidding that
champagne had to be served immedi-
ately after the soup to give courage to
the guests. Ibeen acted like a bear all
the evening. When one OF the guests,
an actress, remarked that she liked his
roles better than any others he an
swered grufiiy: 81 do not write any
roles. I represent characters, and !
never work for any actor or actress"
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"Yeur new brother Is the eleventh
child In the family. is he not?" asked
the caller.
Yes. ma'am,'' said the little girl.
Have you named him yetr'
IT think we're going TO name him
Jerusalem. That's what papa called
him when he was born."-Exchange.
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Rcth tbe Military

Both the Military Institute
and the city schools show in
creased attendance. Both, too,
are increasing not only in num-
bers but in efficiency.
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q. seeaetx Nss>.

Inquiatttye VisftoF-no these animals
eser Seem TO engage In anything that
might be called q FORM or amusement7
Park Attendant with great solem-
nity)-Yes. ma'am. The kangaroo ire
quentIy gives q hop.-Chicago Tribune.
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VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Cheap Horses

The Dallas Land & Cattle Co
will have 600 horses and mares
at Bov;na and 200 at Hereford
Sept. 18th. See j. M. Russell,
Roswell, for prices.
1865 t
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Il. {. \. lear Editor

Enkekea Hay IL, 1oDs, ct Roswell,
NaW Mexfcoy 0ndef Che net OF con-
4reas OF March 3, 1879.
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Lost-A pair of gold spectac-
les. Return to The RECORD of
fee and receive reward.
For Sale-A new gasoline eQf
CINE. High grade. Seven horse
power. Inquire of Leigh HallaM J
Go to the Oriental and look at
Joe Bounds samples and prices
before you order your new suit
for the fair.
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Labor day 10 passed and now
all surplus energy caa be devot-
ed tothe Roswell fair.
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Muncy's Bus, Carriage ant
Transfer Line.

Does a general bus service.
Buses to both the Grand Gem
trail and Shelby hotels. Car
riages for any part of the city.
The best transfer service-prices
right. Corner End street and
Pecos avente. Phone 268.
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Md the small boy and like
wisstAAsman girl trndged un-
willingly to school.
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When q horse stumbles most drivers
hit him with the whip. Any Sense in
tt3-Atchison 0lohA.
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The familiar sound of the
.mhnnaaneH was heard this morn
ing.
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1t will be bigger and better
than ever.
The Roswell car win soon be on
the track.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-30
FIaxseed ouotations.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cn,s.so Nay n :; !, rs psSlssss.a; ~
were wea 2 I cam here and % car: At the two Sosss
Boston, Maa, Nay 2a-The Dga1
Oregon season has opened Win ssls a Ssndis-
From at Z sf' e i ! Cents e !: E 7: s s:ss 's sS::!y u; BAD ~. :
s ssm.n M f sefs and "a &c : n IL 's %ari Fasr' wa i; . .d n.
i Essaf ia t sss M. slsn feel p Esss h. VIC son ass sRssssis;
high prices are Warranted by the shortage "A
shf n.,D a1 of Wool rom Boston to date from
December 81. 1907 are y. 81: 15s lbs. AGAINST 1e1-
ss7.ooo lbs. for tho same period las. year.
EEEA /
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
SIS Msw eas SsrA' for NIX K. week si.ssf cases. Is.
weather Hs,- is bf so1Hasx. hot Sn Mad Msns shs . sSS Tnss q
CLOSING sn Market ss There ssfsoT ra is e sas s,sassien .ss 6 ' ss
holiday: Quotations az maEk-Wssern and
s sGqias'' sssPsio: fa dG; c hhssfs'' .s fSs:n o. Essse, sss
m ksSs1i s sty. Kansas ssi; May s;os s;i e s. :s.. IL. s'; e
turned new No 2 wildwood cases Included iz49I
uu hasiad flssh n. aay 9 ise. e.. fs III: w d. sSes q
1slEGi7c, loss ON: do; Southwestern Is. ioss
chicago. May a.-Egs, steady q. marx, ea,u
included. lsSdIfkc.
Poultry. :
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
for He the ' week asr. mar II cars vWe western ] s oesssSs.
and ard,5 : sog y ssss iaa With fully : more BY eIpre..
; cars Western. which worked out at 14e o
fowls and another due to-morrow il also On.
I Gsetsd to 20 at current rates. Quotations NM
Drssses PsgitrE.Rses,p.. .o7a.y 30 pku, 70,
morning. but 2 cars from Missouri and j from
honsas 1 %o4ni mitch ns %.K not have b here sa, ss,s,; q;
and and mos, Of the fowls coming were sold to ar
I I,Ts at pro Pc, anv q s. MT sol e ns"T indian. ANA i !:
that hat usually come dressed are being shipped
h the immediate future. eslpac iSwT Rr,Gss
1 ms', do' s ssal SieteS ana 1r; Sry picked. gs,Ms smsL
quotations unchanged. oe"x
Dry Goods.
New York. May se.-rhe dry rood. n.,%.....
shown more WILLINGNESS. on the psrt OF buyer. 10
eyer and aivices from the mills sre fSat un snS1
b. closed. co,npaal I.srs s sa- ssiha"ss ' aii, p e s.s .ss
s sIay, IN a great many instances on account Of d
sugar.
New S York. May 9.-susar-Raw easy: refined
s'ssss . :Hssan open r".i ke mrs ssa 5 dull; 1ss.,:
ssias,tfuss Mol .ss.s. ss; ysssss ssg.s; 's :seess:
sie' centrifugal s0isc, Strip nominal =, q 10
Dried Fruits.
New York. May ss.-Thc markc, scr .rr-
apples u dnie, and the demand moserste tst
hcideis arr iirn In their views and nrire. 01s
y nnF'.n,ns tendeney: common are nuose5 AZ
49,: prime al ssc. eho,er az e. ,ns Se
s me las; sps, prGnes ruled steady to Ann. Min
from g To ie. Tor all grades p,iess t1nY
s sni,. rr' SSs nsla higher 2, sSese for choice and
~ su,'sy fer choice and sgicc for s.ncv mi
showed s'cadiness At The decline :" tahsys ow
imr"rts aad Exports.
casnaise and M AN sss-,, Total imports. Of msrs
nr ,nis Week Mvte vataei AZ al .cc. - Tntai
ti,is Week rp,s rs, ss The set, Of New Yerk Tor
Y y"s' sspessS " syscle from the pSTt a ESS
a ~ "a ~ ~ssA w>es 0.fcNS chvSSS
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By Telegraph

ny IeIe&fupn.
m Him 1os sSsaa asy r f?@spG a,d s ! asis n sseI
Gales 1850 bales. Futures closed quiet; JunS
s u IT,; S sS'y s Hi1se; b Sss. ,: 4 Sc: i. sept .ss s''s: %.
Tho MARKET opened, easy at q decline Of 1911
H'i iii. r I5ssr. a aessalas 4 f.S aba ais a points ssld S! ;sa
the closing Of yesterday; with July selling =
inmealaseffy, ho we've ana The sens market <: Wa va. 4 s.lli.a
sharply under too much rain reported in Okla
ulfayorabie private estimate Of crop condition.
ysr s.1 place eem 1ms sve Ws.S q condition ! ns9 a; about sss%1unsu;
from practically the same sources at this date
The same authorities place the increase In acre.
age at eight.tenths of ! per cent; This excited
IT dfst Il. a Gevsrnmao1 r es 70 on me 1u Rsos e. asa , as eaSs
s s 5iss s and sh Gents =; July 10. s ssld s Up to II ssc; xs Aug IT e
ins-up character. in view Of the approaching hol-
s sasSsi In and sss . lass hunt sulth there Covering yfTs a M I!Sils mar 1si.
lied prices to about the best Of the day. but
the maft.. wa. analiy! quiet at unchaneed, prise:
to a decline 81 q Z points sales futures es'ima s
sss..:s ss1.s Df bale, last sssf u
see d G,aaiins : i s:ffss: .nIsdiiss iair rs; ::
sssss IL: I Iss. Hf + isSsIi II! Ss.s s T. l'S iJ S!s: 5 5ts. rs +
Liverpool. May a..cot.on@smali business done:
RI rs. s s g0in miad liner s5 AneT miaalin mIds assa: f foS
n!SsiinE SID; good IT, ordinary y.- s-s fdo s S;sinaf 2
+. :pfi1dsa 800 A N9,s54.. o,. Rssei Ssm I sns s SIa,ssa
s s'ssfs. sua An : s,0 %5Ga'i 5asly,aus: s; 81:
sos:.b $50: s: "a; 3d.: i:sa : os,1 s,ssa: sas 81 81
Nsx os.an: IA; M.- .;Mss essa11 = Fe sss,os
: :isss"snt. o al n; 7s,s Set es s.a, w - S siss'y .ss,nss 8:
sss.ss rs |, .j Sssss S 81 this the total of americas
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Mule quotations nor brok. mules. 4 to : y..-,
by telegraph.

By Telegraph.
Kansas City. Mo. May 2e-cattie-Receipts go
and heifers dull. weak: stockers and feeders
quiet: choice export and dressed beef steers SA5I
srs g2a4 y western FED red steers s.. ssal, O. Texas
and Indian steers s5a4.25: Texas cows 81 S93-2 q;
native COWS sl:soaiI natiYe heiteTs g. yestae;
bulk Of sales ssoas;' heavy .N.@as. Oh: mixed
T. 7oas. NJ: pigs ss.25as'G. sheep@Rsceip, 100:
market steady. native lambs stpa7.3o: Western
lambs sta5 q: ed ewes ss,ssqd; : 2: nat i NY gsI z:
stockers and feeders So: 15GiS. ~
South ST Joseph. Mo. May 2e.cattie.Rs
eelSss and md heiferss ssai'G: s,oe eSss' and -t 9eedeSss
Sc. J0qi.5. Hogs-Receipts $500; steady to 80
ahd hGav llgh ss. sHs sEas P bafs ss ss;ss5l 3: p %sai s5
$50. s~heep-Receipts 800: steady.
slow: Steady: GOOD to prime steers sis0G5.25: poor
cows M5oaiso: Reiters f.4oa4:2s; Gamers $50
steers sai,5i. Hogs.ReceIpts today 1000: to-
morrow 1000; LEFT over 1000: mixed and butchers
rs: faus s R Rssvy s5 sSSS e. f fisss s4 ssssy sS SSfR
Of sales s5.s5d605. Sheep-Receipts 1900: sheep
steady; lambs active. good to choice xsshsEs 40
a sase9 :'I :psins lambs 10 Yo5iaciai yea.erday:
zsis$Ssss:ses;sl 81 rs; h sss. ;;:ss: .s esp % s:s'-
s and l9e ,, e.Fsf a.s 81 l Is: bulls in99 ,ss4. &: es owls rs =
per ID. dressed weights: refrigerator beef lower
a g: safsI io-H Rs5 %; f:sss ea,, ie-a and s SsS a aasT :
OF beef SIS: market &c lower;
m Tssis a saises S. i0o eity Ore dre:.e en' Ssals Weak s :. =
barely steady: lambs fully 80 lower; yeaTlinEs
here: lambs 8 f'55as.75." Hes.@Rsc.ipts. lIsssi
about steady: State Sc. ioss.S: top price $3.50
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5o73 K%ensington. Ave.

For Sale-Immediate possession given; almost
new: two-story stock-brick front house OF nine
rooms: fine. large reception hall. bath. gas, hot
and cold water: fine furnace: slate roof, etc; lot
s5xl52 feet to an alley. For key. price and terms
see KELLEY & 90. 1ll3 Chestnut st.
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FOUR.R00M BRICK.

On easy payments. at 70S4 Winona ave, four
fine rooms. granitoid cellar and lot 1ooxlsO: els
tern and city water. We can sell at a low price
and on monthly payments. See US at once. as
this is a bargain. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, -
sos Chestnut ct.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. q. FRATERNAL
m, at Eagles Hall. No. 27@6 Pine street. First
and third Wednesdays for limitations. second
and fourth FOR business meetings.
E. C. BRYANT. President.
John Suarez. W. Rec. Sec. 6G2 Walnut ut.
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Much -cheaper THAN Yau can. BuiId,

ssh Cote Brilliante ave, between Hamilton
and Goodfellow ayes. block north of Earton
and bathroom on nrst floor and 5 rooms and
bathroom ON second floor: lot 25x12a feet; must be
year and can Be bought for H,Do.
CHA6. y. v0QElA. q Cbevkuut
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ON moNrHLY

For Sale-Houses Nos. -3t35 Pennsylvania ave.
and 1924 Minnesota ave. between Utah and Wyo-
ming sts.. two new one-story brick cottages of
four rooms each. with hall: lot 47x1i0 feet to each
house: terms $500 cash down and $50 per month.
For keys and price see =
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SIS Monthly BUYS Groom House.

1913 Hodiamont ave-. IL blocks north of Page
boulevard: Olive St. through cars. pass the
everything in irst-class order.
CHAS. F. VOGEL. ga Chestnut at. =
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MODERN eight-room house: slated roof: ce-
mented cellar and laundry; furnace. electricity
and gas; large lot: s4.o0. 1A4 Temple place.
fat: bath, toilet: finished out attic:
hood; bargain for any one. Call 1884 Stoddard st.
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Chamberlain Ave

For Sale-No. $3.50 Chamberlain ave-. Chamber
lain Park. about $50 feet west of Belt ave. It is
q new two-story roek-front house of ten rooms.
nne reception hall. fine mantels, hardwood finish,
tiled bathroom. hot and cold water; lot 50xl55
feet. For key. price and terms see
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OWNER WILL SELL FOR WHAT IT COST NM

Forest Park boulevard. 4e04. west Of vande-
sventer ave, a 2-story slate-roof brick residence.
s rooms, reception hall. bathroom. Laundry. eel.
lar and furnace; lot z7lsG200 feet: here is n
splendid Opportunity to get a home cheap.
CHAS. F. vOGEL 6al Chestnut 81
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Saturday. $50 p. m. June &. at Grand ave.
and Usage st. lots have q front Of 80 feet by rs
deep: sewer. gas. water and sidewalk fronting
on Grand ave-. Lurinan and Rebecca ave; there
AZ seven new two-story houses already built;
this property has nne view surrounding Il; the
Grand ave. cars pass the place; very easy terms.
J. H. L 3sls S. Grand,
A. 10lo Chestnut
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ON MONTHLY pAYMENrs.

For Sale-House and lot Ie4s Russell ave-. go
feet east. Of Tower Grove ave. brand-new two
story .rock-front house OF eight rooms. reception
hall. bath. hot and cold water. tiled bathroom,
enamel tub. fine nantels. hardwood finish. grant
told cellar: lot 2sxla feet to alley: terms 81. 900
cash down and $50 per month. For key and price
see KELLEY a. CO. 1113 Chestnut.
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KNIGHTS OF THE xACcABEE..
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

DE sMET NO zo VNrcry-o \,
~ n Spnhus, meets on the first and third TUESDAYS
ard .nTn.h In Andes. Hall. Jefferson avenue
80 &estaioZzi street. Visitors cordially weis
XII McGGp MONAGHAN. Grand Knight.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Spot market quiet and unchanged: sales Il
bales.
Ordinary H.
Good Ordinary
Low fnlddiinS
Abiding
Good middIing
Tinges and stained. A9Ho below white.
Galveston Spot market steady: mtdd1tn01
IL 7-lsc.
II l1-Isc; sales 10O0 bales.
Memphis-spot market quiet: middlings Ina
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 39 bales
New Orleans, ,358 baaA
Mobile. s bales
Charleston, 8 baleA
Norfolk, 8 bales-
Houston, LII bales.
Memphis. 1853 bales
Net receipts at all United States ports for seven
days were ZS.02s baleA against Ea,S1 bales Q
week ago and N,5s4 bales a year ago: exports
2l.0s5 bales. against $3.50 bales a year agN
stocks 81. S2 bales, against $50. N1.
ST. Louis warehouse statemsntt
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FOR SALOON AND GROCERY STORE
$500 CASH AND $50 AN0NTH,

2e2S and $3.50 n. Newstead ave-, southeast cor
ner kennerly ave. a double 2,story brick build
frst-class condition.: lot 37xl00 feet.
CHAS. F. VOGELA GA Chestnut sf
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DOCTOR ANNIE nEWLANp.

Conhncments. So trained nursing: elegant ac-
commodations: free homes for infants. il desired;
ladies' treated for g treatment guaranteed; reg
censed home. whore you are well treated and
your care guaranteed: private diseases Q special
ty. 2s31A Olive st
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MIDSUMMER SALE,

The last week OF midsummer sale Take
advantage OF the special inducements offered this
week on our full line Of Studebaker pleasure and
business vehicles. II you intend purchasing a
vehicle this season this Is your chance, We arc
determined 10 make July sales come I'D 10 the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-29

ROOMMATES WANTED.
REFINED young man desires roommate: splen.
did room in private family. 2902 Washington.
ROOMMATE WANTED-Young lady roommate
in COOL plea.ant room: good board: bath. $50 N
Grand ave.
ROOMMATE wANTED-Young man to occupy
large second floor front with two other gentle
men. 3032 Locust
ROOMMATE wANTED-Young man OF quiet
disposition: elegant room: corner house: rea-
sonable. 29is Pine St
ROOMMATE wANTED-To share elegantly
furnished second-story front room. with young
man: everything first-class: $3.50 week: station
airy wash stand in room: all couyeniences. 2Als
Lucas ave.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.
FTRST-CLASS board for young man, west Of
Grand ave. c. NJ. F.. 1851 Olive.
FLAT-Furnished fat: three or four rooms
or connecting rooms; east Of Grand near Olive
Delmar; couple. one child. years old. II IS,
Republic.
ROOM and board In private family by two gen
tenen employed: must be strictly private family.
&c 134. Republic.
WANTED-Two unfinished rooms with board.
near Euclid ave-. for two ladies'. I. 50, Republic.
COUNTRY BOARD.
SUBURBAN board and nice room for lady ana
two children. and years: must be reasonable
Address with full particulars. DR.. Adler, 81
Wash.