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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06
Combination Against vardam za.

The following letter is FROM
one Of the most prominent ei.l-
zens of Kinds county. whose
words cannot be questioned g
shows acknowledgements strajeh
the opposition to Vardaman Is
driven. Can it be worked? VII
the people stand for it? More
than ever should the masses raj
lv to the standard Of Vardanau
the man who scorns politjca.
deals and combinations. Lettaa
people defeat the tricksters and
wire puDers by voting for the
man against whom the combine
ton is sought to be made:
TERRY. H1NDs COUNTY, MISS
July 27, 1902
Mr.. ET. S. VARDAMAN,
Greenwood, Miss.
1IY DEAR SIR saw d circu-
lar letter this morning, signed
by j. NJ Black and J. i. Cad
addressed 10 the voters Of Hi4a,
county, urging the Critz men 81
vote for Noel, because it waa
conceded that Noel was stronger
than Critz in this county, STATING
also that Noel's friends woald
vote for Critz in Warren and
Washington and other counties
whore Critz was the stronger
The circular stated that this was
to be done to prevent Major
Vardaman from getting the elec-
toral vote in these counties-
Black and Gadys say they are
for Critz, but will vote for Noel
and want all Critz men to vote
for Noel IN this county SO Is -
give the electoral vote against
Major Vardaman.
[Signedl J. J. HALBERp.
Commonwealth.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

Beginning next Thur $ d ay
night, August 9th, The Sherman
Comedy Company will open a
three nights engagement in our
city The opening bill viii be
the Suburban Solicitor. a come
dy full of fun and laughter from
start to finish. Between acts
vaudeville and high class special
ties viii be introduced by such
people as Harry Holden in black
face; William Deason, lyric ten
or: 'om Courtley, the youngest
Clarinet player in the world;
Henry Crenshaw, basso. Bay
City Quartette. by famou
Courtney Sisters Orchestra.
Seats go on sale Wednesday
morning at Mayo & Weaver's
drug store.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

closed space at once. A voter
shall not be allowed to occupy d
voting compartment already oc-
cupied by another voter, nor any
compartment longer than ten
minutes, if other voters be not
waiting, nor longer than five
minutes if other voters be wait
ing. A person shall not be al
lowed in the.room in which the
ballot boxes, compartments, ia
blr@ aud shelves are. except the
officers of election and those ap-
pointed by them to ASST S E
therein. "
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

Z prominent travelling man
WHO travels this State, a man of
keen observation and careful
reasoning, informs Us that there
has been d landslide over the en-
tire State IN favor of Vardaman.
Everywhere he is meeting with
orations. thousands are hearing
him speak, the greatest enthusi
asm is awakened and votes. are
turning to him by the thousands
4 special from McComb City on
Wednesday stated that Yarda-
man addressed tremendous
crowds IN that county the day
before and his bitterest oppo-
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

A new cotton firm under the
name OF the Columbus Com mis-
sion Co. will be opened up in this
city in a few days. The Office
will be under the management
OF Mr. II. n. Kennedy, who for
some time past has been en-
ployed by the Columbus Cotton
Exchange. Offices next to the
Book Exchange are being fitted
up and will be ready for occu-
pancy about the 10th. The Col
umbus Cotton Go. will represent
Baxter q Co. Of New York.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06
Better Than Gold

II was troubled several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous debil-
ity, writes +. J. Green, of Lancas-
ter, y. II. No remedy helped me
until 1 began using Electric Bitters,
which did me more good than all the
medicines / ever used. They have
also kept my wife in excellent health
for years. She says Electric Bitters
are just splendid for female troubles ;
that they are a grand tonic and invig-
orator for weak, run down women.
No other medicine can tBke its place
in our family" Try them. Only Doe.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Chapman
Is Mayfeld.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

Vote against rings. states and
combinations vote against fac
tions. clans and politicians; vote
for the man who goes into the
Governors Office untrammeled
with promise and who is free to
administer the affairs of that
great trust solestand singly for
the public. FIJI
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THE ISSUE JOINED.

may be said to have about ended
in Mississippi 1t has been a re
markable campaign, the first in
the State in which the people
have had the opportunity to ex-
press a voice in the selection of
/ their officers. The people have
shown a proper appreciation of
| this glorious privilege by mani
Testing a lively interest in the
campaign and studying closely
the men and issues presented
1t has been remarkable in
many things. 1t has witnessed
a good, strong man make a glori-
Gus fight upon the high plane of
sound democracy, preaching the
good doctrine Of equal rights to
all; special privileges to none.
On the other hand, it has seen
Hanna methods employed, Doodle
distributed, papers subsidized,
heelers and cIaquers employed
to travel the State to debauch
the public conscience and the
public thought with the base use
Of money.
On the one hand it has seen an
incorruptible man. a man of un-
blemished life and character,
sweep the State with his elo-
quence advocating higher ideals.
purer standards of public life,
law, justice, truth and all that is
good and true in life.
It has seen this same man a
decade ahead OF his fellowman
wrestling with the problem Of
the time. preaching its solution;
taking stand with the foremost
thinkers and philosophers of his
day and appealing to the people
to accomplish its solution.
1t has given to the State a good
strong man, a native Of this
State who, by the force Of his
own individuality, has overcome
every obstacle and who has fore
ed his way to the very front;
who come to Mississippi in her
hour of need; who is ready to
build up healthy public senti-
ment in this State which will not
condone wrong but which will
scourge offenders from public
Office.
The political times have devel-
.oped the man; the opportunity
and the man have met. Missis-
sippi's standard of public life
has degenerated; public Office is
no longer a public trust: the ju-
dietary is tainted with disreputa- |
bic politics. Our great institu-
tions have been prostrated to
pay political debts. The people |
are crying out against such |
methods and things. There
comes to them in their extremi- |
ty and distress Vardaman to re
claim Mississippi's honor aud |
Mississippi's glory. He is the |
peoples friend, strong, courage
ous, uncOmpromising in his
hatred of wrong, a believer in
right and truth and justice, a
man who scorns unfair methods, |
who is committed to policy and |
who will accomplish Missisippi's |
political rehabilitation. Against |
such man the powers that be
in the State have attempted to |
stay the tide of sentiment in his
favor Their efforts have but
added to the onward rush. He
is stronger to-day than he was
when he entered the campaign
or at any stage of the campaign |
and is sure to be elected.
That proud, prosperous. en-
lightened, intelligent and refined /
Lowndes recognizes and admires
Vardaman and that she will give
him a tremendous majority |
Thursday there can be no doubt. |
- -
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THE OFFICIAL BALLOT.

The following is the official ballot Thursdays primary
prepared by Mr. T. Landrum the Secretary the Commit
The DISPATCH publishes it order that the people
familiar with it, that the of marking their ballots
Thursday facilitated observed
double column This made necessary the long
it is mpractcabe all of ticket
This is the which has been adopted the
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

Vote for honesty and decency
and high minded conduct in the
Governors office. Vote for
Vardaman.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

The leading men of the State
now admit Vardaman S election.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
GEO. r. MITCHELL
J w BARRON.
FOR SENATOR.
NJ. a. FRANKLIN
FOR PRESENTATIVE
EAST SIDE
p. W. MAER-
J. l. STURDIVANT.
WEST SIDE.
AL j. ERWIN, JR.
S s. SCALES.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
RI. GUNTER-
THOS. wv. TOWNSEND.
JAMES A. HUDSON
FOR CHANCEBY CLERK
E $. MOORE.
D ID RICHARDS.
FOR TREASURER
D. II. GASTON.
r. =. CURRY.
Al. S. PAYNE
z p. GOOLSBY.
D. d. STEPHENSON.
FOR SHERIFF
w. D. PROWELL.
T. s. DONNELI4
II. A. EGGLESTON.
j. W. COOPER.
FOR TAN ASSESSOR.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
GEO. r. HARVEY.
OR SUPP RINTEN u IN e OF EDUCATtO-
s. NJ NASH
FOR SUPERVISOR
DISTRICT No ..
BATTLE BELL.
DISTRICT no. s.
JOHN T.. THROWER.
Fer JUSTICE OF The PEACE:
DISTRICT NO. ,.
r. w. FLOOD
j. NJ WAKEFIELD
HID. FOOTE-
BEVERLY MATTHEWS.
FOR CONSTABLE.
DISTRICT NO. .
JAMES w. BRENT.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

Don t forget Runnells.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-06

Ladies' soc and 75c Hose, bls
AIlover Lace Hose, the 25c E
Infants Lace Hose, all color-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
River Rialto Brevitiex.

The National Board Of Supervising Inspectors
Of Steam Vessels. at recent session at Wash
ington heard an appeal from river naviGators
asking that the rules and regulations governing
ocean and lake navigation be- separated from
those governing river navigation
The Lotus Sims arrived Yesterday morning
from Memphis with a heavy carG" and we'll
hlled cabin Owing to the large fIe ght oftsr.ngs
tc-noon advertised. but will out at noon
today.
The steamer Kennedy arrived from the MA
souri, River with a good TIN and viii DEPART or
the return tomorrow afternoon she loads a?
the foot of Carr street
The st Louis and Tennessee RIVER Packet
Company will inauguTate rs popular excursions
10 the Tennessee River Tomorrow wheu the city
Of Memphis DEPARTS an c!Eht-day trip COINS,
as far as Waterloo. Ala
afternoon for Memphis. taking down heavy
cargo She had II" passengers aboard. every
stateroom being taken.
I,,TrciEht is being received for the Columbia.
which will arrive from Chester thiS morning
and depart on the return in the Afternoon.
Memphis AMI 70 out on the return saturday
aIttrnocn. Many Passengers have already beer.
booked for the trip.
The steamer J. r. Sass named after Captain
sass, tht teteran st Louis riyerman. VIII" died
last we-h. vas one II the finest steamers on the
river beiors the She was "A st--nwnaele.
and had an oCtagCn pilot house. Sh, ran be-
tween 81 Louis and PltisOurg. but at the out
pIedh ~. Ilt war "tls seized by the Government
near PittsbuEg. She later General Grants
headquarters.
The Dubuque OF the Diamond 10 Line is due
Saturday from st Paul ami Will depart ON thx
return sun iay afternoon. The quincy VIII foik
low the next FRIDAY.
The Cape Girartieau is due This evening frnn,
Commerce and will DEPART On the return to-
morrow afternoon
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HENRIETTA ST. 35lO-Eght rooms. nicely Lus
nished. also screened. $40: near Grand ana La
fayctte aves.
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UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.,

TYPEWRITERS rs to IS per cen, saved.
Typewriter Headquarters 1923 Century building;
cheap rentals. Phone ISIS
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FRANKLIN Ave. 22OS-Three-story brick build
ing. with store on first floor and fiat above: lot
27xli5. Adam Weber 2s1l Franklin ave.
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by Telegraph.
REPI-BIIC SPECIALS

,- Burlington. Ia. June 17mThe river is 10 feet
cent Went North TO Davenport at lpSn o'clock
this morning The oitGmwa Belle came into port
turn late this afternoon and this evening viii.
abuqae a ga Zine di ne ST Pa
TINS morning and will be due at this port some
line Is scheduled to enter the trad. on june
70: and will take the trip fiom Dubuque ST.
day new STEEL hule,i ,ugboat, butt BY the
river passed this city last evening.
showing fali Of = during the last ,wenty-foa four
passed from the Lover A Msssippi to the Tppsr
ONO at , a. m with tow Of emptes. The Gov
and og, on time The Herman Paspscks arrived
Of logs and one barge of lumber The city OF
The Russell Lord arrived from the 4 Lower
Mississippi T. with tow OF ties.
warm The pick Fowler clesIsd s On 't time this
torn arrived from Nashville at n:ss a m. and
departei at $50 D. m on her return trip. The
tow Of emptss Phe Gy d R epaT ,o with
for the Tennessee River. Business good the
Iesissi IH:,i n.y. 5ans iRixs, falling canal
IL feet. Clear and pleasant
sP s,s at r. DAY., B; Baasaa i and I'm
o.
Weather clear and warm.
vicksburs. Miss. June 1.-THE gauge to-nigh.
showed i.6. rise Of . Tine Senator Cardill
cleared for Natchez. The Belle OF the Bends is
due from Greenviile. The Elk is due Tho
weather Is warm and clear.
Chester. Ill. June T1-Gauge 30 . a fall Of IL
feet Weather fair and mild. sims passed up
1880 a. m Columbia arrived down IL midnight.
Columbia left for 81. Louis 1, Cape
Girardeau up p.
St Paul MINI. June f.-Steamer Dubuque
arrived at o'clock this morning from st. Louis
and left again at o'clock. She brought in and
took out large list OF passengers.
Crystal City. NO., June 1.-THE river gauge
tow up s:l5 A. VI. Stacker Lee up las y. M
Weather clear and warm.
Memphis. Tenn. June 1.-THE river heke
STANDS 80 feet an the, gauge rise of 3 in N
last twerty-fpur hours. The NicksbuTg dspartat,
at p. m. for Nicksburg with good "trip. ThA
James Lee departed at p. III. from Frar' >
Point. The Sadie Lee departed . p for
Ashport. The Kate Adams arrived this
Ing from Arkansas City and returns tomorrow
seven bales cotton and SO sacks cotton seed
Warsaw. ILL.,. June 1T.-Gauge reads Isl feet. a
fall OF foot in past ~ hours. Weather cloudy
and cooler. Young in and out.
Pittsburg. Pa. June l.-River feet; falling
Clear: warm.
Wheeling. W. Va. June 17.-River feet
inches: rising Clear; warm.
Cincinnati. o.. June r.-River rs feet; fall
ing. Clear; warm.
Granville. Ind. June 17.-River 1o.s: falling.
Clear; warmer.
STEAMBOATS,.
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HOTELS.

NEW GOLDEN LION HOTEL. go Pine 81.
CORNER Pine and Seventh >ts,,--. n'irr new man
ag"oant. renovated throughout: i"asSnanle r",r'.
central location.
THE CoIumhus House, els n Broadway. has
been newly fitted throughout; all new beuulns
and furniture: interior newly painted anu thot +,
uughly renovated and newly arranged. with all
modern convenicnces. including free pauts.
prizes remaining the same: rooms ~ anu -
beds l5c But the name Is changed 10 Inc MOI
roe House Your investigation and patronage
are solicited. W. NJ. puany. prop.
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iNDEpENDENr ORDER OF FoREsrEa,

COURT COTE BRILLIANTE. NO. s35. INpE-
pendent Order Of Foresters Bowman's Hail,
Eleventh and Locust stS.-Meeting on the second
and fourth TUESDAY evenings OF each month.
". X. PENTLAND. Chief Ranger 4
Residence. No. 1916 Pendleton.
W: G. Wright. Recording Secretary. No. 4s2l
kennerly ave-
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MONEY! fMONEY

sIV- q wv. IT, VU-S-OV-
LOANED 40 RELIABLE EMPLOYEES.
Eouseheepers and business on FURN1-
TIRE, wagons. live STOCK AID PIANOS. leaving
eame in your possession. II you owe any loan
or salary concern or All bills will pay them
and advance you more money. You can repay
us In easy WEEKLY. MONTHLY or YEARLY
payments.
We make no inquiries of your employers. We
extend payments In case of sickness out OF
work Gall. write phone Main 2ssA.
NEW YORK FINANCE COMPANY.
co7-2Os-209-21O Odd Fellows building. Ninth and
Olive SITS
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Nice Suburban Home Only 81, 500.

two-story brick residence. six rooms recep-
tion hall and cellar that is granito:d: lot 5pxliG
feet: situated the north side of Woodland ave-.
which is one block south of Manchester road and
one block west Of Maplewood Station. This is
the cheapest property offered for sale in the Ma
plewood district. Let show 1t TO you. II Is
the first brick house on the north side of Wool
land ave. west of Big Bend road.
CHAS F. VOGEI.
6ai Chestnut st.
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Why Not BuyI34I HodiamontAV. F.?

One and one-haf blocks north of Page boule-
ward: Olive st through cars pass the property;
NICE comfortable siN-Toom brick residence: will
sell cheap and very easy terms If you want
to see nice home in good repair do not fail to
examine IL.
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NOTICE.

Fraternal societies. YOU are invited to call and
the newly furnished hail for lodge meetings
Louisiana building. 81 y. Vandeventer ave N.
A. Geist, maEager.
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Busiest Corner in St. Louis.

Above is a plan % u sGIie of three cen
Meeting rooms on the second foor of The
Republic building. They front on Olive St.
and have a total Of $50 square feet If floor
space. The tenant may divide and arrange
20 suit. They have steam heat. plenty nat
ural light. elevator service ana are readily
reached hy stairway. one short flight. They
are the best located and handiest suite for
business offices In the city.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE.
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NICE HousE-WEsT END.

For Sale-House and lot No 5O37 Mcpherson
ave. between Kings highway and Union very
nice. almost new. 2-story stock-hrick house; con-
tains IL rooms fine reception hail. separate bath
room, hot and cold water. fine rnantels. stone
porch granitoid cellar: lot 5oxl15 feet For key
price and terms see
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1904 CALIFORNIA AVE.

For Sale-House and lot No 1904 California
ave. being two-story stcck-brick front house OF
rooms: lot 25xloo feet. For key price and
terms see KELLEY * CO. 11IS Chestnut st.
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River Forecast.
The present rate OF fall will be maintained at
st Louis during several days The Mississippi
north of St Louis and the Missouri east OF
BoonviIe will continue to fall. West OF Boom
willie the Missouri will rise slowly.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked s2.3 fall
Of Ii In "a hours.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fan of the River.

For II hours ending at : a. m:
St Louis, Wednesday. June L. 1913
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DOCTOR ANNIE NEWLAND.

Con.inenents 49, trained nursing. elegant &C.
summodations: free homes for infants. IL desired:
ladies treated for So treatment guaranteed; reg
uator 81 only private reliable secluded. L.
censed home. where you well treated and
your care guaranteed: private diseases a special
~. 233lA Olive
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.
MADAME NEWW-Greatest fortune teller In
the world; brings separated together. 1885
franklin.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.

40 memphis, S4.W-hOund Trim, A7.OOs
Including Meals and Derth.
For Chester Grand Tower Cape Cirardesu
Cairo. Memphis. Helena. Friar's Point Green
willie. Vicksburg and all way landings. also land
ings Arkansas River to Pine Blum
PETERS LEE. Saturday June 20, D. M
STACKER LEE. Wedne sday. June "a D. m.
From wharfboat. foot Olive st
Phones: Main 1005A. Kinloch A75s
w E Albitz Com. Agt. ID. NJ. Connors Gen. Age.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. Il. FRATERNAL
Order Of Easles meets every Wednesday At D.
and third Wednesdays Tor limitations. second
and fourth for business meetinEs
E. c. BRYANT. President
John Suarez. W. Rec. Sec. &C. walnut ct.
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Gasoline and Steam Engines

Boilers, steam pumps steam. gas ana water sup
plies sawr,.Jl mach nr-v. betting hose. etc.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE CO.. st. Louis.
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WEST BELLE Place. i3lo-Second- story rooms:
southern exposure: good board: for gentlemen OF
Cnuples
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ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS,

For Sale-House and lot No. $40 Shaw ave,
near Vandeventer nice two-story stock-brick
front house of rooms: reception hall. BATH
toilet, slate roof and furnace: lot 35xl24 feet:
terms. 500 cash down and $50 per month. For
key and price see
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PROPERTY OUT of CITY FOR SALE.

FOR Sale or Rent-Eighty minutes from New
York City mostly by boat: seaside residence.
Monmouth Beach n J.: ocean front. immediate
possession; furnished: two bathrooms. eight bed
CO. ms exclusive of servants quarters; STAPLES.
ADDRESS Humphreys. III William st. New YORK:
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1919 n. Ninth ct. Century building). rem. type
writers. Rest service given; deliveries free: Call
telephone. Main 81 or kinloch B ifl2. Under
wood typewriters Sold cash or time: rented cheap.
"All the writing always in sight
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Quiet Confidential, LOAF

On furniture anu pianos. Easy terms;
j a. Telford ROOM Il. JEFFERSON BLDG
Rinloch "-s5 JEFF ERSON AND OLIVE
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WEST BELLE. 437a-Second-story room: best
beard and attention: private family
WEST BELLE 4ies-Elegantly furnished suite.
other rooms: southern exposure, with first-class
hoar I'd
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WEST BELLE Place 42l9-Completely fur
nished very fine three-room Hat, bath, screens
telephone light cooking: gas. all included
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ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

For Sale-House and lot. 424S Russell ave. go
feet east Of Tower Grove ave. brand-new 2-story
rock front house of rooms. reception hail. bath,
hot and cold water. tiled bathroom, enamel tub.
fine mantels. hardwood finish. granitoid cellar;
lot 25xl2i feet to alley. Terms $1,000 cash down
and $50 per month.
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WEST BELLE. 425S-Two desirable from
rooms: best home table: southern exposure: rea
sunable.
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TRIBE OF BEN HUR,

EUREKA COURT NO. &C. T. B. Il. MEETS ON
the first and third Thursdays Of each month at
Fraternal building. Eleventh and Franklin ave.
nue.. All visitors cordially invited BY order.
LOUIS MANDLE. Chief.
Attest: E. c. LAWN. Scribe. No 3o2s Cass ave-
nue.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WASHINGTON Ave. Sils-Nicely furnish
eecond-l floor front room; other desirable room
first-class board.
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6O73 Kensington Ave.

For Sale-Immed!ate 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 35xlS2 feet to alley. For key. price and
terms KELLEY & CO. 1llS Chestnut st.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

BACON St. l?G2-Two-storv brick nat VIII
bath and furnace. lot 25Nl:o. Adam Weber. s'li
franklin ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-18
No. 1921 PARAMOUNT AVENUE.

! Fve-room fiat: all modern improvements; hot
water in summer: janitor service.
! D. B. BRENNAN r. e CO., sic Chestnut st.