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The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27
Negro Labor In the Gorfs II
Fields.

! Not long since Prof d. :
Mitchell OF Richmond College. ! a
SAID in an address before the ba }
list ministers conference OF n a
State, that Johu Ten pie Grev :;
and other noted Southern pu . i
cists were wrong in declaring Il 4
the negro ne longer made =.
principal part of tne ccttcn croe
1t is pointed out. however, Ia :
Prof. Mitcheli was reared on 6
Mississippi cotton plantation" al G
that he knows that tue fields 2
the Mississippi bottoms are 81 1
worked almost entirely hy negroes
In commenting Oh this t t
Washington Post says:
we do not challenge this la
ter specification. 1t is the infe :
ence thereby suggested % Wi, q
we wish 10 i attention. lc ; y
taat the COT "A crops @ Miss.ssi :
ii bottoms proauceo lergelv 7
even who'll oy negro isocr Il .
throw yer, it,ie ligL, upon i :
situation ace d, If +. were PROV, J
that the coi.5n OF I'll tie a'lc.i
lowlands throughout he Soutsi,
along with thar Of the Asabama II
Mississippi "black belts" Is pre-
duced by negro labor, the fast
would still remain th3s7 a. least
three e-ffths of the total crop is up-
accounted for. The truth is taat
much more than half-more than
two thirds, we think-of our cot
ton is grown by white labor. The
same Is true of rice, excepting
South Carolina, and, as things ara
going now, the sugar districts OF
Louisiana and Texas will. at no
distant day, be operated by the
Caucasian. It is not too muoh to
say. indeed, that white labor Is
widening lis field of activity in
the South with each succeeding
year, and that Southern agricu!
ture is not in the very least de
pendent on the negro,
w hen Prof Mitchell says that
the planters prefer negro ia5o-. It
utters a sentiment with which -
are heartily in accord. 1t is true
nevertheless, thai the sgroes are
steadily degeL Grating becon..e
more shiftless and 1nrel.atle
every day-and tha the end hc'j
srs find themselves compelled
look elsewhere for the person-4i
Of Southern industries, especial,
.hcse OF the field emo farm =
for the ancient faltacv that tle
white man cannot 90 field work n
he climate OF the extreme Scum
m States, that vas so .cng age |
-xploded by the demonstra ie'n ot !
actual experience and fact, it has |
iuite dropped cut Of serious COL |
voversy'
The Post. il The last sentence ,f
+ tie above editorial, emphas;z, |
point that needs to be deeply IN I
,ressed upon oor own people ita
veil as those abroad, Except in s
ew of the more malarie rs dela
istricts white men ear work in
he fields as well in the South as
nywhere IN the world. Nemphis
'eWs.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

The significant thing about the
prohibition movement in the
South, which is of especial inter
est TO Northerners, is the fact that
the two great parties appear TO be
doing the work and bearing the
burden in the interest of civic or
der and public welfare, although
the political leaders publicly give
to the Prohibi;ionists. Il Is also
declared by Southerners to b, a
white mans campaign" ."-Chica-
go Record Herald.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27
Hanna TO the Front.

rre7lue"' ho''seNei' ~
slapped squarely ~ ~ race y '"e
,. Senate.
That BODY mas refused '" con
7iuef 'he ouoA" ,ee' p'O'''f
uuiins .iie
7'oii ~ Ion ieT7 "iau '''i9
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

There j. mighty stirring ot
energies in the tnrer or Depart
me NJ AT Washington ever fFau--
against the land laws in various
parts of The country. and especial
IL ~ Oregon, where ID re has bee
great activity in laud entries dur
ing the past two or three years.
Department officials appear pro
foundly shocked II tie system OF
practices in land III ltters which
began a generation ago. and which
has been pursued steadily and
with little attempt ~ concealment
ever since -Sacremento Union.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

One of the most remarkable cases of a
cold, deePsseated on the in Igs, causing
pueumonia. j. tnat ol Mrs- Gertrude 4.
Fepner, Marion, Ind, who was entirely
cured by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure. She says: The coughing and
strairing 50 weakened ne that ran down
in weight from las to 92 pounds. l tried
\ number of remedies 10 nc avail until
used One Minute Cough Cure Four bot
ties OF this wonderful remedy cured me
% my formal weight, health and strength.
Sold BY Phoenix Dug Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

Maj 5. c. Baskin, Of Aberdeen
has been the guest of the Misses
Baskin aud Mrs. T. G. Wright for
the past two weeks The Major,
although an octogenarian, is hale
and healthy and Is as active as
many men who are bis Juniors He
belongs 10 the old school and il
the typical southern gentleman of
ante oelium days.-Tupelo Journ
al
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

from personal experience / testify
nat DeWitt's Little early Risers are un-
squalled as liver pill. They are rightly
named because they give strength and
T. Easton, Boerne, Tex. Thousands Of
people ar. using these tiny little pills in
preference TO all others. because the, are
so pleasant and effectual. They cure all
biiiousness, torpid liver. jaun dice, sick
headache, constipation, etc. They do not
purge and weaken, but cleanse aud
strengthen. Sold by Phoenix Drug Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

Mr.. Wax. of Monroe county, has
sold from one apple tree 500
worth of fruit. That is good
enough without raising cotton,
but no doubt he raised good crop
of corn. peas. etc, and his orchar''
comes in extra. We shouldn't d.
eide that some people can natr- .
ly make it. but get up and hLa. >.
Fulton Herald.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

Ten-cent cotton las lifted Mi
si-sippi out of the Slo gh cf d
spoud ID ms converted His sec.
tion into virtually a new country,
and "A neM order of things is TAX
ing place. The farmer D. uo long
er the beggar he nsei ~ be r.
il no longer ut the mercy ct credit
prices. lie il his o,sn master. aud
henceforth vii! enjoy some of the
luxurics OF life.
Farm lands will no longer u "a
drag on the market. Ten cent
cotton will make Southern lands
the most valuable ia the world. and
when southern farmers cease To
send North for their corn and
meat this will be the richest sec
tiun ot the country uu Ter the sun.
Every foot OF ltnd ia Mississippi
will grow cotton lots ~ il under
Intelligent cultivation. aui the
flow OF money to this section l.
sure ia the end 20 attract the bet
ter class Of immigrants from the
North. The wheat lards IA Cana
Ola. where thousands have gone in
the past two years. hold no such
inducement for iut. llieent labor a.
the lands OF Mississippi. Lands
and homesteads Of every Kind j.
sure - advance in price, am
many waste places wiI. IN a few
years be made 10 blossom with the
heecy staple The era of high
prices tor cotton j. upon ~. Wa
ter Valley Herald
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27
For a Bad Cold.

If YOU have n bad cold you need good
reliable medicine like Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy to loosen and relieve e
and TO allay the irritation anu irhsma-
tion of the throat and lungs. For sale by
Phoenix D-1g Co.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27
yon Know What You are Taking

Whes. you take GROVES TASTELESS
CHILL TONIC because the formula Is
plainly printed on each bottle showing
nat y i simply Iron and Quiuine in q
tasteless form. No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il it fails
20 cure. W. l.. Groves signature on each
box. 2Jc.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

For -lck headache Try Cnaul bUrlalu' :
Stomach and Liver IRblets. they vii
ward Oh the attack II taken il time. TUr
sale by Phoenix Drug Go.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

Foley'- Honey and \ r always stops
the cough and heals tbs lrngs. Refuse
substitutes. j. L.. Shell 4 GO.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1903-11-27

Foley. Honey .ud Tar for coughs and
colds; reliable. trfet Hul tested -afe anu
sure J. b. Sapf 81 co.
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G NOTICES.


UNITED States CT America, Eastern Division
Of the Eastern Judicial District Of Missouri. S.
In the District Court Of the United states. in
and for the Eastern Division OF said judicial
District. In the matter Of Herman CAM. bank
rupt. involuntary petition in bankruptcy. Now at
this DAY come the petitioners. by thetr attorney.
and il appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant. Herman GAM. cannot be
summoned in this action. IL is ordered by the
court that publication he made. notifying him
that an Involuntary petition in bankruptcy has
been fled in the Aforesaid court praying that he
be adJudtcated a bankrupt on thaGrounds al
legged in said petition. that he committed, within
four months prior TO the fling thereof. certain
acts OF bankruptcy. and that unless he appear
and plead to said petition on or before February
.. 1852. the cour: will order that he be adtudged
n bankrupt. as by Law provided. and 1t is
further criered that a copy hereof be published
in the So. Louis Daily Record and The 81; Louis
Republic. newspapers printed and published. n
the city Of s.. Louis. for twenty days. the ast
insertion 10 be at least ten days before said
At,ss:: WIZ. MORGAN. Clerk.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

New York. January End. 1913.
81. Louis. I'm Mountain 4 southern R'Nay 90.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders or the st. Louis. Iron
Mountain & southern Railway. Company will
he held at the general office Of the Company.
in the CITY Of 81. L1ui,. Missouri. On Tuesday.
March 10Th. 1913, at nine o cloc< 4. NJ. for the
election Of thirteen directors for the ensuing
year. and for tine transaction Of any other bust
uess that may come before said meeting. The
annual meeting OF the Directors will be held at
the sam. 0faCe on the same day, at twelve
O'Clock noon. The transfer books will be closed
IN Friday. January 3oth. 1903. at thre. O'Clock
T. NJ, and reopened on the day following tn.
annual meeting 4 the stockholders CT any ad-
tournament thereof.
\. II Calef. Secretary.
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MRS. [. SCHAEFER, CLAIRV0YANL,

She is the most brilliant star Of her profession.
Her aIvice On business. health. speculation.
love. narriaEr. lawsuits. etc. : accurate ami
truthful. brings separated together. settles lovers.
duarrels. cauass speedy marriage. locates buried
treasures. removes OWL influence. cures witcnery-
fts and drunkenness. mediums developed. UoIra
> to 2. SUNDAY included. LIS Lafayette ave.
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BARGAINS
FURNITURE AND CARPE

We have placed IN sale for this week to be
closed ou- a. bargain prices. a large assortment
of slightly used and sample furniture and house
hold goods. consisting. q cd Dresses. Chiffon
Bock Cases. Writing Desks Folding Beds. Fancy
Farlor Pieces. Rurets. Sidsbosrds. Extension Ia,
htss. China Closets. Wardrnbes. Rockers. Leather
l-ounEe. Chairs. etc These are all irst-cla~s
goods. made in Golden OAK. Mahogany. Curly
Erich and Maple. We also have for sale 2 large
riety ~ Room Rugs. Carpets and I.Inolcum
that We will close out very chsap. This "a q
good opportuni.y ror parties starting hoIsskeep-
Ing 70 furnish w complete a; little expense. Lam
gan Storage Co. 1901 Morgan ST.
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s25 Cash and SIS a Month.
Suy a Lot on Monthly PAYMENTS,

Wisconsin ave. west side. 8 feet south II Win
Deha-o st. 5oNie5 foot: 50 q foot.
Osa<e ST. north side. - feet east % NlrSin.t
eve. 50Nl-5 feet: 81 a foot
HAS. F. NoGEL. So Chestnut g.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the August Kern
BARRIER supply Company for the election OF three
~ directors. to serve during the ensuing wear.
and for the transaction OF such other business as
NAV rroperly come before the meeting. will BE-
held az the office Of the COMPANY. No E9i Chest
rut ST. -. louis. Mo. On The second day Of Feb
ruary. 1898. at 10 a. m. to u m
AUGUST KERN. President
Attest: Chris Kern. secretary.
s.. Louis Mo. Ian. l.. 1909.
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NONEN WANTED.


MONEY W~ANTED-sa,coo on nst building
renting for si5 per month: no commission. VI 2s''
Republic.
MONEY WANTEp-y.e O. five wears. 6 per
cent. property I.ls-l.l9 South Eighth street
valued Sh,o'H; rents Sea. Real Estate. 4i'S
Iowa ave.
MONEY WANTED-W- have for sale nrst
deeds II trust on -. LOUIS real estate in follow
ing amounts: 800. SsO0. 500. s. a.. ;:.5-J.i S2.'y'.
s. ~. $500. CAN or wit" fOr particulars.
EICE-pWYER. 80 Chestnut.
Wanted s3@o. $500. 5000 and 500
AZ , per cent ari 6 uer cent. safe investments
John Mcguire REAL ESTATE co.
!7 y. Eighth -.
NONEY-We have toe Glowing deeds of trust
for >al"; one sum Il $1,000 Ter 3 Vea-s at 8 per
cent. nG" sum ~ $500 FOR . years at = per cent
interest. one II $1,000 for , wears At = per 90 Il
interest. me s!m # $500 Tor s Years at > peg
cent interest. and orr. Of t2.l01 fr- Z wears ri :
Pc cent interest: all heing secured by frst deeds
az trust IN improved city real estate worth al
most usubl" the amount - loan. Fer particulars
see hEELtN Il co. HE chestnut 81.
,3.Na5 wanted ~ s per cent. IN t~nIr;y-six acres
land near CLAYTON. soud security \. :. LOOMS,
10 y. $iuth st
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DELMAR AND De BAL|ViERE AYES.

l own 2 lot on the south side of Deluar ave.
s.. feet west % De Baliyiere ave. fronting 10ox
~. that ] will soil for So ner front foot If !
can make the sale this week. This IL a pick
IN. as the price il 81 Ter front foot less than
any other property in this block can be bought
for. Go and examine tho lot and call and see
the owner At room 81 Lincoln Trust building
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
BIC RUG SALE,

100 Monarch rugs. SKI inches; that retail ct
ssX,: inches. tha, retail at st..5. our price 80.
tll.~ooi ingram niss that retail at slS.so. s1lol-
that retail at Sd. cur price SEQ. 200 wards Of
oil cloth that retails at &c. our price 25c. 1o
Brussels rugs. room size, tina, retail a. s5. our
S. .Sr 'iSsS; Do not IA" ! Tsylor a!s sa.ss Line
Moyiaz Co. "a Wash!nEtOn ave.
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MANUFACTURERS. Attention

North St. Louis to-day possesses the bast ter
minal and shipping facilities. Manufacturers Who
contemplate making a change or charging their
plants with better facilities should not TAI! 70
satisfy themselves Of this fact.
I have A number Of large tracts for marufac-
turing purposes. with switch facilities, which |
offer AZ great bargains. Also several nice bust
$ness corners well improved FOR Investment pur-
poses. {. G CRoNE. 1872 y. B~roadvay.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
MADAME BELLE La MONTE, PIANIST

Not an old-tine palmist, but an up-to-dafe.
Twentieth Century student Of the occult and Of
ancient history. and with the aid Of the stars
and present progress cfprs YOU the benefit NJ
her readings for 81. Those living at a distance
may write for PAPER and directions with which
an imprint Of their palms NAV he taken and
mailed fer a typewriter reading. All letters
must contain return postage. Residence. ssOa
NNasbfvc-pr 81 JpIsi. Np
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MECHANICS TRUST CO.,

CAPITAL. Sloa. on.
VIII advance YOU any amount or money an
furniture. piano. notes. stocks. etc. At r Creatlv
reduced rate: a rate that Will enable YOU to ray
on any deht YOU NAV have: vcu return us TIE
money as YOU car: our loans are
TIVE. and the more money we loan out the
YOUR Loan will be: in this way o
get the benefit Of our success and a discount
when maid before the time gwen: IL will pay
YOU 10 join our BANK loan system.
L CREDIT DEPARTMENT
Is also a new enterprise for 81. Louis. II vo1
want TO 60 in business for yourself W will
help YOU buy anything .ou want. such a. a
team. wagon. harness. furnished houses. hotels.
stock OF goods. etc: on easy time payments.
MECHANICS TRUST co.
Cor. sixth and Olive. second floor: entrance I'll
y Sixth ST. Phone Kinioch e BIC.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


Humane society OF Missouri will be held at Of
nee OF socleiy. oil and Of. C9rrmefeiai nuilerns,
day. February >. 1893. at : o'clock p. m. Elec-
tion Of officers and other business VII be trans
Attest: Jno. H. Holmes. Secretary.
sPECIAL meeting of tie stockho.cers Of the
Nerc..ants-L aciede National Bank Of ST. Louis
viii b. held at its baking rooms. Fourth and
a PROPOSITION 10 be then submitted to amend the
sTaS;y,os 81 G assSsia.,'h ln. to ! a. of 10 alne sssn.as as ' q.
present. anu. second. for the election OF TWO
year Polls open aGo. Z {. a ho II; F 4 p Cashier.
STOCKHOLDERS M~EEr1NG--The. annual
meeting OK the stockholders Of the v. Sealzo
tors, 10 se.v- during the ensuing year. and Tor
the transaction Of such other business as may
nee Of tn company. No W. North Third street.
St Louis M. On M9ndSs Es6Egary =. is@; at
At { SICK a. John m Eberii f.'E seeTttary and Treas
uver.
st. Louis. Mo. January -. 1905.
STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-A special meet
ing Of the s,oSkhoidsIs OF the Easis Packet
Directors. will be neLd IN offce Of the com
pany in the city Of $: Louis. No. on WHAT
in SAID city on Wednesday. January y. 1888.
a %. at ; o'clock a; WI II, G IE ssii gay PRESIDENT.
II. W. Leyhe, Secretary
st Louis. January IS 1913.
STOCTHOLDERS MEETING The annual
meeting OF tn stoekaoid err OK aIs me n' 81 ihirfs q
19 directors to serve during the ensuing year.
a. NAV properly come before the meeting. VIII
be held, at the office of the company in TIE
LSuiS. No. "a the twenty-sixth day OF January.
1903 al nine ~ 1ei2eN a nnsoN p-ss,dsr,
St. Louis. Mo. Jan. Il, 1908.
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FORCED SRLE-S75 4 FOOT.

Dolnlar ave. F0.In sd. l|i7Ni+1. On mai
tkoIcLghfaro "a Wotii's Fair, 60 fe,' west Of
DE Balivi"rs ave: less Khan Ev, minutes 10 muia
gate Of Fair. must O.. sold ar oUr~.
~ Ohm : BLAKE 4 FEp. l. y. seventh =.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
JOHN MAGUIRE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Money! MONEY!!

EASY PAYMENT LOANS On iANOS HOt,SE-
HOLD o OR y sOon
We VIII make you the CHEAPEST LOAN l..
the City on our new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Il.AN. which Is tie easiest PLAN in the SoTie.
The PAYMENTS can be al: aRSsd 20 that you
can repay the loan in easy WEEKLY. MONTH
IS or YEARLg payments
Our PLAN enables you 10 reca- your scccUnt
without any trouble or inconvenlence - yourself
We NEVER REMDFE FOODS
We wtl give YOU ALL THE TINE you wact
and -ill carry ycur loan as long e. desired.
m9ne, It Is easle. = pay one than a number.
VIII EXrESn ToGH
. Remember. 30 dealing with uS thew are no ad-
vance charges Whatever.
LIBFRAL DISCOUNT II AID BEFORE DUE.
II YOU. cannot call. WRITE or phone. and We
yin send our agent TO YOUR place with the money:
NEW YORK FINANCE co. KoCNS c@c7-2le-lss
AND 2f1 oDD FELLOWS BLDG. NINTH
AND OLIVE T TELEPHONE MAIN 2eSM.
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ranav nuIul PHILIPPINE GLANDS VIA
SA~FAN.GhlHA HoNoLULU-Pacinc Mail {;
{. CO. Occi6en'aI arf Or'en,-l 2 c. Co and
Oriental :. : 10. From san Francisco: Hong
Kong Maru. Feb. :. 20. China. Feb; Il. .o3: Doric'
tsb. q. '02. For passage and freight rates rSar-
vstions. orders and Information Apply to ]. H. La
throp. general agent. s3 Olive At. 81. Louis. NO.
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We LOAN MONEY

on household goods. " AMOUNT. LOWEST
RATES No removals No recording. EASY
PAYMENTS. Liberal Discounts. Extensions
OF time In cases OF sickness. NO EXTRA charges.
You receive the FULL AMOUNT in cash. On
SHORT NOTICE. Our practice e QCARE
DEALING. can write or tsleohone.
II HOUSEHOLD LOAN co.
Fullerton building. Seventh and Pine sta
Second floor. Rooms 20 -soi-e12
TEI-EpHoNE KINIoCR ;aII.
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Apartment House Corner.

West End: lot SsNil3xlS2. Euclid ave, and Pin.
St; no restriction best lot IN tho locality.
JOHN mcguire REAL STATE 70.
"a y FI-hfh -
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Humbur. wizard. yelled Or unveiled. white ~
black Mshatma or Gypsy. Many u tire hes cit
tzsns OF ST, Louis arr willing TO testify tn the
honest treatment Accorded her pa;r1ns during
the past eight wears n her professional work
has made her many warm friends
always accessible to unfold the truth IN ali da5
partments Of If. Business. social or domestic
upon established facts in human Investigation.
ciairsoyance and trance medIumship. She is not
heart goes out 70 the troubled and suffering IN
mn wifs IN Iss cI M " All and ,G SeT r ETrate%f 20, Is =
power. Thos@ who are weary. anxious and trou-
bled will find in her a CONSCIENTIOUS friend AMI
not a
As AHF Is r GEAP Gr Il BIT rs, s,EEET TtESiXa
%K2hfSG TO A % THAT SHE Do bfEMH6EIE
Yot T55K II IJs THSk i nBE W6X6Tr Will
THE Fr,TrRE ~ Be F6REiT6LD.
the public in general arc duu founded. speech
less some say miraculous Had She beer born
been classed little less than miraculous.
So rgsitive am | u my power to tell IN" PAST.
no cHitRGE:.. No c II s5as y" cHARGE
P Pnisss E 20 cl an M f IN sr,s o to any Medium
II marriag~ SICKNESS, deaihs changes, travsle.
tons. wills. deeds. mortgages. lost or absent
friends interest YOU. II YOU desire TO b" more sue
HE removed. YOUR los; love returned. your enemies
converted into stanch frienCS-in a word. what
ever NAV h. vour troubles. suspicious or desires.
call on this wonderfully gifted woman and she
will send YOU away happier. wiser and holder
than ever before.
$50 CHALLENGE.
lenees the world. 20 any Medium. Pianist or
C1siryoyant that can excel her in her marvel
She fully appreciates the responsible position in
which oh. has been placed and asks those who
have been imposed upon. humbuCgei and de-
ceived hy INSCRIPTIONS. uneiucatei persons twiro
are claiming this divine Gift ~ clairvoyancy or
mediumshinb not to DESPAIR. but II come and h.
convinced that she can help YOU She has others.
why not vouH Endowed with her wonderful
power by the Almighty. she has made 1t her
life study. and has now reached such a hiShiv
developed condition that she can read your Iifs
like a book and give You proper advice. Maid in
attendance.
Office hours. . a. m. TO : =. m. dailv and Sum
dav. Letters with 81 answered: 10 attention
paid to others.
All business sacred and confidential.
MRS. DR.. GEORGE.
ESQ Washington Ave.
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FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS.

THE place To buy diamonds. watches. jewel
~. guns. pistols. musical Instruments. etc, On
easy payments l. .Ja-gcrs, 3s y jefferson.
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LOANS on North St. Louis real estate a sps
ciaity at lowest rates and in sums TO suit.
) III GCNDLAcH & co. SILL y. Broa1vay.
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NOTICE, CONTRACTORS!

When in need 81 tarpaulins. tents. pice. cable
md manila rope. engines. boilers. blscksmith's
ools and supplies. remember that ne can save
-ou money on new and secondhand. 81. Louis
fieIiinr and Sunpiv Co. so :. Fourth 81.
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Gasoline and Steam Engines
HOSTING ENGINES

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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Wanted.

ABSOLUTELY fun value paid for household
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