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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Houses zll.-It-is and as Ia sale 81. Esst z
IF-TeTs11-EUur Z-stgrv brick hrrSrs 20 rn-rns
each. "a fats q rooms. rgr-Hi fa= So Ts-
rIHuth. would exchange Tor dsE Tauie vacant
lots. suitable for building Uu. Sc
KELLEY & CO. 1lig Chestnut ~.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD EEI-
LOWS.

A SCHOR LODGE. No. H. l. o. O. y
~ meets every Monday evening at Sckuette's
Hall N!netecnth and Wright streets Work
in the degrees. NisltinE brothers welcome
ONCkEN. y C.
Sr. LOUIS LODGE. NO. 5 o. o. F.
- meets every saturday evening A. 4
G7cicck az Odf Fellows Hall Ninth and
Olive. Han No l. Members expected 20 atte1I
Visitors welcome. Work Ia ITsl drEFes
G.. N. HDiT. " G.
Wallace McCagEo Secretary Pro Tenn,
HIILDEY LODGE. no. . I O. o. +. MEETS
W Tuesday evening % zach week al ran No
]. odd Fellows builiIEE corner Ninth ana
olive. al o'ClIcll- Visiting brothers invit-d 10
attend Triple initiation October -.
A. J. Dalrymp!e. Secretary. ~
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New Houses on Vernon

Ave. fu. SalrHS"z 5.s'---s fs-I---T and ~
Nsruun ave. -gVeu n"N houses. now ir c-HuFrs
o. cnflstTurflnu on E IS Aerl ave. one block
wsE- - la' Ara les some br.Hk and some rbTE
frar- house. viii have ems. reception hall
hath. Ea=. bet aud cold water. tlvI htfhrtzH N.
Craa.tCii cellar and Fist. IHuf5 IHs 1-N.Z O.. +.
plans iu or uflHe. hUussE Es'sl.si about oct
3 F0- fufther particulars rre Geo ". Nlt-hllL
the bgliIn-. "a tire PREMISE. aT
KELLEY q co. IILl ELestnlL q.
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CONFIDENTIAL LOANS,

make loans On furniture az LOWER RATES
and on EASIER TERMS than any on. else
Do only small business. which enable. me 70
SEI.Et-r ny customers and PROTECT them
from ~ EfL.l1ITN ale HIGH RATES. CON
suit NE rTf1sr waEia- IIan elsewhere AL
business STRICTLY or the QUIET.
J. A. TETsFnfU. ROOM EI2 HOLLAND BLDG
Tel Einl0"h -lti- ei1 y. Seventh sr-
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PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME

FOR ladies' during CONFINEMENT especially alarf-
ed FOR cases " snns % avoid exposure. an dis
ensss rvd lrreEul.ritlCs treatel ana r-guIfg
Euarauteel: good nursllE and best 0f cara gs.d
perfect secluslou. The culy Institution u the
dnd in the charge OF a regular EradtIatrf srI
reliable physician. call o. address Physician
"A -
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. DR.. ANNIE NEWLAND.

Coufnensnts gf3: I-alnCd nurses. efernn.
acedmuloIatioas free homes fer infants n 5e-
sired: ladies treated for = ttreatuieut guar
unte1-ll. regulator 81 only. private. rellahla
secluded. licensed home where you are vel
treated and your cure sulT9ateed; private dis
eases a speciality. g<5iA Olive 81
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FINANCIAL.

LIFf. INSf FA. .EE POLICIES PURCHASED
or loaned upon a. per cent: liberal values
& u Wifh-rr. -1s National PAM . Corrnerce.
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KNIGHTS CT HONOR.

n LIVE BRANCH LODGE. No. Sia X. or
~ U--Eegular meetings FIRST and third
Mondays az Union Han euuthwest corner ~
broadway and Benton street All Knights ~
Honor are invited.
". $. B. WEBER Dictator.
1873 Temple place.
Psyton g Jones. Reporter. 45o0 Mcfhsrson
avenue.
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BoOKS-PAPERs.

BOOKS q all kinds bought and sold: call or
senH A.trrsS % Ali'ls.s Bookstore. 90 Chestnut
EuukS-I want 9. buy law. mesliraI or rfh-r
good books. T. Linahdu. BOOKSELLER. 81 Market.
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$500 CASH DOWN

and 50 rF- grUuth will buy house AMI lot t--S
Russell ave. ~ feet east - Tsuss Grove ave.
brand new z--r1sy brick font house % rooms.
rHHsTtiuu hail. t1th. hlf aut cold water. fiIaf
bathroom. enamel tub. I'm. uautsfs hardwood
duish. Eraultnid celier. Dot .NI.f feet % alley.
F'HF keys and price
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DOCTOR HOGAN ss ss''ssa ssaas:s;, s:s; AMI s,s. ss
adopted II desfred: lades - trouble caI ~
write. terms reas consultation fire. Zsf5 Olive.
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1NIGHTs AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

SECURITY COUNCIL. NO So. KNIGHTS
- and Ladies Of Security. meets every
Jay IN each month. Phoenix Han. Jefferson
anl 1ss. aNenues. visiting knights and ladies
p J TARLING. President
NJ. Guss-r Hart. Financial Secretary. 1S6SA
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NEW HOUSE IN WEST END

For Salr-Nn- $50 Chamberlain ave cham
h~Tlain Turl-. about - feet east % Ga1i.g.l llss
g. ls "a rev fHl-sfHTV rnCs-fTUEf r11re 90 ID
rooms. Gue reception Elli. Ene maut-Is. hrr.i-
wond fnisa and hardwood floors. TILED LltE-
room. hot and cold water. lot El1I55 feet FJE
key. Trlra and terms
EgEsE-r. Nv A an rfr- F7,aes-r4s -
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Houses 1873 and lslT OREGON Ave. Near Lafay-
efta AVe.-IWn 2-stury stOCk-brlak front houses
% rooms each. Ia fats o. rooms With hlll.
hath EaT. hot and cold water iu each fat. lot
.sizNi.5 feet. renting fr- s. la-r month. Would
exchange fUr vacant lots. suitable 20 buEI on.
So KELLEY a co. lllI Chestnut 81.
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A. %. L. ".
n HOESIX LODGE. 40. 40s A. o. L w
- Members are reuurstsd 10 meet at losiEe-
room. Tuesday October ~. at l1.1f O'Clock D.
m. 10 attend funeral Of ErOther Wm. Wippo.
G. \ EOtJASNAS. ". NJ
Attest; Il Z. watson. Recorder.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
NNIGHTS or PYTmIAs.

NENhEI SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
S~I~~~~S-S~~~-~~~~-~-~~~~
A CNIE LODGE. no. zIs X. OF P.-NF;Fsrs
~ every Thursday evening At O'Clock. West
Sysgul tl'' Msrlfsys reuis5s 70 attend rssulSr
Is NisI0ss cordially i1y yltc! -.,,.- . .
G. W. clifton. X. {: L. 4 5. Ia 81. Louis
uyeHu--
Castle HALL. RuuEET b COW.A;S
~ S:uI> L's saldlSs H II NinS aSa % oi,s "ess rle;s i
ON M1u-ag Ogtobsr %. la. at o. m
,1arp business rnset.ns Esi'2ffS ,.,lgf eo!diaHy
A,,.-j. Hsary II LHsrbslt. K q Il. z 5.
CoI.CAEIA LODGE. Nc -. K. OF. P;
- meets every Hesiay rhenlhE ~
s,f.stS' sSst fHi TuS.dSy sysni.s Gc'0hrr -
work in the rank Il KNIGHT. Members requested
J. T. Dempsey. X. of II; a S.
nAMON LODGE. No. IS. *. OF r.. MEETS
ian SO. 2 HrvrntH r1.r. Siurh and 1Lys
streets. sy.fE loo ,E- rank 0g Knight Members
yi,itS-. e.rIlriy .rv.t.,l Nssii1: SaiisI AZ 5 p.
40 E l.N< J., vi.l I. 3 ! !, 10 -7fz
Evans sveuls.
= UTUGE GREAT LODGE. 80. IS. X or
i p. meets every NetIesday evening AZ
oelosk a; How3Eds' '-.. Hal Tsfile'h olS ara
~ ~. EgT- lE Fog rat'.- ,.s,tfs ,tF il'lsE-
ah- -
": 4. Isg.rts X. Of R. { $
m OUOC LODGE. 40. 80. X or P.
III meets every Tuesday evening a. .
g'e,ock al Anchor. Hall southwest corner Of
jefferson and Park avenues Take Compton
Heights. PARK or Jefferson avenue cass. Mem
lers srr eATectsd and visitors egEdisllY invited
G v. Ta.ysr. X. Of r. :
PACTFIC LODGE 40. s5L X. OF P.
a meets every NgluT-lly evening. tcnL4
moor century ilIIdiaE. Ninth and olive streets.
lera are urged ts l- o. esst VISITORS are cor
daily Invited and wsl,uu" f1 take part IN the
c'rvmrEirv- %. =. ANbRJS. G.. G
= RE1liE.Is LCDsE. So. sts. X OF p;
a -TeEGiar meeting e-erv hrst and ihiri
Dlf Feilos.,. GulilnE Next meeting Mon-
are requested 20 be present Visitors are cur
---''' BENZ. F. LrSDAs. c. c.
7. Wi.ts. Jr-. X q r $
= Ed CROSS LODGE n. OF P. MEETS
j at Ola Fellows Hali. Ninth and Olive
-J~rSts every wednesday night Visitors al
WIys NrIgHal-- october ~. ~erN second rank
and CutcrtaiEmH ut- JAMES r. BLAKE =. z.
u W B-.Iins. X ~ p q =
M ABASH LODGE. 40 20. x. OF P. will
W have work IN the rank % Esquire az
huii- Hr1aiway and Benton, Tuesiay. october
Join +. RENFRO. c c. !
?. IL Sachlehcn. K q r. & :.
y LE.-A LODGE. 40 g.. x or p.
- meets Muua1E eNeuiug. October ~. I1g3. in
ntlt No l. tenth h1eg CENTURY ogtcirs. az
o'clock IN regular convention Members sx-
l-cteI and visitors clr,isal.y invited 20 attend
A. ". DAVIDSON. e. =.
Attest; o. ~ Brooks X. of n. q S.
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S145-A SACRIEIcE-S1l5

This fue urrlgEt piano. good as new only
sli=htly used. VIII furnish full histur- o. this
date in every respect. Beyer's. Seventeenth ana
Locust
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S165 BUYS FINE STEINWAY
HlZEIT0N PIlN0S

lcu should examine this beaut-rul urodurt q
tie nlaElflaNefs' arts = years OF uniuterruptcI
success mas lut this plano In tie very fr1rt
sztak; lt is irllJ the ar.stecratic piano q New
l1.h hliNs ing e..I tg-day 10 the third Erl-
it VIII pay yuu 20 examine the splendid instrl-
uisnts; We arr sole agents. Beyer's. Seventeenth
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
GRASD COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL.
" Arcauum. 1e9-sll Holland Buiiding-A
cordial welcome 10 yiaitors. friends. brsInrsn
ard members from abroad.
=. II. BACON. G. II
Jno. c EiliinEEworth- Grand Secretary
NJ ANDEvENTER COUNCIL, NO. Iss5. r
" A. meets second AMI fourth Tuesdays
- each month az Marteu'- Hall Chduteau and
Nsnchesrer avenues. Visitors cordially invited
10 attend CHAS. II. BALL Regent.
Thos. !. McCormack. Secretar.-
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FOR RENT-DwELLINGs.

FOR RENT-DWELLINGs.
-s~~~~~~~~~>~~~~-~-s~S
BROADWAY E-ls-Elcy,u ro1-ns ana hath.
VIII rent 70 one or two farnillt-. cali after sun
dsy-
NICE tbrse-Toom house.. Can : y IcTeT-
~Vns rent So
TWENTY THIRD. eel N.-Six ragHfg- fur
uIg1ad. with piano. 90 soil Tor 80. rent So
to- LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.
CASS. sC-t -.s-Fins conner. two stores. rent
separate
CLAIMING Ave. 100 N.-Gn1H l1-ltI01 f5-
barber tailor. drcszuaksr or Hny small bust
MS.
DESK rGu1u. with o. without st0-ar-. ,..lr.-
rIes hId-k district. both phones John TrIl.
FIFTH roor. with rover. HIGHT and u.atrr.
WIII.ERANuT. I""5 Olive -.
II',.AS. l5i5-Thrse-story building sEsap Ap-
Ply Haniley-Deal Glass Co. Eleventh and In
cas- ave
SOUTHEAST corner Eleventh md I.I-as.
thrre-stury building. cheap IfardIey- Dean
Glass CO. Eleventh and Luras ave
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs.

nEwEY TENT. NO. 81. KNIGHTS OF THE
u Nfaccahees OF the World. meets second
and fourth Tuesdays OF every month at south
S. Louis Turner Han. Tenth and Carroll
STREETS. Next review Tuesday, September S. I9o3
Visiting sir knights are cordially invited.
PETER BALNES. Commander.
Henry Rauth Record Keeper
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOL
sNI.E.

FffsNE'HN. a2if- substantial aIE.rHHr1 irirE
lu Hing. bath. Ers#t''"u #alls stable. TT s-N
Us. N-1- e. SIuefi. r. h. go. -sI- y.
Fourteenth -.
ENsTON. Niue.r1gn. fsas-. sos one or
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
S~~~N~~~~-~N~~~N~~~~S-->
board. Worlds Fair people. gentlemen pre-
BARTMER- siSE- Nicely furnished rooms
With hoard. worlds Fair people: gentlemen
RARTMER- s5iI-NicoIv furnished rooms with
board: close 70 Worlds Fair grounds: gentle
men prefsTTed.
BEAUMONT. SIS N.-Respectable boarders.
8 week each: men only.
BROADWAY. Fo5s S.-C1mfortab-e rooms. WITH
Eood board only Sc a week.
BROADWAY. .sl2 N.-Furnished rooms. With
or without board: q 10 s. per week.
BROOKLYN. Ss3-Ro0ms and hoard. private
family: also roCms Tor light housekeeping.
CABANNE. 564s-Sec0nd-storv front r10m:
southern exposure: with board; table boarder
CHAMRFRLAIN. 55II - Nicely furnished
rooms. with good board. gas. bath and fur
mace; reasonable.
COOK. 45I5-Nicely furnished rooms. With cT-
Cellert table board: s. per couple.
DELNAR. gSss-Very desirable. fro1t rooms:
eonyenieEces: with good bosrl
DELMAR. s9I7-L.arEe sac1nd-hoor rom:
nicely FURNISHED: good board: reasonshle.
DELMAR.. 5lsl-5-Table to please you: sIesan,
rocTns, single or eu suite; not hath. gas and
furnace heat: ten minutes walk to Worlds
Fair grounds: Kin. phone: popular prices.
EASTON so56-second- moor front: other rooms:
cas. faEnace hot bath: inc beard
EASTON. 48Ie-Ilaree Sec7nd-noor front: new
u and eeEantly furnished: all conveniences:
board n desired
ELDERLY lady wishes child TO board: can
give Eood references. Sl25A LaSalie.
ELEVENTH. ss05 N.-Nicsly. tuTnishea
rOoms. with without board: bath: best con-
Neniences-
EUCLID. Tei-Second-stcry front room with
board: gentlemen only
FINSEY. s70i-sscond-s story frqnt: elegantly
Ilrnlshed: hrst-class table. al conveniences-
FISNEY. S5ss-Niceiy Furnished weIT-heafed
room: With board. all coEyenieEces: moderate
FRANKLIN, sHs-NIcely fuFa -l,-i ''sn.s:
modern conNeniencess day 5Jarders eccCmnlu-
dated: reasonable terms
GARRISON. Ig4s-Nicely furnished rooms:
gas bath; furnace heat: board optional: pri-
vate family
GRAND Corner Iaprtonl-Iarre front rooms.
southeIn eXpcstIse: nrSt-class hCard.
GRAND. lll3 S.-Elcgantly furnished front
ferred.
HENRIETTA. 2ss5-Niceiy furnished rooms
snd board
HORTON Place. elst-Nicely furnished rooms
With board; close % Worlds FaiT grounds
JEFFERSON. s5IS S.-NIceiy furnished room,
with or without board
LACLEDE. 550I-Room aud board: private
LAWTON =7il-strictIy nrSt-ciaSE bIarTi ana
elrEsnt ruoms> for gentlemen; quiet neighbor-
ho9d-
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PAYS Il PER CENT lHTtREST

For Ssls-Ii1usss I-ii and I-s1 Louisiana. or.
- lArrlf. rEH NH~E nice. =. most new two
story huf-brl-s fs1-.t houses - e rooms each.
With hall hath and toilet. 10th house rented
20 ~" uf- rlH1tH each. lHr a. F~H- fTurt Eur
--.-c -. KEEL ~ q o. I-L- L..-...------
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F. BEYER & SON

D. above ia a firm name that IL SYNONYMOUS
with The piano Industry from a small bezsn-
u.Tc. q wears uEH. Ne now The AUTHORIZED
agents Tor - different makes. all hirl ETaIe.
cur policy has Away been 20 keep d1ua eN-
u-uscs arI give customers the bcncff. our 80
lection Cf Ioclt1n tends 20 lessen our expenses
and henefts the buyer every timc. a call viii
COW irce. terms always easy. Beycr's seven
g nth aud Locust
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Personal
Fifteen Cents Per Line.
a DETECTIVE tprtvatnl doc sr4t1vIrc and
investigating: references. r.. Box 10. 81. Louis.
DIR. DENNIS. - Wash nEtun-I.ceus-d paw
s.cien. treats all fema'H tr.uaie~. Eus farI-ees
suits: nrivate hcrne Tor isiiss curing cuuane-
uents perfect secrecy ana sec u~lon. infants
rd'1tsd. lrdiss IN trIuhle- call or vrite
LADIES. ErE1 Tans1 gives quick relief. call
flr ffee samg;e. Or ,sE-suv So Washington.
L.AHIFS-gall IN Mr.. 4 Scuroc1gT. .glG
Frnnhl'u ave EinlorE iafa
LADIES. nv aUsuIator never fails. complete
treatment fr-e. Mr.. p S-arr. - Franklin
MIDwJFE-Receives DURING confinement.
MRS RRIUGES-OfHcc hours 10 I: no med
seine. KS Iaci-da ave. kiElocn e 1851
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Zinc. Si3ioso; lead. Sl.sf5. Total. sisssss.
zinc. ss.5Sii9o lead. Hs5i2s5 Total ssoss.ts
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CASH ADVANCED

40 people ll44luE q steady Position on their
plain notes. also uu household furniture ulanos
etc tfle goocA remaining IN yUur possessi0nl.
ut lowest rates. easiest terms. quickly aud
ruietly. klTl.eh phone c I-gf.
ST LOUIS Inv ESTME-NT CO.
Room Ills Missouri Trust Building
zUT
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ItFsNL FsNI III y " ~ IT'D.
WANTEp@Tu buy 5-rlru house Ip rbU.I
uaiLhbUrhIHI. within - minutes ride 90
fir,EiwHT and Olive. not line. furnace
convenience. etc. state lowest r-ice and best
terms % sale. BID lls. RrTuhlC
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.
ss-s~S~~s~~---~-~~-~-~~~-~~S~
ELEVENTH and Iugae Ave. Northwest
C1T-er-S-cuud and third fru-. good lIght an
uouyer teflces cheap Arpiv IaugIsV-Il Dean
Glass Co. El-vsnsh and L'lcts sy-.
LUCAS. SIS Second Fig0T'-Abuly Hansley-
Dean Glass Co.. Eleventh. and Lucas ave
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EQUITY FINANCE GO.

IL yUu need money SEE Us. We advance Won
money on your saiary. Loans or furniture neEo-
tafrls No nhirEttau1bie iuuusrlss Business
strlrtly crnddeuflaL payments 20 suit couven-
iru--- Euu O. Finance Co 1910 Missouri Trust
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To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

We sell farms set our fTee list
s n. MORTON. 81 tinru'- Trust t'dE
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- ~ .-- t =. - N..lllA -
ROOMMATEs WANTED.
S~~-~~N~~S~S~~-~~-~S~~~S-S
ROOMMATE VyANTED-Refn~d Young man.
nicely furnished mont room: second f01r- sis
Locust
ROOMMATE wASTED-RsanclI --5IfT- man
splendid nom. in private family - Wash
inEtOn.
ROOMMATE WANTED-YourE 7aFy T0T-1-
mate: nice room: good hoard: very resisdnabIe
- Pine ST
ROOMMATE wANTED-Rsdne,I Young adv
having nice. sunny room desires continual room
mate. tie1 Deluar.
ROOMMATE wANTED-RFfned young man
having third-hoCr front rOCm. southern expo
sure. desires TO inmate. fl1l Deinnr.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS FLATS.
>~~~~~I-~~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~-
EVANS. 5s3i-Elsgsnt six-roo-u fat: ever
couvtn!ence.
LACLEDE. West OF Spring-E.ieeant. T15Fe-1
I-room nat. with bath. furnace and all con-
reniencess complete set of furniture In nat
fGr sale nt harEain: owner leaving CITY eli
a rs NaiuEriCht building.
PLEToN Place, IA = F0ur-Toom daT f6T
rsnt: 81
THE best located and one OF me most com
Lindei boulevard. west of Grand: 20 per
month. VIII rent only TO PARTIES buying part
Of Furniture. BC - Republic
WEST PINE Boulevard. zsIs-FieE1Hf suite
OF rooms: Ritter's residence.
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nAMDS LODGE. NO. IS. X. OF r.. MEETS
- every wednesday, evening az old telseNs
streets. NnrE Loo ,lr rank uf kuiEnf- Members
vlstts.. c.rlfIrIv invited. Meeting called 40 3.
w tIfAS J.. WULTEaiASNr - g..
Attest 90. L.. EsrmHl. ~ - T. 8 y. NO S'f4
Evans arrrrF
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED siN-room house on Delmsr. be-
tween NanceVenter and Sarah: go. adults only.
reference required Up -. Republic.
LACLEDE. 2f.e-SSuaI Furnished 1at- "a
bath; choice location. reasonable 20 dcslrabl.
parties.
LUCAS. ss0i-Fiat 4 rooms. furnished or un-
furnished. al convenience
VERNON. ss7IA In Cabannsl-FIve--5or1 fiIT-
nishcd fat for rent until May /
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etAA S-Alee-- ..-s--s---s- 44uA 50 st.al0
Inc, S7yes: lead. Se.79o. Total. siO.7s5
GRANNY.

Grauby NJ q :. CO-....-.-.-.... es5.000 40
Zinc. S-,l30. lead. 10. Total. $50
GAI.ENA-EMPIRE
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

tT-TTT-~ -
c-rEantIN furnished rrlrLs IN r.-lE-al. fa-niIE-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT.

8 ~ 1 4 "
Greenwood Commonwealth: Gov.
Longino spent few hours in Green
Vile last week and Editor Pink Smith
wishing to say something nice about
the father of the treasury scandal, got
off the following:
Mississippi needs successor to
Governor Lonigno that will carry on
the general policy he has SO success
fully maintained.
Corinth Herald: All Pink needs is
a building and three iron bars to be a
lunatic asylum. Mississippi's next
governor will not deposite state funds
in the jackson banks and then cause
the indictment of others for following
his lead; will not one day employ
men to work for the state and the
next day investigate" and discharge
them; will promptly pay all rewards
offered for the arrest of murderers
when earned; will not appoint ne
groes to Office; will not be offered
brides, in fact he will be a man every
citizen of the state will feel proud of,
and don't you forget it and his name
is Jas. K. Vardaman.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
America,s Famous Beauties.

Look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores, Pimpies. They don't
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salye. 1t glorifies
the face. Eczema or Salt Rheum van
sh before it. 1t cures sore lips, cha pp-
ed hands, ehilblains. lnfallible for
Piles. Csc at A. b. Finlay & Cos
Drug store.
Dunlap Hats, latest fall shapes,
lust received. Sol Brill.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
ENJOYABLE "Ca lico" Dance.

Of all the past year $ Fin which the
olympia Club has played such a
prominent part in the social life of
the city, none have been more bril-
liant than the present for this seas
on's entertainments, aside from being
charming dances, musicales and card
parties, have often been unique and
original in their design. Such an one
was the ball given on Wednesday
evening when the ladies were all at
tired in calico gowns many of which
were fascinatingly pretty among those
most pleasingly fashioned were the
ones worn by Misses Essye Schles-
niger, Helen Moyse, Jeanette Hartman,
Nettie Marshall and Louise Living
ston, who was awarded the prize.
Dancing was enjoyed until near the
midnigh hour, when a delicious sup
per was served. ..
Among those present were Misses
Blanche Simmons, Beckye Kaufman,
Blanch Bergman, Essye Schlesinge1
Claudia Schlesinger, Nettie Blum,
Helen Moyse, Louis Livingston, Net
tie MARSHALL, Jeanette Hratman, Alma
Marks, Nettie Enrich, Beulah
Frankel, Bertha Fletcher, Sadie Will
czinski, Pearl Simmons, Ruby Sem
mons, Ray Eckstone, Hannah Gold
stein, Minnie Rosenfeld, Adeline
Scott, Florence Mayor and Mrs. Metz
ger; Messrs e. Wolf, H. Schall, L.
Pepperman, Abe Lichtenstein of New
Orleans, @. Stern, I. Scott, M. Berg,
man, L. Frankel, H. Frankel, M.
Brill, S. Moyse, B. Pepperman, A..
Johl, G. Loeb, J. Mayer, of Grand
Lake, Ark. La. Riteman, H. Bergman,
L. Heilbron, L. Scott, A. Weinberg,
S. Woolf, J. Hendle, J. Newman, 9.
Caniman and Udy Calm, of Grand
Lake, Ark. ..4, i. &
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-31
A FEW WORDS POLITICAL.


West Point Leader: The time is at
hand when candidates will soon be
publicly announcing and soliciting
the suffrage of the people for the sew
eral Offices to be filled in county and
state A few have already done so.
For the first time in the history OF
the state, nominations are to be made
for all elective offices in a primary
election, restricted to qualified cleo
tors. In other words, the people
themselves will make the nominations
and not tricksters and trading politi-
clans in convention.
This being true, the people ought
to make it plain from the start, that
certain kinds of men are not wanted
for office and need not apply. Among
these, first of all, is the man who is
secretly in league and touch with the
criminal classes, while himself posing
as good citizen and the friend of
law and order, and who calculates by
deceiving good citizens and winking
at law breakers at the same time, to
ride into office, where he will be false
to his oath and ,betray the trust all
good citizens have unwittingly reposed
in him. We say, first of all, watch
for this kind of candidates and give
them wide berth, for there are some
of this class who offer at every
election.
The honest, plain people want con
scientious, impartial, faithful men in
office, who will be true and faithful
to every trust; not the kind who run
with the hare and hold with the
hounds. ="
Next in importance, whiskey soak
ers and drunkards are not wanted. The
man who is known to get drunk, un
der any circumstances, or uses liquor
for electioneering purposes, should
not be tolerated for Office by any one
who is good citizen and processes to
have the public welfare at heart.
There is no common sense or reason
in sensible men voting to put drunk
ard in office. We don't have to, be-
cause there are plenty of sober, cap
able and worthy men and to spare for
every office to be filled in the COM
1t, goes without saying
that the drunkard in office sympathiz-
es with and has feeling in common
with criminals, while he often excite
their contempt, because he is law
breaker himself.
The Leader promises right now
not its support--but its yigor and un
compromising opposition to all candi-
dates who come under either of the
above headings. In word, let all
good citizens support for office this
year none but sober, capable, honest,
trustworthy men for every position
to be filled. If they do not offer of
their own accord in due time, see
that they are brought out.