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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-05
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June S.
Clearance prices
Now on Women's
New York
Tailored Suits
and on
Pongee, Linen,
Silk and Cloth
Outside garments.
Many Elegant Novel
ties to select from.
More Separate
Skirts and Shirt
Waist Suits.
More Shirt Waists.
Wash Dress Goods
One case, As pieces, no
two alike. Attractive de-
signs and co1orings.
27-inch Burmah
ChaIIies, SC a yd.
Another $500 yard lot
perfect 'Short lengths of
10 to 20 yards.
Best Standard
Prints, DC a yard.
Lot Fancy Stripe Cling
hans-heretofore 10c.-
now 6 LAC a yd.
Great variety of Wash
Dress Stuffs, 10c, u 1-2c,
15c, zoe and Csc a yd.
Ribbons.
Another lot of 3 3-4in.
Brilliant Taffetas at III
lie a yd.
Jersey Underwear
for women and children.
Bargains in
Cotton
Underwear
for women.
Wrappers and Dressing
Sacques.
Petticoats.
All grades. Special at
98c, and in Silk at $5.48
ana 1910.
Crash dwelling
Special lot at 6 lac a
yd. Close prices on all
grades.
7 towels, Napkins,
Table Damasks. l,
defender" ready-made
Sheets and Pillow Cases. I
Store full now of bar t
gains. t
Good time for custom
ers from a distance to come \
and make selections. T.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-05

But letter writing was an art in those
days. The members of this new Og-
flers' society cannot write their names
in snowdrift with long stick.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-05

1t cost dollar but it was worth it,.
Now the patient thinks of sueing the
doctor, because his landlady threatens
to kick him out, owing to his tendency
to eat what's in front of him.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-05

The latest society in town is 1.-The
Oglers." Meetings Sunday evenings,
on the curb or thereabouts, near
church time. Is there need to name
the president and tell the rest? 1t
isn't secret society. Would that it
we're! Byron ran up against much the
same thing years ago, and so he wrote ::
For glanees beget ogles, ogles signs,
Signs wishes, wishes words, and
a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. King and VIII
King returned to Cameron yester-
day. The gentlemen had been here
working on the Carnegie library.
FOR SALE-i large roll-top desk I;
small iron safe; letter press; I
1901 pound scale; all IN good con-
dition. w. o. Sanders Co.'s office.
The Eagle learned last night that
in the base ball games at Waco Bay
Tor defeated the A. and NJ. o 20 In
the first game and ITO 3 10 the sec
ond.
DR.. W. c. FrIley left yesterday for
Rockdale 10 preach today and to-
night for Rev. W. A. Hamlet, who
is conducting the revival meeting
here.
All kinds Of fresh bread, cakes and
everything made by iirst-class ba-
kerry will be found AZ Mrs Otto
Boehme's Your business will be
appreciated i2j
some Of the colored teachers Of the
county are making an effort 20 get a
summer normal for Bryan and will
petition the state superintendent re-
garding the matter.
Lawn Mowers-Tho Royal Ball
Bearing, The Majestic, can be seen
40 my store. They are grass cutters.
10 isa pleasure 10 show goods.
los J. Allen Myers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-12
Local NeSOS

&cal flNtl-e -. . 49, - 80
shoestriug Belts at Norwood's. ii3
Miss Sue McLolland is visiting in
Waco.
Go to Norwood for your Easter
parasols. l'3
Mrs. w G. Taliaferro Is visiting la
Waco.
Fancy wide embroideries At Nor
woods. lob
R.H. Scale Of Benchley was here
yesterday.
hBaby Madison is here-at Clarke
4 Fountains. ITO
WI. Englisn Of Reliance was In
town yesterday.
Buy your little boys Easter suit
from Norwood. 100
II. {. Robinson returned from Tex
arkana yesterday.
The oldest druggist Ia town-Hall's
Drug Store. 10
@. II. Dickerson was here from
Wollborn yesterday.
Five good work mules for sale,
Apply TO o. l.. Tabor. 10
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Wardell left
Yesterday 10 visit iu Hearne.
A new line Of Mercorizod oxforis
Tor Waists 40 Norwoods. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Brown left
yesterday 20 visit in Calvert.
Norwood leads them all Ia up-to.
date styles and patterns. 100
Misses May and Olive Howard ar,
guests Of Mrs. A. Boatwright.
Just reccived-Lowuey's Easter
Candles, az James & Hart's. s1-'
Mrs. Stella Henry Of Bouchley wa
a visitor TO the city yesterday.
Go % NOrwood's TOT your Malhlnt
hats. 100
Mrs. WIN. Rigby left yesterday ID
visit at Houston aud Columbus.
Beaded slippers just received.
webb Bros.
Prof r. G. Rollins and family o
Tabor were in the city yesterday.
You will see the best drosser'
wearing Webb Bros. Spring Hats.
lOs.g-ii
Miss Lillian Parks left yesterday O.
visit in Waco aud Hubbard city.
Go TO Norwood's for your evening
dresses. lJ'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-12

Rev. 5 G.. Martin Of Steep Hollow
was a visitor 90 the city yesterday.
Go TO Norwood's for your Easter
fans. 100
Mrs. Ada Bass returned yesterday
after visiting In the BTazos bottom.
Beautiful new line Of Tumblers
and Goblets just received. J. Allen
Myers. los
Prof S. II. Dunlap was here from
Kurten yesterday and went 10 MILL
can.
Go 20 Norwood's for your Easter
organdies, wash chifions aud swis-
ses. 100
Mrs. Emmett Rohde returned 20
Hearne yesterday after visiting rela-
tiyes.
A new line Of White Alexander
Cloths tor Waists and Dresses at
Norwood's. 40
Mrs. sue Barnes Of Waco IL visit
| ing In the city, the guest Of Mr.. D..
r. Dausby.
They have just arrived. Lowney's
fine Easter Candies, In packages, at
PES James a Hart's.
The street force has been grading
lower Main street down as far as the
Ice factory.
White Waists-notice Coulter's ad
about White Waists az bottom Of
/ this page. 100
/ W r. Brown and family and j. w.
| Gone aud family spent yesterday ON
the Little Brozos
Tho swell slipper FOR spring 1908 In
childron's and misses The Court
Tie. Webb Bros. l0s.9-ii
Mrs Il n Harrison and children
left yesterday 20 visit Mrs. NJ. A.
Evetts'at Beuchioy.
Easter Candies-Lowneys pack
ages are the incest. Just received at
at James q Harris. pcs
Star Mineral Wells water on sale
at McDougald's drug store. DR. II.
| II. Harrison, agent. dii2
Just received at Norwood's-Silk
Voilos, Mistrells, Etlmenes and
/ Irvine Cloths for shirts. 10
Mrs. - p. Wilson Of Palestine and
| Miss Maggie Wilson OF Woilbon
were visitors here yesterday.
A complete line Of drugs. medi-
cines, porfumery and druggists sun
dries 40 Halls Drug Store. 10
Tho latest thing for shirt wast
suits is White China silk, only 4sc
Iper yard, 40 Norwood's iiO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-12

For prescriptions, drugs, perfum-
erv and toilet articles remember
Halls Drug Store is the place. 10
Contractor Newton has finished
the brick work on the Braatz bust
ness house on lower Main street.
The strongest line ever shown Ia
Mems $50 aud $40 Suits are az
i0s-q-tt Webb Bros.
Mrs. c. b. Ross is en- route from
Manila. p. / for visit 20 her
brother, Cadet Lieutenant J. A..
Baum.
Toilet Ammonia Water, scented
white violet-a delightful and re-
freshing requisite for the bath-at
Reads Drug Store. 10
Mrs. II. Thomas and Mrs. w. Rob
inson " Galveston and Mrs. NJ. l..
Price Of Montgomery are visiting at
Ursuline Convent.
4 surrey, extension top, cut under,
good as new, for sale cheap; also for
sale, soue Jersey COWS, In milk. APP
ply 10 j. y. Henderson. 1895
Sim Spell Is now the only driver
for the Jewel Laundry on the west
side OF town, ON Mondays. Save
your bundle for him.
Garden aud Lawn Hose for sprink-
ling. My stock is new and first.class,
three, five and seven ply, get prices.
j. Allen Myers, Hot Kutter los
The new Methodist church build
ing has been completed, the carpets
have all been laid, and the church 10
complete for the Easter services to-
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-12
Al conIter's.

The prettiest line Of White Lawn
aud Embroidery Waists shown I'm
Bryan, and il Is a pleasure for Us 10
show them. W. j. Coulter. 100
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
MOODY TO RESIGN.
Secretary Of Navy, it is Reported,
VIII Retire From the Cabinet.

Washington, D. c., Sept ga state.
ment was made in Washington yester-
day evening, coming from an appar-
emily authoritative source. that Mr..
Moody, secretary Of the navy, serious
ly contemplates retiring from the
cabinet, and that his return to Wash
ington in the next ten days is pre-
paratory to such action. The admin
istration OF Mr. Moody has not been
as successful as it might, it is report
ed. nor has it had the full approval
.of the president, although Mr. Moody
has ever been ready to follow any
.euggestion made by the chief execu-
tive as to the management OF the
navy.
His health has not been good since
the serious fall be had when thrown
from a carriage at Annapolis several
months ago, and this will be given as
the reason for his retirement from
the cabinet Friends of Lient. Peary
say that the opposition of the secre-
tary to tho Arctic expedition was un-
compromising, and that he came into
open conflict with Mr. Darling, the
assistant secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
PICNIC Al ORLANDO.
Governor Ferguson and others Deiiv.
cred Addresses.

The harvest home picnic. held a,
Orlando. Saturday. was success from
every standpoint one Of the largest
crowds that city has ever entertained
enjoyed the amusements that had been
prepared by the committee on ar
rangements. Premiums had been adj
vertised to be given away on the best
grades of wheat submitted and there
We're fully 5000 bushels of a superior
grade brought in by the farmers
Governor Ferguson. Colonel Seward
of Guthrie and County Attorney
Johnson Of Perry. were present and
delivered addresses.
Saturday night E. e. Cowman, sec.
retary Of the committee on arrange
ments, with the committee, rendered
a reception to Governor Ferguson
which was attended by large crowd
Races, athletic contests. base ball
game and other amusements aided in
the occasion one to be long
remembered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09

Reports from Southwestern Oklaho-
ma in the Wichita mountains say that
acveral hundred experienced miners
have arrived and are prospecting for
minerals. Il is believed that rich dis
coveries are only questions Of a short
time. Stories of threatened trouble
between the Indian police and the
miners have reached here. Last week
the police were sent to the Mt sheri-
dan district with orders 70 destroy
property on Indian allotments. The
miners resented this and finally armed
themselves with Winchesters. When
bloodshed seemed to be impending the
police retreateds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
CARNIVAL AT ENID, 0. T.
September IA, IS, 10, II, 10, and 1s.--
One Week Of Solid Fun.

September IA, IS, 10, II, 10, and 49,
One Week Of Solid Fun.
Monday-Opening day
Tuesday-M Merchants and Trades
Display
Wednesday-Old Settlers Parade.
Thursday Mems Parade.
Friday-Travellng Men and Flower
Parade
Saturday, Broncho Busting and
Roping Contests
Free attractions viii be given each
day as follows:
Loop the Loop, High Wire Walking,
High Dive. Slack Wire Walking, Jug
Cling and Acrobatic Act Dumont's Air
Ship, etc, etc, etc.
Wednesday evening $1,000 fireworks
display
Premiums to be paid on all live
stock and agricultural products.
The Denver. Enid and Gulf Railroad
will run excursion trains leaving
Guthrie $3.50 a. m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
WITHIN TWENTY MILES.

Track layers on the Arkansas Val
ley and Western railroad are within
twenty miles Of Perry All grade and
bridge work has been completed from
Pawnee TO Perry and # is Only a
question OF a short time until the
road will be completed from Pawnee
TO Perry. Trains are being operated
from Pawnee east TO the main line OF
the Frisco.
Work on the Frisco extension out
of Enid has been commenced This
road is part Of the Arkansas Valley
and Western.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
what Is LIfe2

In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results. Irregular living means
arrangement Of the organs. resulting
in Constipation. Headache or Liver
trouble. DR. Kings New Life Pills
quickly re-adiusts this. It's gentle
yet thorough. Only csc at F. B. Lille
& Co.'S drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09

From Fort Reno comes the an
nouncement that General Nelson A.
Miles. until last month active head OF
the United States army, win visit that
post soon TO spend several weeks on
a hunting and fishing trip, in its yicin-
ity Captain Donovan Of Fort Reno,
already has located a camp for the
former commanding general during his
stay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
Correspondence School.

The teachers Of Logan county will
meet at the office OF supt Derrick
Saturday Sept 10, 10 organize the
Loagn County Correspondence school
This school will endeavor 70 give
the teachers Of the county and also
OF Guthrie city an opportunity to ad
vance educationally while persuing
their school work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
sueklen,s Arnlea saIvs.

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. It surpasses any other salve,
lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts,
Corns. Burns, Boils. Sores Felons,
Ulcers. letter Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores Chapped Hands. Skin Erup-
tlons; infallible ior Piles. Cure guar
anteed. Only 25c at F. b. Lille & Co.,
druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09

Don't delay minute Cholera In
fanum, dysentery, diaThoea comes
suddenly Only safe plan is to have
Or. Fowler's Extract OF VIII Straw
berry always on hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-09
penver. EnId and euIf.
J., {. & G. RATES AND DISTANCES.

List of stations on this new line, and
Yates and distances from Enid, TO
ether with through rates from inn
ortant telmini:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
Nice Suburban Homo Only $500

tvo-story brick residence. . rooms reception
nall and cellar taat is sranitoii: lot 5axIt1 feet;
situated on the north side of Woodland ave.
which IL one block south Of Manchester road and
one block west OF MariswoOI Station This IL
the cheapest property offered for sale in Ne Ma
plewood district. Let show il to YOU. Il
Is the first brick hnt;se on north side OF Wood
land ave. west OF Big Bend road
CHAS. +. EOGET.. 6.4 Chestnut st.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Real Estate,
4h%-- money 70 LOAN -4ha

Ny clients being unable 10 secure satisfactory
= secursty on real estate at per cent have IN
struc;ea ne 10 place their funds ranging in sums
of frotn slget 70 $3.50 at ~ per cent interest.
security offered must be from TO times the
CIIAs. + ToGEL. ct Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
MECHANICS IRuSI co.

VII ADVANCE you from SO to Sj1J or FURN!-
IT, ne; IiANEoS. HORSES and wagons With
EAIE that vii enable you to PAY or any
DtIST you may nave. you RETURN the
money you in weekly mcnth pay
nents. and cniy PAY for the TIAL. you use tho
MONEY: WIN in need of MONEY, call At
PRIVATE OFFICE and get cur RATES, or
TELEPHONE . 2l73. MECHANICS TRUST
CO, Cor. Sixth and Olive. sec5ni floor. EN-
TRANCE cf7 y Sixth i
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

| ROOMS FOR RENT.
| ARSENAL St. lSpa-NiceIy furnished room. in
| private family.
| AUBERT Ave. 1894 Nicely furnished fyon,
| room: s. month: all conveniences: strictly private
| family.
BERNARD St, 2sli-Two connecting rooms,
suitable for gentlemen: every modern conven-
| ience: also hrcil stable.
BLAIR, 1872 - Th!rd-aoor furnished complete
| BRANTNER, SI7l-Two connecting rooms: fur
! nishe5i.
| BRIGHT front room: southern exposure; pr
/ yate family. West End: $3.50 per week. E Us.
Seprbc.
| BROADWAY. los and I07 Nat the Rest
rooms -5c TO s. per day: weekly rates correspond.
| alcoye light housekeeping If wanted.
CARDINAL Ave. sol y. Corner of Morgan
Furnished front room: al eonyeniences.
| CAROLINE, 2s2s-Slcaly furnlshr,, r,cns in
private.
! CARR =. 2214-Neatlv furnished rooms: bath
I and all convenlences.
CARROLL. St, 112I-Nicely furnished front
room: southern exposure: for two gentlemen
CAss Ave- 2sl3-Furnisfsed front room for
housekeeping; inolern house.
| CAss Ave. 1s2s--Front room for gentlemen or
| ladies'; 81 per week; convenieaces. -
lass AVE- -Nff--N'teiN furnished front
sonneetins or single: for housekeeping: laundry
| bath.
cAss ave: si0s-Deslrah'e furnished from,
F FSRaGls connecting or single large yard rent sa
CEKsTNUr ST. IA number Q. cool. de-.r.
able. furnished rooms; office: 81 week up.
CHESTNUT St. ls2T-Newlv furnished rooms.
enc single and one double room; reasonable price
CHESTNUT. 1883 Corner = Nicely furnisbe,
cool rooms: bath. gas, office. $50 week up:
reputable ''
cHoUTEAU Ave. 2Tso-Nicely furnished
rooms.
cEOUTEAI. l2os-Nicely furnished rooms 70.
gentlemen only.
CHOUTEAU Ave. 2712-Nicely furnishe, rooms
In private family, for Light housekeeping.
CHoUTEAU I2l1-Nicely furnished room for
/ housekeepins or two gentlemen: s2.25 a week
CHoUTEAU Ave. I22l-Nicely furnished from,
room for two gentlemen; gas bath; German prtl
waite family. 30
CHoUTEAU. 1GI2-Rooms for light housekeen
ing furnished, SIS up: unfurnished &c up;
connecting rooms. ''
CHouTEAu. 1oiS-Nicely furnished front room
Tor iight housekeeping or gentlemen: two rooms
for Hight housekeeping 81.
CLARK. ScO2-Two unfurnishei rooms: first
floor.
COLEMAN St. Ie0i-Furnished second-story
front roon with three windows for two n,e,:
also bath. '
COMPTON sos MA nicely furnished room
for gentleman; all conveniences.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
.4>>>>>>~o->~~<~>~~
NINTH St. 1885 S-Wait is this wha. you
there 9re no other roSniers? For one or two gen
tlemen: in a family Of two.
o'FALLoN. 507-Twe. connecting furnished
housekeeping rooms; 500.
0'FALLoN ST.. Nicely furnished second
story room. for one or two gentlemen.
nished rooms; ali convenienees that are necessary
for housekeeping; no c niLutet:
OLIVE St 2S26-NeSlv furnished rooms; gas
and bath
OLIVE St. i93s-NIcely furnished rooms; for
OLIVE ST. s72s-ons furnished room for
tr;trs!ents
OLIVE St .7I0-one large light. well fur
| nished room: $3.50 per week.
OLIVE st. 352i-Neatly furnished rooms for
gentlemen or couple; gas oath.
oly S. ;i.ALaT Tsss.S S2SS front p"r'OF also
Ol.IvF: St. 25r5-Furnshed room. s. per week,
also rooms furnished for hdusekcerint.
OLIVE. St. e7ls-t'ool. pleasant. second tioor
, reoE southern eNpesSgs: a!-% h3tt room.
uI.VE St, 4le- Nicely furnished rooms suit
! able for four gents: permanent or transient
OLIVE 81. Neatly furnished ROOM very
reasonable sood beard II desired: gas. bath.
csmt.alsnces. southern exposure: fer gentlemen.
OLIVE 81 s775-NeNlv furnished ;!r.t anl
SEQ M uour front rooms: bath. single roOnl $50
OLIVE s.. 2iga-.a- Elrsan;ly furnished room.
southern rNpusU:e; also large rco4. tor tyI: gen
tl,nea
DrJy-I, ST elegantly flrl!shel rooms:
baths. Uttered water. spie=ns. Nelsbaeh lights
reasonable
OLIVE It. y -i.iTSh ss.9n 80, Cont room.
or we Rooms "n Suts; ~, m2.e!i.
Gentlemen
-I,,., ,,s...-.--r, ..cc .-Ia-o1, g,o,,. ~, roll
.a''rt h"u;. - - ,,r,,I rri,-at ra,nII,.
PAGE ana J.rair.- second ITl00rI-'rwO (!T-
nishtd or unfurrlishsI rooms: southern exposure
rIGE Avs st55-Su!t. of rooms: nicely fur
nishsd; hath: private. family: privilege uf house
~ itlE.
paGE EnuIav,rd iGiSA '.3ic. s,ct,ud-floor
front rrc,r,. ali ,grv"rlSl Is: private family:
IN Al ya.,
PAGE Ave @<.1I--FIeas.,ut. cooi, we;i-frr-
Missed mont room. private family: bath reason
az thaI ssS.
PAGE boulevard 44j5-Pleaslut furnished sec
@ai,S,3rL from; room al convenience pri'''e
t..'s t-,..---- ---------- -------
psTF, A.. 5nG.s-Tw0 Handsomely furnished
IONS nGI Or IN rs, suit n5s Goycnit h,,, .-s IN
III - - No.. ,;'' 1r,,y ;" 100 40
ttass ile'u "ttlS
PAPlN St, 29N-
-
PAPlN St. l4Sc-Neatiy fufnisnei front and
connecting rooms Tor Ash' h'US'Neep!hs' also
- $500 -
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UNDERWOOD College. St. Charles. Mo-. is
now oren TO limited number Of summer board
sxs.. Write TO Virgil Ryder.
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We ADVANCE ERONEY

TO SALARIIsD PEOPLE: NO MORTGAGE. 40
lSDORSER.
Without employers knowledge: also furni.
and Tnost private in the city.
ST LOUIS INVESTMENT CO.
1Ils Missouri Trust bldg. Kinoch c 1867.
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Busiest Corner in ST. Louis.


Above Is a plan Oh suite OF three con-
Meeting rooms OIL the second soor of The
Republic building. They front on Olive st.
and have total of 5Sg square feet CT floor
space. The tenant may divide and arrange
TO suit. They have steam heat, plenty nat
ural light. elevator service and are readily
reached by stairway. one short Eight They
are the best located ana handiest suite Cor
business offices in the city
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE.
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For RENT. DWELLINGS.

BOTANICAL Axe. Ss..-EeEt room ncclern
residence with reception hlll. all COuyeriences.
southern exposure: fine lot. open all day
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G g. g. = 3 e 6 e. z. 3

Quit paying away your wages in hiEh interest
S i YOU can 59rIow money from the Union
Linance CO. AT ONE-Hkl.F WHAT OTHERS
CHARGE. LOqns on hulseaoId goods. pianos.
salaries, etc. leaving goods in your possession:
no publicity. Fay at YOUR convenience Time eN-
tended in case ot sickness: ~ extra charge.
CAL. write or telephone Kialoch A s32.
UNION FINANCE CO. Rooms 3G7-so5 Oriel
building, southeast corner Sixth and Locust.
Entrance SlG y. Sixth street. opposite BarT's.
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MONEY!! gMONEY

~ ~ -" ''a-Sie'-S-ct
LOANED 10 RELIA!sLI. EMPLOYEES.
h5lseheepsr ana business FDRSI-
GCfE, NaEeHs. live stock AID PIANOS. leaving
tame IN your possession. If you any loan
salary concern or ans bills we will ray them
and advance wa more money. You can repay
us in easy WEEKLY. MONTHLY or YEARLY
payments.
We make 40 Inquiries Of your employers We
extend payments in case of sickness or out o.
work. Call: write OF phone Main 2g5G.
49, NEW YoRt. FINANCE; COMPANY.
to'-20S-.o9-2l0 ODD Fellows Sclldinr. Ninth and
Olive
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

bakery: 2i4 barrel. daily e uucker ST
Charles Mo. ~ ' -
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ROOMS AND BOARD wASrxp.
COUNTRY BOARD.

by two gentlemen. with references. nicely fur
H!shed front room: two meals: strictly private
family: west of Grand. o 2SI. Republic.
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bAtGAiN; L. room house: full good paying
iISSoanerSi VIII bear close Investigation al
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FOR RENT. SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FURNISHED. - rooms. bath. shade: O--n'
viii board: reasonable. Adams. Claiborne plac
Webster Groves.
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WE solicit. correspondence with eople out {
city wanting Tou-finS- houses Saloons rsstauI
ants. grocery and confectionery. Royal Bushes
Agency. PJzzoui building.
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DYNAMOS and motors. all styles and voltages:
for sale or rent: We buy electrical machinery.
Rooster MacGCyerE Electrica! Gu. Tel. ali6 Y ain
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ROOMS WITH uosRD.

ADVERTISER has south room: Just vacated:
unusually desrabe house between lawns: Pine.
near Grand ave; for gentlemen approaching eN-
celent table $685. Republic.