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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
DROUGHT SPREADS
Southern Counties Are Ina Bad Way
Lack of Water Causes
MiSery.

r. HUNTINGDON, w. Va, Nov. "a
]'Reports from the country South OF
this city Indicate very distressing
state of affairs occasioned by the pro
llonged drought which has prevailed
over a large area for many weeks.
There has not been sufficient rainfall
in the two months just pas tito lay the
dust on the highways and streams,
wells ana springs are drying up with
alarming rapidity. So severe was Tie
drought even during the summer
months that in many localities crops
failed and general distress must er.
sue before the end of the winter
months
a travelling man who has just reach
ed this city from trip through. the
southeastern part of Lincoln county is:
authority for the statement that farm
ers in that locality are hauling water
for domestic purposes from distances
ranging from four to seven miles and
that there is q considerable area in
that locality upon which not a, drop of
rain has fallen in seventy days
Many of the people have been led
by a religious sect that recently gain.
ing foothold in that region to believe
that a general famine is imminent az
ter which the parched and partly de.
populated earth is to be destroyed by
fire N
It is said that some OF the best peo
pie in this district have caught the IL
lusion and are fasting and praying
waiting devoutly as they believe, for
the day OF wrath g SSsss sss.s4
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MARION COUNTY Y
Will [ SOON BE UIP
WITH FA Y ETIE
THE GRAND J uRY5 HAS RETURN.
ED MIN Es5TRuE# BILLS FOR
EELONSs
THERE ARE THREE MURDER
CASES BUT N ZONE oFTHEM
LIKELY FIRST DEGREE. #
PROSECUTING 6 Alto oRNEY POW
#z5 ELLIS WORKING HARD 10
CLEAR THE DOCKET:

II Marion county keeps; on 1t; will
soon be equal to Fayette in criminal.
ity. The grand jury last evening re.
turned nine felony charges and one
znisd demeanor. Tomorrow the jeiry
viii examine e more Witnesses andwil1
likely return three or four more fefo-
MES. This is more than twice the
usual number there not being more
than four or five as a general thing
So far The grand jury has examined
seyentysiS witnesses and has only
worked on fe1onies. t was thought;
that the case against Jesse Taylor
would be q felony, but the evidence.
proved otherwise.
The following Is the list Of indfctz5
tnents With the charges
~ Andrew Smith, colored. felony
stealing $50 from Q. j. Eddy's feed
stable in this city.
w M. q: Protzman. felony. shooting
with intent to Kill Dave Wilson az.
the T7rotzman Hotel In this city,
Bud Yates. felony, assaulting With
Intent to kill George Fortney,Y at
Kingrnont
Frank an .PuIice. italian. felony, MUIR
idering francesca Natasso. at Farm.
ington.
Jesse Taylor, nisdemeanor, carry
ing revolver.
Hugh Adams, colored, felony, muir
dering Leila Miner, at Gray's Flat
Ross Herndon, felony. stealing
goods totthe amount Of $31 from @F1rS
man Lambert.
Helen 6Kerns alias Mary a. Watson.
felony forging the names of Fred /
W.. kahrl and A. j.. Parrish to a note
for $1,000 on the Bank of Fairmont
4 Helen Kerns alias Anna A Brown;
felony, forging the names Of S. 4.ssl
Watson and j. NJ. Jacobs to MOTEL
'or. 81 900 on the First National Bank:
Robert ia aclesons felony. murderlng
Charles Cozad, a t Worthington
The three murder cases were all +
committed under rather peculiar dir
umstances and it is doubtful wheth.S Il
r or. not any Of them viii be charged
q the first degree.
The Court recessed until to-mor-
ow when the regular work will be
AIKEN up again. It might be that8lit. e
Ie attention will be paid to nlisde- Z
1eanors at this term,5a Prosecuting 81
-ttorney Powell desires to clear the
ocket a. nearly as possible. sI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
MAKES AN HONEST PENNY.
Russe1l Sage Calls $4,000, 900 IN
Loans and Clears $555-55.

New oRk, Nov. "a ---Russel!
Sage sent cold Schil1s chasing down
Wall streets spine yesterday by call
ing $2O,o0O,o oo0fof loans %The stock
market went to pieces in ten minutes.
and cal money advanced from ; ,
sss4 per cent. Apparently satisfied with
'Ssthe8 market Mr.. Sage put out his
at per cent. He had scarcely
I'D one SO when the Committee of Safe:
. poured millions into the street
4 breaking the rate to 3 per cent. The
market began to recover at once
I Wien the gongsrangs at three O'Clock:
Z Traders 5 We're trying to get thei.
stocks back again
this Transaction Mr sage IS
richer byS%one three hundred and six
sstieths OF = per cent. on s$2O,0O0,ooO. This
amounts to s555.5 quite an honest
sSpennysfor a man Of 81 to make in half
ian hour. y
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Many Mills Starting.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 24.-:AIanyy mills
Of the Carnegie Steel Company vii |
be started soon and it is estimated thai
from 1000 to 1000 men will go back
to work: Twenty tin mills of the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Com
pany at Sharon will be put in blast
in a few days. All three Of the big
blast furnaces of the Carnegie Com
pany Of South Sharon are now run
ming steadily. Eight mills of the
Laugh1in tin works at Martins Ferry,
g were started Monday: The men,
tits s said s aiy are expecting 2 70 per cent
Increase In wages at the beginning of
the year. SSS j;s
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P0lIN
EsipENT RoosEsE
AND GUESTS
SEVEN o,c ts3sE
AL It'll - aatiLY Y
y EXcEPT lSERMiT
SCtaoo
PRESIDE NTAnlpa pasffiiss ro OK
LONG II oRs sEBsa
ls#MoR oRhIRiG

BY Pub
SsrAsHINGTO&ss
bratioa of
lssoVerpme dapart
:seryi ces sere8 lie ID
churches the he
.rfolls hosl5:: 3
I5outs fsolls:s1l:
poor.
The
served for e 5Fsissss
END guess iosE
=tl1ars hour.
The 81 5porlns 4
Nose, of ycsterly no
roasted unde ers the s1ipe ion 5fs
I ~ Pinckness the
ard j who as an expe
II the preside dentss
slera the w hite louise
nit. the second boy
Mass. SC chool. sesl
Come hor1
sr114e of5s the schen
want to ave
hi case. hose IL
bird With he eresfdeil
Mrs Doug Rob obfnaon
sinson and
Fargo, all lsofS New
House guests dr.sS an
viii accom- pany N
Roosevelt To- S zoliis
this morn m tle Presf
guests started
ride throug Rock craek
oyer5$tFia BfaryIa Ill rs orf 8
the 81
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The turkeys THAN NKSGIVING TOASI

ii 4ere'ss TO the 3lealthof absent friends!!4
ere'ss TO the ones most true
ia toast to those The future lend
NJ Long life 70 all anew,
;33;II3onst she'd a tear for him lslso lies
S5Dismantled%o on his bier
Esk5e. Is,sa5. gave gave his life without a SIGH
And :bade We all good cheer,
Epitaph.
ale was a grand and tender bird the
| best of all was he,
ss4A>nd SO With thanlkfulness we sing
And hope for more to be!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
CO o no Build Bridge at huntington

sg8sS; "a @ TO Build Bridge atHuntinston
s3HUNTINGToN, w Va, Nov "a .--
Besides extending its yard room here
and building new shops, the G. & O..
Railroad Company will probably
bridge the Ohio river at this place
III Is said the company is planning
over the river and north
thirty 1.-TWO miles up Symmes creek,
there connecting with the c., H. &
d.. and securing a direct outlet to
Chicago and other lake points. The
railway shops and yards will be some
or the most extensive in this part
of the country
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Louise Levin Matthews

Louise Levin Matthews.
= come.&the monarch Of the feast
Before We lords 50 sc y,
On Blended knee, without head
To grace this glorious day:
Be thankful, all ye men SO bold, S2:
And maids Of dainty tire
To grander feast did knights of old &
Nor ladies' e'er aspire
I ruled the fowls like any King;
Ny head was always high, 5.
Until, to grace this humble board,
I laid me down to die.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
:: Fiftieth weddina Anniversary.

1IItIekh lhaa4yAnntVersary.3!
Relatives. and friends here Of the
venerable couple named below have
received the following Invita- alton
1854 1904
Rey. Hugh$O Orr and Mrs. Mary ]. $Ros,
borough would welcome you
On Monday December Twelve
from q stos4 % TO 10 O'clock MI
215@ Ohio avennes Avalon
Penney yaIia
aIss zlsalyf
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THE OTHER ONE.

l am the joyous, gladsome Turk;
am the merry one.
They think I'm sick, but that's trick,
Oh. I'm c11ock full Of fun!
/ drag my wings and lean against
The barn; look '.all in
Till Farmer Jones, in solemn tones,
Says: Gosh. he's gettin' thin, !" 4 $s5
I hump my back and use one leg
For standin purposes
Then Jones wife says: s Pom my life!
He's gettin worse, he ISL
Perhaps the Joke is on me though
While am full Of mirth
l must pass by. the cornmeal pie
. Or else get or the earth! K,C.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
/. FUND SHORT. H,:, j. $50. 900.
Plans For Mckinley Monument at
4 Canton, O.. May Have to Be#
Changed for Financial
Reasons. u

NEW YORK, Nov. The Ma
tional trustees of the Mckinley Me
mortal Association, who have in their
charge the erection OF the McKin=
ley monument IN Canton, o., met
here and viewed the design present
ed by the official architect. II Van
buren McGonigle: AT the close Of the
meeting it was stated that the sum.
needed had not been raised; and that
changes which may be3necessary will;
be made for financial rather than ar
tistic reasons.
The drawings are said to show u
massive structure unlike either the
Grant monument in New York or the
Garfield monument IN Cleveland. It's
situation on the top Of a hill renders
a beautiful approach possible. and the
opportunities offered gave the archi;
tect an Idea which It is said would re$
qufra more money than the trustees
have in hand. They have now about
$3.50 100 and need about $50 sooosl
nor fto carr out ans they
Wish
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
THE oBLivIoUs TURK.

Three months ago was "a wreck,
But now friends, gaze at me!
I'm full Of corn and middlin's
Expansiyeness and glee!
I used to be an invalid;
To-day the doctor said
I'd fool 'em all and pull through if
If didn't lose my head
Oh, what cinch. Oh, luscious joy!
To eat, and eat, and eat,
And gobble till you have to quit
Or else fall of your feet!
To-day I ate a sack Of shorts
You betfPm feelin' fine.
Of all the glad times Of the year
Thanksgiyin' time for mine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
Scarlet Fever Raging.

HUNTINGToN. w. Va, Nov. "a -
#sAns 4an epidemtc of scarlet feyer:is raging
s5In The vicinity Of the G. & O.. school,
fact nat many parents have kept
cir gch i1dren at, home since the out
has possibly kept down the
spread Of the disease beyond this
parti ticlhar district 4.
I Pipes tobacco AMI cigars Isarney.
lloyd Main street s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-24
SntaI IPoxE 7epoist
odicia1 report of lie heai board
regarding TIL es small 1lpoxs tfuat on fin
pvIli iaet 81

The Ladies' I'D Socie Of HE
Isitiaerans cihnreI nest ths
home AZ eissI I3lsrS6
street tosmorgs,S At sse
O'clock iass IS tie
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Jossnts ana ~
Vincent #
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aSss stl fatsicB sung Ia t.ssT he Beauty DOC
tssf:; 81 sRle c,lsIy Marion iano
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tobacco an an d cigars AZ Isarney.

rioI, llouI 80.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
90 Carleton bIds.. sixth L olive. 81. louis. No.
WHY rent? BUY! BUY |!

500 ASH AND so MONTHLY BUYS
AIS MGpl- Boulevard. Aiaplewood. T-roon brick,
in complete order. large attic and stable: EOS
session At once.
vs.. RARNEs. 2ls wainwright building.
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A ON FURNITURE.

Rates and terms unheard OF. Lock:
S9 weekly pays a $3.50 loan
Sled weekly pays a So. 90 loan
SL.U weekly pays q 5000 loan
sc weekly pays a $sa0 loan
Payments mar be made weekly. eHmronchly
or monthly. Il Is to your interest to consult
uA All bushes, private and above board. See
US CHEMICAL co,
81 Chemical building. Eighth and Olive.
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Choice Real Estate Loans

and tornado insnrsnee and tfties By best inre.-
t~igators: $500. 500. 500. $50, 500. N.ooo. sI.Io.
sI.zc, $500. 81. 800, $3.50. 80. S1.sc9. 81
s1,5oo, s2.sD. 250l, 1900. 1850, $500. $3.50,
300, so. COO. So. 900. o.er-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-16
WELTNER CONSERVATORY

OF Music. located At 5A Pags boulevard. 81
Louis, No. All branches OF music. dramatic
and operate art. modern languages etc.
taught The Wei;rer Conservatory has the
LARGEST and MOST COMPETENT FACTI~
TT OF Any CONSERVATORY WEST OF tbs
consisting OF .orty-four eminent
ertists aud maEesS formerly OF Berlin. Paris.
LONDON. Vienna. New York ard other European
ard American musical centeTs.
Diplomas and gold medals awarded graduates
and post-EratuatsS. The Weitner Conservatory
class OF June. 1874, consisted OF s~Ixty-sl1 rsd-
uatee and Dost-Eradua;ss which was by far
the largest class Of graduates OK any 81 Louis
conservatory for mary -ears
Applications for seventy-hve free and Partial
scholarships ANNUALLY awarded to talented and
deserving scholarsl received from now cn.
For beautifully illustrated catalogue and FUR
Their information address Frank veltrer. direct
or. So Pake boulevard. 81. Louis No
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FALL BARGAINS.
BRADBURY PIANO WARER00MS
IL OLIVE STREET.
r. C. Smith, Manufacturer,
A E. Whitaker, Manager.
NEW PIANOS.

NEW PIANOS
special low price on all new pianos this xeek.
ouE price. are always 80 20 100 less rhao
dealers This week We Offer unusual reductions.
New pans Gaiaiiy sod tor 81 al 80 80
New pianos usually SOLD FOR SEQ. this week..Sz25
New pianos usually sold FOR 80. this week sz5
New pianos usually sod for $40. this week. ss2y
New pianos usually sold for $45l. this week. 1856
the o'H I'D f Reifab Il Ri2RGi5sd; our P ss2s. iH ai.s .
record OF 81 continuous yea-s' use az N. White
GsEo
We hare a number OF dne bargains n used
uprights. which we will close out This week
al sstc1ishinsly low prices We can mention
$50 Nice rosewood upright..--3S
&c e. k kPss I gp5 .sh IN s1s eonsi.,on~--Ts
80 abe gn-ishts IN Sae ce,Jfston IL
s75 La-g- BRADBURY upright. Il fne eon---
500 Elesan, mahogany upright used THREE
re-. EatsiSvns 1-icsi -na5ogs-r -,-s,
: with al the la;es; improvements. very
me condition, used two months--.-=.-fS
Used two months
S.1os Catalogue price, fine styis q Bad
0uFy 1' BAB sSs9 HANDS
celebrated BRADBURY make his Teek We
sl.oo Baby Granes a. ----------Ess
SLIGO Baby Gand' 81
800 Rosewood square. in zood o-tsr----3e
40 Fins tons square
$3.50 Very fine Arion square .----------s g
s" FfFs'-'lass sau 6fRGIy
NN' CIE1GS. now =
go E,sht-s.oP oEgaa, ssw -----------;a
Sic5 Eleven-stop Mason d Hanl.n organ
Also a fine line Of new ORGANS In the latest
designs. and with all the best improvements.
from 800 TO sso. the kind that are usually sold
for SO to sl2a. Terms to suit cash or easy pay
ments. Do not waste your time and money az
hixh-priced stores and fake auction or prtvst--
house sales. Wen yCT want to get a EnNS IN
scrunent for little money. together with .
guarantee as GOOD as United States bonds. coma
direct 10 BRADBURY Piano warerooms. Isi3
Olive St :. c. Smith Mt; A q Whitaker,
Mgr.
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READ THESE BARGAINS.

A Decker Bros ae ss5: one splendid CHECKER
ing W right sisS: also a fine Bitou upright at
Sg5: prominent make. These are three Of sew
eral OPPORTUNITIES to purchase good planes on
easy. terms. these goods cannot be
F. BETDR & SON. Seventeenth and Locust.
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Loans at 8 Per Cent.

We make LOANS on FURNITURE PI-
II. ses US before getting a LOON So ]elseHhefe:
T Etl ;sEs T fsg p sS S SPHE a gIss RATE e:
pay of any LOAN or balance on your FtRNI-
TIRE; Pay at your CONVENIENCE Liberal
Call and be convinced. Write
OF telephone Kinloch A eca UNION FINANCE
co. a52 and 500 Or.el building.
Southeast corner Sixth and Locust Entrance
11S y sixth. oppNAits Bars
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
! REEF!

For the next ten days we will give absolutely
free ole lot .JZ!2J feet. including warranty
deed. to each purchaser OF or. OF our J-acre
poultry and fruit fa-Ina. situated on the Iron
division. Z: miles from the CITY limits. that Te
are selling for $500: SO down. then SO a month
Until paid: deed to the free lot TO 10 delivered
when first payment on the 5 acres is made.
without any strings attached TO Il. and the lot
IS yours. free and clear of all membranes.
The 0 arrss will support Yourself and family
near the city. Send or call for our booklet on
what . acres Will do
BRADFORD ROS
"a Csriet N lIlS SiIfh l. IllIrn q I<nuiS- No
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE OR PIANOS.
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL and get our rates
before getting loan elsewhere. our system gives
LONG TAF and PA TsENTS with
REBATE when paid before due. so you ouiy
pay for such time as you nave had loan. We
give PASS BOOK. where AL payments are en-
tered. We DO not require u4yr1HatI while SICK
OR OUT OF WORK; NO PUBLICITY: NO IN
--'H- ! Try. papers can Le
signed At house and you can get money rams
day YOU apply. We make q =~reciaity OF ra.tng
OF any loan Or claim against goods and CIV
tng more money: If you cannot cali. WRITE
OR TELEPHONE US and We VIII send agent
TO explain our T KIN
LOCE B S4, or BELL MAIN 1888.
co.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway and Olive St. Entrnnce. t11 Olive u.
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ARE You LOOKING
FOR A FRIEND
TO LOAN YOU MONEY!
II so call on American Loan Co. We loan
money on furniture. pianos. without removal
from your possession, at the lowest and easiest
terms. You run no risk In placing your loan
with US. We win give you a guarantee not TO
take the goods. as We loan for the interest Only.
We viii let you make terms TO suit yourself.
Extensions granted IN case Of sickness or mis-
fortune. II paid before due We allow you o
discount for rne1pir>i time. Your loan will b
strictly private: no inquiries Of friends or en-
ploycr.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.
SIS Burlington bldg. SO Olive st.
Take elevator to sixth door.
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THE MONEY
THAT YOU WANT
FIND IT lard TO e CAN BE HAD
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS.
Etc. without removing same. from your posses
sion. or Ealaried people on their own names
without security. at reasonable charge. and lfb-
eral terms. You repay the money IN easy weekly
or monthly payments as best suits FOUR conv-n-
ience. II pa!i sooner than pToli>>d a liberal
s~lloxance VIII be made for time saved. We GO
no misleading advertising Hundreds Of salts
sive. confidential dealings Our Office fitted I'D
for privacv with private interviewing rooms.
Call. write or telephone. Kinicch C 1881.
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT co.
Room IIfs Missouri Trust Building.
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$500

$500
Sared vru r. SIS earned. ts - notr We 60 =
by ceiling Won a piano at a price tusc thss
much lower than any other dealer. II ycu visit
our wsreTcoms we will explain the reason and
show YOU the bess assorted stock in St Louis:
all our pianos ara personally selected
F. BEYER & SOS. Seventeenth and Locust
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I24o acres adjoining K;rkwoot. on the eiec.
trio line. for 5000.
3. c. sTEvENs. Clayton. No.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

o. furniture. pianos and chatteIs. u yeu owe
q hlgh-priced loan company
OR HAVE DEBTS
Call on the
NEW YORK 20.
We have a remedy. Don't owe everybody,
YOUR DEBT
Make one payneut- Pay them an
We LOAN you MONEY IN SUNS IF
5000 TO $4,000.
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
Remember the place.
NEW YORK FINANCE co,
es and ces Dbl FELLOWS BLDG. rs Owe.
Phones: Main sesM and c no.
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IF you want a piece Of St Louis County prop
erty of any description. write for catalogue.
Just ont. OF farms. investment, gardens, resi-
oence and outside property. B. c. Stevens,
CLAYTON. No.
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.oNE-ACRE tracts on electric railroad on
tig,e payments: three miles west OF city.
n u paT.DU-TN CTe--nD Mn
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A FINE, modern, detached. eisht-roorn homc
IN West End: brick street: lot 35Zi25: price re
cuced to %, SCI.
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~POPULAR-PRIcED PIANOS.

EVerJone wishes a piano. but everyone does
NOT desr. to pay too much rOr a houhas-io
name. We have a piano for Sif5 that We defy
me world 20 beat-uD TO date IN every respect
all fancy CASES We accent as low a. 80 down
and IS monthly. No trouble 20 show goods.
=. BEYDE & son. Seventeenth and Locust.
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WHY not come and see .55s Comfort ave.
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NED Park-s5to cash and - peT month
Will buy sN--cor. new. two-story brick house;
price s2s1. E. Il Gregory, Clark ave. TuIe-
do PARK, No.
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MUSICAL.

FINE $50 square Steinway piano. your Owe
pElce: party leayLnE city Ia y Garrison
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LOT IN Old Orchard: 10112oo; nicely located:
et a bargain. l4o6 Olive.
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$500 Cash-BaIanee SIS Per Msnth.

$50 Old Manchester read (Arloel, a seven
room frame. with reception hall; bath, furnace.
cabinet manteis. sanitary plumbing. city water;
lot 6rxIEo; possession at once; price 81. Ss.
John S. & BRO, II y. Seventh y.
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HILL, half nile west Of CITY limits;
7-room frame dwelling: lot eJxao: sable, fruit
trees: price G,Io.
SCRKAYP-GIvANs r. CO.,
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ONE acre. with four-room house. all out IN
fruit. all fenced: three miles west OF city. price
;1.5J. o P. Clayton, No.
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TWO acres. with four-ruor house. on electric
line. one mile west Of Clayton. for ESQ.
n ~ CTTTE-[E (7ey-nO No
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$1,000. three Year,. at s per cent, on 81
houses; west End, near yendeventer place
rents 81. 100. KA f4s. Republic,
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A SNAP IN suburbs: fraus house Of o rooms.
In thorough repair: grapes. fruit trees, etc:
hot and cold water: lot l9,x9U feet: price s., 800;
cash O. time. KA i3s. Republic