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The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
Marqusm " as Too Late

The Marquam delegation to the re- publican national convention was not given a hearing before the committee on credentials for the reason that notice of the contest had not been filed in time. T. A. Marquam, A. V. Watson, J. T. Rudd and L. M. Liscal were among those who went to Chicago to file the contest. Judge Brown was on the delegation, but he did not go east
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
Will Mot Children

Prof J. I. Lee will meet all the chil- drcn of the Skagway public schools, who will take part in the program for the Fourth of July next Monday, at the public school building at 7;3O o'clock this evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
PFRSOh4l MENTION

L SowoIbg, agent of the Alaska 5 o-uushlI Company, a. Uaines, arrived 5u .na Earu.Iou this morning He will return Co his post on the same boat lhis evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
SKAGWAY WEATHER

For the 24 hours preceding 6 o'clock a. .n., June 90, 1901: Highest temperature, 60 above. Lowest temperature, 70 above.
 Fl. D. Clark,
 '. s. Voluntary Observer.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
JudEs Tanner Imposes Eino

J1I. Tanner, municipal magistrate, fined John Ealem SIOO and John Lar sen s50 upon convictions for assault and battery committed upon ". J. BledsOe yes srJay.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30

Japanese Mating All IS0 strands Bl. good Ta,terns. direct from the Or. gr. Regular price a0e, 55c, 10c ard i5c goods. Now 25c per yard, at E
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30

During the sumner months l win scI bread a. 5 cents a loaf and all other pas rias proportion. We use the best ma arial auda competent baker is in crar-p. Give us a call and be con- yiuceG The Vienna Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
Cottage City Dusiu Port

The Cottage City will be due to ar ..Fg carly tomorrow from the south, She will sail as soon as discharged, for "rEet sound, via Sitka.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30

Japanese Mating lS0 strands and good patterns, direct from the Orient. Regular price 3Oc, 35c, 4Cc aud 45c goods. Now 25c per yard, at E. R. Peoples.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
At the Panth on

The Pantheon Saloon always serves their patrons with the best brands of wines, liquors and cigars. If
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
Seas ned Lumber

C r0d seasoned lumber for sale cheap. Inquire aL Monogram Liquor House. Pgce, SIG per thousand
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
At tEs Pantheon

You will always find the best of wines, liquors and cigars at the Pantheon Sa loon. lt
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
ForHenr

Two nicely furnished room, Geo. E Howard, Third avenue. 4 4 If
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30

Just opened The Railroad reStau- rant will now serve you with the best u... in town. Your patronage is sol 5,...J Williams N Peterson.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30
Famous oyutor Cocktails

The Pack Train saloon IS now serv- ing Elmer Chamberlain's famous oyster cocktails. d
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-30

Baths 9 cents. Fine porcelain tubs at the Portland Tod ying House. Rooms 25c, soc, 75c and Si. Fifth avenue, Op- pOsite pOstOHiceA
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
GOVERNMENT CLOSES CASE.
Witnesses Introduced to Identify
MacheD's Signature.
lens Signature.

Washington. Jan. 25.-The trial OF
August w. Machen. the Croft Brothers
and Doctor and Mrs George E. Lorenz
indicted for conspiracy to defraud the
Government in connection with the sale
OF letter box fasteners. entered upon its
third week to-day. 1t is reported that the
Gov ernment will close its case to-msf-
low.
To-day's testimony related almost en-
tlreiy To the Identification of Machen's
signature and initials on certain letters
and papers covering Croft fastener trans
actions.
Toward the close of the afternoon ses-
sion, the Government put on the stand
Post-Office Inspector Emmons Rolf with
the view to giving testimony affecting u
declaration made to him by Diller Il.
Croft, previous to his arrest. IN which
GrOfi stated that the Croft Brothers did
Mt know the Lorenzes and had no deal
iugS With them. A long argument over
the adTrissability of the evidence followed
and vas not concluded when court ad-
journed for tomorrow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
Real Estate Transfers.

BROADwAY-22 #. in W. s.. bet.
X LuyIles 10 Katie schneidt-w. d.. 800
FIORISsAN1-2S IT. e =; sae, cor.
Ferry city ,,is block 2532; Franz TIE. Brink
FOREST PARK-50 IT.. n. =. bet. Spring
and Vandevenrer. city block $5i9s;
Annie FTein-w. d.....-..-,...,......--.-. .,s
CILMORE-i2 II. 3 in. $. 5. bet, fl9ris-
ma ma .jiitrnann ,f5rmeTly, Hokampl and
husband 20 Frank Gruehert-w- d.;
GSAss f. ,i n s. bet bet ISck I%gnty KS see,nd sGl
ward j. Ryan and wife 10 Chapiine
Realty and Construction Company
d. undivided one-half interest.......... 90
MAD!S%NsS os,d H. ciy ' block X o Fl east ilis Gs
Moritz and husband ct al. 10 Ferdinand
T'oe,tcher and ~ife-w. d. d.:.--......-.....- 3,5
MARS ET-i5; r. as s. .tsns being 1885 Mar
ran and wife to Vim. Lonergan-qtc.. d.
onii'f;h nnd Itah. city block 1909: E;iward
pASGtE-9s f.. $. s.. bet FrsiriS and VAN
ling Realty Co. TO Peter BaTtiiner-
5SG sl5sy .,,5 Sises sei si Fio5ss4as asslss
F'rtel G,I 70 Henry b For7"l and wfew II ,io, d ho
c,l ~ boGk a 4s,5I caraIine T GS' Rqanah 'i, tc
Pauline Al!mendirger-w d..;...-;;s:.. u
ANGE9 ;nf 9s # He Hermann m nj SsiS te Gsorge TX;
SPRING. IT., ". q. bet Potomac
and Gravois, city block ass; Arthur j
Z~sch and wife tn William Klein ana
9 li. s,,R in block s.. ss ste: ssi:
phen Schloss and wife. by trustee, TO
VcFunirka Briske-tr- $ d. d...........-.. S'0
WASHINGTON-S7 f.. ~ IN, n, 8; n
W cor Newstead. city block 1853. Wm.
Deneke TO MARY d. Allen ct alIw. d: II
wYONING-25 #. $ s; bet. Illinois
5 s. Arsenal. west OF Tarnm: % It. W.
s wisconsin. bet. Utah and Chero-
kee city block f5sS: William !. Kip
pe and wife 20 Sophia Klippel ct ais
trlIstee-corr. In tr.--......-.......-.--..
WHTT'riER-25 ft.. .. s.. bet Garfield
and Lucky. city block 1861: Otto Boil
man and wife To Joseph Simunek and
~ife-W- Q---........ ..--...t.-...........& ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
ROOMS FOR RE.T.


PINE, 3lSs-Two front rooms: strictly mod
cru: southern exposure, for gentlemen: fur
nae" heat.
SARAH lSdSIs N.-Niceiy furnished front room
FOR two sentl.men; private family.
SEVENTH iloS : S-Elegant rooms: bath,
etc: reasonable.
SIIENANDoAII i05GAH Nicely furnished room
Tor one rr two gentlemen; reasonable: no other
ro.ners
SHERIDAN. 2SrlA-On- neatly furnished front
room itr housekeeping: southern exposure: rent
-'-''-',lt w.
SIXTH. 81 N-Furnishsd rooms: s6c &c:
y = ner H'=S: hot water and baths free.
SPRUCE. s09-NeatIy furnished rooms: cheap:
also rooms Tor housekeening.
TAYLOR. 12l1-Two front rooms; single
s,ntr. pleasant and warm, reasonable.
TAYLOR. l7C3-F!rst-class furnished .ooms
for licht houg.t"en0f- adults r.:er'iicrs
TAYLOR. rs Near olive)-Two warm. pleas
ant. sunny rooms with hest ef home cooking.
TAYI.JR. 17lS None furniahei and one uu-
furnished room Tor light housekeeping: reason
TENTH itUs s-one nicely furnlshp,l room
far ii-t.t house 'eping: reasonable.
TENTH 2aI3 N-i'urnishcd rooms for Hight
H"ue,k"rping: trs; md second doors
THE Inn as Lucas-Co1i rooms. 2gc. &c
DAILY: weekly. sl.21 $50: baths.
THIRD. i,'- and IN E-Good. warm rooms
art rooms f1T housekeeuing: q 2' M.
TWENTY FIFTH csir N.-Furnlshc,. room
for one or two gentlemen.
TWENTy-FIESr e67 N-Tvo connecting
rooms. s. week: 5i.'rt fsr hatsele ping. Kinioc}
TWENTY FIFTH. .s'2I N.-Rocrns for house
hood: no WORLDS Fair price.
VISTA. 1854 Elegantly furnished front see
ond- or r.. m; hrIt eoHveniences: private fam
WALNUT 2alo-N Nicely furnished hall room.
very re8sorah'a: all curveuiences.
WALTON. 5df N--NiceIy furnished room, .wo
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
TO TAKE A SPECIAL CENSUS.
John Sherwood VIII C0nvass
City af MOberly, Mo.
lEPTBLJC SPECTAI,

TtEIF'I bI.It sST'tt-TAL-
jefferson City. Mo. Jan. Ex-Governor
Dockery to-day appointed John Sherwood
of Moberly special census taker of that
city.
a question has been raised at Moberly
concerning the population of that city. and
il Is necessary to know whether Moberly
has population Of more or less than TO-
0Og Inhabitants in order that the tax levy
may be increased from 50 to 90 cents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

m oJ-NT OLIVE LODGE. NO. s4s. K. OF
JA H, meets every Tuesday at northwest
corner Twenty second and Franklin
All knights OF Honor 1re most cordially in
yited 10 all meetings
James E. Bell, Slei Cass
II. ". Trampe, Reporter. 2G2o st. Louis ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

TRIBE OF BEN HUR.
G IMOSIDES COURT. No. 61. TRIBE OF
~ Ben-Hur. meets on the first and third
Tuesdays OF each month at Phoenix Hail. JEFF
rtrsOu and Cass avenues. Visiting Sons and
Daughters cc Eur always welcome.
FRANK J. PE;RANO. Chief.
w. Roy Sigl-r. Scribe 2s0S Dickson street
CT. LOUIS COURT. NO (. TRIBE OF
- Beu-Hur. meets every Tuesday night
al Frank 2. Blair Post Hall. 1fGs Market
street Sons and Daughters OF Hur from other
courts and out OF the city hereby extended
cordial invitation TO visit. BY order of
SIDNEY H. HORN, Chief.
Attest: Aren6t Euelper. Scribe. sGes Scott ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.

Il SYf.UAI OF ASCAIION CUMMANDERY.
~ No. IS. X. r,-Sir knights OF Ascaion
CoTamaElery No. 10 ordered to assemble
q the asylum in fatigue uniform On Tuesday.
January rs. az l:@9 D. m. sharp. for the pur-
pose Of attending the funeral OF our late frater
ana musical director. Sir Knight Ora Pearson
Services Will be conducted at his late resi-
d-nce No. 1864 Cot. Brilliante avenue. and re
mains taken TO Indianapolis. Ind. FER inter
ment. Funeral car 10 residence VII leave
asylum 2:I5 p. N. sharp. Fraters OK sister
Communicates courteQusly invited.
FRANK II. HASKINS. Z c.
Wilbur l.. Parker. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26


reasonable
| BROADWAY. ii2O N.-T~o connecting room,
| 10y AuusektepI:lE. very nlct. So 'hslii.
| BROADWAY, IUJ N.-At the Rest: rooms c5c
| 10 81 per Day. weeslN rates corttspond
BROADWAY Ssi7 S.-Two nicely furnished
rooms tor Gentlemen. with private family
hk0ApWAI. SIS N-Furnisaef r29Hl2: 2rr.
EROADWAY- "a S,-F'i-7gIy T-ira.i,.l T1,-I1s-
| half block from. southern Hote,t N.55 10 $
MttHLy. AlLp-S MIS-. Mzi.ltI or lilli
CAiio!i\t'. 5s@5A-N ,s!y tuiiilois! room
s,f%ha rn2f; vs. 49,. 13i-N ,, NE
| --
- ~, Tie',n IN. .,,iSed rooms i"'
-
! Ass Nv n furnished r""ns Tor gen
/
-. H.. .,,s IiI,,, ls,I,,"n ',,,i , one or '"o
I --.--
80, ~, .t'Sra I'm l'.n.. ---'ei- p
I - = "
- = a. ,..' Hon. I'm n,-- e' -
! t, ,, i''' 7'e'' "' ping i.''-'e'' Il
! --------,
I!it.S y + i+li--i,esi5ah.e f,,is'I.G ror,Fis:
gentlemen Znly: -sadInS room. q - sl51 We h
| CHt1STNgT. 1422 F:xarlI'ntly furnished
| .e'"aA. 'a'H' gas once; steam neat 3 weeA
, li'1l lEtl, ii5'--
iL3Ll rom, t!l-:lI,.
'IplrEAt. nj Nicely :arnis--i ~,.gr f,r
| iN' Gentlemen: gas bath; German 'r-'*t- fam
y,
i''. : !e.Z.fooc.'s ,ot' IGN, hS'i7s.;eer.
I - ;.,,.'.'>i Sl.-" w.: ani-:u'shsd. 81 ~;
--5--- --..-- ~ ms
l.Nt.h Taw'v iE~n.s...a .I,lst and
- - -, ~ l--, ,-.- u "a =
,Dhi.iNSNi LIE. ~ 'tast -; i.oul-l-Neai!y
FURNISHED rooms. hltA: saS and heat.
COMPTON. "l5l, N.-tI- nislsea rooms l,r
.lsht h2,!s"i'eep'1s; al ea1Ernlone's. suitable
10Y = 2s7e5.- :. 5l...-
COMPTON. 1913 N elf. ..rt.-,.ei 81. fH's
Tor light housekeeping. private family. modern
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

r-CN.l<1;- fTpJ' So. twenty rooms: West
Pine. H.-r S1H. a.'l furnished. house fillrd:
81 'N1. Worlds Fair bargain. Mrrgan-Renin-
r.- 81 Cr.sfrvr-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAS9SS

ANCIENT FREE AND
AcCErTED MAs9SS.
- LtFTON IiEIif4TS LODGE, No $40 \
~ +. x a III. will held stated con-
laInnicatinn Tues'iay evening. January -.
i,.w hal. at CLIFTON ami columbia avviies
ss- the Grand i.oI@". Members earnestly re-
rHAS. STEW VENSON W. NJ
". Il. Haiey. SECRETARY.
- EuRGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 3
~ \. r. & \ h-A regular communication
- >. M. at whicn time election Will be
hold to uii the oliic' OF secretary, made vacant
u ,rE in Jhe NJ NJ deE-ee. All members are
requested ~ be present on this occasion. Visit
''' G W. JAMES. w. NJ.
m is<oC.,Ri LODGE. No; J. \. F, "a NJ
b c9lied gs S2Hm9nieaion 20 @ IL on Wfneifsg a
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple ii ii. iosrs'.
Members are requested and visiting brethren
'''' JOS ". KRUEGER W. NJ
John Il. DeeIns, Seeretary-
- ROSE Hill. LODGE. No. So \. F & A.
g., immigration this ,sening at o'clock. Work
IN tile first and second degrees visiting "'e''i-
zen ''''''''s inS'iiii:TT Ai.Bf:TT H. MILLER, W. NJ.
Howard Watson. SECRETARY,
r rscAN LODGE, 20: :so. 4; F, & 4; u.
5feff y Tn.eam ana 1oHge are r
guessed to attend the funeral services OF cur
6sye t5s e'Gsep WS de G parted iis life On Sunday jan
u:trv "a 1901, at 2:2o p: M after b-let illness
n Tho lsqre vii not be opened but the fa1efai
car I'll start from Tuscan Hal at o-ciociS
Tdsidence Il the licensed No. 5ss4 co,e Bril-.
lante aye5:.s End IonGuSted by TIE Rsverend
burn Methodist Church. The remains will be
;tsa iss. to Iadanapoigso goHS 59E MORSE w Ws,SIrS
Fred A. smith. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
ROYAL ARCANUM.

GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
~ ArcanIm. S9s-S!l Holland Buidng-A
cordial welcome TO visitors. friends brethren
and members from abroad.
r. H. BACON, G. r.
Jno =. EillnCSworth. Grand Secretary.
m oUNp. CITY COUNCIL. NO; IS;
9sS Royal Arcanum. meets first and third
Tuesdays Of each month at Howard's Hail.
Garrison. avenue and Olive street Visiting
brethren fraternaiiy invited to attend.
JOHN H AHRENS Regent.
John A. Francisco. Secretary. 12n Lincoln
Trust building
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ANT responsible party 10 handle T.ith'a
spring water in s.. Louis and other cities tuon,,
sIrer;orl. Crystai iithium Water 60. Excel
s'0r SPRINGS Nj.
lDt NJ man with some money and business
ability 10y lonE-Cstabtivl,e1 s. orie mann
farturtnG CONCERN doing nrcftanie business; sal
ary aad dividends to right party. DA i5s. Re
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
Loans al 5 Per Cent,

We make LOANS on FURNITURE PI-
AMOS. ETC. without removal. NO PUBLIC
ITN. See betor" getting "A LOAN clseW mere 4:
viii save YOU money: gfIEAi'!B RATES
LONG i2R TINE. SMALLER PAY NiIGETS. We
U1g OF auv LOAN or balance on vpur FUR
EirUEE. Pay . your CONN EN- itNCE Lib
err! pISCGJ ETs. Gan and, be convinced
I>tDN Fi%ANl'3 co. a'2 and .'2 oriel tiE.
SLNth .,L,l..-ta Irrr-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

NE SMET COUNCIL. NO. 1i2. KNIGHTS o
~ OF Columbus. meets every fiTst and thru
Thursday in the west nall, Century building,
Ninth and Olive SITS Visiting knights are In
v:ted. q =. MONAGHAN. Grand Knight
NJ J M,CiraDe. Recorder.
" ENRICh COUNCIL. 40. ESQ, KNIGHTS
N of Columbus. meets every second AMI
fourth Wednesday at Rose Hill Hail no. 59l1
Maple avenue. Visiting knights always well
come. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand knight.
Walter I. Cunningham. Recorder.
IN Knights Of Columbus meets every Sec
ond ana fourth Tuesday Ia the west hail. Ger
tuTy building. Ninth and Olive streets y,sI,-
iIl: kniELlz cordially invited.
FRANK c. CUNNINGHAM
F p. Leonard. Recorder.
& T. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. s53. MEETS Ev-
c erv fret and third Tuesday At West End
Hall southwest corner Finney and Vandeventer
avenues. Visiting knights cordially In.
EDWARD DEVOY. Grand knight.
Joseph !. Laniy. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
DENTISTRY.
WALL PAPER.

ENRICH FiROS.. interior decorators: paper
hanging and painting. Del. 175s: 900 Eastan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
RrsiNEss EnR SALE.

BUSINESS FOR SALE.
t>TorSrr 1eseS.
r.ft yl5. leaving city 4le' Natural Fridge road
BAKERY: West End; extra large oven; daily
H-Lt N,lEan-tteuifSer, tG9 Chestnut
5E"NRDlNG-ToIST-: S2o0 cash, e4lapce easy:
T. ms reasonable rent; west Of Naii,!e'ehief
sIL lnHitGte. Giascock $l2 Chestnut
l .jSt.sS paying S.neo yearly; leaving city;
,fIulale dizaEreesalc. DH 10, Republic.
fcTlDNERN. cigars. SloO down, bal
a1nr 'aSv. thrs, roDuls $lG rent. 49, \ GralI.
,INI-E,rIDNIEh- cigars. notions; central
gets s.s. So fei- .9ams. Ealiiaty gar 5,ast!St. aU
.-',--. 50, halt .asn GlascgcE, SL- I $50
CORNER grocery: good saloon attached; Ven
H.tHilshsc business. q bargain 1903 ,t. 1h-tyHe,.
r-8NNlI: .ssgaurs-- and rsldy s;Gl.; ~ ~,
ig---.-,.l ggAn,erl9s. il taken no'F >I.'' 7''f
uGJG srI-.. W.sl Eui: elegant place; 6rag-
r.g. rn.reg. daily h-~t-y-s :'' VA in,.i.: ,:
s..s-,ss. Win sacrifice. Morgan EcuiEEer, sp'
Ea-4.1E. 3lo5-i:stabllshct modern corner
.--i--- .g,--, ,-.,--.--
EAsTQN, sll9-Tea-room furnished r}2minSg- ,.1S
hoIsa. good location, rent S4a Per month.
l-f1;zT-- --,--. I,.,l-is4--Ieiy furnished doing
f,re business. tEr.s.- year ieas-' at ."w price
EIGHT-aotM ro1Id NJ house: $50 cash; tine
location: Hast Hai!sp, ration. %, f.--I.-., -
upcta.y flFr shed. tlu S2od-p2yInE n'atte,i-'
,r-rr-i'- 10rat"'i. r-aS Hf'2nie N IS. l.-p.bIl,
IGHE zacruahand store: good la-.lt!en aad
ta.ts.z. 55ct...,s S. 9 mp Is sac --''' t--'S'
FINE livery stable. sae - the best IN the
CITY. r5.ailn- rrorn $50 $50 ner month; se2.
: ftvEN.-f-E REALTY co, lf1I :. i"itriS-,,l
TsEls-r-,IsaSS --.-t-rGEc~ house an! SIDE
lias r. aa3ln oil ana gas s. own: ". "a !e1Ss S,sst on
uihs- H''z.rrss. f-ieo $3.50 oash. Address W
Ee.lsv. rFu-aholf'. Rae-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

UronU%G. HOUSE. n Iauus; nicely fur
rrfsEs#. IN direct Inc - W4r!l'a Fair grounds
Lowing g.tr. sea this Mrs. Cawth5rn. 2G30
,,-.L ------
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

EpGNI%E- Tpt'SI.: near Union station: nine
EslIfr frrg'a.l' rooms. this is excellent prom
o-.tf.u. f-r'. terms. Biopmer- Bowers, 1914
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

rnoN.!NG House: sl25 cash. balance tS5M
easy r,.a0.r'r. - Ve!i-ril'ed. completely fur
uI-nal r.arl-. mar LethnEwell. Glascac.s, "o2
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

ETGETT --l,rl". N4uls0tEeIy 'nrnIsh"! l0ihS
frs.. business. tl,r.-.- year itas-, .rw price
-.Il E-rl-N.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

'pO&UNG- -HersE- SI75 Luvs: good 7-rooT1
f#Ha. near Liu5.'l Hotel. lease. $50 rent,
fr#-. beds Gts-ru,,. go chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

s.loo": - corner, Inau're Cast Brewing
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

StIBD.,. main li0e 20 the Fair: Independent
lease SIX ROOMS. fart s.. g-Ii-s average So:
$50. eraD- Bloom. .rr Bowers. i3l+ Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

- LOON beautiful corner: daily business
s-n goit t55. ildfvr.IuaI 'sa=r. two pool tables:
'.sio- 500; har=Ifn. Morgan -RsninEer, gJ3
'1rl@tru+.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

S'ToDS. r"1l !rrpteI; in a German neigh
hnUur-I- daily hus'ne-s $50: rent Sos: lease:
t7v"'v" lirinr-ro"ru=. established years: World ;
Fair location: $3.50 or invoice Morsan-Renn-
ger ora t7.s-rUt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

EASTON 5I9-Tcu-To0m fuTnshtG flV7IlI,IS-
house good location. rent S4i per InOnlA
Adam Weber. 2sll Frluiiin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

1.r-N'i. sand. So. terms near western trans
-'- "1sraT- $40 rent. Doe pu!gl 9Jl Chestnut.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

Enrra- ..iE I..r-. SIS r-nt: owner leaving cit.:
r'ls,g populated district. Glascock. g12 Chest
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

Transfers boa roius keepers without secu-
fifty easy payments largest business in so priIlci-
PAL cities TOlnan. J0l Houser bldg. .519 Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

We can locate you IN business and furusl
par; money: Jet rs know what you want West
err. Brokerage Co. 81 Holland building
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

SMALL. store. So drwu; balance 8 - week
two furnished room"; So - rent. 47&g IiastDn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-26

f-i--'r AIR hN7. 1a0rt.vsu- elegant place:
Glgt go. H."t. rrlf cash. nalBn-a from profits.
NNa.15'e rI-r location. NarEaH-EeriHg-F s)j
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NT-t'NNITII'NfI .t|f-: sI0V07. ranges. furni-
ta,"; rno1 location; good trade; quarter value.
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PINE 2lGS-'rHo front rooms: strictly mod
oru: southern exposure, for gentlemen: FUR
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ROOMS EOR RENT.


Al IBERT, i%ig-Nery choice front room. hot
hath: gas: reasnnahle: Pee cars cllse.
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III EVEN ROOM rsgWiaE and boarding house.
-ar-rf,' .a-. frsr shed fIU EDOi-pay rparles-.
n-.r-.Ifr 1rnlte'I. r-as Hn2hie- ,N eb. E~p.pll,
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'EGirt.N;' !g!2-E Rooms Tor lighr hruseEeeo-
:tS t;,-H'S'"t 5l.@n W.: an;-:u'shsd. 81 ~:
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NJ I'D cT0'7Tv s'ore. win liviug-rO0n
suitable for small family or widow: rent Sl2;
rr.-c $500 9G2S East0u ave
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STATIONERY. notions: sl5 rent: four looms
sl25 down; balance easy: hest place 1921 Eastof
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THE lest-payirE boarding livery and under
taking establishments in city. good location:
frst-class stock and vehicles: $500. DE lG. Rep.
TX E.I.vT--RoON housa. 2lro block Washing
ton. nicely furnished; Cheap to-day. can 2233
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IIt-'2 sf"-.. VS.. md: eIoE1iI - U7lII.- ,
u.s corner. daily business ;'' l'!tS-twoiat , .,,
l.Gt So. lease. established fourteen years;
s'asaosS; win sacrifice. Morgan -ErHlHEef s''
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A. Underwood. 1855 oleatha ave. fve-room
brick lot 51xis5: Will sell cheap to ciose up
coTnpany's affairs; worth s.. .T1p: wall sell for
s. 20. See It to-day ard Monday.
SAM T. RATHEIL r. e co.
"a Wainwrisht building.
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SALE.
PERSON AL.

ABSOLUTE sat'usiOn during confinement;
perfect acc ntmud4ti,ns, satisfaction or money
f,tui.,!ed Mrs Br Smith. &li5 EiStpn ave.
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D4. ssJ91gE NEW;LAMD,

Private. licensed home fcr Iadies before and
drf-luc confinement: Cd E: N-d most reliable
institution in the state: established forts
years: hone comforts: mGtE"rly care: Infants
ador.-ed: irregularities successfully treated.
satisfaction guaranteed: ladies in trouble. call
lr write. 233lA Olive -.
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ssST ST, L0IllS Laah G0.
fgoneY ttIVaneed Sa.ariea peepla,

We furnish you racney qgck!v and coahden-
tails. without SECURITY. National Credit CO.,
f..r.i Eignftr
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''lDlrEAt. nj Nicely :arnis--i -n.ga f,r
two gentlemen. gas. LatH: German 'rlTat- fam
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HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC. WANTED.
y~~~->N->-.I>~->-~N~~~>
BY responsible party. furnished first ilour
heated fiat in West End. Immediate possession
TC %. RepuhIic.
LARGE furnished room: privilege Of cook
ing; first floor; couple. T' -. kepuollC.
O%E OF two furnished rooms. with private
hath. near Naudeventer ave. and Morgan 81.
references given and required iE 3, Republic.
SMALL furnished tat near Nan1"VSlI'er ave.
and Morgan st. steam h.ar preferred. feIef-
ences given and required. DB !, SepuhHc-
WORLD'S FAIR H0OHHEATlN:i co.
zyli list vour rooms and kee, same occupied
during the Worlds Fair Can or audlesS ls2b
and 1921 Chemical hid2.. klnioch - IN
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BAKERY. West End: extra large oven. daily
h.7ll.-> s.: rfn- SO. lease: four rooms, price
N----- VI lIEan- tk,uirser .sll Chostnut.