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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

money system. which II divided and
subdivided until IL reaches the kotshu.
As 1t must be impracticabie to make q
coin Of such minute value. we suppose
this one must be imaginary. as the
mfcrobe Is to ordinary mortals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

mobile Register.
If the administration expects to dis.
pose of Governor Vardaman by refus-
Ing to recognize as a postoffice a town
named after him. II will discover that
the governors fame does not depend
while thinking TO suppress Vardaman
the administration has taken the best
possible way to advertise him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

A colored woman who tried to pass
herself OFF as white. stopped of a
while in Washington. and made the
mistake of going to a hotel instead of
the White House. The hotel people
drew the color line, which the Presi'
dent would not have done. Next time
she will know better. perhaps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04
Building New stone P,.r..

Scottsboro. Aug. S.-(Specfal The
Nashville. Chattanooga and St. I,ouis
Railway is building new stone piers
under the iron bridge that spans the
Tennessee River at Bridgeport. The
company has force of several hun
dred hands at work on the construc-
tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

The New Bedford Standard tells US
that Tbsen was forbidden by his ply
stefan from attending the first produc-
ton of his new play. but, as our con-
temporary puts it: by way of COM
promise the play was read by the ac-
tors in the poets house. f--w?a -tmay
mvw fist Month" Was not that
really worse than going to the play
house?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Japan is the only country. so far as
we know. that has what might be
allied a microbe currency. They have
coin called "kotshu." two thousand
If which equal in value one American
cent They have a, sort Of decimal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

The Kansas City Journal says II the
Republican ticket IL elected In Mis-
souri,. the joke will be on The Chicago
Tribune, which advises Its Party
friends to vote for Folk. Well. We
advise The journal to do its laughing
before the election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Birmingham Ledger.
Mr.. Roosevelt didn't intend to be hu-
morous when he boosted that never
before have the receipts and expendi-
lures of the Government been so evenly
balanced. There was a surplus when
Mr.. Roosevelt came in and his party
has spent It. This the meaning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

The Sacramento Bee declares that It
is no clam. and having refused to
support Parker. 1t declines to sit on
the fence and pick its teeth" etc. No,
The Bee is not a clam. but will not
some call 1t a lobster?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Up In Montana they are seriously
considering the advisability of discard
ing their winter underwear The only
that IL they lay 1t aside today a snow
storm tomorrow may make them hustle
into Il again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

roliowfnU long established custom. ths
Sunday Advertiser for june, Is herewith
submitted. II will be noted that she state
ment 30 complied after all returns are de-
Quoted. and the results not only sworn TO.
but guaranteed. Ths Advertisers guaran-
teed circulation. Daily and sunday. exceeds
the actual issue Of all other Alabama
morning newspapers eombined Advsrttsins
rates absolutely invariabia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04
Incentive to Living Well.

TUSCALOOSA Times-Gazette.
What an incentive to living well 1t
Is when whole tusy city like Bir-
to a meek and lowly priest, who In
serving his church found time to
serve humanity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Birmingh.

Birmingham Age-Herald.
1t is reported that the kaiser spoke
English until he was Ave years old.
The socialists seem u believe that he
speaks nonsense now. and he Is much
older.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Troy MeSsenBeT.
Heather mothers of the old world
feed their girl babes 10 the crocodiles.
Sad thought, is 1t not? But many
American mothers rear and educate
their daughters and then give them 10
the Holsters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

No doubt when the gentle and un.
sophisticated Igorottes hear mention
made of dog days" they take 1t IA.
meaning a time when their favoritc
fsaA win be both cheap and plaptou.
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- WHAr THE STATE PAPERS -
- ARE SAYING. -
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A Commentary.

Those were ''sympathetic" strikers
who in Chicago the other day beat a
working girl within an inch of her
life. What commentary on "sympa-
thyw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04
Personal Mention

Judge N. D. benson, of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit. and Democratic nominee
for the Supreme Court, is Ill at his home
In Lafayette. He is not seriously Ill.
but he is too sick to hold the regular
term of the Circuit Court of Tallapoosa
County. Governor Cunningham, hav-
ing been informed of Judge Denson's
illness, has requested Supernumerary
Judge A. H. Aston to hold the ITALIA
poosa County Court.
Hon. Harvie Jordan of Monticello
Ga. reached Montgomery last night to
attend the meeting of the Montgomery
Agricultural Association, which is to
be held at Pickett Springs today. Mr.
Jordan has held several high Offices In
different agricultural associations of
the country and Is recognized as an au-
thority upon farming. He is slated to
deliver an address at the meeting to-
day. 90
Gen. Louis V. Clark. commanding the
Alabama Brigade, spent yesterday in
Montgomery General Clark came
tails of the recent encampment. He
is pleased at the result of the Birm-
ingham camp. the first brigade camp
held in Alabama in nine years.
Col. E. H. Graves of Eufaula, Com
mander of the 2nd Infantry, is in the
city. Colonel Graves will go to Ma
nassas with the Provisional Regiment
from Alabama as a field officer.
Mr.. Joseph Dowdell who came home
frcm the West Point Military Acade-
my owing to illness. is much improved
Mayor Thomas H. Carr will leave
Saturday. for Waukesha. Wis where
he goes to spend several weeks.
Sheriff John T. Conner of Macon
County. spent yesterday in Montgom-
cry on official business.
Prof. r. 8. Macintosh Of 1r.ourn,
State Horticulturist, is in Montgomery
Messrs. W. @. Little and J. D. Holt
of Livingston, are in the city.
Mr. E. S. Garrett of Selma, is a Wis.
itol to the city
Mr.. ]. w. Lockhart of Opelika, is in
Montgomery.
Mr.. c. c. Scale of Livingston. is in
Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04
PREPARING
TO HIT BEEF TRUST.
More Anxious to Punish Violation of
Injunction Than to Settle
the Strike.

the Strike.
From Washington to N. Y. Herald.
1t Is the Beef Trusts alleged viola
ton of the Injunction against illegal
combinations issued by Judge Gross
cup in Chicago last year which the
President is anxious to strike rather
than to intervene to settle the beef
strike. Indications are that the day
for decisive action is not far off
Attorney General Moody has taken
out of the mass of evidence at hand
such as he thinks will be sufficient and
competent in proceedings against the
Beef Trust Whether the Government
thinks it can make a case on this evil
dence remains to be seen. The Pres
ident will not give the word to go
ahead until he is sure the Attorney
General has the right evidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Mr., E. S. Garrett of Selma, is a Wis.
itol to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Messrs. W. @. Little and J. D. Hoi
of Livingston, are in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Condition of Senator Vest.
Sweet Springs. Mo-. Aug. 2.-There
was no perceptible change today in the
condition of ex-senator George q
Vest. He took light nourishment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

Mr.. c. C. Scale of Livingston. is i
Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Prof. R. 8. Macintosh Of S.ourr
State Horticulturist, is in Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04
SUMNER TRIPS.

Readers of The Advertiser while out of
town may have the paper sent to their Re-
sort Address. by mail. postage prepaid. at
the following rates:
One week. daily and Sunday issues. - rs
One month. daily and Sunday ........ .es
Three months. daily and Sunday. ..... 1.SS
Foreign postage. extra, each month. so
Resort subscriptions must be paid In adj
vance, ,sAsss ~
h. Don't Be without Alabamas greatest
newspaper for a single day. Order before
leaving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

r. J. Kelly. Circulation Manager OF the
Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn
says; The foregoing statement OF Tns Az
vertiser's daily circulation for the month OF
June. 1904. II true ana correct. and compiled
after all returns from newsboys. news
agents and leftover copies have oeen ds"
Quoted
p. J. KELLY,
Circulation Manager.
sworn to and subscribed before me this
10th day Of July. 1904.
r. ". JACKSON.
N r.. EXC. J. p.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Mr.. J. w. Lockhart of opelil<a, is in
Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Mayor Thomas H. Carr will leave
Saturday. for Waukesha. Wis. where
he goes to spend several weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Mr. Joseph Dowdell, who came homo
frcm the West Point Military Acade-
my owing to illness, is much improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Col. z. H. Graves of Eufaula, Com
mander of the 2nd Infantry, is in the
city. Colonel Graves will go to Ma
nassas with the Provisional Regiment
from Alabama as field officer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Sheriff John T. Conner of Macol
County. spent yesterday in Montgom
cry on official business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

The President talks a deal about
reciprocity with Cuba. We all thought
that was settled. Both parties voted
for 1t in Congress. and what It is doing
in the Presidents speech is a mystery.
But there is the great and importune
question OF reciprocity with Canada.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-04

Accidents happen every day. Why not be pre-
pared! A household supplied with
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
TO LET FOX ", -:SEss PURPOSES.

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,t,,-Ii.t..I ,.g,fr3l,.a. .tf'-
-sle FOR ice cream. Cliti'etiuhrrh ana cigars
..ad notions. rent VI I'D =. fs'petll-
CHESTNUT. 1881 - Iar2r store. uiatT-giiss
front: suitabi- .nr any purpose.
170VT5T T.7.T-J y fI-r.-l7. ,fti-,- r,TtFsI Igr4-
-, i,,'i1I,,,rl. ,,i rart or s.1I ,l.,U
nc 10. Republic
T1t-S:Ly - .,,-I -I.gl-- 1ic. 1fn,s 40 Si1rr,-
pard. "a OZARK building. tenth and Pine
I,E-s.Iy -, I 80 h.ttIdits,. e-Is-.FI. - .,ny
III -, tsi,,,ls. m ,.,s-S,rsii" 90 t,.st1n
- - -. ---
DESK room: nice light Office. ground floor,
three unfurEishad rooms: first floor az. olive.
= -
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The finest inside tract OF ground in Northwest
ST. Louis, living between NewsteTd and Harris
ayes. north - Penrase st: over i IN front
feet: street all sides: high and level 3.
specuator can make good investment in this
See US for r-iCe and particulars.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
PAGE Ave. Residence Sc, 500,

We 1Te instructed 70 sell an elegant Groom
dwelling on Page ave. between whittier and
Psrdletou: furnace. bath. cas- fVtures. screens.
etc; fre condition lot SeNit2. brick street;
owner laaving city: siEe n great iarzain
Join :. RLANE & IRO. II = setonLI Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14

(Which iu,'ui ies Interest," VIII hr- nov sixrrorl
h.Ers iu Tr.ef0. west sid" Mildred ave. half
way between subj ban cars and No =. u,
mar Tuxedo h1TlsyarJ: lot 1%'xi5a. cem"n:'l
cellar. rod ejstorn and barn; price rsa rynapIs
NLEEKT . El.NNiNF. II y st..nlin-
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3428 CLARK AVE. AND 1890.

Each g-stary t7ict. : rooms. for two families.
-rauitoid cellar. an street improvements: each
1t g-vIss: cell either or both. owner has author
zcd too great a reduction t. publish II. see
lIN IIIEMENN Z 90 A-i 81 ihestnut.
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Westminster Place.
TEN BLOCKS GROUND.

West cf Kings highway. one Of the choicest
residence sections in the city: beautiful lots on
both sides
= " BARNES. oi5 Wainwright building
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EnH A CLICK SALE.

10 5Hz'.g feet, On the east SIDE Of Temnle
place. b tween Minerva an. Ridge ayes.. viii
- sold for :lf[-'. will sell half fOT $50 This
s. dirt ch-ap. Come GuieE-
CHAs Z. NoGEI. 6ss Cllcstnut =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
Last Call

For HfGs Thomas 81. located south OF Easton
avenue, IN a fice residence district: a 4
room brio: cottage with deep lot, SKIS feet:
large stable in rear: everything in first class
condition: ground alone is worth the money.
This place s po-tiyely the greatest snap on
C'HAS y VOGEI. 60; Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
4 TENEMENT INVESTMENT.

reKai5 St. "iJi-JG between Barton and Vie
tor sts., Z dCubl5 2-stgrv brick d"=ll;rg. con-
tai1ing i6 rooms arranged for six families. Lot
3JxlJJ. Price 500
CHAS + VOGTI. s2i Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14

--Tgf-F t}- LE$ ANNE.
AL FD[r ~ : ~. Is LARGE
LOT bF' .llx-.'- ONLY SO.
i 80. t- Magnolia ave. opposite west e1 D
". Tower Grove Park; beautiful location; is
positively q bargain.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
RliS!nFSS PROPERTY.

Park ave. l2'l :. 2-story and mansard brick
dwelling, containing store. rooms and
kitchens tucClr!cd bakery: new oven.
granlt6id l.lsernent and cellar Also 1910 RurgeT
ct. which is q 2-etury 5-room brick house, with
hath, nascrneEt and cellar. Lot SIxio0 price
for all. $1,000.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
SACRIFICE SALE.

An elegant iI-roorl modern hpuso; hTt-watsr
heat. etc. On F'iiruDuut ave. 5lpp block.
HOI.BHOOk- -BL-ACtWELDER T.. !. y. Co,
SO olive ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
ON CALIFORNIA AVE.

2lf9A and 3gilA. between Juniats and w
cUirv vt. "A double 2-sto:y mansarl brick
building arranged into fats OF rooms and
bath % 'acht rent fiu+0 Der wear: lot 5rx
l.uAs 2 NnGEI. so chastnn, ~
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56G5 BARTMER AVE.

For Sllc-Era1d- 'two-story rcck-front
house Of min" rooms, hall bath. gas hot and
cold water siat" root tilef bathroom. gran
itoid cellar. furnace, "t~-. also hardwood floors;
lot i0Xlt2 feet. terms 3 Gu cash and balance
monthly payments, house open from = to c
every o1-. For price and further particulars see
kLELI1I Il Z. Co LIE .-he.tnH: 81
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1925 Auhars Ava, SIZED.

Modern. seyen-room dwelling: furnace Ess
fixtures. slate roof l3-inch walls: btiCl. street
lot 3tx92-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
A GREAT SNAP.

Garner ave S72T, between Tsraft and Prathcr
ayes. a c-storv frame house Of rooms. reccp-
ton hall. bath. - cui cold water. -ri"1IiI
furnace. Gundry. cellar. ste. This UrOp"Ttv IS
IN hrst-class condition IN ever respect: lot "
xlsI: price s2.1q1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
FOR RENT TO COLGRED.

FOURTEENTH. 1oln y Uear,-Thrce ROOMS:
Al condition; newly papered: $40. On"er. 30
Mi.Dle ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
I'M LOTS OR ALL,

Eleventh st, 1is feet. through to Ninth St.
fronting 16l feet thereon. depth So feet. north
side and 3l5 feet south side: near malufactur-
ing district and Merchants bridge: just south ~
Angelica st. sell in lots - feet more:
deed OF trust for purchase money; pay part
or all any time; terms 10 suit. may exchange
for business property and assume.
JOHN MAGUIRE REAL. ESTATE. co.
l-bt =
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

4;s5 Elmhank ave. fine aud room de
tachrd nat. hail. baths. closets. gas grstes.
hot AMI cold watHT. iaundrieE etc. l5-iuch
walls: lot @8xi25: rent $Jc.5d month. price
si50a. and make terms 70 suit
JAS. NJ FKANCIscUS & co. 7Gs Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
FOR RENT, FURNISHED

Dcrdence. 58tN shaw ave: handsomely fur
nshc1 with nine rooms. all complete: gas
range etc: viii rent to right marty for two or
three months: admission hv card only.
GIRALDfN EROS. 4 CAT rs. 10 y. Eighth
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
5826 Etzel Ave.. $4,000.

Modern. sIx-rcom frame dwelling: bath. fur
mace. etc; fine lot 50xle2; rented f5r 80 month
good neighbOrhnod.
LOHN 8 RLAKE q. RRO. 4 y. sevcnth
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
) AND 6 ROOM FLhTS-cHEAP.

on Arlington and PAGE aves.: strictly mol
ern. lots 25Nf25. rent $50 per year: price g. 90
sS~Hd for numbers and price.
FRANK J., DpTGHERT4. 1913 Chestnut IT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
~ TEE WEST EgaD.

Maple ave. e2-1 just west or city llrnite:
c-tGry frame residence. containing & rooms.
bath. attic, vail closets. furnace. laundry ard
cellar. city water and sewer: fruit and shade
trees. shrubbery and vines: gTanit0iI walks.
stable and carriage house: lot 5Jx,S0. price
fl.sIp. CFlAS. i. NCEEL. 6ei Cfl..tnut 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
q Beautiful Residence.

South Grand ave. 4f3i-A new 5-rcom l-st1ry
brick. arranged that additional story
can Dc led. making IL into a handsome fat {:
l2-iuch wiIs an around and exceptionally well
built. lot rHiip. price q Gn9.
CFIAS. ! VDGEI. 81 Chestnut St.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14

l25 s. Twelfth st new store and rooms.
216 s. Commercial st 5-stOrg building: $50.
Ie n. Thirteenth - small store: $50.
7D9i- Locust St: new store
Northeast corner Twelfth ard f.ucaF ave. SEQ.
1903 n. Broadway. office. ya--d. etc. 30
PAPIN ~ 1-..Iti iH. uES Chestnut -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14

Connecticut St 4"5a bet oak Hrl AMI Pus-
sell nlars: 2-stnrv Groom frame r@-.d.f.'r.
with bathroom. laundry and cellar: !Jt sa1sl'4.
,-HAS J. y0CF.T So. Chestnut u .
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
LAST CHANCE.

A fine double Broom house: large lot; N Ma
;le near G0sdfellow. must be sold; get number
and make Of1er
HDI.8RDDk- BI.AC TX :. ELDER Il =. T CO..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
rRorEKry orr OF CRY Ena SALE.


IF you want piece o.. st IoaIa County crcp-
eTty Of any description. write for oatsicgus,
Just cut. of farms. i!Nsat.neEt. gardens, rssi
6snce and outside pro3efty. b. G. S;esens.
Clayton. Mo
ZOO, acres of land S miles from railroad. 20
miles from Denver: smooth. good soil and SUB
soil. Price si5.cD0cD. incumbrancc $1,000 90.
payable UPON easy terms: will trade equity
for desirable city property. vacant or TN
proved. H!land J.. lockwood, Kansas CITY No
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

zoo feet. IN lots to suit. in West Horton
Place: good business corners: others Tor dwell
Bartmer and Maple aves.. just west Of city
limits: high city taxes: special taxes;
has water sewer and gas: houses. fats and
stores in demand: will sell on sasr terms
NckEE-HARTNAGEL r. z. co.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
WEST END HOME.

For Sn'e-I21G TEMPLE place: almost new: .
story brick house Il rooms: reception hall.
bath. gas hot and cold lgat.-. EranituiI cellar.
furnace. slate rupf. combination gas and clsc-
tr.r fixtures. screens and shides; let 27'2xi-5
fe.t. small cash payment and balance monthly
For priC" and card Of ai'niz on
X ...-.-.--N r = 90 LIZ L-lsst-.Lt e.
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8 ROOMS, FlNMEY 1--WE, $500.


Cost over FS.O70. owner wants to lease The
city and will sen low To make quick sale. be-
tween Grand and NaHd-Eenter.
" p. NELSON. oct Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
1884 Thomas St.
So 300 BUrS THIS HOUSE

Iril EaIl ave. Il spi"naiily built i-ruCrI brick
hour-. city water. F"w"r9s "tr., with large
yari and stable. lot a3Nl9f- "dsv terms.
JOHN NcNf-NANY INVESTMENT AND
EENL ENTNTL 20. aI31 Iastor.
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-slH Iowa ave, nice lri.I. hot arI co
wtr r. bath. etc. .isr furnace, and house
sDT-ru.4: -uu'I Ike this
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For RfKI.-RUlL0InGS.
FOR RENT-ST0ns AND FLAT.

Nos 7nn-7u2 y Main. three stories.
No. Is y. Main: four st1riea.
HRDS & Gates, 10 y. Eighth.
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25G5 orr 50, 300.

on Cook ave: elegant : ana 8 room fat fs-!nrh
walls. 3lL -fcot lot; normal rent s.. per month.
equity s2oJo; call At Office Tor particulars. This
won't last three DAYS.
ooKBLACKwELDER r. J.. r. CO,
sig Olive st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14

Compton Heights dwelling: s rcorur and attic.
every modern convenience and reception hali;
furnace: nice ward. chna pest home 10 city.
JOHN MNt;IIfsE RI;AI. EsTATT5 90
n F.ielth st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
KINGS HIGHWAY B0UL.

For Sale-26i feet Kings Highway houie-
ward. in lots Of - feet more: west side os
street between Natural Bridge road and san
Francisco ave: elegant. high ground. 81 4
foot. Think OF II, The cheapest property ever
offered CT. this street. Worth over double.
y I. SHIELDS s14 Chestnut ST.
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MONTHLY PayHEHTS,
AT A REDUCTION.

Arco ave. +i31-.l. new :iye-rc7m brick cot
age: bath: hot ana cold water. sran.tG.G walks
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
1886 NEBRASKA AVE-. PRICE $500.

Between Miami ana Potomac SITS: this 2-stnry
and mansard brick dwelling = rooms. aSt-
ment and attic. Will make anyone a nice y me;
lot 2xI2j. For further particulars s.r-
CffAS. + NOliEI. t2t tll.stnnt u.
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$500 CASH AID SIS PER MONTH

RriclE ou Franklin Ay".. cast OF Grand. renting
Tor :iN1 ue- month. coming business property.
". Z. NELSON, So Chestnut
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if-1 s. Grand ave. 3. ,ioubie I-s'rrv and at
~" >.r.H'ul htIsF d1c cllirr. arranged FOR one or
~, 'ffuilL.-. .'Glfo. .lr'- 'a. etc. JOY f=Nii'
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC,

2S20 Lafayette ave; good store. with four
room fiat above: gas bath. oven FOR bakery.
GIRALnIN ER0S- a cATEs. 10 y. LLahth
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IMPROVED CITN PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
APPLE & HEhMEL MANN R, E. co,


~ ST. kENISS PARISH
s-lF lilriaury 'f a. rdCD a-TpY4a house: hne
location. r-S, water AID sewer street made
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10 I0I WANT 10 BUY
HONE OS MONTHLY PAYMENTS

n 80. drop mo Iino ard will seud you hy
retaru mail i list that can't be boat I make
spaC'alts of them.
FRANK e. DBtGHERTT. 1913 Chestnut 4,
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One-story brick house and lot
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-08-14
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
PROSPECT HILL LOTS,

located OIL ths Burlington Railroad; lying
partly in the city ana partly IN the couni5 ~
st Louis un tho Columbia Bottl ROAD. r.
tween Baden and the Chain OF Rocks Ihe-r'
lots lie high and are well located, and a. an
Investment promise a rapid advance in Ia'uF-
I am Offering them at from 81 TO s per foot cr
easy terme- -
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OPPOSITE SHOE FACTORY.

tur1fer Mississippi ave. and Hickory st. op-
posite Roberts, johnson 6 Rand factory. lot II
yl5i: covered with improvements: paying well
Oh price asked: good Investment frr any one
JOHN MAGUIEE REAL ESTATE co.
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LESS THAN $500 A FOOT.
GNL Sc. 500.

Fourth st. coruer: old Improvement. incon,
about tWT q year good Investment.
HOWARD tisNBEUf. q 90. ~ Chestnut
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GOOD FOR \ TF-ANS1 .R
~ = l-". I-iu ave. a story groom brick
7~-fIfr-. arranged Tor . families. wi'h s.T aTat-
front entrances: terg.- Sraid" for hprsea ami
RIGS. i.rr 1l' Si--. price 50 Sir.
tJPLt- * HEMMELMANN Z = CO..
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ST. LOUIS AVE. SEAp.

Fine single fiat. 81 feet near Fiu--s high
way. @t. Louis ave; beautiful and sub.tant'ul;
money cari be ma 10 in this. See Us once.
HOLBRooK- K-BLACKWELDER i. Z. r. 20,
$40 CIIy. II
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GRE BARGAIN.

Broadway: three stories: s.x-ro0m hou.c. with
store front; price only 80. Apply PA Pest',-
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Flats on pelmar, Near TaF!eT.

Dcuhl. 2-story IA; building. Eats. = AMI
rooms: baths. separate furnaces. laE1drie7. 80
lot i'xiif: rents sl.4If yearly: price '!i"0
terms 20 suit
VIFl,IN REL. E::rATE co. III Chestnpt.
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roR INVESTMENT, :
AIPLE & IFEMMELNA:SN. p. =. 60.
s-rrts &.
HHA%u-%E,N FLATS.

RENT ssH: PRICE 500
2i3N-,i1' : Isf'-rrtu ave. gro exceptionally
car,.-H...f'l. arranged. with all modern colt
= .r'rU-e-- iftn. s. n"- owner must = N-
AlrLE * GsIS.F-I.MA>N r. L Co.
go a-rn.trl-,t =
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ONE STORY FACTORY, BIG YARD

1s52 :. Eighteenth st: lot 512xess. through to
Gale St two-story brick hopse IN front
Sig1ee sayg sell IL.