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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-09
interior Movement.

Houston-steady; middling, 7ssc; net re-
ceipts, 9S19; gross receipts, 9S19; shipments
II 9S1 sales, 755; stock 64,4S0.
Augusta--Steady; middling. 7%c; net re-
ceipts, 1117; gross receipts, 1875 shipments
764 sales, SIS; stock 52S75.
Memphis-Steady; middling, 7ssc; net re-
ceipts, AL; gross receipts, 1882; shipments
1872; sales, 2150; stock, S4,SS4.
st. Louis-Quiet; middling, TIC; gross re-
ceipts, 1895; shipments, 1910; stock, As, 800
Cincinnati-Net receipts, 426; gross re-
ceipts, 426; shipments 145; sales, 200; stock
1888
Louisville-Firmt middling, 77sc.
Total today-Net receipts, 12,773; gross
receipts, 1855; shipments. 1o,5S2; sales,
3621; stock, 25S, 4S7.
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Continued on Twenty.third Paae.)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-09
New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Steady; middling, l-loc' me-
receipts. TAO; gross receipts, f4o; safes
227s stock, 1880 exports coast"ise'
1903.
New OrIeans-Quiet middlins, l1sc' net
receipts, 606O; gross receipts, OOo' SAFES
$685. stock, 240,6s6. :. -
Mobile-Steady; middlng, I9sc' net r.
ceipts 6SS; gross receipts, 6Ss; saies' loV'
stock 81, 100; exports coastwise, 2oo.
Sayannah-Quiet; middling, Z 9-loc' net
receipts, 2151; gross receipts 2l5l; safes
1874; stock, 50, 461; exports coastwise 1of.
Charleston-Quiet; middling, nc; net re-
ceipts 20: gross receipts, ZO' stoch' 10
565; exports coastwise, 153
mington-Nominal; net receipts, l249;
gross receipts, 1919; stock, 764O.
Norfolk-Quiet middling, ftsc; net re-
ceipts, 1859: gross receipts, 1853; sales, ooo'
stock. 34472; exports coastwise, 1925.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, sc; STOCK
6212.
New York-Dull; middling, S.O5c; gross
receipts, 5117: stock 75027.
Boston-Quiet; middling, sos; net re-
ceipts. 413; gross receipts, 2797.
Philadelphia-Quiet; middling, S.30c; net
receipts, "a; gross receipts "a; stock $500
Total today at all ports, net 2O6SS; stock,
6e1, 6S4.
Consolidated at all ports, net 2O,6SS.
Total since September at all ports net
8, o51, 527; exports to Great Britain, 1885,
31s; exports to France, 600, 962; exports to
the continent, 2,5S1955; exports to JAPAN
| III, S96; exports to Mexico 1870.
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THE STOCK OFFERING.

The directors have authorized the sale
b. the companys fiscal agent, Minis
Sutro Company, Goldfeld. New, of 1Oo,-
600 shares at Is cents per shares The
proceeds will be used for development
purposes. Half of these shares are al
ready spoken for, and it is not believed
that much time will elapse before the
ertire allotment will be fully subscribed
Unless all signs fail this stock will be
worth par within a year and as soon as
the first batch of treasury stock offered
has been taken up by the public the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-09
THE MINE. OF HIS LIFE.


able in the way of mineral deposits than
there is in Tule Canon. Never In my
life have | seen such favorable show
ings.
II have developed the property as fol-
lows: I have run drifts and raises from
the face of the tunnel upwards and
longways with the lead. and | have
found gold all the way for a distance of
fifty feet upwards and fifty feet south
erly, which show the presence of i'm
mense ore deposits.
"At a depth of six rect from the sur
face vein Is now uncovered which runs
northerly and southerly 4,500 feet. As
says of ore extracted from this vein
show values as high as 1887 per ton In
gold and some silver.
"Out of the Crescent claim I extracted
ore by running ditch. in no place more
than ten feet deep. the ore from which
ran $162 per ton. | only Gophered' the
surface for the purpose of realizing suf-
ficient funds to defray my living ex-
penses | did all this development work
unaided during a period of three years
ION the Last Loaf claim | arrastraed
several tons of ore taken from the sur
face They went from s27 to $40 per ton
ION the Polar Star | 'arrastraed' one
ton that assayed sos.
II 'arrastraed' nothing on the Valley
View or the Stray Horse or the Leopard
claims, but, as your engineers have al
ready reported to you. there are Lodges
carrying free gold In every one of them
There are hundreds of thousands of
tons of good milling ore uncovered. 1t is
the best gold mine | ever located"
Mining engineers employed by the
Hearst-Jaggers Gold Mining Company.
who have examined the property, more
than bear out the veracity of Mr.. Jag
gers statements as to the values and
the character of the development work
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SHARES OF
PAR VALUE
OF $1.0o
At ar nEAEo

The Hearst-Jaggers property stands out
as one that at its inception has guaran-
teed immense deposits of gold producing
ore In this class is the great Combi-
nation mine of Goldfield which is pay
ing dividends at the rate of s96OO0O per
year Before that property was turned
over by Lucen L. Patrick TO the coni-
pany which is now further developing it,
shafts had been sunk and shipping ore
had been blocked out. The same may be
said of the great Florence mine of Gold
field out of which thousands Of tons of
ore are being taken before a company has
been organized to take it over.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-09
THE STORY OF THE HEARST
JAGGERS

The Hearst-Jaggers Cold Mining Com
rany takes its name from the locator of
the property, Tom Jaggers. and from
the w r. Hearst claim in the center of
the group, so named by Mr.. Jaeger when
he located the same three years ago.
The property is situated SO miles south
west of Goldfeld, in Tule Canon. 1t con-
sists of seven full mining claims, or l40
acres.
The claims are named as follows; w.
r. Hearst Polar Star. Valley View,
Crescent. Last Loaf. Stray Horse and
Leopard.
Tom Jaggers, the discoverer, after an
arduous career in the early mining days
Of Colorado, went to Arizona, from
whence he Travelled to California over
the mountains, and then went to Ne
vada. In 1895 he had been prospecting
az Hawthorn, New. when he struck
southern trail burro and the usual
prospector's outfit was all he packed. He
was looking for good claims. After he
had traversed over 100 miles in which he
spent seven months. and had prospected
thoroughly every inch of ground on the
road, he located the Hearst group, now
possessed by the Hearst-Jaggers Gold
Mining C'onnnanV
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
TO GIVE INFORMAL DINNER.

Members % the Board Of Directors OF
the Real Estate Exchange net y~s.er,isy y
afternoon and decided 20 give an inror-
fn+s dinner on Tuesday evening. Decembe.
). ~ I'll. Missouri Athletic Club Bushes.
suits VII prevail ard the dinner will be
confined strictly TO members OF the ex-
change. one complimentary ticket 10 be
allowed eacn member. Extra tickets arc
TO - cold a. g plat. The Committee
Frederick. chairman. and A = Terry a:,1
G F. A. Mueller The selection oe speak
ers ard entrrfa'nmrrf viii be IN charge
OF J. II GuniisCh. chairman. and r III
Parish ard r. 8. Parker
Eceoluiior. were adopted bv the boa I'd
cor'c-rriaS 'he unsafe condition oe the
granite bituCl!ncus rGscadsn On Chns,ru,
street between Fourth and Nineteenth
s--'s's. The slippery sur,ac. Of tn. ri roc.
iriu-rs horses damages vehicles and en-
dangers a.. lives OF those Hiding. the Tcso-
luriOn Ier,lres
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
AMES HOME ON LOCUST
STREET SOLD FOR $4,000.

Tho old Ames home place at No. 1918
Locus: stree; was purchased yesterday by
u client o! the McNair & Harris Really
Company from the Scottish Rite Cathe.
oral Association for So a front foot. ~.
$500. The purchasers boush. purely for
nNcstuen;.
Tho property has frontage OF So feet
BY u depth Of ls5 ard adJoina on the east
the home OF Rufus J. Lakeland. The res
iGence Was DLilI about thirty years ago
by Mrs. Lucy V. S-mplc A'res mother Of
iienr- and ElSar Ames az a cost Of SO :
90. The hous" IS stiii in fine condition
ard one OF the most attractive places
along Locust street IL has bcea occuple,i
for seyera! years for business and board
Ing purposes. The rental is only nominal
compared with the value Of the property
and u II likely that the ground win b.
cleared and Improved with q commercial
building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
NINETY-NINE YEARS LEASE
ON OLIVE STREET PROPERTY

a !e7s~ 'o- r'-s-y--;na ysar- was ,ake-.
yesterday nv 80 Dlvtrn I-vA.trnen- Corr
pary. Clients - ne Hn orvTa-B a-kusi!.-
Real ES'ats Trust CornpFry. on tho prop
eTty. No ITO Olive street The property
has front % - feet and ,ucss7 h- /,
depth - ia f~"t. and the lsar. wa mad.
80 sr annual F--tal - p.., 20 -h- sr,,I
;.rrn- TIE ground - owIsd by DIVA yon
ScrssN-
The Dayton Company rlrssSv has n sim
liar ieas" on NJ. 10 Olive street With a
frontage % - fee PHrs are being COW
sia@-cf .or -h~ Improvement. y. ba-r p,.-e,
with = s.bs'artls. commercial building
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

A:-AEEnA-S = ", Haven al
rsrgV- h0-uIrr -.-y hil.-s - Louis
E-E-L.- -. > e . -o.a J E2a Esa-
ARStASD-a - Ir t--e res
srE 80 s--Ar- s.Ty tfs-S Ess Raa-
s-- .rT ~ - CSaTiss r.s'e ...-- 4
Atk.N--n - sNs..- ~ S-<>ss.
Ely E0~k 20 Esl-sss Trv. ~ IS
-eh- zH.-s snt -ss- '----....-.---...-.-
APHANT-s = hi-- Ss ara
k46 s-rAs. city eso.s M. C--s~r,
Irv ~ 80 Csas L-s-ls ................ 2.
ARIiNGTpN-S r. h~ax IL
Erei1r- c4.y .tsrs eS W. rns
tsle s-4 -fs. 80 Csazies Bs,si. aoA
AH-FStf-s o. ~. ss'~-s s.l
wl-us-..z- e.fy osocs tf7t - .i.~ b.
uai.~- - y.cob Rssca>r as vifs -.
Bf.DAgwAN-G = - - Cssy~,
s..y y es scs ;ssn p sc.-ese A.s
s:t. - .sa s>s~- aaA sssa>as -
w 81, s;o.s rs ioes cs.r.s
K.se-sr I. N;csAe C.~1sss asi s.,e :;
e.sQzI>E q . bss f-~r-crn aas
r1-s-zss. ~r.y esRh ;4S.. Wa Gsi..s-
Sc a., ,-ssa - Gaa'. i..os>oc
CAeR-I q IN -. . .. ~ wen aal
or. 9fy Sas1e -; ysas10 Z G
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r.=F-r--.~e pss ~ r'N-ef ,--grc Vss-
-.--s-- ., : --o~i~i NV. .'-e~' e7- ~
=--.l s.~eee v~sssrs-y -~c>r'-1 wen
w. r-r-, ss-~~,- 9 ~~S~s ciS ~ No
-,~ ~---.s -~s~stseN ss--ss ssu en 'Nr
e,.,- ,,~-o~ .sso-ss Ne rt-~~>~ Wse a.
--.--.,.-ss, 49, 49, N-r-N-~S ~N~s--- N'r"-
~ ..s ss~s-i >-~.'i -sVA-~~ e~s ~"
,-.,.s - , er-s se-.s .-f .''ers~4 ~
y.--sr- P,ec@ We ss,tsA sk-s sNs vcs1e- >
s-~.->s o>-,-.s~ -s~o}s fNs vas tsker
to.rs - ~ .~A~-'>~rs
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building Permits.

- r. h;dwiS. two-sto.y brick Cat. No $50
Wyrninx. SO"
-. LHIis brewing assoi iat!rn. No .ols ,hou-
ts'sH CO.Ggct 70 ~...,4.tst..cN. $ ~.
. .tiIe..': Michael No 49, Humphrey. t~o-story
fat. sJ.ISS.
=: l.. E.sh~nz. No s33s Clemens two sory
rsst nee. s. 80
II =. U!cilc dcubl. two story store ard
fat. No .'ii-SS CARRIED. s.. SO
W hirst1n University. s!;ss a'iosss NusL nGs1-
cG-s LpIIst: S-ss
Wssainstnn :lversi:y. jg:i!in. ssorise -r.onA
SGs -ss.-l. Locust. s. %.
J. l.. Herman. iw"s;ory brick IA. No. .sss-
.. cD'rssfticut. s.
=. r Z!kS twO-ssoyy IA. No EoI Mexican
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
3 4 U Borrow Money

ms
. We are exnnnsn's % LnWESrE LOANS On
Furniture. nianns cr arv csr~1rtl uruYctty. \
~ - MONTHLY PAYMENTS cr all a. once
10 sI't YOU. No rsvm~n-s r.Iu-r--i .h-n s'-h
or unsnrinyed No ADVANCE CHARGES
You ret tNs full amount n cash w,thNr: de-
t-y We nav say Loan ar bills YOU may o~s
Ni'N1g; eHtrs rharRe and advance MORE
N"r-v. corutin all you- h.h's on orr
Easy Plan Transactions confidential Call
vi rite or ,h N7~ snd =. convinced
THE HnL'SrHni.n loan 90.
:ri Fr1!.Sn nr No ~ ans PINE Sta
ruO>-r ETS'g0f-gf u 'sr,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

John Tl7k- 4 P-r so-s vcs-s-dsv 70
Q. Y Lake TIE t-r-ro~r7 th-eo-sto-- brick
y. ..'"rf-s a'-s.. rH ErEsl
Y Parker % g. ca, Cnln.y Igi-ol= ssr
20 TEs properly rents for $40 a ;-exr
anf vas bO-ssi ~ Hr Pare. 80 .r IL
ves-r.--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
MRS. MARY MURPHY.

3'f.''s So; r'susr ~hysiriar. .-1s.-,.I
rvr.-s st ta~~7 - -r''s> -.r- go q,
- sry~~ &c - 49, rrfv -rrFp"'->' e. /.
t-r-s ~'rzH#f ta-.rTp - ps..~rts .,-l,,s5y .
--~<f,-E t~sI-s -~-rrs-r.--, t--.-..
s'N-'.' -. rT@--''st'B- So s-a-s-.-t =,
rs-- - ~~rk 80 H~.'rs' -,
sr'@~ - -TiIs Re al 49, 80
IrFFs- s'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

e-~.-sAs.s Ir ~o~ 0-C-.a-s.ss 20 ir-
-.-.n<s,sa v~-. is~De ~ esesvsasy q sssss
no .,-eay - fottoOs
r.pt T.~-r- Nse,fArss-ras cNn0s.y
R~s fGass essssai - ~ nAeaes~.sse sss~-
1-si esvta.eo ysrerr.,.sese-N,cseS W
icskar1 t'rB,y O~,asy LChsr5 eaessai.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
Scottish Rite.

m ISsorRf CoNsIsTogY. NJ r q. WILL.
meet a. Scottish Rite Cathedral. corner
ecrente- nth ard Locust streets. On Friday.
November IL, at . o'c!ock g n.-. TO confer de-
C:s-e \: c. STEWART. Master Of Kal1sh
ioha r. Parson. Registrar
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Department u Ar-i. culture. Weather Bureau
-1r;."ro!"-iCai oh-sEvatOrs received q; st.
l>piiF N0remtsr J.. EG. at 6 . o. m local
time and y. seventy I'th meridian time.
Ots>rS at!oes male a. tho rn1aenS 0f
time At all eia.iola
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
ROYAL ARCH MAsOxs.

ST.. LOUIS CHATTER NO. e. ROYAL
evening q; ':i5 Work T. u. degree S.a.-i
sonvo-aticn Al; J m Work II. z Il degree.
Large class. Visitors weicCme.
" n CLANCY. e. H p
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
MOnIIE ANO OMIO.

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
(st. L., X. q. 4 q. %. ~
r-rAr Arrive
Earsas fS.v rNs~-se- ...... - - sn - =. pfu
Kan ,'ty q San rNsn wv 90 ~ rr - S bu
ST. LOFTS Avn Ut>SiWN RAILWAY.
via Wabash
,J.rr.- H-'v.
Mai aSt v,r.~-- ....... ~ R'r o. - pFS
sr. LOTS NCNCHANTs' nMIW:E S<C
TENNISsI HtVGWAY stRt NHAN
TRAIN SERVICE.
Ehs.,ours -f..ave linton T's'i0, rssrer' sun
M ii.s p ~ f.sv. ristth end nr,'ia.
.. -ee.. p,iIy=s:in N t?w cW SIS 10
. N r~g~p; sunIav-tn 81, IA 1910
n No sos y IN S!n'ay orly=s,l f.nd ..
n Wednesday. ss'urday sni sunany-i' 70
ssor. trains I.s~. washington av.nu. ',u,
W..,hrTra- Leave G-,rws S,'y' rsuy-sO
O m ~. "a 40 rs n ~ vN"sp' Sun
day-s- 20. - MS N ." tN
m S.tu,.ay or'y-Sis E-c-yt ss'urSsy
arr Sun'av 3 - y M. sunday cr'Y ~" !"
. " Wednesday. Saturday ana sunday u 50
2.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
ORDER OF Old
FELlOWS.

m ISSrJ'RI LODGE. No. II. T. O O. F..
~ U.sf's f.rst md :h'ri Fr!ssys ~ each
,nos;h S-St meeting to,nish;, November L
lodge. S-riters requested to attend a, ::?a
wM A FERTILE. " q.
Alex. r. Nicholas. Secre:arj
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
OFFICES.
To LAT row AT t>i~Es. PURPOSES

To Ilr FOX at ~t<E>s ~ ~ RrosCs
S>~>~~--~>~->->~~-~>-~- ~>-~------->>
DISH -7s-- ~.7s'- p. r>~- N--A -.c=es
. 81 De- zr~- .FC "a N.r.
I~-7-Tr H-s.=f-r gssE-g E1-ss.e - We
~ 49, zf-~T So Itfex 49, -.-~s
EH-srrH'r --sral s.Ev - y. E-ses- 81
E~=-s--
GEAS1N 80 N--f.z = >>s.s' 'r-1f->-1
--S-s - srs.ss. a'Ss a-s -vs-g :Sr--s-S
80 s=s~Ss sa-- = i-s,e-=ss-r>- .A
49, s-.SN-I.e. .-r, 49,. - .<.
ESs - 80 49, ssse.-
Dtas-- scEA. - srsl.>s g.
s-R-N e
ot-TE iS,A-s. :-~. - s-.t.s., e,<
tss -sSss sAS.AeE--~. Iasssre II esGA-
ONT e1S< - Oa-eA~SsA C. Sr.s 0rsA-
tss sa- sg.S ssssHHs Is1kc-A1 sr~N. iiSo
F-r-r
stN-rf Sa S->~~sy es~-s 81 -zsED s8
e,EesH >Ns0s Aseu = HgA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
MORGAN ST. 500 PER FOOT.

>rssA.,G ss1v Ses-S coo te6. -vos:sG fs
.oaS HAorIEc REAL Er,ES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

Non - a. - Carisssphsr sad'er-
az Sos 81 i.s s s:.ss s:s. 4 .s sb.aaGii Ss5i
c0TTAGb-se g, e {. being ...t cs;:
css; e sssss. s,sy Psi q H ss; oao".y 7. fls'ds
Snd NeWvtead. city Sirr ass: ". j.
Ho.hrook and wife to Thcs. r. Farrelly
rRxNxiiS-S n. In. :. a. being ~
TO q. Franklin. c.ty blork lG': H!en
W:iE;nsm & q. to Ado,pn Bass e a.
Srsnd. city T block .iS: E:i. ss..f R:a,senlsr &
And husband. hy trustee. to Frank ".
Nss Nsesse city s. siosI l la John IN RaSsnsa Rsi,a y,
HICKoKY-a g.. $: bling I>cs Hick,,
wife 20 John r. Parker and w.t-.....
HoRNSRI-i!s z. III in. n. $. n, ~
c:r E:na . N; ". Fins, north II
Nornsty CITY block icT: william \.
ILLINOIS - &; ~ IN. 9. -. bet. r'ah
ana Che-ck.e. c,:y block Lis: Charles
M-veroit ara wife to Henry W. Buch-
IowA-ii, n. . IN. !. =: = e cor:
M,-.r ard Nd wife to Thomas schwan'-
Iowa-3 IT.. {. 3, het I.l.ay.,,e and
Gever c,iv block 1877: Maria I. Kun
rcer T. Cnn-l~s F schaiiert. .:.....:.;...
Ns and II RsiI: ,:r.: n,sr":n R R E 60; %
to Saunders SSrveil. ............
I.AwON.N n tn. s.. he'; chan
i-,ais J. Former and wife to Adci.
Pililow-a,c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Emp s.ss r block (" i,.S: Raa,iph Ssnf rrlsa
LnrpHD nr ch n 'e I, 20 ,n lose v. s being n,.
ieMp. city block is.s: Jos. I. n. mann
e RaaciPa Fsiedach .na rit-Y,:. a
By Potomac and cas-, hy G-ave's. city
blocks lSss- ND: German saving. IL.
st!,usion TO Apple q Hemmeima,,n Reai
MARYi.SDIsc n. n. .. bet. Euclid
and K,nG's highway. city block s>sl.
Maule- Graham Improvement %. 10
MsntEIc r.. n .. bet vandev.nt.r
and Lawrence. city hIccs esq. Peter
IandA and wife to Carl >. Haib-rG
MARYI.ANpIsn n. n. ., bet Esiciid
end X ns.s highway. e.;y hook 3ss,.
Mauie, Improvement 80. to
NATURAL. BRIDiE-ss n, n. =. n =.
cor: Cora. city hlocs ;seR: Mary
~ s,i,.ias Iit to Angus, II Fredsr!,k
yessmsns ~. to Dayton Investm-n, ~.
9;!v: s;;y ssoet 81: 6uri. !oa As shT.. :
v.a,s ~, s,,,-,ar ."-"as' "
OsrAIJ fE sv,ss
s 2 f:i1S city Iii sioci : ,es: @ Sasese. s.iss "a q
H-nsy oSsfs.rS-r%r..r,y.. G 'HriA. 10
PACE a - 49, .,.a 49,
c,.r 49, ak-.
49, ~ 49, ~s a. ha'iPt'a 10
psSE "ehsrs .:;....;::, ,.;.,....,...,
r-s p.l 81. u being ss:s;A E-aN
Wv. o. .. - .'
pI.S@rrr,s :, ruhi,n co.;
-; : IN, rsns M
~ N,,;. n1 Ill: inHh % Lewis
EaSMoSDSs. t.ssso';Sn .,,r n s,,s n CO.,
.s'e.her and VIE TO Joseph Z'rn-
fi,IMoJTH-S n. ~ In. n. s.. YVES; "
m.ssaoh'. cty siock ssH: Lily A.
% p'ii 'tm'scn .,:,....--...,:
liver Gr..e city block E3s. J rhii"
,nnssnIS 70 EsI.e Ba-ss. .-:......;.....--...;
X. ssti-i..s n. q. bet. ki.nm ani
ln.N-r Si.se city bi6k ttSs: Nellie
naNs ard trustee tc J. Ph!!o Young
z, ..'....;..:..;::.........
s saa McSs4r. cry block iss. Joseph
anu We 70 Rosa kaufnann
- ~ ~ 49,. 49,. ~ IN n. sef t!'rN
IrsndsrsHs' TO Jo'sph p. Taylor and
csp,I ';.....;,....':,.'..r.
c.tH+su- " St: W =. be'. fairfield ana
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eass,rahl, god 'ahle both rtGn.'
PLAZA HOTEL, 3l21 LOCUST 81.
pa.ar fa-ry ho.ei: ~ n,ng'.s q nrnrdsay:
!afs. rooms ,:nS. or en- ru,ts with pT,ya'-
e. and Tirkl.S tub t.:hs. .se.ient cuisine:
.9:s phone. Am..'e,:n PAN g: dISHi. s;sn,;: s.:
Earops.n plan. Soc up. club convsnisn0s..
FOR RENr-APARTMENT FLATS.
Hi.rION rlac. ~ CW.s, siis Lafayette
;IIs Ioinnn -
CI.f;N r:I.,NI'. Ga'-FIv. r"ona ana hath.
cl0~. slso soIr ruorns ani bath
TT%%ry =3!e-Ii.au'if4. f.gt-r -ro,.rn fat mod
.r- -nrra-. .rr.s. .-c-ri ''1oI nic. N.ri
yTyEEo2M 2,!:; We, ,,,,!,,ns PM ha'. SIS r. W.
GARius0N. ii: s--TLr.s rn. rooms FOR
.u.an ,Hir,i!y
doOp .cuT-roon- r.:. Win hath sni yss
n.tvr-.; -. re-; ,nt 10" n0''h. rent rsAsn-
eli. pr g E"rnh.t..
GrhND ans N.-roar-roO-, fat: hr-s n'"r:
,ncicrr cSny.ni"ncrs
CEF;i:P ..52A-si,-ruorl rno:-rn ra;. bath.
.,,rnacs. sn. a,,ur--:
HIckoEr. ::s.-r'a. .-1oni -, :..r r,Ga, 5.-.n.
snt 's,s ,,;,.. RAJ, AZ ~ -. -, !" or'r 0'''
'f;T rfII.n 4 nT.HrKE. 8 wainwr.sh, bldg
MkRYI.ANn. ~, = W., csau,icil ..sn
r- .n. rata ,1o,, 80 ~, ~ NO TAX IN 'h'
f!F!rn !. TE,;r.H6 az w,lnwr;sh; Bldg
STr,Tu uAFEEr. r-ss-.p-.e 'hr.e-roorr, ard
a.. 'ur-ronn fat. wa.-- am "a.
ONO 5c5Tn.T /. sal.e..t1v: n,,.; 's,.s a..
~" KorI.s tiniyxoF Ta Cht,;ru,
1IIYE ,,a s';; 90. g: . m: M, -" "
nG.-rr. rrT,scr. .s-s-r.. :rgn' ysra
-, 'r:n; 'r.i,' ,,,-,. ,,-s...''..-.....-. - IS
= G-.',,n 81 :. d.. I'm. - I, ..
joHS aAoriRe REAt: asTATE 60,
rTpiETo% ,e',F,gT ~; Trs s;.,iT ~ ~ ~ >
sTawMI.r ria:., Ies..N.z.y ::s:,a,.a .,,:1:.
-s'. " =, ~. ~Sr,s. rSSr to.
rrrFrIH ErsI. TSrs-T =" 'ili tf...rtI'
sIrSF-Y- ,,..-r.; s-oon. s,o-y. rooms
''' h.i4 xai4.,s SHfhr.Eor ~ c>...ru,
-vvTOn. io:IThT-. r,ox.s. s.,h. -. Or
Gr.r!rrr RAJ ESTATE ~. ,il cn...rs,:
TWO --~rs Inqu'-. -SN :. S>-oos
sr,ad Mev ". Pi,' B,sl. Api'ta:h's.
IA, -- 1871. !. ....--,.a..a. .a,.,..
.-.r- H -r'u., -. .-i soli -...-: 80
.s7f'1- .--vts. A.. 's--.s--t hAay;,.a Snlc,,
sa u -
,.-,-,,. - ST, .-~sri. r7g VII ,. charms.
r-.s tais a.Ar.-s-'. INFS ar = tc-Ssv
EPs-EIS. ss C'ns~n,' st
lECAN1 FLAT.
"a ,..y- = -. -Ts-~- 81. sv--r r-fsfsYl
-, 80 + " N,-NNAS. ~ Chestnut
RNrsHED WorsES AND YLATS
RENT.
.ApPiSNS ,-r-rs--'-hs. '-u- s-s evs
-rc-, -Ag r,.s-z. 10; sais- "a Tor rAsSsb!'
SOR RE<T-sTNGLCs-
p,T.Pp ,Ns-S'zS'- 'ar % -~o So->>&
s-H fHss rN-a- T-r'
CITS PROPERTY EOR
g,rs Ea-A ts-ssir. sau's7-s !t-.es,
s-.< az bar - it-.e sars-s % s1s0
= -
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HOl SEES. ROOMS. ETC. WANTED.
Z MODERN t.n ~ eleven rB'rn h.u>. electric
~fr'r. rprrH.rr ,r ~.L-.@TT4 'Na- -lfvs. at l~ss,
.n.I gTNuI COM -. 1r;'- = DIV is-lTsr
st.Hs#rf. - mags spa-N.ar N-~ 'rg Feb
rrta.r March or ,rrl 'T' = Rer5-lII3.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
r. purrrs.~ TiEN-.r.Ir ? 50. v"-, Of
h.rr- H'shN&. rnffh - iF~ ar. f,T' . from
8 - .. 5, ~ ~. Re uua.
--LNs r.rH..-re~' rt-yrs lE EHs."g gentleman
md ~. rrn'H.r ~..' If Grand near Ol..s
= r1r- Up =. H-,nh..r
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEy.

IMPROVED ORDER or RED WEy,
& TANpIN9 ELK TRIBE, NO. a. M
= proved Order Of Red Afen-Meets every
Easion avenue D.sr.e work a. every elm.
Aocpuon degree coGferrei on the hrs. War
the third council sleep of each moon VISITING
Cii-fs invited.
A. y KNIGHT. c. OF r.. IS Ducheuaus..a
" Knight. Sac hem
ROYAL ARCANCM.
GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL AR
" canun. Sos. aSsl Holland Ba. IaiRS-A
cordial -icoL4s TO Nl>i;CI1. friends brethren
al. members from abroad
E A BARBOUR q. Il
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MRS. ". HARRISON

CAS- go --rS'r-s -rSs.s-7sH EaSrS:1a 49,
>-rHs e.rs ~ ~ r~zr1v s-S~- -
u
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nes. 'suls Nrwliuo. 1871 ctWf ST.
0is eell,as-es.,AlIsNst ay,' 40 Ysu,
%. HosAH. 72is OLIVE ST,

rIS. AsE< aF WOMEN sPEsysl-Y
NJ yer u-tt, -sruarv - tr-s. -s--S.
'-.'l,Ff-r E-sas' 80. - . -.-.-,s
received sEH f.--- 49, .-s Hz5-f-r ---.-.
met as '-<s~t. str-'-' Z, s~.s--s rNr.I-fa.
s-s rgsisNs'- s'ssnE.><s .r-t--'v r---
49, =
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FRISCO AvSTEN,
-. Louis and Saa rPa0c0sco n m

Nh-ey Fark A.crmod,'ior fernf's ts''n ..
m so M. 'ii;.s p N Srri,s. m:m. /. M.
IN az, a M ILL., m: '.sr M. tia;.o a m.
'il:'s T. m. D. ~ = m
rs.ihe ACCOMMODATION departs 'sM = m.
E.ns y N. t.:!i . m. Arrt,s" at Nt q m.
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LOANS or FURNITURE,

s:s., s:.y .s,.:.s. 49, ..c. s::s- c.... 80: I.
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MRS. L. HoTsoN.
ms. wlaalnes lal pAssE saiYuE.

-. OsFyv s~r.xss sS-.-.z--s. sasG s--s-
r.s~sssa=r. e~ss sAr. So. c=--zA s~yA sss
rsss-s -.sas>ssss eAaV~s
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PERSnN 81.

f.'-r.-.F .- -rrNz-r- for = nI m.r. =
{" 90" .-a.T-..s EfsF EastEE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

PLAZA HOTEL, 3!27 LOCUST 81.
Fer ,h- ~intsr Ann"n .::3 . - D - Most
2 pu.ar faaliy hotel: ~ uinH'-s q ii-"'ds ay :
.lr0~ single suite With private
hath. steam h.s'. electric iIsnt gas fsee show
e. and Turkish tub bs:hs. ~Ecslent cuisine:
10th thone.. American plan, 81. doubts 81?
I:, = day hnn.x s. up: b:5o q . dinners:
E.Tupean plan, Soc up. club convsnisnces
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17
D,Eu>.. CLEANING. REPAIRING.

MI 'ars rgris:r cleaning sne lAf-s ~
sis's ia2 - Grrri p-lr'sr I.s. tirsell g
LADIES -1f gent crrer. clrsnins 's- ng ~
r.I.--frx rrs,-ClAss .Ork. - franklin,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

csz.ase<ess "a. seSssioc- ~ eazs-suatsca
Prfvsss H~~.s-s scs- I-U-~< -s~s pAr .Ay
ss sgrA 80 eaw e Ort.e ~ 49, !.
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Ladies' Sanitarium.

.N>p -zr--s~rs .---isrx . ssE--'-- s---a
pa.tss--Ffr- Es=--v--' ----ais c FsrsF-H--g
rH---t s-.- s~--s r--F~-s, -F-N s---.. to-.
= :sEr --Tr guarantee s-a:-~i rs-r- $50
rrs- ts-rx-
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ms %. snlIA, ,el3 EIsIel.

Ses1ec-~cka s->ss 49, g~ezts ,>A-s sas~'
0><S- ssfees . srs9sts ras - Nc-~z-A<- gs'
- Srese - ss-.sC-e cArs - eGs s.tssI II
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-17

POI. ya--F.iy ~. shrsr. = nicely r:""tsNe! (!
f-F.. room ..at. VITA tfth aud rars. 4 ,:-ss
..-trr rrT-.. .'~ pl' g r. 'FT.. .lg.
wASTr:I- ~ = family = three. a nicely
.u-rl'sh.! 'h--"- III fat with tatH suI range.
hG!. -s- stating rent. etc. care Df -. re