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Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

tory known as Robie hall, $4,000 for re-
pairs and permanent improvements,
$4,000 to build a bank wall and for
grading around the dormitory known
as East hall, and $4,000 for the con-
struction of an addition TO the recita-
ton building.
Hunting from Automobiles.
Flint of Monson-Act making it un-
lawful for any person to hunt, chase,
catch, kill or destroy any wild bird or
wild animal at any time from an auto
mobile or by the aid or use of any
| light or lights carried thereon or at
tached thereto.
Cumberland Probation Officer.
Guerney of Portland-Act to amend
the act creating the Office Of probation
officer Of Cumberland county. The
amendment gives the probation officer
all the powers of a truant officer, po-
lice officer constable and deputy sher-
iff. The probation officer may also,
without warrant or other process. take
any person placed in his care by the
courts. at any time. until such person
is committed on a mittimus in final ex-
ecution of sentence, and bring him be-
lore lne court.
Lewiston to Issue Bonds.
Driscoll Of Lewiston-Act to author
iZe the city of Lewiston to issue its
bonds to the amount of 100000 to pay
its bonds now outstanding and matur-
ing in the year 1917.
Hours Of Labor and Pay.
O'Connell of Millinocket--Act for the
purpose of lessening the hours of la
Dor or increa sing the wages or better
ing the conditions of the members of
la Dor organizations.
The act provides that no restraining
order or injunction shall be granted by
any court In this state or any Judge or
judges thereof in any case involving
or growing cut of a dispute concerning
terms or conditions of employment, un-
less necessary to prevent irreparable
injury to property or to a property
right of the party making the applica-
ticn for which injury there Is no ade-
Quate remedy at law and such prop
erty or property right must be in writ
ing and sworn tc by the applicant or
his agent or attorney.
State Stipend for Fairs.
Emerson OF LeW1ston-Act providing
that no agricultural society within
this State giving horse races as a part
Of its annual exhibition the gross purs-
es cf any meeting Of which amount to
$1,000 or more shall receive any stipend
from the State unless at least one
third of the classes of races advertised
and one-third Of the amount of the
purses offered shall be for trottfnS
classes exclusive of PAGERS.
In Favor Of Hospitals.
Ticher of Watervile-Resolve an
propriating $1,000 for the maintenance of
a hospital conducted by the Sisters of
Charity at Watcrville
Murphy of Calais-Resolve appronri-
ating $1,000 in favor of the Calais hos
pital.
Allen OF Sanford-Resolve appronri
atlng $4,000 to the Moulton Hospital of
SprihSvale for maintenance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08
TWO LONG YEARS
He SUFFERED
"FRUIT.A.TIvES" MADE HIM
FEEL As IF WALKING ON AIR

Orillia, Nov. 2Sth, 1914.
For over two years, I was troubled
with Constipation, Drowsiness. Lack Of
Appetite and Headaches. One day I
saw your sign which read "Fruit-a-
tives make you feel like walking on
air" This appealed to me. so I de-
cided to try box. In very short
time, I began to feel better. and now
] feel fine have a good appetite,
relish everything eat. and the Head
aches are gone entirely. I recon-
mend this pleasant fruit medicine to
all my friends"
DAN MCLEAN.
soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit a -tlves Limited. Ogdensburg, N.
Y-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08
HOW | DARKENED MY
GRAY HAIR
Lady Gives Simple Homo Recipe That
She Used to Darken Her
Gray Hair.

For years tried to restore my gray
nair to its natural color with the pre-
pared dyes and stains. but none of
them gave satisfaction and they were
all expensive. I finally ran onto a
simple recipe which I mixed at homo
that gives wonderful results. I gave
the recipe. which is as follows. to a
number of my friends. and they are
all delighted with it. To ozs. of
water add a small box of Barbo Com
pound. 1 OF. OF bay rum and OF.
Of glycerine. These ingredients can
be bought at any drug store at very
little cost. Use every other day un-
I'll the hair becomes the required
shade. 1t will not only darken the
gray hair. but make 1t soft and glossy.
It IL not sticky or greasy and does
mot rub of.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08
Mrs. WhitehOuse Glad
of Suffrage PROGRESS

Mrs. Robert Treat Whitehouse. one
OF the most prominent and enthusia ST ic
supporters of the equal suffrage move
ment, was asked. after "ought to
pass had been reported by the iudici-
dry committee on the suffrage resoIu-
tlon, for an expression on the pro-
gress being made with the measure
and said:
while the unanimous report or Tho
Judiciary upon the suffrage resolution
was not unexpected, it is very eratifv-
ing to feel that it was united unon tba
question of referring it to the peon,e
1t is only fair that the people of Maine
should have chance to vote upon il
All over the United States the T,eois-
.atures are COrceding this right and
passing resolutions upon it. IT is nroh
anle that following the preccdent of
North Dakota other state Iecisla t,,rae
Will pass Presidential suffrage hills
and the states which try partial s1If-
TRACE will surely follow with full s,,f
fr&ce. We have never lost a state
which has been won for suffrape on
the contrary. the success has been so
great that legislatures have unani-
mous'y endorsed it,
THE passage of the resolution is on
~ another proof that Maine intends
to be true to the motto which she has
adopted and lead the eastern states
with votes for women"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

delinquency in that particular county
can this ho done through one GER.
eral law, or Will II bc necessary 10 hay.
a law specifically creating. nnd dear
ing the duties. of each court"
That is something We arc working
on now. cannot say"
Mr.. Cole added: "In the event ~ one
general law, the Lewiston police would
he withdrawn, as unnecessary"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

To he possessed Of head of heavy.
rcautitul hair soft, lustrous, fluffy.
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
matter OF using a little Danderine.
II Is easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair and lots of it, Just
get % cent bottle of knowlton's
Danderlne now-all drug stores rec
ommcnd it-apply a little as directed
ana within ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance, fresh
ness. iiufiiness and an uncomfortable
gloss and lustre. end try as you will
YOU can not find trace of dandruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise will
hc after about two weeks use, when
you VIII see new hair-fine and downv
AT frst-yes-but really new hair
sprouting out all over your scalp-Dan-
derine is, We believe, the only sure
hair grower. destroyer of dandrufY and
cure for itchy scalp and it never fails
TO stop falling hair at once.
III you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, mosten a cloth
with little Danderine and carefully
draw IL through your hair-taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
be soft. glossy and beautiful in lust
few moments-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08
Another Appointment

Superintendent Of Public Bulldog
Charles :. Brown on "wednesday afi'-
noon announced the appointment "f O.
w. Maddocks ~ Augusta 40 capital" '
the night watch. 20 succeed Thorn
Lynch of Bath. who Will hnish hs dHii'
in rhat capacity next SATURDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

In Chicago women voters arr con
PEELED to tell their age
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

China has more than 5000 men 90 -
cry 100 women IN the empire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08
For the Dental Examiners

Senator Holt of Cumberland-Re-
solve in favor of the Board Of Dental
Examiners appropriating 5000 for pur-
chase of twelve operating tables and
a steel cabinet and S400 for each of the
years 1917 and 1918 for the prosecu-
ton of violators of chapter SO, Public
Laws of 1913.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

Senator GiIIin's Statement
Senator Gilln of Penobscot. a mem
ber of III, judiciary committee. said
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08
.OCtOrSFal

@Terible case Of fEcsema-cootrActed when
nere 6oy-foueht disease for ten years, with
half dozen specialists. Both legs In terrible CON
dition. Almost nervous wreck. 1t took JUST
8 bottles to clear up this disease
This 10 the late testimony Of . prominent
newspaper man. His name and his remarkable
sfnry m full on request. We have seen - many
other cure with this marvellous liquid wasA
fAat Ne ffoe3y ofDer ycu bottle en our pefsonal
Suesustee. Try Il today sc. sc and $lIse.
ID. ID. d.
for Skin Disease
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08
For Gorham Normal School.

Alden Of Gorham-Resolve in favor
Of the Western State Normal School at
Gorham. $4,000 for interior alterations
and furniture in the recitation build
ing $1,000 for alterations in the dormi-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

Bowditch & Webster. Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-08

Madison VILLAGE Corporation.

Sawyer of Madison-Act to change the
limits of the Madison Village Corpora
ton and to set off therefrom certain
real estate belonging to Theodore B.
Weston and Addie S. B. Weston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10
UNA MULA FURIOSA QUE MATO
A PATADAS a UNA MUJER
A OTRO ANIMAL

En- un rancho Immediate a esta ciu-
dad. cast en- los linites de la pobla-
ci6n sobre e. canine de Palo Alto,
sacedi6 aver q n mujer mexlcana
cue en- vida sc llam0 Dolores PeraleS
AMIGA. fae a dar pastura ! unos ami
males de su propiedad Y n mula Ia
embisti6 q patadas Y a mordidas ha-
biendola dejado sin vida antes de
que Ia pobre mujer hubiera podido
ganar Ia puertad del corral. FL uni
co testigo de esta desgracia fue un
niho de once amos, hijo de Ia VIC
TINA, Ell que llamo q los vecinos pa
"a darles cueDta de 10 ocurrido. La
nisna uula, en- los moneutos en- que
Ell Diputado Sheriff recibia IA infor-
macioa del chiquillo, el nismo ami
NAL. repetmos, ataco q n mula
mas peoueha que era 81 compahera
de mschero V 10 mato d golpes. e
turioso animal fue sacrificado q ba-
LAGOS.
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prend!U vcIdadcramrntc = los oyen-
ties.
"Conoc' 4 Mr.. Mayo. GJo n de-
mand&ntc en- 81 declaration, ea II
carcel de n Gale Raymond. 70 h&-
bia lido ALI a visitar q mi novio, u m!
prometido, MIR. Peterson, que sc en-
contraba preso. Mr.. Mayo era 81
';n'&o Y me Tue p~resentado por =
que. leHla 70 cntonces ve'nte amos
c' edad ' ahoFa cu'E;u treinta :
SEES
Durante su relate, Ia depOnent" sc
moSt"" carlaconteclda y SIS o.loS eN-
preSaoan una gran trIsteza- Mr.. Ma
&c, que 9 ; IN homoFe aA'o' corp"-
'enlo' con 81 c"Reno eh"ecano va
,e'" eau" RAG " Il" @Noi" n'!e'
"4fa"'e e Fe'a'o O' est" ' 'f'cueA
"9 ~
" ."e ;" ''"A 'VH W. n"So N'"S
~
o. M! Iel'z' cH' "q"e't'' Ids
L que CONGO! las 'eFT!o!e' feFeLac!o-
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Admiec 81 no cumpiimiento de IL
p-oneSa.

z! abogado dc Mr.. Mayo. admitio
cue este habia otto su contrato,
faltando a su promesa de matrimo-
MO, pcro asegur6 que Ia sonora Me
yer saba que el manufactured era
casado Y que no Sc habia divorciado
a pesar de 10 cual habia convenido
en- vivir con e. Agreg6 que 81 De
fenso habia daio a Il sonora Me
yer. $4,000 y atendido ampliamen
te a sus meces;dades. La corte sos
tIvo su fallo exponiendo que los
perjuicios deberian considersse so
brc la base del salario que disfrota-
ga el demandado en- esq epoca, que
err de $500 al ano. Su riQuesa Vi
no pocos amos despuas con motive
de IN invento de este &c III radia-
dor.
e. abogado de Mrs. Meyer, dijo
cue las ssnsacionales reveladoaes
sobre los los maritales de Mr.. Ma
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Una esposa amenaza con repe'
tir la tragedia de la seflora
.... de Saulles.. .
su esooso lie permite yer a sus hUos con toda libertad

NUEVA YORK, Octubre 9.-Con
testando 4 Ia solicitud de ia senora
Constanza E. Carbone, para que Sc Ie
permita e a sus dos hijos, mientraS
Sc resuelve Ia denanda De divorclo
~presentada por su esposO Robert Ca
borne, de Cedar Manor, /. l., este de-
clar6 que SUI esposa. que era n can
tante de profession, 10 hah!a amenaza-
do ION repetir Ia tragedia Ell que fue-
IA protagonista II bella chilena seho-
IA Blanca Errlzurri Ge Sa2!!es, 5: no
a.cedia q que ella tuvieru IA cussodia
De suS hijOs.
No una. s:no aos-a&> ae wees, -
10 el quejoSo, nj cspcsa &c "2"sAaz'
con u 81 no k Gcr'a " les niHoa, NE
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derrotados
unos carrancSsSas
en- San Antonio

PRESIDE. Texas, Octubre g.
Treinta soldados de las tropas del 60
bierno fueron muertos y 40 to~Hados
p~risioneros por n partida dc re-
beldes que dijeron ser partidarios dc
Francisco Villa, Ia que los atac6 GER
ca del Paso de San Antonio, punto
opuesto a Candelaria, Tex. segu! in
for1nes que Sc recibieron aqui aver.
FL ataoue tuvo lugar e! siete del pre-
sente Y de los rebeldes murieron
seis. quedando cinco heridos en- el CAM
DO. Esta Ultima parte de Ia noticia
fuG traida por un native del lugar
que ACADIA de arribar aqul, p%roceden-
te de San Antonio. Las fnerzas Gel
gtbierro e<:a.bar al n'ando del Coro-
mel Miranda ' -csult.ron aniquiIadaS
DOT el rumero superior de los asa!tan-
ties. se"un Sc dice.
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INA BELLA ARTISTA AMERICA
IA ROM?E con IN AMERI-
CtNO PARA C.ASARSE
con IN INGLES

NUEVA YORK, Octubre 9. Miss
/ .Albertina Mar!owe. a Qulen Il ami
~os Ir csta ciudaI y en- e! exterior.
llsman 'Rahy" MarloWe, turo an,icr,
n de los dias mas o%cupados dc I'll
vida. Ii encantaiora Miss MarIowe.
cue curlplir:t dieriocho amos e proEj-
mo mes. CcupG Ia pr!mera paEsHa d"
10, cr.nAcs iiariUs De eSra c;ut"i "n
Mario dc 1915, con motive de n
extyana aqu 'ocacion, CT Ia cue rru-
70 Ia gentil artist& con u1@ amiga,
Mrs. Robert Nolker, dc Saint Louis.
anuuc!U anticr prer;samcnte, que ha-
:,,a roto 81 compromise con W. N:!-
liam Harbeck. IN acauialaGu jovea de
H;yack. n. T.. que ahcr@ era "a pro-
metida de IN official icl e~i@rcit0 in
glts, con quien - dc, ?osari:. icn.ro
de POGO tempo.
Mr.. Harbeck y 20, h'imoS amigos
Iesdc nues:ra iR~fancia," dijo Miss
Mar!owc. Nos iDamoS a casar el
verano pcro POGO ante' De rcaEizar
Ial cosa. rompimos nuestro oompro-
MISC por mutuo ~convcaio. No tuvi-
NOS n:nguna rina y hemos qucdado
tan amigos como a;cnDre. Ahora cs-
TOY compromctida con el Captain
Frank CoveI!. del c~jtrc!to inglts. 4
quien ccnoci sn el e~xtraniGro. Acadia
de cScribirrne una carta pruponiendo-
me una Union ' por q nILsro conduc-
20 lie he ~contestado acept.n!o III pro-
poSic;6n. Ambas cartas nan nasado
n censura sin cue So les haya tacha-
DO ma sola p~aiabra."
FL captain Coy.ll cnenta trcinta Y
dos amos lie dad : rue en IN tempo
u7o de los stletas de IA Universidad
de Oxford.
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ViVii0 doCeaIOs con III
hombre ~creyendO que
era Sill eSpOSa
La ;usticia co1deno Il enga=
hador a pagarle 100000
De inGemniz cio1

,--rr- - .l. a -,
NlhEA okh' Ot'"",'
uno de los Juf&'oS m"9 o
que Sc uene notlc!" en- l" Co''e ue
4: Intos de! EStado |'VA' st '"''o
hacc dias i" d"m"nda p~feSeaI""" P''
IL sonora Wl!he!mina Meyer nay
coHtr1 Mr.. Slrgi!u!S 81 '"''''t
yo, re- manutattaFefo oe '""a'
res lie esta cludad. POI !" c"l''"""
lie 10000 pesos qe e%lgla aqN"!!H CO
mo irdemnizac'on por c! no CUM
plimiento &c promes' &c ""'''A'0
Mo que lie hahla necho.
+, faI!o que pfonunc!" 81 J"'aro
de<PuGS De 4 oEeVe ae!''eF"'''H
del asunto. quc no duro arrloa dc
! einta minutes. cause e~snSac!on
mas que NADIA. por |" cantl0ad i'Jaua
ro- cl c.taGo jurado como page de
determination q IA dcmanadnte, ' /"
GA! aument0 hasta IN IN de
10000 pesos.
Fl Genaandado al ojr dicha resolu-
ci6n. palidec!6 momentaneamente.
Genoyando e. eIecto Qae "'cha sell
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Yea Ia lengua de su nj
no cuando este moIes=
to, febriscitante
0 enfermo
No pisrda la 9aot,nagd5Gi Remueva
ell vensnu dei l:sado { intes-
tines ianediata anje

Las nadreS pueden q - tranquIiaS
desDues de haber dado : u nj
nos e .,Jarabe Z" ui"os &c Cailfor-
nia." California Syrup Of FigS.J .por
u an unas cuantas horas quita 20
DO pelisro de enfermedad. limpiando
los intestinoS = vuelve = deiar a los
p~eouenuelos en- una condieion normal
de salud. Los niHoS no pueden jugar
nj d~istraerse mientras Il inteStinoS
.stsn sucioS. : por este elios Sc vael-
ven moleStos = Sc enferman = Srfren
d~esarregloS del estomaso.
Cuando padezcan de fiebres. eSten
inou;etos, yea Embellishments 81 len
r,a y 81 eSca Sarrosa dele este dell
r;oso "Laxante dc Frutas.' Los nj
nos 10 aman porque no les cause min
gun disgusto. No importa en- que
i;ampo 81 ~pequenuelo sufra de ca!en-
turas. resfriados, diarrea. dolores de
est0maeo, etc, tenga I'd. siempre
presents que para curarlo neceSita
uroporcionarle VI "ase0 interior CO.
ITO primer ~traJaniento para reStaole-
cerlo. Direcciones cmdadosas : c!a-
ras Sc dan en- cada botella del Jara-
be de Higos de California para que
pueda ser APPLICABLE . ~infantes, ninos
lie todas classes ' adulto>-
Cuidese de los falsificadoreS de! ia
rabe de Higos. Pida a 81 boticarlo
una botelLa de California Syrup Of
Figs" Jarabe de Hisos de Califor-
nial: pero examinelo cuidadosamen-
te : c~erri5rese Ge cue esta hecho
Dor Ia California Fig Syrup Co,
E.osocros 10 20 fsbricamos en- bote-
las pequehas. Manifesto 81 deSa-
rrado cuando le den Ut falSo jarabe
de higoS Y devuelva!O ;rmediatamen-
te. -AGN
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,rendi6 vcydaderamcntc . los oven
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70, hicicron que a esposa leg!t;nla
de este Mrs. Florence Weeks Ma
yo. ~pre<entaro dcmanda de dirorclo
contra q. habieado obtenido IN IA
10 favorable Y que cuando My. Ma
20 - 40 Hire Sc rehus6 4 hacer
legal el matrin1onio de ceremonial
que habia celebrado con Mrs. Meyer
ante el ,Ministro moravo, asegurando
que cs:aba co:nprometido con una Sc
t "a de Brooklyn con Ia que tcnia
tres hijoS.
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- - .o5ouo
,,r,,o
h.;.. .o~o 49, - ra-nit;e-o q,
~ ro uo,;t.,
=. .:z.- h,;o
-. ,o III. -,
In. -.
49, ~. ;,u;.T..;. !, !,
r. s,,.lo, /, .a5or C,rh,na I;,-
r,,,w.a - ...,r ,;,5;i mr., H..
,.Ia,o,;5r inrada .n II nuc pan;f.;-
10 uue habia ccuocido Il Ia denarda-
da Ell Agosto de! ano paSaGo, por
haberic sido preee"ta"a por Ruth
Hoyt. como una sonora con dos hlJos,
abandonada por Su eSpoSo' que err;
ihiehlofo "e4 '!"o "e 'S N''"> D'"''
cas-
FL actor eXpres0 adenaS que hab!a
~ccntratadc Il Mrs. Carbone y que
cuando eStuvo ell Trenton, \. j.. en-
VIC por ella para un papel en- I'm vau-
deville. que habia escogido para ella.
Ia sonora Carbone lego Il esa pobla-
cion accompaniment por unC de suS Hill
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Un jurado breve.

F! iurado De rP'ercncia. como Sc
dee Al principle, h. $40 ,Gno dc los
rras breyes r9e ha h&bido en- esa
Cortc. ' quiz. cl mas hrere sobre
caestiones de Ia ~qaturaleza de Il
que en- q Sc venti!a. La aud.encia NJ
dur6 mas que ties horas ) media y
durante ella Sc ex&minaron 4 las par
ties. 4 los testigos : Sc lego g! expe-
dientc relative.
Edmond J.. Mooney, el abogado de
la demandante, dijo 4 los jurados
due su cliente habia celebrado all
matrimonio de ceremonial con Mr..
Mavo. q dia 2 de Abril de 1914. ell
el que habia oficiado un ministro mo
ravo. Despues de doce amos de bien-
aventuranza matrimonial. u rela-
clones 81 1ompiercn por las V
!aciones sensac.onales qAe Sc hicie-
ron POI motive del suicide de Ia
jcven esten0grafa del manufacture
70 una muchacha de dieciseis amos
de edad, llamada Lillian May Cook,
cue puso fin a su vida, cuandO des-
cubr;0 que existia una sonora Mayo
Que viva en- Brooklyn.
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Estaba casado var:as veces.

Una investigation sigui6 a Ia
muerte de la joven, Y durante ella,
Sc descub;io cue Mr.. Mayo sc ha-
hia casado con la sonora Florence
Weeks, Ell Ohio. hacia como veinti-
cinco amos Y qae en- Brooklyn Sos
ten:a un establecimiento que pasaba
como de Ia propiedad de Luisa Dud-
ley. QUEEN tenia tres hermosos nj
h;tos qac Sc c-eia eran hijos de Mr..
Mayo.
La demandante, que es hi Sc
nora de bella ~presencia. alta, de Pc
10 rubio y edad "a maciza. fue la
principal deponente y en- su decla-
raci6n Mzo VI relate de como CO.
noci6 a M. Mayo, relate que sor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR ExoHANdN

COLONIAL estAts wanted Ia sxehanfS fo1
best st. Louis income property worth ~.
ose 20 $4,000. sAnd full 4sss.istiea :
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FOR RENT
,soo@ior1 North Avenue. Barton
Heights. 10 rooms.
*4so-6oa Stuart Road, Battery Court.
8 rooms.
''5o-7os Graham Road. Battery Court.
h2o-72I Edgewood Avenue. North
s2o-132l Garland Avenue. North
Richmond. rooms. brick.
S36o-607 West Twenty-ninth street..
Woodland Heights. 8 rooms
$46o-1605 Barton Avenue, North Rich.
mond. s rooms.
&a60-l600 Block FendaIl Avenue, North
Richmond. 8 rooms.
t42o-sls stuart Road. Battery Court.
s45o-5os Montelro Avenue. Barton
Heights. 9 rooms, baths
100000 North Avenue. Rar,on
Heights. upper, 6 rooms.
&270--North Avenue and BrookJand
go. Boulevard. upper. s rooms.
tSso-Barton Avenue and Essex Street
North Richmond. upper. s
St2o--Bar ton Avenue and Essex Street,
North Richmond. upper Nat, s
rooms.
t2l6--lo05 Barton Avenue, North Rich
mond. lower. rooms
3ao0-30l South Third Street, upper, 6
5000. Yves, Cary s,roe.. lower. 6
rooms.
f20o-3o4 West Cary Street, upper, 8
rooms.
JULIAN c. ANDERSON & CO.,
SIS East Franklin Streot
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FOR RENT.
$40 N. Meadow St.

FOR RENT.
$40 N. Meadow St.
Nine rooms. bath. thoroughly mod
ern. Reduced rent.
saoo. MORTON q; THALHIMER.
Randolph 5000
~ AR IS; & SON:
DWELLINGS.
ZOO Stewart Street. Highland Park.
s sioG M Nest Main street. rooms.
ss2 West Grace street, hot-water
IL North Plum Street. s rooms.
S23 West Marshall Street rooms
SOC Virginia Avenue, Barton HEIGHTS.
522a West Clay Street. 6 rooms.
,ssii% Sor,h f Fifth r st4as;. . rooms.
tric. lights, 10 rooms.
,12ss Vest S9a,h M h.he' stre eeems' roons
zoos Park Avenue, 10 rooms.
az West Gary Street. rooms.
S 10 s Sess f Firy, str reems rooms
7la Brook Turnpike, bungalow. hot
s693 E Ela 81 Frankiin Street, rooms.
~ HaSs VI Ce otfeet. ~ rooms.
2O7M Third Avenue, Highland Park,
electric lights, 8 rooms.
10 West Marshall, s rooms.
1915 Hanover Avenue, rooms.
III North Lombardy. rooms.
1910 West Cary. s rooms.
1905 Floyd Avenue, 10 rooms.
8 South First Street. rooms.
1904 Park Avenue, 10 rooms.
FLATS
a1a7 Floyd Avenue. rooms
l025k West Grace Street, second fat,
hot-water heat. rooms.
BOIL East Broad Street, first nat, 5
rooms.
1929 Hanover Avenue, hot-water heat.
second fiat. 7 rooms
BOO Hanover Avenue, second nat, hot
water heat. Z rooms.
1921 West Broad. second fat. rooms.
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Noble Avenue

Beautiful 1o0-foot lot west side OF
Noble Avenue, Ginter Park Excellent
location. The owner has decided to
sell this lot at II sacrifice price of ST.
S $50.
N RUFFIN & SLOAN
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FOR RENT-Business Property.
WANTED. q tenant I have a large light
the expense. viii furnish desk ana pisntS
81 end o she se asssfss Fl
eauippsd once building IN RIchrnond In
Z t$s, care Times. Dispateh. -
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Rent Special

608 montefro Avenue. Barton Heights.
Nine rooms. two baths. nicely arranged
car line. Nicely arranged outbuiidines
Tor chickens. etc. This Is a tip-top
JULIAN c. ANDERSON e. Co,
SIS East Franklin Street
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FOR RENr-Real Estate.

TORE. plate glass window, electric lights.
gas; good stand for any business. Ront.
lS. 81. iQA Eaat Marshall Street.
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FOR PROMPT .
RETURNS
PLACE YOUR RENT ACCOUNT WITH
Epps-Epps & Co.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED small farm convenient to station
Give description, location, improvener ats
price. etc. Address B III. oArs Times. Dis