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15 MORE "WANTS" PUBLISHED BY THE POST-DISPATCH THAN BY ANY OTHER ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY MORNING ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JANUARY 8, 1199 SWELLINGS 70S RENT. 14 wards or lesa 20c.

BOLT AT PinSBUOG, HEW EASTSIDE LIS, Soecial Commissioner's Sale EICHTH AND LOCUST. iltJDEflSOfl-UlDE. EIGHTH AND LOCUST. Of the Following Described Valuable Real Estate Belonging to Heirs of JOHN 6. REDEMEIER, Deceased, To-wit: The Entire City Block, No.

2407, having a front of 315 feet on South line of Angelica Street, 315 feet on North line of New-house 274 feet 51 inches en West line Blair Av. (formerly 12th and 274 feet 54 inches on East line of 19th St. A Valuable Stone Quarry, Almost Inexhaustible, of Beat Stone is Located on Said Property. BY ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT AT AlltfTIOftl COURT of the CITY of ST. LOUIS Ml MUV I IVlM AT THE EAST FROM DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE THE CITY OF ST.

LOUIS, On Tuesday, the 10th day of January, 1899, AT 12 O'CLOCK M. Sale Subject to Approval ol Circuit Court Title Certificate will be Shown at Sale. rpnuc sC A I IT One-third of purchase money In cash; balance In two equal CrflwlO OHL.I. installments at one and two years respectively. Deferred Mtnwnli tn be xvnmrl fe-v Deed of Trust and to bear 6 per cent interest psr annum: or at oution of payments to be aecured by Deed of Trust and to bear 6 per cent purchaser, all cash, FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO We Solicit the Collection of Rents RESIDENCES.

I. e. cor. Ewlng and Tine, old T. M.

A. Building 4549 Westminster. 13 roumi 110 4202 W.Pine, 11 rms Wl 4 N. Grand. 8 30 2'54 Locust.

15 83.331 105 S. 2oth, rma SO 8401 Morgan Ki 19 S. 6 rma. 30 W-'Ia. 12 rms.

75 4U53 Finney, 8 SO 8942 Wash'n. 11 r. 75 i 10 S. Grand. 8 SO 320-22 Newsteau, 11.

70 1137 Leonard. 8 30 6.11 Maple. 12 rms. 14068 Cook. 8 rooms 30 4457 Morgan, 11 0 3:123 Laclede.

8 r. 4459 Morgan, tie. 602sj8 Walnut, 8 r. 25 6570 Chamb'lalo, llr 60:1372 Burd, 8 rooms 23 6025 Raymond, 11 le. 65! 913 Warren.

8 25 8840 Delmar, 10 r. 65 2837 N. Grand, 8 r. 25 6332 Page, 10 rms. 60 s.

Market. 7 r. 25 3S3i Pine. 10 601 922 N. King's 23 3547 Chestnnt.

10 r. 60ll3o Dolman. 8 25 622 N. Spring. 9 r.

604104 Page. rooms 3325 Wash'n, 9 Cote Brll't. 7r. 22 6.V.4 Chamberlain. 10 4514721 Greer, 6 rooms .0 3514 Laclede, 10 45)4725 Cote Rril.

7 r. 20 2655 Russell. 8 rms. 45 '1401 Stewart. 6 20 929LaSalle.

12 45 4102 I'age. 6 rooms 20 3704 Cook, 8 4014759 Greer. 6 rooms. Page. 12 40 2622 Mills.

6 r. col 18 1221 Temple. 9 40 2622 Mills. 6r col). 18 2910 Olive, 9 40 IShadysidc, Webster 4217 Cook.

9 r. sta. 40 1 Groves; 8 r.frame; 1800 Hickory, 10 r. 401 large grounds 18 1231 Temple, 6 rms. 40 s.ST Lefnngwell.

6 IS 34.V4 10 r. S5 6157 Ridge, 6 rooms 18 43f8 Cook. 8 35H 387 Burd. 7 rooms. 18 1235 Temple.

7 35 13165-78 Bell. 8 r. fu 16 a ua 'ilia iriltot 6 16 2002 Olive' 33 11321 Elliot. Ir 16- 1104 Chouteau. 10 r.

851 524 Cerre. 6 rooms 13 712Whlttier. 8 35 11724 N. Taylor. 6 r.

15 8648 Cook. 8 85 720 S. 6th. 6 r. col.

13 3408 Chestnnt, 8 r. S5 11339 Hodiamont, 6 15 8115 Franklin, 9 3311122-24 N.lSth. 5 r.12.50 4971 Page. 8 rooms. 35 (1313 Poolar.

6 r. col 12 '102 rhouteao. 10 r. 722 S. 6th, 4 11.50 1722 Wagner.

8 r. 35 FLATS AND ROOMS. 1001 Olive. Br. 28.

1107-1109 S. 12th. 4 14 IN. 221. 7 rooms 4513138 Adams.

1 fl 4346 W. Belle, 7 r. 1718A C.laseow. 4 r. 14 4049A Olive, 8 b.

.32.501 1H2 S. B'm't. 4049Olive. 6 27.50 14071 Page. 3 r.

2 12 4300 A Cook. 8 r. 2 fl. Page, 3 rooms 12 620A N. King's 25 '2S1S Adama, 6 rms.

32 4441 W. Belle.5 r. 1 fl. 2511333 S. 8th.

3 rooms 8168 Easton. 6 r. ..22.5013949 Lincoln, 4 rms 10 308 N. 20th. 5 25(1710 N.

Hth. 3 rms 10 4235 W. Belle. 5r. lfl 25 11316 N.

Sarah. 3 10 422SA W.Belle.5r,2fl il.io.8 N. Sarah. 10 3656 Shenandoah. 5..

22.50 11308A N. Sarah. 3 r. 10 B904Cook. 5 22 11306 N.

Sarah. 3 10 2013 Franklin, 7 2012127 Lucas. 3 rooms 10 8168 Easton. 1 fl 20 ,2719 St. Louis, 3 r.9.50 4338 Evans, 4 rooms 2') I 919 Brooklyn, 3 r.

9 2651 Olive. 4 201704 X. 10th. 3 9 1514 N. 19th.

7 rms 20 U327 S. 8th. 3 rooms 9 8162A Easton. 2 fl 201 213 Brooklyn. 3 rms 9 1517 Cora.

4 19 1 223 Brooklyn, 8 rms 4520 Arco, 4 r. fl-. 18:2013 Franklin. 3 r.ofl 9 620 Morgan. 8 15 I 718A N.

11th. 3 4466 Chonteao, 3 15 (1414 Papin. ...8.50 J714 Glasgow, 5 rms. 15 127191A St.Iouls. 3..8.50 1718 Glasgow, 5 rms 15 11702 N.

10th, 3 8 15 S. 16th. 4 13 26.31 Bernnrd. 2 8 201 Brooklyn. 6 1511704 N.

10th, Sr. 211. 8 4 209 A Finney, 2 15250O Bacon. Sr. 8 1714A Glasgow.

4 r. 14 714 N. 14th. 3 7 (1414 Papin, 2 6.50 FOR RENT STORE, 902 OLIVE STREET. FINE LOCATION.

HALEY, 1000 CHESTNUT STREET. MANY OPEBATOBS XAY NOT PAY TICTPATE IN THE JLTNS WORKERS' MEETING. BAD FAITH IS CHARGED. John Blyth Does Not Belie 0n Halt of the Operators Have Com plied With Agreements. riTTSBURO.

Jan. tenth annual convention of the United Mine Workers of America will open In this city next Monday and delegates ar already ariir. Ing. It Is estimated that "08 delegates will be present, representing 100,000 miners. The election of officers will the nrt business after the convention la organised.

The- contest for the Presidency will be an exciting one There are four candidates as TV Mitchell Indianapolis: f.r,r,k, Iolan Pittbtirg: T. L. Lewis of Clatworthy fJilH Convention which will the miners' national convention. ou siiie bjr from outside States. It was reported to-day number of Putaburg operators w'ilLnot prt'-late.

John Blyth, ihi i f.0 operator, when akd It he ''I may attend the sessions of the convention, but I will not Paty to any agreement made, I am iirea of the miners' mora) support and -fi? K.ome,nln mnr substantial befora I nil inMii to certain rates for a jear. I do not believe that one-half ef the operators In the Pittsburg district hav fully compiled with the terms of the Chi- eago agreement. I do not believe the Uon participate in the conven- President Dolan takes exception to the claim that the agreement was not general- I wltn ln the Pittsburg district, "atl more uniform conditions in the Pittsburg ha saM, "than ever before in the history of the district. 1 here will be more Pittsburg operators In this convention than ever attended Joint convention. They -would be very fool- ish if they do not attend, as every other 1 State w.111 be represented, with probably the I exception of West Virginia.

The river ope- rators for the first time In the history of mining wrll be present. There Is no doubt that the Pittsburg operators will comply with any agreement that may te PRICKED GERMAN HONOR. Sr. Bittinghoff Fined for Accusing Of fleers of Cowardice. BERLIN.

Jan. 7. A case in which the ministers of war of Prussia, Bavaria and Saxony figured as prosecutors, has just been concluded In the Imperial court at Lelpsig. The defendant was a physician. Dr.

Blttlnghoff was charged with caluml-natlng officers of the Oerman arm v. The offense was committed in June last on tne eve oi tne general elections. In a beer saloon at Schwelt. Westphalia, where Dr. Bittinghoft noisily held forth on the subject of the war, declaring the populace did not want war and that if the soldiers were allowed to take their choice they would all elect to return home Instead of fighting, 'ile also said the soldiers who took part In the Franco-Gernvin war were inspired merely by "Dutch Courage," and that It was the universal practice of their officers to creep under the shelter Of hedges.

Thesej foolish remarks were reported to the military authorities who Interpreted them as being an accusation of cowardice againat the officers. Thereupon the three ministers of war in their capacity as of- licials prosecuted Dr. Bittlnghoff. who was 1 fined SiM) marks. The doctor appealed to the Supreme Court, which has now con firmed the decision of the lower court, HE WONT COME OVER.

United States Narrowly Misses thai Visit of a Noted Confidence Han. Special Cable, te the roat-DUpatch. Copyright, 16U9, by rrssa Publishing Company. LONDON, Jan. 7.

America fias Justi missed a visit from the most dangerous character of his class in Franco. He la I Verinet, a lightning artist In thievery and swindling. He was arrestee yestorday when going to Havre to sail fop the United States. The fellow makes up well as a comedian, pantomimic actor or detective or tne old school. His last haul was in the central markets, where he stols 4u0 pounds from- a butter merchant.

When out of employment he adopted various costumes. As an officer of marines, wearing the cross of the iearlon of Honor, wltn bis race careruur bronzed as if by African Indian suns, be succeeded in borrowing a gooa oes-t ui money from military men. On other occasions he dresses as a pravi or a friir and obtained subscriptions lor Imaginary charltlea. also ralnod money among the Dreyfusards by representing himself as an officer who had to leave ins armv ntinr to his conviction that the prisoner at Devil's Island was a victim of tne Jesuits. vv nen arrested ne wor i garb whlih was a cross between the dreesl of a Kpanlsh screnader and one of Buffalo1 lilll cowboys.

NAPKIN BUST OF WILLIAM. German Waiter's Idea for the Kaiser! Birthday Sinner Table. P.BRLIN, Jan. 7. A waiter of Chemnlts, named Itarthel, has been granted permission, at hi own request, lo come to Berlin on Emperor William's birthday, which occurs on Jan.

27. lo construct on the dinner table of the caetle a bust or His Majcaty out of table naiiklns. It Is said that at the coming court ball the old Fren-h minuet, and gavottes ona newlv Invented minuet walls will be mainly Indulged In. as the Kmpre.s and the court ladies have been practicing thee dances lately. The Crown Prince, who was born In 1(U2, has grown much taller during the paet year, and even now.

although only 1 years old. I slightly toiler than his father. tt, Monday tt tho Crown Prince, with hie, brothers Kld snd Frit and Adalbert.) visited the Itoyal Theater and wen! hind the scene. The whole stage meeh-l uiiim was explalne.1 to theni and theyl were Introduced to some of the actors and actresses. TO SUPPRESS IMMORALITY.

The Sundesrath Is Discussing a Wealfe' ened Centrist Measure. I1KR1JX, Jan. 7. The Ilundesrath Is now discussing a government bill, tha o-cslIed lex llelnre. framed to aupvreaa certain fea-l tore of public snd private Immorality.

It will also affe' literature and rt Thla bill I. weakened criv of a measure, repeatmdly Introduced In the It I. Iiotag by Cent rial and defeated. The Center. filch la the dominant faction of the Hei -hslag.

tull trirouan m.I nrnn the t'uloane Volks Zeltung. It Intention of lighting the two leading rry-emment mes.uroe. the anti-strike end military bills. At the am time tt condemn the constant ricrcae in We miit Irtala and Impugns the motives underlying snoat of thr- cases, saying oeptoira iminiw1 F. X.

BARADA. Pres. JAS. J. GHIO, Vice Pres.

WM. 1. HRLoKA. Sec. and Treas.

BARADA-GHIO, 1001 CHESTNUT ST. PHONE MAIN 1263 DWELLINGS. 11 -room frame boose, all modern conveniences; grounds 300x200; at Ferguson $23 1223 Cheatnut. 11 1352i Garrison, 7 r.bth 25 1U27 Morgan, 6 r.bath 18 1215 Cheatnnt. 10 r.

30 223 S. JefT'n, 9 rma 30 4411 Lebadie, 7 rma 20 2iil3 California, 6 r. 25 2P22 Franklin. 2 mi 7 227 I'ine. lo rooms.

85 105 S. 16th, lOr.bth 30 2913 Franklin. 8 rma 25 2221 Chestn't, 8 r.fur 40 705 N. 14th. 6 16 42fi2A Garfl ld.

6 r(c 18 Manch-ter rd.tt is 220O Wash. 6 rooms. 18 21S9 Market. 6r.b.22 50 3325 Chestnut. 8 r.bh 25 4126 WestnTst'r, 9 60 2933 Laclede.

7 r. bh. 25 STABLE OS SHOP. Rear 114 North 6th, between Chestnut and Hear 412 N. 11th $3 FLATS AND ROOMS.

4538 Garfield. 6 rms $20, S14 Market, 2 2 fl 6 8302 S. Jeffn, 8r, 2fl '2 2621 Papin. 3 col) 9 2224 Clark. 4 rooms.

14. 4008 Evans. 6 r. stm 20 2226 Clark. 4 rooms.

12 317 Olive. 1 r. 3d fl. 7 in nolo, ai 14 14o4 Papin, 2 2 fl.7.5o 8222 La Salle. 2 (c) 61 lo3 8 16lb.

2 rooms K1 4012A Evani.6 st 22.50 IV XI Cass, 2 6 1514 Morgan. 3 2 fl 10 1443 N. lOth. 3 rm.7.50 124H Franklin, 3 r. 8 1U27 Morgan.

2 rms. 6 120 Lombard, rooms 3 1235 Spruce. 3 r. 1 fl iO 1403 Cbout'au, 2 fl a 105 8. 16, 2 b'k (e) 611 S.

14th. 8 2 fl 12 004 A Taylor. 4 bh 18 1816 Morgan. 2 r. 2 fl 1751 Mississippi.

6 r. 18 STORES AND OFFICES. 815 Olive, 2 large rooms, 2d floor; vault 120 Jefferson, shop and store 12 2121 California $15 S07 8. 14th 1401 Chouteau 624 Clark av. 515-517 N.

Main, stories 213 Market. 4 floors 75 803 N. Levee 85 526 Clark, aud rms 611 Lucas. 3 stories 41 2011 Chouteau 10) Robt. M.

Noonan, 800 CHESTNUT ST. 4561 Waah'n. 14 8517 Pine, 12 r. 3001 Delmar. 10 4223 McPherson.

$751 S32Chonteau, 9 Morgan. 10 r. 30 602830 Stoddard. 8 r.22.60 8 45.1222 St. Anpe, 9 25 1825 Kennett.

12 2321 Chestnut, 8 4466 Elmhank, 8 401 S08 S. Rtb. 9 5 3512132 Carr. 6r 16 f. 30 2611 Madison, 6 15.50 11345 Elliot, 6 .13.50 FLATS.

258211 Olive. 4 r. 15 2515363 Easton, 4r, 14 b.22.5013213 Olive, 4 10 2111320 N. Sarah 3 r. 10 r.

ha 19 Indiana, 3 8 ba 15 1726A Olive, 4r, 8130 Bell. 7 r. 8145A Olive. 5 r. 04 Hickory.

8 1121A S. 12th. 7 1323 N. Sarah, 4 STORES. 1011 Chestnnt I006 Olive, 3 1 8217 Olive 85 1 203 3d.

cheap. .22.50 .15.651 4 X. Main 30 3145 Olive, plate glass front, low rent 62 S. 7th. large store, 6 rooms, bath; low rent 25 N.

Jefferson new stores 918 N. Main 2-story low relit N. w. cor. Main and Walnut, 2 floors 806-07 3.

7th, 6-story low rent JohnH.Terry&Sons Rent Collectors and General Real Estate Agents. DO NOT CHARGE FOR ADVERTISING. 'Phone Main 2416. 621 Chestnut St. HOUSES.

4318 Laclede. 12 r. 4512810 Dayton. 00 8128 Morgan, 10 405861 Etzel, 7 25 8133 Wash'n. 32.50 911 N.

Sarah. 6 r.25 00 1316 N. King's high- 12743 Geyer. 8 25O0 way, 9 851 315 S. 22d, 8 50 2008 Olive.

8 Duncan, 6 r. .20 00 2229 Wash'n. 8 1440 Blackstnne. 9r20 00 f3131 Franklin. 9 30 4133 Olive.

6 20 00 1926 Morsan. 8 r. 18 00 1016 N. Letangwen. 10 2036 Chestnut, 8 ..27 5015333 Shaw, 5 12 00 .30 0O4575 N.

Market, 4r.l0 00 715 N. Jeff'son. 8r.27 50 4135 Olive, 5 10 00 8404 6 602238 Adams, 3 00 1130 W. Belle. 5 r.25 OO 2627 Chouteau.

3 r. 2248 Wash'n, 6 r. .22 St. Louis, 2307 Wash'n, 5 r. .22 S.

3r. 4272 Finney, 4 r. .18 00:3112 Hickory. 3 3007 Park. 5 17 0O13314 Park.

3 2107 Market, 4 r. 16 0O4028 Lucky, 3 617 Lucas, 4 16 00 1413 N. 16th, 3 N. 14th, 3 r. .16 1381 Hodlamont.

3 r. "338 Eugenia. 4 r. .15 002119 N. 14th.

3 rms. "ik ltandolnh. 3 r. 12 Morgan, 2 BUILDINGS. 814 St.

Charles, 2 004 Collins, 40x85: two stories I stories 217-19 Elm, STORES AND OFFICES. 2746 Morsan, cor $40 519 Channing "007 Market Collins, stb.12 50 2217 Washington 2O3310 Park 10 2307 Washington 17 I 411 S. fourth 8 6235 Bartmer, 1513Ul Hodiamont, store. 2627 Chouteau 15 WM. A.

MEAGHER, Real Estate and Financial Agent, S. E. Cor. Ninth and Chestnut Sis. DWELLINGS.

oonapine. 10 $35 8080 Olive, 8 320 Garrison. 6 N. Htb. 4r flat.

0043 Ha vi 011 8 30 3525 Manchester, in 33 Chinning-. 6 12 11 237 S. 8 30 2106 Pine. 8 r. 3617 Cook.

8 r. key 3417 Laclede, 3Gi5 35 2812 Morgan. 8 101 S. 15th. 1st ami 4218 Cottage 5 2d fl.

$12.50 23.37 Clark, lfl anJ 13 50 3850 Lucky, lfl STORES. eor. 12th and Morgan, store and 5 010' Walnut rear: 2-story warehouse 205 N. Main 3-story 212 Walnut rear; 2-story warehouse 008 N. Broadway cor.

nth and Pine large store. 821 N. 7th st 309 Lucas av 1320 Market st 20 FOR COLORED PEOPLE. 16th near Lucas nice 3, 4 and room flats; rent cheap 1409 Pine. 8 $2- 2230 Wash, 6 Vis Riddle.

3 7 1517 Pine. 6 1116 Morgan, 5 15 N. 14th. 211 V'40 Morgan, 6 18 1531 Loess. Ill 3r S26 S.

3r 9 3324 Wash'n. lfl $33 15 35 15 60 $10 IS 2 8 8 J. I. EPSTEIN, 610 Chestnut St DWELLINGS. 3059 Wash'n, 10 r.

Bailey, 342A Wash'n. 11 417 Peck. 6 8130Pine. 11 '0 807 N. 20th, 8 3333 Chestnut.

8 r. .37.50 till Lucas, rear 3509 Bailey, 6 2t FLATS. 4 400 W. Belle, 10 r. 35 22 23d 8 50M Heltnar.

5 r. ..27.50 '2513 N. 10th. 4 51S5 Delmar. Or 24 12231 Clark.

4 5185A Delmar. 6r 26 583,2 TUeodosia, 4 14.12 N. Tavlor, 4 18 1 ll2ti Frankiiu, 3 r. 2010 Tower "Grove. 4 16,1030 N.

7th. 2 FOR COLORED. 15C6 Blair. 7 1S 706 N. 15th, 4 STORES.

Chestnut r.0 1310 Franklin 11607 Market st 60 Frauklin MATHEWS REAL ESTATE CO 603 CHESTNUT. LOANS. RENTS COLLECTED. DWELLINGS. 4101 Pelm.ir.

Or 4 Incas 6IW3 Cat.anne, 5i 927 Ijiurel. Sr. bth. 4185 Ivlmar. f5i 4423 Olive 10r 5'i 2022 Wash.

Sr. bath 7ZZ, 401 Kennerly. 3i. Kru l.ir. I bath -J modern 4013709 Westminster, lta- FLATS.

8219 Laclede 4r. h. 1 IK 7. 5B 3r. wat.

12 2'1S 4r, 6i4101-4Hl f.vans, 3r, 30IOA Park. 4r. 161 water, etc 11 Clark 4r. b. 15 151 4 Deer.

3r. water. IO ci.rk 4r. 14.501 1417-27 Sarah 4r. 1401 Manchester.

4r, water, etc 0 1401 'anel 36 2016' Wash, 3r. rear 7 STORES. 2818 Clark 22.50i 2904 F.dtoa large Hit Market, large at 25 at.re jj 0tl-3 N. Main. 4 story building.

O-ft. FACTORIES. La rge formerly ocnpled by the Tul- lis Brt. Iron Co. tb and Hickory! Room.

103i70, light, dry, shy; cheapest la city Lt Me Collect Yonr Rents. ReasooaM ratea prompt settlements. Money to loan. Malcolm Macbeth. 12 N.

8th St. 1606 PINE STREET. 8 rooms and bain, $27 50. I. to BLOCH.

$18 Chestnut st. LOVELY 6-ROOM BRICK, $25. mlM atmerva; every PAIL JO.N'UH at 81S Chestnut a' and Make No Charge for Advertising FT.ATS 1T) ROOMS. 8134 A dans, 4 rooms 14 411 Sprnee. raosaa 2 Morgan.

Sr. 24.13.50 '14 way. 3 r. 24O0 Prairie, 2 fl 13( 802 8. 10th.

arms 4073 Page. 3 2 1311814 N. H'ay. 2 r. 4175 Page.

3 r. 1 13 1233 Franklin. 2 T.2H.T 4965A Subnrban. 3 r.12.50 Franklin, i 723 S. 4th.

2 rooms 7 wa BKOADWAT APARTMENT HOUSE, ROnXS. BUSINESS AND FACTORY BUILDINGS. 1123-27 Olive. 4-story bnildlng. 106- Jf.

Broadway, B-story building; $7,500. 825-27 N. Eighth 4 stories; 45x110; power. N. W.

corner Fifth and 8t. Charles 5 appet stories. 1014-1016 Washington, 7-story and basement, 45 150. Ill Jf. Broadway, 5-story building.

611-13-15 N. Sixth 8 stories; 75x125. 411-13 Washington 8 upper floors. Produce block, 1422 to 1442 N. Broadway, tor bnlldlnga, with switch facilities.

722 Franklin 3-story building. 713 Lneas. 2 stories and basement; 1113 flive. 5 lories, completed lec. 15.

1898. 720 Franklin, 8-storr new bolldlng. STOKES AND SMALL PI lLDISGS. 803 Washington, 6 stories. 24x97 $6000 00 Ninth store.

Maliinrkrolt BOOO 00 412 N. Twelfth 4-story 4O00 01) 5 N. Broadway 3600 00 1001 Olive. 1st floor 421 and 423 Main. 3 story J5O0 00 117 N.

Second building 1300 00 110 and 112 Vine. 3 stories each oO 00 N. Seventh, storerooms JOO 00 1019 Olive store 2 109 N. Eighth 3-story building JOO 00 10t3 Olive, building. 2 stories 00 215-217 Chestnnt 6 stories; 175 f0 1811 Market store, with 160 00 407-9 N.

Main 4-stonr bnildlng ISO 00 706-708 N. Seventh 2-story building. 150 00 413 Washington large 125 i0 419 Franklin, store. 2 stories 125 00 101-3 S. 20th 2 stories.

16 100 00 615 JJ. 3d $100 715 S. 4tb. store. 6r 30 208 N.

3d. lOOICass A Collins, bldg. 30 118 N. 10014213 Finney K.E.oor." 12th Pine. 11242 N.

3d. store SO store (no saloon). 85 '2700 Thomas. 110 S. 9th, 2s hldg.83.33!3114 Goode.

store, 25 312 Chestnut, stores. 80 3162 Easton. 25 P.E.cor.Sprlng ft Olive 7514471 St. Louis, store 23 1842-48 N. B'way, 4s 66.661 310-812 N.

20th. 1013 Market, 601 stores, each SO 2201 Market, 5712815 Chouteau, store. 20 4510 Easton, St. 4r. 5011115 Loonst, 20 150O N.

B'way, sto 4r. 6012400 Prairie, store. ...18 308 Vine, store SO 14965-67 store. 17.50 1435 Franklin, store. 4513315 Franklin, key r'r 15 4300 Cook, large store-4511102 Morgan, store.

12.50 4100 Cook, store 451 209 N. Levee, store- 614 Lucas, store.only 35 1 room 12 103 N.Main.4-sto bid 85(1237 Wash, store 12 10U1 High, store 112 X. Main, store. 10 2744 Franklin, 30 418 Spruce, small 2746 Franklin, 801 storeroom 8 616 N. I.evee.

301 OFFICES SINGLE OR EN SUITE. MERMOD ft JACCARD 5TH ft LOCUST. Coinmioa outuiing. bigbth and Lncnst sta. Holland bnildlng.

Seventh and Olive sts. Rinlto hnilding. Fourth and Olive sts. Gay building. Third and Pine sts.

Insurance Exchange, Broadway and Ollvs st. Mansur bnildlng. 914 Olive st. Stumpf bnildlng, Vandeventer and BelL FLATS FOB BENT. 14 words or less 20c ADAMS 2340 6-room house; reduced.

00 2738 Geyer new 6-room modern flat; first floor 18 00 3408 Walnut 4 -room flat, 2d floor 14 00 2238 Clark 3-room flat 12 00 21110 Arsenal 6-room bouse 12 00 600 S. Ewlng 9 rooms. 2d and 3d floors 15 00 3414 La Salle 3 room tint, 2d floor 8 OO "007 Hickory 3 rooms. 2d floor 8 00 3302 Hickory 3 rooms. 2d floor OO STORES.

600 S. Ewlng 1 nice large 30 00 2238 Clark store 15 00 J. W. BRENNAN 925 Chestnnt St. NEW MODERN FLATS 4369a Maryland 7-room flat, furnace, mod ern piumtilng, combination fixtures, gas gratis, large closets: will decorate $40 4149a Belle same as above 40 3728 Cottage 4 rooms 13 1923 Lor a 6 rooms and bath 20 V.

A. BANISTER. 303 Oriel bldg. LOVELY 7-ROOM APARTMENT, 835. 4538A Laclede hot-water beat, Janitor, screens, gas fixtures, etc.

Will rent to good tenant only. Open every dar. PAUL JONES ft 815 Chestnut at. LOVELY 4-ROOM FLAT, $14. 1464 Belt strictly modern; porcelain bath; large laundry; open.

PAUL JONES ft 813 Chestnut St. 5102 RIDGE, $14. 4 Urge moms: bath. PAUL JONES ft 813 Chestnut tt. FOR RENT.

8816 and 3618 Botanical near Grand those handsome new 4-room modern flats open today; 1st snd 2d floors, laundries, $22.50. J. W. BRENNAN 925 Chestnut St. FLATS FOR RENT.

4223 Olive 6 rooms, batb, steam beat; Janitor ervice; $28. 1614A S. Comploo R-room modern; $18. STORES. Two nice new storerooms, downtown district DYAS REAL ESTATE 107 N.

Ninth St. FREE RENT. For one month. 4123 Prslrle 4 rooms and bath; $12.50 4123 Prairie laundry, 2d floor flat. T11KO.

DE FOREST. 16 S. bth st. RUTGF.lt 1016 4 rooms snd batb: second floor $13 (iO 6018 Horton 6 room house 25 x) 6128 Elisabeth 6 rouuis: large lot 2 oi 3313 Itaska 5-room cottage 12 00 2.SO0 S. King's highway, 9-ruom bouse; barn and large yard 35 00 McKEE-H AUTNAGF.L R.

K. 1134 1'hPMHH' 10 LET FOB BUSINESS PUBPOSES. 14 words or less 20e. CHEAP OFFICES. We offer at $10 per month and npward those choice offices In the new "FRATERNAL BUILDING cor.

Franklin av. and lltb we rurnish steam brat, electric light and Jaolt.tr sll sppointments ll-cla; marhle wash.tands In each ofllce: especially adapted for .1 odors and rent very resostile: a Hoe suit, of connecting offffrs on the corner, fronting both streets, at a special rate: a very prominent location: will allow 1 month's rent free to good tenants. Apply to SAMUEL BOWMAN ft 701 Chestnnt .1. FINEST. HALL la city, for balls, lectures, etc.

7th and Market, MASONIC TEMPLE. M. R. COLLINS. ft 8u7 Cbe.tnot St.

VERY CHEAP OFFICES. for rent In Ailen Buii.lina. at the rtLot corner of Rrosdway and Market with stesa heat.d tacaeneer and .11 mndeVB (-o. Fl from SIO per month onward. AH kinds of household goods find ready buyers wtien advertised In Want Many a bargain found In household goo 4s column.

Watch It dally. Fourteen words or less 30 cents. The nearest drug store Is a Poit-Dlgpatch branch of flea. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TBTJST CO. GRANTED EXTENSIVE FRANCHISES.

NETWORK OF ELECTRIC ROADS. Will Connect East St Louis With Alton, Edwardsville and a Number of Other Towns. The Mksslsslppl Valley Trust Co. of 6L Louis yesterday secured a 20 years' franchise for an electric line to connect East St. Louis with Edwardsville, Colllnsvllle, Alton, Granite City.

Madison. Venice and Brooklyn. The measure was approved by the St. Clair County Board of Supervisors at the regular monthly meeting of that body at Belleville. The petition asked for a 60 years franchise, but this wm objected to.

As amended it received the vote of every member but the Kast St. Louis contingent. Mesir. John J. Weiss, James French, Richard T.

Lee and John Wheeler, and John Evans, the colored Supervisor from StUts township. Mr. Evans remained neutral throughout a hot debate, and he was in a like humor when the tinal roll call was recorded. Supervisor Weiss said last night that he opposed the granting of the petition from the start because he wanted the matter to lie over for thiity days. "I had not fully Investigated the provisions of the petition and then I was opposed to both the fifty years' clause and even the amendment, which reduced the time thirty years." The company claims that it will be operating the entire line by Dec.

31. 1899. The measure as adopted provides for high fares and the right to haul express and freight. East St. Loulsans favor the securing of electric railway facilities but a large majority of the citizens oppose the granting of long-time franchises.

It la said the company has already secured a franchise from the Madison County end of the route, and will proceed to start building the route aa soon as the weather will permit. whatThe doctors did. Elected Dr. Grindon President and Decided to Change Quarters. Dr.

Joseph Grindon is the new president Of the St. Louis Medical Society, succeeding Dr. William G. Moore. The change took place Saturday night at the annual meeting in the Board of Education building.

With Dr. Grlndon's acceptance of the presidency begins a new era in the society's affairs, for a removal to the West End is proposed and a magnificent medical library la planned. Definite steps have been taken, and a committee will report on the relative suitability of the new Y. M. C.

A. building and the new structure at Vandeventer and Washington avenues. Halls In each are available and there Is space for storage of books and reading and reference rooms. The society maintains a library which forma a section of the Tublic Library, but those who favor a change say it has not been of material advantage to most of thj practitioners, because they found it inconvenient to go downtown especially to consult medical tomes. For the same reason many physicians whose time is valuable, and who live nearer Grand avenue, have dropped out of the sessions at the present downtown headquarters.

After the session the medicos fraternized In a cafe near the board's assembly rooms, and no outsider could have realized that members of rival college faculties stood side by side with crooked elbows, at the glassware convention. WANTS CITY ADVANTAGES. Clayton Seeking Good Roads, Sewers, Water, Police and what Not. The question of obtaining legislation to secure good roads, better sewers, water, light and police protection Is being strongly agitated in Clayton. At a mass meeting called for next Satur day In the Clayton courthouse an Improvement association will be organized.

The district interested In the proposed legislation is bounded on the north by the Olive street road, wmt by McKnight road. south by Clayton road and east by the 8t. Louis city limits. Judare R. H.

Stevens, one of the leaders of the progressive element. Is of the opinion mat tne seneme win 'oe successfully carried through. "The taxation," he said, "would amount to very little, compared with the groat benelits which would be received by the residents of this district." In case the attempt to secure legislation fails, an effort will be made to leave Clayton incorporated as a city of the fourth claefs. It Is eaid that the members of the Country Club would be strongly opposed to this, as their property Is valued at between 150, 000 and $200,000, and the Increase In taxes would amount to a considerable sum, in the event of the plan carrying. FRANCE WILL AMEND IT.

Exhibitors Need Not Fear That Prop erty Will Be Confiscated by Law. Special Cable lo (he Post-Dispatch. Copyright, 1.309, by Press Publishing Company. PARIS. Jan.

7. Under the French law designs exhibited in France can be copied with Impunity unless the exhibitor has a factory In France. This would operate as a serious deterrent to exhlhltors at the exhibition of 1900 and the exhibition officials. with the Minister of Commerce, are draw ing up a t-peclal law to give protection to exhibitors. CLAYTON NEWS.

Suit was filed yesterday by Ihe St. Louis Brewing Association against John L. Patterson for J303.15, on a note. Chaei E. Hannauer and Hubert S.

Kronck fil applications with the Circuit Clerk yeswrday for license to practice law. The October term of the St. Louis County .1 1........ .1 opened st Union to-morrow. Samuel Laton was sentenced to eight month, in the county Jail by Justice Jreensfelrier yesterday, on his plea of guilty to having stolen some blankets from Louis II.

Bonn of Hallwln. Mo. Henry A. NiexholT filed an applica tion In the St. Iuis County Probate Court uroinrr, rim, ueci.treo or unsound mind.

Fred is now confined In the City Insane Asylum He has a wile and children living at Black Jack. The hear- Knighta of St. Patrick Install Officers, The following officers rf the Knighta of St. Patrick were Installed at a meeting of the society In pnrlor 22 of the Itr.dell Hotel last night: P. 8.

O'Reilly. President; James P. M.isrinn, First VI-e-Prel-1ent: Martin Shaughnessry, jWond Vlce-Prewlilent; John S. Iar.y. Third Vice- Presl.lent; John J.

O'Connor. Recording necremry; ju'lge 1 nnm Morns. Corresponding Secretary, and Judge William J. Ilanley. Treasurer.

BEAL ESTATE WANTED. 14 wards or less 20e. WILL RENT YOUR. HOUSE FOR $1.00. JOHN M.

WILSON, HO M. 16th St. NEED HOU5ES F0 SPIMX1 Bl SINE 53. In Business Sine 1891. S25.033 tj Lin 01 Em Tjrai.

enmmnaieate with tl will eroi-t a building for a ilwsi Uamlry will t.ie Irsaa whtrtl will pay f.lr lilfiwl AS. Post UispatTsu uiuii i icijuiii urn ny Judge Hlrzel. The January term will begin on the 23d inst. The January term of the Franklin County Circuit Court will be D. IN D.

6MEUDORF, Special Csmmlsslon.r, 421 CHESTNUT ST. DWELLINGS FOR RENT. 14 warda or less 20c, Hildenbrandt Noble, 1002 Chestnut St. HOUSES. 2843 lfayette, 7 rooms, steam, all con.

open; low rent 8512 Washington, 12 rooms, 2 baths, furnace, stable $70 00 2714 Morgan, rooms and bath 27 60 1710 Iolman, 6 rooms and bath is CO Utah. 6 rooms and bath 18 00 1733 Dolman, 6 rooms and bath 1H 0O 1435 Urattan, 6 rooms 18 SUBURBAN. Webster Groyes. choice 7 room modern honse; close to oars; laiee lot; will rent 25 00 FLATS. 8848 rajro, 2d rooms, bnth.

27 00 4052 Caatleman, 5-room fiat, including heat; only (per month! 25 00 1720 California, rooms, all ronvs 25 00 2330 8. 12th choice 5 rooms and bath; reduced to 18 00 201 7 A Thomas. 4 and 6 rooms, bath. $16 and IK 00 174S Preston 4 rooms, bath; low 16 00 110 S. 13th 4 rooms.

2d floor 12 fcO 3018 Missouri, choice new flats, 3 rooms, and 12 00 2702 N. 22d 3 rooms 10 00 STORKS. 2501 Prairie, tin location 25 CO 14:19 N. Itroadway, saloon location 22 50 1226 S. Rroadway, lino larjre store SO 00 404 S.

7th opposite Clippies', 18 00 614 Spruce, saloon location; large 30 00 8 S. Main 2.1, 3d or 4th floors, rery cheap; large, light 223 N. 3d store and 14 rooms; money making terms 108 N. 3d 3-story building, being repaired; low rent B. H.

BENOIST. Room 605 Burlington 810 OLIVE ST. DWELLINGS. 4244 Maryland, 11 rooms J00.00 1008 Newslead, rooms; all cony 40.00 3501 Chestnut, 10 room, corner 37.50 8324 Bell, 6 rooms 25.1X1 8505 Chestnut, 10 rooms, Just 25.00 8312 Laclede 22.50 3219 Manchester, 6 rooms 20.00 FLATS. B073 Delmar, rooms, fix.

and far $27.50 8008 Indiana, 5 rooms 13.00 1241 S. SeTenth. 3 room flats $7.00 and 10.00 124R S. Trudeau, 1st floor B.00 12tQ S. Trudeau, 1st floor S.00 STORES.

814 Olive, elesant store; opposite 511 N. Fonrth 125.00 124M-8 Olive 100.00 4S22 Kaston, wilh fixtures 35.00 12ot Olive, store 60.00 12t8 f)live, store 217 N. Twelfth 45.00 OFFICES. S10 Olive, Rurllnjrton $10 and up. C22 Olive, cor.

Scveuth, entire 4th floor $10.00 HOTEL. Sixth and Walnut, just flnlsued $350.00 WM. BOOTH CHESTNUT STREET. PLEASE CALL AT OUR OFFICE FOR KET3. DWELLINGS.

3137 Lncos, 10 rooms $60 00 lios locust, 13 rooms, all con 45 00 3013 Glasgow rooms 35 00 2024 Pine, rooms 32 50 8024 Glasgow rooms 80 00 13o3 Chouteau 10 rooms 30 00 Chouteau, Its rooms 30 00 2.S33 Walnut. 6 rooms OO 621 Sotilard 6 rooms 18 OO l2S S. 14th 7 rooms 16 00 irx 10th 6 rooms 16 00 2607 N. 10th 6 rooms 15 00 FLATS AND ROOMS. 1026 Panln 4 rooms, 2d floor 15 00 8743 Evans, 3 rooms 13 OO POO S.

loth. 1st fl.wr 12 00 727 S. 4th 3d floor. 4 rooms 12 00 1407 Papin, 2 rooms, 2d floor 6 itQ STORES AND OFFICES. 1630 S.

Seveuth. store 1S 00 2l5 I'ine. store 20 00 72a S. Fourth, store 18 00 HAYDEL REALTY 109 N. SEVENTH ST.

DWELLINGS. 50P2C.ib.inne. 9r Cote Rrlll'te. 6 $25 181! Hiitirer. 32 50 2753 Caroline, Or 18 1S2 Hickory.

lOr b. Horton. 7r. b. 25 ISIS Hickory, lOr.

Chestnut, 6r. b. 20 bath 35 004130 7 1.357 Temple 1 Ir 30.2ii004 S. 7th. 4r 13 2i75 Lucas, 27.501 Cerre, 4r 10 2G01 Lucaa, 12019 Hutcer.

6r. 18 r. bHth 27.50 23d and Market, 8r Fraukliu, 8 b. 26 bath 27 50 FLATS. 4006 Olive.

4r, 19... 1321 Carr, 5r, bath 20 Olive. Br. b. 2fl 20 1422 Css.

8r. 2d 12 2147 Geyer, 4r. Warren. 3r, 2d. 10 2145 Gcycr.

4r. bath N. 10th. 4r, Id. 10 2712 St.

Vincent, 4r, I 714 S. Itroadway, 3r bath 17 211 1 2714 St. Vincent. 4r.h. IT 730 S.

th, 3r. 10 4.V11 Cote Urill'ie. 3r. 15 716 S. B'way.

3r. 211 10 1110 Vaud ter. 4r. 2fl 1737 Lucas. 4r, 1st 3W5 N.

Market, 4r. I floor 10 00 2d floor 13 00(4220 Fair. 8 SiaoMi Hickory, 3r and bath. 2d floor 10 00 ROOMS. 613 Salisbury.

4r 10i7th and Wash. COLORED TENANTS. 63P S. flth. 2-33 10 t22 Market, 4 1211 Morgan, 3r 10; STORES.

ETC. 13 S. B'av. 4 story ISO 10 Doli. stable.

20 00 iront 1 N. News'eud, str 2J 8Xi N. ir. 2-3-4H 4 4226 Fair, st.wc Ht 2V Newstead.st 23 St. Ange.

stalde. 5 Hlikorv. slorelJ ts! Mi N. B'way. 104-6 8 S.

1Mb. at'lclS O0 J. M. Levi Co. 814 Chestnut Street.

DWFM.INGS. 4213 Morran, 8r iO 4AW Cook, 8r $10 Mini lalimine. 60 42is Pace. Pr 411 Miwt Fstruioonl, 50 5ti36 t'atanno, Ur tfur- 10 Knlrunmni. Ml nlshol) 40 31ls IMne.

lor A 5t 217 Sarah. M- 5124 I on mount. 5tt 4208 1'agr. 8r 35 4111 W. l'lne, sr.

.42 Weil. 7r. 20 410U W. Pine, br 4 I4H1 Stewart tir. 20 I A 1 w' 603 Ivlmar, Sr.

and 1m. 1 $27 5I2'A Psite. 27 512 Psbc. 5r 50 lMlinar. 4r.

and bath 12223A Market. 4r J0 50 2mia Had. 6r. A b. 2o 5t Eastnn, Or.

At 14 2.Y 2774 Hut ger. 4r 12211 Frauklin, 3r 25 4.nr2 lee. 3r JAS. J. O'DONOHUE.

Altr. for Plaintiff. CHAS. A. SMITH and A.

W. STEWART. Attys. lor Defendants. HENRY L.

SUTTON, Auctioneer. IMPROVED PROPERTY TOR SALE. 11 Word or Less. 20c. FOR SALE OR LEASE.

OPEN TO-DAY. 4129 Russell Avenue. A rieiv brick residence, containing 9 rooms find reception ball, Jos. bath, water sad fww, fnr- Iiace, lot 03. 4x123; tor aale, $400; for ease, J.

T. DONOVA! REAL ESTATE 813 Chestnut St. A $3500 HOUSE FOR $2100. THE BEST E1RGMK II THIS CITf, Hare la a 2-etory 6-room brick honse, with lot 13x140 feet, 4-2i Prairie between Penroee Street and Carter that can be bought at the low price of $2100. This property Is well worth .1000.

If you want a piece of property upon which yon can make a profit of from SoUO to $100 within months, look at this house. CUAS. F. Chestnut St. FOR SALE OR RENT.

1446 S. GRAND AV. Modern 8-room red brick house; screened and decorated to suit; combination fixtures; hardwood; carpet In reception hall and bath room; open plumbing; nickel-plated; must be sold at oneu; open to-day; monthly payments IX desired. Cuendet Real Estate Co. 216 N.

Sixth St. DON'T PAY RENT. Buy 4744 Vernon for S3860. On Easy Terms. OPEN AND HEATED TO-DAY.

Seven-room Gothic brick house, tile roof; lS-tnch walls; splendid furnace; all timbers lined In this touae are good; rock work In foundation is good: Tly bathroom; nothing: has been skimped from basement to garret; see for yourself and come and make Mrms with PAUL JONES at 615 Chestnut St. 5-R00n BRICK $1400. 6S33 Theodosla first street north of Easton 2-story; lot, 25x125; flue neighborhood. This Is awful cheap. Address 71, Post-Dispatch.

FOR SALE-EASY TERMS. R0O3 Rldre st. 1 -story and basement, 6-room dwelling; (root hall entrance and front portico; f-foot lot: nice yard; small payment cash, balance monthly or to suit; low price. JOHN UAGUIUE BEALi KSTATB 107 N. Eighth St.

12 PER CENT. fl. W. corner Broadway and Cerre for sale at 1 price that will pay 12 per cent. TUEO.

DE FOREST. 16 N. Sth St. DOWN GOES THE PRICE TO S3750! If you want a nice, cheap home, look at IO03 Virginia between Rimsell and Geyer avs. price reduced from hotuwt open to-diiy.

CI1A3. V. W4 Chestnut St. $5 A MONTH And fSOO csh will buy 40415 Vista nice brlrk cottage of 3 rooms, nice front porch; front, side and back yard; house in first-class condition; lot 20x1 3 J. KEELEI 1113 Chestnut sU A BARGAIN.

1300-1802 Armstrong two 2-sfory bricks, containing rooms and bath; lot 60x121. Will bs so. 4 a easy terms. JCRXEST 8CT1I.DTER. 02 Cheatnnt.

ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. r'oc sale -ISM Lahadle half bloek west of Magnolia Terrace, nice 2-story huff brick front Bouse; 7 rooms; hall, bath auil closet; lot 30x116 feet; terms 100 cash, bulance $15 per month. For price and keys see KKELF.Y 1113 Chestnut St. $100 CASH. The balance monthly, will buy 413S la Beat fair Grounds; brick cottage.

rooms sad bath, With large stable; lot 2f.xU. ERNEST 8CHLUTER. 902 Chestnut. HOUSE, reduced from SftSOO to 1000 I have Just taken the following home plaee for a sod It stand, me $40OO, though fully worth 0u(i; jl wish to get my money out, and I will give easy jteima to ptircbeser; It la on n. w.

cor. Temple p'. ml MlnerTa lot 41x1, "Ml. with new 11 room stock-brirk bouse, for one or two families: two bathrooms and kit. lien, laundries, rage t.

earn. See my agent. HAYDF.L HKALTY 109 N. 7th st. 4X14 F.ASTON sale.

Urge storeroom with ft rooms, bath and eloset above: lot bis bargain. Jl. KKE 11AK TN AGKI- U. K. 11S1 -Chestnut at.

Bl'SINKSS IlorsK-Por sale, fine business hoite en ttth lemwsl tenant: owner wju's money. WcKKK-ll ARTN AGKI, R. K. Chestnut st. Uol sale.

42WA St. IVr.tlnan.1. 7-roomed bouse; large stable; lot JOxUi; prire SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. 14 words or leas for sl on terms of roe hair cash and balance on time to stilt buvcr a tn room rrnme house, newly built, with elee-Jrle llcht, bath and furnace, convenient to elee-trle cars, no lot nice fruit and hrl-oery. an sod modern home at a so Cheap that It will astouish yon when rou x-amine the property; prlee has been cut to urn.

cure a speedy no nleer property to found In any portion of the rlty of Alton or In tb etneatlnal silvantage. vlnmr by and the eh-ap fsrea to St. recommend the property to thoM who w.nt an Ideal home. Uiwr ic MAYFIH.H. Room 16, Ijiira Ruildlnc, Alt.m III.

Mi 'VKVU Klrkwoli; streets tl.Ier.atka cl. lo ear itn.a; a.y IIAIll.KS A. K. 109 sa W5 Fullerton hulldirg. MH a t.

room bouse, with laree arniindo; onvenlent to iht ri. an,) Mo II. K. a bargain. Add.

FOR LEASE. II Word, or Less, 20c. $83h $83. POK LEASE. DWELLINGS FOB RENT.

14 words or less 20c. LINGENFELDER BOKERN, 103 NORTH NINTH ST. DWELLINGS. 2403 N. 12th, Sr $26! (4249 Blaine.

5r. b. 2218 Sullivan. 6r 25lo; T.mieson. 11 1927 Geyer.

8r. 25 5371 Odell. 6r 10 4930 Arsenal, 5r 20 2223 Dodier. Or, sta. 1415 N.

Vandeventer 11410 S. 10th. 6r 6r 202302 Scott, 4r 12 1913 Lami. 7r 20: FLATS WITH BATH. 4024 Laclede, 5r 2fl 22 50 4404 Elmbank, fur.

gas range. 16 3921-25 Blaine, uew, 3r. 1H or 211.... l. 2349 Park, 5r.

617 N. Euclid, 5r. 2d 25 Park, 5r. Ill 18 2322 11th. 4r.

211. i. Chestnut 4r 2fl 18,3523 N. Grand. 4r.

211. 15 ol 1ih r.r 17 23.1. 5r. 1 3121 N. Newstead, 4r 1 1428 loth, 4r.

2fl.13.o0 fl. fur 1612725 St Vincent 3r. 2d. 14 2731 St Vincent (new) 14363 Faze. 4r, lfl---.

3r. 1st or 2ll 161147 Walton. 3r. 1- 1367 Burd, 4r. lfl lOj FLATS AND BOOMS.

2f46 Thomas, Er, 23. 15! 2623 Adams, 4r, 1617 S. 9ih, 4r. 111.. 13 223 Clark.

3r, 1434 S. 10th. 3r. lfl. 1212503 N.

10th, Sr. 2fl. K104 Scott. 5r, 1211613 Morgan. 3r.

211.. 44ii2Cote 11 38 Lami, 4r, 2fl. 2650 Adams, 3r, 111.. 12 3005 Kossuth, 3r, in. 2846 Bismarck.

4r.ll.fi0! 820 N. 16th, StHio N. yih. Or. 2fl.

N. lith. 3r. 1111 Ohio. 3r, lfl 1011724 Division.

Jr. 1313 Market. 4 vws. a--. -in 1 4r.

Ill $13 3612 2fl 12 150! N. 23.1. 4r. 2.111. 11 io-io liiiaiuu, oi.f 'j i STOKES.

1214 S. B'wav. store. 5012902 Shennndoah 20 20 10 3301 N. B'dway, cor- 1923 N.

Oratiu. ner Elmliauk. store. 2348 MonVg'omery 33 852 N. King's h'way, 16M 8SndB3r.a.y:.

S.e 3o! ,307 Mnrket new. 6.25 8127 N. corner. 20 4510 Manchester, str. Xlui caiisou.j and 3r Complete lLst at our office.

W. F. Parker Real Estate oti enrcTVl'T ET DWELLINGS. Sherman pl. 4 Cote Brllliante 4651 N.

Market. 25 8 r. batb $20 FLATS. 202 Dickson, 9'45WA Evans. 8r 12 4456' Kennerly.

3r. 92416A Spring, 4r, 46A '913723 "ufTlu: Vrba- It iCfKsr.lfl 11 lit 44 Clara. 4r bath 15 14016 Cleveland. 204026A Page, ba.h. -3 KEANE GRACE, PHONE MAIN 2633.

923 CHESTNUT ST. 'PHONE K1NLOCH BI439. DWELLINGS. Locot 9 stono front; all convs. MODERN FLATS AND ROOMS.

4846 St. Louis 5 rooms 15 2319 Pine 3 rooms 13 i23 Madison 4 rooms and batb 13 N. Grand 3 rooms 10 36M Mauchter 3 rooms 2341 Atiautic 3 rooms 7.50 40G7 Mcpherson avenue Modern 8-room houne; r-nt low. Open all day Siindav. Apply to M.

R. COLLINS. ft 807 Chestnut St. 3919 WASHINGTON AV. $30.

IN 6030 CONOITiOM. PAUL JONES ft 813 Chestnut st. tfl MISSOURI 10 rooms: only 5 on 2C.2S I.riyette 10 rooms, bath 80 iO 122 12! 6 rmi 2.ai 2tU4 Ifavette r.mins, Jiath 2" i 6 room, bath 20.00 Joha Maguire Real Estate CM 107 N. 8th st. LOVELY COTTAGE 1627 Scrapie lot 30x17" rent $18.

1 I'AIL JO.VKS 815 t'bestnut st. Don't Miss This Opportunityv 41.3! I -lede 8 rooms, sll coo $35 OO ltcll moms, all con 42 8121 lietr.p 6 rooms, sll coa 22 5' r.m Marsh room flsl 18 10 TIIKO. 1B FOREST. 16 N. 8th FLATS FOB BENT.

14 w.rds or lets 20c. Ing espionage whkft Is brwl tnerecy. GERMAN PRESS DIVIDED. Expulsions From Northern Schleswl Have Caused Adverse Criticism. UK It LIN.

Jan. 7 The expulsion frotsi Northern 8chwl continue unabaied. and an overwhelming majority of the -pera continue, to cotupUin of the policy aa4 deny ls piilltkal wiwdom, Tha Cologna ti.irette la exceHU.n to tha rule. It, urges ail tlerroana to tha measure. which.

It asrt, la ri.Mijr for patriot -4 lo 1 Thw Central Committee, representing aOg the commercial vrub al "xnilnu met week and een-l derailed th rl(ulieti static, ah CWSB-I mil tee c.tle.tv-4 statistics show, bevel already vi-t ecnjuni ef namefe Ucrinaoy entnere. i Rldre No. 4iU Deituar entitalnloc 14 rervpiioit h.ll and motiera lmiin.vem!it' (r.mtold Uiin lry rtK.ta; and room; Home 1 omftarl 11ra.ee: crssilntd r. froAS txt v.rtls: Mnll.r WM.A.RUTLEDGER.E.CO., 1005 CHESTNUT ST. DWKM.IVUa.

52t Mloerva, r. 12.VJ Auliert. $30 I.ATS. rraaklla. r.

KI2B lsnkltn. 3ti27 Hwller, 3 In III N. 2-W, It STORKM. 4141 New stead I5i ill N. 15th mnu ii afjiHJj rent h.i yw; 4tW3 M.

asr wU Mil at nartieslsra fpiy M. HII'Li-Y. ltMB MX Itaak of turn wet iiid. closet. 4-ROOM FLAT.

$16. Ks. ar awxteni flat; ball. ldi. etc.

worth 2A; oi. I.

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