St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 9

TO SELL REAL ESTATE AT THE BEST PRICE, PLACE IT BEFORE THE GREATEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO CAN AFFORD TO BUY. ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH. PATCnTAT. 3 AS. 11.

9 STORAGE AND MOVING. ROOMS WITH BOARD CITY. FLATS FOR RENT. HORSES AND VEHICLES WANTED. ROADS TO MAKE PHOTOGRAPHER'S FLATTERY COSTS SENATOR STONE $10 WILL CLAIMANTS TO BE PAID WITH THE "LEAVINGS" Tennessee Postmaster Tells of Democrat Who Promised Constituents President for Every State if His Party Won.

filJed. In a flight of oratory at Columbia, he said: 'Fellow citizens: What the Democrats demand is more offices and we intend to have the. If you give us another chance at "Washington I pledge you my word that they will give you a president for every State in the Union, a governor for every town and city In this glorious commonwealth, every father of a family shall be a justice of the fceace and every boy In every family shall be a MORGAN', 4iOO Room and hoard for ladles anl (tfntlemen or couple; phone and piano; reftwnshle. (51 42Tf OLIVE Day boarders wanted. IVE, I.urfr.

destrahla 2l-flonr front room: ail convefiicncea; good tat.le. i 4 1 OLIVE. 3715 St. Oeortre Hotel; $2 a week and up; meals 15c and UK; ateam heat. hft wn ter free tint's.

() 1 warm room. boar.l, home cooking; hot bath. $4 a week; $lj a month I'AliK Ser orm-tioor hail room. witp hrtn nrlvate family. IT) l'Air.

57oa One nice, sma.il room, with or without board, to respectable party; telephone and all rnnvs i'AHK, iJiu Koom. with board, for coupi; sleo single room: $4 per we-k. (31 VAHK, Kiesantty r-Mjm; first-clags hoarrl: opt- Lftfayetre Park. tti AMi IttJAKlJ In home of ynunm '-ounle; 4000 went: telephone hfimar ROi AND HOARD -fMntr'n or double. f4 anl $4.50 week; excellent meals; LlndeU ltMS ANIJ boARI-StitiiiDtury front room.

tit) per wek for couple employed; also id room, for couple; frrol hot bath, furnace, heat, phone: In Mow's home; nil (vnvcnlt'n''. Hot fc.Y 1 IMTl 1:1 AND Bma IU Small family aluli mo-lern S-rooni flat. Mill rent nicely furnished, larga room. with excellent board, to two KTitlemen or Indie employed delrlng quiet. comfortable home; reasonable; west OloO; phone I-'orest ill TKNTU.

1110 tv Koom and board. Ks. hot bath, sitting room and tino: verv Vr.HNu.V. Nicely furnished room, with or without board; modern conveniences; reasonable; 1'axe car. t4i 3JoO Furnished room; board optional.

(-) VvASMINoluN, utrt -Id-story front room, with board for if; steam heat. 7i VVAMU.tilUS aho u-ium and excellent board for young man. week; Phr.rie I.lndell 174. 4 Nicely furnished front rooms, with board; ateam heat; bath: both phones. (7, WAHLNti I ON furnished.

second front and other desirable rooms; home cooklnir, reasonable. (7i Vr'ASHIN'ttitiN rooms, slng-ie or en references fclcn. 4HtM-4W Kleftunt suite; select table; (til WA.SlUNiiTuN 3wc4 lieautiful. large front rom, second floor, also other rooms, with board, hot water heat; leil phone. 1Z1 WASHlNcil'tlN, heated rooms, n-r residence.

L'n'l Kxcellent meals; steam hot bath, Rus, phone; cor- WAflllMiTuX, KleRantly furnished rooms, suitable for 2 prsons. with board; all convenience. 1 WASKlMi'luN. llano 'oiiifortable aecond-floor front room, with or without board; private family: reasonable. t7t Washington lid-story front and adjoining room; sunshine; closets, gas, furnaca iieat, hot and cold water, bath; r.oard.

MAMIIMlTliN Bl. llsl-'luo beautitullv furnished connecting rooms, with private bath, continuous hot water: In private Jewish family; for two or three, desirable parties. ou Vi ASiilN) 2710 Steam-heated 21-story front and other rooms: senarate rt- alrabl board, by day or week; desirable winter home for or gentlemen; parlor; Centra! MV. it. Vv'KSI' HK1.1.B 41s4 Koom and board in private family.

I.lndell WKST 1IKI.LE PL, 4417 fine or two aecondT story south front rooms; home cooking optional. ,7, 40114 Young ladv; family; second-floor front; every con- venience: phone; (7) VK.ST 411H Nlcelv furnished rooms, with board; all conveniences; lor 2: reasonable. (7i WKST HrJI.I.P; fU. 42H7 Nicely furnished rooms; southern exposure; also siturle ihone. ti 31)01 Two large connecting 3d-floor front party or gentlemen.

0:1 Nicely furnished front r.xim, excellent board; reasonable; Hell phone, (St WKSTM1XMTKK Large. hand-somely furnished room, with board for couple: electric lights; hot-water heet: references exchanged. (7j WKST PINK IlL, 4013 riins. with board: fre Dhor.e. I.iinteii 4-s: i7 WKST 1)L, Larxe 2d-storv front with alcove; furuisaings gord boarI.

(It WH ITT IKK. 12i't -He-ond-floor room aTT conveniences; with t.r without board; three car lines: reasonable. (7t Willi TIKK. :27 (near I.lndelli Nicely furnished room, with board, for two; $3 week; phone. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED HOARD Wtd.

By two young men. large room with alcova or adjoining room, furnished, with two single beds; breakfast ami ft o'clock dinner; state terms and l- atlon. Box A 102. Postnisoatch (7ci ROOM MATES WANTED- HOOMMATK Wtd. Gentleman roommate, with board, every convenience; reasonable, ftolfl Ocvpr av.

(7i SUBURBAN BOARD AMERICAN STORAGE AND MOVING 2315 Olive moving, packing shipping, storage; separate rooms; both phones. W. Langdale. president. (81 ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES New and Indestructible, for safekeeping furniture, pianos, valuables, trunks, boxes, clean rooms, strictly first-class moving, packing, shipping; ship goods our c.re; money advanced; get our rates.

R. V. LEONORI AUCTION STORAGE CO. Grand and Laclede: both phones. (Sc) BAKBOUR Warehouse and Moving storage, packing and shipping; money advanced: phones Bell East 23S0.

Klnloch Ft. Clair Wl. (8) FURNITURR STORAGE The first sanitary storage warehouse In St. Louis; ttoo private rooms; moving, packing and shipping; work guaranteed. New Tork Storage Co 22 III Wash St.

(f.lc) COUTH SIDE STORAGE AND MOVING lrtfil-1903 Sidney telephone Sidney 2.1.1; Klnloch Victor 6o7. (81 BONDED Henry C. Wiehe Furnituro and Storage 1512-14-18 Franklin av. money advanced when desired. Kinloch C4'l'i.

(g) Bt WAR F.HOUSE Stoecker Price Storatce and Moving 2007-11 Morgan furniture stored, moved, packed and sh'pped: large padded vans for hire; furniture taken in exchange for moving; monev advanced. Phone Bomont eS3; Central 112. (Ci REDUCED RATP.S for shipping household goods to Colorado and Pacific Coast points. JUDSON FHKMHT P'ORWARDINa 1301 Wright Bldg. Telenhone Central CfM'td: Main 1243.

(15c STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ACME STEAM CARPET CLEANING. 1442 N. Grand: carpets called for and delivered everywhere. l.lnd"ll loeiy Grand 172S.tvici A CI.FIAN" CAUl'ET our guarantee, also upholstering.

Clobe Steam C'artyet Cleaning and Renovating 2025 Olive st. Central 4HI4. Bomont R32. (S) CHU'AtJO Steam carpet Cleaning 1.0. Carpets renovated to look like new; also upholstering.

Tel. Lindell 2030. Kinlocn Delmnr 2-131. rbJO Finnev av. C-ci A.MP.KIiAN Steam Carpet Cleaning formerly at loth and Pine, now at our nw location.

221 Easton; phone Bomont W46; Central 4le7. I He I EMPIRE Steam Cleaning Co. Carpets taken up. cleaned and made over and laid; lowest price. 212a Lucas av.

Beaumont 220; Central (Scl ABSOPiEN'p: CLEANING incorporated: 11x12 rugs cleaned. 4Sc; oldest wall paper and fresco cleaners in town. Central S41. Tyler 1370. Works.

10th and North Market sts. (Hcl Professional Does investigating, locating, shadowing; years of experience. 4203 Mc-Ree av. Bell phone Grand 102. (Se) PZxpert.

desires confidential work anywhere; absolute secrecy. Ad. P. box 770, St. Louis.

fSci Does investigating and shadowing: best of ex.ier:ence; reaa. terms. Pox 12-. Post-1 ispatch. (7l DP-TPX'TIYE Private; noes shadowing, investigating and locating; my record, no failures; guaranteed service: highest reference.

2902a Olive phono Bomont 203. 1S1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW DIVORCE. DAMAGE suits, etc. advice free: weekly payments. 322 Pine room 2.to I HAVE removed my law offices to 623-826 Koe Bio Pine st.

telephones Main 4:147. Central 402. Harold Johnson. (Xc ALL leal matters and pensions faithfully attended to; advice given free. 1023 Chest-nut at.

(8) CENTRAL LAW-ifURKAtf. 813'Chejitnut. 2d floor; damage and divorce suits our specialty; prompt attention to all legal matters: advice free. is) THEATRICAL. THEATRICAL At liberty, sober, steady M.

P. operator for work outside city. Ad. M. V.

Acker, care Grand Theater. Belleville, IU (7l MASvjUERADE and theatrical costumes, wigs; country orders solicited. llobert Schmidt. 2oti S. 4th st.

181 DANCING. ATTEND popular (Cfntlemen's contest next Sunday Sterlinic Hall Lanciiig Academy. -Ill" Chouteau. J-rof. Welntraub's lncinfc Academy, 7th and Franklin receptions every AVtMlnesday eventnjf and Sunday afiernoofi and evening-; class open for new beginners evry Monday and Thursday evenings.

(SO ATTitNL receptions entral Uancln Academy, Thursday. Saturday and Sunday evt-nings classes cpfn for beginners Monday and Kridav evenings: full term, $3. a.itiO KaKtrn. Prnf. and Mrs.

Roth. i2) DANCING ACADEMY. Uth and Pine select parties Wednesday. Saturday. Sunday evenings ojen beginners "lass Tuesday and Friday.

Prof, and Mrs. Roth. (2 PKOF. AND MRS. KEHENSKY.

132 live uniy school guarantees waltz, two-step in one term; quickest method; lessons day and evening; private any hour; stage dancing; reception- Saturday and Sunday evenings; best conducted. (S) KSTMINSTKK HALL. 386 Olive St. Prtf. Clark's select parties every Thursday; clas9 open to beginners everv Monday and Saturdav evening; individual instruction.

Kinloch Delmar 215L. lie 11 Lin3H MJt. HARRY THIMP will open new beginners' class. Saturday. Jan.

11. 1412 X. Grand nv. hX'LlPSE DANCING ACADKMV. Phrlg-s Cave Hall, Washington and Jefferson avs.

select parties everv Wnlnewliv. Thtirsdav and Saturday evenings. Sunday afternoon and evenings; lessons Tuesdav and Friday evenings; best floor; newest music. Ahem A ATbers (c ACAI 'tMY OF 1 A i 1 t' Frank-. 1-441 Chouteau av.

join second terms for beginners Monday evening. Jan. I'i; term. t'i aiinfnr S'-hofd. (It CON'TiNl UI darn ing parties; i'rof.

Fran-kel Academy. 1441 Chouteau Sunday afrernoons anrl evenings: admission, ladies. Including wardrobe, luc; gentiemen, 2rc; finest ball. b-t conducted; best orchestra. MEDICA! EPILRPTIG fits cured former.

Call or ad-dress Francis I.ang-eller. :t.11it SI'KGlAIi IdHKASKS Rectal, kidney, skin and hlood troubles. Market Street DIs-pensarv. 14th and Market sts. (Mi ANV PISKASE treated; consuitation free.

T'r Orowlev. 1 T.41X N. Sth. MY MAGNKTU' shields. worn over stomach or solar plexus, will cure all atonic dyspepsia and torpid oreanj.

stop doping. McKellar 17 Victoria Hide INSTRUCTION NIGHT SirilOUU 4 months. l.r. at the Columbia Commercial College 41) N. Sfth: At tin S17.

Call or write for catalogue, HAIRIIHKSSIXH Wanted, ladies to learn: also Hirsch's. Olive 7 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. EARN S5 A DAY. J10 down and a week for a course in Plumbing- at the Master Plumbers' Trade School. 34s I.lndell av.

(scl LECTURES AND SPIRITUALISM DM1K CIRCLE Sunday, 6pm Mrs Wljr- (tens. lecturer: 8 p. Schneider; tests Mrs. Assmann. Miss Hollister.

etc. Bism ston. Victoria Hall. t7l Musical TKNuR Wtd Volunteer tenor and bass for church quartet; (pxid voices. Mo I'osT -I isimtch.

1 1 1 For sale. credit couoon on a Baldwin piano. 2K11 Locust. COT t't )N For sale, coupon, uood for on purchase of a Baldwin piano; any reason-aMe effer accented Ilex 11 -l 111 yAM) 10 bu tine upright piano, stool and scarf. pi'lll-WKKT MOTTKFt.

SCOT Franklin fo Cllh'KKIUMl uprlKht. largest sire. Hunlneion uprlht. almost new tint- Kimball upright, slightly used. easy terms if wanted.

ADAMS PIANO PARLORS. ZCCI Olive Opt everv right. 1 1 bi HI HKU MUXTKK. Franklin first-class piano tunina and reiinnc; both phones. HCYH fine new upright.

Pj years' fac- torv guarantee. Kl-KkKAMP HIIOS. PIANO 2.107 Park. After Jan. 15.

Kleekamp's hall. Urand ami Arser.al. $50 HI "SS eleant upright piano; tcood condition: don't miss this opportunity 371tl North Market st. ,7, Bt'Y the latest Improrel talkinr machines snd records, all makes sod styles In stuck Write for catalogue. jos.

y. hi ni.etii mi sir ro 9 S. (o uel Vos A Sons uuriaht piano. $Ji: easy terms of payment ac uted ADAMD PIANO l'AHUR. 31 Olive Fourth door west of Crand.

open every eight. (c Tli Post-UlnpatcU Is the only venln nawsipaper In St. Ixiuls that receive publishes nw gathered by th Associated Press. ACAbEMf, 722A Six-room flat, modern conveniences; every room light; $10. (6i AI-SACPJ.

4t Three rooms and fine luU.fi; Pot and cold water: only IH.St), 7ci Ai'AH TM fc.NT tlx-roorn. steam-heated aparttm-nts; hot water all the year: combination fixtures, decorated; Janitor; open. R. H. W.

fiodwln. Scl iiAltl. 1MUA 6 rooms; everything modern; rent $27 50. Keys at corner grocery. omet 71 Chestnut.

(8ci Bir.li.. pive largos roonia. bath, niceiy decorated; open; Madden 8M2 av. 1 7c i CASS. Fine riat 3 rooms, water, gas; rent $12; kfys at iTi CA ss.

Three large rooms, water; open. Madden F. as ton a v. ici CI. A HA.

large rooms and alcove, fine, large bathroom, hot and oold water, granitoid laundry, newlv decorated: free rent until Feb. $ix month; open. TJough. ertv A lion chestnut st. 7o tiHKPK.

p'irwl i i(xr, five rooms, bath, furnace, gas grates, chandeliers, shade-. tor, (81 HAMILTON. HbC. New mixleru 6-room flat. $17.

o(en. (71 JT.VIATA. P'our and five rooms and bi f.irnac. nxttir-s and screens. 11H.11WAY.

loo2 lve rooms, balh. furnace. fixtures; t.10: free rent to Jan. 1T. Frank W.

Uodgers. r.gent. vo homtoit KNOX. 2o47- 4 rooms, S1.1. West St.

Ixaiis Really 42a Laclede Bldg. Main 21 lo: Central C) KNX. 2H7 p'our rooms. X12.5i; key at 1I Knox ST. Main 21 PI.

Central 4179. Wct St. Ixjuis 423 Laclede Hidg. C-icl I.KP;. 411o loli New fists, with bsth; ho; and cold water, granitoid cellar, pen.

'ei I.IMcl.N. Four Hnt'cceP flesltv Co. ronus snd ttU; $10. tottr. (St "KV.

Three large r-ioiris and one small rfrom, gas fixtures, good order: near firand sv. ojen; cheap rent. Madden Co KM' Kaston av. 7et MVP'FITT. fiwO Three large rooms, water and g.as: Keys at (S MAUAZINK.

Three larife r'xirns. cabinet mantels, ojien; cheap rent. Madden A Co. Fasten av (7c 'ur moms, gas rixtures. bath: open: $15.

Madden ton av-. (7ct 12osa Plve-room, hot-water-heeted flat: Janitor service, combination fixtures, screens, gas grates and gas ranges ami laundrv stoves; rent $43. W. E. Parker H.

K. (117 Ch-stimt st. M' iHijA I Hi rooms, rent or sell, $11: monthly payments. Tweehaus. fno Mrkt st.

Ill 411 N. Three rooms. bsth. flV Hutledire Itenltv pvw Chestnut. (e NP: vs I 1:104 N.

ive-room. well-ar- flat; rooms larce and lltfht; modern lilmiiblng. Janitor service; $22. Key st (ir UlIHiKiN'. 1M1 Nice 4-roorn flat; bath; side varl onlv; $20: see it.

(fit v.lol Three bbx-ks east of Tlrnadway, tair riocg soutn or liavis several z-room flats, in good order, at $1.50 allowe.i for moving expenses on first morth Pee Janitor on property. (flcl ST. ITS. 4.S40 Nice 3-rooui flat, with bath: only $14; open. See If.

(7) TWENTIETH. LSOH. rooms. $11. tore.

-Near O'Fallon 3 de-Inqulre corner drug (7cl A 2-121 27 A -31 MoQern new o-rwim flats, porcelain bath, gas fixtures, granitoid basement. open. Clsnde E. Vrotran. K' N.

6th st. Phone Mala SfWJ. Cerfrsl o. (lel WYoMINii. 2747 A P'ive rooms, bath, good repair; all modern conveniencea.

Applv 2sfiO Cirollne. (11 HOUSES, ROOMS, FLATS-WANTED FLAT Wtd. Three rooms and bath: state price. Hox 1' 115. l'ost-Iispatch.

FLAT Wtd. Three-room flat, with yard preferred: reasonable; state price. Box 121. P'ost-IHsnatch. (7i For Sale-Wa anted MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CASH KPXMSTKU For sale.

National cash rt-glster; In flret-cittsa condition. Apply to (Hive sf. Ccl CASH Suitable for all kinds of business: $25 and upwards; good bargains in secondhand cash registers. The Natioual Cash Iteelster RIO Kth St. (tl'lcl Cf A lielivereU: Standard.

lie: Sunlicht, 12c. Johnsou Coal Central 5612. Main (l.lcl COON Hnl.I.oW whisky, bottled In bond. Ft snk Horcliers. 1117 Pine st.

(SO LPISK For sale, one round-top desk; cheap. P22 N. ltroad way. LP-SKS For sale, ahghtlv used roll, fiat and tv(Kwriter desks. Central 3t02R.

Olive 23r. Llw. I Little Office Furniture and Fixture Co. 1POT Olive st. (He) P'or sale, two roll top and one drophead typewriter desk, with revolving chairs, one library table and three armed office chairs; all quartered oak; bargain.

Missouri Trust (7cl UASOl.INP, LAMP' For sale. Sun-candle pwer: good as new; cheap. 27QKA olive. 1CP.IJON For sale, butcher's icebox; good ns new. 12ov Wright.

(Tl UP'P'It'p' and store fixtures bought and sold. Max Merlnbaum. S0S-10 N. 7th st. Central Hci Ol Pi roor paints are the best.

Mechanics' Paint 7H7 s. 4th lull Park. (ficl M'ELJ-AJUJjrT MICROSi'OPE Wtd. Also operating table and other medical appliances for medical office. J.

W. Campliell. room 9. 523 Chestnut Pt lxmis. Mo.

(7) SCKAP IKON Wtd Highest price pall. Louisiana Contracting phone Llndeli nr.fl. 3MO Huncnn nv. (St Ijest price for old clothes: pay. suits and overcoats, $10; feathers.

b.rc pound. Gilbert, 1419 Carr St. Centra! Main 412. tScl AHS' il.U'i P.l. best prices for gents" obi clothes, shoes, feathers; roeal.

or call at store, Tatkeman. Market Cen-trnl IKimnnt 101O. (c CASH paid for jewelry stores and slocks. L. Blumenkranz s.

e. cor. 17th and Market sts Hc NICKEL PLATING Also gold, silver, brass and copper plating; repairing, oxodizing and lacquering at re.ison-sble rates. IiKIIiIE ML.SICK. 7 711 Market st.

Wk HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE Fl'UNITl'llK For sale, four-room fist, completely furnished; owner leaving the city; will aell cheap for cash; no dealers. 4n3A Page bl. 7i FIXTl For sale, set fine gas fixtures snd screens for five-room flat: cheat). Call Russell a v. (71 It A NOP! p'or sale, good range and mantel folding call Sunilav.

3:140 Humphrey. KANilKs AM HKA'I'KKr; sae. all standard makes. Bllghtlv used; easy payments, pressor's 2221 OH-e st, iScl SeconJ-Hand House Hurnishinis. The largest bouse In citv to select from; cash or time; blr auction every Tuesday.

Stoeeker Price Storage nnd Auction 2007-11 st. (Sri FTJtNJSHED HOUSES AND FLATS P'UIN'ISHEI) HOCSF. For sale, contents of louse; private sale (7i P'l H.NisHP. I) FLAT For sale. 4-rootn flat, almost new.

otst $lS(kl, for rioy 77. post-Disnafch. (7l HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. onons Wtd Central D.V!2 o7. 3221 olive st isci Hol'S KlloLO GiKlIiS Wtd.

Fadly; send postal. M.CUy, 1432 Franklin; Central NTx. Potnont 311.1. tsct AM qviantlty household goods bought: entire contents dwellings wanted; secure our bid: lloeral prices, lucknun. 71(1 N.

Spring. U.ndell UP.ST prices for furniture ail kinaa, buy entire contents residences or flats, StUS Laclede phone lvimsr 2S44 I.lndell 4741. 11. V. AUCTION A STORAGE CO.

(SCI HIGH P.sT cash price paid for household goods, entire contents of fiats ajid resi denes bought. Slim kcr ITtce Storage and Auction co. 2i'. Morgan Hell Cninl 112 ficl best prices paid for feather beds; HI pay bed. $10.

or pound. Central V.H2I,. Main 4S12. Gilbert, residence, 14 In Carr st. (hc) CLOTHING.

CITHING-Tallor-msde gents' second-hand overcoats, suits, pants: as new. at vour own tuice; call at once. Yatkemsn li Msrket t. s7c MACHINERY. FOR SALE.

ENGINE For sale. 1 gasoline engine; In good order; cheap. Thomas (71 kMHN! For sale, gasoline engines, ail and styles; ca.il or phone lemnt lul chsslnut, tS) HORSE Wtd. Good, sound truck horse, also stake wagon; state price. Box 122.

Post-Idspsteh. FOR SALE. Bl'OGIES For sale, reliable storm buggies, peddling, grocer, baker, butcher, laundry, milk, carpenter, painter, whltener. plasterer, plumber, tinner, platform top wagons and truck- Knrln a stake wafrons. $.

to John Tohlnka 1110 7th St. (1S UoKSE p'or sale, nice young hors; ext sire. Kaston. liuKSK P'or sale, good work horse, cheap; must sell: call Sunday. twiK "i'mi 1MK.SE P'ur sale.

good, sound horse; cheap Hi kSPJ P'or saie. g'MHl. sounu delivery hors win trnde for drlvjnir hors- 143" rodie HuHSKS For sale, horses, also 4 dlrt wagons: cneap. Inqulre 1017 N. ftn.

HoKSPJti P'or saie. two horses in good condition r.i2 s. 7th st. House, sale, horse, harness and runabout: also single brass-mounted harness. 41.11 Cottage.

P'or saiu, good delivery horae. 1J hands, weight 12oo; sound; $100. eil2 lrlrmla. 7cl HOH.Sfc" P'or sale, extra g.jod storm-buggy horse, lrt hands. 7 vears! plenty of style and speed: $12.1.

B112 Vlririnia '7cl HuRSKn P'or a-iie. t-lieap. cash or on time, horses, wagons, harness' going to uuit busines: barn for rent. 12. L.

House. 44 12 Clavton. llOKSp: P'or saie. line family horse; Haase-lohle station wagon, silver-mounted harness; all in perfeet order; fine outfit. $roo T'ox 117.

Post-llspatch. (7 Hi 'Hop. or sale, extra good horse. 5 year s. 1CU, hands, weight family broke, one of the best In city; price $250.

til12 Vira-inia av. MAItP" $45 buys fast trotting mare. 15 hands hierh: must sell. 2724 t'nlversitv. MA RE-P'or sale, good big farm mare; C112 Vlrclnla av.

(cl MARIS P'or sale, bargain. $73; fine bav mare. Id hands; cail and drive. 2340 Olive. (71 WAGONS P'or saie.

(1x14 wagon, in good order: 1 sfjring wagon. 6-foot stake wagon. Poberts. Johnson Ftand. 2037 Sheridan.

AUTOMOBILES. Al'TO For sale. Packard auto. In fine condition; seats five; will sell on easv terms or trade for real estate. Ad.

2U18 Pino Pt. Louis. Mo. (7 AlToMOEILL For sale. 50-horepower touring car.

standard make. Just delivered from factory; cost price $3750; sacrifice for quick sale; demonstration. Box A 29. Posf-ristiatch. (fi'Jc) ANIMALS.

X)W P'or sale. good, fresh cow. 6112 Virginia. f7i 1 iG For sale, beautiful male fox tei rler, $10. Apply 51U2 Cabanne; phone Forest 27HO.

(71 SEWING MACHINES. SKWING MACHINES Dropheads. $10 up: slightly used machines. $0 up; repairs for all machines and parts. I.

G. Sheridan, MR N. nth st. (ti9c NEW" sewing machines, any make. $11 to $40: good drophead.

used machines. machines rented, any make. $1.50 month; repairing. $1. 8.

W. Albright M. 1242 Franklin. Olive 1412, Central ONLY $16.50. Buy a ball-bearing.

light-running New Home or New York: absolutely the best; Singer. Wheeler Wilson. White. Domestic and other dropheads, only machines rented. $2 per month: repairing, $1.

NEW HOME PARLORS. 120S-10 Franklin. Main 277 Central (21 xc) TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS AH makes rebuilt at greatly reduced urices: rentals, 2 months. $3. Typewriter Exchange, 20S N.

8th St. (cl TiTP-WRITEKS For sale. Remington. nmitn, Oliver, noerwood t3-pewritets, $25 $50; ofhers. $15; rentals.

2 months. $3. Louis Typewriter Exchange, 610 Olive. (71 S'i'PNOGRAPTIEftS furnished promptly; no fees. Remington Typewriter 800 Pine st.

Both phones. (8c) BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. BOOKS of all kind bought and sold: call or send address to Mills' Book Store. 607 Chestnut st. i SAFES SAFES For sale, 2 iron safes, cheap.

922 STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES. DKSK For sale. 1 flat-top desk, double drawers; 1 Oliver typewriter, adjustable carriage; 1 office "Senipire" clock; a Imr-gain If soil at once. Applv 3011 IMcks'm. TO EXCHANGE.

MULES Wtd. For sale, or will trade for mules or horses, mahogany bar outfit, complete, good as new; cost $1000; will take less than half. W. W. Creth.

Piedmont. Mo (71 BnsanessChances BUSINESS CHAXCE Wanted, man to Invest (Its ii) or more In sound paying busl- ness. Jim 3d at. (c) BUSINESS CHANCE "Well-educated young man. with not less than $750.

In the electrical field; graduate from technology school preferred. Box K4. Poet-I lspa ten. tl 1 MADE in five yearn In the mailorder business; began with anyone can do the work: send for free booklet; tejls how to get started. Manager, Box 5,0, LockDort.

N. V. iSci EKV true American defends Teddy's Nerve Bracer; reason with barkeepers. Mas-t'rwm. hello Central 22M).

ill BAKERS We sell movable bake livens. guaranteed satisfactory; for cash or on time payments. Middlebv Oven Mfg. 21(1 Walnut St. Ixmts.

Mo. (Si BUSINESS WANTED. BUSINESS Wtd. To buy. completely eoulpped coat shop; must have immediate possession.

Box A 115. Post-Lis. 1 7c I Hotel Wtd -4o to 75 room hotel; must have good transient trade; in good town; give full description lowest cash price. A I. Lockbox 2o2.

I)e Soto. Mo. li CARPENTERS and builders; Job work a specialty. J. Stillman and A.

Coutts. Dickson st. OR. (0 BUSINESS FOR SALE. BARBER SHOP For sale: transfer corner: established stand; nice, large plate-glass front.

Ie and Fair. 7 BOARDING Hoi sale; 2t rooms, full of boarders; few doors from Broadway' car barn; owner has other business anl leaving city; no agents. 4001 S. Broad -way. (D BI SINP.SS sale.

Ice and coal business; well established sell.ng to leave city on account of sickness. Box 17i. P. P. (7l Bl SIN ESS -For sale, candy kitchen and Icecream parlor, in Illinois town of Toon; will sell reasonable.

Box 12W. lii CANDY STOKE For sale: good location. Call 217 N. 1-th. ttii CANDY Sluiip; Must be sold, time or cash, a money maker at a bargain.

G. M. Keller. 12(15 Oiive st. l7 lJHI'u STuKK P'or sale: good location; excellent prescription trade; annual sale3 over $(VooO; will sell cheap, on terms to suit.

Hon 1-5. Post-Dispatch. J2 SALE- Drug store In good tenement district; excellent prescription and counter sale: small cash pavment. balance to suit. Box 1-4 P'yst I lonw I'll.

i2 I HN1TI Rp: For sale. furniture of 10-roora house; in fine condition: with board-ers. 3M4 (0 GR P'or saie, small grocery; grsid location: cheap rent: must sell at once, price $250. av 1 7 UNt'llKOOM For sale. 4o3 Suburban tracks For particulars call 41QO Fairfax LI NCHR00M For saie.

lunchroom and restaurant; doing good business; will sell at a low nrlee 1414 Franklin av. H' MEAT ARKKT For sale, meat market, rent $15; or will sell stixk and rent fixtures; no opposition: bargain If sold at mice: sickness. Hickory 7' KKSTAl'KANT- Por in business district. saie. goiM restaurant.

Apply 434 Chouteau Business Cards SPECIAL NOTICES. IAS a polar Imar ctyld feet' Not If he wears Harris Polar P. shoes. 4o7 N. tith st.

tl BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. WANTED-- To hone vour rasors. 2T- a vear. Wright BUlg. barber shop, bta and 1'lne.

WALL PAPER CLEANING. SOPHIK pslntlng. papering; rooms $2 up. 4470 lAMaiar 2550; Forest iSci The legitimate 1A1U circulation of the Poat-lHapatch In St. Louis and Ita anburba la grrttrr thaa that of ALL other English ilaltlea 2-CENT CONTEST Blodgett, Discussing Hadley's Speech, Says Law Will Be Resisted.

FIGURES INVESTIGATED Attorney-General Tells Rail way Club Rates Were Inconsistent. .1 Col. Wells H. Blodgett, general so licitor of the Wabash Railroad said to a Post-Dispatch reporter Saturday that Missouri railroads, contrary to an opinion expressed by Attorney-General Hadley, bad not abandoned their intention to contest the 2-cent passenger rate law passed by tne Legislature a year ago. Addressing the St.

Louis Railway Club meeting Friday nigbt, Mr. Hadley declared that he was satisfied that the railroads would not be able to show a loss of passenger -evenue as result of the operation of the reduced rate law. Koads Are Invest leafing. "I do not wish to take Issue with Mr. Hadley," said Col.

Blodgett. "The rail roads are making a careful investigation to determine the results of the 2-cent fare law. When our figures nave been compiled we shall decldo wben the question will again be presented to the courts. "It may be a month or two months. If not longer, before this Is done." The new law became effective June 1, 1907.

The injunction to prevent Its enforcement was suspended by Judge Mc pherson of the Federal Court pending a 90-daya' trial. When the railroads failed to have the injunction proceedings renewed In September the statement was made that they had abandoned the fight. A contradiction of this report waa ac companied later by the announcement that the railroads simply had, deferred legal action until February, confident a tremendous reduction In traffic could be shown during November, December and January. -Adverse Hallway I.eglslat lea." Mr. Hadley's subject In his address to the Railway Club was' "Adverse Itali-roat Legislation." Touching on the Missouri 2-cent fara Btatute, which Is similar to that enacted In 11 other rtates within the la year, Mr.

Hadley said: "When the hearings were held at City last winter on the propo sition for a 2-cent f.iro law, the passenger agents came and told us tnu railroads were losing money on their passenger business at 3 cents a mil-? and that 2 cents a mile would mean bankruptcy. He Charged laeonststeary. "In the Minnesota 2-cent fare case bs-fore the courts, It was shown the earnings cf the railroads had increased 20 per cent after the new law-went Into etfect. "Ail this demonstrates that the railroads have been wrong In their theory of placing the largest charge on tho man least able to pay it and giving the light charge to the man most able to bear the heavy rate. Let me Illustrate.

I could travel from here to New York in beautiful cars, far heavier and causing more wear on the rails than the day coaches, and requiring far more con I to draw them, and I could eat the best of viands In a dining car and I could travel at the rate of 2 cents a mile. But let me take a 60-mlle ride within my own State In a dusty day coach and I had to piy 3 cents. When such inconsistencies and charges are offered you may expect some prejudice from the people against the railroads." PIT BOSS CAUSES MINE STRIKE Bush Colliery Men Ask for Discharge of Foreman. Alfred Koehler, O. Glovanetto ant William Colbert, composing a committee representing the coal miners employed in the Hush mine at Bush, III SO miles from 8t.

iouls, on the Iron Mountain Railroad, are In Ht. Ixuls lay facts before General Superintendent Shaw of the Western Coal Mining owners of the mine, concerning strike of the men. Their grievance is against John Burke, assistant pit boss. They say that he Is young and Inexperienced and has r.ot been dealing fairly. They complained to the superintendent, Andrew Brawlthe, but accomplished nothing.

The 2Th) miners, Americans, Italians and Russians, walked out Friday and appointed the committee to come to St. Louis. TWO BOYS HOBO FROM TEXAS Runaways Arrested Here as They Crawl From Box Car. Two dirty-faced boys craw'ed out of a box car a Union Station Friday right and were Instantly collared by twite men and taken to the House of intention. They gave their names as Marry It years old, and Fulton Hubbard.

12. and admitted hsvlnt run -may frc.m their homes In Austin, Tea. The boya say they best their way to Ht. I-ouls to get work. They Jeft home a month ago with only a few peonies.

They were arretted In several small towns and after being fed an lectured resumed their travel. Itudlcliire parent, live at JuS West Fourth str-eC Th Hubbard family resides at Red River street. The Twit-Dispatch Is the only evening nwspapr In St. Loula that recelvee or publishes news gathered by tin AabO-atsd Press. IllillllHi' BEFOR 3 WASII1XGTOX, Jan.

1L AMONG the annual annoyances to which public men of note have to submit In Washing-ton Is sitting for their pictures In the leading photograph galleries of the city, and it usually doesn't cost them anything. But ever since he was el.cted to the upper house Senator "Gum Shoe Bill" Stone of Missouri has managed to fight shy of the camera. Ten days ago, however, one camera expert, for whom the name of John Doe will answer, succeeded in persuading Stone that he was unfair to admiring millions In refusing to allow them to see how much like a statesman lie looked at present. Yesterday, to his utter astonishment, the Senator received a bill from the photographer for $10. Today he mailed his check reading: "Pay to the order of John Doe, photo-grafter, $10." Made Generous Pro lines.

COL. ARCH utility, an -confederate officer and recently Postmaster at Columbia, is in Washington trying to find out why a Republican in his State has to be thrown out of ofice just because the machine headed by H. Clay Evans, ex-Consul-General to London, so decrees. In discussing the political outlook In Tennessee with a number of congressmen today, he said: "I have been asked what chance the ivmnrrats have to carry either of our district a now represented by Republic ans, and I replied that there was no chance unless the promises maae Dy a. ceetoin spellbinder in my State during the 1906 campaign were ful- Personal PERSONAL Absolute divorces, reliable at torney, prompt, reasonable.

uuii flee. SIO Olive, room (21 PKRSONAL Wanted, names of St. Louisans who are experimenting with wireless telegraph v. Pox 2. post-Dispatch.

(22 CLAIRVOYANTS PERSONAL SUNDRIES MRS. CALLAN'AN. midwife: perlence In confinements. 2 20 vears" X. 10th.

(HI MRS. MAH.HARET MURPHY, expert nurse in confinement. 4H2.A St. Ixniis av. (,4 Mrs.

Warrance, Jul 3-15 haston. Licensed midwife: receives ladles durlns: confinement; terms to suit all cases. Call or write. HI ADOPTION FOK ADOPTION Peautiful blonda baby a-lrl. Box 144 Post -Dispatch.

11 Financial LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY MONEY LOANED salaried people without securftv. St. Louis Finance 309 H-nnlst and Pine. (So) MONEY ON SALARIES, life Insurance and other collateral. Security E'inance H02 Knultahle Bldg.

(Se) MONEY EASY TO GEi on your salary. I nited Finance 308 Missouri Trust Bide. (Scl MONEY advanced to salaried people without security: easy payments. Union Credit 410 Holland 211 X. 7th st.

Hc) SALARIED PEOPLE furnished money without security: loans on furniture without removal. Central Finance 021 Missouri Trust Bide. (S) SALARIED people and others furnished money upon their own names without security: easy payments: office In ii principal cities: save yourself money by fret-tins: my terms first. To 1 man. 501 llouser Bide.

Chestnut st. DRAKE'S EASY MONEY. Advanced salaried people without security: my rates the lowest, best and most private In the citv. Cull at S22-3-4 Chemical Bldr. (Hi SIGN PAPERS AT HOME When You Want a Loan ON YOPR FPPNITCRE OR PIANO Without delay or removal, payable to suit your convenience.

Call or write or phone. JAMES IiAKKR Notary Public. Phone Main or Central 522o: rooms 2or--7 Betiolst n. e. ccr.

0th and Pine. (SI MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE Without security; easy payments: lowest rates. CEN'TURV FINANCE 1 Century Rlda-. Central 1524. (c.

Money Loaned on Furniture. Pianos, horses, wasrons or anv other ernod securities. If you need any I will get same for you at the following; rates: l(Vi for a year interest. 57.1 f'r a year interest. 5d fnr 4 a year Interest.

$2." for $2 a vear Interest. Strictly confidential. Call, write or telephone. Central Olive l.HiS H. W.

MEISE. 7th and Chestnut. Lincoln Trust Bids' f-) MONEY. J10 td $200 loaned on furniture and pianos without removal at the verv lowest rates and the following- easv payments: SI weekly navs loan. 50c weekiv pays $2" loan.

4ie weekiv pays $1 loan. You ran pay monthly if vou wish. Tour payments will be extended In case of sickness or out of emnlovment. You can met the money quickly and without publicity. AMERICAN HROKKRAOK S10 Olive St.

Kinloch Central 44C7. Room 201. (Second (Si FINANCIAL. MONEY If you need money, see me. I will accommodate you on anv Kind of security.

Prompt and confidential service: easy terms. J. M. McKERNAN. 1C.V7 Chemlcnl vth and Olive fc LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.

MONEY TO I.OAN-SMo, Jiorm. 2(sio. J41MH1. r.MM"K); low rtes. McMenamy Eiston av.

7e -MONEY WANTED MONEY Wtd. $700. $1500. flSoO. 4fsio sod on first deed of trust; all good and titles perfect; no cost to Insurance policies, papers readv.

John B. Muth. 4111 Mnnchester Mnth Rldtr (ci 6 Real Estate Loans For sale noo to jr.000 on First Deeds of Trust. Call or send for list. CHAP.

F. VOGFCU 24 Chestnut st. (VI Real Estat FLATS FOR RENT. THREE ROOMS AND BATH HlKh-ciass neKhhirhood. in beautiful Tower Grove Heights, near drand av.

detached house, first floor: 3 larsje. all llsrht rooms and bath: hct and cold water: kms rt.s and fixtures: newly and artistically decorated price to desirable tenants reduced to 16.50; call on owner for keys. KIDEH 3617 Juniata. (4ct Court Fight Over Tumblety Bequests Is Ended by Compromise. The famous Tumblety will contest case was concluded Saturday when Attorney Thomas D.

Cannon of St. Louis fileu with the Supreme Court at Jefferson City a stipulation signed by the attorneys on both sides signifying their willingness that the Judgment of the St. Louis court sustaining the will of Dr. Francis Tumblety shall be permitted to stand as the record. The appeal now pending before the Supreme Court will be withdrawn.

Dr. Tumblety was not known to be rich until his will was found after his death at St. John's Hospital In May, 19(13. He introduced himself there r. Mr.

Townsend." His estate is valued at .140,000. The relatives who attempted to break the will were 12 relatives, most of whom lived In Rochester, N. Y. The bequests named In the will and which will now be paid are: Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ireland. $10, 000; Mark Blackburn, $4500; Jane Hayes estate, $5400; Mary FltzSimons.

$00; Margaret Brady, $3000; Annie Barrett, $4500, and Jane Moore, $4500. According to the stipulation the amount remaining after the legacies are paid will be divided among the claim ants. Attorney Cannon represented Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland. They win receive the full amount of their be quests. CHILD'S "PRETTY FIRE" IN ATTIC OF HIS HOME DOES $2500 DAMAGE IN A HURRY Little Harold Mayer Has Good Time While Firemen Are Fighting Threatening Flames.

It was a fine blaze that little Harold Mayer kindled Friday afternoon among some loose papers in the attic of his home, 3665 Humphrey street. As the flame leaped up, the 4 year-old boy threw on more papers and he danced and clapped his bands when It caught the dry studding and boards of the roof and curled upward In a great blaze that roared and crackled. It was too fine a show to enjoy all alone, so he ran downstairs and shouted to Minnie Walls, the maid: "Tome an" see the pitty fire. Hurry up." Just then a neighbor rang the doorbell of the Mayer home and told the maid that the house was afire. A minute later Are engines came and little Harold had more of a show than he had expected.

It will cost $2500 to repair the damages: Harold Is the son of A. Mayer of the Interstate Iron and Metal Co. The house was Insured. GOOD FINDS THE REVOLVER WAS LOADED WHEN FRIEND FALLS, SHOT THROUGH LUNG Police Refyse to Allow Pair to Be Together at Hospital; Doctors Say Victim Will Recover. Though the bullet penetrated his lung, Joseph Gilbert, who was shot by his fiiend Joseph Good, will recover, City Hospital doctors say.

The hospital physicians refused Good's request to be all to sit up with his friend Friday night. Gilbert opened a second-hand store at S2u Market street Friday and lood was helping him lit tip the store. licking up a revolver Good pointed it at Gilbert and said: "Let's see if this is loaded." It was. Good is held by the police pending the outcome of Gilbert's injury. FROPOSED LEE SCHOOL BID IN Board of Education Will Recommend Acceptance of Offer.

The lowest of 23 bids for the building of the new High School at TTnion and Fairmount avenues is that of the Hiram Lloyd Building and Construction to do the work for KZI.llT,. At next Tuesday night's meeting of the Hoard of Kduratlon the Building Committee will recommend that this bid be accepted. The next lowest bid was that of the K. C. Gerhard Building PXi.247.

The highest bid was $735.903. This Is the school which many SL Loulsans have petitioned the School Board to name after Gen. ltobert K. Lee, the Confederate leader. Comrades to Be 1'allbeasrera.

Firemen will act as pallbearers at the faneral of Henry W. D. Doeding, truck driver of Kngine Company No. 6, at Third street and Washington avenue. who was stricken with apoplexy while on duty Friday morning and Ai-i a few luiirs later st Ms home, 3C0 North Ninth street.

Th funeral wlil be held from the Kvangelical Lutheran Marcus Church, Tweniy-end and Angelica streets, upon the arrival of a brother from Denver. Burial will he In Heiie-fontalne Cemetery. Doedlng I survived by a two brothers, five sisters and his mother. Not llarlratler'a Mr. Sheriff Herpel St.

Iuls County sent a telegram to authorities at Keyies-ville. saying that the two stimwrt held there are not the youths who roblei three saloons and killed August Boss, a bartender. In the countv Tuesditv night. A silver watch found on one of them was at first upioed have, ten stolen from one of th men who waa locked In th Icebox at Out-re's saloon, but he said It was not li.s. I'.

H. Co. Itesra TrsjfBe fiata. The report of the T'nlted Railways Co. shows an Increase of J3.bi.7SI In the "number of passengers carrlel during UxT over The total number -f passenger for V1 ws 2i.14.63.

for 1S04. HSJ.23T.R". Th IS" figures do nt Include tse auourbaa Kftiiway iramc KrBl-RBANT HOAKn The Cedars: beautiful home; electric lights, bath; southern rooms fresh eggs; pure milk and cream. Mrs. Hall, 71 Tjockwomi corner Summit.

ld Orchard. St. lyilus County. iH7i Objects io All Dam Kills. REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES G.

EDWARDS of Savannah, who achieved a certain amount of a certain kind of fame recently by refusing to shake hands with a delegation of colored postmasters from Georgia rn the alleged ground that he did not represent negroes, added to his laurels in the House yesterday afternoon with a very brief speech. "Mr. Speaker," he said, "earlier In the afternoon I voted twice against a certain dam bill which provided for the granting of certain valuable privileges on the Snake River In the State of Washington to a private corporation. I now wish to announce that I am opposed to any other dam bid which Interferes with states rights." ANOTHER WELLSTON HOLD-UP IN CAR WAITING ROOM Two Armed Men Rob Jesse Ket-chum on Way to Work. Two men, armed with pistols, robbed Jesse Ketchum, 30 years old, of a watch, chain and charm at Rowan and Eas'on avenues at 3 a.

m. Saturday. Ketchum, who lives at 1441 Rowan avenue, was waiting for a "Wellston car. He was on his way to work In a commission house. "While alone in the street car waiting room he was accosted by the two man.

They pointed their pistols at his head and commanded him to hand over his valuables. Ketchum parted with his watch and chain without offering any resistance. The robbers were each about 35 years old and wore dark clothes. Caliph's Funeral a Safe Movers' Job. NEW TORK.

Jan. 11. The efforts of 10 'men, operating four derricks, were required yesterday to move the body of Central Park's big hippopotamus Caliph, which died Wednesday night and whose skeleton ana hide are to be mounted separately as additions to the collections In the Museum, of Natural History. TO ETFO SI NESS FUR POSES STORES AND OFFICES In the new office buildine; just competed and known as "One Thousand North Orand." corner of Pell. F.

CHURCHILL -VrHlTTRMORE. 11-120 N. 4th st (fllcl REAL ESTATE WANTED LOT Wtd. Vacant; will do building-, take lot part pay. Pot 1.13.

Post-Disnatch. 171 FLAT, Wtd. single or double flat. In West Knd: for cash. Particulars.

1114 N. Kingr's bla-hwav. (7l REAL ESTATE FOR EQX'ITY For exchange, equity In ti-room residence, lot in suburbs, for equity In small cottage In town. Box A lu4. Post-T dsnstch.

i7ct SUBURBAN PROPERTY TOR SALE WHEN loofclna for a suburban home or a farm, do not overlook Kirkwood Beautiful Klrkwood and lis surrounding country. I have what you want. Write for catalogue. RF.N.T. F.

THOMAS. Kirkwrxd. Mo. Ol PROP'TY OUT OF ClTY FOR SALE PROPERTY St. Louis County, from 1 to 20 aeres.

B. C. STEVENS. Clavton. Mo (cl FARMS FOR SALE FARM For sale, best 0w-aere farm in Clark Countv.

watered by 14 springs: best soil, all In cultivation. C. W. Flick. Sprlmr-fleld.

l7l FA KM For sale. 22U acres at OrandvleW Station. new tt-room house, stable for 8 head of horses, 2 good spring-: lio acres In cultivation; price $14 per acre; will exchange for St. Louis property. BRENTWOOD REALTY Prentwood.

St. I.mils Countv. fTcl CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOT For sale, vacant lot on Oreer av. sell verv chertn Hox post Ptsoa tch '1- IMPROVED ROPEJRTJFOR AJE jOfzXKFor sale, an advantageous 3 year lease of 7-room residence, at a bargain. Call m.o Cass.

t7 HOl'SE For sa.ie, 7-room house, ks. uain, electric Usht, large lot; (suo cash. 14o4 Wellsmar one block west Suburban Park. RES1DEN Fur s.tie. -room rcsi.l-in e.

also cottage. improvements all made, cheap; terms to suit. owner. 1 Nurlh Msrket st. Htl Sr or S'-tle.

fm- colored. eteKant home, large lot. also beautiful collage, all Improvements; street, allev made: cheap; ensv terms. Pox A l'-ri l'ost -1 Uspat h. i7ci HOI'SES P'or sale.

141s oth si; 14.15-7 N. UOth (in.isgl; N. lmh (4.VHJ: N. lth lsth Dickson N. 7th (IO.Oimi; Arlington.

i W. A. tiodlewski. 142 1 'ass. )71 ELEGANT HOME CHEAP Seven-room house, with hthrocn.

reception hail, furnace, lot. fin-lawn: shade li-s and shrubbery: aisi fruit trees: being 124.1 Iv-iaware at hea.j of pi street made; convenient cars and good neighborhood; must be sold nulck; a bareain. J. E. IiOSt.MUCIl.

Maple and Hodiamont. FINE NEW HOME B.10P Wagner new house; bath, gas fine cellar, fine lance living rim; lot will sell cheap If sold at once. fz. DOSKXHACH. Maple and Hudiamorit NEW HOUSES FOR COLORED inn cash snd $1.1 per month: rooms: ran be us-d f'-r two famines; can rect for $22 per month; Sen.nie av Cerfri-T If dg ROCK-FRONT COTTAGES Uumnhrer new ro-k-front cot taires of 4 rooms, hath, cemented cellar, etc lot twice open for will make easv terms AN DERSUX -STOC A N.

STOVE REPAIRS. REPAIRS for "any old" stove. Forshaw. Ill Centra! C'lTI A. G.

Brauer Supply Co. PTOVK RF.PAtRJ. Sl. an The Psit-Iiipatcn is the only evenlna; ew spa per In St. Loula that receives or publishes ncwa gathered by Assci ted Press.

Flats, etc. DWELLINGS FOR RENT. t'ARl'EXTEH T2: SSuo West MorRan; 7 rooms, gas, bath, furnace and fixtures; $3o. IXkiK. Fine N-room house, rent very reesonable: own Sunday.

10 a. m. HOUSR 4-riwm house. 40 acres of ground. acres In fruit, on Adle 3 minutes' walk to Creve Coeur electric railroad.

August Ke-gesli-ker. Wellston. K. 2. 7 WrATETTR.

313" Eight rooms, furnace. excellent order; Janitor service; ornt-- half month's rent free; rent J37.50. Key W- (So) ilHTUtJAN. 1717 Six room, hot-wat-r heat; Janitor service; rent S27 fH Key aim 313S Lafayette av. half month's rm (SO JMIKSOI HI.

milt (opposite 1'arki 11 rooms and barn; partly furnished If de- Wsrren. 2n N. 2d st. f7.t I'kt K. vroMTi brick hstse.

with hath-tent only J. 20. Pavld V. I.eahy. suo Chest- (lrtcl Nine-room house; will dec-orata to suit tenants: rent J40.

TWELFTH, 10.13 S. Six-room stone-fronf rent 21. Key at lo.11. FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT. JTWINO, 107 N.

Furnished flat. .1 rooms; 2 nice housekeeping rooms, to couple. KA.NKI.l.N. 1.. cfmtlete rtlft -P'urnisned fiat.

loinis. (7. 1 A KltlSvjN. ly three or four rrMims, steam heat, hot water. Janitor service; furnished for hous keeping, see these WTST HKLLK 44t Furnished S-iwm Pat, bath, complete for housekeeping; line location.

(7, FURNISHED HOUSES WANTEdT COTTAGE Wtd Abotit 7-room cottage or bungalow, furnlshe.1 or unfurnished or gixM suburb; wrlie full particulars tTotiiftlv. H.n I'ost-nlstvitctt 1 TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES CA STL-MAN, Sl77Meat market, gco.1 loca-. tpm; rent reasonable; rnii flt oiu (7t UliMTEAlT, lixtl ft or snd living rumm. $16 To. stand for tailor, paperhanger.

car-pemer and Jobbing i7l iK-K Kin 2o Victoria Hidg both phones, towel and dally record service. tlAt EAyio.N. KK.s-l.are store. iclal um-e sHms te good teosiu- low rent. (Hcl KaHTO.V.

P44.1 (corner Semplei Hart's r.ew hal.s. suitable for lodges, dances or anv rust-class entertalnmunt. Mrs. 1 cteM( mansrer: both thones. (ct riXKiHi-HIx beet-lighted floors in city; stem heat, elevtrlc elevator; divide 10 suit Warren.

21 st i7to LKK AMI k-WHTKAl- -i trflce. dentist; transter corner; good business A Hit r- 1', tiMvt and l'seio. tu a rrer, 2X 2d st (7c hlOHh-l'liw at. near cth, eleg.nt stor-rMi. rent reasonable; less.

Itox i 45. Post litst stch. A. FOR COLORED PEOPLE KW1NG. 417 AM 42.1 8 Flats.

3 rtwma eai-h. water, gas. Itath. large aids, 11 coiivnlnt nloft blltkin. Watle hfimit st.

(7t K'HifiL, iioa Modern 6-ruom house. In fine i ruaui. coiorea fuin.y, rine porcelain bath. gas. rent S.a Lk, WOO A IMOEUa, lut CotOi wo, (1J, a) che.tntit st.

siubPAkU, itt; cior. e-tuum (u t7 at lOiZA. Liitot. 5642 CABANNE AV. Elegant apartment, combinstloti fixtures, iras ranre.

shades, screens. hH-water heat, janitor service; paneled dlnlns; room, with hemmed ceillns- and buffet; key at upper r.at; crcat btmlr: t. SICHOLL-RITTER. Both phone. 71 Chestnut t- to marry.

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