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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
BUSINESS FOR SALE.


TAKERY and, lunch room da,ns hne cash
health failing. cheap. @i05 Franklin ave.
rARRER suOr-F.ret-cIssS tu,-ohaIr barber
shop; cheap rent. center locstioR. good trade.
bargain
CO. Ioak Rox "a. Galeus. Has
BIGGEST bargain ever Offered: one OF tn,
best medium sized printing Offices IN the city.
n iine condition. cali ~ y. Fourth st,
CASH meat market gxrnres ard horse wagon
snd hsintss 80 @+'5 NcIaHoc 81
CIGARS. tobacco notions. laundry rranc..
NTH living rooms. cheap II sold at once. 2Si
price and location. c 2's. Republic.
FuH sals-Nevvsfrper plant in 1--we town. Ad-
drrfs Box q. claremore. L T.
GOOD raylnr restaurant: West End seats
-; low rent: sacrifice. So. cost 500. rlust bs
sold by saturday. T. IS Republic
cooD. weIl-ray'ng bakery ard lunch stand;
w. ilr;' factories: must sail at once. sickness.
- Franklin ave.
F.CTEf. '.I:lrgpesn' g nicely furnished rooms:
money maker; bargain. SI.-lJ. must sell account
slrir ess in family. agent. 40 Republic
NICE restaurant: doing good business: cheap:
party leaving city. 80 Eastcn ave.
RACKET store. has tine trade at awful h.--
gain: best reasons for selling. Address Haworth
Racket, Topeka, ka-.
sAG.ooN-Corner saloon and sroc,ry: license
year: cheap. going to Europe. So 5. Third -.
SHOP with fixtures suitable for barber shoe
maker Of other business; central location: very
CHEAP. g. Republic
TrHR ROOM roonlirg and boarding house.
positively fiiled: central location: SICKNESS caEse
for selling IS. Republic-
Two.-.cHAIR- barber shop: no competition
near. s.. J!s :. Second St
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
MEDIUMS-CLAIRVOYANTS.

MASSAGE and magnetic treatments by ia
TW slth ST
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

uuTsEWrMtN WANTED, Nidaic-1gcd woul-
Tor general b.lrrvy,rt State Free ErIpl
ra'rt Bureau. - century hG!duE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI, those desiring hop or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
Of the Labor Bureau of Statistics. So Cen
tury building. Situations anc help furnished free
Of charge. Tel. hinlocb B iiSs.
BARBER WANTED-Wkta barber irnmcdl-
stely. stale Free Employment Bureau. sss Cen
tury bollGipG.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
HORSES AND VEHICLES.


FOR SALE.
a NO two-seated park wagon; in good CT
der; only SIS. 2sl5 Clark ave.
A MATCH team OF c,,unly built horses s and
Z years Old. weight $50 lbs: cheap. iced store
SSlj Easton ave.
EUGGIEs. SURVEYS trays rllnab2ut .wasgus;
Lios- carriage Co. i3iy--i y HroSdSay
CURTAIN and glass was2ae,,,es; drummer
haci,s and delivery w5sons. al k,nds cash -
wuy.
FURNITURE wagons. milk Wagons business
waEoEs q Gil Kinds. new and secondhand Young
( Co, li-5 y. broadway.
GOOD delivery horse: sound must be sold
for small money. 2's Franklin ave
GOOD young team. delivery WAGON. horse ard
harness. sell separate. SIS Chestnut 81.
HANDSOME pacing pony mare In town: for
saddle OF harness. -! y. sixth ST Merchants
HEAVY team, Of horses and wagon; mus, be
guaranteed .622 St Louis
HORSES Twtnty-Hve unl,roke horses: can =
broke in short time TO haul passcuseg-. sell :roHl
81 Up. 20, ;. Seventh st.
ONE top wagon. 80. one. 80. a. McCaDe.
Grand ana Cass ayes
ONE extra storm wagon and three nice ponies.
Sloan d Caldwell. l5-I n BToaa"ay-
oHE. 5-year-cd bay horse; 10 hands high one
back pony: one large horse. cheap Sig Brook
lyn 81
NICE saddle pony, gentle'nen's riding horse
ana two work horses. elZ y. sixth St. Merchants
Stable.
STRIKE On agalr-lj3 horses and mules for
fale. buyers and sellers plentiful. auction daily
40 IN. and D. l5es y. Broadway.
TEN horses ana mares. suitabl. for farm. city
heavy work. .ap delivery wagon. sets har-
ness. lon \. broadway.
THREE large plug n.arcs oar mule: sen az
about your own price. cal feed store Sd
Easton ave.
TWO good horses: sound and cheap. must
sell. --e5 H.sjaiczzt st.
TWO large horses and one driving mare, suit
nule Tor all purposes. 100 y seventh -
TEN sets Of buggy harness. haud-lac saddle
fully worth SIC. will sell for u. II g JANSEN
1905 y. Thirteenth Il.
WANTED.
>~~-~~-~7-~-~>>>~--->-~~--~
GOOD road horse: must be perfectly sound
and gentle Il u. Republic.
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KITCHEN ,,IRI. WANTED Kitchen rlrl or
huir. S'a'~ Pre- Euil"- rn'Us EuscJu. s.. cen
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

GIRLS WANTED Fifteen girls fer general
huu-"v ork. good wages. state l'Tse Employment
Bureau. 80 century building
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CLERK WANTED Grocery clerk who can
-reaH low Dutch aud bohemian. state Free En-
pl"vrrrnt Bureau. SAj 'hutury BUILDING.
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hiF'i'EN Girl WANTED ';IH Tor Kitchen
Tu. So century uTii1lnC.
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STEAMSHIPS.

,.b,p cutrs PHILIPPINE ISLANDS = VIA
lHAh-GhiA. EoNoinLU, Pseins Mall 3 o..
Co. Occidental oriental F. =: GO; ana s,s OF 4.
.ne,rO, July 90 copte ' t,sy, & S A5as5iIr
app,y 10 &. p Towrsley. AIT. tsi Olive. CT J.
Z Agiar. agt. SJS Olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
LOST AND FOUND.

IlOST-tioli watch Patrick & PbilIips works
owner 8 name engraved inside ease. Liberal re-
ward III returned to 2i5 n Fourth ST
1DST-N etnesday morning. on t.indeil car
ladies' umbrella with straight handle 81 brown
ivory and silver Return 10 superintendent Grand
Leader and receive rcWaiti.
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f.hfpEEES WANTED. FTnrra rncu - vo:k
''l rJi.r'sI y g., p.r tay- state Frc. Efurl.y-
mont Iyf-al. S.. '~utgrs tullI'Ur-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
ROOMS WITH HOARD.

ROOMS WITH HOARD.
ARIsToCRsTIC boarding: riNer hlu|s siways
3.eezy and cool: lovely home. front room, ex-
tensiYe grounds; entrance 10 front orchard 4'OS
:. Broadway.
FELL Ave. ;ni9-Ffne large furnished front
rooms with board. large lawns: southern eN-
posuTe: desirable location; first-ciasS table; all
convenience. reasonable.
BE.i.I. Ave. s4g2--Newiy furnished large. cool.
airy rooms. northern and southern exposure:
with board. iirst-rl,ss table delightful location.
all Seni-nceS. reasonable.
BOARD N.NTED-Wouid Ike a position TO
board email child Mrs. Eyers. 100 Cass ave
CHESTNUT st. ?ass-Si per week, excellent
board and rooms: ali cpnvenienccs; private fafi-
.ly: own home. nice location.
CHOUTEAU Ave. 9ss-Nice rooms; good
board. bath and all conveniences. call to-day.
CROUTEAj Ave, ii55-Large rice.y furnished
secoul-Stdty front 7o1rn. facing south; VIII fuF-
ui.h board II desired. convenience E'G1.
DAYTON ST. S5I6-Nicely Furnished large J.
windcwe ed front room for housekeeping: also other
nice rooms, with board. private family large
lawn: reasonable.
DAYTON St. s7g5-Nlcely furnished. large.
cool room IN private family; suitable for tw"
gentlemen. with without board. tine quiet 10
ostion; al eonvsn!sncss; rsasonaoiA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

hNEGEEEs WANTED FrictyaTd lahrr"rs i'm
I'.'Er'-''- -tffH Free Irlpi', mont Bureau. So
century rH-ilt'r.
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MONEY WANTED.
Wantsd-S7,0G0. 3 Years. $50 Interest.

want to borrow 5000 for three years at per
cert interest On my property situated iu the
Sl4, a mcnth Fire insurance. $500; tornado in
suraEce, $500. Why loan your money 90 trust
companies a. four a. per cent interest when You
get choice real est. security at 5 Ter cent,
For location "f property address J 8, Republic.
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IlNNtN ty"-. g7,f -Ty" nicely furnished
rooms. Sa-r"f- story front With oT without board
hair and all c'5'yrnl-Ucr-. reasonable"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

GARRISON fvc.. D.s'-n'I- nisel- iur-
uisr'd room. tlsrt optional. r',-i~ra c,uyeu.
'U'.F. T-..~n'.gti ,I. terms.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

FARM HANDS WAHTEp-Threc farm hsni,
for farm wear the ritv- state ETc- Emroynsnt
Bureau 3, CrrtiiI-- .,ltfiiur
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GIRL WANTED -GirI for raIsN and diairr-
rom WORK. state Fire Employment Hurruu. RS
Century building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

Ia .Npi.l-S~ WANTED Tarir..rr-s ~ ir.r'-
INV trtf4frr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

lAEpIETtS WANTED Ten men T. clear ianf
IN ~nEtt-Iet Missouri. either contract or day
.'asr, state Free ErrH'"l fr~nt Bureau. So cen
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

tiNNET Ave. 367" Fine rooms With good
hr..!i. private. Southern family, all conysnl-
"u"s-. REASONABLE
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FiSNif ave. -Slf- NI~-.v fu.risis.-l rooms.
s'utilrrn AMI eastern .XI.snre. wi:r ~ v!.hp'.'
board ivory c.uv'ui-nc.. private iaraily. Iatss
reasonable"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13
SUMDRY WANTS.
PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNER WANTED in GOOD paying real
tate and brokerage business. good chance TO
make money " Al Republic.
PARTNER WANTED Young lady wants ten-
tiesnan partner In nice business: must be hustler
and have 80 cash. So week guaranteed. II 20.
Republic.
QUIT making others rich. will sta:t you IA
money maxim. business for 81; cash good cot
lateral japanese Art School. gi9 Olive st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-13

APARTMENTS, FLATS, ETC.
BROADWAY. 22e- S.-F,ve rooms: third ao,,.
all convenieaces: rent 81 ger month.
CASTLFMAN Ave. 4l)3-Fiv~-roori fat: mod
ern: newly decorated. large closets. porcelain,
10 So. Z. V. Barnes. sls Wainwright bldg
CLARA Ave. iAc-F'ive-roorn fat: upp.r.
bath; newly decorated: ore block from Eastnn
ave cars. rent 81. e. W. Barnes. 2IS VAIN
wright bldg.
EASTos1 Ave. S325,-Ha-dson. new fat: four
rolnls; bath; southern exposure. Apply Ssei Eas-
ton
EADs Ave. 2ss2-slx room corner fat: all con-
yenieDces; upstairs
EASToS Ave, Eci-Two rns large rooms.
porch. attic. yard. s.. Key 4ioi Easton ave.
IACLEDE Ave. sSOa-Six-roorn NAT. v'fn
bathroom. good cellar and yard. only SIS. c. w
Barnes. ZIG Wainwright bldg.
L.ACI,EDH: Ave. 4399A-six-room fat; ba,h
laundry furnace. all cOnveniences; So G. w
Barnes. 2ls Wainwright bldg
MADISON ST, 2ac5-Fiye large rooms ,hre.
rooms and hail first floor and two finished
basement rooms private front entrances rent sis.
with stable. II desired. SIS.
MAFFTTT Ave. 4o5i-EIegant fve-roorn N,f.
hot and cold bCths. gas fixtures and shades
WEST BELLE Terrace 4ss5-Fiat 81 four
rooms. porcelain bath. abundant SHADE: avn
inEs furnace. tanitor service. Inquire 81 Mar
Gus adjoining Suburban. L.ndell.
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BUSINESS WANTED.

AMERICAN Law and Adjustment Assn, 80
FoZZpnt bldg. SCI Chestnut 81 Divorces and dam
age suits a specially. consultation free
CIGAR store, centrally located: in CnswerinE
give full particulars attention paid. W
24a Republic.
ST. CLAIR Roofing Co repairs ell kinds Of
gravel or composition roofs; drop US postal for
prices ohice. ELI Chestnut 81. Both phones.
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's'l;i;i~s'\ Az" So Neatly furnished
'1"u' ans nrHer u-. irrf. 'lsss la4ri. u,.si-rn
''u' "i.'cf'"7, r"F-Hn1ii' ~ permanent gentle
'.r1 souT.lss
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s'+ktlN NO. H&--Nt~el.- furnished. large
s'r"ri-si'rF hay Wiuf.W room. with hoard. Iri-
'a's family. hr" H.. atI.n fer Two gentlemen or
couple.
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\ | + Rooms to Let,
o. Situation Wanted,
y Help Wanted,
ROOMS FOR RENT.

Three Llrer for Five Cents.
Zach Additional fi.= Five Cents Extra.
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DICKSON s.. az Hoard and room for Two
r'rtlem'r- second story front. bah. gas. phi
Ns'" family good table, $50. references
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GRAND Ave IA y The MACH ers11'' E.le-
81 "t apartments. single ar suite. modern =
p"intU'uts. gas ant el"c,ri' iRat. proclaim
hath. steam !"Tt. iarl1rv. smoker. tai.pI.pue.
fi"".' cuisine cor-idsTir ar' o.nrnuiatIsus low
80 rates tU rho Gig. iort;.ln Uusu: ,a>5s1: six
'Hr lines nay L0ar.l.r-. sp,.,'sI rates
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l.AilEbE Ave. 49, Nicely furnished room
WIN hoard. fD- gents or lady employed during
DAY. al Convenience. terms very reasonable.
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tASr'rN Ave. .Sss- N!r,iv furnished larg.
,'.I front and other rooms with hoard: privat
Family. hr~ i1rati"n. an cow. reasonsh BILE.
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EiNEEi.i. Baul-y ard. 39i9-Iarye. pleasant
COL IH.iip- >DUtr'sr eNp0-uFe. with GrSt-crass
h"arl. modern hou-~: suitable for On. OF tao
Ernfl.neu. reasnrall.-
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) Lines for S Cents. (
Every Druggist Takes OK
Republic Want Ads. -
ROOMS FOR RENT.

Three Lines for Five Cents
Esc AG4itil IA! Line Five Cents Extra
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lr1't>f st. 2lfs-i4- Desirable rooms: Z
modern '1nveni"1cSs. superior board.
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large front room tn private family for Two gent,
or nice couple. with board. S. "a weeI, each.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
CASH for urcanceied postal cards. coins. post
age stamps. premium coin list. llc. 81. Louis.
Stamp and Coin Co. 2J9 y. Eighth St
GOOD secondhand safe Burke Kerr & Laser
os37 Olive
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LOCUST -. 2IE-N.-eIy furnished room; s.t
unI r,pr. VIII nI.t-.iass hoarI-
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Locust 81. ez27-Front ana other roorns SIN
re cr Ell suite. hot and cold bath; board op-
tiHual5 cut rate 10 sxcursiclsts.
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LOCUST St Ie3--Neat!y furnished front sr
other rooms. board optional: southern expOsUr.
al modern coDvenlencts. reasonable terms
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LGCUST St. lsti-Second- story front roo-r
neatly furnished: excellent board and service
electric fans In dining-room. summer rates
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Al, desiring Eie-. comfortable rooms &c
dsy 81 - week NJ. White House. southwest
corner Ninth and Pine. strictly fEst-ciGss-
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NAN WANrED--Y1uur man OF hos with some
eNIeTi-aCA IN bakery Tor country town state
Free Employment Bureau 81. century building.
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FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
BELL Az. 3l2e-M0deru Groom DWELLING
house; furnace; first-class order open all day
KENNETT Place. is2e-Two-story stooe-fron,
and marsa-si. containing II rooms. in good order
S. per month
IINDELI. Ave. 3l25-Seyen room house and
st,'eroom. laundry and bathroom. SIS monthly IL
rcr;Sd at Cn'e-
LOUISIANA Ave. 15ST-Seven-room house.
bath etc: SIS. Kelley 4 Co. lib Chestnut 81.
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AGENTS $50 pcr month and expenses 20 call
Hotels Restaurants. saloons. private rest
C'-crs and introduce goods. Sample Ahrp-
iuteIy Free. Greatest seller ever put the mar
het. oagrless Dis!nfects;'t Co.. i. 81, Cincin-
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FASTON Ave S23t-Nev storsroonr. good bust
ness location. Apply 51H Easton ave.
OFFICE. Apply at Muik.y McHaIs, "a
Missouri
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HELP WANTEn-FEMALE.

COOK wANTED-Gooi cook. can at 22ii X.
Broadway.
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COOK wANTTD-G!-l TO DO cooking an
laundry WORK In small family Eu Wsshin-t p.
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LOCUST st. I5eJ and l6l3-Elegant!y furnished
'front.' aid other rooms. first -claPs board. modern
c'f'yenicn c.s. reasonable terms
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DREssMARER wANTED-Ezper;enced dress
rlnhar- 40 firarnis En.a.
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PERSONAL NEEDS.
DYEIyG, CLEANING AND REPAIRIy,

DREsSMAKFIs wants en- ssgsment. 70 sew 70
families, TO make ladies' underwear Traprer
and ehildren's clothes: terms reasonable Appll
500 EastOn ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTEO-FEMkLE

Three LINES Yer Five Cents.
.soh Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
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COOK wANTED-Good cook 10 wasa and iron
e., family Of four. Apply. vita reference, a
once 1g5g L,n;eu eve.
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BELGIAN HAREs.
Elstun Bros. 3917 Cook Ave

From cur sales az the past week We ars ooa-
WINGED that the Belgian Hare Industry OF th.s
city vii! in a short time equal that Of any o.hss
Call and see our stlck-tl-e Rufus Red Kind
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AGENTS on salary con- mission: the greatest
agents seller ever produced: every user OF pen
and ink huys ~ sight. 80 70 10 rc- prof
Il: one agents sales amounted e. So; in six
dag. smother t32 IN TWO hours. Monroe Mfg Co,
y IS Ia Crosse Wis.
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS.
PERSONAL.

Fifteen Cents Per Lin.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
NEW OFFICIAL OF THE ST. PAUL.
=. 4. Miller Appointed General Passsa
.- - a.. nj aw...

=. 4. Miller Appointed General Fasssn-
ger Agent Of the Big system.
F. A. Miller. brother Of Roswell
P. Miller, chairman Of the board of d.
rectors OF the Chicago. Milwaukee Z
st. Paul Railroad company. has been
appointed general passenger agent Of
that system defective Oct. Is. 1900) to
succeed George H. Heafford, recently
resigned. The appointment CT Mr..
Miller to the head of the 81. Paul pas
senger department was not unexpected.
~ he has been for several years the
principal assistant general passenger
agent Of the company. making his
headquarters In the Marquette build
ing. There will be no assistant sp-
pointed to succeed Mr.. Miller. The
two other assistants. Messrs. Marsh
and Merrill. will continue In their old
positions.
General Passenger Agent Miller IL
widely known In the railway world.
and is one Of the most popular OF pas
senger officials. He began his railroad
career in 1874. and his good nature.
character ana ability have steadily ad-
vanced him in the service of the St.
Paul system since 1883. when he en-
tered the company's employ as a clerk
In the passenger department. of which
he now becomes the head. Mr.. Miller
was born at Hartford. Pa.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
SAYINGS L; / mi DOIhds
c.f.,.rffon.s Fufurs DonSer.

4 Csfvssfon:s Future O0nSsr.
The leading article in the current
number Of the National Geographic
IasaxIne is discussion Of the Gall
vcoton catastrophe by Mr.. W. J. Nc
Geo. = former member OF tho United
states Geological Survey. What he
says will not tend to reassure, the peo-
iple Of Galveston In their brave work
Of rebuilding the city on its old site.
Mr. MCGEE brings scientific evidence
10 show that tho island on which CAL
weston is located is gradually sinking
bsoea&h the waters Of the gulf. AL
that region Of the gulf coast. like the
New! Jersey coast. Is undergoing .
suhsidence more marked than that
which has placed Hollands cultivated
nslds thirty feet below tide level. The
present rate Of coast subsidencs in
Holland is about ono foot in q cen-
jtury. That of the New Jersey coast
il estimated at two feet in the same
length of time. Mr.. MCGEE says tho
ssolosic Indications 90 to show that
the subsidencs Of the gulf coast is
nearly ~ rapid az that in New Jersey
and il certainly not less than foot
In q century.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
Colis8el and Bends.

Four-fifths of the productive funds
of colleges are invested in bonds
and mortgages. Only a few have
made any investments in stocks
Two OF them. Columbia and Har-
ward, have considerable invest
ments in real estate. but of the latter'a
ten or r',re millions railroad bonds
claim the largest share. Twenty COL
leges have an income-producing prop
erty of at least 100000. These are
as follows: Harvard, $4,000. 900;
Yale. 35.OOO.OOo; Columbia, property
producing revenue of $425. 900; Cor
nell. $4,000, 900; University OF Chicago
100000; Johns Hopkins. $4,000. 900;
Northwestern university. $4,000. 900;
University Of Pennsylvania, s.. 500 900:
Wesleyan Of Middletown. Conn. Sl.-
100000; Amherst. 100000: Boston
university. 31.000.0 900: Rochester uni
versity. 81. 200. 900: Tulane university Of
Louisiana. 100000: Western Re-
serve university, sl.OoO.o 900; and Brown
university. 100000. Several state
universities, among them those of Cal
ifornia. Michigan. Wisconsin and Min
nesota have revenues representing
either property or state help to the
amount of $1.000.000 and upwards.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
Odd Costume for Americans.

The latest thing in American military
uniforms is probably that adopted by
the Samoan national guard, which has
just been organized by Commandant
1illcy. The guard is n regularly organ
lied military company of the United
States and Is armed with Lee rifles.
The uniform consists of white singlets,
blue lavalavas with red facings. red
sashes. red turbans and the usual cart
ridge box accoutrements.
The lavnlava Is short skirt, which
in aboriginal times was made of ba-
mana leaves, but is now made of cot
ton cloth. The effect is something like
a Highland kilt except that the skirt
is shorter. The singlet Is q sort Of
doublet or wastcoat.
Almost the first service the Tutuila
national guard was called on to per-
form was to arrest n chief who had
destroyed the house and property Of
another Samoan because the Inter had
cooked anu eaten n fish which, accord
ing to Samoan customs, was reserved
exclusively for the chiefs.