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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
BoER SERENE THAT FAILED.
1t Included Pretoria's Capture and an Effort to
Rouse All tho People.
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated PreSS.)
London, August 10.-A special dispatch
frcrn Pretoria says the Boer plot to
make a prisoner of Lord Roberts and
shoot all the British officers if possible,
discovered Thursday included the re-
capture of Pretoria and the shooting of
Lord Roberts, and to induce the burghers
to rise en- masse. "A number of suspected
accomplices of the conspirators have been
conducted across the border The Brit
ish authorities are awakening to the
danger of allowing Boer syInpathizers to
remain in Pretoria, and the issue of
passes to the burgherS has been stopped.
WOULD CRUSH THE BOERS.
London, August Saturday. 1.-The
Pretoria plot is the theme. of many edi-
torials this morning. All the papers de-
cry the idea of treating the Beers too
lenienty. Examples, and stern exam
PIES" says the Daily Mail, ARE neces-
sary. Although we may not agree with
Sheridan's fierce maxim Nothing should
be left of an enemy but eyes to weep
with yet this was the conclusion of a
not inhuman officer, who thoroughly un-
derstood war"
METHUEN STOPS DEWET's MARCH
Pretoria. August lot is said that
Lord Methuen has arrested General
Dewet's march.
All the Beers in the field credit a ru-
NOR circulated by their leaders that
Lord Roberts is dying. Roberts, however
is now in excellent health, is displaying
wonderful energy and rides daily long
distances.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
EARL Il NAMED TO
NEGOTIATE PEACE
Continued from First Page.)

uninterrupted. it is doing so with COM
paratively small hope of their delivery.
This assertion was borne out tonight
when Secretary Root said that there was
no convincing evidence in possession Of
this Government that any of our dis
patches really had reached Minister
Conger. This indicates that the Minister
mas net given a direct and satisfactory
answer to many of the queries that have
been addressed him by the Department
of State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
No Talk of Headquarters.
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
New York August 10.-There is no
more talk of opening Democratic Nation
al Headquarters here. Ex-Governor VIII
liam J. Stone was in the city today, but
he said he had received no word from
Senator jones.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
Convicted of Assault.
(By the Associated Press.)

Marietta, Ga. August 1O.-Sam Robin
son, a negro, charged with criminal as
sault on Mrs. George Ipzer was today
convicted and sentenced to hang Sep
TENDER 1st. He confessed after convle-
ton. The companies of Georgia militia
guarded him from mob violence on the
trip to and from this place. He is now
at Atlanta for safe keeping.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11

Millions will be spent in politics this
year. We can't keep the campaign CO.
ing without money any more than we
can keep the body vigorous without food
nyspeptics used to starve themselves.
Now Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
YOU eat and allows you to eat all the
good food you want. 1t radically cures
stomach troubles. Bobbitt and Wynne
ss-ug Co., w. II. King. VIM. Siml son.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
May Build Ships at Pensacola.
lBx the Associated Press.1

Pensacola, Fla, August 10.-An Eastern
Syndicate has had an industrial expert
and engineer here this week gathering
data as to the eligibility of Pensacola as
a site for shipbuilding plant. The ex-
pert is greatly pleased and thinks his
syndicate will establish ship yards here
this fall.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
Plague Patient Dead.

(By the Associated Press)
Hamburg, August 10.-The plague pa
tient who was discovered August 9th on
board vessel in the harbor is dead.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
M'DoNALD's DISPATCH.

London, August 10.-The British For
eign Office has received from the Minis
ter of Great Britain at Pekin Sir Claude
Macdonald, dispatch dated Pekin, Au-
gust 4th much to the same effect as the
dispatch to the French Foreign Office
from NJ. Pichon. which described the
efforts of the Chinese to induce the for
eign ministers to accept "a Chinese escort
to Tien TGin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
Negro Murderer Hanged.
6Bv the Associated Press.)

Tallahassee, Fla, August 1O.-Will
Wright, coIored, was hanged here today
for the murder of john Smith, colored,
in October 1897.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
Sand Hill Democrats.

Aberdeen Telegram.
Sandhill Democrats are the 'hot stuff"
and when it comes to Aungust elections
they get to be real warm"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
A LARGE CHINESE FORCE MOVES.
Report That 1000 Are Marching Toward
Pekin and Tien Tsin.
(By the Associated Press. J

ST. Petersburg, August lot is re-
ported that 10000 Chinese troops are
marching from the Provinces of HUI Nan
and HUI Pei towards Pekin and Tien
Tcin
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
WILL ACCEPT wALDERsEE.

Washington, August 10.It is authori-
tatively stated that the United States
Government will ACCEPT Count Won VALID
ersee as the commander of the internal
lticnal forces in China if the necessity
exists at the time of his arrival in that
country for an international army to be-
gin a campaign
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11

A wise man never coyets a thing he
can live without.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
FORCE GATHERING IN CHINA.

Berlin August 1O.-The semi official
Militafr Wochenblatt, this evening says:
According to present orders from the
powers the middle of August will see,
altogether 40,500 available troops, with
1872 gums, in the Province of Pc Chi Lii
By the end of September there will be
$4,000 with ESQ guns, not including the
troops at Shanghai, Canton and Nankin.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11

Too many men mistake their faults for
misfortunes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-11
A HOT CHINESE CHASE.

st. Petersburg, August 11.-Official re-
ports say that three separate Russian
columns succeeded in surrounding large
Chinese force at Hal Chau and that, see
ing the Russians advancing from all
sides, the Chinese fled in an easterly di-
rection, leaving a dozen obsolete guns
behind them. The Russians pursued the
Chinese for % versts, until they were ex-
hausted and compelled to abandon the
pursuit
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UNCiLLED-F0R ANSWERS.

ANSWERS ARE HELD At TtIIS OFFICE FOR
H. fll.IpNlNG ANSWER tfIECkS hNl'
MA1 EE hAD ~ PRESENTING; YOUR
CHECK At TIE REPUBLIC OFFICE:
ABA. III. r2o. no. Ioi. %. 10. II3.
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1.3. I2..
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D-i3.. I?:, III. 10. 100. 3S. 81. ~.
I:D.
Egg. f1+. i2i. iof. 18o. i2I. NJ.
F-I:;'. Ic2. i:V, I.!. -. 81. 1:...
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H-i.:2, -. ~. 30. 81. I01. III. 1.i. az.
J-i2:,. i&n. 10. iIc. 1t9. i:j.
h-i:~. -, 81. 81. -. -. :c'. Io|, 1G1.
I:6. 80.
ss-i3I. :b;i. :5I. :I.:.
Mills. Ios. IO:i. 80. 81. ~. 81. -. II.
o-s2i. CD. i.:.. iG:. ~. i27. I2o.
p-ii:;. t21- i:S- ft2, III, iVi. 81. 30.
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Z-::.. iZii. 81. :tG, i0.. to>. i03. tI.,
lts, 80, ~.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Bernard Gegsr - years 22la Usage. apo0lexy.
hdw. J. tltzsera'u. - years. Baptlst santa
G;enevIeye 4. HUM. 70 days. s-sa California:
.Milheimipa TIuulcke. 20 years. Lutheran Hos
John W0lnnger. 81 years; Insane Asylum: de-
/ I:isis Delatron. : years. l4i2 Chambers: scar
Viola NJ. Stevenson. months. 1899 Gay;
Katherine Pogorz,ska % years. St. Mary's
tubercuIous disease Of ankle
Leonard sampson, % years. city Hospital:
: crunp ! day. sis5 Vista: debility.
Frederick FessleI, 81. 80 south Tenth: pneu-
jacob Berg. Is. City Hospitai; neptrit.s.
Maria Otto. 40 years. $50 Ru,se-: tyrho-rna-
i. B. Salisbury. ea years. 1918 La Sale: c5n-
Emily A. sahl!chtig ? months. 5aos Michigan:
Group.
3 Hannah Long, - years SsSl Page; Old age.
Martin Cancy I+1I North Thirteenth. heart
Charles, IL schoaeld. IS years, 1895 North
George Wnsbt, - years, City Hospital: aIco-
Martin sLerter. &C years. City Hospital: IIeu-
Fred Hrderbrand. A. years. City Hospital;
Joseph Rurf. 20 years. City Hospital: pneu-
Marion Brind!e. "a years. 1863 North Four
eeenth. pneumonia.
Caroline BisaHtz. ca years. $50 North Ninth:
katherine E!teI. &c years. soSls G-yer: ia
coFinne Weiss. months. 1926 North TENTH:
Charles Theador. month. 1:3s North Tenth:
Cecilia Fleming. 40 years. 4sls Ncrth Second;
John Fleming. So years. Mullsuphy Hospital;
Hattie carter 80 years. Female Hospital; ne
phFitis
.I"ln NJ. kreps. - years. 1917 Olive: accident
Mary Burns. 61 years. $50 Manchester. rneu-
Michael Nooran. years, 3I37 Rutger: Group.
William Mcdonald. L days, SIS ST. Ferdi-
nand: canEental deforInity.
Annie fitzsimmoHs % Years. 1886 papin; para
William X Linton, years. eIS3 Michigan: scar
CIristiana Haase. "a years. sa27 Albion place:
Mary 4. Fleming. - years. s2i Hickory: peri
Ed McDoneu 81 years 1875 Papn; consumption.
Ralph T. Fcnton. year. l5c1 Pendleton. mani
tinn-
Robert q Wagner, : months. 9o22 Euscnia:
Ioi,n DoyIe. . days. 50ea Arsenal: debility.
Pearl Aibrecht years. i9S. Green La. diph-
Louise Knsrp. days. 453i Garfield: trismuy
Lawrence Caii!i. years. i2j Montrose: drh-
FeImcr NJ. Green. ; months 25li s,odeari;
'Herry MarGian. Jr. : days. 1921 Gibson: cyano-
August FelJman. - years. 2s9i saIena: CASTRO
Georgia Ciecrs. years. asii Ohio: accident.
Clara IiatiHger, years 1876 South Twelfth;
Caroline Mover. 81 years 4330 Grsvois: OLD ace.
John u. leilmann. % years. 5als AicSisaaek;
lss IT diSeaae.
Elizabeth Floyd. . years. West End Hotel:
cerebral hemurThage.
Louisa Duncan. - years. Poorhouse; Old age.
James McIaushian. month"; 2s2l Lawton: in
anitioH-
James AIulroy, years. 56Il Old Manchester.
nleninEitis.
John Kirby 81 years. City Hospital: raeu-
nlouia.
=. +. L. Jsquot. G. years. Gil Plymouth: ty-
phoid.
Marie Mulligan. - .yeurf. ll77 North Twelfth;
bronchitis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18
HELP W.xTED-FEMALE.

Each tdlit'onai Lire Five Cents Extra
COOK WhNTED-,;:rl to cool, and 10 general
housewosk, sran fHmiiy. $'ia I"lmar.
COOK WANTED-Plain cook and girl Tor
Kitchen work. S'2c y. Hroadway.
COOK wANTED-,iernah or Sucde snI To
cOoS. wash ana iron: small family. 4le3 Del
mar ave.
COOK wANTED-oood cook for small family
of tErc". al-p want her to IL most 81 laundry:
call At .noc witl reference. i"'-' MARYLAND ave.
man; must D." capable and experienced. no sun
day work. Quick I.Gnca cafe 81, Ch astnut -.
COOK AND HoUSEGIRL WANTED-ray
good wages; snail family and good home as'-i
COOK AND HoUSEGIEL yANTEp-rav
- ui WareS- small family ard good hpEla. i>ja :.
- ncrSOn ave.
COOK WANTED-Gil 10. cool. ami help with
ending and hg- -ng.ork' NJ washing. NgI uav
good wag,s Ia satisfactory girl i'.' Goadi"llow
DININ,:-EOnM G.Et. WANTED -l-xpe-i need
dining room girl al &--a l.'cede ave.
IjTNING-RooM GIHL UANTEp-CiooI dining
roofn siIi. l22S :. Broadway.
IINING-RooM Girl WANTED-Nhitc girl 20
assist in diniHS-r"otn. good wages. &IhsB Nor
gan st.
GIRL .WANTED-Ahout ls: fauHly Of three
eanitS- i2li I-a#ton ave
GIRLS WANTEn--Scvl girls TO hep with
sewing and lining. lll3 y Taylor ave.
GIRLS WANTED-Garls to pick nuts. 500 y.
CcI1nerCiaI st.
HAND-PAiNTEn rn,niatsre photos. 20 up St.
Louis Button Co. co y. BroIdwaT.
HnCSEGTRI. WANTED Girl 10 tssis: with
general housewofK. +IGl Cote f;ril;iluta Az.
iDj jSi.GITEs WANTED-,ii.i for general
hsus~woIk: ~. 1872 i;lcon 81.
HpCSEGlf;I. WANrI:D-Girl Tor Z .eruI house
work Apply. with references. alis Lucas ave.
IIDJSEGIEI. WANTEn-..iI for general
hcusewo.E; German rreferroa. 2,l@ Isucassave.
hoCscwora. ss32A 81 LGG;s ave.
HpISEGlEL. NANTED-Ciiri for general
housCwufk. 4sai No.-3n
UoUSE'iIF:I. WANTEp-SrnaI German :irl 70
assist with hoI.SewOrly 44ce Horcan 81
HotSEGl:;L WANTED-tiirl for general house
work -. ilIss
HoCSrcIIt. WANTED - Good girl TO do
hous- 'sorl. Apply Tuesday. 3ir Ohio.
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AGENTS NNrED.

EVERY honest ruar and woman oci. of crl-
r.",il"nt ." all at III" MuriNp Sjuii". l"li
'ii''. '.-iL.tl 1t N'rt: '-"'-t No rrH 'rI;"
T.cicE!:~ 20. -.-nt Ulifllss" g izard ;ac. ~
EitNiu2 raids. greatest r,a-i' trgN ,sIIr ..ttif.
U:rNOTl>M- Complete system. clair, wants.
- ~!i"ttsts- .u'tr h-Jl"Is. ,tC. SIul'1 j" p
st"iHis. 'slt'r Book 60. III : broadway.
NlITi - h..@ " ti-Is'. frr Nuas trade.
IT, in-''ry maker tor MT. 'stra commissions.
''H - ruc'. M'uii.". .sli "!is" So
sTTErT5IEN. raL,rs-'i N teeth. fastcs' SELL
INK novelty ryt. sImp" nv - stIfr-,s. carter
""nt 80. ~ :. iiI"advay. -. Is'.ls.
So, Monthly. New Patent Mo'a1lis Broad
cthnfi. -.
s,.' monthly selling improved Brilliant 'iasi.ght
Er'H' 1T. t"'"-"r" 'aal'S. beautiful ga~iictt
with"tr chimney. -Irauj~ fire. F,ut srpr,s..
Me-. '"-. \ -. cincinnati. -.
B: StNESS WANTED.
II ,"ar iur is empty. let us i'll Dr. E.-fu..y
hi.t's iiuu,r, -, Franklin "v".
GID p~5i,c rcou "a =, - years - are c.n be
Insured o. -'.'. r'l'ar.y -u.f.iIuy at r'rIp rates
" -, Hcp"tLc.
on r,LI and -il,.r bought g, raf, ,a>u phi, T.
'.'i'.. t.- u.-,.l" usoli .ri.fs ann. oty
"'l'"'L Frii.-'". ,-lS ItaIN!!n ar'.
SALOON ami Er... ~. must '.a ,I..ra .HI ..is
i..t''-~ amt iIH.. 'l"I stusi.. v III rI.. .!su 90.
t'd. '.tH'" %'Nt-H ~ 60. - Lincoln Tf.st
hu.!iTs
u" ".,''v 20 n"v~r.l,- r.tr ,- r,at aa-. 4.ol
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STEAMSHIPS.

I.oiu nuluI PHILIPPINE ISLANDS - VIA
jhf -Lainl UC CNDLJLU. Pa-.Gc Mail s :
Co. Occidental * Oriental :. ;. 80. ana oriental
:. :. Co. From san Francisco cUgt;c. December
=. l3E': America MaTu. December g. 1906. Pe0n
January s ISL. FOR Tat'-. lSht passage
aSiar. a.. &c Olive.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

l.. N. Wallmann. $3.50 Garfield: dwelling 81 O5g
\. hiauber x Sons. 81 South Fourth; store
s. go.
= William Schaofer: 1917 Cass: factory. si.=oe
Caroline Pope Locust between Fourth and
Broadway: cafe. SI9.C0.
Henry WihbinE, 5216 Kensington. flats. 81 .Cpa
Edward Butler. Seventh and Walnut: repairs.
SI5.UG.
Mrs. VI. Stocksr. 6il7 CheltenhaIn: fats saCen
Fourth Christian Church, 1891 HenroSe: addi-
tio1. $3.50.
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| N a.. ''A iH'' can N'll fll GEE lit
! 20. 80 =. Ninth =.
! BARBER WANTED
| ~ i--' t.aston ave.
! EAEEEi; SVAHTEp-f:,ri,c. witli outfit, ~
ta"T ch,teo Il snoi'' good i",ation. inIuir" -tg,
| BARTENDER ard ,;roocry cIorl, ,Gerran,. 50
! found. National !-Gricy mont Co. ilS y. sixth.
BARTENDER; wANTEp-Youur man with
gi,> I.i.i.no"5 I" act A. assistant bartender
BLACKSMITH wA:TED-Good general black
shutn- N3nIT ! ilsnan. i-D y Third II
,rLiAcEssNITH wANTED-aIan % 10 ,,enelaI
Il; ,lsin'th Work and wagon f"iailins- T. ~.
BOY wANTEIs-To fe,d JOB p-ess and make
ready. iurinI Nils. Eighth ana Grat,ot.
.oYs ,wAETEP-,'n small ,loy< to worl,
BOY WANTED -i:.,, from 1u to u vear= old.
r"!.rcnoos. Room /. ~ Pine
in 26 s21ay $Tr IAN ;a1 + to noa h ma a t" o ns2
lir"adway an i"rcas av".
Roy WANTED Reliable boy s1r horse. yard
and furnace work; must Eav" eN.erienr". 1911
Missouri
BOYS wANTi;D,-.Tw hoys: fnoFo with some
/, o'c:ock Is :. Ninth -,
BUYER WANTED-Man VIII" un4orstsnds how
= buy a Te,s'surs,nt: ~ih pay Inn wei for hs
j,ariHet''. + - Republic
CANyASsEI;s WAIVED Exp,-!ca,e, ce,1-
brand n"H. territory Viii" open. sells IN houses
stores. "i'la's. 2iH ''hfEtsau axe.
CAcSVAS AS-EI:- WANTED -I:NI,or.aacei canvass
L. sell H.Sh-cass book To .iGa-eIass l,e, ,'a
cNpenses c''.Ian;,'d .nG 50 pr cent commission
i 20. II. able.
CANVASsi:HS WANTED Experienced and
wci'Te Uii..l ai-d ca1vs.s-crz ca An Am --i,. >
'yum0ner." h!sh-ciasS historical aud bio
fT8Iaici work. :. -. R,p,!bic.
CARPENTERS for Indian Ter: tory: raiIroa.i
G"'sot and building work; l"u- JON: far" adj
Ci2 Walnut St
CASHIERS. Ere. WANTED Experienced
cashiers and hC1Gl"-%.lpi"rS. must hay. 20 lI
ricrenc's; Apply b-,arc - a. to-day. -.
Crawford Z Co
Ci.El.HS wanted Eho can Use easy. stylish
sfceS for s@fa Harris. - Pine s..
COiCHMAN N-ANTED-Cood coaglillIn. rc.er-
cIc.s required .St3 Hickory
tOACINkN VANTED-A competent yvbi,z
codchu'ar. WHp tACI"Gchiy uud.~s- auds his biie;-
n'Ss. must al" l'e It good milk.T. aud Uiii-: to
r1aE" himself generally useful 4 III house and
place, %o'd rH-cE'n' required. :sIl Cook ave.
CotL SOLICITORS WANTED-sla oer waey,
10 mon with experience and city trade: will also
,2s.. green men on corlmission 312 Century
hu!ldlrE.
COZ 'N1itY solicitors 20 cater to family trade:
hiE commission; excellent goods: Quick sellers
k'ntu"Sy NhsS"y House sl1 Franklin axe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18
Wedding Rings.

Solid gold. latest designs, 500 TO SO. 90
Mermod d Jaccards, broadway and Lo
Gust.
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SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALE.
Three Lines tur I've tents
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.

Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Gents Extra.
CUOK-situation 10y cool; and hoiscGiri: Ger
man; four years in last place. 1860 fiuncv ave-
CDON-S.tuat.oa as cook by r.liahie coIo.ed
woman to 10 general hous"Uork. 25' Lucas
CcOK-Situati1a by Josie Jones. Grst-cass
Geek with good references. Address 25i Morgan
CoOK-Situa;ion by good German country gil
cook ar hpUsC@irls three years in last place
5NlS :. J"'f"rs'n ave.
DIsHWAsHER-W Wanted place Il dishuasher
by coioroG 'siy. sl- :. Ewing ave
pRESsAIAKI.I; desires few more en-agern .nts
70 work at home. work reasonable. III IL, Re-
public.
HANp-PAINTFD photo watch picture. -Cc:
locaet picture. .. RuttGn g.. =" y Bd"ay.
Observation-Disclosures by !ady 10 do general
ECuseyork; VIII work for small wages. -"
irarliin ave.
IIOUSEKEEPt-R-s Iy young widow.
with ore chIld. hcussae"rrr. Atdr.ss Ella
Bnrtges. 4; :. Cherry 81. 'clsraI.a. Ill
f5DUsEBEEPER-Situ as houscl5eeper ~
I. whoever likewise situated; has ( rooms Of
furniture. y 81. Republic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted by woman 10
Do lCht w.rk-ssv!7r or house work for three
days each week LIS Wash. basement.
LADIES' garments rer,o.lc'cd to latest stvies;
far letter than cheap r"V un'S. satisfaction
guaranteed "xre-isn 'eI workmanship: eNgIistc
ursigns. Urir-s no i"rat" St'lEtrstn pos olive.
f.AI-NDRFSs- Iaurdr.- work by tho DAY or br
'he week. Address fi'i Fairfax ave
LAINDRF:s S-sltuatirn ry a co;1rod larudress
to 20 cat rs the day or bring washing home:
reference. 81 y. rwen;y-,hird - y. -iidersun
STTNOGRAPliER-S situation 10y young lady
Et,nI-raUh'.. best Of references furnished. mod
crate salary. + -. Republic.
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RAzM1lMuNlMUMw

Ia reinn, Il 10 the Enar1 of t.iucat - tt.lrir-
Nirtn and Locust streets. Eiesant quarters s,Ipn
reg ilar instructors. Winter term opens January =
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tE-2e Tn. fnr i,.'" Ccnts.

lIros TN. for ,.," cent.
-,
rl.i S.,..,al.I a,-i Wa.,,,....., az.
Huj- -<EGiIL WANTrr-tioaa ~.rl fog Eru"raI
! hra.,v'3a. AiaI' "a once, "a" :. Garrison a'"
! H"ts.'lEh WANli'l.-';irl ..g a'nr,sl l.o,'-s-
! s'"
: Ilul.-.GiHl WANTED Girl for Iisut uo.I.--
/ E'tl. n. r'''#.'. ~ "'ui"s. call "i '-'N \.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18
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E5-SINESS. SHORTHAND and TELEGRAPH
= tlpoI. cINfUEN BUILDING. cor OLIVE
and NINTH SIS. IS tho lgr=1st b.s.-eIt:iYrsG
ard most surc"Ssful school oc the kind thc
city. open Jay and night:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18

MUSICAL.
BEFORE buvius Xmas presents call to sec the
Tv cntieth century Musical Novelty: sold
, ,ckiy payments. Ro,m No. 5fl burlington
building
FINE, IarSe--iz. uIsEc ssny upright piano: Sl7S.
:si; p y. Grand ave.
is to- iuy t. Sold only 10y Danl -. bunker
Piano Company Fourteenth ana North Mar..eS.
ONE elegant square piano; cheap. q. 4. Field
Piano CO.. l!3S Olive II.
ONE i-s-o,,t1v. upright piano. sI5"; ono l-:-
octave upI e,t riGnp. Sle5; che l-3-Sctave square
piano Sos. e. ,;rotecuth. I0i y. Twelfth 81.
PIANOS and organs sold. rented timed. at
lowest Irices. The Estcy Co. 9io olir~ ST.
PEOrESSCR wTNNER'S Vocal Conservatory.
eSra Washington ave; teaches tha Italian Te:EOi
p"-fect cultivation f'r ore.a. concert and church
RENT Pi.nos-sI 5. So - per month: best as
sortneut: lowest prices ~ town 7. q. smith.
IanufactuI'r. loI2 Olive -. \ l.. Whitaker.
Mgr.
SQUARE. Whcelock piano il good shape: have
tive; must s"'l "n". 2Ig2 Nal~rt Sc
THE old ,sitble Emerson piano. sold only by
Dan'l q. Dunhc. Piano 60. northeast corner
Fourteenth and North Market SIS
VhSTIEyI;N mandolin Or a guitar is a nice
Christmas present. Sold fy Tony Piach; 111s
Olive -. Open until : =.
sloo buys good Err;1r.aar piano: cost s4l0.
Beyer Son. Seventeenth an! Locust.
;S5 buys fine Fischer piano; cost $50. Reyer
Son. Seventeenth and L7cu9t-
sl3 buys a nice piano. with stool and coyer. ln4
y. Sixteenth II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18
$50 Acres Valuable Placsr Claims.

I hold contract or above claims located in col
orado. and carrying nom - and upward Ter
cubic yard. water AMI all Ecce.-~-tss Tor
c,U an,ricaI mining Accessible TO railr01i. Work
ing capital wanted, reports Furnished and their
correctness guaranteed. Correspondence by
liable parties solicited Address Henry X. VIII
sen Lock I:Gx so ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18
HELP WtNTE.D-NtLE.
II rec Lines Cor Five Cents.
ra Additional Line Five Cents Ext,

ANYBODY that can ralI crGrE can get good
steady -.tuGtiD.l by ceiling OF Antitrust Cl-ar
Co. - =. Ninth -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-18

LOST AND FOUND.
FnTNp- Water rpar;ci dog. with collar ana
license. lis Mallnc.IrOit -
LOST. -tTaycd or Stplc1-Fr.In asiS AfariIe ave
wtlte setter with lemon Reward uycu T--
turn -: dog and no questions asked.
ioST-Dilmc nj stud, Sunday. rear West Ecl-
place ana Taylor ave. \ liberal reward VIII
be paid IL lei; at No. 49, West Belle plac.
InST-Nhi;c setter deg. So reward. had scr,a
hlprE on head and body. Return \, Na-ti,,
VOORHEES,. Webster Groves. and collect reward.
no questions asked.
LOST or S,oiea-l.arse dark roam horse from
SIS y. Kings highway. night of Dc,euihsF "a,
has short mane and tail and shod an a.cunI,
suitable reward. W. z. Harris.
ne suburban tracks. fernale collie 3 wears o-d,
tan color. with which breast and fore legs ara
white bird feet Reward IL returned to .a51
Gates ave ''
DDST-pn Olive st. near the corner of
Seventh ard Olive. at about O'Clock Monday
morning. a iadS $ pUrs". containing - srnll! sun,
ot money and other articles Finder win ra,.rive
reward ty leaving purse Republic OFF g
Seventh and Olive SITS.
STRAfEb-White bull pup. months old: ears
and tail net cut. brown spot tail. Return
to olls Wells ave. and receive reward