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The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
PERSONAL.
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DIVORCES s.hsiE, GAsx TERMS, F,sAas,. fasn R.
| able Attorney. itO2 Olive St. rond floor.
Aisf CONSTELLATION FREE c1nfden-
80 % tisl 81 Benoist bldg. 20 y. Ninth.
FREE treatment dispensary for priyat. dis
ees-r sores dis- hhrE's. etc. either sex. l9i y.
| CONFINEMENT cases taken; part payment IN
w0 K. trial treatment AMI consultation free. 2i2i
| Olive 81. Mrs. D'ctor Murphy. Kinolh s3L
! IoCToR MERwIS. -25a olive st. treats all
pR. LITTLE FEiCN. 1879 c1,outeau Ave
! ,ic;: the oaly rrliahr acr in th. ciry b'ar'I 50
/ trouble cal! 90 write. strictly coulG,urial
o'"rOR ANNIE NEWIAHD's sanltnriurn FOR
! ladies before AMI during confinement Rest o.
/ ~ r. 'i'h care Homes J. yia,i f,r Infants tr"e;
All ,tT"Eular'!es successfully treated. guaranteed
results. treatment by maII. ohar.;.s reas0uahIs.
| Ci"s in trouble. call wr.'e Us 5 Fourteenth
| street
,roCToR FILA u.LE.'. leading female sp.-
ciniist for all female Iiseases Is vears succr's
ful experience. perfect secluzi0u during corfn.-
n-ni only irv"ie nIst lass, reliohle and in
cv'L"Itt! nome positively the best location. sc-
soiIE,otati"na. and medical skin in the city:
:, ,"'ln. - an 'liiac;cr ~ the hands ~ me
ng., - 9, s"iegt ami GnS,ripgious: viii tax" one 20
elsewhere. cgoS nlye t.
rE- NARY ARTHUR Only -t-eiria-, k4aIi1e
c"ni."' -n'.1' h"r" i1 citv. i.v.uE h"al:ry
to-s u''ih"-ly -" 1rI prrf'.t se-,us'1: irr-s-
uIr 'i'- "ur''-ss'ui -r..ta.I ar ra rhtrs- guar
n tod results 'oa. nj TIN free 1s!l M.rsin ST
pE. ANNE HEwi.hHp -os :. 9th st.
i'ad!rr f'ru'l .I"".-sIst. tho .uly ra'i.h!s lying
IN ,a-'.t.t.,n in -, r.u's e~iail'. Fl over 3,
eg-rs ",n'i."rn.t'. sEli,I in~ u"aI attention: +:
rlul,r u IS eirrt,eI . " or -''r' no dhars.
r.yrenr +, -, Nj r , "'l J., ,aE~ IGr,
FREE. Got ny t-rEs .. re 4. Ing elScv herr-
- do f.rfl
TIE Ia. s. ln4iiptirH in star wH:r- s:;is,ac,o?n
trouble. cali write Pti@f.t, mt at tain or
'oa'
GOLDEN sal Feoral- R-e,,Ia,--. .-ont secure
So Of Golden Seal Nj. ,-o es,I Morgan 81.
i,,r.-,-... NJ ...
~ -. -isc..--sr .r.., 49,, r1Fiti[ai,,
iIT,nE tr"ph'"s W." - II. Sir Inhaler 60. %
WIZ '"''H ave. '''f ~ Nl'h-
LADIES ,r ,-or,rs ,,.u No.. ....-.. o,,I.,,-- -,
NJ Ha''ard' lowest '' MS 1917 Wash :.
,,S ,r.,e,, ir e. ,a ote re CaT
L,prfs' saf, ho.7e r,y,clv: Glover Trsnd Rus
,,,.,,..
,ia,~. 4 W.. I,r. = s1u,hIaston. I.ock COX
~. Kansas Ci'y. NJ"
ThBTrS positively rr4ra-,aa hat Golden
~ -. N. ct fn" -. 20
l. .r-.a q ~ ~, 5o,rs -, 90 - .,, IN
-. a.. -. - ~,
G., v.G,rJ ,,...ls,, 'n e 9, ~ III ,to- ,,
urrwI,r receives iurirr con. ro,a. fsr inf.
MnErHiNE. o.irr. lauIanrrn. ~,4,faa habit:
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

A PLANO IN THE HOUSE makes it
more hOmelike aud cheerful II rests
the tired father and the weary moth
er; IL brightens and educates the
children. good Piano fs = lifelong
friend.
An ESTEY PIANO combines all the
points necessary to pe-fect instru-
ment. Thousands Of families Enye
been MADE happy by buying them
thOusa nds more will be. Our prices
and terms are right.
THE ESTEY CO.,
gI8 Olive Street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
STOE AGE AND MOVING.

! PuS TAI. +" ". Y. Fort'nan. bonded ware
rls.. IA. Il si.s!-tt.t. l1N. '.ftCs~ Hu .l-E
packing. shpuiug r So. -. Tel- tyler S-rA
TO\p-,p WarahaIy,- H. g Wsehc Stor,~e
AMI Nov ing CoEp"Uy. l.l2-Is Er4r X n !:
u ney advanced VII. Il ce-ir"'i- kiriu.h 70 g %fl
r. n. FJl;IMAN. storage. u Vn@. IacSIr.s
and Shipp. nE Co. - LOUIS and East -. l. urS.
Kia. u :2'7. Eel yier 2i.N. Offic.. .Sr! Cass
FRANKLIN WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE
co. I.rS franklin Av"-Stg rage and pl"NIr;,. 'S-
Inmates frse Chas. Nsirlu u.-saG=. Tioprl'taf-
BotI trlrIhones.
IINUi.IL. MOVING COMPANY 80 TaNlH-
ave. VIII move furniture carefully ard promptly
al lowest rates Phone I.intcil g.
SpI-TH side Storage and Moving Co. 1901. 1893
and 1905 sidney st. Eel. sidney 2sJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
BUSINESS WANTED.


AT once-far,ies having suit goods they desire
tailored to call at Ia n Eleventh St, at once
Ticknor Tailoring Co.
BUSINESS men, try hair cut. Ioc: shave
and shine. les: elegant parlpr: expert workinen
4, stom house Barber shop. 2O6 n. Eighth.
BUSINESS wANrEp-wim sell quickly with
out puh.ieity. promote patents pro"ure iar'ne5.
Chestnut st.
ELECTRIC fans taken down. repaired and
STORED. als" all kinds Of ,lr1 neal work. H. J.
fEih'r Ehcuilal Co, 10 ;. Ninth 81.
FAMILY washing &c 4 pound. spreads sheets.
sips towels and table linen ironei shirts. &c.
unlon Laundry. 2ors Morgan st Prone = sts.
LIST your. West End property with us. are
{ bro. li35 y. Grand
MEN wANTEp-A thousand. r'cn to smoke
Noontay club clear Havana Cigars. Herman
Aiders * Co. manu:ac actur"rs. $40 E.as;on ave.
rERSoN4 wishing to dis,,se Of their business.
city or country. Tor cash, desiring additional
WILLIAMS Willis. SiS-sfs ai, Fnlirrton bldg.
SMALL jewelry and matchmaking repair shop.
q !sl. Republic
THE address Of all sufferers If rheumatism To-
h'ar - sure cure Ad'ir"ss Pref. Leopold. sJs S
To sell 5,-o families cal at ? cents PER hushoI
Main 2JJl; Kin. Il -.
wANTED-To buy a small DRUG sore in Nis-
gist. Bon -. S'lsm III.
hui dina. must lie frs,-c,iss ,rI brsr inv.stisa-
mon. VII Iny cas4: yri,e tul! r-rticulars' n"
PARTNERS WANTED.
,, AcriyE partner in Established rsai estate and
It hlIe'sT nHS,nrss M%n'c a., =, nsc Tor w"rk
MAN or woman willing to invest $50 and e:ve
or hours time each day to correspondent. and
shipping can iaN" half interest IN a hG-in'S'
with big possibility. particulars On inquiry Il
-lS, Republic.
PARTNER wANTEp-sm capital; money
aEi.s "nteririse. q 10. Republic.
PARTNER WANTED Man lunch cook wants
T'ltn'r t" help start small lunchro'n. g Isl.
rAETEER WANTED Young IaIy partner
with s." IN good-paying business. established
IL ll6. hrpuhlic.
rAETThE WANTED rnr'ner IN paving NATL
$" required. 7 80. Republic.
PARTNER WANTED Partner i'll snol-ityins
" Evans 81 century hulI,ne, Ninth an! nivr.
rAETTER WANTED IN rcri .~,rte a',d hr.-
III. ~,li s,a.d tio.es ns@z,s;,5n ' H. %
rARl.NER with sna!i c'.di,l 4nc -cr,i.c- IN
81. Republic
man II, . Busin,Ss Trft:.,. rre.et y.-r l.iii-.
in a small way. best cf refer gos. \ -, he |
ruhlic.
WANT good par-ua- in ct -tIIii~h.i real e-tIt' !
and hr keraS" ru-in-~. very reasonable ju rt-nt |
Iarty. ii L.. E'luhl4c
FARMS WANTED.
HAVE clients wartins fsrms;. worth from 8 N'a ,
To- Sl2.pp'. want e. give -. Louis property ior 4
farms AGLrsSS with fGll Gss r'I;Iun.
LOOMS 90. II" y. Ninth 60.
| WANT small farms city t. : u. resi- 1
dences ana nItS To rent west cT jefferson '.v- !
I.lnZ@e. 2.31 olive st.
SMALL. farr,. improved or partly improved. I
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL. ESTATE WANTED-We Will - morrow
open a new office and nave customers 10y some
bargains in business and r~sll"Gce property
Have not yet secured :. list ui sLrH property =
W. want and invite owners having g's s!rab.-
property for sale To call and see Us Watson In
NesiHent 60. Il. Chestnut ST. second Hurr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
RARONS OF RUNNYMEDE.

BARONS OF RtNNfMEDE.
ST LOUIS LOCAL COUNCIL. NO.
E.I,c / Ancient Order Barons % Runny-
2NiS<k msde. will hold regular meeting at
O'Clock Thursday evening. Octo-
Ee,s( h"r Is. 1919. at their hall. No. odd
NJ Fellows buiiing. southeast corner
~ Ninth and Olive streets One can
didate to be initiated. Visiting sir knights are
fraternaly invited
JOHN wTERTS. Lord Marshal
Attest: l.. a. Hall. Baron OF Records.
eUl Fullerton building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
FARMS WANTED.

To- Sl2.rpt want L. give 81 Louis pTUV'Tfy frT
farms AGLresS with fGl dss r'E;I0n
LOOMS 90. II" y. Ninth g.
| WANT small farms nea- city T. s-l,s resi-
dcnceS ana ratS To rent west cI J'ti' r=lu 'i,v-
I.nz@e ..51 olive It.
SNAIL. farE9. improved or partly improved.
ard good lncation Tor general country stor" Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
ALI. work guaranteed. J. y. Nerdier Steam Car
pet Beating and ElenovatinC Co, Nineteenth and
Pine. Lowest prices. Bell Main $50: Kin. u 20.
CAKPErS ta..n un cleaned made over and
laid; best work; lowest prices. Emp re steam
Carpet Cleaning Co. cla3 l.Ecas. Main l5l; & $50.
ENTERPRISE Steam CARPET Cleaning Co
Special attention to altering, sowing. reiaying.
Easton and Pendleton. Lindell 2I4M: Kin. u $50.
THREE cents per yard steam carpet cleaning:
best and largest. capacity $3.50 yards per day
Eagle Works, 1872 ST. Charles ST. Kin. c sil.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
ROY Al IL. iGl T..

ROYAL LEAGUE.
O. GREELEY COUNCIL. No III.
IysrI ROYAL League. meets second and
H-ssS,l fouFth WeIu Asiiys Il each month at
q etJfh hail. So iiusliUso1n iUiIiiuE. SO
49,, Olive street. Next meeting. October
[cSast p.
ga kAEL.F. SCHOFNFEI,D. Archon-
g IL II. Jones Scribe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
MONEY WANTED,

MONEY WANTED-To borrow impruv i
West had Property. at I.r cent. the follow ing
amounts: So Sl.Nt. Si.yo. Si.VJ'. Bradley
IlIlAetia .is Chestnut ST.
Sl,s9 at peg cent for three years on first
d,,d of trust worth Si.Ggc. L -. ~ puol.c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
TYPEN HIIERs.

HlGH-,iI:ADE typewriter for sale. cheap. +
~ Republic
REMINGTON. Smith Premier. Caligraph ard
all other tyr"Nriters 81 To- So: lowest rentals.
81. Lcuis Typewriter Exchange. Chemical build
ing. Telephone N 1852
TYPEWRITERS. Maahattsns and all other
makes. rented, sold. exchanged. repaired at re-
duced prices. Fletcher Typewriter Co, Agents, llj
y. Ii: hth ST.
WE have 1000 typewriters for rent or sale. Gail
mail or telephone your order satisfaction
guaranteed. The Typewriter Ex hange. 2us y.
Ninth st. ST. Loaic. Mo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

ORDER az COLUMBItN KNIGHTS.
EMPRESS; LODGE. No. -. ORDER
N5&sN cf s'Iumhlan En ehts. meets every
EE C[NA second ami fourth TiUfSiatS a. Anae
III 81 ltl HAL. jefferson avenue and frstd-
w e. PEI ilzzi street Visiting brethren and all
T~L[Z columbian Nul-hts fate ntlly invited
>-- t. attend our meeting Initiation
EDWARD pEADRIcH. President.
+. +. Kaiser. Secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
DRESSiAkING.

DRESSNAKiNG-Iadies' taii0r-inade suits s.
and up; guaranteed best hanging skirts: fancy
waists. 1913 Olive St
LADIES' Tailoring College: system for
cutting all sly les Of ladies' garments. terms
very reasonable. 1898 ChOuteau ave.
ST. LOUIS Millinery COLLEGE. 2117 Olive st
open to pupils for fall course: best teachers;
first class material usei. Address Miss ElnIna
Franklin manager.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

ALL merchants and dealers TO know the right
place to buy up-to-date le&eiry ana no.e!ties is
BENCH lathe with all attachments. in pe-f'ct
order must be fiEstclaSs 10 be considered. =. u.
Now som. 81 Holland buil'iirG.
DIAMOND DRILL. WASTED-ro buy or rent
good secondhand diamond drill O l1o Republic.
DIAMOND DRILL wANTED-To buy or rent
good secondhand diamond drll. l4v. kspublC-
EVERYBODY to buy our family coal at cents
per bushe Monarch Coal and ic, Co. rs Lo-
Gust. Phones Main .&Sl: Kin. B p.
FEW, good miIch cows. giving rot less than
Republic.
FRED scIIrLENBERG. Seventh and shenan-
% Tsis reT Es' Kiaicch a. B@ az Eiaey H4 sM .; bar
las FIsEBIS rs pays fssa for scrap iron.
OLD gold ard rilver: all kinds: highest cash
price paid. Downing. rs y. Seventh 81.
REMINGTON Is-bore 6l.-pound shotgun; also
Spencer repeating shotgun; state price. y 2is. Re
public.
SECONDHAND hot water radiators. must he
in No. condition. /. Ia. Republic
SMALL foe,-power tin Shears: must be cheap.
u 2l. ktpuolo.
TENTS. shotgun. No. : or cook stove for
wood. 26es Franklin ave.
To buy National cash register. ]. Duffy. lIs
n. Ninth st.
To buy betting. pulleys and machinery: answer.
q i5', Republic.
To buy set Of harness for light delivery
wagon. cheap. s21s kossUth ave.
TOBACCO TAGS WANTED-jcc per 100
Stockhov. SEP Olive
TOBACCO tags I5c per hundred for Ligrctt 4
Myers and Drumn"Ed tags. Send or bring tG j.
Joachim. l2l2 :. broadway.
WE paw cash for diamonds oil gold and silver
gold nuggets gold teeth. gold watch cases Down
ing & Co.. 2ns n. Seventh 81.
,WHoLEsh LIE ard retail dealer in old iron ma
chinery, metals also huiGing material I'm iron Of
fce li3? y. Eighth ST. j. Miner. Kinioctl - is7i
nnnnr n anr-Al kinds bought sold all
6l,(lftnEEt year round Geo. iirueckmana.
Wv. S....S Main and Valentine
sus a. ~ Scrap Iron. Rones. Etc-Seud for prices
.yVV - Established 1863. A. II. Mayer Manu-
VON" featuring Co. -: Louis. No
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

YOUR clothes cleaned. dyed and repaired at
r, ssonable prices: flrst-class work Paris Dyeing
and Cleaning Co.. 1880 Franklin ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

LADIES. YOU can have all kinds Of old hats
de over into the latest styles. like new, at
tr.Cn Straw Works. 6i7 Lucas ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT,

ALL kinds OF gentler.en's and ladies' clothing.
carpets, bedding. etc. highest pr.crr Uaid, cali
or send postal W. Kuit. 1874 Franklin ave
ALWAYS In th@ lead in paying high prices for
ladies' anu ceutlsrian's garments CARPETS. etc.
NJ, SpcelaIan, e62S Olive ST. can OF send postal.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
DYEING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

rMERlCAN Clearing and Dyeiny Co. cleans
suits and overcoats for SOC: guaranteed $3.50 job.
Sinloch 800 or send postal. 20s y. Eleventh st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

FORTY wall fashions. two foot counter shov-
cases. 5 y. Cor ZION ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

INCUBATOR. Trsirie state; 2l9 chicks gooC
as new. - Holland building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
DANCING.

ATTEND grand reception and prize walt1uS
Tuesday eve. Prof. DE Honey's Dancing hcads-
my Eighteenth and Olive. Valuable prizes. La
dies, lec: gentlemen 2jc
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.

OK ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS OF
So Ivsuhre Coulmard"rv, No X TT u
S<ssS.5 viii assemble a asylum On 81. day. oc-
=, - tthsr :, at J =. sharp - tske .laI "a
Of tho funeral 0f late f-at.r. \ an Necz-i-
AT ftaie:s invited. W e AAfsb tsE.
Eminent Commander.
H. p Mar.Iorr Actlrg I:acorder-
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

AT once-farti-s having suit goods they desire
tailored to call at l23 n Eleventh St, at once.
Tlcknor Tailoring Co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

,-.,. hf--,i ~ =, - 5nl secondhand
We have some .xce, -. naliy good bargains tins
week in BIi,ihuTy " Lc".uck, Hartman. hintr-
son and other makes. II will pay You To "aiI
ana ,.xamiu. these. every one = ia good con
diriou ami worth much n.p.a than what We are
asking ior them =. - smith. Manufacturer lnl2
OliNn 81. \ =. Mh.tlk,r. Mgr
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

PROFESSOR AND MRS FRANKEL'S new
en elegant dancing academy. ConcorG!a Club
Hall lt4l Chouteau ave. GDpn for beginners
Monday and Friday evenings.
WALTZ and two-s;ep taught in private lessons,
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

NInVI.'E receives duiirc con HON. f1r inf
l-.'''H g. ". uhlo. ~an 3icf 6 jefferson ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

ECLIPSE Dancing Academy. Uhriy's Cave Hall
Select parties every Wed. evening. Sun. after
hoon and eve. lessons every Tues. and Fri. ewes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

NEW drop-hsad sewing machine; viii sci
cheap: leaving city. Mrs Cornwall. iS1s ;. SeT
enth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

DlAMoNDRlNG Prize. waltz contest. at pruf.
5. Schuite's new and beautiful darcing academy
2.25 Franklin, Thursday evening; lessons Mondsy
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07

DANCING matinee and parties every Sunday
afternoon and evening: cocCordia Club Han, lAl
Chouteau ave. Prof. Frankels Academy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-10-07
ROYAL ARCH NASONS.

a KEYSTONE: II A. CHAPTER. No. .
IA TIL. cor - Mons OF this chap-er VII
Xxx finI carriages at hrii. + nth al FraT<-
wv jim aveuU.. sunday. Cctuarr T. ! C'ClcCS
= 20 attend funeral Cf companion Adam
VI. q. RICHMOND. II. p.
AI,Ifh kleinto,f SecretnIy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11
Proposals for Grading.

Sealed proposals are wanted by the
board of commissioners of the Town
of Southern Pines, N. c., for the re-
moval from Bennett Street, between
Illinois Avenue and Indiana Avenue,
of approximately seven hundred cubic
yards of earth
Proposals will be received until sew
en- O'Clock P. M. on Thursday August
10th, 1900, and opened Immediately
thereafter at public meeting of the
board of commissioners, who hereby
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Specifications and profile of the
work may be seen at the office of the
town clerk. Proposals should be in
dorsed proposals for grading Bennett
St. and addressed to the undersigned.
H. O. Parker,
Town Clerk.
H. L. Thurston, Engineer.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11
STORY OF A SLAVE.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst
kind of slavery. George D. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, says: "My wife
has been SO helpless for five years that
she could not turn over in bed alone.
After using two bottles of Electric
Bitters she is wonderfully improved
and able to do her own work. This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleepless
ness, melancholy, headche, backache,
fainting and dizzy spells. 1t is agod
send to weak, sickly, rundown people.
Cure guaranteed Only soc. Sold by
all druggists.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11
MORE PHILIPPINE HORRORS.

The latest blood stained bulletin
from the Philippines is to the effect
that two American soldiers were shot
by the insurgents while buying sup
plies in Oroquieta, a village Of Minda-
mao, the island second in size to Luzon.
A company of United States infantry
fastened to the scene and opened fire
on the village killing SO Of the inhab-
itants. Then a gunboat shelled the
village into ruins. The war is over in
that particular village. 1t is peaceful
because there ism t anybody left to kill.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11

The wolf in the fable pr t on sleeps
clothing because if he Travelled on his
own reputation he couldn t accomplish
his purpose Counterfeiters of De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve couldn't
sell their worthless salves on their mer-
it's, SO they put them in boxes and
wrappers like DeWjtt's. Look out for
them Take only DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t cures piles and all
skin diseases. For sale at Johnson S
Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11
To THE HONORABLE, THE MAYOR
AND BOARC OF COMMISSIONERS,

AND BOARC OF COMMISSIONERS,
Southern Pines, n. @.
Gentlemen:-In submitting DIR.
Kileore's report on the analysis Of
tho sample Of our water supply |
will say in connection herewith
that the dangerous elements
usually found in such cases are
chlorine, ammonia both free and al
buminoid, and nitrogen as nltrates
and nitrites. Eminent scientists
in examining great numbers of
samples Of all kinds Of water from
all sources, found that unpolluted
rain water contains o.22 parts per
million Of chlorine, equivalent to
$1,000 grains per gallon.
Prof. FARMLAND, a noted author
ity on quality of drinking water,
considers so parts chlorine per
million, equivalent to- 10 grains
per gallon, as safe limit.
The sample we submitted shows
! of one grain per gallon and has
therefore less than } the amount
found in samples of unpolIuted
rain water and less than 1-13 the
amount safely allowable.
Concerning albuminoid ammo
MA, water containing less than
5-100 of one part per million is
classed as extraordinarily pure.
Our sample shows less than 2-1oo
Of one part per million.
Free ammonia is not considered
a dangerous element where the al
buminoid ammonia is less than
5-1OO Of one part per million. The
presence OF nitrogen as nltrltes IS
considered to indicate contamina-
ton by sewerage or matter that
should be confined to sewers. The
supply we have obtained is abso
lutely without trace OF ammonia
in this form.
The presence Of nitrogen as nj
trates does not necessarily lndl-
cate the presence of contamlna
ton, as deep wells absolutely safe
from contamination have yielded
water containing as high as l1.43
parts per million.
In Leeds "Standard for Ameri- i,
can Rivers" the danger line is plac-
ed ut $50 parts per million, and
inasmuch as our sample shows but
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11

2-10 Of one part per million, |
think we may safely say with DR..
kilgore that ours is every pure
watero
Respectfully submitted,
Ii. L. THURsToN.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11

water sent to the State chemist for
analysis, in two bottles marked water
works supply of Southern Pines, N. c.
contains
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-03-01
New Advertisements.

Among the CAPITALS new advertise
ments are those OF Leon Gottlieb's 5 strict
ly up-to-date department stores, 10 and
IL Main street. Mr.. Gottlieb advertises
in another column new spring goods.
camel's hair plaids. suitings, black and
colored silks and the most reduced prices.
He is now selling children's rubbers at
10 cents. Mr.. Gottlieb has handsome
new selection of spring goods. See ad.
in another column.
"The Modern Woodmen of America
informs the public through the columns
OF the CAPITAL of the Arm basis on which
the Order stands, its large following. small
assessments, its low death rate and the
thorough stability of the Order of Mod
ern Woodmen. which has its headquart-
ers at Rock Island, Ill. For information
and literature concerning its objects and
principles, call on the district deputy,
MIR. II. c. DeLeon. OF this city. Every
young man should belong to the "Mod-
ern Woodmen of America" Insurance
is Assurance.
Mr.. w. Z. Childs. of this city. is agent
OF the self-lighting Gas Lighter. the mosi
wonderful invention of the age. which
reduces fire risks and makes life and
property safe. 1t is an electric device,
and can be attached to any gas fixture.
Can be seen in operation at Ridout Bros.
or Magruder & Cos stores.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-03-01
For The Babies.

There is no better medicine for the
babies than Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt
and effectual cures make il iavorite
with mothers and small children. 1t
quickly cures their coughs and colds.
preventing pneumonia or other serious
consequences. II also cures Group and
has been used in tens of thousands OF
cases without single failure SO far as
we have been able to learn. 1t not only
cures croop. but when given IS soon as
the croupy cough appears, will prevent
the attack. In cases Of whooping cough
it liquefes the tough mucus. making ii
easier to expectorate. and lessons the
severity and frequency OF the paroxysms
of coughing. thus deprivin. that disease
of all dangerous consequences. For
sale at Feldmeyer's Bros. City Drug
Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-03-01
Accuracy of Forecasts.

More fun is poked at the Weather Bu-
reau than any other institution in the
country, ard the accuracy OF its forecasts
and the veracity Of its heads of depart
ments are seriously questioned by the
general public. There is no reason for
this. other than that Ct the average citi-
zen. who always takes note of bad and
never the good; the wrong and not the
right: who always notes the rainy days
and not those on which the sun shines.
Now gentleman in this city who has
been keeping notes of the weather and
the Bureau forecasts. finds that 30 per
cent. or four-hfths Of the predit tions have
been "dead certain" in a six months
record kept. and only ten or twelve were
wrong. and the remaining eight. partially
correct. This is far from proving the
Weather Bureau an institution whose
forecasts are to be questioned. but rather
one which is faithful and accurate prog
nosticator. Sometimes predicted storm
may strike the Rockies. or the Allegha.
nies and be detected; then, again storm
on the Atlantic Coast may pass of into
the Cult Stream. There are numerous
agencies and causes that igterfere to side
track approaching storms. and all these
must be taken into consideration.