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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.

! UP rrT-TIE PRICK. i. : 18Th. graduate tro
colleges. ladies in trouble. 'aA. reliable. r-as-
IocroR ANNIE ~NEWTAND. 90 : Four
tenth 81 taard- dur nE C'urHefn"ut. laSte. n
trouble call or WITT. confidential. terms reason
able. treatment - mail
IIrrCI: McNIANIS. the renowned Gamer
rs-frr. who cures cancer EUt I'll unnatural
sr,wtrs without IL" knit or vain. VIII h- az
r..u 50 - James H,,rl until $at-g.Hs. tho
-tr. Gan or write him. ExamiHatiH; fec.
I0CTrE MARY specialist. laI,ss'
private home during ccrtucment. trained nurses
g. attendance: best Il EEedica! attention, frcat8
'rr-KulH rifles. gunrantee@ success or no charge;
infants adopted; write or caH %%' Morgan s.
EMERY man. married or single. should no,
rHI 90 si-ft the Grand Museum = Anatomy. II
5. ErnaE,.a,. fro Consultation AMI advise WIZ
each admission; rhVsi'iaH always n at'"-1aure.
LADIES My regulator never fails one complete
treatment free. Mrs =. starr. I'll t~anEln ave.
IA.IfS Doctor Annie NevIsnd's Regulator
never FAILS; trial treatment free. 2b :. lith 81.
MRS RIDGES i35i Caoutesu ave-. Ieflss'
dlgtu.. n medicine kinlcch g -. hours % >
MIDwIFE-Rr.fves during confnemsn:; hons
found Tor inf: ladies' IN trouble cali ~ 5.
Ninth st
MRS RENNEKAMP. Specialist. AS F-ausIia
Ave Reliable home before ana during con.
MRS L. HOTSOS receives during confinement;
reasonable rates; ladies IN t-o-ble call Hci olive
MRS IR. MURPHY receives during c7afae-
usur- treats female diseases and !rreg try ny
safeguard guaranteed. can or write. cl2 olIve-
sLn DOCTOR WARD. 1903 Washington Ave -
ITiy pr gent IN trouble firm any cdISe- 'ail or
WRIT. - vearF ~ATefi7nee- gEt-an'e~ resnlS
PREVENTIVE. ;h@ greatest aa,!septic and
fr book Woman free. agents wanted Remand
Hrus 20. IS1 La sale ST. CticaEc. III.
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HELP WANTED-MAlE
Three Lines for Five Cents.
zach Additional Ia.e. Five Cents Frtr

l Zach Additional T4-p Eve Cents Extra
! 5l-.l@h W--,s-n IT,. Ei"g.' guarantees, National
L1it',.-,I- '..- i' - \ "
ROY w,x-rrn- Boy -f,f can work e7-t on
q t,Tsw~,g-' Z y. Republic.
Roy WANTED. Soy wanted At once 10 learn
Ea-. = LJu.S III.
BUSINESS men &. ~ our hair ca.. 10. shave
ar: shine. TO- el.eJ-; Psrlo-. expert worSulea.
/ Hasa Pine 81.
CARpFX-ED ANTI cFT-r~-sr Who m
dsr-ts1!s winding STAIR work. bring tools as
=. Leonard ave. In rear.
Addrrs' The Patent Recoyd. Bal;im5re. Mi.
'ri5I.r-'E NIEL'- yginS nan sSr--
r'..1i ~ e,a'.t-h .s'"'y %%IE. r@y. go lrr
ana iona required address S Ia. Republic.
--
v5i1s-a,.- ri.s. AMI Gg.eHSHare' r1,.i wareE
N-.r-aL Employment Co, l5 y. sixth -.
! ari- Ia-aiaF frpiy Amazon CIR and Fcaniry
= mGary. -sv r5Aalb 81
r'.r-, SEBASTIAN M4eatnc- Iompany. EOS
y broadway.
-. Mn G.'a3 Aysave r IL - '-
MAN W~ASTED-Mau to attend furna~e and
O. hoass"ork. references. 4@6 Washington ave.
Nan WAN b-N1n q common school ecu
CtE"1 20 Wr-k IN city An NTinGer 60, -'Si
Franklin ave
Man WASTED-Msa for Wholesale house. IS
week 20 Start. National EnrlVy ncnt Co. IL
y sixth st
MAN WANTED Young nan. country pre-
fHrgtt. 80 week. s. security required. Call 2
:. Eighth 81. upstairs. ru'Iu 4
MAN WANTED-Mau for private place to cara
fp- five horses, So per month National EIn-
I.oym.nt O.. !3 y. sixth st
NAN AND NIFE WAN TED-Nag and wife.
y-iva-o 5'ace. 80 place guaranteed. National
Employment Co. l% =. Sixth st.
,I-v-,.-r-- r---,- - -.
man means. promote new credit guide. reports.
claims. Al terms. plant, aid and business. II II.
Republic.
MAN WANTED-A reliable. active young man
as Grllyer-r ana collector for the Republics
I;.~-u of oar Islands AMI Their People. call.
with references. a. oily" 50. nth floor.
MEN WANgFD-:ot ny Harris hox-calt shoes.
s g. Harris a. Shoe Man. =, Pine 81.
MIN ~ANEE.-Nlen VINO are hIsiie7s eTjns
TI'I4nd E,F- ~
MEN WANTED-hlen - sol cigars; city and
country. salary and commission. 81 Chestnut 81
Room ~.
NEE WhSTEp,T-ams'e0z and scrapsr load
-, Oh Illinois Transfer Railroad. uear National
Stock Yards. Eas- -. Louis. III. Welsh Eros.
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GIRL wANTTD-Girl for general housework-
$50 Fla6 ave; uEStdlTS
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.


\ PROFITABLE business. established thirty
years, Tor sale. reasonable terms. IN ,uu-.-
Gi"N'e ~ other enterprises. would accent uu-
inHnInh"I"1 city or other real estate atap.-,
t-rr't" IA "N"hauE"- This Is q rare chanea. ust,
no" who mean business need apply. !. y. Re-
At a bargain. an Old established corner cigar.
tobacco. Toy and notion store. nua locat. N:
must sell: other business. -c5j EiGila.
BOOK and stationery business I'm huztIlqy
Eepuhli-.
CLEAN STOCK - dry gods. HITS ari caps.
also fixtures store for rent. Eai :. Twelfth 81.
nut 81.
!p.hINl, tobacco and cigar house. viii IN
Elic'; about 81, 40. - per cent discount. rent
50. Room +@ Burlington building.
tI.NC counter and restaurant. II e. Jones.
MILLINERY business IN = town ~ -05-
l~GisianA No. tne opportunity Tor some me
with small capital Y ii. Republic.
- account Z sic.ness viii sell my cash meat
ana N"g@tdh'" market. established teen ve,rs-
So n-TSin for each. y Is. Eouuai~.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Three ~ires for Five Cents
AH.Frg.r4' lane Five Cents Extra

AFNfr Inc |E d F'N
Fab Additional lane. Five Cents Extra
RooKKEEPER-Ry ezns-ssr-ed ,nunF l.lv
hoolkc"rs-. s'c"aETlH1"r. H-.s.. 'al or
work; b-sT refs0.ne-=; salary 50 "c..- l. =
Rerlhnc.
COOK situation ~ a a-~-t-clfs- oa,arsd canN
l5l5 Poplar 81
COCK-Siruat'on u raak. nv m .I7.lv woman:
wages no obJeat Apply g." Morgan 81
OOoH-Si-ustion by German girl AS cook IN
private family. rsi@c.1e-. N"r-an ST
H~OySENOEK a situation ay "a liH as h"l!---
girl or - assist with general h'I--"rrE. -
Hickory.
and help IL. laundry w.-aS SO. rE German -tTL
Address Barbara. c;-2 Morgan -. 'sal :. person
Observation-Disclosures on for general h.uz--
work in small. U-ytr0 family. WI-a- 81. ny
German Eirl. Address Lena I'D Nyl-AH 81 taa
In person.
r"hahl" GaT' p =Tl II ere 10y iAFutl lazy or
competent To MI require! position ! 3d. Republic.
LADIES WANTED ladies, wanted 10 buy
their DRY goods At HuEJ's. 81 and 'ass ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % take HON" by first
class iauulress. Address x, l-f =. t"iIt 81
LAUNDRY wORE-Sltlg.ioa ~ =vsi. r"sr,1-
SibIa woman 20 10 lam Try work, Wll taAs
work home. 80 y. Tweaty-@sc'uE 50
charge - infant OF small children Call "- al
dress 500 Ln5ell ave
SALESLADY-Position wanted ~ young lady
as trimmer or sal--hply; i've years @'-Iehs N
this Cl-r- country town r'a'"rr"ls best fe----
c1css- Address + -. R"nral'%
sTEXOGRAPHFR-Posfci,a by ezrerea-oI
and competent lady s'elu--aIEer- familiar with
office work. references. X 50. Republic.
WASHERWoNAN-SituatIau by Al expert
enced wa-aerwonan. living AZ home. los Grl,i-t
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LOST AND FOUND.


Lp$T-u.amord I;lr-. finder viii h~ rcwariod
=. u olive ST.
L''-I.N shepherd do. Scotch COLLIE: ansv srs
- nam" - 'i"U-y-" 10. i-l5 washington ave
LOST ha~ norza. T. hands high Please re
tuI 90 T.lft."'n and Chestnut ITS. and -r"'ive
q ii''l- reward
LOST Monday evening brown msTtsn collar
81" IN 'Hrf3---u ave Dillon OF Hickory st. Re
V'''l e s X T...1.'d To l.2c Missouri ave.
LOST ""d1szday. laiy's crystal bah watch
o." s!H showing works, other side showing dial.
F-tanE-1 .. small chain. 10 gold hook Reward
= -"'urE". "a Mercantile Trust 90.
80 reward and no questions asked for return
q 5"Ev"'ry taken from Ial5 Missouri ave. Address
Ny A"Eal ~ above number.
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ROOMS AND Bo,RD WANTED.

At Once. h- gentleman. -rarI. with board. n
private ffUtl. must 90. .'..r and g-ErH'tat'e:
10 objection - r]rii-"r. state ga--l-!'1rs. etc
\ .. Republic
RI Young -ruo!. rH--o u-rurr9-hed rooms.
With i.a- a'' 'arh. east ~ Grand ave; STATE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
Any Druggist will send your answers 10 Republic Want Ads. 10 The Republic Free Of Charge. A as'a
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Fr~h Additional Line. Five Cent. Extra

Dnnl1C I'M III
HUNS run nENi.
|
itiee lines "' - -. .
Er"h Additional Line Five cents ENfa
All. s...rI,, .,.~. Comfortable rooms. - a
DAY. BE- V.'it %" N.,,- l,''-', -'''""''t
"' 49,.
'i't ST. men -. ~
yong "ro rr".. a..'ria., "r H"a-". ri"-
't"'n''N ~ &c.. y ~ r+ , ''a'"'
,,,.r. .-.r.f .-.--.. ---ry
49,. i'. ~ ,,, ,r t..f .
.. M. rr s,urf.u',u. rruu.
3d." a.
'i't >#t
a'H.' Co. ~ '.a go. ."i N.Y. D. 'r,l.1'
t.r. ,.n..-. ..... r....a.HE'-
,,- ., ,a....... I.... ...-
, "..fu. a.r s.r. H.% 'i.''. -n.'a'.' 80 e~"n'l.-
n'H H-Hf ."t .' lFr-. +". '.'" ana 4i'
'ittNt\l S. o.. N.'5 ""''i '''''"
{ f|"sn'"'.. -' g. II r+T night
COMPTON Ace. s y >t-ey f"ErTs'ei f-r-
Oh r .u. r-Hw f' - .'f,.'-' " '.'''''
ROOM. ~nsi- nr 'u suite. ~-'a. t.'f o-ar'e'"
va H.. r.r,. ~ ,sGs. for au- '@ af.rr
k...rr-.
rr.-- .. r.-.. .l.... ...n ,r
| non, ~..rrs
.+.
hru-s.. ping "a e. rr,a .nr g-urr.mer these
r.-' res uaDla. can a.t =.. 'hsm.
| uH7u ST.. .ra:, y E,.srv furnished rooms
Or r,at. c.4trog, I~,'at.t. hn' ana cold hath
-"
| rF,rv-%~rr S., D.. = -r.,. c'ean r.rns. tgr.
n!-..l ..u!I.'r'r tr housekeeping. ra'i'
-
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For Coiored People.

If''hT So. go To CoIorrf people. three
'"a Two closets. FIRST floor: water IN tn
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

BEFORE huyinc. cali ard sA oar 40 : laun.
GIN Sl.E.H SIS. and cooks. 8. az Cnaaan
Bros. l1-6 and l'S Market =.
tnAis1N BROS. 1915 and los Na~1o, street
a 'uii line Of Majestic and Quick No,I Sr..i
Ranges. >' and Up. ,Um;iatn,
ami Lynch ' -''"
LII dress coat rEi vest, size As h7ca.t
'ah AT i2it'fS. 1Lg y. Eleventh 81
HiPL-t LASS electric belts. haif price 10 got
iesti.''nItN "nt establish demand at nni.-.ra
prices Advertising Agency. I72S Washington av-.
TEN Il. l. 7. 4. y. s. for > cents at drug
stores. one gives -eIieg ~
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

Three Lines fer Five Cents.
Each Addligna! Line. Five Cents Extra
KOENIG'S Labor Agency, 81 Walnut St-E-
tahlished iHl5. Conducted on strictly business
principles. Male help Of al kinds furnished free
Telephones, Eel Man 2i66. ki1lcCI = So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BIG horse and furniture WAGON. nearly new: a
ta:zain. J21 Pine rt-
FOUR draft mules. four draft horses. ono
sI1us toe wagon. "i-ht '"sl wagons. names.
etc. 1854 Eistuu ave
HANDSOME cut-und-r family surrey and a
cut under trap, neither one hardy S1llNT. one
has rubber tires. not caring to keep but cne. vii
sol either 1T a great bargain. can b" seen AZ
+2.A N--r BELLE.
HORSE. storm buery and harness. CHEAP. 1'2s
LErct ST.
HORSE. top rad wagon AMI harness all
handsome and in good condition for sale cheap
Apply 32 Rislto building. or GAiSer's Livery
Stable.
LIGHT platform spring wagon in running or
der. s. 81 : Broadway.
RECEIVED from my fs-her-ir-law. four nir.
black horses and three mares farm wagon ard
harness sH45 Easton- Feed store.
TEAM Of small 1naree. storm buggy and ha--
n-ss. cheap. f7es Least ST
TRUCKS, fruitirg wagons. grocery. Laundry
and milk wagons. McCat- Herman Wagon 90,
l2ls y. broadway. send for cataloEue. 4
TWO fine horses; also truck wagon. cheap. i5s
s. second 81.
wAGOSETTES. drummer hacks and all kinds
delivery Wagons. send for catalogue and prices
Mccahe- Biernlan Wagon Co. lz1I y Broadway.
81 buys large work horse: So goo. s-year-oid
horse; tg bargain 20" Dickson -.
ga sets secondhand harness. all kinds single
and double: large stock new harness. Broadway
sT1 buys my stylish bay horse. family broke.
surrey and silvsr-rnountsd harness. 3oi5 Mad
ispn 81
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STORAGE AID MOVING.

STORAGE AID MOVING.
AMERICAN Storage and N5,iug Coursuv Cd
DIV" S-.-It,...L. shipping. storage, SEPARATE
rooms T'l MaIu 81. ". H. l@I- !iic. Itr~-
\ POSTAL. rr William ". Po-;ulu. ur-lel
warehouse. AT NIr-.t.,'tA ~. T.. low prices
on mur'uE,. I~a'Nl-s. sh.iItuS ur storage. Tel
Tyler - Il.
FRANKLIN Storage and Warehouse Go. a5
y. Touth =. lowest rates. Phones: Eel. Main
ll@e, kiuiorh. IHlN.
: II. ToErNAN. storage. Movins. Ta.k'ng
and shipping Company. -. Louis and last II.
Louis. Fin. II23i. Zen. Tyler -ssA- Of-cs -SI
,as- ave.
NEW YORK Storage 60. office sI linton
Trust building. m"-y. IJ.E. ship. store fire fu.-
niture in private rooms. Thnr" Main @5i.
South side storage ana Moving Co.. 1871.
1893. ls5 Sidney -. Tel sidney -.
cl..a.a ABSOLUTELY FIRE-FROpF New
SsJfaEg Nar"hgu-' Crane ana I4e,~ie
rlturF. riI.0s. trunks. yalusbieS. boxes. etc:
careful moving packing. Shipping ct II ney
aIyuEcad- Cursi-H goods {" "ur care. Estimates
fee. Get our rates. lEt=..-. e. N#f g las.
K. L. LEpNpII. JR.. q co. l.Iy--l olive ST
SEGEiRE'S
House fr furniture. etc. new AMI rl"-E. lowest
Insurance. rar'ful moving. parking agl shipping
lsus-lH'G tI.lf'.l. Licensed bog The state and
guaranteed 10y Ms. Val Trust eco fuf $500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
THEATRICAL.

lhs-Ai hICAL masks. tights. p~addings. cold
Tr-tH, sI-dSe paints. powders. burnt cork 4
fHeeeF. 81 walnut ST. -. Louis. No.
,'oIIMkS and Wigs for rent and made 70 or
al. .''.IlIrE orders promptly attended 10 grease
paints fp"ueF' etc. "A. Fuerger, 6I Walnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17

Girl WANTED-GerTuaH gil for general
housework- SSS West Pine st.
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HELP :
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line. Five Cents Extra

Each Additional Line. Five Cents Extra
COOK wANTED-GooI cook.
40 Lindell ave.
COOK wANTED-Compa-enr ooax. ~ washing
nor ironing: re;eron"-s required. - Ldndel-
Girl w~ANTED-Good girl a; once 1885 Ken
Sugton axe.
GIRL wAN-TED-GirI for general houseRork.
GIRL wANTED-Girs for general homework.
3F7a Evans ave
GIRL wANTED-Girl for senerAl houseworl-
42's Delaar ave.
GIRL wAHTTD-GirI FOR general houscwork
:el6 Fad ave; UPSTAIRS
GIRL wANTED-Good gil for general house.
""IK- -'~A oa-S ave
Girl wAHTEu-A EirI for general house-
work, 1853 Raymond axe.
Girl wANTED-GiI f,- general houseworx;
god wages. i'4s lotus ave
GiFIS wANTEp-Glrlz s1r light manufac,ur-
ing work No. ? MARKET -
GIRL w~ANTED-Gfr fr general homework
Appiy at s-s WASHINGTON ave.
Girl wANTED-Gerruan gil f- general
housework- t%5 West Pine st.
Girl wAHTEDAGirl for general housework:
small family. al hiuney ave
GIRL wA~TfD-Gols German girl for gcn-
eIal houFework G'H Lucas ave.
GIRL wASTED-GtrI fer general housework.
small family. 4t)4 Cleveland ave.
Girls wANTED-Tuo ei~ls: a frs;-class
COX. aEn HoLs-tI.- i.L
GIRL wANTEuIrHste,azs dining room SRI
AZ Nu~Eel - '"'
GIRL, WAN-TFD-A girl for general houeeyyo-x,
GIRL wAHTEn-w7fte or col0red rt-l 70 DO
general Homework 2lfS Franklin ave.
Girl, W~ANTFp-A small rl-l q u OF = vrarr
70 help IN family Of three. 1913 :. Eivhtn =
Girl, wA%T-D-A snail girl 20 holm house.
work and attend to baby. 4G2. VEST F-uc
place.
s %sl1:s. must have '-5s's'@r> A'''v 50 CATS
GIRiS lNTIagn,T S,TLs On ran /
E"aas,s P " + !" As''' Envelope Co. l."
Girl. wAE~rED-a good German Or; 20 cook
and Do general hous"wc-&- Apply 5ia- Fair
-
- ~ - - Z" - SIX 1esS-
for scaled contract FOR arr-7.rrr.r- Nf.-.r.--
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HOUSEHOLD NEEDS.
CARPET

CARPETS taken mp. cleaned. made over a0l
laid. hest W'fit l"'st prices. Empire stein
carpet Cleaning company. -I Lu.d-. Main IaSl.
kirip.E e. ,af.
ENTERPRISE steam |a~r.. Cl-1r.7z co
SI'"al air"1'''1 TO- f.-rr.rE. t-rrr and relay
ing. :. W ~'r. D"!snfg as! Naui-ycuteg. Kin
lprh = Sc.
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DANCING

WALTZ sUi tvo-st"p taught IN private lessons
s.; full term in class 8. Irr:asz.- De Honey,
academy. ~ Olive So. Always open.
MISCELLANEOUS
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T PIANOS
N ORGANS

Excel all Others In superior tone. fine workman
ship and unusual wearing qualities.
II ESTEY CO.. s1S Olive g =
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FOR SALE.
BOoKs. PAPERS
FO. SALE. MIsCELLA,Eous.


~F'''h1-l want 20 buy law medical and
oitner good books. John Itrahan. BOOKSELLER 81
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Girl wANTED-Good gil for general house-
work. 16LsA Cas- ave
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GIR wANTED-A girl for general house-
work 039 Raymond ave.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
APPLE & IIENMELMANN r. E. co.
6b Chestnut y.
On Personal PROPERTY.

MONEY furnished sslarinf people and retail,
merchants without security. easy payue1t, Toi-
raa1. room sd. I'll y. Seventh ST.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25

FOR SALE-Cheap, handsome fur
niture. L, Times-Call,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25

' II you have baby in the house, you will wish
to know the best way to check any unusual
looseness of the bowels, or diarrhea so COM
mon to children. o. P. NJ. Holiday, Of Deming
Ind, who has an eleven months old child, says;
Through the months of June and July oul
baby was teethlng and took a running Of the
els would move from five to eight times day
had a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholers
and Diarrhea Remedy in the house, and gave
him four drops in teaspoonful Of wa or and
he got better at once" For sale by DR.. Bishop:
dreg store.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25
". ]. Butts, Special Agent.
WOMEN CONDUCTORS.

Wichita, Kansas, Aug. PA novel
method of formally opening the new
street car line from here to Paramount
has been decided on. The opening day
will be entirely in charge of WOMEN,
who will act as conductors, the pro-
ceeds to 60 to charity. The promoters
of the occasion are the Welles' Circle
of the Kings ID lighters and the Chill
dren's Home, The scheme has attracts
ed much attention IN this vicinity az
an instance of well pleased philan.
thropy.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25
Bad Drinking Water Every on

Bad Drinking Water Every one
suffers greatly from the different
kinds of water he is compelled to
drink, and nothing is 80 likely to
bring on an attack Of diarrhoea,
Perry Davis Pain. K'ller is the only
safe, quick and sure cure for it
cramps and cholera morbus. Avoid
substitutes-there is but one Pam
KIlzer, Perry Davis. Price 25c ant
SOC.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob
life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica SsIve
cures them; also, old, running and fe-
yer sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns,
warts. cuts, bruises, burns, soaids,
chopped hands, chIlblains. Best pile
cure on earth. Drives out pains and
aches. Only % cents a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25

The laws of health require that the bowels
move once each day, and one of the enalties
for violating this law is piles, Keep your bow
els regular by taking dose of Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets when necessary
and you will never have that severe punishment
inflicted upon you. Price, 25 cents For sale
by Bishops drug store
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25
U)lR|AARIIAL IN SAVANNAH NEXT WEEK
But the Names Of Those who Are to be Tired Have
Not Been Given Out by the officials

A general courtmartlal has been
ordered to assemble at Savannah on
the 27th Of August to try such persons
as may be brought before 1t.
The officials in the adjutant- gener-
ais office refuse to give the names OF
any OF the people to bs put on trial or
the nature of the charges against
them. They give as reason for not
giving out the information, no" ever,
tayipg that 1t would effect the pro
Rress of the court TO give the names of
the offenders before the court meets.
1t is not known whether or not
there will be any commissioned fl
GERS on trial, but, judging from the
makeup of the court, which consists
of several high commissioned cflicers,
1t is believed that there are some
spicy charges to be aired.
The court will probably BIS 10 ses-
sion for several days, and it is SAID
that it Will clear up ths military
atmosphere around Savannah. There
has been considerable corretp JDdencs
between the Hdjutant general and the
Savannah officers recently, and it is
believed that military channels In
Savannah are In wrangIe about
something.
Lieutenant David Barrow, Of Savan-
nah, "a prominent young attorney, ia
Judge advocate of the court. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Thomas s. WylIy is presi-
dent of the body.
The session OF the oourtmartial will
be held in the armory Of the Savannah
Volunteer Guards, and will be con-
Quoted according to the rules pre-
s,ribed for oOurtmartial in the
United States army regulations.
The following order has been iSsned
BY the adjutant general calling for the
session and appointing the officers
who are TO compose the tribunal:
especial Orders, No. 161.
II. A general oourtmartial is ap-
pointed to meet at savannah, Ga. at
Sp. M, August 81. 1900, or as soon
thereafter as practicable, for tho trial
OF such persons as may be properly
brought before it.
DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
Lieutenant Colonel Thoma' S =.
Wylly, Jr., First infantry.
"M-jor Thomas Scresen, First IN
fantry,
captain Patrick F, Gleason, Fret
infantry.
"Captain Charles II. Richardson,
First infantry.
Second Lieutenant George II. Rich
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25

Woman is often referred to by man doubling
his joys and having bis Sorrows" That may be
complimentary, but it would seem to be rather
hard on the woman. For in plain terms it
means that where things are going well with
the man, his wife makes them go better But
when things are going ill with him, he expects
the wife to share half his burden. And there's
more truth than poetry in this presentation Of
masculine selnshness. Men don't appreciate
alone is burden bigger than all the
loads that rest upon male shoulders. They
see the wife grow th N, pale, nervous and worn
Among the pleasant letters received by DR.
Pierce are those from husbands who have
walked up before it was too late to the crushing
burdens laid upon the wife, and in the search
for help have found in DR.. Pierces Fayorite
Prescription arestorative which has given back
| to the mother the health of the maiden and the
| maiden's happiness "Favorite Prescription"
| always helps, and almost always cures. 1t has
| perfectly cured ninety Eight out of every hun
| dred who have used 1t when afflicted with dis
eases peculiar to women.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-08-25

Don't throw away the old suit until
you have seen Jim Carter.