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CHAPTER ~

COUNCIL OF DEsPAIR
by the eyes Of God l will not leave a
rht a!lye WITHIN the walls OF Breuthe" So
re Dnse OF Ava had cried when his storm
hurled back the best troops of Spain th.t
day knew wel! what their fate would be If
after '''' '"''
But Ava's words had come true alread,
tr.s, We're ,r S % OF heI eaN.. .ne. h,fbs ssS
nsttics that grew beneath the walls wee
ylGcked. and all had become food for the
hoilo"-eyed, skin -ohceked mon, who cluu y
s,ill 10 The little shattered town Rat. woe
uxnH ni the past ia brenthe so stood
q 9p y" wall gazing a, the chsrred tents in
sentne,s that raced by me. and enw that
ths % smd must come very soon Ma, II did
when John News,ead was dsun ed The,
,SS Ss ;5EriS z. N 'hs, hSf-hMrprd cam
and ~ | stood watching / vowed ~ shonId
60 hard with III" man who took hcr II $40
were wropged. even a little Aud OF aucht
walked SLOWLY back 10 my au.rter. and
my cA,I, was on my breast. and scheme after
scheme vent cour.ins through my brain
even Neriuei! looked soiomn
,Ac4' s,,ni come q, Last caglein," grun,ed Gas
anad and "a, "'"S dow" my nat '""'ed NY belt
An needed" quothI
'G.t' iuat j. what ] ash Ara any of
- meade here looked ~ him ia2ii, J..
indeed. Wl- not thinking uf hts word. Quti.
Q h"r 'h'nss were in NY head 'h,n tho SfGn-
bling Oi GHspai and BE- was ip earnest Tho
broad, red brow was bent in heav, frorn,
his grn' eyes were Wild. Open and brlgll
aud be sat with his head re.iiug on a hpI
hidden u Ais thiCk curly HAIR
"N"ciei.' answered. Is Brcuthc .p
stIun.t
DO we strengthen ~" said Ga-par SLOWLY.
"our tod "il, not last hong. New.tesd', !,
COMPANY are not the men ~ feed on nettlp.
What il he Cnd 20 be captain, ! hre NOR,
than half l"sf. aud there viii not he hri!
luuE.
"Mut.ur against rneg" cried
"NaTt no one viii mu'uy, sad NermnI
smapialv brtiti. we.lto consider the wishr,
oi the mcu.'
"rcIfrl' | say they will mutinv," uur m
Gasuar Men ar" men. 'ood lie food. They II
mltny sponer than starve. Gott Do YOU
blame thcn7 Viii YOU dine N catgut tOo7f
'Perhaus Il is time 70 consider our plan.
said Ner'neil. But, no doubt. YOU have some
scheme. tautainY"
scheme? tordieu. No | have only one
scheme Tor mutineer--the haltcr'"
Then you need a lusty hangman?" grunted
Gasrar.
Have YOU done7" I cried.
"Donr' No! The townsfolk don't trust
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CIT Of Tsrtii. Machinery 4, a southern
College.

NrU ORPHANS, Dec. THE Mississippi
Legislature al its last session appropriated
go ooo for the establishment of n textile
school In connection with the Mississippi
Agricultural and Mechanical College at
S'arkville, The appropriation was hardly
sufficient 70 put tho school In good working
order but the college has just received notice
from Northern manufacturers Of their de-
sire To equip the new school with ali The
textile machinery 1, might need o! the ,ex-
tile variety at n cost Of s2S. .oOJ to ss0. 600
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girl who had found Us the postern. teror.
whom The postern had OF" ned To US ere III .
was bog nc away III Gaspdr's charge Cor-
dicu, | wished her father had struck me
and ! believe should have borne the blow
How cdmeS she here. sir," lie asked
calmly
A Spaniard carried her awav from nm
inn beyond leermut and We caught him
ia the act She legged US to bring her 10
orange, and So she Caine with US
"Ay, the Spariard, the Spaniard svery-
where ENurge domino Sh.
Va, left there III wnen came 10 Breuthr.
ana thought her sale In hidinv
Sir We ought 10 have brought her safe
IwoLld give my honor t. do II now" cried
YOU You have done Your duty IA fWIi
said Lanrens de ST frond There are
twenty men In Hreuthe would 80 alone 10
Aivas CaWn TO save her were IL possihi il.
i2r man" he paused. and his lips tremSied
My t9d nay God. would II had boen!" he
lie turned TO me And now, sir, 10 Gusrpar
Your men" he said
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Army and Navy Football.

TO rlK EDITOR or THE SUN-Si,. In THE srv
~ last Sunday you stated In speaking Of the West
Point Annapolis football game. This Is the nrst
game Annapolis has won In half dozen years
While strictly true, Il {. misleading. There have
been bot two games sine 'g3 one Tits wear and
one last year The gdnes b.twe.n these two acade,
mics stand 10 in favor Of Annapolis
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our plans, and as We passed the girl suddenly
she turned her horse toward me.
Is two murders day your custom. slr7'
she asked.
did not answer; womans scorn is not
easy to answer
asked again.
When J can safely said /.
And TIL then. sir?'
Till then you must trust me"
"Trust-you,- she cried. and her eyes
flashed cold. like steel.
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SPECIAL opportunities may b. found by referring "
THK SUNS Real Estate col oumns-Adt
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T0SA MARU REACHES PORT.
Arrives From Kobe with 1000 Tons
OF Frciaht--Witi Take hack =
Cargo of American Goods.
SEATTLE TO TACOMA

The steamship Tasn Maru, s,ea ton
Nippon Nusen kaisha liner, from Kobe,
tel up at the SuAth cove decks Yesterday
Id noon She sailed from Kobe February
! on her first voyage to Seattle Hut one
other vessels as large as the Tosa Maru
has ever come 80 this port dying the
Nippon yuscn kaisha Tag But as lara.
a. IL the Tosa's eap~olty. full cargo
eoo tons of American freight. Is ready
for her.
Coming over the Tosa had , apo-ton
cargo. II includes .ona-ton consignment
OF pin iron. 80 which unusual interest at
American iron. shipped 10 Japan whom
the price of that commodity was very
low from Birmingham. Ala. w. u, Ito.
fius A. Co. ~ this city found they could
purchase the consignment and bring "
back across the Pacific cheaper than the
same iron could now he bought In Ala
bana or elsewhere Hence the shipment.
The balance OF the Tosa's eargo--ahout
900 fnns-is made up of Japanese curios
and mating
The Tosa had SIS passengers. all steer
age save one one clerk for the Japanese
consulate at Chicago Except six Europe
an steerage all Of her passengers wrs
Japanese. or the number. 2ss were des-
tined for Victoria and lis for Seattle.
Capt. III. Fraser, master of the vessel,
or less rough weather. A week ago, In
mid Pacific, she ran into a southeastern
sale which. within a few hours, increased
To hurricane force but the hiE ship rods
cut the storm safely.
The 6 pse-tnn return cargo OF the TneJ
viii he made up OF GOTTEN, tour and gem
erai merchandise.
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The steamer Farallon sailed TOR Lynn
canal ports last nisht with general
merchandise cargo OF 40 tons. and the
following seattle passengers
Mrs " Fred Eilenser
Geo "a casshrvsa Peter Laugh
q o. Moore John IL Peach
WIN Is,s RAIN IL fsacA
Rohf Af4Nop, hias EahfaHr
Ihhn Metienkh Jne Enss.
Mics EumA Henry FetFf kqsh
e. t-st4ief
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IAN FRANCISCO. Cal. January %, 1900 -
isaied proposals, in tripiicate. will be re-
ceived here until II o'clock y. M, Febru-
ssy n 1900. and then opened for con-
Struction Of power house. electrical ma
chinsry. heating system. ice machine and
cold storage, Alter plant, kitchen and
laundry machinery, etc. FOR u. 8. Cen
sral Hospital at Preside. OF San Fran
cisco. Cal Government reserves right
10 reject or accept any or all bids In
whole or In part. Preference given to
articles OF domestic production condi-
iioue Of price and quality Including In
the price of foreign productions the duty
ibsreon) being equal and such preference
given to articles Of American production
afoduoed on the Pacific coast. to extent
o. consumption required by the public
on application to J. Nj. MARSHALL,
Deputy Quastermaster General, Chief
q M
pAOpOgAIS will be received at the bu-
fsAu Of supplies and accounts. navy de-
mrtment Washington, ID. c., until IL
o'clock noon, March 49, 1900. and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter, to fur
nhh Mt the naval station, Puget sound.
Wash n quantity OF nuts, washers, bolts
cement nre brick. FIRE clay, oakurn calk-
I'M cotton, bnr.aps, window glass, screws
aallg, spikes. hardware. locks hinges,
wire leather, lumber. boat knees. drills,
mr iron. sheet iron, sheet brass. sheet
lead, copper. tin, zine sheet tin, bar steel.
also the transportation. labor and mate
dial for the construction OF an oil house
blank proposals will be furnished upon
appilcauon to the naval station. Puget
sound wash, or 20 the bureau. A. g.
KENNY paymaster general, ". g. N,
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE


rAfn-UP PIrAL..................s iso 900
lanes y. H0Ee ir. president. Maurice
heMlessn, vice president. Lester Turner.
sisAssg: X, y. rsrkhgFst. assistant cash
W Directors ID, Hoge. r., Mau-
~ hcAieken tStruve. Allen. Hughes a
ssAleksh. altorneys-st-iawl, Sol q, simp-
@osslnpeon LoSging Co. ShehOnl, Fer
ssand schmita IuAmm a Schmitx, Hotel
s4''tsl. Lester Turner Correspondents
all the principal cities Of the United
WARS and Europe. Drafts aud letters Of
avali sssued en- all the principal points OF
AsAsks. HanoIuia. CAlaA ana Japan. Ae-
~enls 81 banks. corporations and iadi-
N<sA.s solicited
-Ms nAss branch eaak At Nome.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. SEATTLE.
Capital paid up.............., $1,000
vs fGrth ,,...,.....,,..,... .,. President
Neufelder .,.,........,Ntce President
v Ankeny -...-.........,.....C Cashier
VS'esponaents tn al the principal cities
u The United States and kurepe.
,asa aus, bought. Drafts issued on
'--.sA and Northwest Territory
NATIONAL Rank oF COMMERCE
T-.-E e~fAtAs- +ss.-t- sFA-NsVsN
'Ahssets a general banking business,
"a ,shIy .....-...,.-..' 49,. sIesi3sn!
r. Spencer. Cashier
----1e pepoHit Vault, Boxes for Rent
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
r,,s99SS esdentN Block Seattle. Wash
"'es L. N1Ydeu Manager
J T eeenieaf. ASS; Cashier.
ssssplsits resolved from 81 to $1,000, per
interest allowed on sayings deposits
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SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
90 ON THE GREYHOUND.

90 ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EpMoSDs
Time Card-Leaves Seattle a M. II m
and ) p. m Leaves Everett siS a M.
$50 p, m and 7:l5 p. m
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connectiong-At Seattle with The steam
er FLYER for Tacoma Al Everett with the
steamer Mikado for snohomish and with
the Everett q Monte Crtsto Railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Coiman dock seattle, Merchants dock.
Everett Telephones. Seattle. He'd gsi.
Everett. "a L. - SCOTT. Manager.
FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Daily except sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and olympia at i .. M,
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily, except sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia az ! q. m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, soe.
round trip, SC.
Landing at White star Dock. foot OF
Spring street
Telephone Main IS.
THE FAVoRfrE n. IS Mali. sTFAMER
STATE or WASHINGTON"
Has now resumed her regular run bs-
tween Seattks, Everett Anscortss. Fair
haven ard Whatcom. deily except satur-
day AZ 70 ., fn-. from Y~sisr wharf
THIS palatlal sud popular steamer I,
sns~hinias and decorator. ana Ia splendid
condition for this Seasons business.
Elegant sfaiefoons ana cuisine the best.
The travelling pgblie can row b sssnred
freight. thu state bsipg the oaly daily
boat on the seattle wh-iegtn Fgute
Phone Nsin 81 YsHssr wharf
PoRT row sBSp, sAs JUAN ISL
AMOS AND wMATCu8 ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THDAtsoS.
carrytng Nniisa stsLa. NJ .sases city
saya ard THURSDAYS. At 2 O clock Md
nlxht. Tor Port T0wpssus, san lnaa ISL
lands End S ,s,os a"'T T,,s. Es's1s si.s
Ssve ard S@tprssys a. Z O. II. j ~
Thoru pson. AsraEer-Ownss. LILY. Bo-
rardns 2 Co Agents. city DOCK. Teie-
iSGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER ,AAEf = FEELEY.
leaves foot Of Washington street AZ 1oe
s.1g 'G nsssrt s M '' BIZ r''Hs ess
ChAriesions siaaey, Traeyton, chioe, 81.
yerdal- hstsfai s leaves siissrs'sls : e
Saturday nights At ~ ,. IA. TsieHhoss
YoR ANAcoRTEs, FaiRHAvEN.
wHATCoM AND Bf-AtSE-s teaDsr
seattle. ats ! a, aendsys. wsases,iay =
ard Fridays Returning leaves Whatcom
ats D m. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdaya
la CONNER TRADING q TRANSPOR-
TATION CO. Ownsra Telephone. Main
nj
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
Ia coNNER-stssuer FAiEHAYES
D. m except Saturday. Returning. leaves
Ia Conner ~ A. m dfiy except Gum
day. t.e!eh'rg at Edmonds. a'iiRtgn.
Browns Point, Langley. NoupeyflI.. Ban
de Fuca. Oak Harber, utssisSy and Il
Conner.
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FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
Ia CONNER Steamer FAfRHAFES
leaves Central dock. Seattle. daily ~ 70
D. m. except Saturday. Returning, leaves
Ia Conner 10 ! A. m. dGty except Sum
day t1gchtrg 81 Edmonds. f,ifnlvn
Browns Point. Langley. Goupsyfl. Ban
de Fuca. Oak Harber, utssia4y and Ii
Conner.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


SorIcE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notice Of
'sssessment: Office Of the West Seattle
land q Improvement Company. Seattle,
Warrington, February 18th. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given TO the stock
holders of the West Seattle Land h I'm.
@oyernent Company that at special
letting OF the board OF trustees OF said
ssmpany, duly convened at the office of
II company on the 18th day OF February.
80 an assessment of one dollar per
shs,e on each share Of the capital stock
n ths said West Seattle Land n Improve
rent Company not fully paid up, was duly
-s11e and levied, due and payable to the
sssttle National Bank, OF Seattle, Wash
inrton, the treasurer Of said company, at
NJ banking house in the city of Seattle.
Washington, on or before the 24th of
March, 1900
MAURICE McMICKEN.
vice President, acting as President IN the
abSence OF tho President of said Com
DANA w. BROWN. Secretary.
Dated. Seattle. Wash. February 18th.
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TRY Mira westcotts zoo dinners a. He,
tel Stevens frsm 5 10 . 2. u. today.
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City dock
midnight for Port Townsend, Port VIII
liams, Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pysht. ciallam and
Neah Bay. Returning, leaves Port Ange-
les Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at a. m. leaves Port Townsend At 10
a. IN. arrives I'm Seattle at 3;sb y. us.
Steamer Garland leaves city Dock Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at u mid
night for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
DunEeness, Port Angeles and Victoria
Returning, leaves Port Angeles mt 8 a, m.
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
leaves Port Townsend at III a. IN. arrives
in Seattle at 2.30 y. m.
Telephone, Main sls.
CAPT j. II. THOMPSON. Manager.
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FOR VANCOUVER. ID. c., DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


Leaves Yesler wharf every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at y. m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. IN. following
day.
Leaves Vancouver ever Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at . p. m.
Arrives at Seattle at 10 a. m. following
day.
Connects at Vancouver with c. p. r.
steamers for Nanaimo, tornox, Victoria,
New Westminster and Texada Island
ports,
Freight will not be received at Seattle
after u. IN. on day OF sailing.
For freight or passage apply at the Of
fee OF the Vancouver line. Yesler wharf
Telephone. Red / eal
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HNkUNAGMe)pN

MERCANTILE COl-i-t1GE
Lincoln Trust bldg. Seventh and Chestnut sta
individual instruction given. Commercial. Short
hand and English Branches. Write FOR catalogue.
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CLARK Ave, 22li-Nicely furnished rooms
reasonable.
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DANCING.

DsncinR Academy. Eighteenth and Olivc 1ssy
day evening. August !: class ttckess 80 40
prica. OPENING 49, - 1AkB
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AGENTS WANTED.

"AT' AGENTS WANTED Bryan- Stevenson
buttons ready: also Mckinley Roosevelt:
samplrs loo. Haskell. Mfr, els Pine St. 81.
I Ion
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DELMAR Ave, 3sJ4-Furnished room. second
moor. with board; all modern conveniences.
DELMAR. H1S-Second- STORY front room with
board. IN private family: no other boarders; very
Reasonable.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARISTOCRATIc boarding; river bluffs always
breezy and cool, lovely home front room, ex-
tensive grounds. entrance 10 front orchard 4.0s
s. Broadway,
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STEAMSHIPS.

,,o,u ou,ul PHILIPPINE ISLANDS - VIA
NffF.tHiNR HONOLULU. Pacific Mail
Do Occidental & Oriental 3. 5. &C. ans orienlai
q Co Froin San Francisco: Peklns. Angus,
ii; Gaelic August ii; Hong-S01g Maru August
g For rates. freight or passage. apply 70 Ia r.
Townsl.y AIT 4si Olive or ]. z. Aglar, agt.
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EADS Ave. 2si2-Newly furnished second -stor
.rcnt room: all Inoiern convenience for que
gentleman: breakfast If desired.
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BY USING REPUBLIC Want ADS
ROOMS FOR RENT
Three Linee for Five Cent?.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.

ALI. desiring nice. comfortable rooms. Csc
day: 81 - a week up White House. sputhwes
corner Ninth and Pine: strictly fir.t-class.
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AGENTS WANTED-iadies gents TO sell
the best article on :he market salary and com
mission. tall for Duckworth. li2i Locust.
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CHESTNUT ST.. 2923-A week excellent board
nicely furnished rooms no: bath gas: priyat
family. own home. $50 each TO couple.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVED from 3o6 N. Seventh st. to stanA ~
Union Market Aquapura Filter Co. Se;IiIS -
half price for thirty days. y
SINGER sewing machine downtown salearn.---
have removed to s1s Franklin ave-: neeJIsS ~
parts to all machines. Phone Main 307IM -
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Agents. Campaign buttons. badges: samples
lee Box III. Dubuque. la.
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AGENTS wANTED-To sell pictures: also
ladies' for Spanish-drawn work. Gail at LIZ lh
Art 90. 1923 Franklin ave.
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AGENTS and mail order people get the very
latest book on mail order biz. send Soc to +.
Gould Arkalrlnhi. n
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BELL Ave, 3I57-Niceiy furnished large. coo
rCom: corner house: nIst-class board. privat
family: fine location: southern exposure.
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EISNEY Ave. 3s10-Choice rooms with go,
two gentlemen.
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LOST AND FOUND.
500 reward for return Of silver chatelaine bar
containing i've diamond rings, diamond watch
and sunbuIst. Return 10 e. A. White 4 RfI.
land Jeweiry Company. Seventh and Locust
LOST or Stolen-Small yellow Jer.ev con.
end Of tail clipped. 11i2 Arlington
EOST-From Cottage. Forest Park, small maIo
pug dog: tongue sticking out. Liberal reward
Will be paid for its return by the Cottage
LOST-Near broadway and Olive sheet. -
paper containing drawings of coats-of-srui
Toward by returning to Adams. 3l4 N. Sixth 81
JDST-tiray leather purse, with silver r Mon-S
day. about nOon between simmons Hardwers m
Fifth. near olive. ard Bars; reward J1y, Wash
iDstCn.
l<DSr-Frfday morning. gray hand satcbeIf
with eyeglasses marked l.. b. on handkerchief.
one bill OF Fisher Pack Co and s. in chanEe:
Fisher Pack. Co. Mrs. l.. Brown. y
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AGENTS WANTED-Wonderfui Little
Brown Jug fast water filter. only 81 goes like
wildfre. II. b. Scammel 2l5 Pine st. ST. Louis.
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WASHINGTON Ave, l5l6-Neatly Furnished
front rooms: visitors to city accommodated
convenient to Wholesale district: rates $50 per
week up.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES
BOUGHT And SOLD
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

AMERICAN Storage and Moving Company
23l5 UiiEc st.-Packi-g. shipping. storage. sep
arate rooms. Tel. Nam -JSL w II. L,ngddle
Pres.
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WASHINGTON Ave. IJos-21-Neatly furnish
front rooms: also for Hight housekeeping. mode
canveniences: near wholesale district: 81 . 10
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AGENTS wANTEn-Campairn novelties
ready: beautiful designs. fast sellers, send l5c
for samples and prices. Dept A. Chapman's
Business Bureau. ST. Louis
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

Three Lines for Five Cents.
Zach Additional Line Five Cents Extra
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FlNNEr Ave. 3s54-Nicely furnished room
south and east exposure, with good board; re
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LADY SOLICITORS wANTED-In city and
country TO induce Sanders laundry tablets;
sood salary guaranteed to indLstrou, people. ls5i
=. Grand.
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HELP WANTEO-FEMAlE.

Three Line. Cor Five Cents
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
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LADIES earn good Fay making silk neckv-ear
a home: work sent any distance prepaid; send
lee for sealed contract for employment. Mer-
Giants Supply Co. 20 Norfolk St. Cambridge
port. Mass
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AGENTS WANTED-To handle campaign butt
tons. send for catalogue: sample dozen, loo. ST.
Louis Button Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
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STODDARD ST.. 1slo-Nicely furnished COO
rooms: private family: light housekeeping o.
gentlemen: fine location: on car line: all con
Striences: reasonable.
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WASHINGTON Ave. cs29-The Alma-Eiegant-
ly furnished front and other rooms: southern
car osure; modern conveniences: best Of service;
reasonable terms
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EDUCATIONAL.
AT St Louis Commercial College, Grand and
Franklin-Commercial. shorthand English by ex-
peIts. tor young men and ladies' L. Ritnsr tres
HAID'S Business Academy for young ladies
and gentlemen. 5o3s Thomas ST. new. elegant
APARTMENTS: shorthand. Iypewriting bookkecp-
irg penmsnship. arithmetic. grammar.
PRIVATE Lessons-Shorthand typewriting ex-
clusively; open all summer; expert teacher: COM
plete course SIS; s. month. J. N. Barnes, 2Sls
Washington ave.
SUFFERING and stammerinx positively cured
BIZ Doctors Randolph and Mccullough, 1910 Eas-
- ave.. the famous voice trainers Of the world.
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LADIES wANTED-To advertise baking pow
der. IS salary a week AMI com mission: also car
fare. 80 Olive ST, room $50.
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TEAM Of horses suitable for hauling coal: must
be cheap. 1920 Natural Bridge road
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-31

AGENTS wANTED-is to / campaign rvzzle:
separate Bryan and silver; sample and terms roc.
Sun Novelty Co. +. o. Box 5ss city.
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ADMINISTRATORS campaign fad; all buy: :.
profit; Is samples lcc. prepaid: greatest seller
Nonderhaar Reinsberg. Quincy. ILL.,