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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

The steamship Rnannsr. Capt. n
=. Weaver. arrived from Nome this
morning At 1870. she had on board
taJ passengers and ,szg.oao In Eoid
dust.
ualmak Mar Survivor
on board wan owen jackson. tha
survivor ~ the party 81 vnimak
prospsa tors. 81 which three. ne Sui
Ivan brothers and s. ,. noouey. were
murdered Their murderer. jane
Hardy. YES taken - - Michael ~
Lieut. Iandrey Of the revenue cutter
Manning There he was tried ~
Judge Wickersham ard ths day b..
fore the Roanoke arrived there. was
sentenced to he hanged On December
? 81 Meme. Hardy took hls sentence
stoleauy ard calmly iit = cigar five
minutes after receiving Il. lie show
ed no emotion whatever during the
antirs trial
over Jackson. Who vas the rrin-
cirai witness IN the ease. came ou
The Roanoke with James e. Scott
They have been appointed deputy
narahats ~ Judge WIeknrBham
ana have In their care an tnfian
prisoner named Oregon. Yatzhmun-
of Ths latter ~ convicted % mur-
der snd Il EoinW 20 MeNelli'n island
for twenty years he pushed his
two wives from a high elf and then
claimed they fell over.
MET I've none CITY
The Boanak. met the Nome city
az Dutch Harbor on the evening ~
the i7th. Ths Nome city waH inlur
"a but made temporary repairs IN a.
to enabi. her 20 get % Meme. The
other steamers ~ Dutch Harbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
Brought Back Prisoners

TACOMA. Sept as-u. r Deputy
Marshal Frank l.. erushy arrived In
Tacoma late last evening from hla
mission o. the anarchist colony Al
Home. Henderson hay lie brought
Nth him three members % the an
arohIst Rroup=-J. + I.nrkiu, Charles
0ovan and james " Adams. They
are charged with sending obscene
literature through the United states
mails
Accompanying Deputy crosby was
Samuel Bridges deputy clerk q the
United states court. ~ no went ~
deputy marshal, and United states
poatunice Inspector g. l.. Wnylaud.
THE three prisoners were indicted
By the federal grand jury In session
AZ Spokane last week They were
taken 20 Spokane last night on the
North Coast Limited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
RECEPTION
TO MARQUIS

VICTORIA. r. c. sept 25-Vic-
t9fia Ia anticipating with pleasure
the arrival next Tuesday 81 Marquis
Ito. ex-premIer of Japan, Who comes
by the steamer Tasa MAru on writ
20 America for his health.
The Duke und Duchess ~ York.
with their distinguished party ar
rive IN Victoria on the same d. y
next Tuesday. 50 that the reception
ceremonies VIII be arranged to in
cludc the Marquis Ito.
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net, given
AS LAST DAY
FOR CzOLGOSz
Safe to Say His Execution VIII Take
Place on That Date
Prisoners Father Tried in Vain Today to Wiring
From Him Confession of the Sus-
peCted Plot

prFTALo. sept. s5.-The father
,sssr and brother Of caolgoss had
10 an hours interview With the
,d.oaer THIS morning. The assas
a oppressed no regret Cor his crime
ssa showed m emotion.
Hk visitors. however, cried bitter
b ne father denounced his son IN
suraaiic termsfor bringing d~Traes
- TIE family.
csslsoss bore his fathers re
rraachss without a murwur.
IRE prisoner reiterated MS denial
~, he had aeeonpiices In carry
"a out his dsSfarsiy work.
Il Is practically safe 20 say that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
TAM MRNY
ARRkIGNEl

NEW YORK. sept. 2S-The Re.
publican municipal convention met
last night and nominated the follow
ms ticket;
Per mayor. seth Low. president o.
Columbia College. for president Of
the board ~ aldermen. Charles y.
Rernea. for comptroller. Edmund u.
circuit
The platform &c adopted g. u
neathinr arrsiRnment ~ Tammany
hall and TammauH methods II
charges that Organize alton with be-
ing "a band Of eauap .rators against
the public welfare and devoted to
public plumber"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
Only Two Meals

Immediately following the hrcak-
down. a notice. signed BY Capt. Sec
ley. wax posted, notifying the PISS
ssnFsrH that they would be allowed
crly two meals pcr day. The fol-
lowing day this soaat portion was
r, duced % one meal = dax. consist
ing ~ bread and cO1ee. with ocra-
si0BailY a bite Of meat Or = mcufhfut
or mum. On the morning Of the
isth we HIguslisd the Empress ~
China, about 200 miles out II Dutch
harbor. Our captain. much % the
surprise 81 the passengers. allowed
this vessel 90 leave ua after secur-
Ing q acant supply ~ provisions tuI
pre-smptorily refusing the request
~ n number who we're daaIraus OF
going on board the China and pay
Ing their fare 20 the Orient. IN order
% escape the threatening daage.s.
THE conduct 0f the officers %
The boat was outrageous. and some
- tho state rooms 49, 50 hlthy
o. 10 be a menace 10 health. There
are only three berthE IN each room.
and n wna represented - ua hat
each passenger should receive "a
beth. NatwithatandinV tra7a
representation ana conditions.
however,. nearly every state ro0m
had four or fve occupants. ana
many parfenRcrB were Obliged 10
sleep IN the social rooms.
THE rasHenEers feel wr0nRed. not
by reason ~ nny accident. which
waa not within the power ~ the cap
tain n avert but because u the un-
reaaonabIeneaa N the man and his
fas,tt,,,,.a -. -. 90.
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what seemed a perilouE uudertak-
ing, in proceeding aboard he ore
E0u 20 Port Townsend.
g. II. Morey Of san Francisco. vho
was one OF the orsgon's passengers,
said this morning.
mr.. morey Talks
The Oregon left Nome at 80
o'clock Sept. 8 with a passenger
fist of so. heing % more than her
license permits her 20 carry. on
fhs afternoon 81 sept her ruddsr
gave way. and. hndlng that Il vas
likely 70 push a hole through the
stern n the vessel. it waa. With
difficulty. cut entirely away Aided
ty the good judgment OF Capt War
Lsr, formerly % the NeWaboy. who
vas among us. jury ruddsr was
iizRed after a number n futile 81
forts.
,-phsre Is no room for DOUBT hut
that the steamer was rneageriv pro-
vide1 CT leaving Nome. and BY tho
o. rsimonious dealings OF some %
those connected with her. the ilvcH
N the paasau gers were tsopardizsa
through danger o. starvation.
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WANT him
Removed

HONOLULU. Sept is.-vla san
Francisco. Sept. sb.=The Home Rule
party has forwarded another petition
to Waahugton asking the removal
Of President Dole aud the appoint
meut OF Wilcox as his successor.
They allorc that Mr.. Dole Is physi-
cauY unfit Ca perform the duties Of
the office.
10 81 reported that Secretary Coop
er. who H. now en- route 10 Washing
ton. Inns positive information from
President Dole OF the lattpr's lntens
eos 90 rHNFu and viii rndeavor TO
secure the Office for himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
THE ROANOKE FROM NOME
Murderer of the Sullivan Brothers Sentenced to Be Hanged
Brought an Indian Murderer for mcheIl's-Vesso
Had 307 Passengers and s360000 in Gold

were the Concord All a rsvsnus
cutter.
sfeamsfs Duo a lsave Some
Steamers 90 Nome when The Roam.
ake feff err- tho cutter Rear the T.
s. 4. T. seward and the Senator
The =. 8. A. T. Hnae1rana was due
Co IeaVc &C. 1ithhel wHfh 90 troops
Ter Vancouver barracks
The = A. r. a T. Cus steamers
T. G. Power. y. IS Wszfe ana Casea
we're gne a. ieavr - Michael faf
Dawson On M isth wlth fan earEoes
and q number ~ passengers They
are the las, steamers e. g. up the
river this season.
The steamer VIII II Isor took
over 200 tons ~ freight pn itn lest
trip up the river This s. enc record
~ the biggest load carried up The
Yakan.
FIffY-two thousand dollars % the
Roanoke treasure l. fnT the scan
finavian American hank TIRE y A.
r. a 7. CO. haa ~ Tar me largest
share. but a uuEaher ~ the pasNsn-
Fsrs had fat pokss IN the care Of
Furnnr HnruRr.
ons Mets Tftp
The Roanoke win make one rnors
trip . Nome this season. ara u %
leave Nome On October skth. Al her
passenger accommodations are al
ready taken for this trip The Car.
ouus vas spoken 30 miles off the
CAPE. ard the Mauauen@ $50 miles
of ttnaiaska-
The Roanoke connected a. Nome
with tire sfra u,er newport. carrying
mail t. NaifrH. on board was Dr.
Sheldon Jackson. who IL atii cnNRE-
81 In york among the f.aplantcrs.
two of which came down Go Seattle
on the Roanoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
AT
PUYALLUP
Fair Managers and w.
C.. T. u. at War

PUYALLUP. Wash. sept. ss.-The
Puyallup annual fair. which opened
20 auHpiciously yesterday with an
attendance Of about $500 union hon
pInkaFa On addition To The usual
crowd is threatened with disruption
and the little town Of Fuynllup ls In
D Juror
This IL the result GA sudden war
which has broken out between the
man gefusnt ~ thu fair and the Io-
cal Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.
This r. the wav u came about. The
". e r. a.. which ls very strong in
puYaIiup secured a booth al the fair
and filled 90 with prohibition lltera-
ture. anti gambling tracts and pa
psfs decrying the selling or drinking
Of intoxicating bevcrnEes IN Puyal-
lup during the progress OF the fair.
0f course this literature was not
put on exhibition ~ the W, O. r. T..
booth for the mere purpose ~ dis
play The Temperance women enEaR-
Cd themselves very actively I'm dis
irihutiuR u among the crowds OF viR-
ltara. and added 10 the tracts their
own words NJ warning ana supplica-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

nouncss that she made her farthert
point north this year reaching
point 81 che ph'ar lee at - degrees
% seconds north. n little vest Of thu
line OF Point Barrow and abDts iless
old island Here che threw out aix
spherical buoys Or casks. each con-
tanning letter asking the finder to
note the latitude and longitude ~ the
spot where the casa vaa picked up
and ta send the information 90 the
Smithsonian Institute In Washing
ton. The idea Of course Il 20 test the
movements o. the polar pack ice.
Tire Bear touched at Nome on the
18th Of September and then started
for the siberian coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

BERKELEY OVAL. n. Y. SEPT.
=. Under perfect weather conditions
the creek athletes % Cambridge and
Crtars aalrefsifi-s on one side. and
those q Yale and Harvard On the
other. held their International track
athletic meet here this afternoon.
Fully lees persons wisre present.
rIarmrave u Yale to ne fIrmt event
the toe yard dash.
Workman Of CAmbridEa wous the
hRif-fuiie run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
Alien CRINKS

The nttcmpt Of four alien china
men 10 enter this country was
fbWartod BE- Police Officers Gloss
east ana Decker shortly before noon
today. The Celeatlala had boarded
the Great Northern coz cline n
near Blaine after having struggled
thernselvea across the Canadian
boundary. There were five China
men IN the party and four Of them
we're captured this morning. The
other made hie raeape but his cap
tara will probably follow late TODAY.
The Chlnemen VIII be turned over
40 the foderal authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
wHlTEHoUsE WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK. SEPT 7s-Mrs Then-
dore Roosevelt intends 20 depart
from her home at oyster bay for
washington next "wednesday. to
take up her residence with the pres
idsnt In the white HOUSE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
WORK OF THE BEAR
Or. Gambell Tells Of Revenue Cut
ter's Summer D0lngs

Among the passengers on the no
anoke today from Nome was Dr..
Francis II Gamtoli. superintendent
Of the reindeer stations IN Alaska. he
reports that the reindeer brought
from Siberia are doing well and arc
Increasing iu numbers.
tpsahlug ~ the revenue cutter
Bears summer work. the doctor an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

NEW YORK. Sept. IS Within e
hours the Columbia and shamrock
Will BE- luekeyiug for the start 20
the hrat u the series - International
yacht races. OF SANDY Hook.
The Shamrock. which vent into
drydoek yesterday Co have some for
ward riYeta rcfaatened. YES noatsi
al . o'clock this morning and im-
mediateiy started for the Horse
shoe.
Interest tn tomorrowsn race ~
picking ur. The Columbia r. etlll
s to favorits. Several large Wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
RUSHED

CAPE TOWN. SEPT. > -Finy
tusniers rushed n~iarrys headquar-
tiers as puekersfoutein on the isth.
but uelaFsy with his staff and fam
Us had fed in the night
The Boefs have obtained many re-.
cruits in ths sutherland district Of
cape Colony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

Caolgosz viii be eleetroeutet about
October IS His attorneys viii make
no appeal from the verdict Of kullty.
The sheriff Is anxious 20 get rid OF
Czolwosa. and IL Is said that papers
for his commitment q Auburn prls-
On have already been made out, and
that as saon a. the ssnte9es Of death
has been pronounced he viii Be TAX
en- 90 the train.
Cuolsoss spent an apparently
peaceful night
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Notice tn Quit

This aroused the exceeding IRE NJ
the managers ~ the fair. and notice
VAS served ON the y. 9 T. n. woa
men that .naamgah Ha they were 80
liberal with their litera turc they
must forthwith shut up shop and VA
eate their booth. ThiH the women
0aflv refused 20 DO.
Trio citizens N Tuva1iup have tnlt-
on sides. and this little town ia now
threatened with dreadful split
open and the portal failure Of the
great annual fair.
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RESTED WELL

CANTON. q a~rs ss--Mrs- afc-
Kialey rested fairy well last night,
tad tbs morning s slightly lnpr9s
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
YOU CAN NOW TELEGRAPH
STRAIGHT INTO DAWSON!

VANCOUVER H. e. sept 2aAf o'clock yesterday after
ptwHon the outside world
a
business morning
the Kondke capital amt civilization from
yukon hH attorney
related important
The lime Dawson the Nukos river usuncL
Carboo Canadian Pacific
Ashcroft. Ashcroft 90 Vancouver y. g.
.s4sss&R4RKs4+&ENE4H44 s44HEEER3#4RE+
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rtua At thesr odds have been made.
NEW YORK. sept d. The ori-
eIai measurements II the cap rh4is
teHsef. Shamrock II. and the fe-
fender Columbia. were made patic
last Night ht che NeA York Yacht
club. The result uas Ia the nature
Of a aufuuas. FOR II showed Thar
shamrock. which - lhe larger boat
IS far az sail area and displacement
are concerned. allows only a. seconds
handicap Co the Columbia over the
10 mile course for the American cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
WEST WARD
Speed the Duke and the
Duchess of York

OTTAWA. sept ss--Ths Departure
FIRM this city yesterday afiernuou
II th~ Duke and Duchess 90 York
Niih the disiif Kuishsf party aecora-
raHyinE thor. Naa made the occa.
nnn fnr a marked display ~ popular
E rthuuiasn Fvw stops VIII be uiaaa
between OTTAWA and Wtunirek.
which latter city all be reached 70.
morrow Thursday. after e run q
- hours. The royal train Il pre-
osdsd ~ pilot train. aboard which
are the members ~ tha party a.
eornpanylnE tbs aaA. and duchess.
VICTORIA. n & SEPT. st.-Con.
siderable pnmp vii attend the tip
- the Duke ard Duehets 81 Germ
will and York from VtncouvsF. y.
g. 10 this city The Empress =
ihdla. ths vessel on which the royal
party viii make ths trip. all be
conveyed hy ~. n s. Amphioa. II.
II. 4. wnrsplfe. r. ~ Is Gender.
u ~ 8. phsetan. n II = sparrow.
hawk. ID = & QHadra and two ter
pedo boats. TIE Empires q India
Al the conveying feet VII be Faf-
reouaiy deckod IN festival colors. and
At night viii be ahlaHe with a multi.
tads - electric lights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

Declare That Shortage Of Food Was Due to Parslmony-
Tell Of Arbitrary Acts Of Captain SeeIeyStatements
of the Captain and Owner Of the Big Steamship

Tie steamship Oregon. Capt. See.
lsy, 70 days overdue from Nome.
I'D ID al schwabacher's dock last
EiEht al midnight. A large crowd
rss waiting her arrival
Passengers numbering SO. yea RED
an hungry. came down the gang
iiank. happy to get on terra nrma
tnce again.
Treasure to the amount II 400 90.
e Nhich one-third was held ~ pas
Singers. Vas On board. The First
National tank % this city received
e0nsisnmsnt q $4,000. Among
ne largest owners Of dust were ".
y Inssrsoii. l. D. Clark and A. ".
Manning
Fsr'lous Voyage
ne steamship had an eventual and
feriiouz voyage. She left Nome on
sept :. and three days out lost her
Ise1er. For 10 days ~ zig vessel
iloatse helpless IN Inc turbulent sea.
Mee unsuccessful attempts TO
MHsH jury rudder were
made before luil IN the storm per-
hi'iea IT, The ship then proceeded
tndeF slow steam. On Sept. 10 the
steamer Empress o. india Was hall
"a and a small amount % supplies
procured. One man. named Daniel
Vbrien, died On board one day cut
from Nome, and was buried az sea.
5 ~ ketirrs
Much complaint comes from the
passengers a. 10 the food. which was
IrrVea 10 them during the voyage.
IS soon as the ship was found help
lfss. every ana was piaesa an short
retlons. Sons pssssngara sor,-
pain that dog salmon and reffro
meat Waa served. II i s.aertsg
that the supplies q the abfr. 49,.
not SUFFICIENT to supply the steamer
on an ordinary voyage. without con
Fideriug the possibility OF seeiae,,
and delay.
To Investigate
Among the things unaeeounfable
and which Il n the purpose n a
large number Of the Oreron's nae.
tengera % probe. are the following.
me alleged fact that the vessel wa
insuficiently provided with food sun
pies for an ordinary voyage. thai
We rudaef dropped on in a cain
sea that - few supplies were &C.
.sptsa from the steamer Empress Of
'hifai that TOW was rot asked
q the Empress u China, aud that
tapt. ssaleY n tho Oregon would
not permit any ~ HE pafaeraera IA
~ aboard the China liner. TnIalot.
yer refusal on the part n caaf ge..
ley Is Flgerourly condemned A
largs number Of the Oregon passen.
ger were willing and deaIfeua Ia
E2ing aboard the China l4nar and
l-g'a8 lheir paarage - the orient
fAsnsr thAa to subject themaelye. /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
CRISIS

LONDON. sept. @.-An Industrial
rsss h rapidly spreading through
CO. Europe. Crops are failures,
mis- are eioslnx. stocks are faIIing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09

AIDES and gentlemen, have ycur garments
cleaned, dyed and repaired for spring; drst-ciass
work. Paris Dyeing q Cleaning Co., lp Frsnklin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09

15.ROoM MODERN WEST END HOME.

Hot water, heat. hardwood finish on first floor
two baths: cost to build 3 years ago, 1880: lo
est Park on Delmar boulevard. Price. 5000. c
2SS, Republic,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09

INDEPENDENT OF ~FOREsTERS-
Court Cote BrillIante. No. $50. meets every Sec
Hall. northeast corner Eleventh and Locust.
1E7 North LedingWsll avenue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09

House No. 1907 Hickory st, o%ne-story brick co
tage Of 2 rooms. basement and cellar; also Of
frame house In rear: lot 25xl20 feet to alley. S.
KELLEY & Co lila Cheefnuf ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09
RED MEN.

MINNEToNKA TRIBE. NO. g. IMPROVED
Order Red Men, meets every Friday at Druids'
Hall. southeast corner Ninth and Market streets,
Work in degrees always on hand, Visitors. cor.
@ MARLIN DIGRE, Sachem.
r z. Walker. c. Of r.. $50 Walnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09

Board Ct Health. for O term ending Ap9i1 Z
1903. which appointment. made by me on
the fourth day Of April, 1901. IS herewith
6. The consideration by the Council of .
bond of ]. Fred Hussman, in sum of LOCO.
given pursuant to his appointment as Dep
uty Factory Inspector, and for action by
the Council thereon.
Z. The consideration by the Council Of a
bond of John H. Becker, in the sum Of
4,0O0, given pursuant to his appointment as
Deputy Factory Inspector, and for action
by the council theron. Z
s. h consideration by the Council of q
bond OF John W. McCluskey, In the sum Of
1900: given pursuant to his appointment
as Clerk to the Factory Inspector, and for
action by the Council thereon.
9. The consideration by the Council Of q
bond Of Frederick w. z~iegenhein, in the
sum Of 5000, given pursuant to his appoint
ment as Assistant Harbor and Wharf Com
thereon.
The four bonds SO submitted for the con-
sideration and action Of the Council are
herewith ansmitte
Respectfully. 4.
At the request of Mr.. President Hornsby
the following named members elect pre-
scented their credentials, viz:
Messrs. Joseph Boyce. Chas, 2. Gibson.
Gssass D. sh Ms5snam joseph spRei sp L; Mattel:
registers ONCE,
ST. Louis, April b. lgW1.
To the President and Members Of the City
Council:
Gentlemen-I have the honor to inform you
that the following elected members of the
Council have this day taken the oath, az
prescribed by the Charter and Ordinances Of
the City Of st. Louis:
Joseph L. Hornsby.
Joseph Boyce.
Charles E.. Gibson.
Geo. D. Markham.
James p. Newell.
Jeremiah Sheehan.
Joseph Spiegelhalter, Jr.
Very respectfully.
HENRY BESCH,
Register
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09
LEGION OF HONOR.

PARK AVENUE COUNCIL. NO. 7G7. KNIGHTS
Council Will meet the first and third Tuesdays
Of each month at Phoenix Hall: Jefferson and
councils are cordially invited to attend. By order
Of VINCENT GALLAGHER. President.
Attest: Conrad Book. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09
MONEY TO LOAN.
On Real EStntc.
5-Per-Cent Monev

To loan.we have $1,000. 5000. 5000. a.o0
ss;oSG, 5000; 5000. 5000. 5000. $4,000. $1,000.
Seo.0o. $685. 900 and $50. 900 TO loan at 3 per cent
interest on extra good security; st. Louis city
KEELE & co. liz Chestnut Ct
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-09
Real Estate Loans
On Personal Property.

On city property; quick answer and prompt clos.
ing Of loan.
HAYDEL REALT CO.. 1s n. Seventh st.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-09-19
WILL MAKE AFFyDAW W.T..

III was sick for about three mouths had
chils fever and coughed a great deal writes
Mr. W L. Brown, of McDearmau, Jackson Co.,
Tenn uMost of my neighbors and TRENDS
thought had consumption. was reduced IN
flesh and was very weak-only weighed ITO
pounds my physician thought there was little
hope for my recovery. -.
WMy wife went to the store to get some anti
febrin quinine etc. for me and afriend OF mine
tAdr w w McDearman), who had been taxing
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery recon,
ruended this medicine for me. Finally decidea
to use it. after my physician told me that II
would be good for me. sent and got one
bottle and before all was taken l weighed I49
pounds-a gain of 80 pounds. am still taking
the Golden Medical Discovery, have taken
nearly two bottles, and now weigh Io3 pounoS
which is more than ever weighed: am sun
gaining strength and taking the Discovery: /
wish to say that this is a recent recovery. that
only two months ago I only weighed about ITO
pounds -. 60,
statement any time If you wish to use TINS as
testimonial do so. and will answer all letters
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