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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-24
Eat

You certainly don't want to eat if
you are not hungry. But you must
eat, and you must digest your food,
too. If not, you will become weak,
pale, thin. Good food, good appetite,
good digestion, these are essential.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-24

Mr.. Robert Venus, OF Launceston, Tas-
mania, sends us his photograph and says:
suffered greatly from loss of appetite,
indigestion, pains in the stomach, weakness,
and nervousness. Several doctors tried in
vain to give me relief A friend then induced
me to try Ayers Sarsaparilla, for it had done
him much good. The first bottle worked
wonders for me. Soon my appetite came
back, my Indigestion was cured, and l was
strong and hearty"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
CONGRESS THIS WEEK
Chinese Exclusion and Philippines
Bills up for Passage.
BOTH ARE URGENT.
The Former II Is Expected win De
Passed by the Middle Of the Week.
Cuban Reciprocity Measure
Before the House.

Washington. April THE expecta-
ton OF the friends OF the Chinese ex-
elusion bill Is that It's consideration
by the senate will be concluded by
the middle Of the present week. II
not before. The Philippines govern
ment bill will be taken up immediate
ly afterwards. This bill probably will
occupy attention for considerably
longer time than has any measure
since the Philippines tariff bill was
passed Democrats will make stenu-
Gus efforts to secure material amend
ments. They object TO various .fea-
lures OF the bill and will charge that
its primary purpose Is to permit the
granting OF franchises. They also will
take exception to the unqualified con
tinuance OF the administration OF ar
fairs OF the archipelago without max
ing any provision looking TO any form
OF self-goyernment OF the Filipino peo-
pie. other points OF controversy will
be the disposition OF the friar's lands
and the public lands.
Strange enough in view OF recent
controversies. the currency provision
for the present al least. seems to be
the one feature on which there Is har-
mony among all factions.
Senator Lodge. as CHAIRMAN OF the
Philippines will have charge OF the
bill. but will make no preliminary ex-
PLANTATION OF It's provisions lie will
seek 20 have the senate proceed i'm
mediately to consideration OF the de-
tails Of the measure. At least all the
early speeches on the bill will be made
by the members OF the minority OF
the committee. but which Of them will
lead on has not been decided. All OF
them are preparing set speeches and
expect the assistance OF other Demo
cratic senators In the general debate.
They count upon deyOting two or
three weeks to the bill
There Is general preparation about
the senate FOR the Cuban reciprocity
BILL as Il is already apparent that
when Il comes up Tor consideration In
the senate lbs passage will be stub
bornly resisted.
The conference on the oleomargarlne
bill probably will take place during
the week. aud as the senate made a
vast number of amendments 10 the
bill. the conference may be somewhat
prolonged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
Firht on Cuban RrcIproelty.

Washington. April THE great
battle over Cuban reciprocity which
created such protracted struggle
among the Republicans both In eau
Gus and In the committee on ways and
means will be fought out In the house
this week. The ultimate passage OF
the Payne bill providing for the 20
per cent reduction on the products OF
Cuba after the negotiation OF a reci-
procity treaty and the enactment OF
immigration laws by the cuban gov
eminent Is regarded as a foregone con-
clusion. but the situation Is a compll-
Gated one. Dying TO the divisions
among the Democrats. as well as the
Republicans How far the Republican
opponents OF the proposed legislation
will carry their opposition Is not
definitely determined.
The Chinese exclusion bill. which
will come 20 a final vote tomorrow
will command practically every vote
In the house The only question Is as
to how far the majority bill will be
amended by the insertion OF provl-
siOns TO make Il more In line with
the more drastic substitute which has
been offered by the minority.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08

President Forwards Money sent Hin b,
cifiren. sf niissss.


Chicago. April IA certified check
for $4,000. drawn to the ORDER OF Presi.
dent Roosevelt was forwarded to the
president on March rs by the commit.
tee OF citizens which Governor Yates
appointed in December last to raise
funds for the relief OF Boer women
and children suffering In the concen-
tration camps in South Africa. Tnas-
much as the committee was without
satisfactory means OF forwarding the
money, President Roosevelt was re-
quested 10 accept the fund and have
II forwarded through such channels as
he might deem best. 20 be disbursed
for the relief OF the sufferers for whom
II was intended.
A letter from Secretary Hay 10 Peter
Van Vlissihgin. secretary OF the llli-
nois committee. says the money has
been forwarded 20 the United States
consul general AZ Cape Town. who has
been directed To distribute the fund
In the manner intended by the donors.
II Is now the purpose OF the commit
tee 10 undertake the collection Of a
much larger sum. and a systematic
effort will be made through the state
20 collect checks and drafts OF 81 each.
payable TO the order OF Theodore
Roosevelt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
storm At PrattyIlle.

Paris. Tex. April IA special to tho
Paris Daily Advocate Sunday night
from Prattyille. Delta county. gives the
particulars OF a destructive storm
which swept over that place Saturday
night between s and 8 O'Clock. No
lives were lost. but considerable prop
erty was destroyed. The storm came
from the north and for 20 minutes
there was a perfect food OF rain anu
hail. As far as known, 10 extended
only between Prattville and Pacio.
eight miles apart. and touched slightly
at Lake Creek. about half way be-
tween, and slightly OF the straight
path. Along the path OF the storm
which resembled a railroad track, not
n leaf. nor particle OF fruit. nor any.
thing is left Hail fully two feet deep
lay on the ground.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
]. W. BATS,
Real Estate Agent.
Have IN once the only set OF abstract
books OF Brazos county lard titles.
FOR SALE.

South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50,
About one and one-quarter acres
uear schoolhO use In southeast part
Of town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well ON premises. Price
$1,000.
Six room house and one lot of
ground on west side OF town. Price
t600.
Six room house and two lots of
.round located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
The n. Il. Cole home place. Two
and n half lots and o room house.
Place well improved. Price $4,000.
800 acre Brazos Bottom farm.
Price, 5000 per acre. VIII sell In
small tracts. Z
Is feet front on Railroad steet out
Of Otto Boehme's property. VIII
sell part or all.
The Ed Pochila place; 2 lots and
large two-story residence. Price
$500.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
RUNNING NEGROES OUT.
All at Lawton Ordered TO Leave aud
Trouble l. Expected.

Guthrie. o. T.. April sunday the
last day for the negroes TO remain in
I.awton. o. T.. paGsed with no direct
attack on these people. Many OF the
negroes have EFT. stating they were
not able to secure protection. A num-
Der. however. are determined TO re-
main. Some own property and some
are In business. and Il Is this class
that is dividing the sentiment OF the
white people OF the city and vicinity.
The county authorities still expect
trouble and have organized matters as
well as possible 20 preserve order.
One hundred deputies have been sworn
in, and an attempt will be made TO
control the situation. however serious
IL becomes
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
Mis- So. Clay 20 We'd.

Paris. KY. April 7.-Announcement
is made OF the approaching marriage Of
Miss Sue Clay. daughter Of Cassius
Marcellus Clay. Jr.. AMI niece OF Henry
Clay. the great commoner. 10 DR. Goof-
man OF London, England. The wedding
will be solemnized at the mauslon. An
vergne." near Paris. on April %. Dr.
Goodman will arrive here on April Il,
from Cairo. Egypt. where ne IS located
as corps surgeon In the Engl'ln army
While visiting with friends in England
two years ago. Miss Clay became ~.
DR.. Goodman was called Ia. !; was n
case OF love az first sight.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
Thr.. Of IN. wonnd.d Dead.

Tuscumbia. Ala. April 7.-Sherif
Charles Gassoway. who with eight Of
fcers was shot Sunday by the negro
desperate VIII Reynolds. whom the
Sheriff attempted to arrest. died OF his
wounds. Pat Prout and Jesse Davis al
so died. VIII Gassoway is barely alive.
Payne. who was wounded. can not sur.
vive. Finney's wound proved 10 be
slight.
News has reached here OF the killing
OF a negro at Florence. who was TAX.
ing the negro desperado's side.
Excitement here Is yet intense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Byron Sperry. OF Wlnnebago. Mimi,
who was recently badly hurt in a col
lision az Houston, Tex, died OF his
injuries.
In difficulty at Holly. Tex. a
stranger named Williams was shot and
killed
o. G. Loven. who was reelected
mayor OF Corpus Christi. Tex. for the
fifth time. IL critically M.
Denmark. onethird the size OF North
Carolina. ships $3O.0OO.0OO worth OF
butter TO England every year.
The little daughter OF John A. Bon.
ner OF Gilmer Tex. was fatally burn
ed by her clothing catching fire.
Cleburne. Tex. wants a canning fac.
tory and steps have been taken to Sc
cure one.
Miss Mollle Barckley OF Sulphur
Springs. Tex. died from the effects OF
morphine taken with suicidal intent,
An unknown man was run over near
Alexander. Tex, by a passenger train.
Governor sayers refuses to interfere
In the case OF the negro. John Roam,
who was sentenced to hang at Marlin,
Tex, for criminal assault.
A vein OF gold % feet wide has
been opened In Taos county. New Mex.
leo
Mayor Harrison OF Chicago. Ills
wants TO retire from public life and
start a poultry farm.
Municipal elections we're he'll
throughout Ohio and Michigan to-da~
William Mueller OF San Antonio
Texas. was bitten by pet dog and
died OF hydrophobia shortly afterward.
Forty vessels are reported missing az
Yokohama. Japan. during a storm
there.
Marquette. Mich. is experiencing a
blizzard and a snow storm.
Andrew Operask. a Russian miner at
Fontanet. Ind. committed suicide by
cutting his throat.
An injunction has been sworn out 20
prevent the retiring city council OF
Houston. Texas. from paying $500 for
plans for a 100000 city hall. which the
Wy hao NV hNhfF W bhAhhs
The Cudahy Packing company has
purchased large amount OF property
at Port Arthur. Texas. and will estab.
llsh a cold storage warehouse for use
In the export trade.
A large number OF new settlers are
now arriving In wagons in Dewitt
county. Texas. many OF them from
Missouri and Kansas.
The Texas Beekeepers' association.
IN session at Greenyille. elected w. II.
Graham president and j. n. Hunter
secretary.
The Texas Horticultural society has
been called 10 meet at Dallas April %.
TO consider plans for a special exhibit
at the ST. Louis Worlds Fair.
Hon c. L. Potter. OF Gainesville.
Tex. has withdrawn from the race for
congress. leaving Congressman John
II. stephens a walkover for reelection.
Mrs. Jane G.. Alexander aged rs. is
dead at her home at Houston. Tex
She was one OF the pioneers OF Texas,
going there In 1895. and had lived un-
der four flags. Her death was caused
by injuries received In a fall some
weeks ago
Louis Trinkaus. one OF the first gro
cerymen OF Pekin, ILL.,, Is dead. aged
SO. He served three years with tde
Sd Illinois cavalry during the war. lie
was a personal friend OF President Ar
thur and was rendered a lucrative po-
sition, but declined.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
LAY. No, Met s,.rn.

Kroonstad. April loving 10 the
great distance separating the mem
beers OF the Transyaal mission here
from Mr.. Steyn. the former president
OF the Orange Free State. and General
Delarey. the negotiations between the
Boer leaders In South Africa looking
TO the conclusion OF the war makes
little progress. II is expected. how
ever. that Mr.. Schalkburger and his
colleagues on the mission will shortly
leave here for a more convenient CEN
ter. from which they will conduct the
Negotiations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
Fire nj bridgeport.

Bridgeport, Tex, April IAN at
tempt was made Sunday morning az
4 o'clock 10 burn the business part OF
Bridgeport. Unknown persons sprinK-
led kerosene over the rear OF the frame
building belonging TO David Jones and
occupied by John Coleman as a restai.-
rant and set fire TO II. Fortunately
another restaurant man was up pre-
pairing an early breakfast and gave the
alarm and the fire was got under con-
troll before much damage was done.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
A DESPERATE BATTLE
Desperate Negro Kills Several Per-
sons and Wounds Others.
HIS BODY RIDDLED,
Officers Attempted His Arrest and De
fore This Could he Accomplished
He Used a Winchester Rife
With Telling Eject.

TuscumbIa. Ala. April 7.-Sherin
Gassaway went TO a negro settlement
here Sunday morning TO arrest Will
Reynolds for obtaining goods under
false pretenses. The officer was met
at the door by the negro who opened
fire with a winchester. woundlng the
Sheriff. and then Immediately fired upon
the deputy. VIII Gassaway. who was
MORALLY wounded.
As soon as possible every man in
town who could procure n gun was IN
the neighborhood. but owing TO the
location. none dared TO venture within
the open space. Dynamite was pro-
cured and the house In which the ne
gro was barrlcaded was fred upon. but
10 no effect. Az ! p. m. Captain Simp
son OF the Wheeler rifles. arrived with
~ guns and 1000 cartridges. which
were distributed among ~ picked men.
This company was stationed around
the house and riddled Il. but the negro
had taken refuge in the cellar and re.
turned the fire. killing Jones and
wounding Flnney. Coal oil was then
procured. and after four hours OF hard
work. the adjoining houses TO that in
which the nego was located were fired.
The house In which the negro was
located was fired by the Wheeler RI
fles. The negro took refuge In a shed
and opened fire. killing Wallace and
wounding Davis. but the posse and mi
litiamen riddled the negro and the
crowd numbering 1000. grabbed the
body and threw II In the burning build
Ing. Relic seekers cut OF the negro
fingers and such parts OF the body as
could be procured.
Three houses were burned In the ef.
forts 20 reach the negro. No fear OF
an uprising among the negroes Is ALI
ticipated Several horses were killed
In the battle.
II Is reported that the sheriff and
his brother have no chance 20 recover.
So deadly was the negro's aim with
his winchester that It was possibly an
hour before the body OF Prout could
be recovered Not a shot was fred by
Reynolds that did not tell when those
whom he was firing upon could be
seen. The excitement all day was in
tense. Fully two thousand people from
Fl. Reno and Sheffield were here anu
every surgeon In the two towns were
nresged for gervice
The following Is the list OF killed
and wounded:
Sheriff Charles Gassaway shot
through the arm and abdomen; NOR
tally wounded.
Deputy Will Gassaway. shot through
the abdomen; MORALLY wounded.
p, A. Peanut, shot through stomach;
fatal.
Hugh Jones shot through head;
dead.
- Payne, shot through chest;
serious.
Jim Flnney. shot through right
shoulder.
Robert Patterson. shot through leg
Jesse Davis, shot through jaw; Sc
rious.
Bob Wallace. killed and fell in Ere.
but body recovered
VIII Reynolds. the desperate, killed
ard hadv huruad
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
Catholic snhnnl for nnr.

Waco, Tex. April Tine college o!
81. Basilio. a Catholic school for boys
was the scene Sunday OF a cornerstone
celebration. Rt Rev n. A. Gallagher
the bishop OF Galveston. assisted by
Father Clancy OF the local parish and
the priesthood OF the surrounding coun
ties. Mayor higgins and Father Clan
cy were the orators OF the occasion
The Catholic Knights OF America were
largely in evidence. A large assembly
witnessed the ceremony.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08

Groesbeck. Tex. April Lindsey
Williams. a white man who has been
missing from his home for the last
two or three weeks. was found dead
In the Navasota river bottom Sunday
by a negro boy. The bliy had partial
ly been deyOured by vultures.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
Eni.ann.I ni.hnn. 90 Meet.

Cincinnati. April Sixty Of the so
or more bishops OF the Episcopal
church are expected at the meeting
OF the house OF bishops in this city
April lG and II.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-08
Pr..,dsu, Going to Charleston.

Washington. April This after
noon the president and a party OF
friends left Washington for a visit TO
the Charleston exposition. going via
the Southern railway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03
BURIAL PERMITS.


Henry George Thole. % ycars. ioo5. Geyer; pull
Martin J Kohule. g years. ls9s FraHls'ia: hem
DdESfd L. Moore. moa;hs, SIS North Compton.
Bervnloe Coulon - years 1895 oregon. chIlls.-
Virginia Corcoran. years. ish Baeon' d'pA-
liberia.
John Byone 81 years. s5ls Chestnut. -dernentia.
Julius Lessen. IS years. S'h hsseiashi: Sc
nility.
cieiiorefo Ausustin. "a years. 2s1s south Broad
Augasta Il. zaehritz. : years 4op chouieau:
heart disease
Warren B. Jeaery. = years. li3s Kentucky;
typhoid.
John Murphy. - years. city Hospital: brain
congestion.
Henry Leber. years. sss Antelope larynEitis.
Agnes u Rerner years. EH1ma ana Goodf-i-
John coalon. p years, city Hospital; ni;ral IN
Bsrnard4 yyon der Hass. months a.ss Morgan
tery.
Peter Trainer. Is years, city Hospital pulmO-
rrtta
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03
HELP wANrEo-MALR.


AfsceIlaneous.
~--~~sNS@~>~-s--S-~>-~---------4--
BUGGY WASHER WANTEp-Man 10 vash
u-.s..- AM s!'ln harueEs. Parker Bros Web
El'NDLE wBAPTERs- bundle Wrappers
must i~ active, d. Odd Fellows building.
iUT-.ER WASTEb-Colar-i butler al -
v Me-al'sl-n ave. ref.rrEcrr required
EARN Ecod income corrrspoadinr fo- nsws-
tal"Ie. thlttieHrr unnecessary. address Press
syndicate. i<Ssp1rt ~ y
EJTT.EE WANTED -t,al6rei but;er. don't 40
lN unless y'd have had tie eXEetisnce. a.
A'tm1r-iard place.
tpAtHMAN WANTED Exr@-ienc~i coach
man. Enod appearance and r,fer-nces. u1i Du-
uIsHwASflEE WASTED Experienced man
pTsHwAsHI:E wANrEn-tiood man: In res
tali@ni. "a once - Olive ~
EARN yall ir.o1-e corr.spoalIur FOR ne1--
paprt1. 'NIrrie.e- u-7~'..s'iFy- AdlTess Press
SAn1l'H--. i@Nsl-f-. y 81
rIEEMNN wANTEu-5io1i 7-rr.au at oac-
Wet E-li Hotel
HouSEAtAN WANTED White man for KEN
tlal lols-WotN ~ Fars ave
ttoysEMAN .rANTET,- IIous-nan that ran
a.-raw and feu- il- fasrac~ 1sIs Washington
Eni .f-HA$ NA.srI-I.a-Y. uug man. neat fp-
r'nrnuee. Co 1rrf lu aud l.vut tac hoIse- ia
--t- ------ --------------
aHN NNu WIFE WNsSTET-Aian handy With
p-iyais a,m.l rs s.; LOUIS ave '''-
MgN wAErED-To try Harris's : . shoes.
D5 s-Etz.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03
A. BAKERS DOZEN
HELP wANTED-MALE.
MIsceIIaneous.


miscellaneous.
MAN AND WIFE WANTED MIddie-aErd man
sa h1y Win % eat ie' , se's Slrss s9sssSTS fsy 9s
Man WANTED-Gaod youaE mar that sr.aks
German and Enzlish % d. chores AROUND slioon
Ap2B Southeast corner secosid ard Market %
MEN WASrEn-To distribute circula-s: per-
T1tnent position Apply The Pair. 3ies Ma5ehes-
MIeS, wANTED-six tyouHg men, feet tan.
g isr f''d appearance s''S' door, Century Thea
MfS W.ANTED-Ssrerai young men to I'm "a
Ia.seiFsT ualns' s7od vases. permanent Dosi-
,s, rACSElss. , Ere. yyAET5.ss E,1perieneed dry
GOODS house. 2sf. Republic
PACKER w-ANTED-TounE man win S-rne s1-
Ian cEeaei cS'apsay - s. Fii5eea5h 81 HP'S
i-,'..iER wANrED-Porte- at SO y Broad
TRAINME:N wANTED-FoT road in Louisiana.
no trouble. ~. Republie.
WAGON DHIV VER-Gooa man to drive mix
NAsen, -y Aeyes Fasm and Dairy Co. SssS Olive.
loUNG E:Eeag Han wanted to work in a
,,ISSJ I3SCNG msn ssHn acquainted with retail stove
- ----e-1- - = Jemerson-
YOUNG man. learn grocery Business: s..
{Is9i,ari dees- store 50; store porter. So
sstI-s ltE fl-s assistant. SO. saloon porter 70
Married couple. farm So. farm hands Y.n
fthi.ty man for wholesale grocery h1IIs.. fts
tanir5 man, ~ hotel porter s.: hoIisr-nan
Muhefs. gardeners. men private places * IN,
nllaE .len learn trade - week start
Mt-linists helpers. So. factory hands 81 e
- factory lahgrcrs. 80 week. porters g
st,,anoreEs- teau-iers. s.. Tass q all points
scr Tor Wholesale and warehuuses tfs week
., i'eANeFy drivers. teausters aad truckers ~
Other plass.ss ersss: an sork guaranteed by Us.
Miller Enplayment Co. 2is Olive 81
YOUNG MAN WANTED-To rnanars b-S--S
,Iee ctIee outside city: So month and expenses J.7o
YOUNG man 20 travel: so month a. ~
ueuzess experience unnecessary. send r.Ss--,~sS
y Hl.-l-ils 20. ShaInner CON. Detroit. Mich.
. men 90 p.ck Rpplss: 81 day board.
~ Mandy facto-y l1horers. Si75 S1O
ttostt huusenaii. -. yard man. 20. porter flg
,ieaNy man 30 yard man. ~. range fireman.
9ssistant hlrtsn'iers rs. 81. room. boars
hosticfs. u. tuggy washers. go steadv
HANDY lah2ffra- packing house 81 & = N
Affs private places. florist. - ffs ho4rA
- latpfera, Ark. Ind. Ter free naF-
- lahu-ers. colo. r. r.. West tx 3
u farm hands mixers and lstrierer- Z n TX
= latorerss Frlscn Co. 81 %: feas asrlt~fei
1arpenters- city ald country saEa q dav
EfoCery clerks =. -. hos RI nom
I'D coiorei ilhrrers. fartofie- RI r. 81 = e
All 'pe1rlc out q work call On the oidss, ana
largest employment company Ia 81 Louis
National Errioyment Co. IL. rs y sixth -
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MIseenaneoua-

MIHcenaneouA.
GIRL. wANTED-Cfood honeEA Eirl 20 work IN
iunchrnoEn: must BE- honest and trustworthy: rooi
Co n 9. cor. sixteenth and Franktn. betWe, .
70 a end ?. m- only.
HOUsEufRIA ETC. wANTEu-Giri Tor gen
eral anl TO atterd invalid lady and ASST -
ln housewUrk: no washing: small family 3i-iN
HOUsEKEEPER. Ere. WANTED Hotel
housekecper, three .rhanhetrnnits. lincn-r'lt =,
woman and cashier for hotel cafe Appiy III
Olive
HoUsEMEN, ErC.. WANTED -E:xpe-ieuced
huusefnsr scruav, men. rh smhermaids and paint
cleaner Apply southern Hot7L
KIrTfEN WOMAN WANTED
80 Pine -.
KITCHEN woaisS WANTED Woman 20 help
IN kitchen Call az restaurant. 80 high ST.
IADY-Whits cr -coldr.i lacy = bust tr =
tai.g- maze iscSet - biue-hlack ri0th- lii'
y Taylor.
MAID or ALL WORK WANTED Thu-1uEh'y
competent maid OF al wCr4l tu a steam -neatei &
apartment wlrITws or uutslie WORK. family
cf -Four. wages sls Co SIS no office fer 3sii faEr
PAL.,iIsT wANTED-An experienced palnaIst.
A9Fls ~ iis Olive ss
ROUGH DRY wa-hInE. ceuts p-r r-u-f r.. 81
teii- Iauriry Co. Telephone Ben Mann --iiAI
WOMAN WANTED - Msd.c.aEed worn q
heip IN rrstauraat Kitchen SO. =. B-uag1.ag-
WOMAN wANTEp-To wash. d'fhe" anI 30
Kitchen work whites cafe. corner Washington
and THyior-
WOMAN wANTFp-An honest yUuur wcr-an
To- lunch counter: $50 and ro-rls ezgricuce mot
nfcei.-1ry. reference required i2,6 Mari,cf-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03

wedding Rings Solid Cold.
Finest qualities. = 10 50. MerTnod & Jac-
cards. Broadway and I.ocust
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-03
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
REcoRD OF BIRTHs.

Z ana N. Powell. g7ls Gamble: Etrl
n aEd a Lewis. 22G' olive, EiFi.
Il and y. Naysic 3itS lswicn f0y-
y and A. Hoifz 15ef palm: Elri-
a and T.. Mack BIS Ciars. egy -
= ard L. TaVre 2lof North t.'efel'-s wy
l. ana n Ru-k@r is Penn. hoy
W and r s;ahl"T. 1909 Wg9tnins. poy-
G and X NcC'lrtha. ~ Moran : y.
= ana A Vnelan 6ziI BaFfmer; boy
p and A. Cento. so Wash. 10y. =.
J. aud J.. Meter. EiEasH and trar4s So. -
-rd Z FT-rria- .,stE south li"Eertf. slfl-
T. and l. Zsrth sIi7 Benedict, boz
r and g. Nhitwagth. ssl3 lcNaS5 EtE.-
u nnf l. -f1aiTsr .Gff1 81. Louis. boy
II ap5 n s~ErrIff. 1g1g Iuuf:. girl