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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
FATALITIES Of FLOOD
Missouri River Valley Assumes
Proportions of a Lake
for Forty Miles.
FAIR GROUNDS ARE SUBMERGED
One Man Eleetrocuted by Live Wire,
Another Drowned and Three Miss
ing-only One Railroad Able to
operate--kansas City in Danger.


Council Bluffs. Ia, Aug. 2s.-The
Missouri river valley from Missouri
Valley, 20 miles north, to Pacific juno
ton. Is miles south of here, is almost
c lake for the entire distance, and OF
the five trunk lines running east from
here only one, the Illinois Central, Is
able to get train in or out of the city
Two persons, NJ H. Larue, Of Corn
irg. and A. r. Fash, Clinton, Ia,
horseman, lost their lives while at
tempting to rescue a number of per
sons from the fair grounds. which
we're suddenly flooded. Larue was
electrocuted while pushing boat UNI
der an electric light wire and Fash
was drowned Three others are miss
ing and are thought to have lost their
lives on the flooded fair grounds. The
flood was caused by sudden rise in
the Nodaway river, which submerged
the grounds before those having
charge of exhibits knew of their dan
ger, part of them being asleep. The
water reached a depth of 81 feet on
the grounds and washed away num-
Der Of buildings
Railroads Heavy Losers.
The railroads are the heaviest suf-
ferers from the flood. The Burlington
east and south has half a dozen bad
washouts and their track is under
water at number of other poins.
Their bridge at Malvern was washed
cut entirely and traffic is badly block
AIDED The Wabash road, which runs
south, has several washouts.
The Northwestern tracks between
this city and Missouri Valley are
nearly all under water and no trains
have been run over them.
At Red Oak, Hastings, Villisca,
Glenwood and Malvern from four to
seven inches Of rain fell and the en-
the country is flooded The Rock
Island road has been unable to get
trains further west than Atlantic and
the Milwaukee is blockaded at Nicola.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

Mrs. c. II. McLane gave an elegant
six O'Clock dinner Monday evening
to small party of friends in honor Of
her guest Miss Hodkinson. Plates
were laid for twelve. The guests
were Miss Hodkinson. Mrs. e. M.
Grant, Miss Mary Waugh, Miss DON
ley, Miss Moorhead, Miss Edna Hough,
Col. McDermott, Messr. Ollie, Zevely
and Miller. The affair was thorough
success, elegant 10 every appointment,
and cleverly carried out 10 every de-
tail. Late in the evening, Mrs. Nc
Lane took the whole party for troll
ley ride.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

THERE is one rational way to treat
nasal catarrh: the medicine is applied
DIRECT to the affected membrane. The
remedy is Ely's Cream Balm. 1t re-
stores the inflamed tissues to healthy
state without drying all tie life out Of
them and it gives back the lost senses of
taste and smell. The sufferer who is
tired of vain experiments should use
Cream Balm. Druggists sell it for 80 cts.
Ely Brothers. So Warren Street, New
Street, New York, will mail it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
Frostburo Merchant Dead.

Frostburg, Md. Aug. 2s.--John
Price, Sr, is dead, aged 66. He was
born in England. coming to America
In 1854. He was merchant. served
two years as city councilman and held
other political Offices
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
Hlshop poane Not In Danger.

Northeast Harbor, Me-, Aug. 2S.--
The rumor that Bishop William G.
Doane, of Albany, is critically i'll at
his summer home here is incorrect
He was Ill about 10 days ago and I'M
der the care of nurse, but his condi-
ton was not considered critical at
anv linn
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
Bows Drown In Cheat River.

Parsons. W. Va. Aug. 2s.-Thomas
Warner. Claude Loughry and Noel
Moore, boys 10, IL and ~ years old
respectively, we're drowned in Cheat
river. The youngsters were bathing
and the tide carried them beyond their
depth. The bodies were recovered.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
PAVING COMPLETED.
Gap Through University Grounds Has
Reen Covered With Brick.

0-' " FV' Vss ''fVH III fVhs
Dean and Hoffman have completed
their job OF laying brick through the
University grounds on Beechurst.
1t was opened to traffic this morning.
The gap closed Is $50 feet long and
the paving laid exclusive of the cars
tracks Is thirty feet. The extension
OF North Front street will be done in
a few days. This is $50 feet long.
The first section of curling on
Chestnut street was set this afternoon.
beginning at Squire Hayes stable.
Some OF the buildings along the alley
will soon have to be moved in order
I'D allow the work to be carried on.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

SCHAF LIkElls
Fairm0nt Normal School In For
Another Lively Row-SeveraI Res
ignations Expected.

A Fairmont special says:
War to the knife will likely follow
the action OF the Board OF Regents Of
the State Normal School. which on
Monday night selected for principal
for the local institution Professor
w. L. MCGOWAN, and which put
First Assistant M. c. Tough, who has
been acting principal here at West
Liberty. The friends of the school
bad anticipated that Professor @. J..
c. Bennett, former Marion county
boy, would be selected by the regents.
1t is claimed here that several resig-
nations will follow the boards action,
and 1t will be necessary for another
meeting to be called within short
time.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

1t is little early to begin to talk
politics but perusal OF the article
on that question in another column
will show that there are many things
of interest a1oat just at present
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

Creston, Ia, Aug. 2s.-At Kent, Ia.
The engine and II cars of freight
train on nle Burlington road went
through bridge that had been weak
ened by the high water. carrying down
with 1t the engineer and fireman. Both
escaped by swimming to shore.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

On Saturday if there be wind
enough Sir Thomas Lipton's ambi-
tions will be blown away for the
third time. We have the crews and
the boats that are hard to beat. In
fact it begins to seem an impossible
ity.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
SUES FOR DIVORCE,

FairmOnt Woman wants to be ReIiey-
cd from calling Double Yoke.
Edna Ray Of Fairmont has
brought suit for divorce from her
husband David f. Ray Of that city.
Ray is no longer resident of the
state. The grounds for the suit are
not given in the notice which has
appearedconcerning it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
Ide to Succeed WRIGHT.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 2S.-President
Roosevelt announced that Henry C.
Ide, at present a member Of the Phil
ippine commission. would be desig-
mated as vice governor of the Philip
pines in succession of General Luke
+. Wright when the latter assumes
the Office of governor general. Mr..
Ide has been member of the COM
mission for several years and is held
in high esteem by the president and
the officials of the war department.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va.
Opens Sent. q. 1908 One of the leading Schools
fs- Young Ladlcsin the South. New buildings,
ga aos and equipment. Campus ten acres. Grand
mountain scenery in Valley OF Virginia, famed for
health. European and American teachers. Full
course Conservatory advantages in Art, Music
ana Elocution Students from thirty States. For
catalogue address.
MATTE Y. HARRIS. Prssident. Roanoke, Va
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
CHARTER SsuED.
Another MOrgant0wn Concern Gets
West Virginia Charter.

A charter was issued to-day by the
Secretary OF State to the Penn Mirror
Il Manufacturing Comany Of Morgan
town, to manufacture mirrors, capital
$4,000; lncorporators: William NJ.
Pease, Burton II. Pease George G..
Stnrgiss, d. Clark Hoffman, Frank r.
Corbin, Morgantown, W. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

Mr.. Dawson is surprised and
panied to note that the move to see
ond his nomination OF himself has
been tar from unanimous.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02
To Stop Army Suicides.

Berlin, Aug. 28-The minister of
war has issued decree with the OBJ
ject IL View Of reducing the 'increas-
ing n1nibcr Of suicides in the army.
Officer aad sargeants are directed to
treat their bordinates humanely and
to- look after their welfare.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-09-02

Will be Made Of law Ferbidding ship
ment of Liquor by Express Compa.
MES.
Last winter law WIS passed By the
legislature making 1t unlawful to
ship liquor by express Thomas Gar
rlty OF Parkersburg has made test
case by starting jug to freud In
another county and having it refused.
He sued for 5000 damages. The ex-
press companies can transmit liquor
TO regularly licensed dealers but to no
others.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19
tstetc Nobtafo3sf0mtttgg

5rantrei9 bot fiir3lid 4nTprueb ouf
Die !ange unbeadtete sSnfsl ga 90
| lite, I'M Mittelmeer, erboben. Daburt5
| 1T etre tperttpiirhioe romantilds Sc
ifihtc an8 2assslibt setommea. Dor
Sur3en, biclt Elm fran5SflGes Rdnos
nenboot in Der Ndbe Der sSnfel. Oie
frdn5pF{den S5eelents scaren Es1r ii6ssz
rdldbf, ats Iie iis beipGlRt .Fauben, 0ie
5batiabe Dnrbe natArfib ind Qpabneh
etngetrdgen un0 9eidngte 10 anr Gennla
ntB Der fran36Flben Marinebeb6rben,
tporduF Der fraasDFEde Reiihent IN &nz
ntS onfgeforbert lnurbe, einen Beridt
uber Die SfoIel uno i9re 8sIng6ner 3n
ge6en.
Sin 8eemter iDurbe an 8prb einss
tlelnen 0ahpfets auf Die ssynfei qsa
l9tdt unD fanb bort cine g(r1 Ro6inz
lonTaTllte BON ettDa bunSeri Mitalisa
bern. Die Qeate iparsn bon italieniz
ifer {oertnnst uno lpurhen hon pigem
altfrfr1 .eSNlieaez ,ran,ens4 4Darto .te44
9tsrt." OteIeg Mann Aat cine eigea=
arttae 2ebensgelGibic. Gr i0niete i'm
Sabre 1850, als er 5wanaia syabr all
mar, in ejnem Gtreiie einen Gefa1sten
uno ftoR besbaib aus eStalien. Mfs
Vtatrpie }d9iffte CT jt9 an 8orD sinss
Seglers Elm. Der on Ser afrifaniJehgu
Suite 9an0ef trieb. 3peimai fam iaa
ShtfF 6ibt an Der bamals unhsnnbuz
ten Snlel porbei. gIs Oareo ladl 1lb
ea9ren entlaTea ipHroe, feate sr Ieine
@rfpdrniHe in einem tteiaen offenen
Se9el6oot an anb fubr, p9ns feiae 9lb4
tt9ten 81 Oerrat1en, nod Der cSnlsi. Het
lelner Nntanft fanb.. er, bah Ueh bds
Gono ie9r gut, gum 9tteshail eioaeie
uno baB eS, Dort niele' toiibs sRgs,s elb.
Wdbrenb Ieiner Sor|6aasen ffisb sr
auf cine Nrt Sel8b09le, in Der fsd6 alie
9olo= unb Silbermiinaen Der berfdlisa
beniten 2anber Sa 6anoerien nuffaas
ben. Die SDble mar augnldgintidJ
Dor Der Srpbernng Wlgiers barb Bic
sSranSoIen DDn GeerduEern Der Ser
beret ais gerited bennbt ioorben. Dafz
co iammclte cen 6bob, Iegeite bana
NIT Eeiner fleinen 8arte nod Snati
llno bon bort nah Reapel. Dorf teEs
duBerte er feiilen Ghab, k9te BEN sEr4
tras in Nderbau9erdtben an unb fes .ts
nit bier GerlDanbten. apei ill1 .egs
Dednnern nit i5ren Jrauen, aa per
SnIel 5ariid. 5sityber Sch 1at ljtsl ne
camille feBy bersr0Bert; Ddfeo feE6Ii
3ot 81 NaGfomalen, 8inbsr, gnfel nslb
llrenfel. 9a 0arco elm baltes eeSo1rs
lnnoert lana in ununter6rDdsnem ges
ib Der sSnSel 1T, bermerft er natiirliea
oie anloeianfeit einea fran55Flden Sc
smten, Der in Auftrage Der Heaieruaq
5teuern erGeot, febr libel. gr liz nnd|
Stafstf lssTahren, oamit Die borlige De-
yleral3 fdl ieirtes ssalles annimlat,
I6er man 8at iidl. feinsr aidi anssHoa.s
ren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19

Die 6rttiIde preFe fat, ME ntitgez
thstlt, iiber bic bom canabi19en Pre=
mter Sir Wtnftelb 2aurier, aus WnIaB
Oer bpn Der IlasfazGommiTion abgez
gehsren, fir Canada ungiinitig lauz
tenoen GntI6ciOun9 i'm unter6ouie at
Sttuipa 9etbanen @euBerungen betreffs
nunIGenspert6er grDBerer SeI6ItGnz
0i9tett Ganabd's erbebli9 QGrm eez
ihlagen uno feline Sorberungen pDsr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19

oer gtd9c bs5 NlIen Mloor8 merhsn
otete 8eTGicbten er3db!t, bab syrauan
unb 8itt6ct' beim Btide1l bieIef pftdaa
sc in Dem einianen Moor Derioren ain
gen. 20as iDeiBe 6eibetraut i'm |dots
tiIden 6odlanb ipirb Don ben adlifdl
1pregenben 8emObnern ,.ioeiBs &ptens
blume" 9enonnt, neil beim pTliiden in
Zen Bergen btele 2eute angefommen
finn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19

Wanf4e ais ltnprobotiri un6 i1rs gra
Tiiliung als unmGglid3 bsseidnet, 10
lange Ganaba binltdtIi1 ber Bertbetbia
gang ieineS @etietes pDm Matterlan6e
obbGn9ia iet. 8om a2Dnboner ,@tete"
tpurbe Cir Winfielb Qaufier fogoe
Won9eI an 2opdlitdt Der bri.ifdeti
&rone 9eaeniiber Dorgsipor5en, Snnlai
oa er fi9 fdOn 4pieSsrboh in nnpatrio4
tt1der Wei5e aeQubert 1abe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19
s. III tbinans,ge10Ifea.

Tame: aaber, 9rrr 2auiHanf. Ialsas
Deilen Sie iid benn in naeiner geagas
ipart lpeil Sic giilnen91 lsuinu.li.
rWas bfateH Sic, gndbises Jriulelsia
Gie iino sum NnbeiBen, unb ba fl,MbI
ich ntsr afieaiifom Den W1no an5oIs
ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19
S m meri m @ei1dft,x

@eiperber: So tpollen alio bic Meiz
i,ise iperoen9N 8rdut (Gefddftstn=
hdberin): ssSa, unb ipenn sic iih gut
fiibren, follen sic cine 2ebensiteiIung
bei mir habsn!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19
gerntiIri1tea.

S.bt lieoen oEer 5ifherp Mn9siGben 'qNr' nor
bab bic iopanifde Mnsmngner,,na IN
Itorfer 2nnoh,ne bsnriffsn ;i4 Yn, ~
borden eyo6r haben mebr Sonnr,pr M, ois III,
ie bic 6eimat6 nsrIoissn n,,,a ,ars a,s
ne6mlid1 iinb lie nnh gbinn neh
&oreo roe1 e5iom no6 Mui.roI;sn
natb Sono(ltlu. nan 6sn gpr gtantsn
nach Canada ,tn6 aIch n1rh g3nsIanS
osoanoen 1905 hetrno h;e onb} hsr
tie tit ieitoem fortseiebt geftieger, bis
ne berelts Die 3tFFer rpn 10000 erz
rethte.
Die in Chile aneeIiebelten 8uren
ideiren bort ibr gutes syortfommen su
finoen, fo boB ibr S5ii6rer, Syrib BAN
@traaten, iid peronlaBt geIe6en bat,
naa Dem 8urenlonbe 3uriif at rsiIen,
Inn tDeitere gtnlpanoerer na6 g6tle au
brtnQen. Die erite 8urena6t6eilunq
mar nit ben i6nen iiberipieIenef1 2Gns
6ereten I'm Siiben iebr sufrieDen uno
lon foaar bereits, 3um Gr Itaunen Der
etnhetmiI6en 8eb0lterung, GoloaDern
entDedt haben. BON bersn 8or6anben=
tetn niemanb eine Ibnuns bate. Nua
Die G6ilenen fbeinsn nit ben 8uren
aufrieDen au Iein. Oas iiber 35 Bret
ten9rdoe ii6' eritredenbe 2anD nit 1etz
Ds''aS sst 9unl11ses 5eto 1ur que af1
0O'' S"'O'''o''D"'
@tns &pmmtiiion beS Mabriber
NthenGums befuAte ben fpaniI1en
WttntitcrprdlIoenten, um ibn 5u bitten,
bic Re3terung mDge 100000 pe1etas
bem eSnQsnteur Sorres Nuebebo au
oem 3Dede betpilligen, feline @rfinz
ounq, &raft arf grobe gntfernungen,
Z. 9. nad 59iffen unb Civilizations,
a1 ii6ermttteln. praltiI9 bar3ut6un.
Nahoem bic Ntaoemie Der Dii1enz
Idaften au Mdbrib itb giin5tig baz
ruber ausaeiprp6en, bate ii6 Der @rz
H.st'EIIslpea!9E S s.- SeTlnqe oAlteue. DE
Ssn lla"1pltIgeh SstsqtleT Dte ueoetz
*: S:"Aenq a ps.aepRopI qeGsn l9uen, DoB
Ss SsT gatpsuanG Pro61.l9e securing N12
guee' pei.l' onu ple petNer ata0eni'e
eap' Ipse Dst rSnlpotTeoI lhelOeI' CIT
0u"'nae@ 9n1oVSO oO.
sSSn &uBlanb eritredt Ii9 neuerbnigs
bic geniur iogur bis gum &GIepapier.
9em T4tpebiI9en Qftpn6lab 3ufolge
limb bic grporteure in G9lpeben BON
sibren 9ei9dftsfreunben in 6tnnlano
erIuht ipOrben, Bel Der 0erfenbund
tllnaen oDer anoeres Orudpapier ols
@1nbalaae gu benuBen, ba ales Druid
papler IN 5tnnlanb Der eenlur u1terz
lleae. IS tonnte al1o hlni'9tlt9 bor
Q9etterbetoroerung Der Baaren cine
ntGt ltnel 9eblt9e ger5ogerung entire
ten. oa leoes etn5elne Stiid erf Der
eeniur porselegt tperDsn mliBte.
0on ben i'm bprioen Sohre in G;rnbz
Derliefen, elmer bur6 8abel genelDeten
Statiitif aufolge, 36,917 abIolut Iiegz
reid. tDdGreno 35,615 gdn3li6 feblz
f6luaen. gluBeroem nurben Al ,645
auf bem Mege bes 9erglei9es bur6
NadQe6en bon betben 5eiten geI9lihz
tet. Oas pGren i'm 9an5en 114,17
Streits. ober nehr als 300 per Sag.
!srase ansepsa9t ZEN, oD IN englanO
.hl oot'aE0 Sapte aostgaaPl seatps''sl
'putpe.
Od bic 8laaen llber ben enlpftnoz
ltden Ufanael an Sllbersel0 ith IN
Seutl1lanD IN leBter3ett auBeroroentz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19

Oas aelamnlte beutids Sabafsz
aaper6e bat iid sur Nbtpebr gesen ben
3abdt%Sruit su einem Srultabnebrz
MuslhaB pereilist, benz jest aud5 Der
Derein 8remer Robtabafbdnbler beige
treten iit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19

Od Die alaaen ii6er ben empftnbs
liden Nlansel an Silberselo ii9 in
0euti9lano in lebter3eit auBerorbentz
lih aenebrt baben, 10 iiebt Ii6 Die
Reids6ant DsranlaBt, bic 9baleritiide
biz auf tpeiteres pieber aus3useben.
Die bishsriae @inaiebuns mar bur9
bas 9eleb betr. 4enberuns i'm Miin3z
tpeIen bonn l. SUM 1900 oeraniabt
lporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19

Rd6 einem i'm rufiif9en 6inan5a
Winiiterium ausgearbeiteten gnttpurfs
ipirO in HuBlanb bic itaatli6e 2ebsnsz
@erii9eruns bllra Die SparfaiIen einz
aefii6rt perben. Die itaatlide 2ebensz
Gerii4erunQ ion einen bel biligeren
Sarif als ben in ben Dripat=8eIell=
ihaften ii6lihen auftpeilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-19

RuIIildes MilitGr lit obne Mudien
in Mufoen einge3ogen. Der Nb5ug
Der ruIiiI9en 5ruppen aus Der Mano@
idurei, ipeldsr pertrasssemdB am 8.
Sftober itattfinben follte, tit barna9
ni6t gum 8ol5ug gefonmen. Die
biplpmatiid6e Welt tit ni6t iiberraI9t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07
SI.00 Will Make $500.

LOCO acres oil land in Chanute, Kas. oil dis
liict- company now forming 10 develop them
can take in n few on the ground tioo-. II YOU
want 10 be one of the iuclyy ones write for insie
information at once. This ad will not appear
aSa n: better act quickly: organization VIII be
competed m next ten days. Frank Brasler. Ffs-
City. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

sofa. ''-i MINI
WANTED Good, sound ,i-,e, ,,---.,.,,,, -
baLsa.n. - 2eil Franklin
wer horses 'sa barn ny 'Eh @ i2r horses driving or
rear residsnee. No al.. Morgan ST
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papos hSss @ nmed GTa %ai6ns dFyins and
nn me- y0H can Try horses bsfor huying cash or
~. - - i'''-s' 4'i" y h."ad"ay-
( At Bargain-An elegant handmade rubber
BARGAIN. For.o rot,ber.,5-,.i l,,,.,.
ana "aifieSs. -'-l Dickson
Il, BA,kliNlN-wg , Eocl worl, horses, dirt wagon
l4 II- I.- ..,SA- .E!--- i9', -! :. ,,.Ua!Iyay.
,,.., nAk6hiN; S@nti' 12!ah tamv broke driving
mrvs iarnos min .IIea ih5"m ut brand
EIy ,o,, ,,,.y.
Inee ,,, M H. H. iHh'p'Tj ~ and harness: first
T[y nom. o74 ,srrc ~. - = = --,--.i..
NV -.
~ mar storm huEGI and harness: go d con
~, 1-.r,,,1-, c.,
s,ii ihH I'LL, VI Stnnhope Wrishts: little used
Tt, lI,Tri5I!I ,-1,.-i, -,,.---
horse b5th ydilnr sound rgJ, 'l'S afiE,nS I'm,
ave.
I,t. .,I---1T.I-, ,,i--I------,7- -.
runebout. harness. J. Bark~sii. w6lii,si F:,i:
stanle-, COMPTON aud Park
EEAtTlFrL Young famly.hr hcrsc: high
SEM: -1r3he $l'5; Eent'o sailc pony. 81.
'Mo i'e ttbn.r-ni'1 rGnabIiis. 2'3i Morgan
,HERLINS storm huEE:.s. runahoute. spiders.
daced prices: everything goes. Erik Mattson. g221
r,,. ,,...,...-.- -------------
s-1 .;, u.'!Etlr; goa mHisG and mare So and
80 1t,i-S,' worth ~ -'s2 Lgks4n =.
cali snnd nIhiy h2rSe a ,;r vars old sound bargain
BLACK mare buggy and harness.
row W. MaSn- as!
Inquire 2ll5 Papin s' w.
BLACK combination saddIc ana d-i,.ir,. horse.
must sell Call to-day iTil Iottags nv. '''''
1T-Ag.Ii -or,ii,,,,I -.1,,l-, -, ,-,..,.--,-.
lG hands good mover: iaI5 bTakc: III: aIs6
nice sorreI runahout mare *s5: must seI s"ou
=1as X Grand
BRAND NEW. elegant two-wheel top ice cream
wagon, with awning cheap III Spric. :.
ER lZ11-1.z,V- i,,,,c7- -
license for one year will scIl far cost. cali and
Buy good youns delivery horse: good puller:
So: must sell. 1914 Cherokee.
CARRIAGES and wagons ua.nted: drst.c!ass
work John COOK. 2-21 Wash An. { 1881.
Leonard.
wagons SO 4 Eigh,b - '"'" ""s'H' wv '-p
= = LIS 81
harness; will sell separate 5l69 " Washinefof
-. -
mule. from Madison III: must b. sold AlpIy
=.-s CaSs ave.
TrnSss s.. poie for bYsr r sSTrI snriI pyssy; s
2Ib2 Caroline st.
COMFLETE rclIIl1g cuf1t 5F7i : Ti777a-
way.
CUT-UNDER top wagon. with doors in back-
s.. cut-undsr surrey vita curtains: good CON
diiien. S6'- SS*is Olive -.
DRAFT ana mediunl-sized work delivery or
driving horses and mare wagon nIr,l.ss bIicry
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pAMRON HOUSE. Carni Ill. ground. build
ing and furniture complete. title perfect. Mrs.
Il. Damrun, CarIn! Ia.
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CONFECTIONERY and lunchi oom. splendid 10
cstton; worlds Fair lease, doing SIS to SsD
day: chance Of a lifetime. X 262 Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

CONFECTIONERY notion ana cigar store,
With laundry branch that pays rent. good loca-
tion; viii invoice. cheap for cash. Z 800. Re
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

WElI.-FI -RNISHED boarding and roOminr
house. n good light rooms: :ent S2i. income $780,
n-healtn causes bargain. Willis No-ll. gd9
Chestnut.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

CONFECTIONERY. ice cream cigar: clean;
nice. fixtures cost $500. sell S2.5. So down; best
vet. ahl6 \. Enurfeenth chernlSsr cars
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

DRUG Sture-Fine corner. centrally located
established 70 years: excellent prescription trade.
desirable Hat above store. prce $3.50. Glascock.
ST
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DOWNTOWN established gents furnishing
store. with lease: must sell at once. NJ ~ Re
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

NICELY furnished fve-room fat; rent only SO:
price $50. ensy terms: other good places. Willis
a \u-,u. Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

FOR Sae-lNt Jvplin. No. cits OF s5,t-'5 in
hebtants. an VStsbli-h-d ,iFN goods business. cor
sJae. .-NIlU. hest oyatlon In the city
two stules high: Will ..quire casn capital II .Zs.
0lo. sales amount uf Si1S.mU Annually can
be safely inquired on. rhe merchants Of Jppiih
draw Iargv trade ;rrS the surrounding 6uun-
Louis. Mo
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

DO YOU want a nice little drug store Only
one In town. Write to Box s.. Taneyville. Mo
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

ICE cream lunch: summer garden trans
Ter corner. 500 month income: sell building and
business $1,000 half cash ,ilascuck, :#1t Chest
nut.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-07

MEAT and Vegetable Market-Hirh-clas fam
ilS trade. Income 81 ~ monthly. price Sl.O)0.
with good horse and wagon. Willis " Ncell,
V9 chestnut
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CENTRAL Home Protective Association desires
u "nEhGt superintendent office manager.
active "Nr-rience acquaintance with central dis
llct. between Jefferson and Grand avenues 2nt
interest in oar wolk necessary Address with
particulars do not calD. room 90 Lac:rde build
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WILLIS & NOEL,

Can sell any good business. town or country
,ail anu see US first, save You time and
money; established 1896. Write. call or phone
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

SMALL grocery bargain cash or invoice. 72i
Manchester. '' 'N' :" e
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FlNE-fANiNG boarding house. ID toOus. ~
boar,ieis; - dsiiN. best reasons fur selling
write once X i6l. Republic.