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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
a TEXAS w0NBEa.

One small bottle of the Texas Wonder.
Halls Great Discovery. cures all kid
ney and bladder troubles. removes gravel.
cures diabetes. seminal emissions, weak
and lame backs. rheumatism and ali ir-
recuiaiit.es OF the kidneys ana bladder In
both men and women: regulates bladder
troubles in Children. Ii not sold by your
. er7is cisf IL will be sent by mail on receipt
of 81 One small bottle is two months
ireaimen; and seldom fails to perfect
care Dr. E W. Hall. sole manufacturer
p o. Box IS. ST. Louis. Aio. Send for testi-
monials. Sold by all druggists. Office. 22s5l
Cli-e street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
Brownlo~ Sexton Brought Back.

Brownlow Sexton, a negro, formerly a
Deputy Sheriff. was brought from Chicago
to st. Louis yesterday to answer a charge
Of perjury growing out of testimony al
legged to have been given in the trial Of
Detective Andrew Gordon. charged with the
killing of William Garner. n negro. Sex
ton was apprehended on information OBJ
tanned by Gordon. who. It is said. traced
the fugitive for several months, finally To-
eating him in Chicago. Detective John
Finan brought Sexton to ST. Louis. An In
dictmelt has already been returned by the
Grand Jury.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
MAY Divert Grain Crop.

Kansas City. July 1S-Grainmen here are
viewing with alarm what they term the dif-
ferent attitude of the local railroads in the
matter OF handling the wheat crop of the
Southwest, which soon will begin to move.
and assert that the railroads will try to
divert the grain to other points. The local
terminals of most of the roads entering
Kansas City have been blocked more or
less since the food.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
SHEPHERD RETAINS COUNSEL.
Kansas City lawyer Offers to De,
fend Warrensburg Editor.
REPCRLIC SPECIAL.

CBLlC SPEClAL.
Warrensburs No, July ls.-Eiitor ]. NJ.
Shepherd OF the StandErd-Herald of this
city. who is cited 10 appear before the
State Supreme Court July 90 TO show cause
why he should not be in contempt of court
for visiting an editorial. June ls criticising
the supreme Court, to-day engaged State
Senator y. NJ. Bradley TO defend him in the
contempt proceedings.
Tonight Mr.. Shepherd received & message
from Kansas City stating that Alexander
G. New OF the law firm Of karnes. New &
ErsCthoff OF that city proGsred his services
free of charge to defend him before the Su-
f,-a,rneh Court
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
Fire in ChemicnI storehou..

Fire Of unknown origin wholly destroyed
a frame building and the contents belonging
to the Herf & Frerichs Chemical Company,
at the foot of Neosho street, at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The damage will
reach $1,000 and is covered by insurance.
The building contained large quantity of
stock-some OF which was highly infiam-
n,able Several explosions occurred while
the fireme1 We're fighting the flames. but
none was injured. Nine engine companies,
brought TO the scene by two alarms, were
required to eXtinguish the blaze.
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specializing in -four
Howard says he came to ST. Louis March
~. and for awhile was employed by the
Washburn-P1lsbury Milling Company, at
NO. SIS Spruce street He has been with
ort work. he says for several weeks.
Howard was arrested at the Spring ave-
nue. car sheds by Detectives Cullen and
Moran He had been boarding at No 21u3
North Spring avenue since his arrival in
st. Louis. He is "a years old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
Innes Departs for ST. Louis.


Kansas City. Mo. July is.-The departure Of
lines and his hand from Kansas City tonight
for the Suburban Garden in ST. Louis was the
signal fer an outburst of popular applause. The
band was scheduled to give its last concert in
Electric Park and a tremendous crowd was out
The sncores came thick ard fast and soon il
was nearly train tine. Sending men aboard for
his baggage, lnn-s kept right playing, and
after giving "Star-Spangled Banner and Aud
Lang Syne" toovatioas OF cheers, he started his
own march. Prince Charming and led his men
from the sounding she'll through the streets to his
waiting train. About 500 followed the band
cheering every block through the dusty way.
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Mexican Central Statement.

Central Railway Company for the second
week in July shows an increase Of s132 on
oyer the same period last year, the earnings
over the earnings for the first two weeks in
July. 1892. amounts to s2oi. AS. the earnings
for the first two weeks in July this year
amounting to seq eSi.
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Minister prowned Mt Ardmore.

EEPU BIC SpECIAL.
Ardnore. l. T. July iS.-The Reverend
William Stout. Methoaist minister OF
Marietta yesterday. was attacked with
cramps and drowned. Two companions
who were with him were unable to render
assistance. As soon as the body can be
found it will be taken TO Gainesville, Tex,
for burial.
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Kan.n. Soldiers Reunion.

Z
Topeka. kas.. July 1s.-Department Com
mander a. W. Smith Of the Kansas C. A
R. to-day received acceptances from George
w Peck and General John c. Black Of
Chicago 10 speak n the State soldiers re-
union at Lawrence. September Ii Mr..
PeSks subject Will be Abraham Lincoln"
General Black will talk about Prairie
Grove a famous battle in which he par
t!cipaisl
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Searching for Boy. Body.

For a week the search for the body Of Joseph
Burichter OF No. i+IS North Tenth street who
was drowned on Saturday. July II. has continued.
without results August surichter. father Of the
boy. has offered reward os 50 for the recovery
Of the body. and to-day large party Of the
from Baden where the drowning occurred. 20 AZ
far south o. the city as tho se2rchsrs may be
able to so before night
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
Old Woman struck by Car.

Mrs. Mary Kelly, Go years old. was struck
and badly injured by Broadway car while
attempting to cross the street in front OF
No. 1022 North Broadway last night. She
by Doctor ". T. Clark. who found that enc
had suffered two scalp wounds, lcera-
ton on the left arm and internal injuries.
Mrs. Kelly was removed to her home. No.
ll3l North Broadway.
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READ THIS.

St. Louis. Mo. April 20, 1903
This is TO certify that / have been cured
Of Kidney and bladder trouble by the use OF
one bottle of the Texas NoaGer. and l can
ehcertully recommend 1t to others suffering
with kidney and bladder troubles. l have
gained % POUNDS since using l.. Yours truly
". L CORDEII.. sttS Olive s.
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RFPCRIlC SPECIAL,
Harrisburg. lii. July IS-Daaiel Rude. Il
years old. whose home is 81 Cot.aSl Town
ship. was adjudsei insane hers today and
taken to the asylum 1T Anna. H. His AZ
Fiction is the result 3 fsat prlSiT,t.on Il
few days ago while working In the harvest
Held.
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negro Charged With Larceny.

was arrested yesterday. charged with the theft
Of $40 from O. L Warner; who conducts =. q
is said. was formerly employed waiter At
Warmers place. Warner says he will apply foe
a warrant.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
GREECE WILL TAKE PART IN FAIR.
Small Countries Asked to Make Ac-
ton Unauimnus.

Hawkins Taylor. Exposition representa-
tive. cabled yesterday from Florence, Italy.
that Greece had accepted the invitation to
take part in the Worlds Fair, and that Mr..
Gacchri was appointed Commissioner.
Mr.. Taylor Is one of the Exposition repre-
sentatives who are being hurried to all the
smaller nations of the earth to secure ac-
ceptances of participation. It is the desire
of President Francis that the list Of par
ticipatinE countries shall include every ma
ton worthy Of being represented.
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Edwin C. Austin IS months old. infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Edwin S. Austin of No. 1859
Page avenue. died Yesterday Of Inflammation OF
the bowels after a short Illness The funeral will
take place at Butler. No.. Monday.
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McGrath Appointed Foreman.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bloomington, ILL.,. July 1s.-Thomas Nc
Grath, late an engineer on the |. c. out
of Memphis, has been appointed general
road foreman of the equipment of the Frisco
system, with headquarters at Memphis and
Birmingham
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National Guard Special.

A special train with about 800 officers and
men of the First Regiment Of the National
Guard Of Missouri left here last night at
$50 over the Burlington route TO attend tho
National Encampment at Lake Contrary.
st. Joseph.
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Director of Exhibits Skif intends TO sail
for Europe shortly for the benefit of his
health and that Of Mrs. Skiff, who is now
abroad
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HoLMAN-cAMPRELL

Flora, Ill. July is-Miss Grace Campbell and
Mr.. Delbert Holman of Louisville, KY. were
married here by the Reverend NJ Spragg last
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UNIVERSITY
BILLS GO BY
They Are Set for for Final
Action on February 24th.
REPORT ALUMNI MEASURE
REPORT ALUMNI MEASURE
Mr.. Baker Gets Adverse Report on the
Westmoreland Oyster BiIIs-To
Elect the New Circuit Judges.
Committee Meetings.

The House Committee on Schools and
Colleges held n BRIEF session yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of considering
the various bills relating to the Univer.
sity of Virginia, and after speech by
Judge j. b. Sener. OF Washington, D. c.,
reported the bill charterlng the Alumni
Association OF the institution, and post
poned the. consideration OF tho bills ore
nting an executive head for the Un!yer.
sity until Tuesday, February Gath. at 4
o'clock p, NJ
In addition to the members of tho
committee cere were present large
number Of prominent lawyers and other
professional men, members Of the alumni
OF tho University.
Judge SeIier, who Is president of tho
State Alumni Association. spoke strong
ly for the bin which charters the Assoc
citation, and which has already passed
the Senate. IIe was 81 distinguished Hg.
ure as he sat In q big chair addressing
the committee and pounding the table In
front of him vigorously With his fist,
When Judge Sener had concluded his re-
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COL. FORBES COMES
THERE ON A VISIT

Colonel w. w. Forbes, formerly post
master OF Richmond and one Of the few
surviving members of the Virginia Con-
venuon of 1S60-'Gl, Is In the city at Muir
phys Hotel. He now resides in Buck
ingham county and is here visiting old
friends, greeting new ones and generally
enjoying himself His form Is as erect,
his eye as bright and his mental power
Is unabated.
Colonel Forbes Is one OF tho few sur
vivors Of the stirring times Of 1S60-'6l,
when Virginians sat in councu to deter
mine their rights to statehood. FTe Is
over eighty-flve years OF age, hut pos
sesses all Of his old-time vgor and llu-
NOR.
The Colonel was postmaster in Rich
'mond soon after the Civil War.
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TO IMP ROVE
SEMMES ST.
Street Committee Has Practi-
cally So Decided.
CLoPToN IMPROVEMENTS
Fire Commissioners Issue Building
Permits-OIympia Club to CeIe-
brate Fifth Anniversary,-County
Supervisors - Cantata.
lie Tlmes-Dlspatch Bureau,

F., j
It was practically decided by the Street
Committee last night that large amount
of the appropriation to that committee
would be spent ip permanent improve
raepts to Semmes and Stockton Streets.
These two streets, 1t was conceded, were
badly In need of Improvement, especially
tho former, and 1t Is quite certain that a
Ane gravel road-bed will BIO given each,
Representatives of manufacturing con-
Germs on Fourteenth Street appeared be-
fore tho committee to ask that something
be done to the road-bed Of that, street
from Stockton to Hull At present 1t Is
in such condition that brcls-haung
from the yards on that street Is done
with difficulty.
The committee has only s2i at Its dis
posal at this time and the matter was
Deferred until after the passage of the
budget by the Council, A subcommittee
was appointed. however. tosylsit the place
I-ad alaa to look over the ground on Maury
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trip were Messrs. Bowen, Hewlett and

trip were Mcssrs. Bowen, Hewlett and
Taylor.
1t is quite probable that the company
will secure site and erect either barns
or a repair, shop in Manchester. Two
sites are now under consideration.
MR. BAIRD BURNED.
While at work yesterday morning at
the Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works.
on Belle Isle, Mr.. John Baird was pain
fully burned about the face. He was
treated by. DR.. Ingram who Is Of the
opinion that. while his eyes were badly
burned. he will not lose the sight
JUNIOR CELEBRATION.
Davis Council Of Juniors celebrated the
thirteenth anniversary last night. at
mond, delivered an address. Besides the
members of the council there We're
many visitors from the other coun-
ellis of Manchester and Richmond This is
ono of the most prosperous councils in
the city,
The entertainment last night was very
enjoyable. Besides the speech-making
there was splendid display Of refresh
ments.
CONCERT AND CANTATA.
Bainbridge-street Baptist Church was
crowded last night by an audience that
most thoroughly enjoyed the concert and
choir, consisting Of Miss Mitchell, Mrs
Rowe, Mr. Trlbbett and Mr. Crump
with Mr.. Manly B. Ramos as accom-
PIANIST. The programme: Professional
march. Mr. Ramos; Festival Te Deum,
quartette; Chopln's Melody, In D flat.
Mr.. Ramos; the Prodlgal, Miss Mitchell;
Grand Offertorie. No. 4. Mr.. Ramos;
Face to Face, Mrs. Rowe. Cantata, 1.-THE
Peace Of Jerusalem" quartette,
4 Culta n reOliyp1 from tha
entertainment
SMALL TALK.
Mrs. J. T., Canada was reported as
no worse last night.
a large Bible class has been organized
by Secretary McKee, of tn Y. M, G.
A., among the men at the Southern
shops, The class meets at noon every
Wednesday,,
Tho smallpox patients at Sixth and
Marx Street have about recovered.
Mr., r. w, smithie, of Richmond, sue
ceeds the late Mr., Palmer. as manager
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany In Manchester.
First honors We're received for January
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between Ninth and Twelfth Streets, and
Fifteenth Street. with the view of being
q bic to make recomm endations when the
proper time comes. The committee en-
braces Messrs. Barrett, Ferguson and
Grissett.
The bids for street work were laid on
tile table until tho next meeting, and the
report of the City Engineer was received
and placed on file, with the suggestion tina
1t he read at the next meeting.
A special meeting Of the committee will
be held In the next ten days or two weeks,
at the suggestion of Mr.. Barrett, at which
time the public will be invited to appear
before the committee to speak and make
suggestions in reference to street improve
ments.
Those present at the meeting were
Messrs. Patram, Sampson, Ferguson, Bar
rctt. Hooker, Wakefield and Grissett, City
Engineer Lipscomb was also present.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The fire commissioners met last night
ard granted permit for the erection OF
blacksmith shop at Seventh and Rail-
road Streets, building at, Seventeenth
and Stockton Streets, the raising of the
house and the addition thereto of kltch-
EN- at Fourteenth and Perry Streets.
WATCH RECOVERED.
The watch lost by Miss Bette A1orri
sett several days ago was recovered by
her brother, Mr.. Willie Morrisett. yes
terday afternoon from colored man
named Dock Woolrich who found 1t.
Information was received by Mr. Morrl-
set from n friend of the finder. the lat
ter saying he did not know where to take
the watch.
OLYMPIA CLUB.
A called meeting OF the Olympia Club
will be held at Olympia Hall over Moore
& Burkes, at Fifteenth and Hull Streets.
Tomorrow night to make arrangements
for tho celebration Of the fifth anniver-
sary Of tho club, The proposed summer
outing will also BIO MAPPED out.
SUPERVISORS TAKE A TRIP,
The County Supervisors of Chesterfield
took trip over the Richmond and Peters,
burg electric line from Manchester yes
terday. The trip was made In company
With General ,Alanag ger HUFF and several
officers OF the road for tho purpose of in
spectlns the county road, Manager Hufr
said his company would put the road
in good condition as soon as the weat or
became settled, The commissioners on the
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PNEUMONIA.

This is ono of the most dangerous and
often fatal Diseases 1t always results
from a cold or from an attack OF tho
grip, Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
quickly cures these diseases and COUNTER
acts any tendency toward pneumonia.
ills made especially for these and SINH
lar ailments, and can always be depended
upon, For sale by all druggists,
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Mr.. Bowers Condition.

There was no material change yesterday
In the condition of Mr. John Bowers. who
Is critically dill. His physician, Dr.
Isaiah Fl. White. last night said his pa
tent was very i'll man. but the doclor
had nothing further to state as to his
condition.
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marks. which were exceedingly interest
ing, Mr.. De Courccy Thorn, q prominent
alumnus from Baltimore Md, spoke
briefly In advocacy Of the bill, certain
portions of which he sought to amend
No amendments were put on, however,
and the bill was approved in executive
session as 1t come from the Senate
1t Incorporates the General Assocla-
tlon, which 1t allows to create branch
associations. 1t will likely pass the
House.
When the several bills relating to the
creation of an executive head for the
University We're reached they We're, on
motion Of Mr. West. passed by. and fixed
for final consideration on February oath
at o'clock p. NJ
Congressman Carter Glass, Hon. Eppa
Hunton, Jr., and other members Of the
Board Of Visitors were on hand to be
heard, but did not desire to speak until
the committee was ready to finally dis
pose of the matter. The chair stated
that 1t was not tho purpose OF the COM
mittee to pass finally upon It until after
the Campbell-C wford investigation,
and so It went over until the date named
above.
Mr.. Thorn had indicated his purpose to
sneak for the composite board bill Of
fered by Mr.. West (by requesD, and
there many present to advocate the
measure offered by Mr.. Boaz.
F.. i . = i .
Hon. G. Conway Baker. OF Westmore-
land county, who Is much Interested N
the defeat of the bill offered by Mr.. Ed
wards, of West Point, to confine the
lease of certain natural oyster rocks TO
parties who had made application for
them at time when they We're omitted
from tho Baylor Survey. appeared be-
fore tho Committee on the chesapeake
and Its tributaries yesterday In opposl-
ton to the substitute offered by Mr..
Davis, of Petersburg. Mr.. Baker claim
ed, first that the substitute In an In
siduous manner attempted under the
gnse of general law attempted to ac-
complsh special Legislation for private
parties, tho effect of which will be to
undo all the good accomplished by the
act which added these productive
grounds to tho natural rocks Of the
State, Second that the substitutes
We're not genuine their titles and en-
acting clauses being radically differently
and should not he reported as a substi-
tute. Thirdly Mr.. Baker presented pc
titlons signed ~ somewhere In the
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neighborhood Of 200 Of the citizens OF his
county, including the treasurer and his
TWO deputies, one Of the supervisors, the
Commissioner Of the Revenue and his
deputy the COMMUNICATING attorney
and clerk Tha meeting referred to In
the last issue which endorsed Mr.. Bak-
er's action, was presided over by the
treasurer OF tho county. DR.. r, II. Stu
art. and was attended by a large NUM-
Der of farmers and merchants, and de-
clares that nine-tenths Of the citizens Of
Westmoreland approve Mr.. Bakers and
senator Walkers position of the Guess
ton. The committee reported the bill
with the recommendation that It do NOT
pass. =. -
Senator Barksdale will likely OFFER in
the Senate to-day resolution providing
for the election OF the new circuit Judges
by the Legislature at some early date,
The Judges were nominated some time
ago by the caucus and later on their
terms We're fixed, Senator Barksdale
thinks that while they do not take office
until next january, they may as we'll be
elected before tho rush of business in
the Legislature becomes so great.
The Senate Committee on Fish and
Game met yesterday afternoon and a greed
to report the game bills offered by
Messrs, Christian. L.eake. and Powers
The bills are now on the House calendar
and will likely piss both houses with
some slight notifications.
Messrs Sebrell, Lacy and LassIter, who
We're appointed a committee on the part
Of the House to attend tho funeral Of
the late Hon. w. 3. Clarke. OF surry,
returned from their sad mission last
last night. The funeral took place at
surry Courthouse and the interment was
at Bacon's Castle. The House members
sent lover a handsome floral design for
tho occasion yesterday.
The House Committee on Counties,
Cities and Towns yesterday fayorably re-
ported the bill to allow the BOARD OF
Supervisors OF Amelia county to aid In \
the construction of a monument to tho
Confederate soldiers OF that county, and
to permit Its erection on the courthouse
square,
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by Arthur Monroe, Loran Haddock,
Cleveland Nunnally and Benjamin
Kitchener at Professor Lottners night
class.
Mr.. q. p Nunnally. No. III Decatur
Street, is improving slowly, after an
attack of appendicitis
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PINK CARNATIONS.

IS cents per dozen, Roses. Cut Flowers,
Volets. etc. Bouquets, Designs and Cut
Flowers shipped to any polnt,
w, A. HAMMOND,
No. 107 Dast Broad Street.
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WANTED. A POSITION AS CASHIER,
entry clerk or office work by bright In
telligent lady Of experience reference
Mr.. w. S. Copeland. Room 10. Times
Building). Address CASHIER" care
this office.
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WANTED, A POSITION AS TEACHER
during spring months; have had success
for further information address Box IL.
Umbra. Va.
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A FIRST-CLAsS LADY sTENOGRA-
pher desires a position; have had nearly
quaintcd with general office work Ad-
dress EXPERIENCE. care this office.
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A LADY OF REFINEMENT. DESIRES
a position as companion or to teach Eng
lish. Music and Languages. Miss
Va.
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WANTED, A POSITION AS COMPAN-
ion or nurse to an invalid lady or child.
or convalescent attendant; have had
some experience in nursing; references
exchanged. Address s. o. p, Carrier
8. Petersburg, Va.
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SEVENTH AND
Broad Streets and the fire on Tuesday
POC1SETBOOK.5 containing two IS bills
and memorandum book. Five dollars re-
ward: owner can Identify. Leave at
ward.
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WANTED BY A BRIGHT BOY OF 15,
office work; can give good reference
from last place. Address WESLEY
MCCOY. 9l4 North Thirty-sixth Street.