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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
HOTlCE0,
ConiAl, County Clerk or the RESP ,t
46ltrs tor iIrlGer n;Ouaati0u.

asiltr3 tor iJrlbrr lniUua1t0u.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Pro
hfAe DIVISION. ia and fox Salt Lake
lltmty STATE OH U,an In the matter 0t
DO estate Of Jamca n. Day, Deceased
hotce The pvuuOH OF Lucy Day. wd0w
90 James III. gay deceased. pru.us Tor
z Summary distribution % hal, juo SAID
Lucy Day and Viola Day. L0illo Day
Joseph D. Day Golden Day, minor chu-
dreu OF aid deceased and asiurg Tor the
distribution OF the residue ut sad estate
% the said named persons, has been set
for hearing on Friday, the ian day Of
September A. ID 1898, az 10 q dock a, "a.
dt the County Court House, In tho Court
Room of laid Court In salt Lake Guy.
salt Lake County Utah,
Nitutsb the Clerk OF said Cour, With
.he suu thereof amNed this gilh day u
Acgugf A. y, 1913
t6cah JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
lly j. Z, EldrClg,, Jr. Deputy Clerk.
stewart a Stewart, Attorneys for Pc
udcngE
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Stake Secretary

Stake Secretary.
Opening Hymn "Swcet Sabbath
School Csong Book. p1ge IN,
Hymn Book, page l4lJ
Congregation.
Prayer ,...,...,................
Hymn Far Far Away on Judoa's
Ilal0Si tSOng Book mage 1876.
Hymn Book page 1919
Congregation.
lntroGuctory Remarks .......... ...
Stake Superintendent.
Singing. peace. be SUll" (SonF Book.
page 2lS)
co...., Copgi'sa,loa, a.,
Three Witnesses"
Second intermediate Department,
Ninth Ward.
Selection, "The Chliren's Friend"
.u.,.., ........,.,.... Adams
Seventeenth ana Nineteenth Ward
Schools
Concert Recitation "Thc Bcatltudes'
Combined Schools Conducted by Ell
ger Hugh b Folsom.
stake Secretary.
Duet. "Sweet Summer Tide" 800. White
Basil and Alton Kent Twonty.eighth
Ward Sunday School.
Remarks Observation-Disclosures.
Members Of tho General Board.
Hymn "Our Home IN the Mountains
(Song Book. page ISL. Hymn
Book. page 1851
Renediction ....,......... ......
Conductor. Chorister Alvin A. Beesley
Orgauist ...... Prof John j. Mcclellan
and select orchestra.
OF fifteen well known local artists who
have kindly volunteered their SER
vices for this occasion
r,,,,,,,.oo,, o-o,,o,,
ar HNNoON SESSlON'
Continuation OF the conference with
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CALCULATOR, J. II. cRocKwELL
sH z'th 81 Telephone ASK.

The Daily and Saturday News
delivered by carrier Any complaints as
70 service VIII be promptly rectihed by
the clrculator
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THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH.

Or UIAN,
SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph r. Smith, President
VIM. n. Preston, Vice President
Charles s Burton, Cashier
Henry 7. McEwan. Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
Heber J. Grant. Iehor NJ Wells
Joseph f. Smith. byron Groo.
Chas S, Burton, James D Murdoch.
VIM. II, Breston, Isaac Barton,
A. W Carlson.
Commercial Banking IN all us branches
Accounts Solicited.
Special Attention Given TO Country Trade.
H. s. HIS, President
Moses Thatcher. Vice President
II. s. Young, Cashier
Edgar s. Hills, Assistant Cashier
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PROVO.
BEFORE JUDGE HART.
John Morse Dies In Mental Hospital %
Garden City News Notes.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co.. aug. 29,--ln the
case Of Bengt Johnson VS. Frank j.
Tucker which was heard before Judge
Hart judgment was rendered in favor
Of defendant, no cause Of action.
The case of Bengt Johnson VS. Abra-
ham, involving the title to 10 acres OF
land the evidence was heard and ar
guments viii be submitted by briefs.
Hannah Rechnitzer VS. Sprlngvilie, ct
al; case dismissed as to Il. A. Deal
without prejudice on motion of plain
tifY
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JUDGEs OF EXHIBITs.

The board OF control OF the 1lth Irfi-
CATION Congress has selected tile fol-
lowing gentlement 10 act as the Judges
of ali eXnipits at the congress- Freder-
lex Taylor, Of the agricultural depart
ment of the ST. LOUIS exposition. The
editor Of the Chicago Tribune a. Nc
Pherson, Idaho state fruit inspectors
and Col. II c. Bosch, Of the Lewis *
Clark exposition.
Expert chemists from the Utah. Ne
braska, California, Colorado and Ore
gon. agricultural experiment stations
VIII make the tests Of the sugar oeeis
attbt,,ittpd
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Ask your grocer for Royal Bread. II
IS pure, The label with the crown on
every loaf.
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II. C. HANSEN DEAD.

Dawson county in the same state, an
nounclng 20 delegates to represent that
gpqtinn
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BRIEFS AND PERSONAL

Henry Turner has returned from a
successful business trip through Idaho.
Miss Clara McGonagle has returned
to Winnemucca, New, to resume her
position In the public schools OF that
place,
Sheriff Josephson Of Brigham city
Mrs. r. Walker, accompanied by her
mother, left for California today on a
pleasure trip,
The various canning factories
throughout the county commenced their
seasons run on tomatoes this week.
Willis r. Beardsley of the irrigation
congress was In Salt Lake yesterday in
the interest of It's success.
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ENcouRAGING LETTERs.

The board Of control OF the Irrigation
congress continues TO receive encour-
aging letters from all sources, In which
the writer's congratulate the board on
the outlook and promise all the assist
ance possible to make the congress one
of the most successful yet held. A let
ter was received this morning from
Henry Altenbrand, president Of the
Manhattan, Mont, Mating Co., In which
he asks for space for an exhibit OF bar
ley and oats raised under irrigation.
This company grows the celebrated
Saale barley and hopes to be able to
land the $500 prize offered by Capt
Pabst Of Milwaukee, MIR. Altenbrand is
also president Of the West Gallatin lrri-
cation company. one Of the biggest Of
such concerns IN the west Letters have
also been received from the Union SUI
Car Co.. Of san Francisco, which will
make an exhibit, and from Governor
,Iohn Sparks Of Nevada, who names 20
delegates to the congress. also from
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pRIzEs FOR HONEY.

The board has also decided to give a
fine gold medal as first prize for the
finest exhibit of honey and $40 for sec
ond prize. The honey will be judged as
10 It's clearness and purity.
The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected 10 take charge OF the general en-
tertainment to be given on the eVenins
Of September 10 at kiesels new hall'
j. l.. clark, II. G.. Tavey O. Is, Getson'
+. j. Kiesel, W. Il. Wedell and George
NJ Hanson.
Governor John Morrison OF Idaho,
has written the board that he VIII at
tend the congress and deliver an address
and that 20 delegates TO attend nave
been selected by him.
y A long letter has been received
~ tho fTH on teadquarters' from
Hon. David II. Moffat Of Denver eX-
pressing his deep regrets al not being
able to attend the congress, through
press Of business.
A communication was received from
Governor Wells stating that ), T.
whitaker. director general OF the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition commission
for Utah. win assist in securing fne
fruit exhibit for Utah The governor VIII
be present to deliver the address OF vel
come 10 the officers and delegates Of the
Irrigation congress.
Governor Wells, has JUS, returned
from California, He enthused the fruli
growers there on the necessity OF their
having a fine fruit exhibit, In order ia
maintain their laurcls. The exhibit was
assured.
HITCH IN SCHOOL CoNsoL1DA-
TON.
About two months ago A vote OF the
residents OF the southwestern part oil
the county was taken TO decide as 10
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate DIVISION, iu ana Tor Salt Lake tOuu-
Ey, state OF Utah. An the matter Of tho
estate OF Harry G. Evans. Deceased, Mo-
uCe,-Ihe petition OF Agncs r. Evans.
plA! .ng lor the Issuance TO herself "
leUcts Of administration In the estate Of
marry {, Evans, deceased has been set
tol nearing on Friday. the 18th day Of
september A y, 1919, at 10 o'clock an.
NJ the County Court House, hi the Court
Room 0f sad Court, In salt Lake City,
SAT- Lake County Utah.
witness the clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 18th day OF
lsealJ JOHN JAMES. Clerk.
Wilson & Smith. Attorneys Tor Petit
toner
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake COun-
fy, state OF Utah. In the matter of the
estate ana guardianship OF Edward Z.
Ferry, an incompetent person. Notice.
The petition OF W. Montague Ferry and
Edward stewart Ferry the guardians Of
the persons and estate OF Edward i.
Ferfy, an incompetent person, praying
for an order OF sale Of real property OF
sald lncompetent person, and that al per-
sons interested appear before the said
Court to show cause why an order should
not be granted to sell so much as shall DO
NN- -N-N4 ~ lHE AoNoNlls utoVilDtN Ittl
estate Of said incompetent person. to-wlt;
An undivided one-fcurth Interest in the
Arthur and "Conkln" lode mining
claims, situated In Uintah Mining Dis
trict, IN SUMMIT County State OF Utah
has been set for hearing on Friday. the
ith day bt September. A. u, 100, at ten
o'clock a. m at the County Court House
In the Court Room Of said Court. In Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah
Witness the Clerk Of said Court, with
the seal thereof affixed thfs 2lGt day Of
August. A. y. 1893.
(SeaO JOHN JAMES
Clerk
~ J. Y. Ellredge, Jr.. Deputy Clerk
j. 7. Richards, Attorney,
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ToMoRRows MEETINGS.

The conference proper conyeues In
the Tabernacle NO 10 q. m. tomorrow,
when q is expected upwards of 10000
Sunday school workers, the greater
part Of them children, VIII assemble
and take part in the exercises As
hitherto announced the schools viii
march from their respective districts
In q body ard will take their places IN
the Tabernacle In the order OF their
arrival. the early schools getting the
best seats There win also be a meet
ing at r. M and an officers and
teachers meeting IN the Assembly hall
az p. m. During the conference all
sunday school officers and teachers
win wear badges. the general and stake
boards n white badge the superlntend-
ents and assistants a blue one and 9TH
er officers and teachers a red badge
The full program Tor the day Is as fol-
lows
MORNING SESSION
Standing Roll Call OF Stake Odieers
and Schools .,,,u.,,,,,.,,..,..
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

Advertisements Tor the Daily, Saturday
and semi-Weeky News accepted on the
same terms as at the Salt Lake office.
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ELDER GEORGE NJ. CANNON

Elder Geo, NJ Cannon Of the general
board spoke briefly on the card playing
evil and solicited the aid Of Sunday
school superintendent to suppress Il,
He called. attention TO the counsel OF
the Prophet Of the Lord on the sub
ject and admonlshed all to heed Il.
He said that not only does President
Joseph r. Smith speak very forceful
and pointedly on the subject, but
President Young counseled against
card playing as also other Church
leaders, and II Is now desired that the
Sunday schools put forth an effort to
correct the evil,
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LABOR DAY PARADE.

The labor unions parade and forma-
ton OF the same for Labor day Sept.
Z promises to be one OF the finest pa
rades ever seen in ogden. Elaborate
preparations are under way.
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SECRETARY PIPER SPEAKS.

bLNlNHi AM 1 EN- 81 IAhCt
General Secretary Geo. d. Pyper
next spoke, Offering some good advice
IN regard TO music and marching. He
said that children could do better
marching to music they are familiar
with than strange music, therefore he
urged Sunday school music entirely.
He also suggested more attention to
teaching the children the words Of the
songs as they win catch the tune more
readily afterwards.
sUPT JOSIAH BURROWS.
Supt Burrows spoke OF the i'm
proved showing made by the schools
this season IN the matter OF holding
the si5 prayer meeting. the super
intendents' council meetings and an
nual conferences. also the favorable
reports Of benefits derived from the
use OF the lesson statements. and made
an especial appeal Ia those not IN line
90 az once introduce these features that
they, too. may advance with the ma
jority and get the benefits to be derived
By so doing. He said our Juvenile
subscription Is open 10 improvement.
All Sunday school workers should be
subscribers and search lis columns Tor
the counsel and instruction they con-
tain.
Lord Dismiss Us" was sung and an
adjournment was taken until Sunday
az 10 a. m. IN the Tabernacle.
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ASSURE SUCCESS
Of CONGRESS.
Handsome Contributions from
Prest. Joseph F. Smith and
Other Salt Lake Citizens.
APPOINT JUDGES OF EXHIBITS.
Hitch in County School Consolidation
Board Of EducatiOn-LabOr
Day Parade,

Mr.. Kiesel, chairman Of the executlv.
committee OF the Irrigation Congress re.
ceived yesterday from Salt Lake, con-
tributlons to the amount Of 81, 45O Ac-
companylng a check for 81 800 was the
following letter from President Joseph
i. Smith;
Office Of the First Presidency of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. a. 1908.
Hon, Fred j. Kiesel, Chairman Execu-
tive Committee, Eleventh National
Irrigation Congress- Ogden
Dear Mr. Kiesel; | take great pleas
ure In sending you herewith enclosed
check for $1,000, our contribution to-
wards defrayIng the expenses of the
eleventh National Irrigation congress
20 be held at Ogden on the 10, l6, II and
Is proximo, The contributors are as fol-
lows.
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with kind personal regards, l am,
yours very respectfully
(Signed,) JOSEPH F. SMITH
OTHER SALT LAKE DONORS.
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OGDEN, UTAH, AUG. go 1908.
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Sorlcr OF ALE ron SPECIAL TAKES

By A. l.. slmondi. Deputy.
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~ ]. Y. Eliredge, Jr.. Deputy Clerk
]. 7, Richards. Attorney.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. Ill., Dec. 3I.-Certhcates OF incor-
poration We're issued to-day by Secretary Of
state Rose follows:
The Bailey y Ford Dry Goods Company. Gal
va. capital, 5000: mercantile business. Incor-
lorators-N. i. Bailey. Morris NJ. Ford and
Dyer Ford.
IN. Ca:terville and B!s Muddy Coal Com
i.any. Cdrterrillci capital. $4,000: mining coal:
lncoip ,rators-W. a. ferrne. l. L. ferrine and
Thomas Johns.
:rne Chicago Hotel Company, Chicago: capital,
5000: 10 operate a hotel 1ncorporatOrs-Vin
cent J. Walsh. W. r. Apmadoc and J. n.
Swa-ts
The Continental Bridge Company, Chicago
capital $500: manufacture and construction OF
bridges ard metallic structures. IncOi2orators-
George +. Hoag. Harry Rogers and g /. Hines.
The Golden Creamery Association. Golden
capital. Ss,NAi manufacturing butter and cheese
lncoIporators.H- II. Enlmnga- Ira Reynolds
and John t.. Buss.
The Monticello Bulletin Company Monticello;
poiators-H, ". Buckle James Hicks and Frank
v niiatusch.
The oden Grain and Coal Company. odeli
capital. Slnv0J; dealing in grain and farm prod
lets. Incorporators-Conrad Trecker. owen Fee
han and John J.. Barry.
The W. Z. Cox Shoe Company, Evanston. cap
ital. $1,000; genera! mercantile and manufactuf
ing business. lncorporators-W. I. Cox. j. l.
Crawford and L. W Mc,'le.iand m
di rcrmmIni Imeresi Chicago; penevolent ana
social. Iucorporators-Antcnio D'Andiea. v IN
dovino and Antonio Ii Ca"era. IT.,
The Press Artists Association Chicago: seciai.
1ncorrorators-William SchmedtEen ihofhas "A.
u Shaughnessy and Charles k. Morria
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
MISSOURI.


jefferson City. Ne, Dec. sl.-sceretaTy OF state
S::.. h. Cook TODAY issued certiflcateS OF ihco'
roraticn TO the following companies: -,
stephens Horse and Mule supply company OIL
Kansas city; capital s2,"s. all paid. lncor-
posatois-Barbara \. Walker and tharies ~
stephens.
CuIporated Federal Mines Company Of Kan
sas city: capital $4,000 all paid. lncorporltors'
Newton Childs. Toward Wright. Edwin E. VIII
Stokes Bros. Land and Live stock Company OF OF
Maiden: capital $1,000. all paid. lncofpoiators
j. z. Luther. u. and Robert W, stokes
Stokes Bros Store Company of Maiden: caPi-
tai. SI5.00l. all paid. Incorporators-Aniz L.
Stokes Albert J. Baker, John L. Stokes and
others. =
National Brass Manufacturing Company OF
Kansas City. capital. slvn.0tA. ali paid. lncor-
pcra;ors-Albeit G. Hunt, w +. Prior. Henry Z.
SIIraGue and others. -. -
The Quincy. Omaha and Kansas City Raiiway
Company filed statement Of increase OF capital
stock from SlJ)0,G.u TO SG.'s0.epJ.
ST. LOUIS.
The Hamilton Brown Shoe Company yesterday
filed notice of an Increase Of It's capital from
81 OOlu uul TO Si,5Oo. 600. The assets rated at
s. CO.. 7ti 49, and the liabilities at si.2l OS6.
The BIanke x Hauk supply Company incor-
porated. with a capital Of s210.NS. There are $50
shares. at 500 each divided as follows: Louis
w Blarke. ST; William r. Blanke, So; Il. Riley
Hauk, So.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
BURIAL PERMITS.

homicide.
Mary Brockman. IS years. 5o2s shaw: dropsy.
Frank Ireland, ), years. 1913 Linden. con-
sumption.
Joseph chatt. A. years. 1851 South Twelfth
Adam Simon. So years. 42s4 Manchester: rheu-
Hugh Cullen ss years 2sn Montgomery; de-
Edward Brown s5 years. i222 Prairie, asthma
Agnes Cessell, 81 years. 1913 Dickson: ccnsump-
Mary F. wahs. ss years. sss St. Vincent;
pneumonia
John Collins. 6s years. City Hospital: pneu-
Mathew J.. McAleer. 50 years. st. Marys In
Sophie Manske, IS years. sols North Jefferson: ::
Margaret Kennedy. a years. s742 la Sale:
pneumonia.
Mary Payne. Is years. Twenty-second and Nor
Harold Jansen. , year,. 2554 Palm: Group.
Elizabeth Hugh. 81 years. 1888 North Nine
LoTeito Stein. i year. 1902 North Ninth: scar
Robert whitman. 20 years. 1893 Gay: con-
Thomas J. Donnelly. 20 years. 4s5s Mafitt: gas
Robert L. Singer. Is years. lais North F1ftesnth:
Harry Arinbruster. year. 2,o South Broad
MsrEarette weiboerser. IS years. 2sls North
Jas. r. Mills. IS years 1914 Morgan: heart
Hdeia Belts. 10 years. ls55A Alice: typhoid
Rose Carey. 80 years. ao'7 North Broadway;
Mark St John. 81 years. 2siO North Fifteenth;
David Richardson. year. 1922 Garfield: pneu-
Leopold Fuessncr. 81 years. 80, Hickory; heart
Flora Golfer. II years. ELL Benedict: pneu-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Of sale OF bankrupts stock OF goods
fprninre hxt1ses eeS ,ts Notice y Is IN, hereby given
stfeets Of St Louis Electrical supply COMPANY;
January. A. D.. 1905 at the premises known ss
No MS Pine St. in the city Of St Louis, Mis-
beginning at the hour of 10 o'clock In the fore
noon offer for sale. and sell. at public auction.
10 the highest bidder. for cash the entire stock
Of merchandise. appraised at the sum Of :2i.-
g2soS consisting oi e,ectriG ght and telephone
belonging to said estate. all appraised at the
sum Of 81 0ss The apprasement of said prep
Fly may be examined at the office OF Walter ID.
Coles ESQ.,. room 401 Security building in this
city, ana an inspection Of said property may be
had at any time during business hours at the
above described premises.
Dated at the City Of 81. Louis. Missouri, De-
Gerber % 1902. W. H. BARRERE.
Alber: N. Edwards. Trustee.
Charles Erd. Attorneys for Trustee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
DIssoLUrION NOTICES.

ST. LOUIS. NO.. Dec. 81. Is02.-r,otice is here
by given that the partnership lately subsisting
between Henry J. Jennenlann and August wag-
ner. under the nrrn name and style OF Henry
business 81 No. lis Pine st., Of ST. Louis. Mo-.
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Said Henry J. Jennemann assumes to pay all
the outstanding Indebtedness OF said firIn and
Is entitled to collect all outstanding accounts
=. HENRY j. JENNEMANN,
AUGUST WAGNER.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CDPARTNERSHIP Notice-Clarkson Carpenter
10 this day admitted a partner in our firm.
JAS. NJ. CARPENTER & CO.
. st. Louis. Jan. ]. 1909.
SPECIAL NOTICE Onice OF Mississippi Valley
Trust Company. northwest corner Fourth and
Pine streets St Louis. Mo. January l. 1903. Pur-
Hfant To the bylaws, the stock transfer books
6 this company will close the I'd instant, and
Hn,ain closed until after the stockholders an
4ual meeting February 2. 1eoo
i J. E BROCK. Secre,sry.
fST.. LOUIS. jan l. 19o3.-After this cate
Thomas A. Sherwood date Judge Supreme Court
OF Mssouril and Adic1 Sherwood will be assoc
,ctted together In the practice OF the law. with
oftices In the Laclede building, southwest corf5r
Fourth and Olive sss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

]. and " .Anirian 1876 Kennerly: hoy.
J.. and G Walsh. 45l4f Manchester: boy.
II. and NJ. Meier. 1s'a Bremen. girl
L. and G. Ritchie. ISL Virginia; boy.
r and :. Callahan. :ss9 Thomas: boy.
!. and \. Norton. S3lS Clifton. girl
w. and II. Schwartz. 1909 Cans. boy.
T. and L. Dickson. 4Si7 Prairie; girl
-. and l.. Gutmann, I'll, $. Ninth; boy.
i. and NJ. Murine. 1873 Carr: boy:
J. and NJ. Chesley. SIS Norfolk: girl.
Il, and A Buckei. 3O2S Rutger: girl.
II. and NJ. Cooke. 1913 Carr: girl.
L. and L. Mathews 1903 Grand: girl.
r. and NJ. Binder. 1921 : Second; hoy.
q. and J. higgins. .a5 5. Broadway: boy.
NJ. si.d NJ. Whelan, tni1 Horizon: boy.
w. and L. Pestine. sl2S Olive: hoy.
NJ. and e Wodike. 1909 n. Nineteenth; girl
g. and l., Potter sGl6 5. Second. boy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
Northumberland

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust building Sfv-
given in bookkeeping. Peaman p. S.ortba1d q
Typewrit,ng, Arithmetic. @ amm.r. etc. New New
Year term day ard night. opens January .. l9Ja
call Telephone or write for catalogue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

CIGARsiAks.ES ANrEI-"ir~ makers and
cigar packer at NJ. CEnlan's. ioe-if. Morgan St
CRAYON ARTISTS WASTED-rwo first-class
for New Orleans. Leigh Bros, 1925 Century bldg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01
oTEAMsHIPs.

Ia0au oulNA PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
SktAk k.VninR HoNoLULU-Pacinc Mail 9;
q. Co.. Occidental prj Oriental S. {. Co. and
Oriental S. S. Co. From San Francisco: American
Msrn, Jan. TO- 'oS: Korea Jan; 20. 'oa; Gaelic.
Jan IS '03 For passage and freight rates. reserva-
tions. orders and Information apply to J. II. La
throp. general agent. sos Olive st. st. Louis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

CARPENTERS WANTED-Two good carpen-
tefs, southwest corner # Man and Market.
Thursday morning: sttaiy work for The right
k!ad Of men.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

CARPENTERS WiNTED - F.,;y casper.ers.
AppiTe Arm nr Co. s'atiorai Et0cA Iafts'
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

CARPENTER ETC. WANTED-CarperteI
So >. Seventh st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

BARRIERS WANTED-Two trst-class BARRIERS
IN hiSt-ciass shop; good wages to go0i baroeTs
$50 Shenandoah ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

CRAFTSMAN WANTE.D-Experienced drafts
man. 8. Hent Russell. civil Engineer, At Pine
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

BLACKSMITH WANTED - Good. ali-aronn
blacksmith. ut once; Halls F"9ry road. about tw
miles north OF Baden w II. Rhenl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

BARBER WASTED-SinEle. licensed, steady
barber. 81 guaranteed. Buehrle q Broyies. Jet-
tIty. No
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

ENGINEER WANTED-Night engineer by th'
Federal Chemical Co. foot Of Dock ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-01

CARPENTERS. ETC WANTED - Carpenter
ana car liners. Apg.ly 2s1J De Kalb at.