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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
FLAT LIFE AND THE CHURCHES

New York clersymsn tho apartment house prob
ier"
NE hats destroys interest In the church
In politics Ia city.
Dr. parkhurst Il responsible for many divorces
would that the apartment
al the cities Of TIE land
and popular
because they would but
because small n moderate eru
sncss cannot the desirable ccses
There drawbacks as veil As rs s
gard - but the housewife
hallway may BE- undcsi
holds
tant though thsy lived the sreeL
morality depends the Individual In fiat as
flat MIL corrupt saint any more u'h ms
house or Inc sinner
people 70 church II they are not 40 IN
elnea nar win II kssp to IL VII neither
opls politics eat % H.
apartment house are social
community entirely without foundation ~ TACT re"
tI., jewellers know anybody the baihtinS.
There influences Keep them within or 70 smut
m outside ths world 10 come
Fiat attendance The department stores
Of visitors womeus clubs are thriving
churches are h9ins ue
attan live IN rats
fortunate u possible that ue aa' MAJ
be found ei-swh sreth fiat life .
purlt may be hard Tor hr esSyueH :" A'"
against them
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sabyrinih tsl0u. The water was
flooding Cxsrny's hoase.
'NoE.~ | crisd ''you dent mean
that. ciair-de-Lansf Then what a
the men IN the engine foamf How
~iii Il fare With Captain Ssprsnf
Dr. Gray stood behind the Old
Ffennhman. and. iimpiag up q mY
side. h leaned against che rock and
began e. speak cf u very cooiiy.
The water 10 In. he sais. ''bu; u
will not fiood the higher rooms. for
they arr above aselsvei We are saw
Ing what provisions We can ard the
men below are al fikht AZ for Ne
pr~n. 40 must get him on IN a hea I
somehow. II IL the water I am think
tag u. captain. what are ne golnE 20
Do Tor Water
| sat upon the rock al hi. side and
buried my face In my hands. All that
terrible day seemed 10 cainiuats In
this overwhelming misfarunta. Driven
on the one hand hy the sea. on the
other by these DEVILS ~ tho darkness
doomed. u fniEhi BE-. e. hunger and
thirst on that desaiRte rock four good
comrades cut OF from us by The see =
Intervening. the very shadows full ~
dangers. what hope had We u that
brave promise spoken 90 little Ruth
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they en9uigsd ne al nnd conquered
even the citadel We beta Nexerfkx-
iess. Iron gates held them hack Not
FalnlT hHd Casfny's master snina fore
seen such misfortune as THE Those
tremendous doors which divided the
upper house. ffeu its fsiia~ wsra
stronger than any sluics gates We
held the grr~f house. u Was Ours
whlia W. could breathe n IL or find
iifo's sustsnanre there.
SnN. ! saw little Ruth IN the hour
Of ia sn and shs stood with "a Tor a
little while a. the orsn Eatu and there
spoke - brightly Of tomorrow that
she helped rs % forxsf ard tssdn men
% ~ one. mere.
They viii net Gene aEain tonight.
Jasper" abe said. Il feel. know IA.
Why should they waltz Something
has happened ard something spells
Good luck oh. yes. have, felt that
for the last hour. TIE sale will come
At dawn ard ~ shan 81 ashore. ynst
and together. Jasper
Miss Ruth said l. that would he
she happlsat DAY IN AL my he. You
bring the dawn always. wherever yass
60. the good sunlight and Gods blue
sky' u has been day Tor me while
heard yuur voice and said that
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hut three short hourA anh9
Doctor 1 said eat last nc wr are
not AZ the bottom Of IL now. Ne never
shall be. fut ~ nHe mon and We will
act ua men should. ~ water ~ our
need ] am ashore q kens Island fa-
morrow tn Eet o. A Tor Nencgn We
have bont aud We have hands 60
man it Nuli fetch Captain Ncpeen.
DOCTOR
lie nodded his head and appeared
90 be thinking deeply old ciair-de
Lame vac the next 20 utter a sensible
thing.
"rhe man flood the house said he
but no sure he set 90 ship N he
drown. eHsrnY heN upthing aas
turn QUE the lamp WATT
A true a word nH the night has
spoken" said / ~ ksas Denton does
not reach the boats. they wort beat
the story Well Keep Il close enough
lads. and captain Nepcen viii learn Il
noon enough 40 sou whistle. Dolly
ana get an answer. | hope % God 4
h all well with them stu
lie whlstied across the sea and q
Distant Nuice cried. ANS we'll EaI
the hour az least eur comrades were
safe Should Ne say the same 81 Them
when daylight camel
The dark Ten with greutrr Intensity
~ The dawn drew usEr thought
that u tfpined ouf own black hour
WhrH lt seemed that fate had moths
ms leu for ua hut grave heneai h
the Seas. ar the eternal sleep on thf
Island shore.
Anethsf hour passed. ala ual
know then what kelH cAuruY'a Gre =
in the HhadoWu. or why We heard 10th,
ina u them. once, indeed. Ia ths dfa.
tauee where the yaem lay anchored,
sunshots were fired. and were an,
HWrfed from aame boat iyiug nouth-
ward hy the island but 10 other mss.
sage - The night Was vouchsafsd q
ua. IN tne 6loUm n the dafktnea
house women watched MEN hhpt ths
yisa and prayed foe the day. Wduia
the iiEht never GOMEZ
There Was nn new attack nor anY
aufe news from the chFefna helqR
frnm tlae a. time men vent tgfths
staira.hsad and watched the usaS
washing green and alimx In the ear.
riders 81 spoke ~ them beating afsaH
the very steps ~ the great hal and
thresisntaa 70 rise 40 and ap Until
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trumpet hlowh'7
Aud another said
~ wihh 1 hhd hln black head under
my boot lhla miuut,i ny mouths oil
sand ana ms thfunt II stuck Aye
mates" says he you'll molatan ny
poor tpnfuH-hHme no iH wrote in the
Hcriptuteaf"
There we're other rntfcntIan. Some NJ
them spoke tu ne boz French the most
part ~ GERMAN OF the boats that
were lott. two had fuwgd away Tor
the lessor gate but five drilled about
our rock and drew 80 close that We
could have TOSSED q blHrull 10 thrms
Mover have ! seen crowd ~ faces
more rvpulaive OF toWla 80 repelirnt
Iron siimhed men. some armed wllh ~
flee. some with fearHomo knives they
sauatted all together III the opou boats
ana runrrd together for pity and re-
lease Then for the first time. I was
able % zee hoW cruelty caefnya Run
had dealt with them IL the darkness
OF the night Ii WAS horrible ia nae
the bloody limbs. the open wounds the
matted hair. the gaping fueeH ~ those
creatures Of deapefado'a mad am
billion The boats themselves were
spiiuterrd and hacked 40 though heavy
6
wonder no longer that they called the
/ truce ana yet. knowing why they
called a. what was ! 20 do7 let them
set foot on the plateau. aud We. but
a handful At the best, might be- swept
/ into the sea like flies from wall 1
/ say that ! vas Al my wits end. Every
mcrcifui instinct urged me 10 give
/ Them water. every prudent voice cried.
beat them Off"
'If there's fiHht IN that lot I'm as
/ black DE- Wonder nigger"' said Peter
| blight 'fSet kick today among the
! lot Of them, b. Jcfiahoi Bot you
cannot Eive them water captain" be
went on, Tor you've little 10 HiKe.
/ Clair de unc. thinking deeper. was.
nevertheless, for stern refusal
Keep them off captain, that's ms
/ advice" SAYS he. They very dra=
/ perate. dangerous men. They drink
water. then cut throat Make ear
| deaf and say ciatern all empty. They
think you die. and they walt but
come aboard uo. hY thunder
Continued
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~ Z ~ ~ HHANN
Jasper HeHE. who tvllH the story
goes Ia KensNaland "a see his former
misiresa Ruth lieilendru, who,
whom she married Edmund Caefny.
and was taken Co the island asked
MIN u COME a. her IN q Nuar. She
W unhappy. hut ~ closely watched
ana cannot get away, Jasper Who
has with him Dolly Nenn, Peter
lillsh and Seth barker sailors, II
chased BY Daeruyh meu ana res
gurd by an old t'reuchmRn. Hlair
de- lune. Ia a great storm. Jas
pera shls h host. leaving the four
en the island alone They discover
that Snerny ana his men have ertcts
"a false lights. and live by Turing
shlpa 10 destruction ON the rocks.
Al certain times at the year deadly
Nap0fa arise on the island. kiliinE
an who eQme IN contact with them.
To avoid these Caeruy has built
| himself house under the sea, Ga
| the depths OF a long reef The
sleep time comes 10 tho island.
and hegE and hts companions seek
for SOME shelter
They are nearly overcome ~ the
faperH. hut thev secretly enter the
house under the sea BY forgotten
passage, While CuarnY and his men
are away they seize the house. A
machine sun Is laced near the main
gate
Plenty Of guns are found Cnefny's
men return 90 the house
HEernN'a men attack the house.
bat are driven off Men and women
have been put ashore 20 die In the
fog
Nine are saved. Including capt
Nrpeen, T.. r. -. negg ard the
others start o. search the houae
Beg ans Nepeen so ashore % res
cue those Put ashore by t'Herny.
several aro rescued aud they re-
turn safely.
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CHAPTER xxfv-tcontlnu.lil

Clair de-fsHne answered ms snA hts
words were the most terribic had
heard since fret I came 60 Kena lals
and.
THE water T. In he cried. ''the
water e. In the house.
| saw n a. IN a flash. This man
NJ had nesiectea a hunt from the
faverus below. striking At 90 In the
supreme moment had opened trap or
window ard irf che SEA paur Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

The famous wsltmer School. Of
Healing ~ Nevada. M0.. where more
than 100 Coo people have brcn cured
IN slN years. without medicine. has
opened n branch school az 1871 How
Ell street. Seattle. J. ~ Wiisou and
Nifr. very Huccrsrfui heaiefH have
been placed Ia charge b. Mr Welt
mrr. They will make chronic dis
eases a speciality. 80.
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Why You
.Should Drink

NTGooD BEER IS JUST as EvI-
DENT Al WHY You WOULD
BETTEH ENJOY GOOD BUTTER
OK EGGS WHEN YOu DRINK
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N. j. WALKER
Msassss sas Aueslsasss

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN
and for the County of King. state
Of Washington. J. A. sundWau
plaintiff versus Johanna C.
Kicker. OF al, defendants
SUMMONS.
The state Of Washington 20 the
said Johanna c. Kicker. defendant
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
within 60 days after the date of the
first publication Of this summons.
to-wit. within so days after the 2ath
day OF October. isa3. at the superior
court OF King county. state of Wash
ington. which county the plaintiff
designates as the place Of trial, and
defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint Of plaintiff and serve
a copy % your answer upon the un-
defaigned attorney for plaintiff. at
his office below stated. and in case
OF your failure 80 20 do. Judgment
win be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk
OF said court.
The object Of this action IL 10 re-
duirc you To execute TO plaintiff a
deed OF conveyance Of real property.
as fully described I'm the complaint
flied herein with the clerk Of said
court together with damages for
the wrongful detention thereof in
loss 81 rents. or upon a failure TO
convey said premises. FOR damages
for the Increased value thereof.
PAUL e. DORMITZER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
sos Bailey building. Seattle. King
County. Washington.
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching. this form. "a well as
Blind, bleeding or FrotrudinR Piles
are cured BY Or. Bo-aan- kos pile
ltemcdy.s Stops itching and bleed
ing. Absorbs tumofs. soc a Jar. at
Druggists, or sent by mall. Treatise
free. write me about your case. Dr.
Hosanko. Philadelphia Ia. For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co. 1918 First
avenue. Seattle.
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ANOTHER CAR OF PIANOS

ANOTHER CAR OF PIANOS
Have Just Been Placed In o. 8.
Johnston Cos Warsroons. ard
They No~ Have the Largest ES.
hibit Of Holiday Pianos and Or.
asus In the City
Gems ot the Plano makers art are
in evidence everywhere In the big
store IN the Burke building. where
you viii find in the latest styles. de-
signs and woods the
cHtckERiHo a SONS,
HOBART "A. CABLE,
KIM GALL. PEASE.
o. 9. JOHNSTON CO.,
kAYToN, AND OTHERS.
II wHi surely pay every one Who
has any notion 90 buy an iuHtru-
ment in the next ak months. 10 IN.
spect this elegant stock Of All grades
Of Pianos and take advantage OF our
SPECIAL HOLIDAY INDUCE.
MENTS
Il would be impoanIhie Go enter
into a detailed description Of the
many very remarkable values we
have. and shall be pleased 10 show
contemplating purchasers
PLEASANT SURPRISES FOR
MANY
A number Of fine Pianos have al
ready been selected and set aside
Tor people who are wiso enough TO
make their purchase before the final
great rush sets in and while they
have a large and complete stock 10.
select from.
You better DO likewise and select
your Piano now. while THE special
exhibit IL on, and We VIII take care
n u in the meantime and deliver
II whenever You wish.
There are few more acceptable
Xmas presents than Piano or or.
gan, as every one IN the family par
tieipafes IN the benefit and enjoy
menf Of n.
The long winter evenings are now
here. and everybody IL looking for
something 10 furnish amusement
We have just What you want Ia the
famous
COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES
All you have 90 10 ~ 60 wind n
up, and ~ viii furnish YOU with any
amount OF entertainment You can
hear all the big bands, the famous
orators. funny sayings by funny
men. a whole minstrel show. banjo
saina. and. in fact, anything sou
might wish.
We Have Them from $40 upwa rdt
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Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
Ads.
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Telephone Rainier 90
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2 Dor. Half pin, Bottles. 90 cents
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY INDUC
MEkTS

II would be impossible 60 entsr
into a detailed description Of the
many very remarkable values We
have. and shall be pleased 10 show
contemplating nuYchascfx
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Gems ot the Plano makers art arc
in evidence everywhere In the big
store IN the Burke building. where
you win find IN She latest styles. de-
signs ana woods the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
cHlcKERfHo a SONS,
HOBART "A. CABLE.
KIM GALL. PEASE,
o. 9. JOHNSTON CO.,
kAVTON, AND OTHERS.

II VII surely pay every one Who
has any notion 90 buy an iuHtru-
ment in the next ain months. 10 IN =
spect Tits elegant stock 81 All grades
Of Pianos and take advantage OF our
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Everybody knows Uncle goods always The best
buy goods for WOOL Or ahoddy material
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Have Just Been Placed In .. 8.
Johnston Co.'S Warssooms. and
They Noe Have the Largest Es.
hibit Of Holiday Pianos and Or.
aans IN the City
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HAYWARD'S

q Odd Fellows building. Individual instructioS
IN shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping. Arith.
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James p. Mccain. a years. Boafls Mo.
Andrew feeney. ~ years. City Hospital. acct
George R-no. 20 years. City Hospital: accident
Ameili syeitzer. ~ years. Cay Hospital; acc.-
Grace Ho!iey. years 22oI St Charles; d!ph-
iberia
Caroline G.uner. IS years. l0li " Twenty-third;
Farley Erps. 3 years Sill s Tenth: marasnu,.
Josephine Vincent 3 years. ZIG morgan: in
Amanda Auer. 5 years. 1904 Destrehan: neph-
John Hemonn. 60 years. I3il Monroe; typhoid
Carrie Mealheem. IS years. 2l4 Oregon: anae-
David cOughlln. % years. 917 Brooklyn: pneu-
Artie McKeon, years. 4io3 Easton: meningitis
Geneyieve McNibb year. 29l4 Howard: spas,ns
Charles Dillon, a years. 1902 Ruttger: pathisis
Bessie Hearn, month. $3.50 Watson road chol-
George ". schaefer. 80 years. Alezian Brothers
Hospital: senility.
Beatrice Belefont. year. 1895 I.awton: broa-
chitis.
;. owen J. cooney, months. 4ls7 Finney: enter
susan AfaccE. % years. City Hospital; occl-
dent
Luda Malone. Sc years. Missouri Baptist SAM
Hannah L. Derrickson. 81 years. 5iJ3 Nanle;
Julia Young. 4 months, 1856 y. Tenth: rnaras-
Charles Festus Z months. 1896 " Tenth; DEN
tits.
Anne McKinler. IS years. 11l4 Park; cardiac
paralysis.
Eugene Smith. . months. S5i9 Vista: perltonitis.
Andrew hagcr, months. a63S Ckouteau: enter
tits.
William James. sc years. City Hospital; gun
shot wound.
William Lee A. years, 1853 Page; metral in
suffcicncy.
", s Pulfosd. s. years. Sl1o Lawtcn: gentle
Nancy Peat. . years. Centenary Hospital: sep
Waiter Bell. :, years so. Lacede: tubcrculo-
sis.
Larma johnson. years, 217 Valentine: ma
laria.
Herman seelemann. IS years, 1860 Adelaide:
pneumonia.
george Hoch, 65 years. 17e2 s. Fourteenth: heart
dilation.
. Herman wippermqnn. IS years. 5ces Gravois:
heart failure.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.


The following articles OF incorporation were filed
With the Recorder OF Deeds yesterday:
Algonquin Golf Club: capital stock, half paid
$1,000. L. F. Boyd and II. 7. Deacon of kirk
Anis. T. II. Blacitmer. \. r. Deacon George X
Andrews. Allen Z. MchinEie and =. ]. Spencer
all of Webster Groves: \. Y. Campbell, Glendale
Mo. and J. p. Young of St. Louis, p shares each
Purpose, TO acquire tract OF land in st. Louis
County, 10 erect clubhouse. etc.
The American Business Bureau: capital stock.
half paid. $4,000. !. W. Block, 1875 shares: Ida
NJ Cooper. 20 shares; Jean Il. Texier, . shares
10 conduct a general employment and collection
agency and general brokerage
-Thorp-Tw Fire Clay Company: capital stock
fun paid. s3.00J. William u. Twist. 30 shares;
Charles Thurp. 10 shares; Geo. ThOrp, 70 shares
Mining and manufacturing lire lay.
The Manufacturing Distributing Conpany.
capital stock. half paid. SIS GC0 Robert Jordan
100 shares: Werner Bremermann. 80 shares: n II
Oberschelp. loj shares. Deal generally in general
merchandise
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOOKS-Slo1 Reward-Lnst. seven books Amer
lean Express Co. money orders. June IS. on
Third or Fourth st. between Washington ave.
md Wash 81. Above reward will he paid for re-
turn Of property 10 American Express Co. II, y.
Fourth ST
pOG-Lost Young collie tan dog four white
feet. white breast. Liberal reward. 1853 Mis-
souri, ave.
DoG-Iost hairless Mexican dog with collar
or: named TriN: return TO Mrs. e. 4. Day.
@f1SB Olive st: s. reward
DoG-Lost. Scotch terrier. with collar and H.
C'i is.. one had eve: answers name Dick. Re
ward il returned TO cll3 Sidney St
EYEGLAssEs-Left on Olive St car Mon
dav. psir 81 eyeglasses. marked Denisol
club on case, Return to West End Hotel and re-
Ceiye II ward.
FoUND-Thc place TO get good shoe for 81 -.
Harris Shoe Co, 400 ". Sixth St. near Locust.
HoRSE-Found light bay horse. blind in one
eye. Call 5li9 Cote Brilliante ave. Reward eX-
I,ected.
RING-Iost. plain gold ring: initials in ring.
Twelfth and receive reward.
rMBRELTlA-Lost. on Olive ST. through car.
Saturday afternoon. June q. silk umbrella with
4 EIn-metal handle. inarkHi $. W. Fordyce. from
a. w :. Reward OF mdfc than value Of um-
brella Will be paid on return 10 HOS Chemical
building.
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ILLINOIS.


Springfield. III. June, 3O-Art!cles OF incor-
Rose to the following concerns:
Societa di Mutue Seccorse Gran Sasse d'Italia
Aquilla Abruzze. at Tuluca. for benevolent par
roses; lncorpoiators-Carmine Pozzi Fillipo Sea-
tareiii. Gievana Cecci
Cora Coal Mining Company. with headquar-
ters at Springfield. 10 do coal mining: capital
stock. $1,000 lncoIporators-Geoige T. Du;ton
Frank e. Cake. i. NJ. Campbell.
Foreign corporations We're licensed TO do bust
ness in Illinois follows:
Chicago Aerial Navigation Company. at Pierre
s. D.. capital. 100000, IN Illinois 1880.
New York Security and Trust Company, at New
York City; capital, Sl.Va.00O. in Illinois nothing
w. IL crumb * Co. at Camden " j.: capi-
tai. 10000: IN Illinois si.O09.
Manhattan Coal Company az Illinois. at Dover
Del: capital. SaJe001: in Illinois. $4,000.
The Citizens Gas Light and Fuel Company
and the Tayloryile Electric Company, both Of
Tayorville. certified TO consolidation under the
name OF the Taylorvilie Gas and Electric Com
= rany. with a capital stock Of $4,000.
Final permits authorizing three new State
hanks to begin business were issued to-day by
the Auditor. as follows:
Poplar Grove State Bank at Poplar: capital
SIS 900: Il. Wjlle.t. cashier.
First State Eank OF Elizahethtown; capital
stock $4,000; G. W. Hogan, cashier
Farmers Stale Bank. at New Liberty Ill :
capital stock. szs.co: George D. Mercer, cashier.
Bank of Reynolds to J. Z. Lee. James McCiraw,
Oscar Marsh. John T. Moffatt and Louis Min.
tser. The capital stock viii be $4,000.
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RuRICAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE,

Exclusively for young ladies. now occupies the
entire third floor OF the new Vanol building.
Olive and Eandeventer: the best-equppcd college
in the West; individual Instruction: new pupils
ways welcome. I-ndell 2l.s Kinloch c c9y7.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

10 Whom II May Conccrn-Pubiio notice IL
hereby given TO all persons whOmsocvcT that
nave sold out tho q; the bakery M. Gi1
Srntct street, 10 VIM. Eucng. who Is now my
ttiant from month to month In Rhnvr-namel
premises. All persons dealing with him must do
50 On their own responsibility aId not on my
&c. can't Joseph Getner. Nc. Clio Gra,iot st.
-. Louis. JUG l. 1903.
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STEis&SHlPS.

JAPAN. cUiGG PHILIPPINE ISLAM y 8
Mn,i VnnA Ia l:uNoLULu paciiie
and Oriental =. y. Co. From Gan Francisco:
m ln,ai Kong Mair July !: rekinE July 49, Dorie
,,iSi,s, orders and Information apply ~ j, II.
Ii@.hirp. general agent. p05 Olive street. st.
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nRhlIGHnN'S PRACTICAL mi IEcE

Incorporated. 100000 90 Capital.
TENTH AND OLIVE. W Z. HARTSOCK. Mgr
Har's9 &C Go! College merged into Draughon's Now
the LARGEST in st. Louis. Chain OF eight COL
leges owned by business men. FOURTEEN
Bankers on Board OF Directors. Its diploma
means something. POSITIONS secured superior
Instruction. no vacation. enter any time. Night
school all year. only 81 per month. Call or send
for catalogue. Both phones,
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RuudRudzuu@zzy

Board of Education building. St LOuis. con
tinues through tSe surnme. without vacation.
An excellent course OF study. Large. airy rooms
electric fans and a faculty OF eight experienced
teachers Catalogue Tree,
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PAlNTER-Situston iy an experienced paint
or, .parsrhnhser and carpenters work chcap. {
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BURIAL PERMITS,

Wedding Rings (SoIia Goidb.
Finest qualities. 50 to SO. Mermod & JAG.
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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EMpLoYMExr AGExcIEs,

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ALL these desiring help seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
Of the State Labor Bureau OF Statistics SS3S
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Of charge. Tel. kinloch A ISL.
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ ST oncned-A ouc-E.nuto re.taurant.
Meals l5c and upward; good coffee; excellent
service. 1908 $, Broadway.
OFFICE German American Bank. Fourth and
iiankiin Ave, 81. Louis No, June 50 lsv3.-
y special meeting Of the Board OF Directors. hcId
June ~ a scni;GnnuRi dividend of so per share
Ni;S Gecl ,ted. payable and after July l. 1893.
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