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ANSWERS.

4lS-The Flower Song; The Maiden's
Prayer (maiden sprayer9
I. 414-Eyes, yes.
4l5-Bill- board.
I6-l. Perch. 2. Boom. 3. Cat. T. March. s,
New. 6. Bang. z. Drag. s. Ferret. g. Monkey.
TO- Hip. IL. Mace. L. Ounce. I3. Van Il
Burr. 10. Screw. 16. Rostrum. IL. Neap. Is.
Rum. 10. Last 20. Berry. q. Muff %. Soon.
%. Mead. "a. Kind.
G7-The field daisy
4lS-Bates, abets. beats, haste, beast.
H9-L Lucy Stone. 2. Clara Barton. 4
Helen Gould. 4. Frances Z. Willard. &.
Dorothea L. Dix. 6. George Eliot z. Ellen
III. Stone. g. Dinah III. Craik. o. Julia Ward
Howe. 10. Mary Lyon. Ii. Lucy Larcom IL.
A ID. T. Whitney. Is. Florence Nightingale.
IA Martha Washington. Is. Maria Mitchell.
16 Susan B. Anthony.
420-Tinting, limiting.
421-Ild off daffodil
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Copyright. 1907


Short suits ii Is well to lead.
If of trumps you stand in need.
No short suit lead, we are told,
II an Ace, King suit you hold.
Lead the King, and, smiling bland.
Scan the cards in Dummy's hand.
II you have the deal. refuse
Either Clubs or Spades TO choose
If you're holding King or Ace.
Lead the King TO start the pace.
Holding Ace. King. Queen in hand,
Lead the King, you understand.
If you hold the Ace. King and Jack.
With the King begin attack.
King lead plainly will unfold
Ace or Queen or both you hold.
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as to acquire ''housemaid's knee"' she has
man in the country. a call from a private
patient, worth perhaps a200, is neglected
for this summons from the royal scullery
If the wife of the master of the household
or the subdean Of the chapel royal, or the
master of music, or the captain of, the
yeomen of the guard. wish it, they may
have the advice of any of these gentlemen
without paving for It,
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492.-ANAGRAyf.

So SOURLY NICE, like lemon ice,
With 200 much lemon for the price.
A tang so tart will give a start
Or often really make one smart,
With virtue that is almost vice.
If one small slice perhaps entice,
Yet no one ever wants it twice;
1t causes burning at the heart,
so SOURLY NICE.
While men or mice like salt and spice,
Though too much curry spoil the rice,
They dread the art of singing scarf
Ill-nature's ferment can impart
In language acid and precise;
so SOURLY NICE.
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434.-ENIGMA.

A Yankee hired an Englishman.
To cut for him some wood;
But Johnny Bull and Jonathan
Soon each misunderstood.
"Our axe-handles," said Jonathan,
I'VE always make ourselves;"
"Oh them" said Johnny, ''let me run,
And search the woods for elves.''
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4aa.-wAYs TO sISG.

l. With a benediction. 2 With a young
lady. 3. With caress. 4. With master. 5.
With a garment 6. With magnificent in
strument. Z. With a speech. S. With q
medicine. 9. With special speed. 10. With
perplexity. IL. With acknowledgment. II.
With anguish. 13 With augmentation Ia.
With forward movement. Is. With dis
agreeable importantly. 10. With public
ayowal. H. With intrusion Is. With ac-
emulation. 19. With urgent entreaty. %.
With annoying care. r A
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435.=CHARADE.

R-r-r rat-a-tat-tat, tat-tat
On the top Of his grancfather's hat
The baby, in glee, is trying to see
What a TWO he can make out OF that.
He is just making everything ONE.
While he's having barrel of fun"
And it's easy TO see that no TOTAL is he.
is this mischievous. frolicsome son.
GJISE.
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Now. if you talk OF fairy folk.
Said Jonathan to John;
You simply do my scorn provoke,
You may as well be gone"
Quoth Johnny. Must such hairy things
Send me far from your earth.
While you believe their armless wings,
Can never reach this hearth2''
CIsAMoR-
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4s5.-pALrNDRoME.

a Botanical Question.)
II solidagos thickly grew
Around a fallen tree, would you
Unite with me that tree 10 call
Surrounded by its yellow wall.
Whether on hilltop or in bog
A sosd|-'os asosnsd sos? T. II.
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SPHINX LORE
430.-REBUS.
Eniemafic Knots of Odd and Ingenious Kind
for the Leisure Hour.

this addressed r. cnadbOu
ewfsto Maine
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421-Lid off a daffodil.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Huffman of san
Jose. Cal. were in Logan Wednesday and
Thursday on a visit to friends.
Mr. Fred Turner, jr., is down from Ma
erath. Canada. on a visit 20 his parents,
who reside here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney o. Stevens re-
turned this week from the Pacific coast,
where they spent their honeymoon.
Miss Maggie ID. Green OF Lay ton, Utah,
is I'm Logan for an extended visit with
friends.
mn. OrsOn Thatcher reached his home
in this city the fore part of the week,
after spending twenty-five months IN the
northwest, as a missionary
mr.. Lee Payne of Trenton was a Lo-
gan visitor this week.
Attorney A. W. Hart Of Preston visited
relatives here this week.
Reverend Clifton of the NJ. d. churcn
returned from a visit to friends In car
new. Neb. this week.
Bishop W. b. Preston spent Wednesday
and Thursday with relatives.
George W. Thatcher went to ogden on
Wednesday
Mrs. j. II. Linford entertained the Bea-
con Light society very pleasantly on
Tuesday afternoon.
A masquerade party was given az the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hend-
ricks on Thursday evening large COM
nanv Of people was present and All lts
members enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
PARK CITY

The Park City Military band are pre-
pairing 20 give a concert in the Dewey
theatre Wednesday. April l5
Mrs. John Thompson and sons were pas
sengers 20 the city Monday
Harry Van Alstyne returned home from
the city this morning.
The members of the Clerks and Miners
union gave grand smoker az their hall
on saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Goodrich went down to the
cry sunday on Few days visit with
friends
Mrs. Thiriot iourneyed TO the city sun
day on business.
a very pleasant SUNRISE party was
given at the home % Mr.. and Mrs Aluf-
lalt Friday evening the occasion being
farewell 70 their son Albert Who leaves
for SAT- Lake. The guests present we're
the Misses Lizzie Barrett. Hazel Tenzi
Josie Mannix, Jennie Bircuunshaw. Flea.
nor Regain. Marguerite Woods Gertrude
Woods. Bessie Mykopf Mabie Munat and
Maggie 81 hecfe and The Messrs Row
LenzL Clarence Carly. Harvey West
Bert Grose James kesccl. Joe McLaueh-
hn. W. Mcdonald. William McLaueNlin.
Victor hounghiug. Willie Rosevenr WIZ
lard Mcclellan. Harry Van Alstvne and
Marshall Pearson
Miss Nellie Jackson was "a PASSENGER
90 the city sunday
Miss Aenes TeWeE spent tie week vIs-
ting ln 1ait Lake With friends
4ilsa lelta harrington celebrated her
thirteenth birthday Wednesday evening
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PROVO

Mr. and Mrs W. Ward entertained az
dinner on Monday evening Mr., and Mrs
R. A.. Watkins Dir. and Mrs. j. W..
Farrer. Mrs. Charles Watkins, Mrs. Mary
Beck and Miss Edna Beck.
The First Regiment band gave de-
lightfu ball i'm the Mozart on
Tuesday evening. A large number were
present from Salt Lake and it was quite
an event ia Proves social circles.
AR and Mrs r. A. Barney announce
the engagement of their daughter Viola
20 R. B. WoOley. The wedding takes
place early ina June.
The wedding reception OF Miss sophia
R0bey and John smith took place az
the brides home, 3fS West Center on
I Friday evening. Major T. H. Taylor per-
formed the ceremony, which was Wit
messed by large number Of friends and
relatives A Veritable wedding feast was
served and the evening was greatly en-
/ lOyed. A large number OF useful pres
ents were presented to the popular young
couple Mrs. smith was formerly Of Col
1 ton, Utah.
A very pleasing social was given Mon
daV evening I'm the Second ward meet
ing house, I'm honor of Miss Mayme
Brown and Frank Holt. who expect 20
soon leave Provo. The affair was under
the able management Of the Mutual I'M
prOvement associations or the Second and
Sixth wards. A fine programme was rem
dered and delicious refreshments were
served
MISS lMAAlllC LLuAL anu III. DllCa
OF Robinson were married on Wcdnes-
day last On the Salt Lake temple. An
elaborate reception win De given in their
honor on Monday evening. They viii re-
side at Robinson.
I'D KnowIton spent Sunday with his
family at Provo.
Miss Lille Mcbride is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Mcbride.
r. A Noyes of Lehi was visiting his
No Eleanor RTaora has emma % cal
lfornla 20 visit her daughter. Mrs Her
man Martin.
Misses Emma and Edna sutton Of
Park City are visiting in Provo.
-George w. Creng returned from his
extended eastern trip this week. accom-
panied by his daughter. Mrs. o. kerns
Mr.. kerus viii soon arrive ln Provo.
where they will make their future home.
r. B. Thurman and George Haver-
camp were salt Lake visitors Monday
Mr. and Mrs Burford. Mrs. sam
SchWaD, Mrs. Roberts Miss Beulah
Bachman and Felix Batchman made a
trip TO Salt Lake Monday 10 purchase
furniture for the Elks' new quarters in
the Central block
Two very enjoyable entertainments
were given this week at the Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs, Brig Johnson entertained
/ on Monday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Johnson. who viii soon leave
Tor canada 20 reside there permanently
Mrs. w k. Farror entertained num-
Der of her friends on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Electa Bullock gave a family re-
[ union ut her residence on Friday even
I ing prior to a number Of the relatives
leaving for Canada
Mrs. A. Z. Buckler gave q pleasant
social at her home on Friday evening.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth McEwen
and Ray BOren took place this week
MIS-, Sylvia Hemer entertained on
Tuesday evening.
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OGDEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wotherspoon cele-
brated their china wedding anniversary
Thursday at their home on Jefferson ave-
nue.. soOdly number OF relatives ana
friends Whiled away the evening hours
with music, conversation and refresh
meuts
Willis a. Beardsley returned Wednes-
day from Manila, after an absence OF
over six months i'm the government sery-
ice there. Mrs. Beardsley, whose He
health caused his sudden return, is con-
siderably improved
Mrs. IL. v. Shurtlin left Friday night
for Gentle Valley TO attend the bedside
Of her daughter, Mrs. May White. who Is
quite ill
The child Culture club met yesterday
with Mrs Thomas D. Dee az her home on
Washington avenue
The wedding OF 81. j. Wood of Ogden
and Miss Mabel Wood OF Huntsville took
place Thursday evening. The couple VIII
reside ln this city.
a. C.. Nelson. state school superintend-
ent. was in ogden Friday.
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Delinquent Notice.

TONOPAH & SALT LAKE MINING
company. Location OF principal place Of
business. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account Of
assessment No. ]. levied on the 2lst day
OF February, 1903, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows.
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HAVE YOU SEEN lT2

A glance at the windows Of the VIII
les-Horne Drug Co. in the Deseret
News building at the beautiful display
made by the Salt -Huddart Floral
company. win convince anyone that
right here In Salt Lake can be pur-
chased as beautiful flowers as can be
shown anywhere in America. The mag
nihcence of the Easter Lilies is really
a revelation. and there is no dispu.ng
the fact that the artistic display there
shown is the finest Of the kind that our
people have had the pleasure of gazing
up0n
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Mrs. w. F. Knox. Mrs. II. Taggart Of
san Francisco, Mrs. K. o. kyes, Mrs.
Davis, Mrs. Peters and Miss Fowler.
Misses Ida and Verga Cassin are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hines.
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And I'm accordance with law and an order
OF the board Of directors made on the 2ist
/ day of February. 1908 so many shares OF
T each parcel % such stock rs may be nec-
essary win be sold at public auction az
/ Progress building. salt Lake civ Utah.
! on the nth day Of april. 1903, al the hour
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at her home. During the evening games
were played and the prizes We're won 1y
May bernerte, Ladies nrat prize anu -tlls-
Leuingham ladies' second prize bert
Sutton gents hrst prize; Thomas Martin,
geIts' second prize. Those VINO enjoyed
the evening were the Misses Alta Id
bingham, agnes Ford Eva Berehy, lleen
Harrington, Katie COutey, Julie sullivan,
Minnie Heauan Blanche West. Annie
% keefe, Dora kaufman, kathelyn
Hayes. Nora Hurley, Maggie Hurley
Eleanor Wright Maggie jennings Teresa
Harrington, Lizzie Martin, Alma burg,
Maggie COtter. May Crossmau, Anna
Welsh. May Fernette, Flora Fernettei
Lizzie kearns, Maggie IoWey, Maggle
LenOra Hurley, May Hurley, Nellie
OMEN, Nettie Luheck and Annie Cor
rigan and the Messrs. Johnnie Mathiei
Eddie keelan Philip TOban, John Welsh,
Burt Sutton. Harry Bloom, Eddie Har-
rlngton, Willie Shey. Milton Murphy
Myles Martin and Leo Martin.
Mrs. g. A. Blocher is visiting with
friends iu Salt Lake.
Mr.. Ambrose Martin came up from the
city Friday
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W.. Armstrong entertained Few OF their
friends at an Easter dinner. The dec
/ orauOns were of plumosa and the place
cards were decorated with berries. Inc
guests present were the Misses Bulta
Z Getch. Nellie Goodrich, Lillian Balm Kate
/ Lawrence and the Messrs and Mesdamcs
BlOcher, Shields, Hampton, Malta
| Hance, Goliath and Jeffs.
Mrs. Cunningham and daughter Minnie
came up from the city Friday after
few DAYS visit.
Miss Frances Shields went down 10 the
city Tuesday, where she is the guest Of
Mrs. James Lynch
Mr. and Mrs Sherman Fargo enter
tained the SiXty-Three club Thursday
evening at their home. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Hurlbut and Mrs Julius
Frankel. Those who spent the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fargo were the Misses
Goodrich Brgndage. Getch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geieer, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Heath, Mr.
and Mrs Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shields. Mrs. Blocher. Mr.. and Mrs. DOno-
hue. Mrs. Weeter Mr.. and Mrs. Hurl-
but Mr. and Mrs. Mcpherson. Mr.. and
Mrs LOckhart Mr. and Mrs. Frankel Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Mr., and Mrs.
Westheld. Mr. and Mrs. sherman. Mr..
and Mrs. Cushing and Mr.. and Mrs. Mixer
and q. p. LeCOmDt.
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Of 10 o'clock a. m. Of that day. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, To-
gether with the cost of advertising and
expenses of the sale.
A. C.. ELLIS. JH
Secretary.
Room SIG Progress Building, salt Lake
City Utah.
First publication April 5th. 1903.
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.s5@S25W


States.
T. james r. Hammond, secretary of
state of the state of Utah, do hereby cer-
tify that the above named insurance COM
pauy has filed in my office a detailed
statement Of its condition. from which
the foregoing statement has been pre-
pated. and that the said company has in
an other respects complied with the laws
of the state relating 20 insurance
in testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
lSeaD great seal OF the state Of Utah tnig
tWenty-eighth day Of March. A. D
1903 J. II HAMlI0ND
Secretary OF state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
MARTIN MONSER.
General Agent Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
AIS Progress Block, Salt Lake.

ANNUAL STATEMENT,
For the Year Ending December 81, 1902.
Of the condition Of the
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Connecticut Mutual Life lnsur-
anCe Company.

Name and location of the
comp 81, Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance
comp any, Hartford,
Conn.
2-Name Of president. Ja-
cob J.. Greene
3-Name Of secretary Her
bert III. White.
4-The amount OF It's capital
stock Is mutual
5-Ihe amount Of its capital
stock paid up is mutual
6-The amount OF its assets
Us ...t....s-. .t.r.-..sa % o4l s1--oi
1.-THE amount of its liabil-
ties Qncludlng capltaD
IS s--.a.-...-s--+- -----rs-. uti-lti Ola %
6-The amount of its income
during the preceding cali
enoar year --..--.--.-.---. b.lbl,0laal
9-The amount of its eXpendi-
lures during the proceed
ing calendar year.-.-.... l.6z8. 35lI
I0-The amount of losses, en-
doWments and annuiUes
paid during the preceding
calendar year -.....-..... 4ST.22sli
1.-THE amount of risks writ
ten during the year, 1924 .3i 90
l2-The amount OF risks In
force at the end Of the
eedE --r--sr--- s-s.r-sr-rr 4na. ea'l --lNa
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The Win Rees Plumbing company re-
moved 10 za5 South State street.
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Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. LEILA
Fowler entertained sc a luncheon for
Mrs 81. ~ Knox Of Beaver The foi-
lowing ladies enjoyed the afternoon.
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Mrs. j Rumel has returned from a
eurcessful dramatic tour.
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TIE WILSON DTsITLLuSa c.
BalunoIe. Nd
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w b. Levy. wife and son have re-
turned after a six weeks vacation IN
southern California.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08
GOLD and SILVER

Plating And rsuairinG. C1oeks. watches and opera
glasses and chandeliers gold plated. Cash paid
for old goid and silver article Old Gold for sale.
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MONEY! sMONEY!

{O-NSS2SS50 TXr$l0NNW
LOANED To RELIABLE EMPLOYEES,
Housekeepers and business men On FURNr-
TURE. wagons. live stock and PIANOS leaving
same in your possession. Il you owe any loan
salary concern any bills viii pay them
enc advance yuii more money. You can repay
us in easy WEEKLY. MONTHLY or YEARLY
payments.
We maze Inquiries OF your employers. We
extend payments in case OF sickness out Of
work. Call, write o. phone Main 59sM.
NEW YORK FINANCE COMPANY.
c07- EOS 209- 20 Odd Fellows building Ninth and
Olive SITS
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USE Excelsior Wall Paper Cleaner; Blue
Label Can. For sale everywhere: mnfd.
by Excelsior Cleaning Co.. 3s13 Cass. We
L.indsll I41gA.
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oYT1No. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

CLEANING. dyeing. repairing and pressing:
Louis Busch. Cleaner and Dyer. 5ll Pine
LADIES and gents have your garments cleaned
dyed and repaired ladies' Jackets renodeIed Paris
Dyeing & Cleaning o..l30 rankin: Main l3(5A
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MECHANICS, TRUST co.

VIII ADVANCE you from so TO $500 on FURNI-
TuRE. PIANOS. HORSES and WAGONS with
out REMOVAL. at, GREATLY REDUCED
RATE that will enable YOU to PAY on any
money as you can. in weekly or monthly pay
ments. and only PAY for the TIME you use the
MONEY. when in need Of MONEY. call at our
PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RATES. or
TELEPHONE 2i73. MECHANICS TRUST
CO., Cor. Sixth and Olive. second floor. EN-
TRANCE 2l7 n Sixth st.
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Mrs. |, SChaefer, CIairVoyant.

She is the most brilliant star OF her profession.
Her advice on business. health speculation. love.
marriage. lawsuits, etc, is accurate and truth
full: brings separated together. settles lovers
Quarrels: causes speedy marriages. locates buried
removes evil influences. cures witchery.
fits and drunkenness: mediums developed. Hours,
to 9, Sunday included. l55S Lafayette ave.
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GET FREE

Do not pay out your wages In high interest.
We VIII help you 70 get free from debts.cail.
your possession. Absolutely no publicity.
We make loans TO mechanics housekeepers,
1900 10 $4,000. on household goods. pianos.
%asons. horses etc Our rates of interest are
the very lowest-nade the principle OF help
ing you, well small profit for ourselves.
PAYMENTS arranged to suit your convenience.
Easy plan.
We always extend time in II sickness.
without extra charge. We serve your ir.Srests.
Call. write telephone: Bell. Main 2s2!. Kin
loch. A So UNION FINANCE COMPANY.
Suite 302-3 Orfel Building. s. E Cor. 9Th and
Locust Entrance ZIG \. 9Th at. opposite Barre.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

New York. January 2.nd. lSos
81. Louis. Irc1 Mountain : southern R1ay Co.
Notice is hereby given that the annual mee;-
Mog.an ms Southern usnsro, R,silwsy Gsm2sny win
IN the CITY Of st Louis. Hioou,t, On TueSday.
March 10Th. lsas; At nine ocIock A Il 70: tks
year, and fer the transaction Of any otbe- bust
ness that may come before said meeting. The
the same ofnce on the same day. o. twelve
o'clock noon. The transfer books viii b closed
on Friday January 10Th, 1905, at three o'cio.k
p. H., and reopened on the day following tss
annual meeting Of the stockholdsrs Or any Cd
''u'H"A' GEO. :. GOULD. rrsssan.
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ESaIP.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS KEETIN0S.
.~>~~s>~~~~~~.>~~~~~~~~
NOTICE is hereby given that q Meeting CT the
and southeast. IN Railroad Company will be held
in the principal office VI The company, In tho
Commercial building. go Olive street in tho
city Of st. Louis. Missouri. on Tuesday, March
TO- isu3 at a. H., for the trsnasction of such
business may properly come before the meet
ing. n fOAhOA. Presideht.
NOTICE IL hereby given tina; meeting CT the
Board directors OF the st. Louis and Sal,
Francisco kaIlr.ad Company will be held In the
principal Office OF the cumpany, IN tao CONNER
eia building. 10 Olive stieet. IN the city Of 81
H.. m. for the transaction OF such bustness ~
may properly come before the meeting.
+. II. Hamilton, secretary
St. LOUIS. Mo-. Eco !. lsoa-
NOTICE OF Stockholders Meetins-A meeting
Of the Stockholders of the Controller Company u
America will tie held at its off,e, 1854 N Eighth
st.. st. Louis. No, March L. between me
hours OF a. m. and IL m. for the purpose az
voting upon a proposition 30 i.crease the capitai
stock OF this company from Sl50.o00 to S2OJ OOO
said increase 10 c-nsist of 500 snares at a par
value OF Siv each, TO be sold AT NOT less than
other business taat may cine be.ore tie meet.na
Ii. A. FJRMAN
b. F. EDWARDS,
MAKER HILL,
y. A. MCMILLAN,
John F. SHEPLEY,
E. q. LEWIS.
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HENRY F. MILLER.

Bush G. Gerts. Lindenan. Kleekamp Bros. Vic
tor and other high-grade pianos sold for cash or
time: lowest prices: D. years experience
KLEEKAMP BROS. PIANO CO.. COT Park
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FINE TUNING AND REPAIRING,

Pianos rebuilt: all work guaranteed: prices
reasonable kinloch 1896. Twenty years OK
perience.
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CHEAP MONEY

SOTO loan. in sums Of SO to $500. on house.
sSid fgTp5sre Pa Nor RGEses Tag Tn,
S25-your possession. and you have the Of
{3o-bo.h the money ard the security. You
s4-ln amounts to suit your own convenience:
Sye-EXTENSIoNS GRANTED in case OF
s5o-siclsness. you need have no fear
s1o-of losing your goods. ALL OUR BUSI:
sS0-you receive the money the same day You
tl0o-ask for it. We agree to forfeit 500 II our
Si25-rates and terms not low as any loan
sl50-or trust company in the city.
AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.
$50 Century building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

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