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FOR SALE-ELEVATOR IN PERFECT
condition, manufactured by Clodwel
Machine Co., of Richmond, Va. Address
Lock Box 1872, Tarboro, n. {.
12-1S-1 a. w, 3wkS.
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LADIES-WHEN IN NEED SEND FOR
free trial of our neverfalling remedy.
Relief sure and quick. Paris Chemical
Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
12-20-6t Sun
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POSITION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN
to begin January first. Best of refer
ences given. Address L. B., care News
and Observer.
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FOR SALE-TWO SURE HATCH INCU-
bators; one $50 egg and one 100 egg
capacity, with all fixtures, ready to
operate. Both machines bought direct
from factory last season, and are new
Will sell at bargain. Address Box 211,
West Durham. N. C.
Pile. o. div
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THERE is A. SPLENDID OPENING
for resident physician at Everetts, N.
c., progressive milling town. For in
formation address Physician, care News
and Observer. 23-10t.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO RAISE MUSH-
rooms in cellars and barns; spare time
good pay; send addressed envelo~e for
years contract. Combined Growers,
Temple Court, N. Y.
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LOST-THURSDAY AFTERNOON, La
dies blue silk umbrella, white plaid
border, natural wood handle, in Jolly
and Wynne's, Boylan and Pearce or
Mahler's. Finder please return to $50
Hillsboro steet. Suitable reward.
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LADY STENOGRAPHER WANTS POSI-
ton, best reference, prefers work in
Raleigh, Address B care of News and
Observer.
12-25-3t Fri Sun Wed
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WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED MAN
clerk in general store, with references
Address T. NJ. Moore, Roanoke Rapids
12-1S-tf.
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WANTED BY JANUARY 18TH A FIRST
class registered druggist. Address,
with reference, Box Csc, Goldsboro, N.
c. 12-2l7t
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWE- ERE TO
handle the marvellous Cremo Gas Lamp;
outshines five Welsbach or fifteen cleo
trio lights. Experience unnecessary.
Cremo Light Company, New York.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
North Carolina with staple line; high
commissions with advance of 500
monthly; permanent position to right
man. Jess S. Smith, Detroit, Mich
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WANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY
town in North Carolina to sell the Wis
ible Writing Underwood Typewriter,
the most satisfactory typewriter in the
world See advertisement on another
page. r. L. Lindsay, State Agent,
Durham, N. C.
12-15-2Wks
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WANTED-AT ONCE REGISTERED
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WANTED EVERYWHERE-HU
to tack signs, distribute circulars, sam
pies, ETC.; no canvasslng good pay.
Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD SECOND
hand engines and boilers for sale, rang
ing from five to seventy-five horse-pow-
er. Quick delivery. Raleigh Iron
Works. 16-t, {.
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-CIGAR
salesman in your locality for city and
country trade; experience unnecessary;
$50 per month and expenses; inclose
stamp for particulars. Pioneer Cigar
Company, Department 90, Toledo, Ohio
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WANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER FOR
family of three; also take charge Of lit
TIE girl four years old. Re'crcu ;cs re-
cnired. Address Eek Q. Kinston, n. c.
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1919 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE OF
exchange, for city property. Mrs. 1
Stunkel, 403 W. Hargett Street.
4t-tueS&Fri.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT FACING
Capitol Square, No. II S. Wilmington
Street.
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Wilmington, N. c., Dec. 26.-The toy
pistol has seriously injured two colored
boys and one white. They are at the
hospital
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; EXPER-
fence unnecessary; good pay. Emanuel
Co.. Station ]. New York.
12-6-4t-sun
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LOST-A DOUBLE-LINK SLEEVE BUT
ton. Return and receive reward. George
Allen.
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WANTED REGISTERED DRUG CLERK;
good references. Address L. D., care of
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FOR RENT-ONE FRONT ROOM, FURN-
ished or unfurnished with modern con-
venients. Apply PIG East Morgan
street.
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Hon. X Elias is spending few days in
Clay. He dropped into the Courier office
yesterday and informed us that he had
up some kind of scheme to build rail
road through the county.-Clay County
Courier
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of the cs-
tate of Rufus Jones, notice is hereby Civ
en- to all persons having claims against
his estate to present the same to the
undersigned within the time required by
law, or notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their recovery.
A. SIDNEY JONES,
Dec. "a, 1903
Executor, Cary, N. c.
12-25-1aw 6w
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Among the Railroads.

Wake Co., N. c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
MAY RUN ron STATE SENATE.
Representative John W. Farley of
PIntte County OntIInes IntcntIons.


Platte County OutIines Intentions.
Representative John ". Farley of Platte
County. who has been employed by one
Of the bookmak,rs during the racing sea
son, will depart for home next Saturday.
where he will remain during the winter.
L am going back 20 Platte County" he
said yesterday. i may decide 90 run for
State Senator and II DO It will be- a race
10 the finish. 1 understand that Bob Nc
Kee Of Clinton County also wants Jhe
honor as well as Senator Stuhhs of Holt.
l don't think that Senator Costello will try
again. Stubhs came into our district BY
the last redistrictinc
I see that Congressman Cochran at the
st. Joseph meeting took the opportunity
to refer In strong language about the
scholboOk bill and those reducing the fees
Of certain offices That was very easily
understood hy me. He knows that the
center Of his opposition Is In Platte County
and he wanted IN give me few hits.
'All right, ! am willing TO meet him in
the SChOOlbuOk proposition / was a Fill
pinO on that proposition and su are my
supporters. l don't know whether there
will be any opposition To Cochran or not
now that Al Duncan has refused To enter
the contest. ~ wants To be Speaker of
the next House. Two years from nuvv he.
will try to beat Cochran. ! think and then
the fur will ily. Representative Golden
Of No9away is also mentioned. bus h.
seems TO have turned his ener-ies TO sun
porting Jim Todd Of Maryville for Iieuten-
ant Governor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Wreck at the Corner of Broad
way and Pine Street De.
lays Traffic.
MRS. F. W. ALTHAGE FAINTS.
FLYING Glass Slightly Injuries
Miss Rockwinkel. While Her
Mother Escapes I'm
harmed.

4 collision between Broadway car No.
gsi and Lee avenue car No. l5i1. az the
corner of Broadway and Pine street.
shortly before O'Clock last night re-
suited In wreclIing the cars and injuring
two Passengers.
Mrs. r. W. AlthaEe OF No. 1873 Cass ave
nue. was badly shaken and tainted from
the shock 20 her nervous system. Miss
Katie Bnckwiukel OF No. 1903 Cas- ave
nue. was slightly injured bv flying glass.
while her mother. Mrs. Frank II. Book
winkel. was unharmed.
The cars came together with force. The
front platform OF the broadway car was
almost wrenched of. while the side OF the
Lee avenue car was crushed and broken
and the Window panes shattered.
Fslch lnoturmau claims that he had the
right of way Cnd that the other Is respon-
slAIs for the accident william J. Moore
vns ON the front platform % the Broad
way car. and !. Z. Mexican was In charge
Of the controller on the Lee avenue car.
The Lee avenue car WAS east bound.
There were only three passengers In the
car when it approached the crossing at
broadway. It is claimed that Mexican
rang his gong for the crossing and then
started his car.
At the same time that the Lee avenue
car approached the crossing the Broad
way car. bound south. signaled for the
right Of way Either the mOtOrman mis-
understood the signals or else did not see
the others car. as both ears approached
fht, crossing with speed.
Mrs AItn1ge and Mrs. and Miss Book
wInk.I were SITTING on the south side OF
the g-e avenue car. The crash came be
fore they could move. and had the women
been sitting en- the other side Of the car
they would doubtless have been seriously
injured
fisinn pieces Of broken glass came down
in sroweIs. The shouts Of persons that
witnessed the accident. with the sudden
extirEuishmsnt Of the lights IN the car.
proved 700 much for Mrs. Althage, and she
tainted
Doctor L. W. Mrazek Of No. 2522 South
Twelfth street witnessed the accident and
offered his services Mrs. Althage was
soon revived and the slight wound on Miss
B0ckwinkeTs face bandaged.
The force OF the impact threw the.
Broadway car across both tracks, and
traffic was blocked for nearly half an
hour. The Lee avenue car also was de-
rallied
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Read and Learn How You May pro-
cure It.

The question Of why one man s,,ccaaJs
anu another IallS Is problem thar has
puzzled philosophers for centuries Ora
man attains riches and position Will Ljs
nelghhcr who started with seemingly the
same and better opportunities eyIsfs in
poverty and ObsCuritv. No man ~ap ,rjn
success who Is suffering from an Irritating
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ana seize the best remedy to eradicate the
trouble. "a
\ person afflicted with a serious case n
hemorrhoids or piles i haudicappe.l in the
race Tor power and advancement ~ Is i'm
possible 20 concentrate the mental op.r-
Cies when this dreadful trouble il eapr,Ip~
the vital forces. To show how easily fhis
success destroying trouble can be- c,,er-
come. we publish the following letter iron,
prominent Indiana man:
Mhen ! received the former letter and
booklet on Piles. their nature cause ard
cure. was IN a critical condition. Ulcers
10 the number OF seven had formed on the
inside OF the reCtum eliminating IN a
large tuner on the outside Resembling
hstula. / suffered the most eVcrtl-iat!ne
pain. could get no rest day or night After
reading the booklet l sent to my dr1lrrist
put ne haprened to be out OF Pyramid Pile
Cure iust at that time. However I oh
tatned part OF a box from NV brotbar-
in-law and began their use Ffv-a r,-,--s
mids completely cured me-. I rro.,urs-i :,
box. later. but have had no occasion to
Use them. I have been waiting Ia 80 fh..
the cure was permanent before y-rt,i,,,, ,i,-.,
you Of its success. believe Pyramid PJis
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valuable remedy. take great pleasure in
recommending its use TO any sllffsrer
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fiicted with this disease" J. o. Lfttsil
Arthur. Ind.
You can obtain a free sample Of this
wonderful remedy. also the booklet
described above by writing your name and
address plainly on postal card and mail
ing it TO the Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall,
Mich
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Two of The Active Harm1Hizcrs'
Have Left ~. Louis for
Cape Girardrau.
HUTzFELDT AND POWERS.
Recognized as Political SIIatC-
giSts. They VIII Run a News
paper and Exploit Their
Views.

Local Republican politicians are muc'
] exercised over .ni-ra;i1U Ihss. -rr-
/ Two af she starch uiI1rs II the IuEu'-au
/ faction. Fred a. Hurzt"ldt AMI Charles J
! Powers. have pullsI their stakes AMI rsr
/ now running "a paper Republican. De- .
I sail-in Cape Girar.l-.ar..
Since the Republican Sf-fs CrUm:ttr,
threw out rpb.lliuus members %; tire Ci'N
Committee last year UutzfeIlt auI Pow
-rs h1v. boon names with whirn to uor-
iure There has not been On caucus. q oo--
ference ur "a rally where they GiI mt ap-
psar or try 90 appear.
IIHt-f-lit cruaugrHi the r.iuar'.- iu
the Seventh WIri. -rI Iv clever wurs
managed To- get about SO NOR. votes oU
the tally sheets than in the ballot hoNss-
He established the record in -. Louis fHr
getting there with Ell fuurs co. primary
HIS reputation for carrying direct Uriua-
ries Is not second TO 8rv.
He IS now secretary uf the City Commit
tee. whether as a reward for primary
services or uufaiiinE good nature remains
20 b. solved He was also thr active
secretary OF the st. Louis Republican
club. known 81 GlI ~ ml.Fs AND success
fuI in getting the monthly Ga-s int. the
Golfers OF the organization.
Pawsrs has lived iu the Twenty. .gth
Ward. AMI ro him belongs tav credit for
;u'tiug former Councilman Cha-i.s -
Carroll gut of busin-Ss. also with O. direct
primary. He has been chairman 90 Oh
Organization CDmmit;,- of On. 81 Louis
Republican club. He did not obtain tni~
laS' honor through th- direct primary
hich made him a C!fs Commute, 'I..s "a.
but hy th" FAVOR q aprrariaIiv. friends
who saw his general u-.EI'U-SS.
Just what crGsr,i :hr.s two wonders tu
leave -. Louis and embark in toe C.ue
CiIrarlaau vsutur. i~ not known some OF
their former friends ar.. urkluI .u1s-h Co
say that the detailed plan which they drew
Tor carrying the next primary aII not
meet with the enthusiastic fiscal roSp1uzs
which they had a right to expect. and that
this had its effect on the determinations cf
the two straJesIsts
Others claim tHa; cheese two harm1uizers
have gone tu Cap. Glrardsau o. fry their
hand a. EeuerslliS~im ~imUz In that former he
publican stronghold. their success 10 that
direction here !n -. Louis having quail
from an lnte-D1 fluull dispute over 20
boundary question 90 the longevity 81
AIMS existence on this mundane sphere
De that AS % may. the local k|rub-
hCan city Committee Is nov without
strategy board. Experienced politicians
fear that if further dsfeCJions from the
organ iZatiurS occur. the party may not
win at the next election. aud iU fact that
even Republicans may not De found lI
sufficient number even TO carry the u-imI-
which mas he solved some dav. some way.
but IN the future FOR sure.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
HITCHCOCK SUSPENDS
ASA 3. THOMPSON.
Secretary Says That the Reported
Land Frauds I'm the West Are
Receiving Attention.

Washington. oct 27.-Sccr,tary Hitch
cock. who has been 81 with a cold. was al
his desk to-day for the first time since the
middle OF last week His first act was 10
order the suspension OF Asa b. Thompson.
receiver Of public moneys at the public
Land Office at Ia Grande. Oregon. who
was indicted yesterday on the charge OF
bribery.
And there will be- Others" he said
whenever similar circumstances are DIS
covered in connection with them
He declined TO say more concerning tho
reported frauds in connection With fha
careful attention and have been since IAN
uGry s. last. when, the Secretary said the
investigation was begun. He alSl said fbst 4
proceedings had been iust!Gated against a
Miss Ware. who is Commissioner ~
Deeds. and is charged with ISSUING. car-if-
Gates in 80 cases OF fraudulent land IN
tries
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

While walking on Seventh street, near
Biddle. yesterday morning. Patrolman MI
Ter Of the Fourth District saw a man jump
from a saloon window at No. ll8 North
Seventh street and join a man on the
street. The man jumping from the win
dow had in his possession eight boxes OF
cigars Both men ran around the corner
flie name nf Dennis Mccarthy Of No. lbs
North Eleventh street The other man
esraped A warrant was issued yesterday
charging Mccarthy with robbery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
GOVERNOR APPOINTS JUDGES.
Bailey Settles Sharp Contests in
Kansas.
REFrEIIn srEcIAr

HEfi BLlC SPECIAL
Topeka. kas-. oct 27.-Governcr Bailey
to-day settled the judgeship contests in
the various districts by announcing the
appointment Of the following:
William G. Holt. Judge OF the Circuit
Court OF Appeals Of Kansas CITY. Kas..
Walter L. simmons Judge of tbs Sivtb
judicial District. comprising E1urbon
Crawford and Linn Counties: T.. StiIIvyaII
JuCge Of the Seventh Judicial District
complying NeoshO and Wilson rryIntiss:
G. +. Hurrell. Judge Of the Thirtv-sixfb
Judicial District. comprising jackson and
Jefferson counties: J. NcCahe NTo1ra
Judge Of the Twenty-ninth Judicial Ms
tr!ct. comprising Wyandotte County: / y
DlckersOn, Judge OF the Eighth JIIdiri,I
Gegry and Morris counties. N y Sir,,,.,
son, Judge Of the Ninth Judicial DistT.c.
comprising Reno, Harvey and McPhsrsSIfi
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
PRoPOsALs FoR PUBLICATION

PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLICATIONS
OF the Supreme Court and Courts OF Appeals
Reports.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee OF the Secretary OF State OF the state OF
Missouri at jefferson City. up TO and including
Z O'Clock D. m of Tuesday. November u. 1901
FOR the publication during the ensuing six
years OF the Supreme Court and Courts %
Appeals reports. as provided By law. section
Reports 10 be delivered in basement OF Cap
ltol building free from charges OF boxing or
a GOOD and sufficient bond in the sum OF
faO 900 for the faithful performance OF the
contract must accompany each bid
The Commissioners reserve the right 20 reject
~ z G CROW.
Attorney General: .
ALBERT o. ALLEN
state Auditor.
SAM r. COOK
Secretary OF State.
Commissioners
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Crime. Apparently Resulting
From Revolutionary Society
Disputes, AgitatcS London.
VICTIM IS A ~PRSSIWST."
Faction Favorin% Violent Meas
urcS Recently Made Threats
to Remove" Opposition 10
Their Desperate Schemes.

London. oct 2T.-SaEatal SaEouri. presi-
dent NJ the Armenian Revolutionary So
eteiy in London. was murdered In the sub
uro OF Nunhead late yesterday evening.
The crime has created sensation. as II
has every appearance Of being Of a poIit-
ical character. and has been preceded b,-
the assassination OF other officials Of
branches uf the same society on the Con-
tinent.
NJ SaEouni. who only returned n Inn
don yesterday. after settling up the af-
fairs of an associate in Switzerland. who
was recently assasslnated by srabrinr
was entering his residence when a man
rushed across the road anI fred four
shots at Sa@curi in quick succession. the
last bullet entering the region Of the
heart
The murderer. who appeared 10 be- \
foreigner. fed with two companians The
only clews 20 the man i'm possession Of th,.
authorities are hat and a magazine pis-
tp-, which he dropped in his hIrht.
Ihe murdered man. who was a mining
engineer. became wealthy in the Caucasus
ana devoted his money 10 the Armenian
cause His society WIS entirely massive
ana opposed 10 violeEce. and il is Thought
THIS attitude inspired the advanced Soc
ton OF the Armenians with the desire for
vengeance.
sasouni's friends attribute the murder
10 The Alfarist section OF the Hentcbak-
lSt SoGietE- This section. headed by a man
named Aliar, was expelled from the so-
ciStE after the split in 1875. when. il is
alleged, the Alfarists were paid Sries ~
the Sultan Of Turkey. ''s' VA
Lowell. Mass, Oct. 27.-The managers Of
She Bell Clothing Company. owning a
4arEe store. Nos 81 to 81 AIerrirnacli
street; I'm this city. think It very likely
NAT they may have sold to an Armenian a
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
TAKE PRISONERS FROM JAIL.
"Whitecaps" Whip Two Men at
Excelsior Springs. No.


NEFI iil.l' SPECIAL
Excelsior Springs. No. oct. g7.-Ahout
Il o'clock last night white caps took VII
liam Evans and r. Allen from the city
Jail and gave them severe whipping.
Allen IS about - years old. Evans is
about -. and had just finished a ninety
days sentence In the county jail so- steal
ing
After the whipping both Allen and Evans
were ordered To leave town.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

here to-day. II was largely attended and
the reports OF the various officers show
an increase In members and the financial
condition 20 be better than ever. Papers
We're read by Doctors Asa l. T. VII
hams. Nandaiia: George y. Kreider.
Springfield: g. J. Rivard. Assumption: F.
BuckmaStcr. Altamont. and Everett =
Brown. Decatur. The next meeting will
be held I'm Pana. In April.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Marshall Church Calls Pastor.

Marshall. No. Oct. 2T.-The Presbyte-
rian Church Of this CITY has called the
Reverend John =. Abbott Of Mount Ster-
ling. ny. He has accepted and will be-
gin his labOrs here November l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

HAY A1Es-Monday. October z6 Isl3 at So D.
IN. Margaret Hayes. religt Cf the late Thomas
HAYES, beloved mother Of John. Thomas J-Ie-
Inlah ana James Hayes. Mrs. Eugene Fsaming
al LgRn Guinl wan and Mrs. James Kat ns.
Funeral from family residence. No s5SI ii.
ferdinand avenue. THURSDAY. October y at 20
J.. ~, 20 Visitation Church. thence 70 Calyary
CeInetery. ErIends are InyIted % atrenl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

rim a05o1. I hare used, up 10 tie
present. time, G6onf f7g0 bOffEsS Of
PaiRr's CrIcyy Compound ant teri
7pcH ami like my 0H SER agGin.
/ heartily recommend II 10 ali PER
says yBus II r}y,-y,yv
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
District Medical Society.

HEPJ BLlC SPECIAL
Pana, Ill, Oct. 1.-THE twenty-ninth
senianuual meeting Of the District Medi-
cal Society OF Central Illinois was held
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y.-Three men
v,ers killed and three injured in an accI-
dent al the Canadian Niagara Power Com
naRlT plant
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Princeton. Ind. oct T.-The Rodgers
oil Company OF Mount Carmel. Ill, has
struck a good flow Of oil eight miles west
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
e. a. Trei
Had Sick Headaches


flr. Trei says: 81 haze teen
fr0U5led JOr y0mc time z0iff 6ps-
PepStG and SIX HradarEcs, and at
times zpOHlH TccI as II / 7rsrr
OHLy c.vfSting, ami net hrinq.
/ aoas extremely nervous ami all
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Paine's CELERY
Compound
Cured Him.

Returning tourists with nothing to
wear" have only TO drop IN at BARR'S to
ind the newest and best Of the seasons
styles waiting for them. Come they even
from across the seas. Bars buyers have
got here Just ahead OF them with the new
est. most chic OF European modes The
Fall season IS on at Bars great store