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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-30
MORE ORE.


~ - oO"O oG~sSOtVO Ao0uS the Oe'
pot.
The v. Z T. railroad is pretty busy
hauling ore at the present time and
It u being spread about Carson at q
lively RIA The fact 10 that the rail-
road people realize that the waste rock
from the CoInstock mines IAxes the
best strest filler that has yet bee.
tried on the natural roads q this city,
and are In consequence placing tn,
ore where it viii do the most good.
All about the depot, and in fact, the
entire block in front Of it and to the
north 10 receiving q liberal dose Of
the white quartz, and where Il has
been placed there IL . solid street
with no dust blowing and It viii also
stop q mud patch at that point.
The same character Of material
should he placed about the main street
Of this city, as there are many low
places and portions Of the street are
by far too low to make good streets,
while the crossings are high, which
are anything but pleasant to drive
over.
Carson. Mas the foundation for good
set of streets, but the fact that the city
and county have endeavored to econ.
omize In this particular department,
has placed some Of the streets in OK.
ceedingly bad order. A train load Of
this material from the Comstock
would add to the comforts of those
who are compelled to drive and also
fix" the main street in such a man.
ner that it would not require repair
ing for a number of years to come.
Take the work of Commissioner
Daugherty on the road that leads out
of town south, and while it cost a
small barrel of cash, yet it is a saw
ing to the county in the end. The rec
ord is one Of the best in the entire
State, and before it was balasted and
repaired, as it is now, it was the
worst piece of road that the teamstel
had to contend with. 1t is false econ
omy to place the loose dirt that alb
ounds, while good material can be sc
S cured at a small cost. It is safe to say
that the waste rock from the Comstocl
can be secured for a less sum than Il
took to break the rock from the pr
son for the Gardner road. It is wortl
the try-out and the railroad win make
the city a low rate for the hauling.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-30
!. o. o. r.

All members Of Capitol Lodge No.
4, I. o. o. F, are requested to be pre-
sent at q regular meeting to be held
Monday evening. November I'd, 1903.
Visiting and sojourning members are
invited to attend.
Up .Meder. N. 9.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-10-30

The rural free deliver route at Love
lock, Humboldt county, will be in oo-
Grafton December 1st The route COW
ers an area Ct 21h square miles and
contains a population ct 400.
Several mining men put in yesterday
looking over the local mines, and one
property has struck them favOrably.
1t is rumcre9 that working bond is
to be issued.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
LAB0RERS BURIED ARE
RESCUED AND FED.
Their Heads Dug Ont of the sand,
Stimulants and Coffee Are
Given Them.
RErrRLIc SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York Oct 3-Through the collapse
0f the sides OF a deep excavation In East
New York two laborers narrowly escaped
being sucked 10 death in quicksaDds. MI
chael Ambrosia OF Essex street. near Lib
erty avenue. and Antonio Franceia Of Pa
cihc street. near Bradford street. the vic
tins are in the Bradford Street Hospital
In a critical condition
With several others Ambrosia and Fran
celia had been engaged FOR several days
No. JI5 Belmont avenue George Lunz, a
contractor. Of No. lSj Alabama avenue.
has charge OF the work The excavation
had reached a depth Of nearly seventeen
feet. when both sides gave way. owing
to defective snoring. Ambrosia and his
companion were buried Their companions
A large crowd gathered. and August
Schombs rode on his bicycle TO notify
Police Captain HaTkins who hurried to
the scene with the reserves and sent call
for FIRE truck No. 81.
woTkmen employed near by under Con-
tractor Matthew Meagher. had in tho
meantime rushed up and with shoyels
succeeded IN uncovering the buried men
heads They were unconscious The work
men could do no more. as the sand caved
IN as tast as IL was thrown out
Ambulance Surgeon Edwards clambered
down into the excavation until near the
workmen. whom he revived and strength
ened by hypodermic injections. Hot coffee,
made by women In the neighborhood, was
also poured into them
Captain McGregor. OF the Fire Company
succeeded In working life belts under the
armpits Of each OF the unfortunaces. but
though nearly a score OF men .uEged On
ropes tied to the belts their efforts to dis
lodge the men were IN vain Hhe victims
screamed with pain
The efforts to shovel them out were
started again with renewed vtgor. Slowly
the workers gained on the sand. In grave
danger themselves. until the uen were
uncovered to the waists. Then there was
a mighty haul on the ropes. and they
were lifted into the street. ravIng in
agony. The rescuers were loudly cbeered.
IsunE. the contractor. was arrested,
charged with being responsible flr the ac-
cident. but was discharged by Magistrate
FurlOng In the Gates Avenue Police Court.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
PANIC IN CHURCH
CAUSED BY mad Doc" "
With Foam-FIeeked Mouth and E1-
hibItinE All symptoms OF RABIES
Dnshes Among wOrshiPers-
REPrBLIC sPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. oct 3.-Tearing through the
aisles and under seats. a brindle bulldog
with foaming lips and swapping Jaws, e1-
hibitiEE all the signs Of rabies. created a
panic among ale worshipers who crowded
St. Mary's Church for mass. and it was
not Until several men by a joint attack
had succeeded in getting a rug over his
head to prevent his biting that he vas
removed and the interrupted services con-
tinued.
The frightened people. mostly women.
behaved with a cooines unusual under
such circumstances. and, while many rose
IN their seats, they did not leave the
church. Three times the animal was
driven back as he tried to enter by the
south aisle. but he finally evaded the ush-
ers and others and started for the altar
bowling. Part way down the aisle he
JumpeI upon seat beside a little bill.
but she did not stir. and ne was agatu
driven cut, running under the seats. %
the CONSERVATION Of tie occupants
Having failed to get down this aisle
the brute turned into the middle alslrs
and before he could be stopped had
reached the locality OF the altar, where
construction Is under way for the i'm
prOvements planned for the church. There
he hid under the sounding board Of the
pulpit. and continued his swapping ana
bowling to such an extent that the music
OF the mass was stopped.
An attacking party consisting OF James
MCManus and Bartholomew ]. Hopkins,
two Of the ushers. and Doctor P. ]. Glib
bOus and Thomas Burns, was imprO-
vised. and they surrounded the beast. Doc
tor Gibbons found a rug IN the Vestry,
with which he advanced on the dog.
Throwing this over the animals head. he
succeeded in getting his foot on the dogs
neck and holding him until the others
could close in and carry him out. Services
were then resumed by Father % OShea.
q A call was sent 70 police hssiadqq4arters
responded IN the patrol wagon. taking the
dog TO police headquarters and the fasten-
ing him up in the patrol barn. II was not
long before a man representing himself as
the animals owner claimed him and took
him away. The man said that the dog
was not mad. but had had a fit because
OF the heat To prove his assertion he
carried the animal away in his arms.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
DIED AS He HAD
BEEN FoRWARNED.
milton of Evil, and Fell
to HIS Death.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Oct. 3.-John J. Mccoy. an
employe on the rapld-transit tunnel in At
lantic avenue. Brooklyn, told his friends
when he went TO work at an early hour
that he had premonition that some evil
would befall him before the day was over.
He died shortly afterwards in ST. Mary's
Hospital from injuries received by falling
through an alrshaft into the tunnel. He
lived with his wife and two children at
No. 07 Atlantic avenue.
Mccoy got his Job on the tunnel after
being out OF work for several days. He
was walking on the roof OF the Subway
near HopkinssOn avenue when an ap-
preaching train on the Long Island Rail-
road let out a sudden and shrin whistle
II so startled Mccoy that he Jumped back
wards with a scream into the airshaft and
fell "a feet 10 the floor OF the tunnel
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

THE beautiful Schubert piano viii suit you:
eaEy terms. Rabe, Isoe Carr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
CHEWED PAPERS AND SWoRE.
John Hubert Frightens Passen-
gers in Page Avenue Car.

btIs III ubt AFVHUt NdI.
Passengers on Page avenue car No. 1915.
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. were
frightened by the actions Of a man who
boarded It at LeffingweIl avenue
Seating himself beside a woman. the
man began chewing a newspaper and tear
ing Il into fragments with his teeth. He
used profane language. made Wild ges-
lures and the passengers started for the
rear platform
Conductor Kidd summoned Patrolnen
Turner OF the Tenth District who took
the man from the car. At the station the
prisoner gave his name as John Hubert
OF No zazI Easton avenue. He stated that
lum- he was sent 70 the City Hospital
for observation
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

- Lam DOUGLAS NO. 4 ORDER OF sCS0T
- tish Clans. meets nrst and third TussdST.
- each month at Testgnte Hall corner C;rsrI
"a Eastun avenues Visiting clansr.sn COZ
diaifv united 20 attend
CtiAs. STEWART, Chief
No go Bell avenue
Attest: George A Bruce. SseTetary. No ,s1f
EoTrrItE avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
ROYAL LEAGUE.

= REELEY COUNCIL MEETS TIE sEc-
" ont and fourth wednesday evrnInr- -
Han No Fr1ternal building. Elsveufs -
Franklin avenue Next meeting Octob-r "a
CEarE and refreshrnenta always q ulrf ~ o1r
raee-tnsF- Al members of the ordsr fraternsiiv
invited At an tines and cur own members
DAEL H PFIsTER, Arcboa.
Attest: h II. Jones. serfss
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
HIsToRICAL SOCIETIES.

= he Blue AND THE GRAY MEETS AT
u ff- rooms Of the Missouri Historical SO
cietv. KS isO Locust street. upon call OF the
comm Rndant JOSEPH BONCE. Captain
2. G Robbins. First serEeant
m UssoURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY. NO.
III 100 Locust Strect-Regular monthly
meetings held On the secund Thursday % each
month at ,. m. from November I'll April.
Inclusive The building T. open daily from s
q. TIL o. N. Sunday afternoons from
TN The public Il cordially invited TO visit
the library and museum
WALTER =. DOUGLAS President
George :. Mockler. Secretary
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN-s HISTORICAL,
Y Society meets third sunday of every
month. .. m. No. 1900 Locust street All 81
Louis volunteer nremcn are invited 20 attend
JOSEPH BOYCE. President
Thomas Lynch. secretary
Frank NJ Brooks, Assistant aecretarv
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
PRIVATE NATERAITY ROME

For ladies during confinement especially
adapted 10 cases wishing 20 avoid exposure
an diseases and irregularities treated and re-
.riits guaranteed. good nursing and best OF
are ana rerfsct seclusiun- The only insti,u-
tign N the kind in the charge uf a regular
S-r,gratef aud rriInbie physician Call or ad-
Sr.--- pilysician ~ y Twenty-third ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
wOMEN's CATHOLIC
ORDER OF FoREyrERs.

CT MAL.ACHYs COURT. NO. ssS. WON
= ems Cathollc Order Of Foresters rseets
secund and fourth Wednesday OF each FIlorth
az 81 Aaiaehy's Han. Ewing and cark ave
MRS MARY MURPHY. R. C. us cark
Mis- Mamie z C Ksrwiek. r g. III B.r-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
D+nti.t.. wife Under 100000 no,d-

New York. Oct 3.-AIrs. Marie Layton
Johnson. wife OF a Fifth avenue dentist
who Is alleged 70 have committed A series
OF empezziements aggregating SaOo0 from
a Cincinnati hrm was to-day heid N
ue.ooo ball for examination. The heartnx
was set for Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
ORDER OF COLUMBIAN KNIGHTS.

CT. LOUIS LODGE. No. s. ORDER OF
= Columbian knights. meets every second
and fourth Monday az hall No. T. odd Eel
lows building. Visiting members Of the order
are always welcome, ClEars and mutations a.
al meetings. T.. +. MURRAY. President
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

p ATHBoSE SISTERS. EXCELSIOR TEN
~ pie, No. IS meets every nrst ard third Sat
eruay y each month az Anchor Hail, PGrk ana
JSTerson avenues Members expected 70 -
present and visitors cordially invited
MRS a BAXMEYER. NJ z C
Lulu Nelinder. n r. 9
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
THEATRICAL.

ST. LOUIS CALCIUM LIGHT co
OXYGEN and hydruEen Eas tlrniahed Tor stere-
opticon and movinE picture machines stereop-
ucons snd vleUH for rent also calcllIn nfnt
With colors furnished 70 theatrical entertain
neuts. .nasdusrases ffrss ball fancy solo
dances. tahleauT and Hing pictures. shadow
USde4nEH- 6is Elm "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
NATIONAL UNION.

EUTURE GREAT COUNCIL NO -. Ma
II tionai Union. MEETS second and fourth
Ncadays of each month Et HoEard's Hall
Olive and Garriton avenue. a 2. n Frients
Geo G. Hurt sse-etarT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
ROYAL ARcANUM.

ROYAL ARCANUM.
Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI ROYAL
V Arcanum. Sos-5ll Holland BuIiding-A
cordial veleoms 70 waters. friends. brethren
and members from abroad.
=. II. BACON. @. r
Jno c KiliinEsUorth. Grand Secretary
NLD GUARD COUNCIL. NO. IN. ROYAL.
~ Arcanuui. meets every second and fourth
Mondays. Louisiana building. Nc. 81 North
Nandevrnter avenue. a cordial welcome TO
visitors LOUIS IISCH. Regent.
c W. smith. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
WALL PAPEn.

WALL paper cleaned. 5oc per room and up .
guaranteed. Wall Cleaning Co. i51s washing
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsoNs.

GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO =
" A r & A NJ. will hold stated con-
munication AZ 40 O'Clock Tuesday evening. Oc-
tobcr i5. az Masonic Temple, Grand and Fin
n-y avenues Work IN ,, c. degree. Mem
A J. MIcHESER. ". N
Henry Lihou. Secretary.
m ISSOCRI LODGE. NO. I. A. I. & A. NJ
III No communication during Fair week.
stated on THURSDAY. October i. at s.30 p m
r. G. degree. Specials on Wednesdays. October
Il and =. Members requested and visiting
brethren fraternally invited 10 attend.
TAYLOR r. WYRlCk. W. u.
John ". Deems, Secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
RATHRoNE SISTERS.

"a EGIs TEMPLE. NO. ). RATHBONE SIS
"a ters. meets every second and fourth Thu-s-
day nights at Fraternal Hail. Eleventh street
and Franklin avenue. Visitors welcome
MRS. L B. PFEIFFER. n 2. c.
Dos Eastcn avenue
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
KNIGHTS OF THE MAccABEEs.

nEwEY TENT. NO. "a. KNIGHTS OF THE
- Maccabees Of the World meets second
81. Louis Turner Hall. Tenth and Carroll
strrsts Next review Tuesday. September Z la
Visiting sir knights are cordially invited
PETER BALyES, Commander.
Henry Rauth. Record Keeper
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST

- oURT COTE BRILLIANTE. No. slS
~ Independent Order of Forcsters. Bow
mans Hall Eleventh and Locust Stn.-Meetln;
on the second and fourth Thursday evenings o.
W X PENTLAND. Chief Ranger.
Residence. No iEif peudirton-
W O. Wright. Recording Secretary No az
Kenn-rly ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

CT LOUIS COURT. NO 4 7. b II. MEETS
. every Tu~-day evening az o.eiock sharp.
- Prank r. Bialr Post Hall. lsQ8 Market street.
SIDNEY II. HORN. Chief.
Arendt Kuclper. Scribe. 13tA Evans avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

Two very fine new Mason & Hamlin Baby
Grands beautiful cases and Considered BY
many experts the finest styles Of Baby Grands
made. We will close them out at very low
prices as We need the room they occupy and
VIII probably discontinue the agency.
ORGANS,
Fine lire OF new Organs. ~ 20 500 Some
splendid bargains IN used organs gaS 10 Sg.
every one in perfect condition.
TERMS.
We sell on easy terms " desired or make
special Inducements for cash.
EXCHANGING.
II you buy piano from and want 20 er-
change II within reasonable time for a new
one. we viii allow you all that you have paid
for Il. provided you have kept II in good con-
dition Remember the place Tor genuine bar
gain. one tnst you can depend on. and hacked
by substantial guarantee, fs SIN the
BRADBURY Piano Warerooms.
F. G. Smith. M: A E. whItaksr. NJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

s~~~~~~~~~~~
ne s1iET COUNCIL No. a. KNIGHTS
- q Columbus. meets every nrst and third
thursday IN the west ball, Century buidIng.
Ninth and Olive sts. Visiting knights are in
yited & r. MONAGHAN, Grand knight.
~. J. McGtane. Recorder.
v ENRICK COUNCIL. No SO. KNIGHTS
N of Columbus. meets every sseUad and
fJurth Wednesday In Rose Hill Hall No. 6sel
Aapl> avenue. Whiting knights are Invited.
JOHN PAUL CHEW.
Grand knight
Walter 7. Cunningham. Recorder.
m AROUETTE COUNCIL NO. 60
III KniEhts Of Columbus. meets every ssc-
gnd and fourth Tuesday In the west hall.
Century building. Ninth and Olive str-=tA
visitinE knights cgrdially invited
W. l.. NEE. Grand Knight.
;. P. Leonard. Recorder.
CT LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. a.. MEETS
u every hrst and third Tuesday at West
End Han suutnEest corner Ftnney and Van
deventer avenues. Visiting knights are cordial
~ invited FRANCIS b. RUNDER,
Jos. F. Lamy. Recorder. Grand Knight
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

DOCTOR HOGAN ss s'gs gsasS:, S:5S:s 'nh nsSi; sS5
ADOPTED n desired: lsdi-s IN trouble. call or
-rtfe- f-rrrs r.as consultation fire. z15 Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
MUSICAL.

| A Matter of Interest to
the Piano Buyer,
AT
|BOLLMAN'S
OLD STAND,
100 OLIVE STREET
Don't miss our special bargains offered
this week They are exceptional This is
your opportunity. Take advantage Of Il
We can save you from 80 % TO $3.50 on
ths purchase of piano. Can early Mon
Jay tn order 20 have the largest stock
from which 20 select REMEMBER, We
guarantee every plano Tor ten years. and
include with every purchase a handsome
stool 20 match the case OF plano and ele-
Esnt scarf or cover. \ FEW or THE
SPECIAL BARGAINS OFFERED THIS
WEEK:
Nv EBER" Grand. a besutiful plano.
' "'s' $4,000
UPRIGHTS.
"E. GABLER a BRO" excellent In
strument IN ebonized case. fun l-5
..SMITR & BARNES" an instrument
in perfect condition. fine walnut case.
cut to-----------.-...- .-.--.-..-..- 90
"&IMBALL.' fine upright piano. in beau
utul mahogany case. excellent tone. cut
10 --------.-------.---.-..--- Sss.s5.OO
STERLING" in hne mahogany case.
ussa ynly snort time and stil! II eE.
csisut condition. only.--.--..---. S2O5-OO
..LINDEMAS & sons beautiful sban-
lied case piano. perfect condition, beau
uIul tone --------.-.---.--------.--S
''HAZLETON BROS" fine upright
piano. In ebonized case. perfect condition.
only ---------.--..------.------ -Sl3O.oO
"MENDELSSOHN," excellent inst=u-
ment, IN me mahogany case. only used a
short tine. and stll In perfect condition.
cut 10 ---------.-----SlSb.oO
-. & c. FISCHER" fine upright piano.
in beautiful ebonized case. selling for
CUSTOMERS account at---..--------SlSS.OO
SQUARES.
al. +. HALE" good square piano. IN fne
condition. only -S5O.OO
"GRUPE & KINDT," excellent square
piano. in ehonized case. just the instru-
ment for practicing purposes-..-.-S4 $4,000
aCHICKERING." This il a beautiful
square piano in rosewood case. me tone.
only -.---------------.-.------- SASsVo
aKTRTZMAN & HINES" good square
piano. In ebonized case. used but very |
little, selling at-.---..---.--.-------Ss SsbosOO
'sNM. kNABE," square piano an instrl-
ment which will give excellent service as
a practicing plano for several yeaEs, only /
"HAYES & Co.." a hns square piano.
IN ehoniZed case. another good practtctnE i
piano. which we are selling for a Gus
toners account S25.OO /
DON'T FORGET THIS SALE TAKES
PLACE AT
BOIIman Bros. Piano Co.,
oLD STAND
100 OLIVE STREET.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
KLEEEAMP BROS, PIANO co.

sells tho world renowned Henry r. Miller
Bush g. Gerts. Victor kleekamp Bros Ifnde-
man and other hiEh-E=ade pianos: lowest prices
Tor cash cr tine. large stock: old pianos eN-
ehangea' - years eNperitnce. z5J7 Park ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
THOUSANDS MADE BEAUTIFUL
DR ANNIE NEWLANO.

NJ rrgior Nine EoIine Staaiey's NlaEara
ssTyr., face bleach Demonstrated. Grand
Iesdsr. main fi0or Penny & Genties. sold BY
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
DR.. MARY ARTHUR.

Confinement ten dollars. trained nurses: sle-
CANT accommodation. infants adopted special-
Isl in an female troubles Euaranteed results
fref-ciass and private Respectable sanlttril liii-
IadIss will not regret calling. zsu Mashington.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

MEDICAL
DIR. ARTHUR's Golden seal ReEuiator. re-
lleves IN three hours. beware % Eubsttute- :
n1ue genuine without signature uf Gol4sn seal
MfE Co. es1i washington. prlee -
OZONE cures throat, lung apd bronchial trou-
bIes Never Bros, wholesale druggists. dls-
tFfbutinr aEents. 81 Louis. No
GUARANTEE 20 cure rheumatism com
pIetely within one month. AK ~. Repuhllc-
LADIES. Ergo Tanso gives Quick relief Call
FOR free sample. Dr. CazeauN. 80 Mash.nEtoIl.
TAPE WORM.
pleasaut easy and ncsItivc cure. without sick
ness or fasting. booklet free. ladF aselatAhl-
sseulh.n crouch. 81 Hickory 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

CARPET CLEANING
~ American Cve7dIerl steam Carpet Clean
Ing Co. iS7i Pine; send postal kin- ID 70.
AC1IE steam cIrue+ cleaning = yard. 80
EastCn- Phone kinloch d 80
CHICAGO steam CARPET Cleaning Co. W: y
McCourtney. MEr Carpets renovated 20 look
ike new Linden no. Kin. r ISL. ~ Fianey.
EMPIRE steam Cartgt Cleaning Co.-carPets
taken up.cleanet. made over and laids nest work.
lowe-t prices m Lucas: Beaumont -: c -
ENTERPRISE steam Carpet CieaninE CO..
Special atfertiou "a altering. sewiuE. rriayirg
Esston ant Psndletoa avrs. LIN s59A: Del soo
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04


UPRIGHT piano. Fisher cabinet grand. 1is5
cash. 500 on time 2.u2 Stoddard, one block
west OF jefferson and Carr
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
Si45.Oo.

This handsome ia upright. In mahogany
case az above price: was rented o5e year: 4
worth 80 OF anybcdy's money: don't miss
this bargain; terms II desired BeyeTs. Seven
eeenfh and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
LESTER Fl NOS ARE BEST.
A-,s, 49,, - and $40 Best tone plano IN 81.
LOUIS = and hear them before buying.
MONEY CAN'T BUY BETTER.
FRANK STEEL,
4l4-lo-iS North Sixteenth street.
Phone kIulU-h A -
A WORLD WITHOUT MUSIC

Mella 1e a lFsary place indeed: music + a
ionic. Nls time has gone by when a piano T. a
luxury. IL b. necessity. IL T. eufsTtaiunient.
49,. 49, an lnHNsst1nents ags does not af~ct a good
0u- that is Perfect. sarfr5 q Ei5n1 is tha Pack
ard Ngfls iAll % sing It's priisgs: you must
sufsenth and Tgs.ler -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

SISTERS IN Desrair-If tn need. write me
for remedy which relieved me % obstinate SUP
slressi1n IN five hours. Mrs A. Green. 10 Dear
born ST. Chicago
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

TEPEWORM expelled with head. cure Euer-
anteed Can o. Wrts Medical Co. 10 y. MINI
TT0NTT5SS 1-TIv- STeeliy reiitf: 81 900 guarantee
~ I I9rn't relieve abnormal suppression from
anv- cause. l0n GO testimonials information nee
VT{TTF, nefgctive AEtucy Tracing. invest-
ratffg and CoIlectiors- lz2e-25 Chemical build
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

LOWELL PUTNAM teaches violin. mando-
i'm, guitar. banjo; quick course: instruments
sold. exchanged. repaired and loaned free. Cor
Cruud and FfaueV aveE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
MUSICAL

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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

THE STROLLER q one Of the best pianos on
The market Rabss 14os Carr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

C-1nhneunents 800 trained nurses. elegant
r-0nrlo.iatious: free homes for infants II de-
sired: ladies treated fer - treatment gglE- g
anteesn: regulator 81 only: private. reliable
secludsd licensed home where y0u are wei
trest-d and your cure guaranteed private dis
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04

PERSONAIs-My husband was a hard dTinker
FOR over twenty years / cured him BY sim
rle home treatment and ! viii Eiacly tell you
fow did Il. ] have nothing 20 sell - want
no money. Mrs Margaret Ancers1a. Box li5.
EILLhurn. q. IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-04
ARE YOU WRlNKLE0?

II 80. why7 Because you negleet taking eare
OF your face Use Nine StEnleys sAintooos
sra y-sssaEe Gun and Be- Instructed By ny
corlratsnt demonstrators at the Grand-Leader
ard Penny 4 Geutles. agents wanted