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1900 18th NV. lar. b. $500. OG
lt4l Il 1 av. l3r. SD. IA,
1l0 VT av. Tor. Sd 1S3 81
1927 Mass av,l2r.b.l5o. 90
1929 NJ, 16r. 3b. .125. 90
1921 Q, l1r. b. 1888 90
1918 \ Ii nv. l2.3b.S ~. oo
500 E NV. 16f. b. 1900
18th ne s. fsr. b. "a. 90
1894 K. Tor, 2b. -. 81. 0C
1915 E Capitol. 1lr. b. 90. 90
1903 Belmont. Tor. b 80. OF
2a06 18th NV. Tor. b. 90. OG
1875 kenesaw. l:r. ID IS ~
1877 s, Tor. b. 90 Is
POS Il. lar. b. so. 0o
1896 Park. i3r. b. so. 90
1896 Col I'd. llr, b. 5000
3lOi 18th NV, l6r, b. D.uO
.l625-29 Howard Tor. Loo. III
1907 Phelps. lor. 2b. 500,
$3.50 n NV. lSr. ID. so ~
1900 UnIv'ty pl. Tor. bi7.50
3il5-l7 DgUs'n. Tor. b.47.a0
la49 kenesax. lUr. b. IS Sc
1905 22d nv. Tor. b. :. 81
1915 kenesaw. Or, b. ao.50
1927 \ ] av, lCr, b. 40.5O
1850 Univ pi, Tor. b. 40 81
1912 w, lvr. b. .i9.50
1120 Yale. Tor. b. 1850
LIZ Mass av ne. Or. b. 40.5(
400 Binney. Or, b. 400,
1900 w NV. loE b. .3s.5t
1902-4-S Sd NV. Tor, b 3S. 81
2022 \ NV. 10r, b. 1856
1S43 14th. Or. b. ...Ss.af
1904 S NV. Or, b.. $3.50
e~v4 IL. R;4c. NJ. n..,J 3,
Office rooms, 626 F
Cali at office for Compl
1t FURNISH +
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WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-A LOT WEST OF 18th ST. AMI
north Of u st. NV; not less than 40 feet front
in good location. Address HOME A., Stai
office. JaZ9-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-02

YOUR PROPERTY PAY7 III
not. why not7 Is the proper management exer-
cfsed? 1t all depends on this. We believe we
can save you money by managing your property.
Ask those who intrust their business to us-that
10 the best Recommendation. We employ a COM
petent force Of clerks. who devote their entire
time and energy to hat branch Of the business
Accessibility located. being near the principal gov
eminent departments, hotels. etc. and surround
ed by the most important street car lines GIVE
US TRIAL. MOoRE & HILL tlnc.,.
noS6-0 TIT 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-02

A FAIR PROPOSITION.
We are having constant application for houses
and have rented nearly all we have We would
like TO place the number Of Jour vacant house on
our list; we will not ask to put up sign. We
will pay for key. II rent your house. let
collect the rent while our tenant occupies the
same. Isn't this fair? We remit rents
collected. We hare the names of several de-
sirable tenants and your house might be just
what they want.
EDWARDS 4 REEVES Inc..
Ga 18th st. NV.
We Write Fire Insurance on Anything
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FOR RENT-OR SALE-CENTRAILY LOCATED
modern dwelling 1o15 18th st. NV, containing
10 rooms. bath rooms and 2 toilet rooms; fur
and all mod. imps. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD, Inc, 1907 ST. NV. ta31-3t"
FOR RENT-1231 N Y. AVE. NV 5 ROOMS
and bath. newly papered and painted. heat and
gas, $500.
For Rent-1523 VT. ave. NV, rooms a IN. l.,
just north Of Iowa Circle, $3.50.
For Rent-1321 10th st. NV, rooms. 1890.
For Rent--030 Chesapeake st. NV. 9 rooms and
BATH anil, $3.50.
CAYWoOD & GARRETT. 1921 n. Y. ave. NV
ia21
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FOR RENT
Large stable rear go D st. NV; stalls. Rent.
$50. CHAS. v. MALLET,
ta9-tf $50 ~ ut. NV
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FOR SALE
BUILDERS! BUILDERS!! BUILDERS!u
| Six 16-ft. lots In Columbia Hts. C13th ST. at
sacrifice. Worth at least 81; be had for
1Sc. per foot.
Other lots at low figures in this section.
Lots In other sections to trade for houses to
put into BUILDING DEALS. See us.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. Qnc.),
ta31-6t 1414 + st. NV
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- ~ AA<So0s
ma. ave.
} 1923 II. Or, .14.5O
32i9 u, Or. wa.....l2.5o
|, 535 10th. 5r. W. 1880
} II W Alex ct, Ar, w-1O-hO
} 2600 I, Ar, W. 1000
FLATS.
} THE STAPLETON, 1918
!, \ st non housekeeping
} 2 & Sr flats. $50 to $50
} OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La ave, heated
rms s., $40, $3.50, SO
, STOKES,
1120 18th, sto. 6. b. mi$35. so
1919 18th, 1r,cel, W. 80. 50
} 2l3Sh Paav,sto Or, Wa. 50
} 1857 SGD, large rm. .17.5O
D STABLES.
!, 2012 K, /, 2s, wr,b, 10. 90
, 716 10th, /. SIS, wr.l, w.10.O 90
} 1912 10th. As, W. 1000
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
board. by gentleman and adult daughters: to
receive attention state lowest price, conveniences
family. &c. Box &c. Star office. it,
WANTED-BY LADY AND DAUGHTER, THREE
rooms on I'd floor for light housekeeping, in VI
entity Of pension Office Capitol Hill Address
Box PIG, Star Office ja3l-2ts
wANTED-BY PHYSICIAN, WITH A PHYSI-
clan, one room and common waiting room, or two
rooms suitable for a physician; either 14th st.
or Conn ave. Address Box 81, Star Office ja31-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALL PERSONS HAV-
ing rooms to rent call FIELDS HOTEL BU-
REAU, 1921 G st. More demand than can sup
ply. For good accommodations satisfactory re-
suits guaranteed. Reference. 1a30-3ts
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HAVE YOUR HANDS READ BIZ NINE RITA.
the worlds greatest paln1ist ana astrulugss hold.
ing receptions daily at TIT st. NV, cor Of 9Th.
Fee, 21 and 80 cents. ja21-l6ts
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zARIA, THE GREAT PSYCHIC PAIMlsT AND
astrologist, who admits no peer. gives readings
daily. as I'd ut. NV. Ladies only. 1a20-12ts
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LOWELL, ST., MT. PLEASANT,
One square from terminus Conn., cars,
eral very handsome building lots. Call for plat,
SC. r. w. WALKER & son,
ja31-3t 1905 NV.
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LIN u TN u L - "a ss1SA ~
eos 18th NV. ilr.2h. 30 -uu
Brightwood av near Pet
worth. ilr. b :. 30 Z
80 n Y av NV. Or. b. 81 .5l
1855 LIST NV. Or. b. 81 -e
474 o NV. 12r. b. .-3a. 9,
1S43 18th w.1or. b-af- II
1907 It'll NV. sto&Sr 30. SO
1902 eth nv. Or. b. -2S-30
1877 eth NV. or. b. -2I 80
1922 9Th NV, 6r. b. %. 90
1926 7th NV. sto&cel- % 80
sos | NV. 6r&h. ~ 30
1885 9th NV, Tr. b. .f2.00
CSC I'd ne. 6r. b.. -. .2u.So
arg I. NV. TRIVIA. 30. ~
1898 IT ne. sto&cel. 1880
1918 18th NV. store. 10. 90
Once rooms at OH r gt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

SS~~ses>~>~~~~-~~~~~-~-->-~~
ST. LUKE'S Hospital Special Meeting d,
Members-Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting Of all the members of the St Ilke's
Hospital corporation organized under the laws
OF the State of Missouri. will be held at inc
hospital building. northeast corner of Nineteen b
ft. and Washington ave, in the city of st. Louis
Missouri. on Monday. tho twentv-seventh day OF
July, 1875. at the hour OF O'clock a. IN. Of said
cay. for the purpose Of considering, ACTIN, ana
voting upon a proposition, then and there 10 lie
submitted TO create a bonded indebtedness in the
sum OF One Hundred and Fifty Thousand C!i5O.
U50) First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the dcnomina-
lion of one Thousand (sI.OoW Dollars each; all
of said bonds to be dated August ]. 1903, and to
be payable thirty go years after date and 10
bear interest at the rate Of FIVE t5) per CERT per
Gnnum, with the privilege of redemption and
partial payment; the intercs: on said bonds to
he evidenced by seraiannuai coupons. and 70 Sc
cure said bonded Indebtedness by first deed of
trust on all the property or this corporation then
owned or thereafter acquired by it, and to vote
upon any and al! other Propositions which may
Ic legally submitted at said meeting.
WM. II. THOMSON. President
II. n DAVIS, Vice President,
s. s. EUTCHINS. Secretary.
CHARLES CLARK,
DOCTOR W. r. FISCHEL
e S. FEEEBORN,
T. y. JUDSoN.
HENRY L. SCOTT,
T.. J. McNASTER
Being majority or the directors Of said
poTation.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
ST. Louis. May &c. 1873.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS
RECORD OF BIRTHS.
;anes and Jennie Adainsln. 5sls Riymand;


s->>~~>~>-->~-~-~-~>~-~ --~>-~>~~~~-~>~---
girl.
J; c. and Ida Sprct es37 Magnolia; boy.
henry anA Theresa Ellington, 100 Ferry: gil
LOUIS and Rosa schulze. 2ei9 North Twelfth;
Michael and Mary stenson. etl2 Cas-: hoy.
/ and Lennie liorwitz i2lS North ESain; girl
Grant and Daisy sutherland. l26; stewart place
Rudolph and Lizzie Cfriston. 22l2 South Ninth:
Robert and Sarah Ice. 1870 White: girl,
l. ]. and Mary FourTlie, 1876 sullivan. Elfl
John ard Nancy McGrath. 35Ii Hickory: 10y.
, William and NauGc Sippci. y go -. LOUIS
Joseph and Nora Parker. 1e1o North Market:
Gustav and Emily Christians. ce5s Kenner,y;
William and Lillian scott. 80 Euteer; boy,
Robert and Johanna Alsnp. iyla La"tg!'. ~t't.
Rankin and ELLA H@thel1. 8 : nth Looi'iE"'
Andrew and katherine clyde. 1911 Narsanfari
Fa and Aaalc F2G o 50 } Igd2 how f3.ns
Charles and sadie Wsiner 2IS Parry: SRI.
Martin and and, Lille Eretscher 2-e5 Gase,naae:
Harnlan and Annie cherry asa Lee; girl.
Max and Laura Macller, u south 'haah'hE'
Charles E. and Bertha Schumacher 49, Cadet:
boy. - -, ....,, --,
and dF RQSs G 2@gne l- M'E aa ST Ta Eft
John and Amanda Stllz. l,si tt-il.tl: -.
George ard Fannie Catlett. l-iA =. AuEr: i-ly:
George and Rosa Smith. 81 south th''''''''F'
s+FIs and Becky suhlui;z 6ls Morgan; sin. -.
Charles and Kate k"rn. le25 Nof'H S.A'''''-'''
eiJi5 ab, and Katnie Mafcr. 1906 Cas-: girl.
Louis and Louise Fischer. l>56 south four-
teg@ INN a md Lizzie Breer $50 South jefferson:
siGfi George and Fannie sims esic Morgan: 10y
y,'i',, ~ Ie,s.i5 clan g1s Franklin: gill
Frank and Blanche Hill $40 81 Fefd'fia'1'
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BURIAL PERMITS,

Christ Diel. 80 years 1916 B!ide; consumption.
heart.
kayu,Ond Hopkins. months. 1895 Division;
burns.
William McMurray. iO57 California; cancer.
Leanna Humphrey, years. 80 South Claiming:
Eastroenteritis.
tdson sloan. l year. IDA Gratiot: tubercu-
los.s.
Lizzie Schemmer 50 years, 21I5 South Broad
way: valyuiar heart disease.
Mary A Owen. 20 years. is25 Page; tu5ercula-
enteritis.
Joseph Murphy. Il years. 1915 Olive: typhoid.
Clarence Roes, IL years. 4a5l St. Ferdinand:
lCCkjaw.
Michael Brennan. IS years. 14l6 B!dde: lockjaw.
Mary Flaherty. 6. years 1860 St. Louis: senlIity
Augusta kreyling. o. years. 800 Franklin:
paraplegia.
Jacob Harris. Il years. 5;I5 Delrlar: tetanus.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. Ill. July I5.-Certifcates Of incor-
poraton were issued to-day by Secretary OF
Stale Rose as follows:
The Boone County Abstract Company. Belvi-
dere: capital. s. 900: general abstract and con-
vevancinE business lncOrporatcrs-RcharG Y.
Carpenter. David D. Sabin and r. W. Starr.
The Woods Medicine Company, Bellevile: capi-
tai. $4,000; manufacturing and distributing pat
ent medicines: wholesale drug bus incur-
porators-Walter J. Kohl. Louis kenpf and W.
+. Kircher.
The Benson Green Decorating COMPANY. Jack
sonville; capital, Ss,o0) general retail wall pa
per paint and decorating business. IncoTpora-
tors-William 6. Benson, Allan J. Green and
Henry u. Ticknor.
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ST. LOUIS.

Tho following articles of incorporation were
fled with the Recorder of Deeds yesterday:
Lake Valley Farming Company: capital stock.
$50. go; C.: a. and J: NJ; HoHmann. 2ll shares
each; E. NJ. Smith. W. i. Hamann and II. F.
ness.
Yale Manufacturing Company; capital stock
half paid s.. 400: William H Schaefer J. G.
Shyrock. W. c. johnson. Jr.. and II. 1. Lohede.
metal goods.
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ajshas1Veh SNg9as,

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust building. Sew
enth and Chestnut SIS. Individual iustrut ION
gwen in Bookkeeping. Penmanship. Shorthnnd.
Typewrtins. Arithmetic Grammar etc C;S-t,
catalogue.
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STESNSHIPo.

,tEpEE.GNiNh PHILIPPINE ISLAM
go entFh VIA HONOLULU = Pacific
nan ;. : Co.. Occidental md Oriental S. S. Co
an and oriental s. s. Co. From San Francisco:
i ,. July y; Nippon Maru. July II: Siberia.
-tuEus1 \ For passage and freight rates. rcServa-
Ilurs: orders and information apply 10 j. II.
: y-aIhtop general agent. 500 Olive street. ST.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
United State. Steel Corporation.

Quarterly dividend No. 9 Of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT on ire Preferred stock
payable August 10. 1893. was declared July l. to
stockholders OF record July q. Transfer books
close at p. July q and reopen at 10 a IN
August ID. RICHARD TRIMBLE. Secretary.
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1Mm1s1unlzavM2gzy

Board of Educ.tion building. 81 i-Iu,s .o,-
tinues through TIE sumfne. without vacation
An eNcelient course of study. Large airy room.
electric fans and a FACULTY of eight exnsrIeucsd
teachers. Catalogue rree SeAsso
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LOST NND EOIND.

MisRElLA-iost. On Grand ave. between
/, h'roke" and Olive: gold and pearl handle UNI
hfs!lI; reward If returned 1861 Arsenal.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


ALI, those desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
az the state Labor Bureau Il Statistics. $751;
Chestnut st: situations and help furnished fres
OF charge. Tel. kinloch \ SSL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

Brass and copper plating. polishing. laduerinS
and repairing Of ali kinds tlinlcch y -
r. :. SAEIBLE. AZ N Seventh Ct
nnnOInHnL Secondhand Of ell kinds. bought
ElIllptRHiif aga sold ali the year round Geo.
UUUl LiiliuL Brucck-ianI-. Main Ss Valentino.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

ABSOLUTELY rays three times more for Ia
dies and Eentlemen's clothing brought to store:
job lots bought. Kin. co.'s Gordon. S0s Morgan.
BARGAIN in street and evening dresses: high
est prices raid fog cast-off clothing. send postal.
Hinioch = 10. Mrs Miller. 6l7 Walnut.
COURSE In shorthand tyuswrti1S: private
class: exchange for furnished room. &c IS. Re-
public
L. GELBER needs badly all kinds old cloth-
Ing: Tay best prices IN town: write or call at
store. 80 Morgan 81.
GOOD rat dog wanted.
Ent-,r-arLl
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WATCH-LpSt. ladies' gold watch. about $50
a. M. Wednesday. IN Tower Grove ear Return
= iewe!rv department. Il. Crawford * Co.. and
receive reward
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MACHINERY WANTED.

WANTED-Ont secondhand gasoline engine, Is
or Is h. p: state what make Address Box 40.
rayvillg. III.
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Wedding Rinso tSoIid Gold).
Finest qualities. g 10 80. Mermod & JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust
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Solicitors.
s.,-~>,>,o---,-.-S-,--s-->.e-

THREE Erst-ciass advertising solicitors for
Central Trades and Labor Unions Carnival pro.
gr5Inue: also twu ticket sellers: best proposition
in ST Louis. city references required 2lS-2ll
y Sixth 81.
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BOY WANTEp-To work in retail store and
taAe Of horse and uu. ~. q Ii. Eeputitr-
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PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER WANTEp-With SSl' TO consider
-o0u'iuc- house business: LADY preferred. 1oI y.
Ewing.
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Mt:N. EvANTED-To ,Ty Il4s-Is.s s. 50 sht
i1T y. Sixth 81.
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MEN WANTED II, rtGga ha, t4r1.l,... 80
weyaly an. t.sra. Mack f..t.I.. Il. ,rirN ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

BOYS, WANTED-Toly rlucrs drape-s and
4rvliI.
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BICYCLES.
For sale.
TYPEHRITERS.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

>-~-|>A
III. kids Ct Welshach lights and supplies;
g Cd NANTES. i0c eacE. for sjc. 81 doz- Con-
don Bros. Ic.5 Market 81
CAMERA. photcsraphin= and developing out
nj. very cheap. 5,ib Gates ave.
CASH registers bought. sold ard exchanged.
Jane. putiy. 1i5 J. Ninth 81 Ninioch. 4 9s5.
COAI-Best family coal. lie bushcI delivered
To any part Of city. southern Coal Company,
90 ). Fourteenth i. Phone. Einloch c isl
ENTIRE store fixtures of misit clothing parlor.
FINEST collection OF relics and cIrios in this
Itrt Of the. country: greatest rircala ever OIL
fetsd., National Want and Supply Co. Ii y.
GROCERY fixtures So: worth s-oJ. IA N.
LOT Of nice sows. shoats and PIGS; on account
q SICKNESS -: y Front 81. East - Louis
NEW ter-ouncc box J.nt: Isx5l. cheap. Drug
store. Fouiteenth AMI Chestnut.
ONE large and cE" sEsaH safe: also one bur
ElaE-proof sl:- :or sale 49, Washington ave.
EAZot:;. &C. IazC- strons. =; razor homes,
cups. soap ta1cr PASTE. brushes: every thing in
ih='lHG Quilts. Standard. -; y Sixth St
-, SSToEE rspsi:s fer any old stove. '.Forshaw,'
~ y. LWelilh y: kin!och %
IL THREE fine wall cases and sidewalk case: are
o2d floor. ' 013"aS' CSC
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7
miscellaneous.
/ MEN WANTED uHS latu. S.S y. Fifteenth
! street.
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coy WANTED-Gopt. strong boy 70 work
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I!OIS WANrE2.B-Boys ever ii yesrs. Apply 10
Msngie Sos 60. Lawrence and rC.-ytn-
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MEN wanting empl.yfrsnt pr AUS rfr,I al
The NIlcrIcIu El.i-..s. L.-.-lu. n. ......
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


Girl. WANTED-Girl to wash dishes and help
in kitchen: white or colOred. 2hSS Franklin ave
GIRL WANTED-Colorcd girl about Il TO as
sist in small family and go home nights. 3S0lA
lslrlnde nNe.
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SITUATIONS wANvED-rEMALE

Observation-Disclosures hv competent lad,
j''1isketper. siN years experience. q 80 Rcpub
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BOY N-AN'rEp-about IG 20 help on zee yg1--
on: experienced preferred, GoyI wages 10
50! boy. Cal so Garfield ave.
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HELP wAsTEo-nALE.


Boys.
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BOY WAETE!J-Epy 10 work IL private stable.
good home ana iaIr wages. tl.v cleveland sse.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16


STENOGEAPHEES WhNTED--YounC ladies':
expert machinery 81: East st. Louis, SIS. Leigh
STENOGRAFHER WANTED = Experienced
start on. G. l02. Republic
STENOGRAPHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stc-
r1Siapher; one with ability and experience: no
other heed apply G. 80 Republic.
STEN0GRAPHER WANTED : stenoErapher
VINO, VIII work for office experience: good future
for brtsht girl: call. 2S52 Lafayette.
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COAi-Best family coal. lie bushcl delivered
to any part Of city. Southern CuIi Company.
% ) Fourteenth i. Phone. Eir.ioch isl
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GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL,

GOOD rat dog wanted.
ioSS RAYMOND axe.
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10y NANTED-Ahuut j.. to wOra IN meat
uiIrlet. 1flJ =. IaHGes -lLy. ave.
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BOY WA&TED-StronS bog to work in black
slnItn sAul. l.l1 GAY ION ave.
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Roy WANT ED-About u or Is. 10 drive one
{ EUrza wagon. state az. eSp-rl.uca. references
, ami wages Expected u - Republic.
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-17
WITH A BIG BARBECUE

MOntezuma Will Celebrate En-
trance of Atlantic & Birmingham.
Mr.. II. c. McFadden, general freight
and passenger agent of the Atlantic
& Birmingham, who was among the
prominent railroad men in Savannah
yesterday, gives an excellent report of
the amount of business that is being
handled by his road and of the progress
that is being made in pushing the line
westward.
Thursday, he says, new stretch of
p miles west of Cordele, extending
from that place to Byromville will be
opened up to traffic, and it is expected
that the line will have been completed
into Montezuma by March l. The resi-
dents of the latter place are so pleased
with the accommodation that this will
give them, that they have determined
to arrange a barbecue to celebrate the
occasion.
This will give the line 40 miles of
road over which two passenger trains
are operated each way a day This
branch of the business is away ahead
of the expectations of the roads Of
ficers, Mr.. McFadden says, amounting
to so cents a mile.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-17
CONFERENCE OF
C0L0RED COLLEGES.
Called by President Wright of Geor-
gia College.

Called by President Wright of Geor-
gia College.
The presidents of a ajority OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges
for negroes have authorized Prof. r.
II. Wright, President of the Georgia
State Industrial College to call meet
ing of the heads of those colleges in
Chattanooga, Tenn, March and 6.
DR.. William Buttrick of the General
Educational Board, DR.. Glenn of the
Peabody Fund, DIR. A. c. True of the
Experiment Stations will attend the
meeting.
The following colored presidents with
others will be present:
Alabama, w. H. Council A. and NJ.
College. Normal.
Arkansas. Isaac Fisher, Branch Nor
NAL College, Pine Bluff.
Florida. n. B. Young, N. and 1.
College. Tallahassee.
Georgia, r. r. Wright, Ga. State
Ind. College. College.
North Carolina, j. B. Dudley, A.
and NJ. College, Greensboro.
Mississippi, w. H. Lanier, Alcorn A.
and NJ. College, Westside.
Texas, F.. l.. Blackshear, Prairie
View N. and l. College. Prairie View
Virginia, j. H johnson, A. and NJ
College, Petersburg.
Kentucky, j. A. Hathaway. N. and
l. College. frankfort.
Maryland, j. H. N. Warning, Colored
High and Training College. Baltimore
There are but sixteen of these color
ed colleges in the United States.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-17
LOCAL PERSONAL.

]. L. Morgan of Charleston is at he
De Soto.
G. NJ. Riley of Brighton, S. c.. is at
the Screven.
r. E. Lester of Atlanta registered at
/, the De Soto yesterday.
]. w. Whroman of Augusta register
ed the Screven last night.
D. NJ McClaip of Beaufort registered
at the Screven last night.
Mr.. w. Falk is in New York on a
several weeks business trip.
Thomas B. Adams of Darien is in the
city and guest at the De Soto.
w Q. Whitehead Of Summertown is
in the city and a guest at the Screven.
H NJ. Holland and ]. E. Simons Of
Jacksonville were guests at the Screw
Ell yesterday.
Mr.. Leopold Adler returned from
New York yesterday after an absence
of several weeks.
Mrs. c. E. Smith and daughter of
Macon arrived in the city yesterday
and are at the De Soto.
Messrs. Arthur P. and Sam ]. Cohen
yesterday on the Hudson for Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Arlington of Way
cross We're among the visitors in the
city yesterday and guests at the De
Soto
F. C. Smith and Miss Edith Thebeaut
of Swainsboro were prominent people
from that place at the Screven yes
terday.