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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
GaIIup..Wrlaht.

This evening at eight clock at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. c. B.
Davis. occurs the marriage of Henry
Clarance Gallup to Miss Minnie Eta
Wright, Rev. G. Fl. Wright of Plain.
field, VT, a brother of the bride, as
sisted by Rev. M. s. Eddy, perform
ing the ceremony. The room will be
decorated with ferns and goldenrod,
potted plants and flowers and the
Episcopal ring service will be used.
Miss Mae Wright, a niece of the bride,
will act as bridesmaid and Leon
Adams of Wolcott, a cousin of the
groom, as best man. Miss Ada Tay-
lor will play the wedding march. Only
the immediate relatives of the couple
have been invited.
After the service the happy couple
will go to their new home in the Cen
tennial block on Portland street,
where reception will be given their
friends at nine O'Clock. The couple
are both we'll know in MorrisviIle and
have the best wishes of a host of
friends for their future prosperity and
happiness.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02

Mrs Lydia N. Taylor, who lives in
Johnson near the Morristown line
on the hill road, died Monday of last
week at the advanced age of SO years.
She was near neighbor of Mrs. Crow
ley, who died three days later at the
age of 81. The funeral was held
Wednesday at 2 O'Clock, Rev. l. P.
Booth officiating and interment was
in Morristown Corners Cemetery, by
the side of her husband, who was
buried seven years ago. She leaves
six children who are as follows E.
A. Taylor, of Barre, c. 81. Taylor, of
johnson, .. n. Taylor, of Morrisville,
Mrs. Lyman Armstrong, of Barre, I.
j. Taylor, of Sodom, and Susie 81.
Eaton, of Johnson.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
County Sunday School Association.

Representatives from the various
Sunday schools in the county met in
the Methodist church here last We'd
uesday and made temporary or
ganjzation with the object in view of
organizing a county association. l..
O. Levens of Cambridge was chosen
President and Rev. c. S. Hager of
Hyde Park Secretary. 1t was de-
cided to hold a county convention at
Johnson on Friday, Sept. IS, at
which time Rev. Mr.. Fuller, the State
Secretary, will be present. A pro-
gram full of interest is being prepared
and indications are that besides a
good convention strong association
will be organized.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
0. L. WOODS. MorrisyiIIe.
L. c al N e W S.
MORRISVILLE.


See LamoiIle Valley Fair adv't on
page Z.
Leonard Smith will begin work in
N. b. Blair's shoe store soon.
Mrs. Maud Farr is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Bert Potter, in Hardwick.
William Flanagan and wife visit
ed friends in Montgomery over Sun
day.
An interesting meeting of the N E.
0. p. was held at their hall last even
ing.
Mrs. W. Fl. Norris of Barre is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Glenn A..
Wilkins.
Mrs. George Stiles went to Burling-
ton lest evening for short visit, re-
turning today.
Fred Lunt and wife went to North
Wolcott Sunday, to visit her parents,
j. f. Holton and wife. Fred returned
Monday and Mrs. Lunt remained
there for a few days to care for her
father, who is in very poor health.
The following program will be rem
dered at the regular meeting of La
noble Grange, Sept. 10th Music by
choir; essay, Anna Dodge Journal,
Misses Allen and Draper; music, Mrs.
Gile; recitation, Mrs. Perry; reading,
Clara Bullard; music, choir.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
Death Of Annie Barnes Harris.

Angie Barnes Harris, only child OF
Mary B. Harris, of Westboro, Mass,
passed away suddenly on the 22nd.
of Aug. at Lake Pleasant, a famous
summer resort, where they were stay
ing in hopes that the pines. which
abound at that place would be benefi-
cial to her.
On the 18th. OF last April she was
attacked with that dread disease, la
grippe from which she never recover
ed. The immediate cause of death
was heart failure. She was 16 years
and % days old. The remains were
brought to this place and laid beside
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ehen
Barnes. Mrs. Mary Harris returned
to her home in Westboro, Mass,
last Saturday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
-SHISS-
DlUQl|eT Didn't Write This One

An amusing incident in connection
with the advertising of The Real
Widow Brown" the bright musical
comedy which comes to Stowe soon
has been given us for publication.
The agent Of the attraction uses as
an advance notice matrimonial per-
sonal which comes in as part of the
plot of the play and which reads as
follows:
A young and beautiful widow, of educa-
tion and refinement, possessing an ample for
tune, wishes to correspond with gentleman
of means, no trifers nor young men need an
swer Address S. B., care of MatIimo onial
Times"
Some of our readers seem to have
taken this seriously. and have replied
to it. Below we give one of the let
ters as it has been given to us:
"MADAM p: I saw your notice in paper
here wishing to correspond with an elderly
gentleman l a man over 60 with some
means, not as much of a fortune as you have
perhaps. l have daughter who keeps house
for me and attends to my correspondence,
but not this one. | do not answer this for
any tom foolery for expect to find someone
in course of time. 1 have been very careful
the company ofladies. This is the first time
that have wrote to anyone on this matter,
should not have done this if had not seen
your notice"
1t is to be deplored that the hopes
of the worthy correspondent are to
be blighted in this instance, but there
is little doubt but that he will sue
ceed in finding partner, as hisletter
shows he means to be persevering.
lfhe is still desirous of seeing S. B.
he should secure seats for Friday,
Sept 11th, for the Stowe Auditor
ium and he is assured of rare treat
that will go long way toward cur
ing him of his disappointment. Dur;
ing the performance the widow is
supposed to read the correspondence
from the aspirants for her hand.
There is every prospect of crowded
house and seats should be secured
early.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
A Properly Transfer.

H. D, Bryant has sold his pleasant
residence on Portland Street to DR..
W. I. Slayton of Hyde Park, who
will occupy it as a residence and Of
fee. Mr.. Bryant built there in 1871,
then in open field, Portland Street
being opened up during the following
year. Since that time the entire
business of Portland Street has been
established. Mr.. Bryant will move
to place bought OF Mrs. Maria H.
Sleeper on corner of Congress and
Winter SITS. as socn as some changes
in the premises can be made, to his
mind.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
Five Generations.

Mrs. e. G. Barrows is in possession
of group picture, recently taken in
Waterbury by Houston, which is of
more than ordinary interest. 1t is a
picture of five generations, the names
and ages being as follows = Mrs.
Caroline Luce of Waterbury, 83; Mrs.
Jane Sanborn of Stowe, 63 +; Mrs. G.
G. Robinson of Stowe, 43; Mrs. E. G.
Barrows, Morrisvllle, %, and Doris
Barrows, g. This picture was taken
July %, 1903 Mrs. Luce is remark
ably smart for one of her age and
would easily pass for lady of 70.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
Student ReCepti0n.

The annual reception to the faculty
and students of P. A. will be held FRI
dey evening, Sept. 4, in the chapel OF
the Cong'l church, Morrisvi!le, under
the auspices of the Y. P. S. C. E. The
Social Committee have endeavored
to make this reception pleasant in
PRODUCTION to the new school year
and trust all interested in p. A both
old and young, may be present to as
sit in assuring the students of the
warm interest taken in them by the
people of Morrisville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
HYDE PARK.
You GOT a Home Bank ?

Have you got a home Bank?
Chas. Bliss is re-shingling his house.
Miss Alma Noyes visited friends at
Hardwick the past week.
Moses Goodhue is taking in the
Sherbrooke fair this week.
Palmer Blake is building a refriger-
ator for his meat business.
Miss Augusta Bailey visited in
johnson the first of the week.
Homer B. Lanpher has returned
to his home at Hudson, Mass.
J. M. Wilcox of Jacksonville trans
acted business here the first of the
week.
l. V. Edwards and wife of Chicago,
are visiting their niece, Mrs. G. w
Brown.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
New Schedule.

To follow in line with hair dressers
in neighboring towns, the under
signed met at Morrisville, Thursday
evening, Aug. 9th, and agreed to
the following scale of prices, to go
into effect the first Monday in Sep
tember:-
Hair cut, 25c; hair trim, 15c; ;
shave, 10c; beard trim, 10c; singing,
25c; sea foam, 15c; honeing, 25c.
G. d. Gibbs, W. F. Sherman, F. S.
Boardman, E. S. Robinson, J. A.
Winn, L. P. jackson.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
Doctors EXCHANGE.

Another change in Morrisville's
corps of physicians takes place this
week, when DR.. Slayton of Hyde Park,
who has purchased the FL. D. Bryant
property on Portland street, opens an
office at his new residence. DR.. C. s.
Leach, who has been practising here
for nearly four years exchanges with
DR.. Slas ton and goes there to- day
During DR.. Leach's practice in Nor
risville he has gained the confidence
and goodwill of the community in
general and it is regretted that he
has decided to leave. That he will
meet with large amount of success
in his old home town is the wish of
his many friends here. DIR. Sayton
is member of the drug firm of Slay-
ton & Sanders and needs no intro
ductlon to our people.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
NEGLIGEE SHIRT

You want call in and let me show
you my line of light and heavy
weights, just in. Ties and Collars to
60 with them. "A new collar the
FleXifold, that will not break in fold
ing. A new line of Pajamas Just in,
a nice line of hosiery, from 10 to 75c,
Underwear, for men and boys,
Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Umbrellas,
Everything in Gents Furnishings,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02

O. l.. Woods calls attention this
week to his new line of fall hats.
Winnie Bedell visited several days
recently in Hardwick, returning home
|. Tuesday.
Regular meeting of the Morrisville
Fire Department wi be held to-mor-
row night at seven O'Clock.
Morton Cheney and wife of Lyndon
vile were guests at the home of W.
U Sherman Tuesday night.
r. Mas. George Hill and daughter OF
Keene, N. H., are guests at the home
of George Tillotson on Maple street.
Miss Adelaide Marshall of St.
Johnsbury was recent guest at the
home of George Badger in this place.
Ladies Aid Society will hold a
nesting at the pleasant home of Mrs.
E. A. Smalley, north of the village,
Sept. 10.
DR.. E. j. Rowland returned to his
home in Boston, Tuesday noon,
after several weeks passed at the
home of 2. G. Hill.
Thomas C. Cheney and wife return.
ed last evening from Peaks Island,
Ne, where they have been for the past
two or three weeks.
Mrs. E. G. Wilsonholm, who has
been visiting in town for several
weeks, returned to her home in
Lowell, Mass, to-day.
Mrs. W. NJ. Small is visiting for two
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Charles
Churchill at the Churchill summer
cottage on Mt. Mansfield.
Mrs. Fl. j. Isham and daughter,
Jennie, returned last evening from
North HatIey, P. Q where they have
been visiting for several days.
Mrs. Charles Shaw and Mrs. Della
Grover returned Monday evening
from Queen City Park, where they
have been attending camp. p.meeting.
Hiram Rickard is taking a vaca-
tion from his work at s. N. Palmer's
and is visiting his mother in Frank
lin and will also visit the Sheldon
Fair.
E. E. Wade has purchased Heman
Prior's residence on Maple street. E.
Wright has vacated the house and
moved to the Hoyt house, now owned
by Mrs. Gallup on Park street.
Miss Agnes Woodward, who has
been spending several months with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. q E Wood
ward, left last evening for Evanston,
ILL.,, where she has a position as ste
nographer.
Misses Mary and Ella Bedard of
st. Albans are visiting their brother,
John Bedard, in the south part of
town. A reception will be given at
the home of the latter this evening,
in their honor.
A great game of ball will be played
on the Old Fair Grounds tomorrow
afternoon, between team composed
of members of the band and the clerks
in the village. Game called at 3
O'Clock. Don't miss it.
Harry Hutchins, who has a posi-
tion in theState Hospital at Newark,
N. j., arrived in town last week for a
three weeks vacation to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Hutchins. He is
accompanied by his friends, the Misses
Mohr, OF Newark.
Geo. p. browne and wife have been
in New York City for the past week,
selecting fall and winter novelties for
their large trade. This trip means
much to their large patronage and a
close watch of their advertising space
will prove profitable.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
If 1T is
A SUIT
YOU need

| have my Fall and Winter samples
and would like you to look them over.
Suits to order, $3.50 up. All work
If it is
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-11-26
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
DECATUR COUNTY, IOWA.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the
first Mondayin December, 1908, between
the hours of 10 O'clock in the forenoon,
and O'clock in the afternoon. / will
offer at public sale at the county treas
nrer's Office in Leon, Decatur county,
Iowa, all lands, town lots, or other real
property on which taxes Of any descrip-
ton are due and unpaid for the year
1902 and the proceeding year or years
and such sales will be for and in pay
ment of the total amount Of taxes, inter
ests and costs due and unpaid on such
real estate.
Said sales will be continued from day
to day until said taxes, interest and
costs are paid.
Dated at Leon, Iowa, this 9th day Of
November, A. d. 1908. w. II. Young.
Treasurer of Decatur county, Iowa,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
BURIAL PERMITS.


George Il Kline. = years. 81 Famous: con
Jarn Bechlcr. 3. years. Alcxlan Brothers
Iiuspiral. typhoid fever
r. J. Mch-frItz. s. years. 500 Alabama;
Mary Es SULTAN. 81 years. 295I Morgan: kidney
CIssa z. sherman. - years. 2ssI Morgan: Kid
Jonathan schaecl,. "a years, ~ MontsOm-
jennie Zidnis=ck. I5 years. 2gz7 Congress: ty-
Ma MarEsrrt Murphy. IS years. $3.50 Clark: heart
Mary COun0rs. g. years. Female Hospital: old
John Calvin Rust. s5 years. asli Madison: con
Jessie Peterson years. 1852 Maeklln: remit
John Kane. 50 years. in ambulance: eIrrllosis
Margaret Hayes. 70 years. Centenary Hos
iisSi syivestsr u T1nney. 81 years 5ois Wells:
Franz II. Droste. = years. s954 Nstural Bridge
James e. NJ Kehior g. years. VandeveI5er
Emil ErIenbsch. years. 100 Montgomery:
Henry Teepe. 20 years. City Hopsital: rabies
Marguerite Leddin. . years. lii9 South Sec
Eliza Ryan 81 years. Hi4A Fairfax: ather-
Albert b. Graham. . years. North Four
,l'e re,e: E@sh5is5n. @ 60 years. soGsA Delar pneu-
Galiila Wright. 81 years. $50 Clemens: heart
Issrtha wachhoIz. Is years. jefferson Hospi-
'.i John EaisW. So years. Emergency Hospital
ueUhTFfiS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Buckingham Investment Co.
Notice Of SpsCiaI Rssting Of Stockholders

Npfi-e is n"roly ziNeu raa; q special meet
iu- nf the srsnaEHlt'rS Of 90" isIrSiuE.IaIl IN
E.erufsEf Company VIII Doe H.3L ar tla uiLls"
Of tra company. NJ. 81. Chestnut street. iu
.n- CITY ni - Louis. Missouri. al Jhr hour
Di O'Clock g U1.. "u Iu'siaF- 1le NfI aiN
q n.rvnrl-r. 1gIa. fHr IlT TrrrI..se uf -HHu and
sTrnr. considering aE1 tr.IuE uTH.- prHp-.l-
tiau EurrHlH-iac The IiH.uI nf nI-rTfHTs and
proper officers ~ the company TH s.Es..I.n and
FrIiEsr First N.TrEaEs Ii .na- ai fh" uHu.rau. fn
ifa amount Hi Three IunHss.r and Fits Thou
r,rI Fallarz $3.50 .Hla. 60 IH a.a.EIr.I ig q flTst
sIt" - 'E" rauauE Iu fr" tract Hf IAN. 90 tie
rr,r thaa~t oUrE'I m. k.l- Highway ami West
Pine boulevard iG il' city vf - Louis y .~-
souri,. IN EirHk 80 ssNr uL said glfN- together
with the bui.Iiu-~ and aI.s'lIrIgDaIrss thereto
now being or which shall isn rnrHfrrE.T.H. Hu
saiE real estate. HuI Co aufhuTszr rhr Ii.Hui
rf Directors gf r.." r.mUarF o. ia tE- rate
fBr the purpose uf ThG- and On -r punsI8ggfrl; 8;
and acting upon "a proposition aurEar.z.uE The
Board ~ Hlr-H- rs AMI She Tg per uElrr-z %
tho company ID execute and deliver Second
GurtE4Eg NUUUS ~ tHH y|TuraIrE Geo The amount
ug O=e Hundred T,.st~fI p1I'arz 'sll1.u-#. 90
p" secured hy "a s-1Hn.i il'-t=a=e deed 20
trust upon said f. S.Uul'. estate - SAID gHEI-
tauy iu said tract uC llua I'M l.l1ck NJ - 3
~ said CITY tf So Louis heraTnab"re t"srEi,1,i.
with tho building and auuurt e1anres thereto
now being which shall De constructed on
said zeal estate and % authorize the Board
10 Directors ut Ela company Co. iIN tic rate ul
Interest and maturity q said bonds
RI O'Clock "a. and VIII continue tn session
Tor al least three huur-.. BY order % the
Board OF Directors. 81 Louis. No. october o..
JOSEPH 4. DUFFY. President
Attest: FREDERIC 4 SMITH Secretsfg-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
NEW CORPORATIONS.


Tic following articles u Incorporation were
fIal with the Recorder Of Deeds Yesterday:
Rost Mercantile Company Charles Rost. =
SIar.s: \. Tust. 10 shares. Louis H Rost. :
shares To deal in house furnishing goods and
novelties. Capital stock, fu.l paid. $4,000.
Eensington Realty and Investment Company.
Frank y. Gresham. Herbert II. Aid and C1ar-
ence T. Aid. - shares each: Of 81 Louis: 10
do real estate and investment business. Capital
stock. full paid. 5000
Minerva Investment Company. James Philo
Young. s shares: John w Rorer. : shares.
Charles NJ BiEgers. shares. Qf ST. Louis:
10 do general realty and investment business
Capital stock. 60 PER cent paid =. U0o
The Valley Publishing Company. Charles N
Biggsrs, Robertus Love. Edward Mead and
claude II. WetmOre. 90 shares each: all of ST
Louis: TO publish journal called The Valley,
etc. Capital stock half paid. 81. .000
Murphy Paint Manufacturing Company. Rich
ard Il Murphy. ], ,l20 shares: Aimee Buckley.
Harry Buckley. VI. NJ. TatrO. James II. Brown,
George ". Quigley. William a. Hof. Luther
sSchaeffer. otto g. Bscker and Arthur Conway.
80 shares each. Of St Louis. TO deal in paints.
oils. etc. Capital stock. full paid. 10000.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECnRD OF BIRTHs


Charles and Bertha Reynolds. 3l1s CLARK. Elrl.
boz
Richard and Mary Sullivan. 2-io Allen: girl.
j. =. and Josie b'J'Ennur tlsN Horton boy
Slml-I and Fannie Palmer. ligl Tower Grove
f.in =. and Matte r. Mdeap. 4o.5 Kossuth:
Geo. e. and Gn5sr;a Main. STA North New
e.aaF- girl
Hielsel e.. and Mary J. NIurmane. 30 Nor
rHsu.as and Amanda Eibrcd. 2Sl9 Missouri:
E.ri
- T.. arI NT-= D-Ir- gs41 Walnut girl
fHn a1.. Lizzie IfaEauUkar. -slE lsEt-"s- boy
John ard May 2isralseH. ia Geyer. n7N;
Daniel and lila AgC-.arg. 1911 Chambers. boy
Eluutlv and Hanna O'kcgfe. a.-5 Mattltt'
La.
Gus a. AID Tiile Eersgh, sos Elliot: boT.
jeremiah ana Nellie Slyeiau. E-59 IaTlin;
Aar- and Adsua VI weidmana. 3toe South
,aa.aE and Emma Euthmsn. SIS Oregon:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
ILLINOIS.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
- Springfield III. Oct s1-Csrtidcates OF in
corporation wcre Issued to-day by Secretary of
State RuEn fOliOwS-
The Lscha rite-.IacOhs Grain and Lumber Com
pany Assumption. capital. $1,000: dealing in
grain and lumber. Iucgrporators-Henry la
Charitcy Philip H. Jacobs and Otto J. Jacobs
The Watson Coal Company. Carterville. cap
ital. $500. mining. lncorpora tOrs-Jamss Wat
SON. Sr-. a X Files and Ed. A. Elles
7 he J. Z. Vest Company. Posey: capital. $40
C9J, manufacturing boxes and barrels. 1ncCr-
pUraturs-J. Z. vest. Laura Vest and John =.
Jones
The Merchants business Association OF Joliet.
Il ~I-sIOlRIod1o3uI 'uIIlaalOIu IgnluW III
Beach, 4. Adler and J. A DOclitle.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
sTOCkHOLDERs, NIEETTNGs.


STOCKHOLDERS McctInE-Ofiice Of the J-nI-
y Realty Company. Security Building. Fourth
Sfd Locust sis. St Louis, No. oct .. ls5-
Notice TO the stockholders Of the Unity Realty
Company: The annual meeting OF the ~Jn.h-
holders ~ the Unity Realty company Will h@
held the office Of said COMPANY IN =. l. uis.
Mo. ON Wednesday. %aysnllser II. 4 - 1898.
being the first Wednesday after the second
Tuesday Of said month ar 9 O'Clock "a. iu-. Tor
Ine puFi ss ut "ioetiuE three directors. % serve
during thg ensuing year and On" transaction y
SStll other business as may D. presented s7lid
ln.gss ne .h.. IS for which it is called Re ac-
W *. KAvANAUGu. President
ot-i'iG5 u the Hpser;s johnson * Rand Shoe
to.. ~ Louis. Mo. oct 9th. -aa-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that "a meeting
izea under the laws ~ rrc s-1.S of 7a.ssouri.
northeast corner OF Tenth ard We-h:uEtoa ave-
,L.. lA the city or 81 LOWS ana the S-As- 't
ay the hour of O'Clock - u-. f1r thr uurIoso
~ VOTING upon a proposition then and ;hrIo
the capital stock Of tho company FROM 'u-
Million SIX Hundred Thousand 81. .o'l,o.-t'i
Million ,ss a. 0..l ri, fE.rfzre and ~ fra in
crease 81 said stock TO divide Uur-HaG thereof
into seven pr cent cumulative rr'teiT,i. an. an.
said capital stock ~ the company when So !n-
erased shall n- divided into seven Der cent
cuuulstiyn preferred stock ~ the rar value -
N.@0.oL and 'uto common stoci. q th- ua=
value uf Sl-oo'.n-l-H'.
The SHAREHOLDER ar" further notified that
fhCy will each le entitled fu their prop rrtiH's
n the proposed increase that S1trHrint.p7s
increase must he naiI for IN cash a. $40 To- p-r
81, sTG g TT ei5 M. ' ,. ~ ,5 sga igsfry'ed STOCK
EpGNE = ENND.
: j.. ?. HzliTITjN, p!Tee'ors.
J. "a Fr.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
Jones g. HENDERSON

business College. Grand Avenue and windsor
Place Opposite High SchooD-ThorouEh fudi-
vidual instruction in shorthand. typewrtinE.
bookkeeping and all English branches: positions
Procured. Day. three months. -: one month.
Slo- Nigh: echool $ per month GEll for cata-
loEue. Both phones.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

wedding Rings CSOItd GoIdD.
Finest qualities s. TO So Mermod &
Jaccard's Broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

: EAST-FEEDINCs peanut roaster. must be
IN good order. Address go Gamble 81.
: BARGAIN in street and evening dresses;
highest prices paid for cast-on clothing: send
postal Kinioch = rs. Mrs. Miller. COZ Wal
mt
ABSOLUTELY four prices paid for ladies'
ard Ecat!emen's cast-of clothing and old feath-
erss send pustal, y. solomon. 52i High 81.
IDE GELBER can VS. any amount Of gents
cluthinE: paws three tines more than others:
need badly; pcstal. Rinloch A 1883: 1fis Carr.
SADDLE WANTED-Nuss be IN good c1ndi-
ton and cGeap. BG 50, Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28


SNNO|>S~S~~N~S>~>>~~~S
Nooley. 1911 :. Broadway
t'DW-Found northeast corner Iindell and
Kings highway. Jersey COW: strayed into this
place. owner please call. pay charges and take
her away.
DIAMOND-Isost. diamond from ring prob
ably between Nine-Mile House and Olive Street
road and cemetery. on North and South road.
Liberal reward II returned 70 1913 Mcpherson
DOG-LoGt. dachshund dog: answers TO name
Of Carl: license No. 1856: big reward. BG 75.
Republic
DOG-Iast. liver and white pointer pup: strap
collar: answers to the name OF Joe. Liberal re
ward Chas. r. Young. 2lso Franklin ave.
FOUND-HaIris's new store. wsrers they sell
ttst shoes in 81 Louis tor 81 %. y. sixth st
has Polar bear ,oId feet2 No. II he wears
Earrts's Polar calf shoes s57 y. Sixth -.
MONEY-FOund. money: owner can have
same by describing. TX ls. Republic.
POcKETBOoK-Lost. horn-back. alligator
skin pocketbook, with money. liberal reward.
5o64 Cabanne.
PT-RSE-Fcund. purse on Olive st. car.
Owner may have same on description by call
ing al alf y Lc7nard ave
E:FNG-Last gentlemsn's Egyptian carved
if returned to a. H kay. eco y. Broadway
WATCH-Lost ladies' small gold watch. with
feur-dc-lis pin. between Broadway and Sixth.
on Locust: reward: return 10 c. s Reid. Hotel
Beers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-28

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BeOk-ISrst. memorandum book. J. B.
Wooley. 1911 :. Broadway.