davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Joseph II. Douglass ana Gar
ence Cameron Whyte are preparing
for a grand violin contest 10 ueleI-
mine tbe Afro-American champion
ship.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That DIR. E. w. hampton is satisfied
Il. wait until 1908 for his toga.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

i'm is again
thoughtful
leans. The
neral eXer-
order.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

NV face II was a SIedulIIS,
NV ewes they was a cleaning
l must a been a dreaming,
A dreaming all the time.
-NoctHr5ee la Coon
In my Dreams 1 Did Dream
That DR.. Grimke had nailed sign
above the door of the 18th Street Pres
bvterian Church like this: mo Saliva
tfon here for Liquor Dealers or their
Patrons"
That Brother Archibald H. Grimke
had come down from that dear Bos-
ton" to help out as full back
That an enabling act had been pass
ed by the church, permitting Brother
y. A. Wilkins to put on his frock
once more-t0 put on the whole gar
ment, as it were.
That DR.. E. w Hampton is satisfied
to wait until 1908 for his toga.
That Trotter and Martin had can
cened all outstanding orders for red
pepper.
That the "as-ships-that-pass-i
NIGHT" relation of Trotter and Forbes
is an exemplification of the time-Worn
adage When rogues fall out, ETC.
That Recorder John c. Dancy is put
ting in fifteen hours a day on his ia
nous Life and Letters of DR.. J. Z.
Price"
That DR.. ]. e. Sheppard is to be
North Cardinals future political and
moral leader, among our people.
That Jack Johnson had met Jim
Jefries and put him to sleep.
That Robert ]. Harlan had acquired
new batch of stories with ginger IN
them
That w. D. Johnson's new daily
would put the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal out of business.
That Henry Y. Arnett has fine
sense of appreciation of the value of
printers ink.
That James A. Ross, Lorenzo l..
Burke, ]. w A. Shaw, E. f. Horne,
Ralph e. Langston, Anthony McCar-
thy. Julius F. Taylor, F. l.. McGhee
and the rest of the bunch will look
real funny in case they are asked to
support Arthur Pue German on
" s-is-a-white-man's government "
platform.
That the kentucky Democrats will
find it best to let the question of quail
fed suffrage seyerly alone this win
ter.
That the Washington bar would be
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Trotter and Martin had can
ceIled all outstanding orders for red
pepper.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Prof. w. H. Richards was to
become dean of the Law Department
of Howard University.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That the "as-ships-that-pass
night" relation of Trotter and Forbes
is an exemplification of the time-Worn
adage When rogues fall out, ETC.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Jack Johnson had met jim
Jefries and put him to sleep
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Col. Samuel w. Starks, SUI
preme Grand Chancellor Of the
knights of Pythias and Prof. j. Nc
Henry Jones, National Grand Master
of the G. T. o. of o. F., are booked
for reelection.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Recorder John c. Dancy is put
ting in fifteen hours a day on his Ia
nous Life and Letters of DR.. J. Z.
Price
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That the Washington bar would be
as quiet as a tomb if Lawyer Thomas
L. Jones should catch that polypus IN
the throat from Kaiser Williams.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That the Kentucky Democrats will
find it best to let the question of quail
fed suffrage severly alone this win
ter.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That DR.. ]. e. Sheppard is to be
North Cardinals future political and
moral leader. among our people.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Henry Y. Arnett has fine
sense of appreciation of the value of
printers ink.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That Robert ]. Harlan had acquires
a new batch of stories with ginger Il
them.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That J. Henry Lewis had been
named as Director-General of Music
of the Worlds Fair.
The colored American., 1903-12-19

That w. D. Johnson's new dali
wouId nut the Louisville Courier-Jou
nal out of business.
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NA&TED-GiTls og4 ladies tailoring, skirt
hands; also helPeTsE on coats. Call At once
SHAPIRO, COO 18th st It
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WNNTED-A place as driver for delivery Nd
dress 2l22 10th St NV It
WANTEH-Bv young colorci man, a position
90 take care Of private place and To- make him
self generally useful Call or address 90 Della
ware ave. S"- It
WANTED-Bv an honor.,blv discharged soldier,
aged 26. an opportunity to learn some useful
trade nr business, excellent local reference. Nd
dress bon o. this Office ap2-2t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

50 WEEKLY strict salary, besides commission;
ladies and men selling novelty plants from Phil
Ipine Islands; grows in ten minutes: never
dies. Oh O $. NV. ap33L
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HELP WANTFD-FEMALE.

WANTED Wrapping girls. - to IB years old.
Apply to MAYER BROS & Co, a3--g39 + ST.
NV apS-5t
NANTED-Ncat, reliable woman Tor general
h"IIsesgorki references Cali at tonight, 40 2
St ne II
NANTED-Middle-Rged working hausekeeper IN
the country: small family: state wages wanted,
Nlth reference. Address BOX 10. this Office
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Washiug to do at home OF out. 1924
18th ST ap3-fJ
WANTED Business woman, good buyer, would
buy Cor second hand store or others Address
Bon II2 this office l.
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WANTED-FLAIS.

FOR RENT niJ.ruished. Jiird door f!a-. three
TuoIHs: large closets, bath same floor; SO ST.
1907 4gh st NV -D2gs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-reiy cheap, eight snug bric5,
houses, including a corner lot, well located
Southwest; rented at So per month; II per
feet order. for =. 1890. JOHN +. DONoHpE
SONS, Inc 5Js East capitol St 1p9-sL
FOR sALE-On Florida ave. NV, between 4th
and 5th Sis, good location, 5-stoTy and Gel
lar bay-Window brick; rooms and bath, fine
condition. Adjoining house an exact dupii-
cate, sold for sc, 600. An offer Of s., 800 viii
take -his one.
FOR SALE-To coIored client, q pretty 2-story
bay window brick west Of North Capitol 81.
ONLY $3.50, Very easy terms.
FoR SALON through street. Northeast, q
new 2-story roman brick house, rOoTHs and
baths. Rents for 80 month. PRICE, $500.
over 10 per cent
WI. #. SAUNDERS & co.
1907 F s.. y. ". ap2f
FOR SAIL
705 4 St. ne. 8. 800; rents for $3.50, rooms
and bath. deep lot: alley; exceptionally de
srable locality.
5l3 2d St ne, c rooms and bath; reception
hall: furnace; cellar, rent $3.50, -, Geo Prop
erty in this vicinity near the new Union station
IS bound 70 enhance IN value
Near the eth and 9Th street cars northwest, 6
rooms and bath; 3Hxl26 feet, cheap at $500
Probably the best home on the market Tor the
price, northwest; rooms and tiled bath; lot
lsN9B; alley. rents for $3.50, $3.50
Northeast, near Maryland ave, on a paved
street--a snug 6-room brick, with front porch;
deep lot alley: 81 ,951
APPLY FOR FERMIT To INSPECT ANY OF
ABOVE. GET Our LIST.
MOORE & HILL QnC.), III 18th St NV.
apis.
FOR SALE-A very desirable house corner fst
and ' SIS. uw, rooms; all modern improve
meuts; bargain if purchased at once LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER CO, go F st. NV. apl-3t
FOR SALE-To close an estate; a very desirable
Investment property No. SIC 9th St NV; lot
% feet front: rents for $50. LOUIS P SHOE
MAkER CO, 920 F ST. NV apl-5t
LAST CHANCE
TO SECURE one OF THE BEST BARGAINS
NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
and st. AloysIus Church. Out OF the nine
houses only three left for sale at the re-
maT6ably low price of $, COO Exceptionally
we'll constructed. containing siL large Tooms,
with extra large pantry, cellar, and bath;
good size yard 90 rear alley. These houses
cannot be duplicated Us homes OF invest
ments. Rented always 10 good tenants at
50 per month, Best seCJioa Of II St Par
ticulars of SOLE AGENT
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
HONEST DEALING IN REALTY
Tel Z. s53. 6O2 + ST. y ".
mh2atf
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE Or THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington. D. c,
March 81, I90S-SEALED PROPOSALS viii bs
received at this office until Y O'CLOCK II.
APRIL H. 1875. for constructing two % foat-
ing baths 40 be noured in the large tidal reser-
voir. adjacent 20 the bathing beach, at foot Of
Seventeenth Street northwest, Washington D.
c. Blank forms Of proposal, specifications, and
all Necessary information can ne obtained AZ
this office HENRY p. T. 3ACFAkI4AND.
HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commits
sioBers Of the District Of Columbia apr1-4t
l. : ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON
BARRACKS. ID, c. April ], I903--SEALED
PROPOSALS for Portland and natural cement.
sand gravel, construction OF roads AID side
walks including grading and retaining waiiz.
sewers. drains. and water supply system az
Washington Barracks, u. C.. VIII be received
at this Office until NOON. APRIL 80. 1903, and
then publicly opened. Information furnished
on application JOHN STEPHEN SEW ELL.
Captain Engineers, Acting QEarteFmastCr. q.
: A april, .3.4.SS2 g
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE Hand made covered wagon nearly
new. 5000 capacity; splendid for market gar
! dener. 247 10th St Sc. ap3-8t
FOR SALE beautiful, snowy, six-year-old bay
PAGER; very fast; reasonable offer refused
CsIl between and p III, 412 East Capitol st.
ap3-3t
FOR SALE Carts, in good order. III G St sgr.
ap3-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap one small pony; suitable
fer boy also fine surrey. Apply 30 Louisiana
ave ap2-3J
FOR sALE-Two-seated surrey Price, sl5, or
Will exchange for horse. Call after p m.
FOR sALE-One black mare, years old. 2iIs
IFOR SALE-surrey. King & KIEFER, rear
l4ls st. NV. ap2-5t
FOR SALE-High- wheel solid rubbcr-tire run
about, S45. Call between ) and p. M,
Store, II 7th St ne ap2-3t
FOR sALE-Yery cheap, a $3.50 one-seated high
Belmont trap. Address BOX s.. this Office
apis
FOR SALE-25 Virginia horses; high-acting pair
roam and dark gray: handsome pair bays; hand
some combination sorrel; some - priced oTses.
FRED JOHNSON. 10 Z Sc y st
FOR SALE-Engiish trap: rubber tires; cost
SI75: will sell for 800 cash. Also automobile
Address BOX IS, this Office ap1-St
FOR sALE-Fine trap and extension top surrey.
9Os 9th St NV. apl-3t
FOR sALE-Dayton wagon Inquire 45l st.
nv. apl-3t
CASH OR CREDIT.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Q COLUMBUS SURVEYS,
COST $500. PRICE, sl15-00.
$500 Rubber-tiTe Runabouts ..-...... .s67 80
$4,000 Rubber-tiFe Stanhopes- SS7.59
R5bFar-tf-e S,1rre1.s sII5 On
SOS Top Buggies. 900
$50 Top Buggies. 81. %
$50 RubbeT-tire Standing Top Business
Phaetcn .................... ..--.---.- Sfl5GJ
100 Second hand Buggies, Surveys, Runabouts.
Phaetons, Wagons, StanhoPes, and Business We
hicles Of all styles.
We carry the largest stock Of Buggy, Surrey,
Cart, Carriage, and Wagon Harness IN the city
SG5 Coupe Harness ..---...-.. ..-..- so. 90
- surrey harness -SIo-30
S35 X Buggy HARNESS S23. 90
s25 K. Buggy Harness Sls-0 90
$50 K. Buggy Harness. 1850
SI6 Buggy Harness SII.75
We have one set Fine Double Harness
for Buggy-cost SS5-e0-pTice- 81. 80
One set Silver plated Coach Harness
cost S225-prIce So. 90
One Fine English 4-seat Cart-oost $500
Price Observation-Disclosures 800
so other style Depot and Coupe Rock
aways Of al styles
A J. STABLER & Co,
mh3O-Tt I'll nth ST. Y "
HOUCK's Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE II. THE
city to purchase new and second hand harness.
rnhao-aot aoi losh st. NV.
PROBEY'S SPRING SHOWING.
FOR GUARANTEE QUALITY, STYLE, AND
PRICES We LEAD ALL.
Carriage Department.
S235 Canopy 3-spring Surveys $3.50
SI60 Canopy JUmp-sesS Surveys $I25
Sl95 Fine Top Phaetoll- 500
SII0 Rubber tire RuHabol,t $50
500 RubbeT-tIre RynabOUt- ..-..--.. SCI
SOS Fine 2-seat Dayton Wagons -...-...-.. $40
$50 Top Buggies divide track --.,.......... $35
Pony Vehicles, Station Wagons, etc
Harness Department
SO Fine B. c. Buggy Harness
so Fine Kay B. c Buggy Harness SIS
S25 Fine Collar Surrey Harness. .--...-..-...SI5
S35 Fine Swedge Br. and Me Trap Harness. SIS
Why buy an old vehicle or harness when We
sell you NEW vehicles or harness at the same
prices?
PROBEY'S REPOSITORY,
1896 sd st. nv.
mhI7-3Tu0s
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY HIGH PRICES for storage7 Va
store for IS cents a load per MONTH room clean
and dry. UNITED STATES Co, as, 400 80
10th St nv. apl-3t
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FIRST CLASS MEALS served in our dining room
and also out ll20 18th ST, NV, ap22t
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

90 MARYLAND AVE. sw.-Newly papered
furnished front room for housekeeping. ap3-3t
FOR RENT-Ohe large furnished room. 707 Sth
81. NV. ANGST
FOR RENT-Furnshcd room. second floor. 8
per month ID St NV. ap8-3t
uIG G ST NW--Large front room. apS-8t
FOR I:ENT-Furnished room. with bath. So X
St 81 apS 3t
FOR RENT-TUo rooms complete for light
housekeeping. so 5th ST. ne ap3-8t
FOR RENT-At AZ 81. nv. three furnished
rooms, -, 81 IS per month: gentlemen ap2-3t
FOR RENT Two or three superb furnished
rooms; Light housekeeping. 2u7 & St NY.
ap2&t
FOR RENT-FoUr large rooms. furnished. for
light housekeeping first floor: also two large
, furnished rooms, second floor. 628 | ST. NV
FOR RENT Furnished room, COZ II st. NV. sec
pnd floor south; large; $50 week; references.
ap2-et
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for Housekeeping,
cheap I2u5 Ilth St NV apI-3t
FOR RENT Fogir-roon tiat, furnished 1- nartIy
for housekeeping. convenient 90 cars and Cap
itoI. 80 : ST apl-3t
FOR RENT Punished front aud back rooms
OILS 9th st. NV. apl-8t
FOR RENT- Nicely furnished room, gentlemen
preferred; reasonable rent 1898 9th 81. NV.
sp1-3t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, With or without
h"lrd- 5Js 9th ST. nv rnh25I0t
Q
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WAN1ED-BICYCLES.

WANTED Have YOU second hand Wheels 20 sell 2
Highest cash price in city paid. G. T. IEJN-
TER, Il@ Pennsylvania ave. nv ap3-&t
WANTED-A bicycle for boy; must be cheap.
J. C. LoUTHAN, Room o. Atlantic Building,
D. c apl-3t
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WANTED-A good barber for Saturday; - guar
antee. 204 18th Z. Sc 1t
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BIRDS, DIGS. ETC.

FOR sALE-Iawn grass. flower. and garden
seed, spring bulbs, parrots, canaries, fancy
poultry dogs, cats. etc. SCHNID'S BIRD
STORE 7l2 18th st. NV mhI4-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money % loan at 81 to per cent, In sum-
OF 81 600 to $1,000. on D. C. real estate; pay
OF and per cent mortgage and begin anew
ali transactions conducted with economical con-
sideration for borrowers.
wa II SAUNDERS & 20. i409 -. nv.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Brick stable, with two rooms over
1913 llth 81 NV, spl-Ss
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LAST CHANCE
HOUSES FOR SALE.

JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
New and up 20 date-built by an experienced
man -Four rooms deep; kitchen on first floor;
back stairway. ThFeestoTy brick; beautifully
located in Northwest. Fine parking; lot
I9x14O, 10 an alley. Ten rooms and two
handsome baths. Only $4,000. Trust to suit
HERE IS ONE FOR TIE SMALL FAMILY,
in the best Of locations in Northwest. On
18th ST. Easy Of access. Two-story brick
hight MONS and bath. PRICE, $3.50
Trust 81 5g0
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FOR sALE-A very desirable house corner list
and SITS. uw, rooms; all modern improve
meuts; bargain if purchased at once. LOUIS
P SHOEMAKER CO. $40 F st. NV. apl-3t
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WANTED-FIrst- class barber. 50 guarantee. "
STiCKMAN, 1895 4l2 ST. sw It
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT Twenty acres Of good trucking land
and 1-r1ou house. quarter mile from sta
ton Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. three
miles from District. MOUNT VERNON BAk-
cry 90 9th st. NV. ap2-3J
OK HAMILTON ROAD. near AnIcuStia. cottage
and three acres Apply DIG sth st. ne. ap2-3t
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE parIor pool table for phono-
granh 4JI 5th s.. NV. ap2-8t
WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED, g mp; samples brought
Ill NJ, 451 g St Phone, Fast S95-A.
ap3-5t
ROOMS papered. Sl.55 up; house painting low
est prices CARLISLE BROS. HOS 9Th ne.
Phone East 306-D. apI-3L
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm. comfortable,
durable beautiful, uRdetectabls; positively
painless. DR.. L. B. WILSON, $40 18th ST. NV
mh7-Sot
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FOUND.

PRINTING THAT'S GOOD: prompt. reasonable.
1000 business rIrds, bill heads, note heads.
$50. HAYS, SIS L st NV aps-9t
FOUND-Lacey's Ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents per gallon. Delivered in unlettefed
wagons COZ Men York avc nv raI0-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Experienced seamslress- bs- the day;
references required Apply II25 9th st. NV. II
WANTED Experienced girl 70 work on coats
Apply at S29 18th st. nv. ap3-3t
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WANTED-WaiSt and sleeve hands and appren-
tices- 1926 18th ST. NV ar3-St
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WANTED First-class coaf- Apply at once. Is2S
Cincinnati ST., Washington Heights Il
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WASTED-A coiored house maid; also a woman
as cook, SIS or $50 I7f7 Oregon ave. nv. II
WANTED-A girl for general housework l24
Massachusetts, ave. ne. 1t
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.

/ HAVE several sums Of money TO loan on
Maryland and Virginia real estate at regular
rates Of interest PHIL " CHEW. SD + st.
NV. mh2S-TT
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NANTED-A respectable colored woman L
cook. no Washing. &ls 18th st. Nv It
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WANTED-White CiFl- general housework
14o6 Hopkins. near 18th and sis nv. Il
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
ST. LOUIS BANKERS EXPRESS
NO ANXIETY AS TO FINANCES
e No Cause for Alarm Becnus of
Failure of Eastern Finan-
cial Institutions

Although there are reports OF monetary
embarrassments in Baltimore and Pitts
burg. St Louis bankers continue 10 eN-
press confidence both in general and local
conditions. Nothing whatever has occurred
to change the situation here Is the general
opinion.
Charles Parsons. president Of tho state
National Bank. which was the local cor
respondent for the Federal National Bank
OF Pittsburg. said yesterday: THE Fed
eral National generally kept a balance
here. but we never kept a balance with
them. I can't think OF any possible rea-
son why their affairs should ave the
slightest effect here. In fact. It has not.
II can conceive. neither. OF anything in
the monetary situation that should cause
any alarm. The demand for money for
the moving OF crops. which generally
arises at this period. is being largely sup
piled. New York banks are in especially
good condition. and the banks Of ST, Louis
are In very good shape also.
The only persons I can Imagine who
may be I'm the slightest affected 10y these
hinEs in the East are those who are car
wing stocks which have declined on mar
gins. or who have Joined Eastern syuS-
Gates which have undertaken 10 10 more
than they are able"
r Whitaker Of Whitaker & Co. said:
THE general commercial conditions arc
excellent. The usual demand Tor money
largely provided In the West. where the
crops are raised, than ever before. so that
the East will not he called upon as much
as formerly 20 meet this demand"
This was the general view Of the situa-
ton everywhere yesterday In financial cir
cles.
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Rural Free Delivery.

HII |NIsIU
Washington. Oct. 2L-Rural free delivery
service has been established 10 commence
November IS as follows:
Miss1uH-M0und City. Holt County. addition
al service, one Gamer length Of route. q miles.
pulatton served. ~ HayeuWuod. No4avav
county. additional service. one carrier. lpnEth
or route. p IS miles population served. az
lows. "
Miss1uh-Ansndsle. charles W. Roberts and
John W. Davis. carriers. C. ". Roberts and
o. L Davis. substitutes. Nandalia. Milton p
Bird. carrier: Everett r. Bird. Substitute
TeNag-nFNter. Thomas Wiley. J-.. carrier.
Nern'e Wiley. substitute. Sunset. Thomas l.
Davis. W. g Wilson. ]. r. Davis AMI w. :
ROBERTSON. carriers. Lewis O. H0IHrrSu1rth
y; StHcklAnd and Jessie Robertson. sub
". J. O'DonncIl u Kansas CITY. W. II Muir
uhy q Africnla. Leslie Purdy II Girarf Eau.
have been appointed railway mail clerks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

Marriage licenses were Issued IN CLAW
ION yesterday 90 Aurclius Vasores n
Brtcgeton and Mary Briquetsur of FIoriS-
SAINT: Samuel r. Miller o. No. sT7s Garner
avenue. and Carrie 4. stein OF Collins
klle li' benjamin ]. Rawie and Ruby
n. NorthCltt OF No. 90 Conyert es-ast
and to William r. flanagan OF No Isl4
south Twelfth street and Mary Mcdonald
o. No ~ Scott avenue. The last counle
were married by Judge Eerth. They Ssit
trey Intended to BE- remarked In ST. Louis
Ey 2 Catholic pries, HaniEau Is IS and
his bride 3 years old.
Doctor Otto Koch % Dss Peres who
was recently married 10 Miss Anna Eel
big o. St. louis. was s~erc1aded nv HE
hirkwoOi friends 1uts'ay night with a
hand 0rGau Doctor Koch and hts bride
Invited the serenadsrs in and entertained
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Neero suIndIer at Mnrk.

The police are looking for a negro who.
under the pretense that he was authorized
10 employ a woman 10 wash for the Pail
man Palace Car Company. has swindlai
several women recently. The Negroes lat
est victim r. Mrs. Alice MOrague VI No.
g1l6 WASH street. He chilled upun her YES
terday morning. engaged her to do the
Ctmpany's washing AM then demanded
that % put up So rs surety for the
sheets. pillow slips, blankets and othc-
articles TO be washed. Mrs. MOragus had
only $40. but gave the negro a vatch
valued at so.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-22
THIEVES At VALLEY PARK.
Take 5000 From President of
Anti Horse Thief Society.

The home OF Jack Smith. president OF
an Anti-Horse Thief association. was
robbed Tuesday night at Valley Park and
f5o in money and other vaiuables were
taken Smith had the money. with some
jewelry, ina satchel back Of the piano I'm
his parlOr.
He left his kitchen door unlocked for
some employees who were working for
MIN. In this manner the thief got into the
house. Nothing else WIS taken or dis
tuTbed. aud for the reason % IL thought
the perpetrltor OF the deed knew thar the
satchel had been placed there during the
evening. smith and his family were
sleeping upstairs and knew nothing OF
what had occurred until yesterday morn
irE.