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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
SPRINGFIELD is SURPRISED.
Announcement of HickOx-De
Campi Wedding Unexpected.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. Ill, Sept. i5.-Soc.ety va,
given a surprise yesterday morning when
tie secret welding of Mr. George G
Hicko. OF Springfield and Miss Airline Bo-
ling De Csm2i OF Chicago was announced
Mr.. Hickox arrived from Chicago ard
made the announcement
The ceremony was performed May y
las. at CaSopclis. Mich. The brid. yts-
i;ed here last spring and {; vas in this city
that she met HickoN- 50 We'll dii the
young people keep the secret that the
br!dsgroom's parents knew nothing OF +,
until I day or two ago Mr.. Hickox IS
employed in the Office % the Springfield
Coal Association. % which his father : an
officer
MoCST-FRESCa.
Pznz- III. sept Is.-Mi,s Laura French aut
Mr. Chester Mount os this city we're married. IN
sl.eI5yyiI!e to-day
XtRGAS-cASNoS
Para ,1h M s:P q ol.7 .FTh. Tn ,s .ssr;,.se .: Ms Is
I5-gan o: GREELEY. Colo. took p.aeA to-day.
They will RESIDE IN Colorado
MITCHELL-EADoR
o. Fsir1i.T ard Miss cora Eas5r. 4Iasster
~ wilHsn Eador. of BsaTdstown. were alar-
coHS-BowES.
virginia Ill. SHp-t- is-Nr waitr- C0hn
and Miss ia Bowen ~ Schuyler County s,re
married here TO-DAY by County Ju5xs walker
TAfLoR-LOGCE
Marshall III, seat iS.Mr. B.r, Tayior o..
Ter. Haut.. i11 ars Miss Dzis- T0zue OF
Marshall vsr. married here last night
FLowERS-NooRE
Terrell Tex. seq. iS.-Mr. J Carr Flow
and Mis< rll.e Moore % this city we're
II rarrfet Kaufman fhi- evening. The Raw
erenf Nr. MOg.;css;le os1c.atinx
GLAsS-MALTBY
Sedailz- Mo- sept f5.-Mr. william Class
Jr. and Nfs- Gertrude Malrtv csUSht.r -
Mr.. zn- Mr. ". J Maltby. rere marie. this
morairx a. the Sacre1 Hear, Church The as
cor. the Reverend ath-r : Neih~r- Officiating
st the nuDtiais 'u-sts -@re bFe>.n- fr,,nl
Ssv York. ksnsss City. Did Mexico Se<
Mrs Glass eepartes this sfternooa for Old
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

y = TITa-~ %. rr-.e9fr- " o.. an
Nj Ia NnrHA- = .H.l-- r. vEn NaE
know. each other T-s- children Ia; whH has
% F'ai ars-' a-E I-- a-aia n; the Word
E.-.r 7.r- marie. f- 2. 20 80 Louis gs--~--
o.. l- -rs E...s.ns :. Far1ett %. ~. Fi-s.
E tas.Hr sr--...
-rsrsav Sa7'--. .f-u'-Ts.i ~ th- cover La
f-a''-raF. u.s 'sIrN- ~ l.'e sz'---s!rK as
v.--.r .Er- ans f.- if-. lr.- va- r114-h.t
-F'sz- have n-e7 cTas8 70 ts-zty-on--
room sU"a sl.lGI.E. fsr ~ : Iur'rarls vii
b 1st on nr-Hier T. rrNH-Jf viii ztfstr -.
E-ss: :: Louis H.rh & h17l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
YANGER TO APPEAR
IN THE LOCAL RING.
Chicago Fighter Has Recovered
From HE Injury and IL Ready 60
Battle ReEan or Nelson

Messages were resolved yesterday q; the
West End Club announcing that Benny
Ysnger Was prepared TO accept any term.
within reason for q match with either
Battling" Nelson. Abe Atteil or Brook
iyn Tommy Sullivan here. and that he
was in condition for fight sn short order.
II arrangements can be made before
Sunday night. Ysnger will go on with
some sood man at the institution next
THURSDAY night Brooklyn Tommy Suiii-
vsn 9nd Abe AtteII Will be matched for
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Sl2. SO.

In view of there being SO many ef-
htrt~d with private and chroaic pei
VIC diseases who arc treating Win
Uua-h specialists and fusAperienced
physirirns without receiving any
benefit. ur have decided TO make a
special offsr Ga charge only onc-hnif
of oar regular fCr Cor curing those
who arr now undergoing treatment
c1se " here and nr- dIssattshed. pro-
yised they come 10 u before Ocfo-
her I. fH'i. For instance IL you IRE
addicted with either piles. Eupture.
Nnricor~i-- Hyiroceie. structure OF
Nervous DecfIne. opr charge for cur
Ing either a! which without any
complication s~ s.%.'D. we will cure
you for Az 20. and accept the money
In any vny you vish fo pay. We will
aisO cure fopfaSi ions Hood Poison
for Sss.'s'. ~ hitch .. iast half our reg
uiar fee This liberal Offer fs made
10 bic those To lie cured ho have
spent tr-ir money In doctOriux with
out relief and show the many
who hive treated with dozens of
ph y.iciaas without benefit t.at we
have the only methods that produce
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

U-Sth-- a. = n. clear: Q: 3 m. Gear
Maximum ;rulp-TatEre. = dssress. minimum:
tesr-.--Es--- = G.g-.ss stage % river ~
a. II. - ,-eL EDWARD II powIE.
Lcc~I Fo.ecls.er-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
OUR BEST GUARANTEE IS
NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID
UNTIL CURED.

Abou. shree-fourths O: ire male ro?u-
iatioa from % to 90 years Of age are
troubled with an abnornally weak eondi-
tion Of the organs OF procreation. and
during this period. BY all means and at
all times this function should AFFORD pleas
ure OF the highest degree. With TO !nped
:rnent whatever to the satisfaction Of the
disposition. The only obstacle 70 the en-
toymea; OF Natures most treasured gift
10 man Is disease which Is invariably
brought on BY the youth in his teens or
the many e1cesses TO which man Is apt to
be addicted varicoceie. emissions. drains.
premature discharge. small organs. weak
back are all symptoms OF rapid decline
OUR CURE is = thorough and scientific
cours. OF treatment which acts at once
t1uor the nerve forces. stopping the Drain
and reuIacinx the wovn-out and rundown
tts-u.s II increases the weight in so1ad.
hsaithv flesh and muscles that give
Strsogth and hIls the brain and nerves
wi,h fresh vitality. building up TIE % :
'ir. syst.r, and transforming the u 4. - Z
irto a tyre OF perfect manhood II. rs:'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
EcIIcvIIi- Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued IN Bel.evill-
yesterday were to:
Jacob II B.-ssr. -. Fayetteville. ari
- Eel.evi,ls. and Alice Knowles. y
E6ltehl.r station. George =. IauI. . ar5
Anna Hartschissel. =. both % St L.Su.s.
JOHN u -lrtosh. -. aud Ha:tir UuTau -.
bofh q Troy. III: Il; doiph Gi'ev.. -. De-
ca -.r. III. lud Rose HLt-s. - 81 Louis.
Y Il. Woots1u. =. AMI Katie = johnson.
,. both - Cleveland. n. y Debate. = and
Ella Gieich. -. both of -. Louis. J. Bes-
wick, -. and Mis-. sarah Beswick. 81 both
OF Knoxville. IL.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

sosio-. sept 5-Both game. v.T. hari-
fought sni fuIl o. excitement with th-es
New York rsen on bases In the ninth. Tame
hiI Won the hTst game BY r;rskiax cut Con-
roy. Atiendanc. isei3 Scores:
FIRST GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Sacrifice hits-Selhach I. Larhsn-e Z Tao
base hi-s-Wi!lam ans :. - larh J. Th-ee-ba..
hiis-DoughsTty I. -enn.hill / H!t=-O- . n
IN 8. innings: OF Griffith IN Il. innings.
stolen bases-rcGshe-tv :. Double rl4y---
Parent. Ferris and fachalc- !. BASE On bsiis-
on Tanaehil J. o- Or-h =. OF GTisat1 ,
Struck ogt--By Tsruehlll !. hy 0.rh ty ,s:t.-
9TH / Psss-i ta-ls-NcC-gire ! Wild pitch
Iaunehill : Tl-1e-TRo hUgGs erd one fniEgIs
Cm,!re-Sherican.
SECOND GAgF
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Close In Honor .f 81. Loui. Ds,.

East st Louis banks and almost al or
the business horses were closed y-S'-r.lay
~ huu"r Z - Louis Bgv n the WORLDS
Fair The 50. st aaV- gong -r =. Louis
were crowd . Ike Ereef-I part % the day.
t.-y office Were closed and a general hol-
iGay was observed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
LCUISIANa'S MAYOR DEAD.
+. ". Chapman Recently Re
signed Because of Ill Health.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


louisiana 40. Sept l5-Frsnk NJ
Chapman elected Mayor y, this city s-
the spring election. died tonight - heart
dis~ssn. a. TIE asA Of ~ Mayor Chap
man was born n GAINESVILLE o. but had
long been a resident o: louisiana where
he enjoyed uncommon popularity. For
ten years he served as = member of the
City Council. leaving that BODY 20 be-
come Mavor. recetTiug the election n, the
hands of the Republican party here FOR
some time Mr.. Chapman has suffered from
n affection of the heart He wen, 20 81
Louis recently ard received treztmeN. at
the hands OF a specialist. returning 70 his
hone here only within = few days. He
had meanwhiIe tenSerei his resignation %
his Official portion Ir. Chapman leave.
family
DAVID Il ORR
EnHeld. II. seat i5.-Davii 81 Orr. -
years Old. disd here TODAY from the effect. Of
q stroke y. IarsIvs.s. he vas The oides, husi-
aess man in EnneIt. and ha. held r.aay o.
fee n TIE foEnstlo and village
TWO DEATHS At BEARDsTowS. ILL.
Bsards-o-u. III. sept f5.-Irs = p re
KelEie del this afternoon she vas g years
MIS- NsSsi. Theis. the Is-year-old dausht.r
= - ~ " wfii7-- Thsf-. It'd fo-fs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Department o. ssElcGi;G-e. Weather Bureau
-Alete1sc .aElcsl cSs--vst.ons received a; s..
I-.l.s september -. 1914 a; $50 p IT, ioca!
zine and >. seyelty-r.th meridian time
Observation tsScu at IRE zane a.omeot %
time all stations
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
nm MrXJvl,c q m NV Cor Broadway and
UK. MEIEkS & w.. Market St, St. Louis. Mo.

lights until a new plant. work on which
was begun IS completed II is expected to
take about sixtv days TO complete and in
stall machinery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
SECOND GAZE

Tvo-osse hif.-fIarEsl !. selhscli / Th--4-
base hits-S~ihsch !. C3nToy : Sar-l-c. hits
Winter / Stolen bsses-E be-hsld !. collin. !
Double piay--Pove' Jcs;Iire ana Gsrzs! J.
Bas- on ba's-o- Winter : Struck a,I;-Ey
Winter 9. ~ Powell 4 Tlrne-0ns hOU- and
forty-nve minutes. TE-Pire-sh.-icsn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Minor Ba asebaH Games.

Minor Baseball Games.
Duauo.n- III. Sept. 1.-The Oia Lynch Pvss
OF St Louis won the second za.ns OF IN. ,~rt.s
with the puIuo!n Globes here today bv IN.
score OF ls 20 & Th-v won mainly ty heavy
hitting Rs,;erie.Lvnch Ryrs. Sell ani Rurp:
Ducuo.n Globes. Bailey. Wallace and Stockton
Paxton. III. Seu.- is-PasesaI al Gibson
City. Parton Il Gibson City II.
PLAYED all around Springfield today and won
hanfily bv a score o: 10 4. L;p0e-t. center
fielder :o- the locals. went IN the box IN ,hs
second inning and pitched q sood Eann- Rat
tertes-Brittsen. lpp-rI and Smith. Baliie;t
and Ssinan-
wenona- IL. Sept. I5-BasessH today r~-
sulte6: wenora = Rutland ].
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Cleveland and Detroit Tie.

Cleveland. O., Sept B--Det-oit soi Cev.-
land wers to have played t~o games to-day. but
Dstro.t did not arrive IN Cleveland until D
n Neither team was able 70 score 4. .hs SIX
innings that were played before the game had
% be called account Of darkness In Tn.
fifth Inning Drill removed from the zane
FOR dispu;inE Q decision ~ the unpi.s. Az
Srl Score.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

EEpI ELsff' SPECIAL
Benton. Ill. Sept. I5.--The eiectric-Iiyht-
ing plant. owned 5y tk. city. btls:ssd this
morning The loss IL about SWp with
81 -. ir rrrirar~~ Tho ~t'-- --f'i - --ff,saf:e
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
pS;,.a.gfrsa. w.ss,nf,Dn -...-.---.-ss .Ssss -

Twobiss hits-Huelsman l. Cassity /. 1.
cross l. seyboic l Sacrifice hi..M Cross :
First base cn baIis-OS jacobson ,, Bender 2
struck out-sy Jeoosscn {. Waed.n 2 Ben..r
Hns-OR wadteIl ?. IN innings. OF Bender
>. In innings. VIA pitch-Wsddell Tin~-
One hour and thirty-nye minutes CTapire-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

sics ]. Bradley ! Double plays-I.ush. Bern
nh.s s,lt stovall / fSres on bals-GI Nuiilr
:. on ne rrhaf5 / HIT wi'h hali-Mullin : I.eft
9n nsses-c1=vs!snd {. Detroit :. Struck oft
y bernhard j. by Ngiiin :. Tin. Of gam
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
St Joseph. No. Sept. lS-tBUl!etln-D-
fiArroun was released late tonight. hav-
Ing provided Sl5O. bond.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Two-oase h.:s-HuGhes l. HueIsman L Cs-ke
I; Thresbas hit:-AuIphy / Home runs
Eco1an /, HartSel J. Sacrifice hi;s-DoroTsa !.
Hiu 1. 0eyboId L Stolen bsseEDonovan L N.
C-oss 1, Eartsel L Double p!sy-Clarke ana
Euilin ]. Left On bases-Wash nsfea Il. Phil
adslphia Z. Base on balls-on Hushes l. P.enx
Eif By p!tcher-By Hughes ! Struck out
fly minutes Cmpire-Ccnneily.
SECOND GAME
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Newport News, Va, July a. 1909.
Last summer while recovering from IN
ness Of fever, had . severe attack Of
Infammatory Rheumatism in the knees,
from which was unable to leave nv
room for several months. I was treated
by two doctors and also tried different
kinds Of linaments and medicines which
seemed 70 relieve me from pain for
awhile, but At the same time was not
any nearer getting we'll One day while
reading paper / saw An advertisement
of S. S. S. for Rheumatism. I decided
to give II trial, which I did at once.
After had taken three bottles felt q
grea. deal better, and I still continued
to take it regularly until I vas entirely
cured. I now feel better than for years,
and eheerfully recommend S. s. s. to
any one suffering from Rheumatism.
6I3 sad St CHAs e. G1DEHsLHvE
Rheumatism is caused BY uric acid OF
some oshez acid poison in the blood.
which when deposited in the muscles
and joints, produce the sharp, cutting
pains and the stiffness and soreness pe.
culiar to this disease. s. S. s. goes di-
rectiy into the circulation, al irYita-
ting substances are neutralized and
filtered out Of the system, the blood is
made pure and the general heath Is
built up under the purifying and tonic
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

effects OF the vege-
table remedy.
Wnte for our spe-
Gal book On Rheu-
matism which Is
sentfree. Ourphy-
sicians viii advise
without charge an
Who viii Write -
shout their ease.
,naov. Aflanfa G.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Ceyeiaad .------.----------------o -
Detroit Q GO
Ffrst base O. errorS-Iev.lsn6 l. Two-base
hfts-Mullen ! Crawford / Sacr.ncs hts
Brailey l. Bay I. G. Stovan L Stolen hase.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16


our our
terms o4cs hours.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Al Nash-ille-Nev Orleans g Nzshvfll.
a: irrninsham-Shregeport = Blr-n;nRhar.
Al A-Ianta-Atlanta Is. Litti. Rock .
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16
Benton.s Light Plant Harms.

LocsI Fo-~cas;cr
Precipitation iasppr.ciahie-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

wenona. III. Sept I5.-BasessH to-day re-
sul;eS: we-ora /. Rutland /
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-16

Bstter!es-Torrencea ana Can9erhil: Craig and
Woods UnpIre-Cusack- TIrac-One hour and
sf:- minutes.
The season ended to-day. lola won tie pen
narc
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PERMITS.


Louis Z. Eobusch. l year. efi5 Florissan;;
Sadie Schmidt, / year. i5cs North Twentieth;
Henry r. Bruce. IS years. CITY Hospital:
Eenor-hage.
George Carl Kaodoc.c. 50 years. 1924 Dodier:
Charles Schmidt. = years. 1850 North Market:
Maggie Webster. 10 years. 42a2 Cote Brirliaa.e:
Arthur E. Little. IS years. Sill Minerva;
Margaret Delaney. co years. 2os Montgomery:
Mary Derke. II years. I7Is South Ninth: con-
sumption.
Lizzie spauldins. % years, City Hospital;
George F. Landwehr. = months, s7oi West
Salvatore Gillardi. IS years. 100 North Ninth:
Esteila Jatho. : months. 1874 Michigan: pneu-
John Dalton. 81 years, rZ2a Biddle: accident.
Fredericka Thias. 81 years, slloisA Nebraska:
senility.
Ann flanagan, ~ years. Poorhouse; pneu-
Nicholas Brunsbacher. 10 years, St. Mary's
1nhrmafy: heart disease.
Nancy B. Burr. 81 years. 1909 South Grand;
John F Parrish. a years, 1884 Belleslaie:
feGills sdRYs N. Todd. 8 months ss77 BERNARD:
sastroenteritis.
Agnes scheiber. Il years. 5ss7 Patton: bron-
John c. Keller. IS years, 2s1e McNair: senility.
Leopold schmalz. IS years. ss2i Shenandoah:
Margareth J. claybaugh. 1914 Morrison: gas
..Melanie c. Simon. % years. 1892 Oregon; heart
Elsie Steiner. 6 months. a4o7 South jefferson;
John schaefer. 50 years. 1906 South Broadway;
cirrhosis of liver.
Nina Arnold, 4s years. esls Water: pner-
Charley Q. wimuth. / year. 1915 South Sec
Edward Noidee. 70 years. 2Os Hebert: con-
gestion OF lungs.
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NINE. CLAIRE E. LAEIS DRUMM,

College Of Dress cutting. Dressmaking: art,s-
tic dresauaking done. easy tailor system taught
BY Nine Claire f. Laeis Drumm. No. l2a, ".
Sarah, between Cook and Page boulevard.
Washinston, Suburban and Easton ave. cars.
Both phones.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF 1IRrHs.


James and Nellie Eorrcy. S27l Manchester
Phil and Emma Frank. 2n5 south Tenth;
W: H. and NJ. A. Brueggenann. 2.!7 Mont
William and Ellen Laskin, ais South Eff
q c: and NJ. $. Groby. 1921 Eyans; girl.
Marion and Nav ISrsv. @3+p RutGer; girl.
Joseph and Bertha PossaIt. 3>li Minnesota:
John and Mary Zlmmc,ly. saze Magnolia girl.
Max and Ruby i'everIe. $685.: shenandoah:
P W. and Georgiana Garrow. .o25A Am:
irvine and Mary AicGirk. ssce PARTNER; girl.
4 h. and l. NJ. Foster. 59e2 Cote Briiiiante.
N. and Sarah BerD.r, aGJo Franklin. girl.
u IL ard M'nni" Schultz. $50 North Twelfth:
y. E and Mar Candy, 500 Maple: boy.
stephen and Anna Zahni. i45i Greer: b5y.
Adam and Emma Yeti. 222i Madison. boN.
4, II. and Anna ZacboT. 96e2 south Eight
William and Fanny D-ium. 1925 North Grand;
Adam and Mary Lcleniecbcr. 1O4 Trudo: boy.
Charles and Annie schctt, 2se North Tenth;
+. C. and Matilda Gustofson. 2Il Hickory:
K. w. and Flora Keosy. Worlds Fair
Theo. and Philar.ina kshes, Adams ana ,5ef-
Bernard and Gertrude Workman. sols Cali
fo.nia: boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
SnarieS G W!ckey- -. Vincent
Lizzie Nj. Evansville. III
Joseph +. Bc1oenk ..-......Is52 south Ninth
'Aar' MS South Icnth
Frank STith-.--...-...7sii North Broadway
Pauline painsville. Mo
Wedding Rings Solid Gold.
Finest qualities. s. to sN. Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
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ATTENTION; SHIRT.W WAIST MAKERS.
LADIES' IAlLoRIHs COLLEGE,

Artistic dressmaking and cutting. Drumm tailor
2!Sa Chippewa
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Sten0Kraphefs.
SPECIAL RATES FOR 1904.

Shorthand. typewriting. taught by export
enced s,enographers: day. IS month: six months
so. Nights. 81 month. Private Shorthand Col.
lego, corner Theresa and Olive 81.
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Mis~cellaneous.
-
siticn ns bartender wafer or any utner kline
or work: NF 1iS. Republic.
huTLER-Jaranese wants situation AZ butleI
public.
c0RREShoNDENT AiSh,class mail order
DINING-RooM ADMINISTRATION by coIored
ELLA kcnneriy.
An experienced mechanical
craftsman wants situation: preferably in cleo
.tcal works: TC l45. Republic.
ye ar's ss EHdn riynr III nE a eois sn,bs man of ,, 3
81. Charles.
nRIvEk1situatlon by good retail or express
WIN e,nTioyer a'f bE IS: R wip n iSt,S' can '0'F'
DRIVER Honest. sober. business man to
drive empress wn4on: one who understands
nov and Where to get business: recommended
,E~NGlNEFR Situation bv advanced civil en-
sin-rr student: will start as chain or rodrlan.
address 4 l: 9. 223 Walnut St:
EXHIBITORS and contractors. ! am an ex.
nj twl eNpositiors: can EXHIBIT any and all
scods TO hest advantigs. DE iis. Republic;
FAEMEK-Si:u4t.on by an esre-i.nc,d firm.
n everything was furnished. DE lC'. Republic.
FOREMAN. l~.rG-Pos.uon as Iltera,a. NJ
snactcr 9F tiIirke' per or manager on concrete
tN''SAI W ~ N'lk 4, 'ul.tllEs Cf tiilFOiiAS. lhli-
give rsfsrences. DE i4S ReHubtic.
HOTEL man wants position; clerk, steward
ences. De ia, Kspuoiic,
HousEKEEPER-An educated Japanese
young man wants a situation as a housekeeper
q a tbs a ,nnn or a sa,eiTnsh OF ? q s hest
references. DE ~. Republic.
tnt seMAN-iraShman: wants place in pri-
srt" i1tnt.v; care hnIsfs. cSws; iurnaca: refer
HorsEMAN-Ge.nan wants place in private
family: care horses. cows. furnace and gar
DIN; hest references. Ky. Messing. lis $.
Third 81.
ICE CREAM MAKER-Firsi-ciaas ice cream
maker wishes steady position: good references.
Cor.on. 50sA y. Sarah st.
LAUNDRY WoRK-ESperiencsd laundry:nan
pablo to take fun charge. DE Iol. Republic.
MANAGER. ETc-sitnation as manager.
salesman or commercial traveller: SPEAK Frencf.
to 90 anSwhers ct v, G De la. Republic.
MANAGER. ~ETC.-Position as manager or
rrrerintendsn OF traffic and warehouse depait-
s MSer az to a6Iiity. 'r Character, etc, DE- 'i i. Re-
public.
oFF1cB ,w~oRK-siiua:ion dong general q.
flee or mail.order work: esptrienced: moderate
PERFUMER-Gcrman. wants position: have
eyperionoe IN chemistry also. DF Ii. Republic.
PoRTEH-Situatfon by experienced colored
saloon porter. i5ts Grat!ot 81.
PoRTER.situation as porter in wholesale
house. q. II. lib cass ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mexican. %. wishes
references if required. DE &C. Republic.
~WoRk-sItuation by boy. Il. years old 10
drive wagon or do any kind of work. Apply
+. Mullen. 1915 Elliot ave,
WORk-By Eastern man, familiar with real
estate and legal work. lucrative position: best
Of references. DF 66. Republic.
WORk-Situation by young man to learn gro
Gerry business: willing to drive wagon: can fur
nish references. DE lS3. Republic.
WORK-SituatiOn by colored boy. IS years Of
age, to attend horses and work around place.
Morgan. rear. or phone. Beaumont 4ioM.
WORK-Offce work wanted from half past
1 n. m. to 9 D. m: would ike to take core OF
snail set of books or do anything 50 as TO he
of profitable service: references furnished. DF
q. Republic. |
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Millinef1.
FRAMEMAKERS WANTED@Girls to make
ladies' hat frames; paid whi!s learning. Syi-
vester Clarke. as Lucas.
WIRE-FRAME MAKERS WANTED Also
girls to learn. paid while learning. 4Ss-1l N.
Third: ]. r. Korns.
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POSITIONS FILLED.

Last week the following employed students OF
South estern Business College. $40 Olive s.. as
bookkeepers and stenosraphers: Mississippi VAL
ley Trust Co, Fourth and Pine. Singer sew
Continental Bank building. This school pre-.
pares persons for the best office employment
and makes a speciality Of assisting graduates
to good positions. Day and Night School.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
NeW Reign of Terror
In Streets of Paris
Lawlessness of Gangs of Briqands Continues
Unchecked by the uhOrities-Midnight
Stabbings and Revolver ShoOtings

PARIS, Nov. 25.-A wave OF lav-Iess-
ness has been sweeping over Paris. un-
equaled by any OF the Hooligan ont
RACES that year or so ago occurred in
London
The absolute brigandage which reigns
supreme and unchecked I'm certain quar-
ters is almost Incredible in a city so
supercivilized ~ Paris. and il is well
known that the midnight stabbings ana
revolver shots are the work Of the same
gangs, who manage ever TO elude the
police.
The usual method Is to lie iu wait FOR
some Dasser-by. and then cringingly "a
appeal for charity. Should the man ae-
costed refuse. q quarrel Is picked. an
aocomplice slides up behind and staba
him i'm the back. He is robbed Of valu-
ables and Nleft bleeding on the pave
ment until some wayfarer finds him and
informs the nearest policeman. who i'm
n.ediately starts off IN the fOrlOrn hope
OF capturing the malefaetor. Not only
in night time. but in broad daylight are
inoffensive people at the mercy OF any
gang OF ruffians who choose TO assault
them.
The Washington times., 1904-11-25
Two Hearts as Oae

II is, perhaps, paradoxicsI to speak
OF TWO hearts that beat as one. "
when beth the organs in question
have ceased 10 beat However. while
they were pulsating they did IL with
a unity most pleasing TO the owners
OF the pair One was a man, the
other a woman. The man was mar
ried, tha woman was beautiful.
Neither had a shred OF conscience.
A son Of the man learned Of his
fathers course. and. because he could
not change it. killed himself. A little
later the man fell dead AT his desk.
leaving a smell Of poison in the at
mosphere, and az the same hour the
woman took a fatal dose. Their theory
was that their souls would fit to-
gether. Even II they did this, whittier
they fitted is a delicate question.
Anyhow. an observing world is rather
glad that they went, having a predi-
lection in favor OF decency.
People who fall in love when they