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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-28

sources Il Siberia. prevent from s>sHiTnE
homes thousands Of peoTle who would
settle upon. cultivate and develop the
present unoccuPied portions % that coan-
ny
Russia L Christian country ard Nher-
ever she roes ufth her Laws and her ABB
there 20 the influences 4 The cross Il
Christ Civilization hsr presper~d IN ne
world IS an accou- giisi3rusnt n the Chris
tan religion
Isrsu "a dominated ~ ths Shi1fo and
The Fssd1h 81; rsAglons. ard Ehiis IA re-
cent years other religions are tnlsT@tfd.
yrt less than ono in one th9sssna Il Der
r.eoule Vrof-ss The Christian faits. arr
this after more iHan fwFuty Ysars' -
f.ifhful labor on the part u Chrfstisa
u1.sSio-ar5fs
ygthin rfry years 1zpsr haE fnaor rspss
stride alanF many Hres 81 cis1iizatlor.
hut raurh % FRAT VvorrssE b. dUs - con-
;sct attn CbrfE;isn nat0-s. ar7e1E Vhiea
ihe l-afie1 ststes q Ara~rlea coEs'if4fs
~ leading factor TAs fsffhs .; -
orts-+ are sIszrssh unpfoxr@srsvs sfG
r~rsrzIy 6ebzsrE n sA~sr feT1ts~s as
;he Eorfs cza here f7r arst aitie gp1sfs
rsoreuserst r. tntsiieefasai and -sD-al
srczfhr xhea ar1 whsrs tkaze rsliEieuE
dominate Foverurneatsa arslrs
Vlfa Jsran~Fs sgs-csas n - og5H3es.
erar-eza = prsVeus~s. ChTss;sa rsslxlar
9o-fssaue8 Euzs.zs Erssf resources anos
rsioYed. Eusslaa sgccsFs rnesHs pTogs*ss
ln eaznr.srce ~ sSTs@1 = 49, Cssrlsti2n
sos:sei. tgsonzsanssr q Eosnss go ~or<
anlshsss ~ r-lner. b1l1eF. farmer. n,sF-
-az7s sza suz-nfsctu=ss. Isrs< s-a@s-
r.ezt 80 ats al cer1e rzas ahoss - EEs-
s.s. s1st also 20 ~ lsnos 40 nstiors
= IL set Ga rcd tast ~ eozsifspn =
IRE mass m grssas - a. hiza ss - Ger
Ersny- sas s.nEisz1 ~ K - c7nsSsat5F
asfsffsss ft-zt - RzrEian S-sorss are rast.
j. better ~ tAza nssass ~ zasess1 g
Chrz'ianssT sa.o shsf e0s"sFT Eae alsa
rzEach bitter ta-2n ~ roaEIsAea = to
r~o.gs * Tssbes. Iscla. Casa All even %
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CLEANED from the congressional elections
OF 1912 reveal startling results
The total vote Of Oklahoma Territory
at that election YVES 1l1.3s In tho ma
tional house Of representative. Georgia
i;as II members Louisiana :. ard Missis-
sippi :. but the total congressional vote
in those three states amounted to only
$3.50 Add 10 that. he total vote Of the
First. Second. Third. Fourth and Fifth
districts Of south Carolina ard you fan
81 votes short Of the vote cf oklahoma
AT the sane election
in The states named. 1000 votes make
81 fun fedssd conzrc ssTen. but In Okla
home Territory it takes Ill-Ss votes 70
make . rou-votinc delegate iu that body.
The voters az those states are no better
than those IF oklahoma There IS some
thing wrong IN cur method - congress
sioual apportiorr neut II those people have
LOST their interest In puiIiS affairs re-
duced their population. or restricted their
rights Of franoh,se. they should have their
power IN national legislation czrtstied-
II does rot take q oki1 homans to equal
one q those fellows.
Victor 3furEock had Iao more votes
than were cast in the sish; INSISTS. p-i
districts The BIZ Seventh bad 3 ~ more
than the total vote q the seven Iouisi-
ana districts ard only 1eB enpa behind the
total vote q the sevea districts 4 So1th
Carolina ALVIN CAMPBELL.
L.aNton. Okla
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The Forum
=
Opinions of the Readers of the
Eagle on Current Topics.
GOOD GOVERNMENT.

GOOD GOVERNMENT.
To the Eagle:
Gaod government can only he secured
by the active labor of good citizens having
for their motive good government and not
emoluments Of office.
Good citizenship does not consist alto
gether in being a good citizen but it must
combine With il an active part in perform
ing public sentiment on public questions
and participate in every work having for
its object the hetterment Of municipal
government in the interests Of all the
people TO remain Indifferent or inactive
in the work necessary TO carry on all mu-
nicipal government is 70 shirk a public
duty that belongs To and is . part Of good
citizenship
II the risht 70 vote was taken away
from all those who fail to avail themselves
81 that risht revolution would result and
yet the right 10 vote Is less important
than the preliminary work leading up 70
putting a ticket before the people repre-
sonting in its personality the highest
ideals Of good citizenship
The primaries Of a political party is the
time and place Ia work out your ideals
IN politics. and I failure TO attend and
lend your assistance in the cause Of good
municipal government. Is a failure 10 per-
form plain duty Of all good citizens
There are usually enough political par
ties in the field asking Cor support TO sat
isfy the average discrimiuative citizen or
he had better emisrate 70 some other field
Of labor. Political corruption and all po-
SEt,IlSYsorr,a-,- could we'll 49,,
sonably charged UP 10 the citizens who
neglect their municipal political duties.
ss 10 those who commit the wrongful o.
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vast grazing lands and many other things
that the world could use we're they but
put into the markets
This untouched wealth is a. set in
accessible. il IS shut ont Of the world III
trade on the west on account Of gT' At ais
tance 70 the seaboard. on the north BY
the frozen Arctic ocean, on the cast Dy an
almost eqUoHy frozen and bleak north
Pacific coast and N the south hy rough
mountainous country occupied - an
equally rough. unprogressive and hostile
people.
In order 20 make poss be the deveioQ-
rnent Of her vast resources. Russia has
for many years been IL work constructing
q railroad through rho entire length -
her douinions On her own Paciac cpsst
she has 10 port that S. free from re *
ce-t FOR n feE months ta TIRE year. 50 that
20 FURNISH TIE world sccess 70 tho siberian
u-oaucts she was couas e.lsG . seek an
open por1 farther south than her osa
coast line
By treaty Russia secured from CaiHa
tn. right q Eav fcr the railroad through
the province = ManchgIiz ard sxfe1sir <
to ire fortlae1 ;5zu u PR Arthur uEso-
the extere-iy = ~ peninsula s-isss-i
Guf Lizn-TuaE and CQres Pay
This treaty wssrau7eei ;se 3lsrsseisetiorl
% China over the corafr2 thas leasfd
subject 20 Rassls > siEft 60 build and
operate 81 railway and also % FTotect
al Russian property IN connection ihsfe-
xith
Co-ean country - ~ togchzf - rae
Trans sghsrfan railway. zo- are CoEsan
Interests n AIRY way Acted ~ ail1sie4
20 II TIE Ruzso-C-A.aese azTe rEent rsis-
tive % The 90 -uuatioz = Cnlssss tsrTi-
tory t9r trz-sat psrposss ~ Rsssi1.
Japan nos virtually proposss itst Rus-
star Eros-rts shalI aef ssteF tne SoTid 5
commerce u Ire far east. eIregt szsaeT
ts-rrnr <hieh Japan SHALL eletats. y 80
cannot have her wsy 81 IN gTeZsses
sse zczls hsr<k comzssrr-zi pEoxrssr. se-
prsve the ~DTs6 o. sharing ia ths Es-
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question is: Where is the most desir-
able part to live? Let US look at the
matter from an observation of other cit
les. When town is located the people
always seek the low land ard when
city gets to be OF importance the high
land is always more desirable The high
land gets to he the most expensive. The
writer claims for Wichita that College
Hill viii in time he the most expensive
property/n the city. In the first place
it lies high \ dmitt.nsin winter il is a
little cooler there. il Is a fact that Il takes
the same amount OF coal 70 keep warm
on Lawrence or other streets. as it does
on the hill When il is cold we can keep
warm but when it is hot Il Is very hard
to keep cool on the avenues. when YOU
60 a short ways out. We are 5ampered
with railroad tracks and ringing q bells
and noises. When You drive on the hill
you are away from these annoyanCes
In summer We get a little OF The scent
from the packing house Nevertheless.
God HESS them We want them here
When We are near the river or River
side. We are troubled with pests during
The summer. God AIass them. also. but I
don't wish 10 live near them The writer
has heard that when certain people we're
sick the doctor advised the INTO move 70
College Hi and when asked Why he
doesn't live there. has answer was = only
wished that could when the hand
PLAYED last year OF the Hill. the street
railway during a hot summers night did
not have enough cars u carry the people
The people remarked what n difference
In the atmosphere The writer his trav-
eled a great deal and again prophesics
that il viii only be matter - tine until
the people viii open their eyes and see The
correc tness Of these views
AN OBSERVER
CONGRESSIONAL APP0RTE0NMENT.
To the Eagle:
As a rule statistics furnish stale read
ms. but comparison Of tew figures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-28
4 WORD FOR RUSSIA

II the Esgie
The newspapers are 50 tur q sentiment
ans prejudice IL their puhsshe6 articles
relative 50 the eastern question ;hst g.
may bc reef AZ !sass- 20 inject a little
sltrulsra suto the discuss ca
TIE saterfor % Aslas;c Russia Is a ve-s-
;aale terra izcoEz4Io u a l4rEe F-ortt0n
~ ehe world Travellers have. hoSeveT.
visited almost an parts q this great area
nj report is Ffch N sold. silver. copper
i'm, coa!. salt. unter. :ertlnty Ct SOL
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Japan. where Chriafianity g. zcar~siT
known hrd Ehlr fhs prearnf canafst -
no. oatens'bly befsesa tao religions. r. -
nererthsies 20 strEgEle bet1sen q essfiiza-
ton sas'~red - Chrf-tisaity 80 snofs-
dominated - pagaDfsr BEAR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-28

THE VENEZUELAN CLAIMS
Editor Eagle: In yesterday mornings
Eagle this appeared:
The meaning OF the recent Hague de-
cision. in the Venezuela contention. is
that ii a power finds a country indebted
10 il and sends its army and navy TO col
lect the debt. the cost and expense Of
such army and navy is 10 be added 10
the original debt II this be peace and
justice by Hague arbitration. then give
US the sword and war.
/ have the figures Of amount Of claims
and amounts allowed by the Court Of
Arbitration at, The Hssue. towi,: The
Herald Of Gospel Liberty" Dayton. Ohio.
in its XCV. volume and 4th number. pub
fishes this para graph
The mistreatment Of the republic OF
Venezuela by the great powers that had
claims against her Il demonstrated by the
fact that the commission On claims has
reduced that Of
France from $. So. ono 10 $5.0.o0o
Germany from sl.eaoOoo 70 SSSi.0aa
Great Britain fromm s2s5,eo to s120.0oo,
Spain from s2.5Goeol to SSSooao
Emitted States from SIS 50 go 10 SEQ
In view OF the fact that some Of these
nations began war to collect these fradu
lent claims. it i easy TO see the money
depravity o. the high statesmen OF this
age"
As the above Is the oldest religious pa
per in the world. know it TO be reliable.
Respectfully.
]. :. JENNINGS
THE RESIDENCE PART OF WICHITA.
To the Eagle:
As the city is so RAPIDLY growing. the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-28
The FATE OF KOREA.

L may hase aserns8 sfrsnEs - son-
p-orle that Korea hessfif ne hs~n e
nore6 la ne Essa--f zra-see aasrrei e.
fhouxh ea-i3es g. 20 vales says ~
warlas Wogk ififtafy i-gs ssaf Kersa
hAs fa4 centuries sHos- nashiaa tas tsss..
Iazs Al she 81 on fur aathiax si.s
siace fns caEsase - sasansa~ at.sssrtfT.
o. isf ths Eoresn GO srffass4t RS nas
repeated epfsaFffsritT go aere1p So 5n-
def.e-esrrr s1s a. ere Pest -fr.sarr-lef rvraa
in E1s~s aas fal5 go Sac ieae ssars
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= il opera t1sge g4seyanssst~ Csf~sp-
sios ssss irze- ra1effser oaa ~ ~ faffhss
TAs EszE Ass - 80 r-ssrtrg far tn-
ssss ~ ia rsrlfsi sns srrrses - pag.
acsz 81 o-s rffJ vhzs - sses~si srasa fse
prasp~flfg - zee p<esft q fh- uhsfs
isn5 A. oGe eeasss past shr ga C-lareas
b.lifiazs SRI wHirh the esrs.asszzz fsp-a
Fsk.-z - s<oss zss1 - .esze tefsre 80
:e-faE fas raf. so xss.teslg -terz eas q
re desprst fs-s fArassA skteh Re s-aa
ffsn ~ nerfh rms ars larka aeaa ~
- fhs eits. 70 sese raTsi pzfse~a s.ssass
~ sats-zfTs - - sesf e fa~ coy so
a. siHl1 kssx fsssfaf ~ eahas - tr~s~A.
srg hss sev b4ils kan.ssff $50 49, .~ar
- faTessa ruaniassvs. go ~~ess hs,sg
- e1s sHeFs n "a s~fy s2zs x ~
lsrsfz9rs
Afr~d lse1 - Frehst;g tfss rsessess cas-
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rae ess2e1ss sd. = fsTsg-e =. years
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sc fsSrz p fls=esa.r ssts er.xe. e. -,
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unlawful acts under the rule that the
sins of omission are as great as those of
commission
Fellow citizens. the time viii soon come
for the election Of city counCilmen and
school directors. Are you getting ready
TO 90 your plain duty?
J. E HOWARD.
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CONGRESSIONAL APP0RTIoNMENT.
To the Eagle:
As a rule statistics furnish stale read
ing, but a comparison Of tew figures
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS

,A~~~~~~~~s.>~~s~~>>~s~e
and May Young North Garrison: boz
Morri. and Sophie Weinberg. :2is Franklin
Fred and Gertrude vsm-B-y. tss conde:
t:tarl.. snd THERESA To.ne.. ss's Lenp
John and corneaia Toeasmann. Ea Page:
i.oui, and Louis. schuermsrn. ISL Benton:
Georse p. and Dor. Schmidt. ssu South SEC
Albert and Sophia schereo,. Gas California:
+. H. and E. schlo.tmarn. 1875 ct. Louis:
Tan and Ior. shedr.ehk. st. Louis No;
Z. and rIr,e Roesher,nsar. z1s Hickory:
=. and Eta Ros,nfsla. 1893 North Eighth:
walter nnd cose,,e Richardson. Female Hos
William q. and Margaret P-sn.e. 80, csii-
Kennett F. ana Della Poron. rissA RutSer:
Joseph and Ami. P-p,e~.ky. rios Eas,On:
W. A and Martha Pate. Iol7 Cas-: girl:
Jarn.- and Florence e Mcpherson. :oes How
Friedrich and Louis. Michel. szs South Je.-
Richard P. and Agnes Merr,n. s'5s South
ret.r and France, M,nask. $780, c.-; hey.
John g and Rum N. rAniEnn. ~?o North
thomas r. snd Ros. IA~l.r. ~ Poison:
r1nk ". and Ssvs Jcnss. EssA whrren:
John n. ana Mary nu,u. sAs Tenn..,s-;
hoy
,f,ee9tus and Nsrssrss Huber. SIS In
Gsofre and Gertrude Hss, ,ia Armstrong:
Riehs-d and Masei A. Has..n sar orfo-d;
rs v ,u-,. $500.
lanes and Bessie Green. Female Hospital:
John and M.-E,rst Frank IA: chcu.esu;
fred J. and EiI,.h.th Esrnr 1905 Gra,,an:
eif.
Edward and Bridget po.n ss.s Clark: girl.
9 G. and r. Grove. 2.io SOUTH Jefferson:
Thomas and Maes1s Cumming a;IsA Msen,t:
Girl.
J; n. and Della CIsrk :s's North Tenth:
Frederick ard Esna Csrnochan. 1878 Missouri:
girl.
chsrl.. and Anna Brown. r--rai. Hospital:
hny
hoy.
Frank and Ella s-.nai. .sN. North Broad
vsr: girl.
Tdrard and Thrlisn Rach. 1856 Labsa'.: riri.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21


ss>ssssses>>sessssar
Charlie. 4 seh.stsf. ~. months - co~-
Thomas Leach. a yeaf.. ssss No-fh EisSsnss:
George W. Feiner. ~ yean. % South Sew
Harry Granger. u year, Emergency Hosr-
Chsries GALWAY. - years. ssu Morgan: hear,
Thomas Lyd,s. . ysss. Emergency Hospital;
Loui.s n Thomas - ysan. s.s IAe,.a.;
william Rethmsnn. - ysars. co.'s Dunn.ca;
Fred Lons. g years. City Hospital: eonsump-
sain. Hancock. y years. F..n.ls Hospital;
Bertha /. .Frts wiri,sms g y.ar,. emo ecan-
Ann. Perrin. n yssr,. ss South Seventh;
Philip Gebhardt, n yea,s, Poorhouse: ssniirty.
Kat. Nc0iii. 81 years. iSs North Eleventh:
Frederick 2 soheei. = yean. Fourteenth and
Peter Thurston. 81 yssD. Pcorhouse: heart
Ry.n Brady. y year. gss Maple; nsphr1s,s
Asn:s seh~esman. Is yesrs. in'ia: Inn: hs-
Clarence Clark. = yesrs. 1894 csrolins: sui
Carr. Honmann. y y..r,. ETA Benton:
Martin echrnitt. 81 yesn. ssH Wisconsin: ne
Josef Runs. % year. 1875 sou.h Second:
Geors. r. Reppen. q yesn. <z,A North Mar
ket: paralysis.
Frank G. Bondewyne. = years. 40 Convent:
pneumonia
Marvin GIN. 81 years. quarantine. smallpox.
Alice Hinton. 70 years. HiI West Belle: can
John stemier. Is years. Emergency Hospital:
consumption.
Flora G. Roeslein. - years. ..o5A Virginia:
consumption.
Joscphine Grotpeter. u years. 1e47 Monteom-
cry: consumption
nanieI Payton 50 years 13s, Wash: dropsy
William A Watts. is years. T130 Elliot: dia-
bctex.
John r. Norris. 81 years. 3ses North Ninth.
hepatitis-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21

Estabiished = ytEfs our lnEfTuction Is ac-
snos :esE-f TO b- the moss complete and -hlr-
orsh in the West Write for business mem s
testimonials: also for the marvellous results at
,zined since the Installation of Charters EIec-
trtc Shf r'hand. the wonder OF the age
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS SEPT
Nsnol building. sspl Oii.s n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
Barnes Business COiIeg,

Board Of Dsueation Building. sil Locust n,
o6ers first-clzfs facilities for acquiring a Bisi-
ness O. Shorthand training. Establsned n
yckD- C1taIogus free
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
RAIL ROAD SHOpNEN WANTEn

Nonunion Ioeomotive maehini6fs and holDoEOl
oolermakers and helpeTs: no fooo eAafl
AODN r0s0 Z N n. 0kaA .
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

Kcf Baking Company: Albert c. Davis and
Jacob koif. shares each. W. W. Rafhbun 90
sharer. to do n general restaurant. bak.ry and
salcon business: ce1ital -tork- full paid. Ss0oG
INCREASE CAPITAL. STOCK
kinlorh Telephone Company; increase from
0s3eo.Ce to ts,o0e.00a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
s~>ssses~seess>s~ses>srs~
SPECIAL meeting Of the stockholders OF the
1srchznss'- -Laclede National Bank ce 81. Louis
viii be held at It's banking-rooTns, Fourth and
Olive streets. on Wednesday. October 5, 1904.
10 vote. hrst. on proposition to be then sut-
r1itfed to amend the articles Of association 50
to provide for t.yenty-four direcfors instead
Of twenty-five, es at present. and, second. for
the electior Of two additional directors 70 serve
during the ensuing year. Polls open from 10 q
m. to p. m. GEO. z. HOFFMAN.
Cashier.
sToCKHoLDERS' MEETTNG-Th. annual
meeting of the stockholders Of sne Con r Cur
ran Printing Company. for the election OF three
directors. to serve during the ensuing year and
fo- the Transaction OF such other business ss
held at tie Office of the company. 4oi-l05 n
Third TT: s.. Lonis Mo-. on the hrrt day Of
CON r. CURRAN. President.
e p. O'Fsiion. Secretary
81. Louie, Sept ~ 1904.
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Z. SEPTEMBER
HELP
Ss>s~e>ss~>ss~~->~s~s>~~~
miscellaneous.
GfEf - - r,,,. 49,, ~ - n v.ar,
cd: ieht work: sHperienc-d sif:s make IS TO
s peg week; Apply tis \. Second st.
GIRI-Brlsht office girl; auIek a; figures:
sSe. ssS5 p;nms5 ,n4 ,svs5 ana :yEt"s.r 1 Ia sb
GIRLS Tor iIgh; and clean woIk: best wage,
paid. steady employment Apply I. : lu-sn-
d.tc.n. Lamp GO. jefferson and Walnut s..
GIRLS bright intelltgcnt sirls To- nsh;
factory work: experienced help can easily MAKE
), Per week, non. but sT's of best character
ned apply. call before y a m Columbia In
KITCHEN Girl GooI 1.Ti to .ssis; in
kitchen: see II. y. I-n.Fson-
LABEI.ERS-,;ir.s 10 Ist.I extract. aud bak-
Ing poHd.r- AEIly third ro1r. ,lS 81 Charl--
LADIEs-Steady home work: transf-rrins: IS
90 50 w.-kly - 0l.ye. Io1In 81
LADIES and Urls home work. $50 day
r,..-f.nr.- unnecessary RsiIabIe Decorator Hol-
land building. room IS.
LADIES 10 learn hair1res<ins. -nsnicurinr:
:9r <radua:ss: 81: 10 s. x.ssiy naic: SIX
weeks completes. can nearly earn ertenses b.
'ol- tAillHtliLk- 'All ~ WITH liAler Aoir--.
LIE Pm. s..
LADIES sI.rywh~r- eopyiaE letters at home:
ef~finES snare time ana return TO Us. no
mailing Or eanvsss;ns: s. weekly earned. ma
particulars. Guarantee Co. No. ". III. Ninth
st. Philadelphia. Pa.
IATRON- -i:xner4saced irairon: also kitchen
soniaH. 1-at Olive
PANTRY GIRL.
Ho,d R.nent ip1c y. B-csd~-v.
STEADY woman for vegetables. Cox. Res
'auTani. ~. Olive.
THREE riri- u-sy i-srn pre.s..dins a. TIP
Getting: email ~sr-s 20 heriH. i'2s washington
UPSTAIRS GIRI-Giri fo- upsiair. work and
csI- - w. ch,l.:ren. sl-1 FairItoi,nt.
WE A.. the only eonc--.io-air-- for furnish.
sraf.s ~ hotel ard cafe help s:s Pine St.
WOMAN TO h.Ip in Boarding house. cecl n.
Raib ST.
tsbi... Cox.s Re-aurnnt. ,i2. olivs a.
wash dishes: s. week. I,is washington.
WOMAN 80 work i-. rocrrfnS house. no OBJ
,sc'ion :" small child: appiy after n. n i9S
WOMAN VINO I, -.p.-..r1c~t IN offc~ clear
tx rnu.- h. neat and .,esdy worker. s.s1dr
position and 81 p>r moth 20 right one Afrly
81 cne~ - Bn'"rTri'- cleaning 90. 'Vs'i'h ana
YoT-Nt; Iati..: addresses, 81: o,ho. assistants
YOUNG lad'>- % address env.ioTes Aug.
NJ n !, ~ To n,
u,,.,,. w 49,. =. ~ ...- yr,.,..,
Fair c,reessfcn. &c Fine ~. s-c'nd rocr-
HELP WASTED-nALE.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MRS WEALTHY WILSON o' cs,5 F'!nrey
ave the Wilson Rooms. lsr The honor " en-
'srfalilinc Mr.. Louis Sci-SSu--r rife oS
t,iileSp!"- III. who were married yesterday o-,
IN. Ferris Wheel At the Fair grounds AT
q clock by Reverend Cunningham. city
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho steel: hooks
o. the t-niiei Railways COMPANY ~ ST Louis
viii he closed during business hours beginning
September 70. 1.s. to tho close os October -.
iaSs. on account ~ special stcckholGeIs NEE
ing 10 he l'.ld on October -. itat- BY order
cf the Board - Directors
MURRAY CARLETON. F-e.'ien:-
Attest: James Adkins Secretary
To Whom I; My Conccrn-Notice IL hereby
given that Certificate ~ deposit No. 1874. or.
Tho Bremen Bank. rsy ahlo - tn. order 81 las.
Rurnhsm for $50. and dated July z Is'i. raw
ALI. demand. has h.en los; stolen. and
everyone Is hsrrfy c.rttcnrd not IN uegofiaf.
.rrrpt the certificate. tho rsrra has not
been indor~Si tsy ul.- las. RITTfRm-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21


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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
homework.
c1sS,,s sini~rcc ss.,.;>. ~s;s sss % ass; win
PaIk ave;
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So vernon.
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! NoI'STGIRI-Younx.eo eo!or-a giri 10 assist IN
! houseworIs. 3II3 Olive.
Nj; H2rSIsiiEA sf15 ic, god girl for general house
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work "a. ketls:aston-
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| holscuoEk. .sis pciua-.
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| ersn,es siss West B.lic
| HoCSt:woMAS - Good settled woman f"T
| grncral Homework. go oliye
| MOI SFoiIRI.-6 Gil 70. general hou..wort.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-21
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or OF '.n'I sIs ',,s-i s'="dy "o'h- i'AA
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BAtBE-k-s-' MISSOURI ave. Eas' 81 LOUIS
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tel tarf.r slon.
POiLEeMaKERs- rfveter. highest
wages Jchn o'Fri-n Boiler Works. 81 r4ouis
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