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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-03-13

This strange and wonderful woman is gradu-
ally but surely turning the tide OF skeptictsIn
Ordained to do, what she does, her marvellous
achievements demonstrated in YOUR presence,
while you look. listen and wonder.
THE FUTURE CAN BE FORETOLD.
Asking no questions. she tells your name IN
full, your occupation. whom and when you will
Professional men and women are awestrick-
speechless. some say miraculous. Had she
been born IN the time Of superstition her work
would have been cLassed little less than
So positive am I OF my power to tell the
PAST. PRESENT and FUTURE that ! Will
No CHARGE NO CHARGED NO CHARGE!
unless you md me superior TO any Medium,
II marriage, sickness. deaths. changes, trav-
els, divorces, separations. lawsuits. business
transactions. wills, deeds. mortgages. lost or
absent friends interest you, II you desire to be
domestic trouble removed your lost love re-
turned. your enemies converted into stanch
friends-in a word, whatever may be your
troubles. suspicious or desires, call on this won
away happier. wiser and holder than ever be-
5000 CHALLENGE,
And all challenges accepted. and in return
challenges the world. 10 any Meaium. Falmist
or Clairvoyant that can excel her in her mar,
Vicious revelation OF ones past. present and
future.
She fully appreciates the responsible position
in which she has been placed and asks those
deceived by inscriptions. uneducated persons
Cwho are claiming this divine gift Of clairyoy-
ancy or mediumshipG not 10 despair. but 10
come and be convinced that she can help you.
She has others, why not you? Endowed with
made 1t her life study, and has now reached
such q highly developed condition that she can
read your life like a book and give you proper
office hours. g a n. to I p. m. daily and
All business sacred and confidential
MRS. DIR 262O washington ave.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

For sale. the following electrical machinery
prior sale:
100 . and 4 blade ceiling fans.
Also some Il and &c inch desk fans
one Armington-Sims engine. 9xi3 inches, 800.
One lde engine. lexis inches. $3.50.
Three S5-h.-p. boilers.
One is-h.-p. Sprague motor. DO volt. $50.
One l2-h.-p Eureka motor. $40.
each.
one k-h.-p. Roth motor. no volts. $50.
One 5-h.-p G. +. type motor. go volts. $50.
one 7l9.h--p. W. L. type motor. 30 volts. Sis.
Ohe L-h.-p Lundell motor. lis volts. sec.
one 7i2-h.-p. G. E. type motor. 30 volts, Sis.
one 1h-h.-p. Rockford motor, 30 volts. $50.
One 5.h,-p. Fort Wa?ne motor, 30 volts. $40.
one 10-h.-p. Eddy motor, 23O volts. $3.50.
Two 5l-k.-w. Seimens & Halske belted gen.
orators new cOmmutators). $3.50 each.
ALTER a. ZELNICKER UPP CO,
zoo 2D9-21s N. Fourth st
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Go TO the St. Louis Betting and Supply Co.

-fOts-
1-14xS6 Corliss Engine In frst-class order.
IT5-horse-power Cnrliss Engine. nearly new.
1-l5X24 Piston-Valve Engine.
1-l0x16 Side-Irank Engine. good as new.
l-Sxl6 Engine; new.
Tiki Vertical Engine.
1-6X6 Vertical Engine; new.
1-Hoisting Engine.
+4SX16 Boilers, IL 6" fues.
S-ix2S Steamboat Boilers.
3-6Ox22 Boilers. 20 g. flues.
2-iNhose-power Vertical Boilers.
1-l5-horse-power Vertical Boiler.
tanks, o. diameter by II feet long.
2-Tanks. &c. diameter by % feet long.
TANK. 46" diameter by 26 feet long.
TANK 81 BY % feet long: Is iron around.
Tanks. 72' diameter by "a feet long: triple
riveted.
Lot OF Wooden Tanks form 5000 gallons to
5000 gallons
15-Pumps: different sizes.
Betting. all sizes: new and secondhand.
Pulleys. ShaftiuE, Hangers.
Lot of exlS Mill Rolls.
2SCarloads of Pipe.
800 Army Tents.
Lot of Tarpaulins.
Wire and Manila Rope.
Drill Presses, Anvils. FORCES and machinery
of all kinds.
Hosting Engines for sale.
1S-hOrse-power Hosting Engine.
T12-horse-power Hosting Engine.
200 : FOTTRTH ST.
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sT0CkHOLDERs' MEETINGS..

STOCKHOLDERS MeetinC-Ofhce of the To-
renzo Realty Company, ST. Louis. No,
stockholders of the Lorenzo Realty Company
will be held at the, office Of the company in
the Security building. southwest corner OF
Locust and Fourth streets, st. Louis. NO.,
on Monday, the 18th day OF March, 1901. for the
election OF three directors 20 serve for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction of such
other and further business as may properly
before the meeting. The polls will be
open at 3 a. m. and close at IL noon on said
day. w. K. KAVANACGH, President.
]. E. Gathright. Secretary.
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THEATRICAL.

st. Louis Calcium Light Co--Oxygen and n.y.
drogen gas furnished for stereopt!con and NOV
ing-picture machines. Stereopticons and views
for rent: calcium light with coiors furnished
for theatrical entertainments. masquerades.
dress balls. fancy solo dances. tsbleaux and liv-
ing pictures. shadow p~antomimes, church fes-
tivals. Xmas trees and weddings. SIS Elm.
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MEDICAL.
Eolins SANKEY'S Skin Food.

Removes wrinkles: cures chapped skin: demon
strated. Grand-Leader. Toilet Goods Dept. Par
lors. 302 Clark ave. Agents wanted
ADDE'S! Use chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills.
In Best! Safest! Only Reliable! Take no other.
- Buy ofyour Draggist- or send &c. stamps, for psrae-
MAR and "R~elie'fcr Ladies" In letter BY return Hail-
Chichester Chemical Co., Phfiada-, Pa
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DYEING. CLEANING, REPAIRIyG.

LACE curtains to clean; irst-class work
guaranteed. Phoenix Lace Curtain Ceanerys
2I4 Cas-,
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GENERAL ANSoUyCEwEyTs.

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARD OF THANK
We hereby tender our thanks to our many
friends and pallbearers for sympathy shown
and floral offerings received at the funeral of
our beloved son and brother. Walter Scholte.
Respectfully. H BEREAVED FAMILY.
SEALED proposals for the purchase OF All or
part Of $780, 900 coupon bonds. issued by Perry
County for building a Courthouse, will be re-
eeiyed up TO 4 O'Clock p. m, April l. 1904. by
the undersigned. County Treasurer of Perry
County, Missouri, at his office in Perryville,
Mo, the said issue OF $50. 900 in bonds being d.
vided into fifty bonds OF $500 each, and nifty
Of 500 eachi all payable in one to twenty
years from date at option Of Perry County;
bear 5 per cent interest, payable seniannuaIy.
Bonds dated April /. 1904. Principal and inter
est payable at County Treasurer's office. For
ty Clerk, Perryville. no. Right to reject any
or all bids reserved.
Under direction OF County Court.
LITSCH. County Treasurer.
THE public is hereby notified that Certid-
cate Of Membership in the Merchants Ex-
change OF St Louis. No. LIZ, dated january
2. 1882. in the name Of Louis Gruensfelder. has
been lost or destroyed and that application has
been made. to the Board Of Directors OF said
Exchange for a duplicate thereof.
ELISA GR~UENSFELDER,
Administrative Of Estate Of Louis Gruens-
fielder.
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The Best Nv Every Test

Nine. Eoline Stanley's Niagara Spray, face
bleach, positively removes freckles. pimpies.
blackheads: demonstrated. Grandfather
Toilet Goods Department. Tell your druggist
you want it
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DANCING.


ATTEND prize two-step party. Prof. Fran
kel's Academy, l44l chouteau. Wednesday even
Ing, March 16.
ATTEND dancing. Prof. and Mrs. FrankeTs
Academy. Chouteau. every Sunday after
noon and evening.
ATTEND Prof. De Honey's select receptions:
every THURSDAY. evening. Academy. SsA Olive;
Kinloch 22f7 Delmar.
COMING-The Golden Crown Concert BAND
Orchestra. Will give a second grand entertain
ment and hop on Sunday night. April II, at
North st Louis turner Han. Twentieth and
Salisbury SITS: fine programme has been ar
ranged and hrst-ciass talent EMPLOYED. tickets
sc a person. and can be had at the hall night
after entertainment
DO you dance? Go TO Burke's and spend a
pleasant evening. Dancing every night sun
day, excepted. II you don't dance. go TO
Burkes- No extra charge for instruction.
Classes daily. Private lessons at anv time. All
styles stage and fancy dancing taught. Try
one evening with US. and II satisfied you can
buy a monthly ticket at communication rates.
This advertisement and Is cents viii be ae-
ask all the questions necessary.
BURkE.s. n. w. Cor. Tenth and Olive.
JOIN Prof: and Mrs. FrankeT's dancing
classes, Monday evening. March u: the leading
and superior school; separate hail for begin
ners: full term. g. Academy. 144I Choutsau.
PRIVATE lessons. with music. SOC: always
near Eastonl.
PROF. DE HONEY'S Academy 394 oIive
St: no Sunday dancing; no saloon connected.
new class opens for beginners Monday even,
ing, March u: full term. So; start Monday
with the beginners
SELECT parties a. Eclipse Dancing Acsd-
Thurs. Sat. and Sun. evening: new dance:
latest music Ahearn & AIbers.
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FOR SALE
Buttonhole machine, % rotary shuttle power
sewing machines. tables. pulleys, shaftings. etc,
complete; used but a short while; very cheap IL
sold at once. William Hansbrough. Litch-
field. Ill.
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Unexceptional Bargains

Do not be preiudiced against a piano because
SINE one else owned It: there are. lots of SPLEEN
did opportunities in secondhand pianos, and we
have them: all traded in: ChickerinR, Sll5;
good upright: Hazelton. at s11o; good as new;
thoroughly renovated: one splendid Emerson
upright at SIS; ali at your own terms These
are only a few: call and see the rest. Beyer's.
Seventeenth and Locust
SIS buys Steck piano; ID octaves.
BROS. PIANO CO.. 23O7 Park.
sl65 buys fine upright piano. with stool and
scarf. Schubert & MoXter. 2602 Franklin ave,
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Private. licensed home Cor ladies before and
during confinement; oldest and most reuabls
Institution in the State: established over forty
years; home comforts: motherly care: infants
ADOPTED. Irregularities successfully treated;
satisfaction guaranteed; ladies In trouble. call
or write. 2S3lA Olive Ut.
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DR.. ANNIE NEWLAND.

Address of persons expecting
friends TO visit the Fair. &c us. Republic.
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$500 N $4,000.

These two pianos are upriehts: Just taken in
trade: there are no better bargains in St. Louis;
s. monthly and a deposit Of SO buys either;
both good. reliable makes. Beyers. Seven
tenth and Locust
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AND MOVING.

STORAGE AND MOVING.
care given moving, packing, stor-
age OF furniture, pianos: money loaned on fur
nituTe. etc. Lyons. S0I4 Chouteau. Victor 247.
warehouse: Henry c. W. wiehe
Storage and Moving Co. 15I2-15 Franklin ave-,
money advanced when desired. Kinloch c ee3.
BONDED warehouse: furniture, pianos, val
uables. any variety. stored cheap: insurance es-
Inmates given. Lyons. 32e2 Olive. Kin. 1877 d.
F. H. PORTMANN Storage and Moving CO.
Separate rooms: low prices on reliable moving
ard storage @S0i Cas- ave: phone D 1921.
pianos and household goods
stored in separate rooms at most reasonable
rates: cash advanced when desired: estab-
lshed 1873. Phone US for rates. L. B. Langan
& Co. 1901 TO l0l5 Morgan st.
GEROLD MOVING md STORAGE Co.
main office. 1873 N. Third St: both phones;
moving m and from East St Louis. Ill
LOUISIANA STORAGE. Geo. Jokerst, Man
ager-Storage. moving. shipping: bonded SIS 900:
both phones: two warehouses.
SOUTH Side Storage and Moving Co, lso1-3-5
Sidney ST. Bell Sidney 235: Kinloch Victor 6n7.
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LARGEST STOCK ENGINES AND
BOILERS IN ST. LOUIS. WRITE
OR CALL ON US. 1T WILL PAY
YOU. MOSES P. JOHNSON MACH.
CO., III N. SECOND ST.
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DR.. MARY ARTHUR.

Confinement. SO: trains nurses: elegant ac-
commodations infants adopted; specialist in all
female troubles: guaranteed results: first-class
and private, respectable sanitarium: ladies will
not regret calling. 2631 Washington.
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DOCTOR DENNIS
! 2cS9 Washington ave

for. confinement in this city; perfect seclusion
and home comforts; trained nurse; lowest terms;
adoption If desired; irregularities positively re-
moved at little cost: guaranteed results: ladies.
I have 20 years experience and have made your
ills my life study: when needing q friend come
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A, GENUINE DR.. Vaucaire buest developer in
tablet or liquid form; can only be had at r.
kring's drug store, Thirteenth and Lynch:
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ELECTRIC upright pianos for home and
public use; old pianos taken in part payment
and balance may be paid Off in easy monthly
payments. KIESELIORST PIANO CO..
Established 1872. 94 Olive st
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LAMGAN


ACME steam carpet cleaning. &c per yard.
1850 Baston. Phone Delmar 170s.
CHICAGO Steam Carpet Cleaning Co., ". Y.
McCourtney, mgr; carpets renovated look Ike
new. Lin. 2o3G. Kin. Del. PSI $50 Finney.
EMPIRE Steam CARPET Cleaning Co.. W.
Waterman. renovated. look like
new. Z23 Lucas ave- Tel. beaumont 20: Kin
G e66.
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DOCTOR HOGAN +

IOcIOR HOGAN ii es eesf Der0ss an int snt
adopted II desred: trained nurses: medical and
surgical diseases Of women a speciality: trregu-
iarities treated by new painless method: terms
reasonable: consultation free; call or write: con-
fdential. 2215 Olive St Louis. No.
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FOUR a. Chickering pianos at $40. SlO. SLS
and Sl65. easy payments II desired.
hIBSELHORST PIANO Co,
Established 80. 9l4 Olive 81.
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I

DR.. HARTMANN. dentist: examination free:
crownk. 81: plates Ctest teeth. 81 to 81: FIRST
class work guaranteed; easy payments 10 work
ing people: daily or sunday: n ". cor. Flew
enth and Franklin.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

A 2rs-horse-power motor: 8 sewing machines:
! tacker: ! serger; all In good condition. Apply
S1n TtfruG ara
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home for ladies during confne-
ment: especially adapted for those wishing 10
avoid exposure: trained nurses: best Of care:
perfect seClusion: all troubles and irregularities
skiIlfulIy treated; ladies, when in trouble cali or
address Physician. 32 y. Twenty-third (near
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GARLER upright: : Is octave. 1855: kurtz-
mann square. : IS octave, SOS: Stone square. !
octave. $50: all IN good order. G. Groteguth. LOG
\. Twelfth st
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SISTERS in despair; speedy relief: abnormal
suppression any cause: write for remedy; safe,
sure. Doctor Martha Walker Co. 163 State,
Chicago.
TAPEW0RM expelled with mead: cure guar
srteed Gail or write Medical Co. 107 n Ninth.
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MUSICAL.

ABSOLUTELY cheapest place in city for az
kinds Of musical Instruments: sheet. band ana
orchestra music. Hunleth's. 9 ;. Broadway
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L an Emerson plano and you get the best
value on earth
THE CONROY co. 1l5 OLIVE 81.
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Gasoline and Steam ENGINES
SAVE 25 TO 4oS FUEL

Boilers, steam pumps. steam, gas and waite
supplies. sawmill machinery. betting, hose, etc
FAIRBANKS. MORSE & co. st. Louis.
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GODEFROY-Downtown Hair-Dressing Pa
lors, Olive and Sixth, over the tailor: elevate
on SIKH. No. ~. Marcel wave hair dyeing
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KIESELHORsT's small-paysent plan makes
piano buying easy; no excuse for any home be
Ing without a fine piano; our prices are the
lowest In ST. Louis.
K-IESELHORST PIANO CO..
Established 1872. s4 Olive st
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House for furniture. ETC.: new and cIeal: low
est insurance. careful moving, packing and
State and guaranteed by MissisEippf Valley
Trust Co. for Sc. 90.
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POWER SEWIRG MACHINES.

For contractors. builders and quarries: we hay
them in stock for prompt delivery.
MOSES P. JOHNSON MACHINERY CO..
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DROP postal for Pointers for Piano Pur-
chasers'" This little book is written by a man
Of forty years experience. and IS worth its
weight in gold 10 those who are thinking OF
purcha Ing a pian1.
THE CONROY O HIS OLIVE ST.
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HERE Is a Snap. 500 piano used three
months; mahogany case: guaranteed seven
years: only $50: SIS cash. s. per month. See 1t
at Baldwiu's. 81 Missouri Trust building.
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MACHINERY ANTE

MACHINERY-Good Barnes lathe No. Al.
No. 8 or No. 10; in good condition.; must be
cheap. Z. Melbeck. az N. Eighth.
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY
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ATTEND prize two-step party. Prof. Fran
kel's Academy. I44l Chouteau, Wednesday even
ing. March Is.
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BUST development guaranteed. II throug
experimenting. address ED q. Republic.
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Public Sales.


We call attention to the following
list of public sales to be held in this
section:
Friday, March 4th-Personal property
by L. L. Demory, near Shenandoah
Junction.
Friday. March 4th-Personal property
by Jas. W. Lloyd, near Leetown.
Monday, March 7th-Personal prop
erty by c. Willis Hodges, p miles east
of Martinsburg
Tuesday, March S-Personal proper
ty by Zeph Bane, IT,, near Charles
Town
Wednesday, March 9-Personal prop
erty by VIM. c. Moler, near Uvilla.
Thursday, March 1Oth-Personal
property by Geo. w. Shirley, near Mid
dleway.
Thursday, March lO-Personal prop
erty by T. Lee Koontz, near Shepherds
town.
Friday, March 1lth-Personal prop
erty by D. l.. Magruder, near kear-
neysvIlle.
Friday. March l1th-Thorough bred
live stock by f. D. Stotelmyer, in Mary
land
Saturday, March y Real estate by
G. NJ. Beltzhoover.
Monday, March l4th-Personal prop
erty by James NJ. Marshall, near En-
gle's Station.
Monday, March l4-PerSonal property
by J. S. Feeser, near Summit Point.
Friday, March ISth-T. H. Rife will
sell personal property at his home near
Bilmyer's Mill.
Saturday. March l9th-Personal prop
erty by H. F. Needy, Sr., near Shep-
herdstown.
Saturday, March l9-Real estate in
Berkeley county.
Tuesday, March 22d-Personal prop.
erty by NJ. a. Lemen, on Rocky Marsh.
Wednesday, March 3Oth-Valuable
machinery, tools and other property,
by Mrs Laura Sutton, at Winebrenner's
Cross Roads
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brood sows, will pig by day OF sale; bears.
10 fat hogs, a nice shoais, any size wanted. I
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.-2 DeerIng
binders ? Deering mowers, leerlng corn
binder, cut 81 acres, wagons one an extra
good SrOwn, Dayton wagon, SICK wagon
cart corn crusher, single corn planter horse
rake Q Blckford and Huffman drills, Gu IT,
votor . springtOOth harrOVs, | square har
row, . Oliver Chilled ploWs, ROOT plnw,
doub e az d 2single shove! plOws, tprlnStooth
cultIvator pair hay ladders, hay fork, rope
and pullevs. nay knife, small corn shelter,
grain cradle. grindstone, logchaln lot OF
forks single, double ana treble trees, crowd
sticks COW chains. y cut saW, hand saw,
good cider mill, buggy poles, light ana
heavy; half bushel measure, corn re-plant-
or run-a. bout, rubber tire, Thrush aud
slough max, used three months; SET
breech bands, is front gears, set double
buggy harness, ] set single harness, ploW
gers. collars. brides, halters. set cart gears
1earlynew: hynets, saddles grain sacks &C.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TIRE Carpenter organ, walnut case an
extra good instrument, l marble top stan d.
raj rock ers, sets cane seat chairs, lot OF
wooden chairs, 2 bureaus, bedsteads, |
Ierge wardT ODE, ( stands, old fash Toned
waInut desk, bookcase, 10 lnge, walnut eA-
tension table. light; large walnut corner
cunho I'd feather be is, lot OF bed clothes
3 pairs scrim curtains, lot 81 haugings, dra-
perv portieries, curtain poles. window
shades lot of pictures and frames, looking
glass bric-a-brac, about 80 yards OF OllclOth,
rag carpet, lot Of rugs, one 9xl2 drugget. blue
and white mating, 80 yards; l COuble heater
Stove, with pipe complete, for coal or wood ;
| " oodstove, pair andirons, sery desirable
No \ cook stove. 9 eyes and water tank
Terrih washing machines. chu-n, ice cream
freezer, water cooler, wash boiler, 3-gall on
brass kettle, pots. pans, buckets, Kettles,
coffee mill, 5. and 10 gal ION stone Jars, lot Of
l.gaIlon lars, lot OF glass fruit jars sad irons,
clothes basket market basket. lot oflamps.
lanterns. Queenswa'e of all kinds. turkey
platters. chamber sets lot OF glassware. tea
pot coffeepot, 2 6gallon milk cans. 3 cream
cry cans, lard cans copper tea kettle, nouT
barrel, vinegar barrel clothes wringersi
fruit steamer. mail box.
MSCELLANEOUS-l Prairie State incu-
bator 100 egg size, brooder; 80 Plymouth
Rock hens bronze turkey gobbleG, about
2iU lbs bacon 50 lbs lard lot or canned
fruit. pickle. jelies, seed potatoes dahlia
roots and many articles not mentioned. Alb
solutely everythingon the premises will be
sold Come one come all, and come early.
sale TO begin at goa. IN. sharp.
TERMS Nine months credit on all sums
OF $1,000 and over. n ties negotiable and pay
able AT the jefferson savings Bank, Shep-
herdstowu. W. Va and the Peoples ITus
Company MartinsbuTg. W. Va under $40 w
cash. No property To be removed until
terms are complied with.
]. W. DOdd. Auctioneer.
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Boy Runaway.

Robert Watson. who has been bound
to B. F. Fulk, near Leetown, this coun-
ty. ran away Thursday. February 18th.
He was IA years of age and wore grey
striped coat. blue overalls, boots and
corduroy cap. He is about feet 3
inches tall.
If any one knows of his whereabouts
please notify B. F. Fulk, Kearneysville,
w. Va, r. F. d.
Feb 25. 1901
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-03-03
The Merry MilkmaidS.

The charming operetta, entitled
1.-THE Merry Milkmaids, will begiven
in the town hall Friday and Saturday
evenings, March 4th and 9Th. This
is bright and interesting play in two
parts, filed with catchy music and
entertaining situations. Among the
ch aracters are the milkmaids, the
jolly gentlemen, the farmers brigade
the doctor, the commodore, the queen,
pedlar, the fortune-teller, and others.
The play is under the auspices of the la
dies aid society of the LutheranChurcb,
and will be rendered by local talent.
Admission will be 25 cents, reservep
seats 35 cents, children under II years
Is cents. Tickets on sale at Rein.
harris Pharmacy. Performance be-
gins at s o'clock.