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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Girl browns in Well.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Percy, ILL.,, July H.-Iva Ashley, aged II
years, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ashley of Willsville, near here, was found
dead last night in n cistern at their home
The cistern was almost full of water and
1t is supposed that the girl, while getting
water, reached over to dip it up with the
bucket and lost her balance. The funeral
took place here to-day at the i. o. o. +.
Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
EDWARD T. FARISH DIES
FROM HEART DISEASE.
As City Counselor He Assisted In
Drafting the Municipal Charter
Funeral TO-MorrOw.

Edward 7. Parish. 20 years old. one of
the leading members Of the st. Louis bar,
died of heart disease at his home, at No.
1868 Page boulevard. yesterday morning.
Last Friday he was stricken with apoplexy
and sank into a state of coma, from which
he never awakened.
few days prior to his death Mr.. Far
ish was in good health and was an active
member of the bar
he was born in Woodville, Miss, August
I. 1885, and when II years old came to St.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Prisoner wanted in St. Louis.

Salt Lake City. Utah, July 21.-sidncy
Leseiur who. with his father. Is wanted
at st. Louis to stand trial for alleged
fraudulent use of the mails, has been ar
rested at Provo, Utah. and will be turned
over to the Federal authorities at st.
Louis. The young man and his father, 1t
is alleged. used the malls in furthering
the sale OF stock in a worthless opal mine
in Lemhi County. Nevada
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
To Bury George Tod To-Day.

TO bury UeOFBe TOU TO-Dhy.
The funeral of George W. Tod of No.
S946 Cook avenue will take place this after
noon at 230 o'clock. Tod died at the
Marine Hospital Wednesday morning as
the result of fall in the hall of that in
stitution. in which he cut his head on a
step. He was 70 years old. Tod was one
OF the old river men, having served as
steward on many boats for ffty-nine
years. He is survived by his wife, two
daughters and two sons.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
SaYe YOur Ice

BY using "the best ice pitcher made"
Has double wall. lined with porcelain. and
will preserve ice several hours. Made of
the best quadruple silver plate and guar
anteed. Large size. 12h inches high, sat-
in finished and beautifully engraved. only
81. 50, at MERMOD & JACCARDS,
Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22

Washington, July 2L-Commissioner Will
liam A. Richards of the General Land Of
fee will leave Washington tomorrow for
Chamberlain. S. D.. where he will be pres
ent at the formal opening of the Rosebud
reservation lands.
The preliminary work is being pushed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
The "Duchess,

Is very pretty style of wedding invita-
ton. and with old English engraving,
compels admiration. The price Is mod
crate. Also announcements, reception In
vitatiors. visiting cards, ETC., at equally
low charges
MERMOD & JACCAHrS,
Broadway and Locust.
Write for samples and price,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Perfect Vision

Perfect Vision
Is easily obtained by the use of the right
glasses. Let our opticians, Doctor Bend
and Doctor Montgomery, test your eyes
to-day. No charge. Glasses, 800 and UP.
MERMOD & JACCARDS,
Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22

Sue to Restrain Sale of Tickets.
The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rail-
way Company applied to the Circuit Court
Yesterday to have F. ]. Hawkins and John
B. Pugh e. Company restrained from deal
ing in nontransferable tickets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Beautiful Silverware.

Your Oldest piece of silverware, no mat
ter how severely worn. may be made to
look new and pretty with just one ap-
plication Of Mermod G Jaccard's Broad
way and Locusp Silver Polish. A large
box for Is cents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22

VERMONT #. e. 3, bet. Primm and
mann and vile TO christina hosi.
vERMoNT"s5 vi It. e. :. bet prlmm and
Ter to Ella G. Bergmann-zw. d.;
BATEs5 IT, snn N s. bet ,.sks E.shth b and ff
Frein Building Co. to Michael Reina-
,IHIA selnyN NJ d. IT. W s. bet. Pestaioasi
Gent and wife to William c. Gent
BEMsANK.2i E II. j. in. n, 8. bst:
College Hill Press Brick Works to
MsRfsssn and ssli MeRse. s 'H; city block tsss Js,
rome F. Collins TO caroline fAn'en- 49,.
LouIsIANA-ao 81 81 it. e. s.. bet Miam,
ina 4. Gshofr Moae'ad ana wife ''1 to charles Z.
sts ,5ss IS, fssS sSSDiea R RRa
ley and wife to William C. Heilbusch .,
LIEkMaNN-ss T IT.. n $. west q Grand;
wife to Frank Aisberg and wife. as
ftNi bock is5e. 81 William iii es Msiners and wife
Be Belt. eisy Block {. sss: MyI,s p -. Ben; :;
WKsH mi city block sss ,s. SnftssHss &ssuss
AEnhold.admr.' i.,n. sssi c;o,.
c6TTASESSS CIV Sodk f. $780, Masy i isaaS to
SsSnse eass CIV " 'ISss Waek@snHW snss p:
55s:t s eei b.a LEI pslE. sRa K2s snd
wife to Nels. Bruce and wife-w. d..
cEELIENHAMbMiltSs bia.S fs too James al e clark sGI
Way and Wife TO Carrie Way Living
Kini%NEkEY-as iiSHEMks tt. n. s.. bet Cara and
dergast to Lewis ]. Devote and wife
LoTMiisfANA-5o 5Mi d II. w S.. beng e!
GO. to Rodney w. Smith and wife .,
pxp1N-59 II S. IT. n $. east q Ewing, sly
"a and Boardin, city block 1857: otto
Goeschel and wife. by trustee. to Jas.
Lknk1fEE5s X sfTf45sf r., n s.: bet. Marcus and
Euclid city Iss sleGk sa; Kgsussw Joseph Dor. L.
wEsTMISsTER@s 'sssfSs y tfisfs IT.. l0N il. 8.
bet: Taylor and Walton; city nsnr BLOCK
c9SS IL r. Sssk Ssiss ;iS
sGaas Geo. Saf Kuhn H and wife to Annie NJ K. :.
s'I{ SssG H.. eiis R.sSs
Realty Co. to Ike Kormsn-w. d.
SAhssas Alaska, city ty block ss.s: also Idaho g
IT, w. S., north of Bates. city block
2sis: Frein Building Co. to Rosewood
Realty Gov. .....:.:...,....:........
BATEs7t IT.; n; s; bet. Alaska and
IT.. w. s., north of Bates. city block
2s4s; Freinl Building Co. to Hanna
n,tisrNN MtiMsroNNWEEA.iiTH"i2o EEA.iiTHi2o It.. e. g.. south
county; James H. Lynch and wife to
Alfred w. syrett-w. d..........-.....:...
LUCAS-3s ii. 2 211-1s in.. 8: s.. being
3l.2 Lucas city block 1927: John J.
nantsaw. Gae anu . ~ .. =. s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Buy. An.d.rko Newspaper.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Anadarko, Ok, July 21-William Fogel-
song of Dover, Ok. has bought the Daily
and Weekly Democrat of ]. w. Thompson,
who has been elected Superintendent of
Schools at Glenwood, Colo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Correct Time.

Does your watch tell the correct time?
II not, let our expert workmen remedy
the fault. MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Lay Corner stone at Macon.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Macon, No., July N.-The corner stone
for the new $4,000 Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, was laid this afternoon in
the presence of an immense congregation.
The address was delivered by the Rever-
end Fielding Marvin of Fayette.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
South Bend, Ind.s Sleeper,
Via Vandalia Line, leaves S:o4 p. m. daily
Expect Gu.her Near Palestine.

EXPECT Gusher NeAr PaIcStinc.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Palestine, Tex, July H.-Fine quality of
oil has been struck three miles from
Palestine. the drilling having gone some
three feet into Oil sand. Mr. Leroy Trice.
Great Northern. and several business men
departed this evening for the Oil fields
and have sent in word that the prospects
are very encouraging for a gusher.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22

bu1l0lnB fefm1tS.
Kennard Building Company: to remove three
two-story brick buildings at Nos. l24s to 1854
North Second street.. and Nos. 125l to 1857 North
First street: g, 900.
Charles n. Poundstone. two-story brick fats
at No 1895 Henrietta: 5000.
Charles Ashauer. two-story brick dwelling at
No 3l24 Duncan: e. 750
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22

rapidly by the officers In charge and 1t Is
confidently hoped that everything will he
completed on the day of the actual draw
ing. July 2S.
Commissioner Richards superintended
the beginning of the registration, which
has assumed stupendous proportions. and
intends to assume personal charge at the
time of the drawing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Plan. for Rosebud Opening.

Sleeper to Fort Wayne, Ind,
ia Vandalia Line. S:04 D. m. daily.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22

New York Sleepers,
Via vandalia- Pennsylvania, leave St.
Louis daily S:A a. m, 1880 noon, u:S5
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Greenville plant Burns.

REPCBI1IC SPECIAIA
Greenville, Tex, July 21.-The plant
and building belonging to the Texas Re-
finery Company were damaged TO the ex-
tent of $4,000 by IRE to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22

Repairing Of Fine Watches
And Jewelry speciality. F. w. Drosten.
Seventh and Pine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Watching Chinese Opposite Ell pn.o.

ftEPU BLIC SPECIAIA
El Paso. Tex, July 2l.-The United
States Immigration Bureau has detailed a
man for duty in Mexico across the river
from Ell Paso to watch the movements of
Chinese as many are arriving there daily
and their movements are becoming sus-
picious. 1t is believed they are contem-
plating working around through Sona-a
into the United States. They are thicker
on the border than for years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
AN Those who Desire to Get

The best returns on their money will do
we'll to invest in the Savings Fund of Hol-
brook -Blackwelder Real Estate Trust Co.
S12 Olive street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
The Pitt,burr speciaI.

s:15 p. m. daily. via ia-Pennsylva-
mia. arriving Pittsburg BIS p. m. next day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-22
Say. Husband Deserted Her.

Maggie Beuer filed suit for divorce in
the Circuit Court yesterday against Henry
Beuer. charging desertion. They were
married January I, 1893 She asks for the
custody of their three children.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.


John ani Maggie ToettH. 2ls Barry; boy.
John and Adela Lessch. iaci North twenty
Julius and Mary Norrnarn I7is franklin: boy
Frank y. and TiLli- NcGrath. +l-sA shen-
sam and Fanni. Miller. ST, Louis No: hoy.
Harry 6. and Vernie KIanke. fi20A blaine.
Charles F. and Bertha Just. 1873 Montgomery:
$heodore II. and Marie Herman. Tsl' South
.==RFy and Minnie Gr.,s, l2,l St; Iouis: siTl,
crI;ner and Isa covngton. ii5; Francis twin
8ibe-, J and Nellie NJ Bingaman. .eis Man
Frsnk II anI Hattie Click ~. Biaaie: boy
L. Il. and Emma whitney. 1884 North Gar
Charles and Ellen wheeler. 81. Louis. Mo:
I.uke and 81. f. Tiernsn. s55i North Twenty
George. and Mary Thornhin. eaI South New
Jorcpi P and Helena sousy.e s'ss Virginia;
George A. and Nora Shaw. a2s Magazine.
Peter and Matte sucher. ais Clayton: boy.
Charles and Mary keinhart. ios Hartford
::c--ph ard Christina Michel s.. Louis. No:
Fiorian and Kate Michslk- Iss cshokia: hoy.
FTa1k I. and Frances Maruir.. 55i5A Wells:
Andrew ard Theresa Mirth. t,It North Broad
Fred s. and Marie Mu.iok. zsts Menard: boy
Edward II. and Martha Mueller. -. Carr:
boy.
Herman and Lizzie LAnsenbaeher. E5I Con-
necticut: girl.
Eugene and Catherine Kane. 1905 Grattan:
boy.
Plus ant Mary Kury. 4s74 Easton: boy
Peter and A. kfaer1er. 3S Christian: girl
George B. ard Frieda Haenichen. 3si5 South
Broadway: boy
Henry and Minnie Goiier 5is Ru,ger; boy
F=ank and Nellie Gerrisi. III f-ugenia: girl
Otto and Josephine Fischer. i;si Carroll: boy.
John and Eva Emmett. si4 Market: boy.
John p. and Mary burning. 4I33 North Grand: |
T.,Io- ,-s "a. r,... .s,-
girl.
NARROW and Ida Collins. 1911 blair: gil
y. and f. Eeethealter 2sl9 Howard: xiii
Michael and Mabel Bradley. ISIS Mackln: hoy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

MOLER Barber CoIIere mn p5re - ,.e.a..
% nsf2sr naae IN short time: special sndueemenf1
n.,o M 4opncants: positions waiting erad.
ucusara - "'i's ~ -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

- ~~>SSsSseSSs>'ssssss>
.Ss"sns Haris yean. s7I3 peima,, ma.
Jo.s9h xerdsr. q year.. In...s Asyium: con.
uax LOU. Di:shm:nn. 70 ysar,. AIszi.n Bro,h..-
Edw.Ia osrisn. y year. Isn North Ninth.
Oliver >. ". oarneau. a yssrs ,ns North
sixteenth: consumption. '"'' ="
Elizabeth Jones. - ysas& Io1SA North Les-
Anaai.a a. schsulman. - years. .i.s Morr,.on .
MarcH. Z: Mitchell. q years. 100 Forest;
Paul B. Tensts. = years. &aa IAe,.d.;
John orznzebaeh. q yea.s. s4D MeNa.r:
asrInsa sosssnk.mp. y ye.-.. 40 w.,her.:
Z Maria O. oebberm. . yean. sno Wash: Sc
Hed~,s Run. " ye.r.. ma Minnesota; &C.
p. KsenzIy. - years. 1903 Franklin; cir
MARY Paschsnl, n y.srs. ST. Anthony, Hos
~, Henry Johns. q years. sx South Fourth:
: George Gsekds. - years. si4 South Garrison;
: Msy Kiekhan. % yesrs. s1 North Fifteenth:
John Holiensor. y ye.rs. 90 south Second:
Mary BoreIi. u years. z7Is South Tenth: Sc
Lms Funs. Is year.. n Lefnnswen: con-
Henry A. Prexel. year. 1901 Sulphur:
Arthur Palmer. yea.. 7s4 South Broadway:
Francis Turner. 70 year.. Ios North Tenth:
3 Giadys Boumm. years. Jefferson and Po-
: stomac: accident
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
NEW CORPORATIONS.


Texas Ignite Company. J. II. Smith VIII
q Alien and y. b shannon. 100 share. each.
q. Buckley. 100 shares. c. z Darrow and J.
= Hainer. 50 shares each. Of II. Louis: to deaf
IN and operate coal or Ignite mineE or other
i1ztnerzi properties Cspifal stock. half paid
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
IIssOURI
REpus1Ic SPECIAL

Jefrerson City. No. Sept, "a certificate OF
r. Stste Sam B. Cook 10 the 81. Joseph sausage
MSsss rSb ,Compsny Of g. yosephi capital s,ock.
Snyder snl Ffs6ss5ek r. oehWab.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.


OFFICE Of the Missouri Trust Company OF
- Louis. 81 Louis. No. August %. IsA.-
Notiss Is hereby given tha; a meeting ot III.
s.: Ioui. Wi be held at the ofice Of The com. ..
y " st. % s'a.s 1s. Of All ssSenn
the twentyf,fth day OF October. 1904. at ;
s:os e.. % fer .s.n ,s .S Ess. q
,sd TO increase Is ~ ne e. capita s,ock Of this com:
ssPa PE T9 SS .ns iss Essfsss Slsss.ns
Edward H. Gorse. secretary: Aug schlaiy.. r.
Go aoff tssEss Issof sssptz sss i FF.a,sS
lp M z Y Torss ps'.r; s.1 Chic; lanes coyIs
Pr.ile. Jesse French. J. W. Moon. majority
$. oFFI.. 15,. e ne ~! Ms'gga TTg:, cOnDany o.
No;ise I: hereby given that 2 meeting Of n:
St Louis Will be n held Al 4. Office of .Re oo1 9.
na,,hSess e,,r y, oye ,SG ssyen:h
the fer .. Ss ana e, f
,ouri ,, Trust Company Of 81 Louis 70 Missouri
EdEsfa Aug ss. Dsss as
sschiany. Il. NJ scrusss. John ". -A.ri.on.
inckhey fs E hFansy FIsssh fse FAM wymah GTa E.ssn
Jr.. J. z. Franklin. H ". Peters, A. P Chic.
eo Ssis ~ jss!s aGF1n M Mens
a majority Of the directors
sTocKHoLpERs' Mee,.ns-Ihe annual meet
ing OF the stockholders ol the ozark Slate Cofn-
psny. for the adoption Of bylaws. election OF
cirectcrs. TO serve during the ensuing year. and
for the transaction Of such other business as
n ay properly come hefore the meeting. will
be held at the office of The company. s11 Granite
building. Fourth and Market ss. 81. Louis.
Mo- on the lith day Of October 1914 al 2 D. m
r. II. STEVENS. President.
]. Mct;irk Mitchell Secretary.
81. Louis. Sept. -. 1904.
SPECIAL meeting OF the stockhoideIs Of tne
Nerchsntr'- -Iaclede National Bank of ST. Louie
Gill be held At IT'S banking rooms: Fourth and
Olive streets. on Wednesday. Octoscr s. lSA.
TO vote. nrst. on 9 propesi,ion 70 be then SUB,
as 20 provide for t~enfy-four directors. instead
ID. eiecsion Of two setit.onai directors % :erSs
during the ensuing yes:: Polls oopss f,om 70 q
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Chartee
srcen Real Estate Company for the election Of
hree tD directors to serve during the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such ether bus
1ess as rnay properly come before the meeting.
.ili be reid a; the office Of the company Nc.
Zpl. Chestnut street. In the city. OF 81 Louis.
NO. on the third dag Of October. 1904. At
r. x. GREEN, President.
Attest: II. Prenatt Green, Secretary.
T<rrri IN C1pf
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27

SEPTEMBER q.
HELP wANTHED-FEMALE
~~~'>>>s>>--->"s-~-->'~ >'~'~.s~.->>>~s>>>~~'~~~~S'
utsccllaneous.
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DISiNG-RooS GIRL. g per week room sn1
DINING-RoOM C;TRI.-Whre- good varvs
call AZ once. .sc Lucas
DINING ROOM GIRI.-Girl for dinins room.
60 home az night ...l CaoGteau ave.
: DINING ROOM GIRL for boarding -house
nice hoIrls: god Ssg.s Apply Z3.s LocuSt
piSiNG-RooM GIf,I>-Ar once. dining TO m
gil white: 4 -hwasher. eii0r.d- .. y Garrison.
DIPPF.Rs-chocalat- dippers: 30 PER week:
stesdy work. g. " Vosai & Co. II. Locu-i.
Observation-Disclosures 10 wash dishes. Il.
| tfout@au.
plsHwAsHER- F.speri-need female dish-
Hssh.r- 80, Pine
| DisHWAsHEE-
caII - y. Twsnty-tniri -.
DIsHwAsHEH-A god a!sHwasher. Call
| Iealy fof ,woTk- ~ oliye 81
DisHwAsHER- Honest colored girl as dish
ysn;er
DIsHwAsHER- Woman 30 wash iIshe. and
1 rE.If.s-.a., 1900 -'- -'S7- "---S- -'~-
fIEL:E;X lalls. iiPpeais;~!y: ): ?. nome soEs
,r,as'.,iihs h,:.ii', DO 20 =: day or .ysn-
! saTy Room 81. .iI X sevef,h
Girl TO assist in restaurant. "a y. Broad
,,,. EiiiIf Glf. to helm In tailor shor.
!'7.;s -. 80 7------57;.-.--- -, 80;
Franklin ax.
Girls to va,, tables: 81 per week 7ls
CTeT eTs-.,,aiS o5sc. s.,7,. f-o. IA, 90
Youth and Popla- sis
\ GIRLS for .s.-arv Fulton Rar and BIIriap
Co. 81. 5. sevsnIh ..
9 and room. ts5s Delmsr.
| 8 we-k i2ls WILMINGTON.
GIRL for light upstairs work and care for
Girls Is 90 II wears old az I.gngrtra.' Dye
GIRLS ever /, wear. a. al. c. Youie Peoer
| RoI Co Twe-;y-rrst and Randolph.
old and % a.sis, win iousenors. 10. ilndsii,
-ResU.ctabI. sirI . maze h.r.el. use
vsn,er
c;1T = ,,.7- - - = ---II,,
unaerW.ar fsero-v. good 5sv IA washinston.
second ro,r
GIPLIovcT q wear. did: IIeht fac,ory work:
NJ. GO Zoo. oly. st
GIRLS u 90 Is years Old to learn sewing
on power machines: 200. nav while learning
u u. LoexeIlstisr- siI y EI<hih
FS,r,h N'''
GOOD German woman to take car, Of ivo
a: CONVENT. Txsnty- -s-cond and Norgan st
GIRLS 70 pick nuis: nus: b. over "a years
Cd: lisht work: sIperienced EiIis make Is TO |
y per week. A22ly sls y. Second ST
GIRLS FOR ligh; and clean work; best wage,
S1.,, - e',i.''s ~ "a W.i-r,
,-1--7I7 - :. - = -,
- T,S.s woman I" he'' IN Si'chen' good "ase''
-5-0z5T, iTI=-,.;TT=,= =7.TpT--
~ ~. n =. ~5i'--> 'i''i%
-i5z7T=s;T=,; -; - z---,7---,7;-
a.. fanny "i4'
~
hoCstMAip-ESpe houS and an
o,,,sS N i;,ff.i, A'S
au-I-1- SO lalll.l.-
ntIShEN SIEI."ir. ag,1, Is 20 assiS In
KITCHEN woMES-Thr-. women for kitch-
~, So'H ~ NseA Inc h'ei'"hs restaurant
-
KITCHEN GIRI.-A good respectable girl FOR |
ktsh.h an. an1 .r;;nS d.r;;nS RON aeip' eo'ofed pre-
--.-- - 1----- -
LADIES-s:eady home work: transferring. IS
. " eesSy- .-I olxe: rom z-I-
street '' ''''' 90
.--1,-1,,-o,, a. - -. -. - 57,- |
iSIb"oAHS-"o,ilah I" sefuo Oh oHNe
sl-y-FPaT. gI-I. .l,o,,, Iy y-,T, oi5 yyinf.- a
yesn.u Fng - III X Sfy,h .. a co.
----- - -
smckinE psrior: mus; wear orienia. costume:
apply between and = n ifo Finnsy-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27
JONES & HENDERSON.

DAY AND NIGHT. JONES & HENDERSON
BGSISESS CcLLEGE. GRAND AVE AND
WINDSOR PLACE OPPOSITE HrGH
SHoDL!. Day-Three months. 81: one n.onth
80 NiGht-G per month: three months. yis 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-27


4OV9s
=
HELP wANTED-MALE-
no,e
~ - - -, ,,.ss, -, Franklir
| ars.
-5.07T, coI1,.-, -. - .s;,. 49,. so F,s
-: a.; 7=--, .---------.--.,, 80.
tDf " or 10 years o''' tor df1s s'''e- '-'
t:Df-Erand boy. Is years oit- Ap'iy si'
1.2! Evaas
! BOY for hous@work
:. Sinin IS; 81. -"'''' 'N ''
.. rhirt for
coy
- = =, -; -, - ,-.Ii -
,te, s'i-1ii '4ai''! D'7'' LII - '''
- y. sl1sh -
sissSa. sii Pina' -' ''N ''-''
THo s9yS toF messenger "o'H- "il!ari' a
.------. %, : -
- Ca-Tos e st-
BELLBoYs AND PoRTFP -vis..cJs. Hc-el
80 Delnlar ave
BOY with some macnire ship experience
DELIVERY bog for flower store Bufke'.
plater. 81. Pint - '''' "''- '''-''-'
ICy - cI73E -.o-k ,o,x S,-.sr T;-o,
risols S1S.p9uI,cs, 10 5s.o oid Aensei BOZ Co.
i30Y : 80 : a.. - -----.7 -----T-
CO ~, - vs,N,..l-aey ~ aHs SIT '"
.Bol VILE s. Tyisi.nSe' Ci,. and aeaaa'n'ei "i'h
- .L-1- - o.lHc -
BOYS-1oot boy. A,pIy Missouri District
Iel-srapa Co. ~? Pine
BOY 70 run errants
Ir y sixth. third foor.
BoYs-Seye7aI goo. 6oys al once Il 3
Eikhfh 81. second foor.
BOY
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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-09-25
DREADFUL CARNAGE CAUSED
BY RAIN OF SHOT AND SHELL
Exploding Russian Mines Annitilate Entire
Jap Battalions- Both Combatants
Fighting Valiantly and
Very Stubbornly


BULLETIN.
BY The Associated Press.
Paris. September A-The "Mans" St. Petersburg
spondent eegraphs
Teegrams Of which the general staff have as yet no knowi
edge reached the emperor OF four O'Clock this morning. can
affirm they Port Arthur regarding which place the great
anxiety prevails acout The Japanese now engaged in
geaea assault which is furious than IFS predecessors,
attacking the three sides simultaneously and employing
their whole forces being determined to finish the business.
RUSSIAN mines blew up whole battaions attacking The
Northwest side.. y s4, +
General Fock especially distinguished himself directing the
fire from the WALL which the japanese reached after ndescrib
able massacre. So yY,4 4s8 4 "a =" fFsT*
The whole Of 1ogos and kammuras squadrons aiding
the struggle which is feared here, will be final The beseged
forces fighting as in furnace perfect storm Of shell is fall
ing on the town. Port from the whole hill and road
stead
General Stotsse is going from tort FORT encouraging the
defenders in their desperate efforts. .ssv
"In ST. Petersburg facts concerning the tragic event which
perhaps will terminate by glorious fall Of Port Arthur wholly
unknown
"At court hope has not yet been entirely abandoned