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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-22

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1t is claimed that Philadelphia Re.
publicans yo,od the names on the
tombstones in the cemeteries. That
must have poem the silent vote we
have been hearing SO much about
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Acme Fish
Market

Keeps ali kinds of
FISH, OYSTERS, CLANS, sHRIMl
AND CRABS. All orders filled OH
short notice. Free delivery. Phone
NO. 1904. Back Of Southern Express
CHce, Reynolds street.
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THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-22

Candidates Ter governor of Georgia
soem to be in evidence just now.
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Morato. Master.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

there were numerous bins advanced & and
8 per ton
These advances came on the better
grades OF ore. which have been selling pro-
portiona;ely lower than the medium and
low-grade ores for several weeks. II has
been remarkable situation. and the ai-
vances Of this week were bu: the natural
sequence. in order TO bring a return OF the
customary manner OF ore purchases
Although great change was wrought
IN the one week. yet the high-grade ores
are relatively cheaper than Is usually the
situation. compared with the medium
grade ores.
The highest price reported paid was
S5-Sc. and. though this was only s. - high
er than some other ore sold for last week
Yet the bin that brought the top price
sod for n per ton NOR. than the same ore
Vas purchased for the week before The
assay basis is SIS to so per ton.
Lead IS unchanged At So 81 Per ton
year ago the highest price for zinc was
sf'. but lead was SS The shipment repre-
sents approximately the output. and there
Il no reserve stock Buyers are contract-
ing for ore before IL is mined
Following are I'll. shipments OF zinc and
lead In pounds from the companies and in
disidualS owning land and first leases in
the various camps OF the Joplin district
Tor the week ending September L. lsA:
JOPLIN
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
UNCLE JOE WILL
OPEN CAMPAIGN
Republicans of East 81. Louis Are
Striving Ia Get Voters IN At
tend County Convention.

Strenuous .l0T:s gr. being made ty tra
leaders ir Est 81 Louis ." secure q hig
r"p:es"njt'I q "f Republicans Z" attend
tho County Convention - Bellcviu.- Thurs
1ay- when elHdi.!dtrs viii De nominated.
oI.Hia= the Republican campaIgn.
Speaker In~-sh .. cannon will make "a
sI'"rvh after thu ,ony-Eii"u IN the Lied
c:kr1uz Hail Republicans Ini.n.l - Us
special ca!> 81, th. trip To- Beli.vi!i-. and
all ~ the iIi,-.Ii VIII lee escorted by
the leaders. ...,u Of WHOM will have
ehIrg. Of q delegation. Two ears probably
viii b. sufficient To- carry the crowd. al
though 1t i hoped that enough viii be
c""ursu To hil thr'" ears bras band
E.S been cr=acei.
Tho East 81 Louis city Convention. at
which SiNfy--icht delegates will -. Sc
lcctsi to attend tlc County Convention.
will be held In the city Hall tomorrow
night The primaries were held saturday
night. and the Delegates We're selected by
a total of So votes.
Democrats of the East Side point 80 me
light uGnli.- cf votes Cs.s: At the pri-
maTi"S They say that many of IN" Re
uUblirauS Ia East <. Louis aill SUPPORT
the Democratic ticket in its entirety tbs
y"ar. and thst tn. Democrats will swssp
East St Louis by ;hA biggest rna'Ori-v IN
the hiS.JTy Of the city-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
MINSTREL SHOW FOR
MODEL NURSERY Benefit.
Performance Of the Pikers' Clsb Will
Take Place This Evening 1t
the Inside Ian.

A, ~, Ir.;,. To-, his evening vill r.
s.v.r ,b. n.rformancs Of the Pixers' Min
N-
streiS ior Inc pehsnt OF inc Neuei ~
at the Worlds Fair grounds The Pfkers
Ciuh 10 cornrosed Of attaches Of the New
- ,.;,.,. IT.. -,,,.,,., .how
norh state ouiiuiIs- ine iiiie s.o
was given at the state pAaSiion some time
ago. when Mrs Dore Lyon entertained the
,os,assa< C,us F5uards a vocalist and
- e.
composer. trained 'ne nnns'feis' anu -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
MARKET PROPHETS
IN A QUANDARY
Opinions as to Immediate Tend
ency of Prices Are Greatly
Confused.
SOME REACTION EXPECTED.
Important Interests Part With
Holdings. hut the Group of
Buyers Adds Uncertainty
10 the Situation.
SOME REACTION EXPECTED.


! gI-PU BIit' SPECIAL.
New York. Sept. IS.-At no time since
the upward movement began in the stock
! market has opinion as TO the immediate
tendency OF prices been so confused as
I during the last week Brokers committed
to the bull side were found issuing notes
OF warning 70 their clients. coupled with
the opinion that some reaction might be
expected Bear traders. however. who
tested the market. Influenced by the same
theory. retired discOmfited in many in
stances
Practically the only conclusion which
can b. drawn from the maneuverine Is
that important interests. who for a long
time refrcined from selling their holdings
and by their forhcarance made the great
ten To thirty point advance possible mad
~ last been induced TO part with some
OF their securities for cash. But this in
Itself implies a eoroilary tina; another
group is buying
So the problem of the immediate stock
market, for all that buying and selling
had to do with IL. Is no nearer solution
than before Whatever the future NAV
have in store for Wall street. and many OF
the most cautious and conservative OBJ
servers believe that future Is bright, signs
were not wanting in the price movement
and In the character Of the weeks tradir:
which in the past have foreshadowee the
elimination OF a. advancing movement
such was the shifting of activity from
the meritorious properties and the deciiu-
ing tendency therein to she highly spe-
cisliz.d and doubtful issues which were
run up with startling rapidity. signs OF
like import which nave generally pre-
ceded reactions IN th. past. have been the
concentration OF enormous manipulatiye
purchases upon specific stock. shifting
from day TO day. one f.1tur. after an
other - made prominent. and the nir,ble
OPERATOR works cut Of the preceding days
fayu-ite.
II ~ believed even bv persons confident
- improving conditions in trade and in
dlztry that worse things could happen
II, Wall street than reaction in prices
That the leading spirits IN the present
movement have not tn. confidence of the
public. and that their tactics do not com
mend themselves to outside interests is
rather clearly shown by the meagcr par
ticipation in the market thus far by that
element. without which no market move
m-ut ,-1r succeed That some recovery
was fully iuS;.iied ia nowhere denied. bu.
prices carnot continuously advance
That theory. once held. has been but too
recently exploded to find advocates now.
and IL canno, hut be true that n sharp
reaction with the public in the market,
and s-curiti'.. 1T = high level now would
revive old u,eu cries and prove n serious
setback &c the renuin. and healthy i'm
provcment which conservative interests
confidently look for later on
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

Major Walter 2. Cariin vas visitor IN
81 Louis yesterday
Doctor : , GARY o: Delhi III. -z- ;h-
guest Yesterday q fri.ud--
-Th- Reverend = - Ki-ue preached NJ the
Fgr-t Fr-st terrain Church in i-rSeys.lls ye--
teTiay morning 't-Ce--y % the ticsp-l.
and last evening On '-EzesleTs Vi-iot.-
-Drrtor ! TfItall has returned u Grafton.
III after visiting IN I.rseyyi'i--
n p. Mann. travelling passenger agent FOR
The Chicago. Peoria ani -. Louis Isa.l7S al.
was n visitor her" yesterday
Tn. Reverend J. g pss rr~ach.! at tie
Fist n = church In J.rs-y..,rs -ests.'isy
ra.srrins Right Relations sf.i last even
ing On Our L,,y-s ami Hate
r ". Stutzrnan hsS returned 20 Sf-;rE
a-if. Ill. after yiSiriaE IN this city
Tho FrsterusI Tniou - - FIrEt Fr.s-
byt~fisn ChvrcH will mo- -Sis evening n ths
-yn..ay -srhlsl r'-rnr~ = III" chvs---
The Reverend James SlAt..i @, TOW. III.
vas visitor here v.s-srS.av.
The la~' official board meeting e tho FTs.
Il. /. church. pre-. .tinx conference. will be
held to-ngrrcw Afternoon in The church chap-i.
Mr.. and Mr- Hazard Waite % Batchtovn
III. Vsr. the guests yesterday = fii-ncs In
Jsr>-yvill--
-Th- funeral oc roha JiIes ~ Js-s.y County
viii tale place t.i- nl,rnius az - Mary's
church. Eesr Fi-lfou. Tn. R-vs-~ni Father
= \. Marks. pastor of the church ts the
Holy C;hc%t Jsrs~yvills ALL r.n-i4te and
h. burial VIII b. In - Msry'r Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS C|T|ESAND TOWNS

Henry uie.z will tax. plac. Wednesday AFTER
noon at ~. Patrick'- Church.
Miss Sadie smith of Indianapolis. Ind. Is
visiting MT.. II Roy Browning.
MrS. Montgomery % Louisville. ny. 10 sis-
ting her daughter Mr. John Van Dyke
Mis- Grace Hen.I-rsCu - IN Brazil. Ind
Mrs. ~ GicsJn VIII give n coffee 20 rnorrCv
even!ng a. her hom. In - L9ui- avenue
Miss Msrsar-t Davis - Omaha. Ill. Is the
guest Z Miss Z-ils cook.
Mrs - Mein;s has returned from Spring
field. Ill
Nss stewart su,I daughter. Miss ESI.rns. "
Pass s'hris;ian. Miss. are The quests of Do-ctc-
ar. MfS- =. Bottom
Miss Fannie Powers o, Brighton Place Is
visiting IN bloomington. Ill
Mss Mary Robinson has r-t1-ned s--Ia
Mound City. Ill
The I-.ii-s- Literary circ!e will NEE; Thurs
da- sf;-rno.,I a. the home % 3frs. r. Il lila
bsTE-r.
Mrs V HaEcu.i.s =. Iors is visiting her
-is-.E Mf- =. !. Fsuiss-r-
Miss I;isI,h- isr,1s- will depart for the
East this vs'k- vn-r. So s..I attend staJGL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
H!BERNIANS ELECT OFFICERS.
ST Louis County Lodges Hold hi
ennial Convention.

Officers were elected and routine business
was transacted at the biennial convention
of the Ancient order Of Hibernians OF St
Louis County at Easton Avenue Hall. No.
Ssi1 Eas;on avenue. yesterday afternoon.
Officers for two years wef. elected as
follows: County president, Timothy Dan
aher; county vice president. John J.
o'F1ynn: county recording secretary.
Thomas F. Swcenry. reelected: county
finsrciaI secretary. Maurice q. Shea. coun-
~ treasurer Patrick J. whelan re-cl.c.-
cd: county chaplain. the Reverend Father
kearncy Of ST. BridSei's Parish
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
BeliexiIle News Notes.

--announc~m.I: IA. t~~n -ai~ q IT. -u
gax.rr.at 80 Miss Emily. daughter Q. yrs
Frances Staufsnh;si .. No. l9s North jackson
street. to y :. John. % So Louis
-Inclensnc pea;her prevented :ts baseball
ggrne between n. s. Charles Browns sud TIRE
B.ieviiiN RS yesterday
one tank AZ IN. Busch x,ss. works. - N
operation. AMI 10 ia aid that the -So .er.a.n-
ing tanks will -Oon es placed n service
The MIsses Alma and Au-.iia Els.e- %
Ceniraii. are visiting with :risn'is IN Belle
yiI,e
The funeral OF JOAN Pore "a years oiI who
diet Friday at his home. No. = South -. &
nu- street. took place Yesterday aft-rn.po. TIE
burial was in Walnut Hill Cemee--y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
JUDGE THOMAS IS DEAD.
Vas Probate Judge Of Buchanan
County Ten Years.
.pIRIIC SrE.TAI-

st Joseph. Mo-. Sept 1s-James p
Thomas. for nearly ten years Judge Of the
Probate Court Of Buchanan County, died
at lilo this morning at his residence I'm
this city. after a lingering illness OF
Bright's disease.
owing To III health. Judge Thomas re-
signed two weeks ago. 5. r Reynolds
being appointed To- the place
Judge Thomas WAS y, years old and came
to- Missouri in 1Ss.. He was for years one
80 the most prominent attorneys of Bu-
chsnan County Prior TO his election as
Probate Juslg.. he served Prosecuting
Attorney OF Euchsnan County.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
HORSE TRAINER DIES OF INJURIES.
In Trying Fractions &ntmni Thomas
RoyIe >r>fains Fractured >LuN.

Deputy Coroner Brichler yesterday held
an Inquest in ilc case Of Thomas BOYLE.
who died In St Mary's Hospital Saturday
night fs the result Of injuries received ia
being thrown from Stilhy at the National
Stock Yards ou Friday. \ verdict of ac-
Ciient WAS returned
EoyIe was . years old and had been en-
ployed as kors. trainer by a horse
dealing company at the National Stock
Yards He WAS trying out fractions
animal w,..sT a. Ept beyond cstntrol and
overturned the -Gl<y. Boyle's head struck
the brick pavement. causing fracture OF
the skull. The body Was s>nt to his for
mer HON. in Indiana last evening
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
LIQUOR DEALERS TO MEET.
State Protective Associasioa Cow IN
siOn Opens To-Day.

Members OF the Liquor Dealers Pro-
'ec;ive Association Of Illinois will hold
their tweHty-fifth annual convention in
Beiiayiiie this week. reception OF the
State officers and delegations will take
place this afternoon. and this evening
iher. will be band concert at the public
square
the public square To the convention hall
and another parade in the afternoon In
the evening there will be an entertain
rreut IN the Opera house Garden The
convention will close "Wednesday noon.
ard the afternoon and evening will be
cixerl nX.-r To- !. inllihcEiin
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
SUNDAY SERVICES AT FAIR.
Concert at Iowa Bsildtng. bat Rain
Prevents Festival Hall Dev0tiOas.

The service Of sacred songs. usually held
on Sunday at the Iowa building. was held
as usual yesterday. despite the rain
Mason Siade WAS at the organ. Stacey r
Rankin OF Iowa. presided and E +. Peck.
a tenor singer. sang number of hymns
Abou. a scors of PERSONS atte-,led-
Owing to the severe rainstorm yester-
day afternoon. the r.ug.cuS >.rSi,rs s>...cn
were scheduled for Festival Hall for $50
o'clock under the auspices Of the Second
Kentucky Regiment. were not held
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

East St Louis public schools will open
for the term this morning \ require
ment has been made this year that chill
dren who have not bcsn vsccinstej cannot
enter the schools. Certificates 1t y.tccins-
tion or e scar as the result of vscCina
tiDn. which will satisfy doctors who will
be az the various buildings VIII have 20
bc shown by each pupil
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
Fell Down Stairway.

Mrs. Josephine Pembroke. wife o, Dr.
W. X. Pembroke Of No 1875 Baugh ave
nue.. East ST Louis. slipped 40 sta was
descending a staircase at her home y.str--
day and fell half the distance to the first
floor. Both he arms We're broken and
she Was otherwi-e injured Sh. vas re-
moved to 81. Marys Hospital.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19

KNIGHTS OF CoLuMnus.

" ESElCk COUNCIL No. &C. KNIGHTS
IN OF Columbus meets every second S.f
fourth wednesday al Rose I'M Hall. No- ssyi
Maple sN.nge. Visiting knights alwAys w,i-
eore, JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand knishI
Waller T Cgnnin-hsn. Recorder
M ARQUETTE COUNCIL. NO al
lSA knights Of Columbus. meets every seS-
onl and .Ou-Ih Tuesday IN the west k.il Cen
tu-y building. Ninth ard Olive streets Visit
lcs knights corcisi.y invited
FRANK c CUNNINGHAM. Grand knight
r T.. i.e.na-6 Recorder
T. LOUIS COCSSL. No. NS MEETS
G eyeTy nrs; and thin Tuesday at wes.
"a Hail. southwest co.aeT Fl-ney and vsn1e-
enter avenues. Visiting knights are cordially
Invited. EDWARD DENOl. Gran. Knight
Jose.h +. L-ay. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
ADVANCE IN ZINC PRICES
OF JOPLIN FIELD IS MARKED.
One hin of Ore Take. a Rise of $50
Ton. and Several go Up
vRrd 81 and a.s
i:EPj EIIr SFErTtL


Joplin Mo. Sept. is-Adyanccs in the
price of zinc ore during the week were al
most on the order of tho Iates; improved
rapid-:irins guns. one bin of ore was ad-
vanccd 81 over the previous week. and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONs.


FORMER STONE LODGE. No z.s. 4 F &
~ 4 N. viii meet Monday. September Is.
at =. Work second degree. V!s tore a. ivsay s
welcome cur loeSeTooin- Grand and Eiuney
avenue THOS. II B..TNDELL. ". u.
James a Smith. Ir. secretary
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. q
" A. p & a ~. will hold special cornrni-
aicstion Iu.ssiay. September -. p IN.
sharp Masonic Temple Grand and Frnney av.
nu-r- Work. sublime degree Of Master Mason
en- three. Visitors welcome.
GEORGE ". JAMES W n
VIM ]. Reynold. IL. Secretary
i TASkA LODGE. NO 80. A. ?. & A NJ
u vil bold stated communication this Mon
,ny' evening az - p M. az Grani Avenue
Ma-oalc Temple Work ~ = = degree. Ni.-
!tgrs invited % attend J. J. EAJEN. ". NJ
\ /. W-tse. S.creta-y.
M IsSoCRI LODGE. NO !. A F. & M
Sailt,; Communication on WEDNESDAY.
fspteinher IL at 20 .. CoT.uthan Hall
Masonic Temple Z. A. decree. M-ulb~r- ami
visiting brethren fIaternall, requested TO al
tend. J w ERTEGF.s "a NJ
JOHN H Deems. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

G EcUEITY COUNCIL NO 50. KNIGHTS
- and Ladies cf Security. meets every MUr,-
DAY A; . u. IA Oy-n meeting second Monday
IL each month. Pngcnix Hail. jefferson .ni
Caex avenue. Nl-itin. knights and Ia lies az
sureI a cordial recc piion-
= J. TARIIS; President
Mr. Gussie Hsrt. Financial Secretary ISsA
Latin street
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
DANCING.

ACADEMY q Nr. IacHh Mah'.r. "a olive
- r;f.Fs S-u;s-ri.s- - '.ttslHzIs-s uisil.-I
bp Yen danc-T psncln- every atshf Ec-ae's
Tenth ami Olive. instruction. fI--. tTlnfa-ncc
to-day.
PROF AND MRS FENNE!T.S Hlue.rr
academy. lgti 'h"u'suu ate Join i-E;ifIi'r.
rlt~- N1f1Gav .y-uinc. SEPT Is. h+-f Sgf.Il.
fIil r-rrl. -
PROFESSOR BF HONEY Is now forming
rias-"s ffr l-sirs-rt az r-'iu""t rate Ia III
nHg. sff..t dancing asiI"ius- I~-i olive
sS-,-rt dancing inforfnais -yerv Thgr-iay even
ting. ID SATURDAY. niEht "r Sgndly danes or
-airHn cunu., f-!- beginners should start this
'.-~s KinI5rh -Sis Gein.ar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
East st. Loufs Itema

Mis-. Dcna Lille has returned FROG, De-
ca;u-. Ill
III. ularrisg. or Mis-. Nell MrKenzi. ard
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

r RIBE OF BEN HUR. HARMONY COURT
No I0. meets every Monday at ro-rh.
west corner TwenGy-secont street and Franklin
avenue Members expected and visitors invited
IA b- present u. ". GUM. Crief
u J. Narkerl. S,r.be.
40 1911 Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD Eel.
Lows.

INEEfENuENI OuDfsH UOD FELO
LOWS.
n SCHOE LODGE No -. /. o. o. r.
M meets every Monday evening al schgstte's :
mani. Nineteenth ami Wright streets. Ho.k N
the degrees Visiting brethren welcome.
B. - OREsAR. y. c.
David Petty. Secrvt1rr. az North Ninth
street
= meets even saturday evening al 8
stlcck at odd Fellows building. suutheaSt coy
ner Ninth and Olive streets. In hail No 1
Visitors welcome and msilsers expected 10 at
tend. N NATHESON. ". q.
HpfII.pl-i lyDDoE. ~. = L v. F.
w meets TUESDAY .S-Eins cs each week al
I'm 80 :. OZ1 F..iuv.f buiIiine. corner Ninth
arI oitye Al o'ticck. Work in third dee.
sssrt.tni-r =. Visiting brothers invited 10 az
tend - ). DAIRY GPLE. " Is.
IS n Red sec=e-.r..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.
kSIGHTe OF PYTHIAs.


n CME LODGE. No. ~. b OF. P;-aEErS
Aeyery. Thursday evening a. o'eiosx Wss;
iariy. visitors cordially @ iTyiisd .d,,x = =
G. W. Cinan. L. es r. & 3. iii; St Loui,
sy.npe.
= AsTLE HALL. COLUMBIA LODGE. No.
css,uay a d sui,n1. Iii .'s S.ata ana S!i.s Is:
Hall Tuesday evening". s.!ieEnt-r y. 'Gik "a
lag bro;E-rs c.i1iaIIs invited 10 attend.
AL.ENANpEk sIgHDLsoN. - c
J = D.mts-y. = q u. 4 :
= UTURE GREAT LODGE. No. :.s. X OF
meet, .;ef1 We,iass,iay a, o'ciSsk VEINS
DAY. SEPTEMBER q I5is9[tan.;, busii,ss-
W. A Roberts. X % X & 5.
PACIFIc DyDGE No. -. X OF r..
] meets every Wednesday evening Crrtlry
II, tank OF P4ss. c.sss.. yis.toI. Invited
W. 4. GRAY. X oi Il. q 5
p YTHAouEAs DJrUL.. No. 80. X OF p.
hall Iorshwe>; corner Grsni and !:ssiSa ave-
uHes al o'clock Work, E-Gg.rv ..nk We,in-s-
tToth'Es Always ~-!eotas ,,,,,
r,.i,~ ., T. s hoLfEi y 49, Z y..
,ae. Elnl9ch D 54s-
RogEgT Z. cOwAH LODGE, No. izI. X:
~ or =. meet. every Monday evening
- clock. W->1 Hall. CtntuEy building. Nanth
anI olive s.tr--;- MONDAY. September i3 wurs
"a rank % knight Msfnb-rs requested 10 at
tend Visitors welcome
OSCAR ". SToII. g g
Attest: Henry II. Lusbb.t. n. q n q $
hlAkASH LODGE. No. .ss X OF T..
w sn-yts every Tu-slay evening at 'astle
haH. southwest corner Broadway and Heniga-
SerteTn:-g -, work in II. rL-k .! Esquire VS.
itvr- welcome -. l.. OSBORN. -. t.
NJ =, Shglt- * % r. q =
y ELENA LODGE No. <-i X OF p. MEETS
- Nuntay evening. September u. IN hall No
= tenth noor c-uigTv building o'clocs-
Work IN rams II Knight. aup'if.et: cal
tiun4 and electrical effects Members expected;
and visitors corilliiy Invited To attend.
FRANK J. NOL.-NEH. C =.
A;:-st: q " Brooks. X % r. e 3.
7. o. BcX loS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-19
STORAGE AND MOVING.

ABSOLUTE eere -tvel to moving storage.
r1ckiRS. StipDinS. household eooc-. etc. lcV
rric-s. Kin n Ife.- tynri-. ~ oliy-
AMERICAN Storage and Moving 10 I'll.
OIve-Msving. packing shipping al forage IN
---israie rooms: bu.h phot-r- ". H. I.anglai-.
BONDED warehouse. Henry {. ". wiehe
Storage and Moving Co. lsis-is Franklin ave. /.
money adyanc-i when desired nifl!orh e 81
r. ii ipIsTIAN Storage and Moving Co
~ af.Gic fuufus. lIW p:lts- vIa feiiati. Iov!rs
1nd st'ras-. All 'as- ave. ph1n. y ..Gs.
SOUTH sii- storage ant MOVING C. lslI-3-s
Sian-y - Hell sidney -: kinloch Victor 81
SlOHAcE ABSOLUTELY FlRErt.Cof. nee
W SuSoe war-ncu>s. GRAND and LAclode.
ios saI-A--Plns u, fIfuiiuf planes. 'rGak-.
haiGsbe-. boz-s.etr.: strictly nrrt-c,sus noyInS.
Iac&ing. Slipping etc Our fire ins lrce toe
lowest Mc-.y advanced ship goo.is our cars
Estimates f-v,- ,,e; rates isoth phones is-1-
:! Olive T. L. LcUro1i Agc'lCs 4 Storage 20.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

CLARK. y W Ger. Sixth-Two--fn-v t-trix
buildln=: VIII alter o. rebuild TO suit tenant:
sNaL, Appiy 10 Il IL WhittefnOrc. IS ~
NORTH MAi.kE.. Ill .--..-- - -t.1,,
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GREENWOOD HOME.

Fog Sal.-S1u'l-Hsf c0rnsr of keus uStdn ami
Cambridge o'r"e,iv vo--i.. .srcry h-irls hcise os
rooms. hall. nne cellar. etc. arranged for one
~ two families. lot .'lNiss feet water IN house
viii sell n re-Igfs
KELLEY II. = co. III; Chestnut 81
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY rom

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
-, -
LICLiih- ss--one Of tne incest home, n .he
city. rooms and bath: rno-iera throughout:
sothnrsE; also barn. screens. awnings: fruit
Gees. etc: lest residsnce Gistric. IN Vest Fad:
owner living IN u nps. but has tlilt large.
7ouse ard VIII ss.s for s. 20 cAEa Call any
cav but Sunday " TO y. n: D-lruar Sub
sIhan. Olive cars is.-s at either ~na =: hiocx
PORTS. Sl23 tSear Tower Grove Parsp-
Nc home. lcrse lpt. fruit; and shade tre-s.
WILL SCI! ffIy ;c-iienc-s sats and cottages.
llftv ~ Key down. balance easy payments II
desired a. AZ. IrefarsG 20 Cf-- !rssigc.rrrT.ts
y rI.'k ssl- v. W McClay Real Estate Go.
1l2N Chestnut -
'l.of' EiiI buy tvge touf.s; rrrt yiti Per car;
near 81 I.ih1riffs's Church
Mr'ANN-DOWLING. llia Chestnut 81
$50 Viii buy four rats. rent 57ii t<r year:
neIr - finreIr'~ Church
Me''ANN-DowLING. IIss CheS;Hu- st.
si.3" will huy thr-"-rooIn cottage. 2Iy. BidIle
-: rent SIsf Ie- year
Nsf.ANN- DOW Linz, risa Chestnut
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ROYAL ARCAyCN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

YpS COUNCIL. NO. Il ]. q. u. A NJ
l. S-cts every Mondsy evening at Andes
h.Il. northwest co.aer o' je,ferson svenue and
f.stclo-II street. Visitors x.ircme-
L. 4 WEslSIiNrE-l> g.
r Bolt Sec-eis--- =l5 G1-consds street
NJ ARTHA WASHINGTON EEREKap
40 !. oi1 F,isSws' buiidins. a; Scioei. Us. Us
lrins members cordially invited TO attend
ctERik EATH. y. q.
Mrs. - l. Huibu-d- Secretary
m cPHERsOS COUNCIL Nj. 4. JR- o u
~ A NJ. meets every Tusscay. southwest
corner Ninth and A:sen1i streets. Visiting
Erethrsn :ratrr-ailv invited.
WM- i GREENWOOD. SF-- Councillor.
Thos- II Greenwood. Secretary.