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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22
EOR sALE-MIsCELLANEors.


| DESKS; roller TOP, fat-t2p aad standing: also
.'S.- N \ E,een,6 Ii6 :: - 'S 7'l1' ''''''-'
DIAMOND iocket IN pawn Fer so. will sen
| tes.i cheap ~ - E:epubhc.
EJIs"N Autou.attc dynarlo regulator and
I stsr.'- sd order, max Of:cr Monday. 10 &c
--'-l-. G,.l.Iln.
{ EIGHT ..-r'athani electric ceiling fans. Fl
EIGHTY rc--h u s,au~. 81. Louis Coria cs
---lank, w. M % st 9 " TTanel. -
/ tllfiANt j., hrsss gas art electric fixtures
-..t-' hs .piI 30. y. 61ulpfan
! IN'r-I;SII.N iics-t 3. FhittI-Iphia. IS: good
I ---- , % 3. 's.i'''.l..-
| FINE oak -..pa css.s. !! feet high. y 10 ~
| : Ruerahclit. ~ slaafi -
I -F'lf;st'EurF SAFE. Z; lr"h,s nigh. 3 xit-.
:. a--'. S-et as t-v- Wii!brsndt lGl7 oliv-
| II-H'N'i r'saa-. I.I"s-. HucEets. books, ten
! sort,> =. -. s;ana.tri Tool % ~ \. s,s,h
/ GAS a,tufos. eiegtr.c fixtures: A.. nlsxe al
I kinds 1rl carry l'rz" -'.1s, which ws offe-
I o.. -'' E;n -.
| 90 Yale st,sc .E1u.pn.ent %. y 9
j g.'-. u.r-. gasoline lamps ana metal fnruI-
s"Al.HuIHpXE ard tHelye. recaT4s: cot
So ll- 81 call sunday. ll3s y NesSiead.
,a M - IT, , ha"Es2 3 ri r5sr;aas;G i2.is e: ho'~'
r-.r- .s "-"fHas'. Iaase offer lsF y Brca'
r. .s't -, sia "a si,.s. ., . an an
LtEGf Size T-oat Rank furnace: used But
s.-tL yl.l. al 30, RAYMOND ave
lot - ='r.a .Ifr.f'.r Bookcases etc los =
80, .a t..-l -gitsh" a.; fGs hot:,S siI
s.TI.l.Tl.- .5 f15si ,i5i- zf;-I = s-,5,. al
>lN ua.- .. ..1. -E. o. r..z9'. A. a bargain.
--, we. - ~. L--,ll.
~ eng &c e i7aal = iaFi aEd pol tables.
-.-- on - ..-.--- = r. S--l--l l!, - larAet.
Ni,A- j. =. si-s-H.- Ises. - garden pT--
o.! r''~---t.-' arI -st -1p a"ss. revolving
=. ------ -.----- 10 .---
yEf - ~ .arr.h =, s.;l on rs--Io"er gas
---l-- ----.----- - : St-otlI .
.$ ,, ,.' 81 restaurant tables sfeivins sec-
.-t'.. Hat. '-S-,- .NSutrs OF n! kln4s. hrst-
-
''t; f 81 ...i NJ 'aiIInS' ~, ~ r.tRn for s|''
f--.-.T- ,,5-'es - f-,;,S-e- -
-. =; -, - = =
~ per ur.lr, Mason lar: viii deliver. Apprv
.-rc 'vir-.n.I
-,.,-.S-s.- - ,--.-,--;-
. y, -. - Wade q EatehsE and g
:. p Sran.is.I Toai CO, IS \. SIKH.
f-7-7-I .------S----.----.- So -
aIss 10, of 1,lndsw shaies ms wash.
SAiAl n L-i!stgn;ain: T. lot With gssnite steps
G i': an N ,iR i Hsariy '2e 2ew tA slss4 S0h, Nom
11n L--L I-sl-
1.. s.se / k2s. S9s. =! Z ssass sss Goa
ana -s, - III ~ e. ser,irfT iSr fne nsa "a R.npSy @ Say
7-Fy - =, 80 - S;-,-.-,t, :, -...i,I -,
rliss in Greenwood china FOR hotels and res
-l.[a7s- ty-.lI I3l!:s a: z.---a- orlce-
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We will repair. rCti=!7h a-l regrh0iz-er your
0.i uar.'E IIfS. '-F-sl=s any upholstered
g - "n 'Isr monthly weekly pay raarts
E-ui' Us a ard and o4r r.sl w!!i ,ilf anI give
yHu figure. TIE ONLY NcNICFiDI.S
ts-I=ts-t Ma~Ea- -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

TIE most important .;..' IU a'.Hu I1 'l--
t"Tsa'sIlE tl' moral 11 financial responsibility
"i 'i'- stock lr"'a~. rrta;Eg- TUT or other Ia-
F'H,iN"Hf -H1I.'L.r. O. rA.ru rsg tHut-rfl plate
40 siiil.g U 0'r SAYS" Un-I regrets afsl dollars
uE E'''trt '.r rEiHi report. Er-" 70: 'ilars'. "r
ans t"lF'r.l "I.i. name. r.4 'H" Tor sHsrr.-
copy "f ''r .TaT..Il f,Eluin'r ir".zr 1rs'
r.T'''" Bureau. Iss II NsI'" So. CHICAGO. i...
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.'.r..es Bureau ias II S,iis s,. ta.caru I..
/ IEH 'ENr money oafT't a yoIr int--I-
nl.ff Hs HIiF -uIra-afi operations ~ large
safer sai ~" irr"stru.u' mH-- proat- pro iuf,rE
s" e o.. a1v ,,A,5 80 Ni"''E " % N: N. pre-
-. ~. 10, 'L' I't.'.-s "ii. slaHi- 'di i'-..
/ "str.,as aT- - al times SAFE. r.ui.nis-r ".
! sr- rot rori'"e E1t new cpa.pSry. vsr 'i
[ - g"-r iatr nag. 'ur an u'l. rsr'i .'t r.
ii.L' 'ii RAJ h-t TN i'i..i wanting. ". arr
nHr" .. iHaE" money far "I and f.r "Irs''v'-.
W. W. i' q l'..- - "a 'a- i's' are igins s' l,h
fn"h" absolutely 10 mistake when w place aH
are. ,Ho J-,r %. rsf.r-i...s r.s-i- in y,rr us,-
yis.u!'y. iE!YTse! e cuisines men "f th- HiFr-
,lv.a,ld. air ssiI To- yau rsoE ~. h any
lgrln desirable end y3ur cre,i.l with tH.s CON-
lS4 Erosiwsy. N-v E'rs
SAFE ii.g-s;rI.rt % e,-.-s-vai.y- psIr,s :
.F',--f iy inrgTi1ratsd manufacturing company
"a Flg.iia. who must Tuicsly -sis. balance q
sIn.'i % '.guyl-i~ equipment [, nod cyrJrzC;-:
pr c'n' r1irsanfr'f'. f-in" "'ra! r"fu-'74 with
~ a.. y-I's; h.Er'Et F.,-r.E.~s: .'.- cigss-
iu.F 'r .S son s- "r-'.rt u subscribed
MaLster. C.tIC,1l. 20
10 FropI. wish N.uey- sssInr. IfSas-N New
YD-E Cgpita'i.'. vis.iu: % r.fut!,e philaa-
thTaay wi:= business. will nHaEcr a large num-
-lar" eN.rc!s- n t.!siir- and ingenuity. get
s;art: every applicant. Nh,l, rot aSEasi 10 give
,nf1ruut!ar. ant sbose ali tell in ,IetaI in
stances ~ how BE- ~ she hnI made money hs-
fore. eve. 10 sUls!ir7t Vays. All1-ss T. q
TX 90. New York city
WANTEI,-Tarrv vrh5 can iT@r,t $50 cash
n- lIs.saAi" ro..s. tG an established. leE.tt-
mat. Eusir.gz. which -El. l,ar closest inv-S-
'iEati"t- Hiil siyH position % ir-estor Welding
80 = 3l'H- PEE month. according ability
ali .uersg possessed. J. " Henley & CO.
Dayton. -.
We an s-iI y1ur real estate a- bgsirsss. 70
matter ~i-re Jos gat-i: Y yHu desire = quick
sale. t-nd f-scripi ion and price y K.
Johnson Realty Co. 30 Il. Par. Commerce
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22
STOCKS AND nONDS.

STOCKS AND BoNDs.
I Tontins Bonds and North American
lny-';f.'nt TT,i,in.lt", PIrc, assd or loaned
I reroe J.dg.
SEVERAL. North American Investment; so
Eo.I I-lts. Nh-ril tiN,o.'lf ,-1n Manchester.
VIII. s.l "A limited amount 81 irgasury
Sol ia ''.ns; al i"!rsS f.r ra-I-se' q rgr,
-i,-l '' 'hN N Itt.-.,t1 = : CStttF 1h4
suSTa. - proposition. 1it-es< r III. Re
BUSINESS CHANCES.
s-~~~>->->>->---@~->~~--.>- ~--.>->~----~-~,--~~e->~~>
THE If..T OsI'uRri .Nr7'Y ~ ENrSrESCE
For The investment = snail ma lalr.. surTs
rs..y ;t'y r..enue without ris - y r"ssi anu
Principal lack On lemani For nIII parjiru-
i+Is address W u. Latiuer. ilg Walnut 81.
rhiisi' lIhia. Ia
CHANCE: of lifetime to one man only in each
80 ~ i,N ..i,,s .,'d rritT-
in"us irptts. without r.'E: highest indurS--
m.,Its Hull. - East Tssaty -tAird 81, New
10 y-u want a t'',sine>s ,hat paws 9a r~r
cent on the inycs'rasut- II you have $50 ~
ll."l cali. HaaE : \ isrns. az Burlington tlis
pcS''r work Tor otaers be the hoss; s:4r1
eatsl2fl= ,2r stamp Central SuGp'y Co. Kan
EXPERIENCED laiy or gentleman TO opsn
srs;-cltss res'sursn,: anr ir~atisn, so. 10
fate- IS % Esruhlic
FlRsT-cl.A .AsI nan wl,9 means 70 oPen RS
taIraTt au- soda fs1rtain In grsl location.
Call go Easton ave. after 70 a.
FCR Sslc-Hsr.Ivoci timber lands: choice
n-sgre frziit-hcHrirE farm: alSo Kansas oil
ioas-s Edwin 4 Wilson. Springfield. III
FoR all krd. ~ paving conoesslous at large.
Nr-if's Fair Hotel. main Fair entrance,
address FR g.. Republic
FRFE lots 20 advertise y Y suburb. s1nf
vtssUp fo- one To-. Oceanview- htCH ele' alton.
Ssasi',. 60. ~ R7aaiNav. New York
HAVE two Eartwarr stocks. will sell on.
Address I . RrN ~. snyder. Ok
GOOD paving o-tahishaf business: 1ea- main
entrance wrrlt'r Fai-: viii sell fu- 81 90 cash
StS' rent paid included IN sale price p i59.
Republic. 4
HAVE fine iCcaiicr sor manufacturing vIant;
bonus 80, eral railroads. good town. FL g..
Republic,
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NJ SISEss FOR SALE.
NJ SISEsS FOR SALE.
GE= A sc X
nnokERAGE Co. go. CnESrNrr sr.

I double amount Chs. 81 ,sFs tf.a.fU4I
I,.,.I,I-,,-.. ,,,,,-..,.. - .,
cs-s- 80. month NV. ci,.ir % r'Sn.y ,!ur :
'sEs.il-r. s.. haf.lI.E t;IIs,aJE ~ ,,l.stnut
-
s.,. T.,. -tr .,.rl,.fsTi. if-t.iaf,s I-i.ilirr,
! F...f' V-slH f.1... tar ..f..a.-l -. "a, .-uyf
,-.-,f.1,,,.-5 -.
r4 t.-r. shed s.lH. ..rt s.. f.-.' l-r.,r.. ysIa
Esss'i- 3l..'II i..uG.,-. Gls-r.s.. So tl--'Hgt.
,'fz-.5,-- .l,..f...g-- T-- -
/ gss lrIatH ,.'.r Sc. N.ii f.rIIss.-i rooms.
fEa wIfrF. lrsrs Nra 'iIts.a.l. ~ chestnut
| I..,r.T.f f-1,E ,s..tz..,-- ~. ,.,,-- -,...-,
ai .ars 3. ;slr. :. ft,r,l'. tn,'1l, 81, mouth.
/ .-.r....
/ ,.sr.l- ~ f.. ..-r,... ..r. ,i...r - r,.str,.
income 80 ir.Hr co., .anI.. ..t rlr.. fBI handle
( 'il.-..'h b. rs .H,srrgr.
/ IlfE.tr!.T. -.....l grs.I v,..~ i.-sr hand
! EHH.. faa H... .!Nf.f-- .a.rr 5000. r-t.IuL.
! "a T.t.t. 600 t..,-r..t -.s '7I..rUur
| o.. NOES ...,r .s7,.r. =. t.. ,.-. -
tlr,. f.fr.-,,-I ICONS. -ut ST.. ,nrrrr. ). &,
/ Ssu .. ..r nrt.I,-. ,s.t-...r. -. Chestnut.
I T-T.- ia. ..- .-..-t -z--,--- -
- " So ,,..' ~ % -! :
Z me- go handle ,;l.a'... 81. Chestnut
I .-..,-r5-. o.. .-....g ,. 49, go -
. o., - i-.i''y i ~ i..,; ,i.;
! O. 80 r. G.l.-r.,. sls ,-l.-,ugt
,..->.y- 49,. 49, .
ne. -, - - -. ,t h. ~.
I 900. r..r...r ..'....., "a ri.-s.,T
I .. ...- -. - ~ 49,, - -,
,-- r'''.:5 | -..''l p..,.!, .
lz-t-..1r.-.-. .....-....,
...,-..'- t. t- ''..' ..- ~ -
,:t,--. Z t.,.. ,~,.-.,,,,.,
-.--,,-z... -. -, ~ .s-
-.- - '-' .-'s' '.-' .-..,' ...
sg I'll. ~ y=,r-.," ,iis...t a., ,.,,.,r,..
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE.

FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE.
'uSstTirr i' T!nt 81 ss;SA * Kenrsriy' s''e
pFsl&sR. i.E-C5rru!e'.iy aai well fur
nisnsl l.ur-roou Fat, with bath: Bargain; D.;
-" il.
FuENITURE y sx-r.o,ul la: l-a.s $50;
Faif. eel Eensington-
EIGHT rooms: furnished sar Tor sale: terms
cash +sLA Ol'r"-
ENTIRE furniture and dxturss Of ten-ro0u
y.;Ts. rent g.: location. Del"iaE and Whittier.
FcrB-E ROOM furnished 1st. on washinEtpn
ave. price So. rent 81. = y furniture. In
uuirc 10 y Tv"n,v-Hrs'- g 1868
FOURTEEN EunM Furnished house %. IL
cus' strr-; pic" $50. car arrange terms: Ep-i
'.-nr.'.
GEYER ssG-A-.' rr...l.'.lr cgGnls1s; tHr,s-
room ;iat a bargain. mG'' sell today: owner
--H- -..s -.Ss- -
ON aoca.r- = 80 h"lth will ss,riac, mg
handsomely sUrr.zhet "leNefi-T,t-rl house. IN
cars icass. si.-t-.- iirht. tsis,h1G@' .t-
everything is strictly arsf class aiia ermrl.t..
possession at once. r. agent. ~ -. Republic
SIN ROOM Furnished fiat for sole. terms. Il
dtsif1i. a7II Washinet n ave. frst fror.
-rpWFR G-ry.. I4ol-Nirs f1ur-roaIu fat. with
bsth: nluet Inv furniture: rent tl5.
OWNER LEAVING; CITY
Y.
al t:rnisIiGrs Gt-Ni lI new; ialss for Flig. hut
water, nice hath. You wilt buy ~ YOU it.
open Monday
+ W. SHAT -; I-asas ~.
TYPEWETIERs.
Fer Sale.
~-N>~~-~>-S~S~~I~~~~~>~~
ELIC' HF.,ISrCPF'T.R No : us-3 POUR months
g, ~ l1T EralbliC
.McLAUGHE.IN BROS-' T,p' writing ny
change IL Locust iS whp-F yufl gsE yru-
uor-r = worth fr S.cs1ihsnE fygoVy-lg'rE. 4ls-
tT1bu'erz % the sun visible. agents vsutel IN
r,-Iy t"Tr.
NEw Under vooI. No !. snd Oliver. Nn. ).
latest models. FOR sale cheap - Isuis 1-'pe-
writer Exchange. so Olive ST
TYrEWRiT-ERS sold rented .rchaugo+ i--
paiIsi. r!e;ehHg Typewriter 80. llf y. EiEh'h.
REMINGTON and Smith 'ypswrircrs. s..
c!iveTs. stf- InSerwgo1s. 81. -. LOUIS Typ
writar TNcisar-"
JEFE.W RI-TERs-Absoiut.ly rev. machinea
50: inetalinsnt plan. :! weekly; reEtsls
very low: Rensinstons. Smiths. DsrsmoreS Cal
israphs. bargain; free trials. riehors. &c sat
i-facton or money refunded: ca'slcEuss! spsci-
mems frnS. Rlckersierfsr Office. s'1 y Ninth
81. nsat oliv-- Bell phone. Main :sseA.
WE huy and stll for cash slot machines. Ma
tiural cash reEisterS, typewrtterr- Wagner
Amusement Co. I'D y. Third. e. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22
vIIOIEctLE MANUFACTURING AND
JOnnING I NRrtEI.IN RIsINEss

- ftEsf.~tisFs hANt FitNEt HING AND
JOINING VBItEI.It BUSINESS.
Capital Tdi. IT, 3-s'sV- VIII sell fyr - a-i
ant make terms 20 suit Wei ,stacl.si.I an!
T'--i 'f-i- Illsi.s oTeu - interested PARTIES q
slEw bl-lress is a success. Must eel o. one
Fis g. Republic.
WRITE -. A. Ramsey. s-c-atl-v .f Bureau
= Publicity. Springfield 80. Tor boNsl-t ard
information aiau; factory .i.ss AID irrlt!lus
fsr business 'rteIrris.s ~ CUH q the best
c.-'ns - TIE t-s- s-gFfan ~ the great South
wrst To trouble to Answer question:
: FER "F.SST SF-sIH pSrfiI.Y pIVlpESBS
l.l!i regularly on accounts Il - Eni uuwarls.
=. -ytrlvgsant ~ Trv-ais- hut r.ch In last
llE results II sou Lrsi~. q permanent aaH -.ij-
s:4at.ai .ssl TON yUCr lie CAPITAL With a6s,-
.Trs!y 10 rtsA o. los. Do not fai! 70 invest!
sat. this al. Hurdslri. ir7psl-t free. Hanover
stock Company. Inc. > E.liiSts. New Yo'k.
WILL fur1!-h Tncu-y frr some god Wu-,ts
Var busines- ~ 81. Re. lh.ir
- capital win, fls daily. any track. hi<;,rce
system. Blair. 5lIi p'..- 81. rom : cal
forenoon.
- lots cr--. arIliCsnt. --nlin= stsrP VIII
frcc!y- L-sd u lot. size SSI;ro feet. rIhJ.Fb -.
Tw'1tisth 'SstuTy H~altY &C. 3 Wall 81.
Nsw YORK.
Vc" iuvesje! in c5rTorstlcn s.II-es -
II fG~ihI@ !-tjti"n paying ,i|' Ter month AMI
Interest vElrh viii p4v Ss-N b- December 4
investigate this ". " Woolums
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

ron Observation-Disclosures.
AL. kinds Of I'm ;!n. copper Pre- and galvanized iron
ALI. building material in Bow school: 20.
plsic. l. 4 Thomas. f9og Virginia
All, KINDS unclaInlcI raiirOsI goods: So
S-,I,.rny bi-yiG Inis 81 nv clSinst sawi5c
ua.hln-. SIS louisiana S;o-aE- Co. ssh
Franklin.
a QUESTION askSt: How can ysl sell alters
50 cheap lt-Tiuse We are nl,sfuiss' 'UreTS; al
warrantcd- F.1ke Filie- -. ,,s Plne
49,, AT g:5sF ,F es1, e. Hsw eiHp.r NJ a,r s9s e
ENul cs=siasr. vi'h rnra~'i. cheap. f'ii
HARY Tas71y. F-e- c1rdli.oas Vii sell q
81 IHl Mnrtaz- - TsN.s-
BEAUTIFg-I. as y.el av vsar1i W-xi.7a .rf.
Etr r.ugsaiT With Ttfr rtfrH uu TO-. Uuir
cents ~ ri..H Na!--ss II. T.. Joaes. Hu.s1.rn.
BEST Cali.arail !si.t ssi.act~. - pint. f-ui;
Ss52.a &pi5af- = trts- y, -. !, IS 81 Ls,aEy: : ' ''
BRU NSwI~S r-yl anE bl,l,r! table,: e.Il.
I"rt k;u. u =. I. E-y,.er i-ia ,,,>s
UJ-IIIINti materials - an kinds Ar..TI ,.lg
Wr-clSirs -. se.l East2n. aL-2 25i Cls-s-
C.AyiEEA-U1e syl9 portrait camera. -eu'.
-taLl. cnttf. 'l'-: --.-si,- z.y-ot iss,sS.l.-
CASH r-sister- l7uEh'. soil anu EXCHANGED.
James Duif,. lis = N!Eir: riniuc;: \ sSL
CHANDELIERS Eas and electric. So are
l!anUfartuf-r~- latest d-s!Zus- lowest prices.
K-aushsar Fl-l-s Mig 60. siH Elm So
CHA%pEi.IETS gts anl electric. ~.s .,-f--.
ssn.. very arsi-tls G-irrs st very lowest price,.
,T" manufacturer hrau~haar Bras Hss.
o. 81" Elm s.
CHEAP-oua new Eas generator. ors-EC-se
uJIusp. Cus draft hu-S". two TU'.hrr-tirHl nm
at.11Its one storm i3sev one piau1-b-x hrfsc,
Gerald St1-aEs Go. TEl:tc,Uth suI FrntGWay.
Fast -. T.. uts
CONpT E--E restaurant outfit -sa te bought
reasonably. chaiTs. tables. icehoN. s!iehIard.
dishes .su olive
COMPLETE restaurant outff. counters. cps-
20. urn ss!-apsTi dishes. h-g;'cr cutter. dig'-
washing machine. range. Could Auction House.
1913 Pine.
COUNTERS bins ice bov foot. nickel
mated S-f1of walnut show case IEIr s'v~la
iuru.ss. also cigar case. lsis Franklin.
COUNTERS. wall cases show Ca@aE. rastzu-
rant tabl.s-. grocery bins ani shelving SartCn
store Fig;-roe 90. ii2I-25-=' y H-oadSssy.
DAYTON fan agent: rev and secondhand
fars for sale rsrt fer season. Van NoTt 1
Bros. Electric Co. 5l5 Market ct
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UNREnEENED FURNITURE, ETC,

Must b sold at once 20 make room tor CiAro't
SfcraEe Wa-ehOlss. Thirteenth and UaluI: s:s..
East -. Louis II
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

DESKS, roller TOP, tat-t1p and standing: also
r'uti-s letter prss..- s3l high grade r0Iler-.op
.'Sis- sil -. :. eeuth
IIAf,S.T, IIrL., a., .,,,-,, ~ a. ,,-iIi ssIi
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

GROCERY and saloon: good corner location
cash trade. fGIr Nyi1E-ronu.s above. Ei-a bath
and Eas. reason. other business. arrange terms
10 s1ils buyer. Call 800 I.ucsy 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

Eb 90 Yale !StIlr Equipment C.. u :.
.rf. --- Pr sreeltly IN sEayscsS-s DECKS.
g'.. u.r- gasoline lamps ana metal fnrrI-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

We ,an sell ylur real estate ~ business. TO
matter WE-re ..gat-l Y sou desire = quick
sale. s-nd d.scripi ion and price y h.
Johnson Realty 90 80 IL Par Commerce
bldg. .ansa9 tItg. 40
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.
BROK ERSGE CO.. 9DG CHESTNUT ST
TELEPHONE Klkl0CH B I407.

TkhEIsN. uUr S.EI.H'gu lt..r. 'i r.1Isurara:
So" month iuulul". cheap ..ur. .g.arr aiai..
.-a-.t s.N.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

fIORSESHpElN and general repair shor.
cid established; g9oi-pav.nC business, VIII stand
Investigation. 1902 Z. Broadway. East st Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-22

~. ESi~HtSGS q -I-r-r,.0ni hIus-. ease
gh hoU-,. so. s-leSIIb.-- favton mar Grlrs-
IS ~. Kepusllc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14
CHIEF BELTS WARNING.
Epistle Dated at Hoboken Foretells
Calamities in Nations CAPITAL.

Calamities in Nations Capital.
Chief Belt of the local fire department ap-
peared in the doorway of the reporters
room at the District building this morning
with a perturbed expression Of countenance
The cheerful greeting he received failed to
dispel the chiefs look Of apprehension. Re-
turning the salutation he stepped into the
room, and placing letter on the table,
said, laconically, Read that"
The reporters read The letter was written
on the notehead of prof. Gustave Meyer,
American scientific astrologer, the nations
counselor" and 1t was dated at Hobo*en,
N. J. 1t told Of impending calamity, which
the little twinkling stare. during the quiet
watches Of the night had communicated. in
language Ineligible only to astrologers,
preaching doom of hotels and theaters in
several municipalities. including Washing
ton, D. c.. New York, Chicago and New
Jersey, and 1t gave out a warning to the
authorities of the nations capital, from
"the nations counselor to prepare for the
worst, which was yet to come. In the
course Of the epistle Prof: Meyer said:
81 trust that much benefit will be derived
through my advice, which feel sure it will
IL same is carefully needed. and I trust
that may be wrong in my deductions, to-
gether with what that means"
Chief Belt received little encoura cement
from the occupants Of the press room Be-
fore he left he stated that he did not desire
to come to any hasty decision relative to
the matter before him, but that he wished
| to give Il careful and comprehensive con-
alteration and possibly get tho District
Commissioners to help him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14
FOR DISTRICT CELEBRATION.
Planning to Leave Washington fo
Exercises at st. Louis.

The District Commissioners and the men,
bers of the local committees on celebration
of District of Columbia day at the St.
Louis exposition, together with a large del
egation Of Washingtopians, will leave
Washington early Monday morning for the
fair. Mr.. Barry Buckley. secretary to the
local committee, will leave Washington
Sunday for st. Louis, for the purpose Of ar
ranging all the prelimdnaries for the cele-
bration in advance OF the Commissio 1ers'
arrival in the exposition city.
The Commissioners expect to be absent
from the city during the entire week. The
celebration proper will take place Wednes-
day, October 10. Colonel John Biddle En-
gineer Commissioner, expects to leave St.
Louis on his return trip Friday, and will
stop over in Nashville, Tenn Commits
sIoner West will also probably leave st.
Louis next Friday and return to Washing
ton. Commissioner mcfarland and nearly
all the members Of the local committees
will remain In St. Louis until Monday
morning, October "a.
The Marine Band will leave Sunday aft
ernoon over the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. number Of government officials
who are to take charge Of some exhibits at
ST. Louis will take the same train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14
STRUCK WITH A STONE.
Daughter of E. ]. Lockwood Seriously
Injured

Complaint has been made to the ponce
Of the rowdy behavior of number OF boys
attending Grant school, on street between
21st and ODD streets, especially during the
recess hour and after the close of school
In the afternoon. Yesterday afternoon a
number of the boys were engaged in a rock
battle. One of the stones went wild and
struck the little daughter of Mr.. E. ]. Lock-
wood, inf1icting a serious and painful
wound near the eye which required surgical
attention.
Mr.. Lockwood has reported the matter
to the school authorities. He said today to
a Star reporter that there was no police
protection for the school children and that
q policeman was never found in that To-
cality when badly wanted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14
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Aug. 8, 1904.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14
Patients Assigned to New Quarters.

The transfer of patients in connection
with the occupancy OF the new buildings
of the institution and in accord with the
general scheme of classification of inmates
planned by the superintendent. DIR. William
A. White. made yesterday a day of activity
at the Government Hospital for the Insane.
About 800 patients were involved in the
days changes and now the entire group of
new buildings east of Nichols avenue 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14
Proceedings for Injunction.

Elisha J. Babcock, the owner of premises
1894 18th street, today instituted proceed
ings in equity for injunction against Mary
Jane Wagner, the owner of premises 1882
18th street, and s. Peter Wagner. Mr.
Babcock seeks to prevent the defendants
from erecting a wall which, he alleges, en-
croaches on his property. ATTORNEYS
Wilson & Barksdale and J. r. Fague repre-
sent the complainant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14

occupied by white male patients to the
number of 372. The day also Witnessed the
removal OF female patients to the quarters
vacated by the males of the Toner group,
west of the avenue which will in the future
be occupied by the female colony, with a
population of 600 or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14

Chicago is to have the largest hotel in the
world. 1t will cost 1000. 600, be twenty
two stories high and dwarf In. size and mag
nifcence, 1t is promised, any structure OF
the kind ever erected. The builders and
owners will be syndicate of Chicago and
eastern capitalists. headed by Otto Young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-14

Rev. T. Boyd Gay. pastor of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church. on Mime
sofa avenue, Anacostia, has reached home
with his family after visit to Beair
Ohio, where he formerly resided.