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Elks Celebrate. Fireman Killed.

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, N. c., March 1.-THE Elks
Lcdgefhere celebrated in grand style last
night, their first occupancy of the newly
fitted up lodge rooms. Before the social
session adjourned, plans were perfected
tos the formation of an Elks Club, and a
date set two weeks in the future to ar
range the details of the scheme
Mr.. G. N. McAdoo, of Greensboro. has
been elected e-president and treasurer
OF million dollar corporation at Ell
Paso. Texas, to be known as the North
Mexican Development Company
South Greensboro citizens are pressing
for the establishment of suO-station of
the city postoffice on South Elm street.
south of the railroad, to accommodate
the immense and constantly increasing
business done in that section. There is
a sub-station at the Normal College on
the western limits of the city.
I. A. Sullivan, the fireman on the fast
mail No. 81, who was killed yesterday af-
ternoon while crossing Staunton river
bridge forty miles north of Danville was
a resident of High Point and good man
His remains passed through here this
morning. and he was buried under the
auspices of the Firemen's Brotherhood at
High Point this evening.
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Welded at Summerfield.

Greensboro, N. c.. March 17.-(Special.l
AT the Methodist church in Summer
field last night an immense congregation
assembled to witness the marriage or two
of the most highly esteemed young peo-
pie. ever raised in the community, Mr..
Thomas BascoR Ogburn, of Greensboro,
and Miss Carrie Smith, of Summerheld.
Rev. T. ]. Oghurn, uncle OF the groom,
offciated.
To strains OF music by the Oak Ridge
orchestra, playing Mendelssohn's wedding
march. the bridal party entered in the
following order: Right aisle, Miss Maude
Wilson. of Summerneld Mr.. Luther Collie,
of Greensboro; Miss Jessie Whitaker, OF
Enfield, Mr.. Harry Donnell. of Green's
boto; Miss Caray Ogburn, of High Point,
Mr. Lanier Donnell, of Oak Ridge. Left
aisle, Miss Lily Medearis, of Summerle!d,
Mr. John Rankin, Jr., of Greensboro;
Miss Edna vanderford, of Salisbury, Mr..
rank Ogburn, of Monroe; Miss Margaret
FRarkin. Of Greensboro Mr. A. B. burrus,
of Virginia.
After the ceremony the bridesmaids
were entertained at the home OF Mrs.
john T. Medearis, q sister OF the pride'
where an elaborate supper was iurnlsfed.
The groom entertained the gentleman OF
the party at the home of Mr. H. c. Brit
an where Il smoker was given.
after the ceremony and supper the par
Nv drove through from Summerfield to
Greensboro AMI boarded the l0:4G o'clock
twain for Washington and other points
MI
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German at kinston.

Kinston, n c., March 17.-(Special)-
The following couples participated IN a
german given last night complimentary
to the visiting ladies'. The german was
led by Mr. z. r. Wooten, with Mrs. A.
s. Wooten, assisted by MI Guy Webb,
with Miss Eliza Wooten, Of LAGRANGE;
Mr. Arthur Einstcin, with Miss Hannah
Dawson: Mr. Fred Sutton, with Miss
Clara Oettinger; Mr.. G.. V. Cowper, WITH
Miss Foy, of New Bern: Mr.. w. c.
Fields, with Miss Edith Oettinger: Mr..
Jake Oettinger, with Miss .Mayne Dawson;
Mr.. John Cox. with Miss Marie Rogers;
Mr.. Richard Parker, with Miss Gertrude
Jones; Mr.. H. III. Mccoy, with Miss Susie
TAYLOR: Mr. l. NJ. Tull, with Miss Helen
Gray Mr. II. T. Miller, with Miss Dew
lin, of Canada Mr.. Abe Einstein, with
Miss Rosabel Rountree; Mr.. w. M. Her
bert. with Miss Hattie Randolph; Mr.. J.
NJ Robinson, with Miss Leta Smith, of
Scotland Neck; Mr.. S. A. Quinerly, with
Miss Rosalie Smith, of Goldsboro: Mr.
H. C. Hines, with Miss Bertha Patrice,
of Grcenville; Mr.. Will Hunter, Jr., with
Miss Florence Einstein; Mr. o.. K La
Rogue. with Miss Minnie Walker, of
Durham.
Stays -Messrs. Clarence Bond, Doc.
Lynch, Courtney Mitchell, M. D. Meach-
am Hoge Irvine, Mike Newborn, Jno.
G. Dawson, Frank Quinerly, Floyd d.
Swift, Frank Wooten, Leon Oettinger,
George Suggs, Frank Webb, and Ed.
Einstein.
Chaperones-Dr. and Mrs. H. d. Har-
per, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. LaRoque,
Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Tibhles
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Prot. Bemar, with violin. and Miss Black
well accompanying on organ executed an
extensive programme that was IN the
highest degreeenter tanning.
The public school at Welcome. taught
by Miss Minnie Blackwell. was closed
with public exercises recently. The com
nodious house was crowded for beyond its
seating capacity The festoonng and dee
orations were tasteful and profuso. The
scholars were neatly and beautifully
dressed. Charming music from splendid
string band opened the exercises. The
programme was extensive, embracing orig
NAL speeches. declarations. Rotations,
dialogues and songs. all snlendidly rem
Iered.
Many of the scholars were prepared
with rare and rich original pieces
pared with rare and rich Original pieces
from the fertile and poetic brain of Mr..
ID. s. 1yoorce.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Feb. G, 1904
Three years ago l was attacked with in
flammatory rheumatism During that
time / suffered excruciating pain, princi-
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straighten my limbs. Your wonderful
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more good than all the other medicines
and doctors prescriptions which / tried.
found that Rheumacide acted well on
the kidneys and bowels, and | believe it
will cure any case of rheumatism or blood
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self, end can work and walk as well as
ever, and | attribute my cure entirely
to the use of Rheumacde. My friends
and neiehbors marvel at the great change
in my condition Without solicitation, /
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fully,
MRS. MARY BATES WEIR.
No. 407 w. Saratoga st.
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Russe!l--Parker.

Wilson, n. c., March 17-(Srecial.)-
very beautiful wedding was celebrated
last night at nine o'clock, when Mr.. Il.
c. Russell led to the alter Miss Myra
Parker. The marriage took place at the
Itcme OF the brides mother, Mrs. M. A.
Parker, and the ceremony was impressively
REFORMED by Rev. A. P. Tyer. OF the
Methodist church.
The bride is well and favorably known
to a large circle of friends and has for
sone time been teaching school at Black
Creek, this county. The groom is ex-
tensively engaged in the lumber business
in Hyde county and has been very sue
ocssiul. The popularity of the couple was
attested by the large number OF useful
and costly presents that were received.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell left on the night
train for All extended bridal tour of the
Northern cities. Upon their return they
Will reside at MakleyviIle n. G..
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YOU CAN TEST TT FREE
SCIENCE PREVENTS Badness.
The Fatal Germ and Its Remedy Now
Facts of Science.

1t is the rarest thing in the world for
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whose hair is not dead at the roots. need
be bald if he will use Newbros Herpi-
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off at the root; and cleans the scalp OF
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Maryland Block, Butte, Mont, was en-
tirely bald. In less than q month Herpi-
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Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The
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Married in the County Road.

Windsor, n. c.. March ia romantic
marriage was performed near here Sun.
day when William Rayno. a young mer-
chant of this place, and Miss White were
welded while sitting in carriage
The young couple were out driving,
and during the course of conversation
the advantages of leap year was discuss
ed. Both parties became somewhat senti-
mental and the result an agreement to
marry A local minister was espied com
ing from the opposite direction, to whom
was related the wishes of the pair. The
preacher very obligingly performed the
wedding ceremony III the highway, with
nature and the songbirds as witnesses.
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WOMAN and
SOCIETY,".

Mr. S. A. Ashe. Jr., Mrs S. A. Ashe
and Miss Josephine Ashe left yesterday
for visit TO New, York
Miss Alvo Garner returned to her
home in Wake Forest yesterday. after
spending some time with Mrs. Nick De
Toy.
Mrs. Hume. who has been visiting
MIS-. Mary p. Bauman on Halifax street,
returned yesterday her home in Bedford
City. Va.
Mrs. w. w Mills. and Miss Rand
returned Yesterday from Clayton.
Mrs b. w. Ballrad, of Franklinton, IS
in the city guest at the Marlborough
House.
Mrs. C. B. Edwards returned yester-
day from visit to Oxford.
Miss Mary Sturgeon left yesterday to
visit friends in Apex.
Mrs. Preston Bridgers. of Wilmington.
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Burke
Haywood.
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VIRGINIA..
Norfolk, Va, Feb. /, 1904.

must write and tell you the benefit
your medicine has been to my mother.
She is an old lady, IS last January, and
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and sent for sample, and
persuaded her to take it, / think the
second or third dose began to do her
good. After she took that I got her a
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happy as young woman. She is so glad
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ell her acquaintance about it, and if she
hears any one complain of pain. she
tells them they must surely try Rheuma
eide Respectfully,
MRS. f. NJ. SCARBOROUGH.
No. 80 n. Marshall Ave.
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Social Events at Bogue.

Bogue, n. c., March 1T.-(Special)-
The Ladies Church Aid Society here held
4 bazaar, at Welcome school house with
splendid result. They exhibited many
beautiful ard valuable articles of drawn
and needle work. The audience was large
and appreciative Profs. BETH and Be
mar, OF New York, with Miss Blackwell.
our school teacher here, discoursed most
charming music, which greatly enlvened
the occasion. The realization from the
sales of articles on exhibition was about
$27 90.
Profs BETH and Bemar gave a musical
entertainment at Bethlehem church tor the
benefit of the church. Prof. Betfi. with
splendid phonograph and clarinet, and
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The advance sale of seats for the CON
cert which will be given by the Ithica
Conservatory Concert Company, at the
Baptist University tonight, has been very
large.
The concert is expected TO be an ex
{, lent one and undoubtedly a large au-
dienca viii be present to enjoy it. The
concert is under the auspices and for
the benefit of the Young Womans Chris
tar Association of the Baptist University
and it will assist them in securing funds
TO send representatives to the Asheville
convention.
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Extra Series of Games to be Arranged
With Wake Forest.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Durham, n. c., March 17.-Tomorrow
the Trinity ball team will play the Oak
Ridge team this being the first game OF
the year with an out-of-town team. The
Oak Ridge boys will come here from
Chapel Hill, where they played the Var
sity boys today.
The Trinity team is a strong aggrega-
ton OF ball players, stronger than hereto
fore. The schedule arranged is an inter
esting one and Durham fans will have the
opportunity this year of seeing some fine
bail playing.
Coach Otis Stocksdale, who trained the
team last year, has been in charge again
this year and he is well pleased With the
team he has tc. put out against the col
legc players of the State. The team is
composed Of the following: L. II. Glib
bons, manager; A. p. Bradsher, captain;
Chadwick and Wrenn, catchers; Bradsher
and Webb. pitchers and third baseman
Bynum and Elliott, first basemen; Brown,
second baseman; Smith, short; Howard,
left Wooten, center; Justus and Roper,
right.
1t is now probable that an extra series
of games will be arranged with Wake
Forest College, these games to be played
here during the commencement season.
There is also another movement on foot
to arrange a series of three games with
Mercer College, to be played at either
Durham or Macon, Georgia. If arranged
they will be played on April %, &c and q.
With the probability of filling in the
above two series of games the schedule as
arranged now is as follows:
March 1S-Oak Ridge at Durham.
26-Guiiford at Durham
29-Lafayette at Durham.
31-Maryland at Durham.
April 2-Syracuse- Durham
44-Gettysburg College at Dur
ham.
7-Guilford College at Greens
hero
S-Wake Forest at Durham
12-Davidson at Durham.
14--Wake Forest at Wake Forest
-Randolph-Macon at Durham.
S-Richmond College at Durham.
2O-Wake Forest at Raleigh.
MAY 3-Davidson College at Concord
4-Wofford College at Spartan
burg
5-Wofford College at Spartan
hn:g.
6--Furman University at Green
vile.
clemson College at Clemson.
South Carolina
10-Wofford College at Durham
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described. but the furniture and it's ar
rangement were minutely mentioned.
land grant, signed by the Earle -of
Altemarle in 1863 four by Governor Alex
Martin, one by Governor CasWei IN lto',
and one by Governor Johnston, an ances-
tor oil Mrs. j. j. Horney were exhibited
by different members.
A noticeable feature of these land
grants is that the price OF land seems
to have been the uniform one or (50)
shillings per Il hundred acres, OF about
II cents per acre.
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HILL CAPS RIDGE
The University Wins a
Poky Game. Schedule
for Trinity.
Especial to News and Observer

(opCCldl " NEWS and ODscENCG.t
Chapel Hill. N. c., March 17-Oak
Ridge was defeated here by Carolina to-
day. The weather was fair though lit
tie cold. The game was called at three
O'Clock and for an hour and half went
slow and pokey. The visiting team made
their first run in the seventh inning and
their second and final run in the eighth
inning. Carolina scored one or more runs
in each inning except the first and eighth
innings, when they were shut out
Score: z. Fl. r.
oak iduSc %. ~
Batteries Carolina, Oldham, Harris,
Hobgood and Noble. r. P. Oak Ridge,
Warren and Fletcher.
Umpire, A. l.. Cox. Time OF game two
hours.
Lafayette plays Carolina here the 25th.
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Ladies Memorial Association.

There will be meeting of the Ladies
Memorial Association in Col Kenan's Of
fee on Friday the 18th. at four O'Clock
p. m. This meeting is for the purpose OF
appointing a Chief Marshal and Chap
lain and making other arrangements pre-
paratory TO. Memorial Day.
MISS ANNIE LANE DEVEREUX,
Secretary l.. NJ. A.
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md all other remedies" had falled.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Greenwood, S. c.
Having been sufferer with nfamma-
tory rheumatism FOR 20 years, about
year and half ago was taken with a
very severe attack, and my limbs were so
swollen it Was Impossible for me 10 walk
After using one bottle Of RHECMA-
eide I was entirely cured, and / have
since recommended it to ell my friends.
A. Men. TURNER.
City Hotel.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrators of
Dr. A. ]. Blanchard, deceased, 1 hereby
notify all persons having claims against
MS estate to present the same, in writing
10 me on or before March 10th, 1905 or
TINS notice will be plead in bar of their re-
coVery All persons owing said estate are
hotlhed to make prompt payment to me-
HARRIET IL BLANCHARD,
Fuquay Springs, n. z.
March 10. 1904.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
itching. Blind. Bleeding or Portrudne
piles ynur dr,,0rist wifl refund mnu.
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Fortune isn't a question of gender. al
though there is such a thing as mister
tune.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh, N. c.

Raleigh, N c.
l purchased bottle OF Rheumacide for
a relative OF mine who had been a great
sufferer from rheumatism. For nearly
month she had not been able to wall;
without great effort and pain. In two
weeks after she commenced taking Rheu-
maede she was able to walk, and in a
short time had entirely recovered. ] con
graduate you OH this great remedy, and
trust al suffering with rheumatism may
find il it similar relief.
N. Z. B3OUGHTON.
After being completely cured, l consider
Rheumacide the only specific for rhcu-
,natisin.
MARCELLUS RAND,
Banks, n, c.
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City Hotel.

Afflicted with rheumatism for more
than - years, was induced to try Rheu-
lracidc, and it has entirely cured me of
rheumatism
T. s. WILLIAMSON,
Doversville S. c.
Mail this COUPON to the Bohbitt
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Among the cured: Col. G. p. Afford.
Holly Springs; r. a. Lonax. Goldsboro:
D NJ. Albright, Mt Airy; w. G. Penny
Lexington; Rev. ]. L. Foster, Raleigh;
r. A. Johnston, Winston, and hundreds
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Tonight the Concert.

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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19

s's~-~>.~.~~~----'
that IN pursuance of an o.I-I Z :uc Circuit
Court, city of -. LOUIS mad November 2.ri
Of the Gaffley yiir1:ieI l@i isessei Brick
Company. the undefs:gne: viii. On
"4','.--'.'f. -rtS rER. ls.,. DAY OF DReEN-
al u o'clock m. a h cas- f.9nt door OF the
sour. seu. at public yeS.d1e. to Ii highest
bitGeT, for. cash in hand the foll wing de-
scribed real and personal property. to-w!t:
tust north Of Prospect Hi!.. being the follow
REAL ESTATE -AN1 MACHINERY. ETC.
THEREON.
a r fraG' OF Of i2P4 c1S dl y !, 5a saFsy Ss 1874 = .s
tanning six ,5J acres having ri,h, angular
cset by an average dep.a u aE0u, SIX hundred
sixty (5Oj feet nortA Z ana parallel L TIA south
line OF the Tieaius trace. north i.y ., lire f5ur
hundred and sixty .4ts4 feet north Of the south
!:re OF tho Virgins tract. measured at right
yon road. and west by line located n riEht
OF pipes ana Mn. t:.e45s rs ir,e- e,rr MOI,
or less. transfer ca-Ss factory lal.l;us.
Toge or less: F-ay".si. h-i, N .rli!,,.
] Frey S-satchler cat-,E and delivery table. I
Frey -Scheck,er s.tei pug mill Sa.e!.hCrn d =
inteErai9-, n fg,!u n SeaS..l y S;;nts-
breaker, n pes!uau; Abr" ht = : h! h,:a
breaker. not in !. s.ti0a. .o.u;i,'.a !:y press
table. ! Chambers hi IE1ea.ne. 1t u lin.
shatfing. IN place. wiiA paA-ts. lat Il liae
sEaftins. not in place. r1flsE ,:9-tEe, with
fixtures. 25N30 cylinder: , G,-..cE Steel boilers.
In position. ! 6l-f ~ 81, Is. stack. I 7VV-
ga ion steel tank aat g.ur-Ct.1G. > wheeibGr-
rows; 1000 hun fire hrlc>, d. iut ~ a'pi4E: l
stable: cart. wagons. 4 rail track a,uut 50D
feet long 10 cay bank. : Jl-t-sH+ -lesaJDr and
screen. mixer, lot 4 COS wheels. sP 1Cko;S
md scrap: ! shgG: ana taa fol. Es uiifce FUR
nituge, il the office gf SI3d company. 4 safe.
letter press and table. Io4 t17 d-s'. 'ili-tcp
dssn; chairs: / rus. waste has-ct. brass
cuspiiors.
Terms OF sale. Cash n Aaai. ne I. .ousaut
6oa 10 b. pad as~i-r-r tG' tine -
sale al the auction balance af pu.r:as. money
TO be paid upon approval t{ sale 10y shs Gu {.
md in case successful bid cT las re:u.
TO pay balarc. - -psLir. .. the Dne tr0-slai
dollars paid 10 ass.sue. sHaG be forfeited 20
said assigned estate.
Assignee ot the GafrHey N.tE.aed and Pressed
81. Is3uis. NSveraber -sch. l.ni a 5I7I
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.>>~S~>~~-~~-~-~~~
Il FEW special big bargains in slightly used
dIt!on kIeekamp Bros Piano %. 23oI Pax
AN excellent CnIckrriug square plano FOR
81 no dea ets. si46ft Texas ave
BARGAINS in upright planes: Haines Bro.
msh me- F;any $50: shaaf. oak $40 Tons F!aeHt
CASH paid FOR comets: also clarlnets. = !ies
Oiive st
FISHER uprisht mahogany piano in fine con-
ditiJn. cost $40. sill sell 70 S2-J Cdrag e.,
llEA 4 the s,ui 4 Krakauer piano sing
TO hear it 5 to buy Il. Sold b. Dan'I g bunker
Piano 90. Fourteenth and North Market
MrSl' hoA.s. 25c up. music rolls. 5,c up.
N;lODEDncs- 81. talking machines. records. cut
nrict.- Hun-.th MGsi Co : B.@atway
PIANO for rent; upi.sh, St.i1Syly piano 70
- -nsi6l. IaIty ~ $ kslutLc.
sEyE EKAL I'M worlds Far panos: st
th!s w-sk Reyte..s To-, y. Grand ave
sII.NER PLATED ~ cora.tS conn S22
HiS:.a;iI, 50. CIurtuis S3j. sdIapIOEes. Chcart
York band Instruments. j P!acht & son. ii3
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STUDENT. going Eas, to complete studies
tfis plano VS. made exp ess.y 70. co {. WORK.
atypn" "ani az ,l-SdGt inst GIHeH. that mas
on ' been used Sax nths II hnd th rae
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scarf schn1ert q MoA'ei. 25-2 F'.nA IN
So buys fine Nev Eng and rauare plano.
Schubert s MoNtsr. 2so! Franklin
slsi huys fine. mahogany uprirht piano with
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LOST AND Foi Nd.


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all pers ms are hereby csV- oned aEs.nsr deal
Ing In the same IN any manner washington
County Bank Po.ar No
81. Lou!s. NJ. Oct. = 1904.
wATCI-I.ost r0II yvTt5E.. f'rliav s:;5Tao5a:
Initials NJ. ". oU watch ana II ". q on
Eod-flied fob: lif'r-al reward II returned 10
6o42 Page boulevard.
WATCH-Lost. SUNDAY. on C0sre-G7n Cdb-
anne or Kings h!rhway. isdy's ops2-;afe
Maltharn wa'ch. With t.raEou p. N black
ribbon fob: monogram NJ. o f oI pack. Fi-d=r
Will be rewarded Z returned 70 L. :. Eyaas,
at Rice-StiN Dry Goods CO.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19

GOLD. silver and nickel plating in all its
branches; repairing old silverwars a speciality.
Gusraya NJ kTauso --- Din. st second floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-19
Beyer& Son Pianos

Our own product; you must see them to appre-
cIate their actual value. sole agents. op- Il
evenings +. BEYER * SON