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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
a ROYAL SLAVE LAST NIGHT.
'selodrams Was Given Production a.
fhn Orera Eoure.

"eiodrama Was Given Production a.
the Opera House.
- Royal Slave" was BE production
last night at the Grand. The melo-
lama is constructed OF incidents sup.
csed 10 have occurred in Mexico The
eading characters are Of the proud
ID Castilian stock OF the aristocracy
# Mexico and the Royal Slave himself
Fl Auguila Clean de RosellD is the
cst defendant cf the Montezumss. the
apcient Aztec lsins but is peon of the
,smily Of de Ore.
Some splendid pieces are employed
for the production. The play is in five
lcts and eight scenes and the action
Includes a number Of thrilling happen
irgs. which provoke cheers from the
,sllery and some applause from the
arquet sitters. The company was
got Of very cereful selection and char
loters suffered poor Interpretation
The author allows his performers
small opportunity for display Of talent
and the players failed to accept their
few chances A slim audience saw the
piece last evening but clapped hands
at every excuse for 50 doing. "A Roy
q! Slave" has a catching title but tbs
play itself g. a9t out Of the ruek Of The
ordinary melodrama.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
BOTH SIDES CLAIMING
WEST VIRGINIA VOTE

Wheeling " va. Nov. ~ On he eve
Of the national election and with both
sides claiming victory, no one can
make conservative estimate Of the
result tomorrow. Democrats and re-
publicans alike state that the result
- in great doubt Both sides. how.
ever ars claiming victory.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
S sVerai Cases were Dispos-
sd OF in That Tribunal
Yesterday
WORK en- "a, CIul DOCKET



Judge Gale convened the city court
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning ana
in mediately commenced work on the
civil docket disposing Of a number
.cf eases. In the afternoon. when no
.pfom civil cases We're ready for trial
ens or two criminal cases were taken
ua The record of the days work is
r. 'ollows.
. James Dillon vs.. r. T. Day, maker
a4d r Torras, II Newman, c. G
score, endoraers. suit on note Yer
et for plaintiff.
j. NJ. Terrell, governor. VS.. Peter
seph and Della Joseph. claimant;
elaim AFFIDAVIT aud bond. Claim dis
missed.
The state VS. 5000 Army cou-
ceale6 ee plea Of guilty Sen
tence, ne chaingang or $50
u include costs
State VS. Willie caz, assault and bat
terry; nole pressed
State VS.. stove Ga t'ner. assault and
hattery; nolle pressed
state VS.. Chas Wilson assault and
battery; none pressed
state vs.. Geo scurry gaming, Rule
absolute.
state vs. israel Lindsay. abandon.
isont Of child uoile pressed.
David phho vs.. Atlantic Coast Line
.ailway hail flaveg dismissed on de-
murrer.
Usual Dallaa VS. 9esley suit on
note verdh for plaudn
T. Q. F7esone IS. Robinson & CO
nd ] Il. Peb E n..aoa
terdict for plaintiff
John f. oldheld ys Geo II. Cook
Ill trover, etc Judgment for plaintiff
state VS.. Theodore Johnson, larceny
ON person First demand
State VS. Matthew Williams. assault
md battery verdict Of guilty. Sen
,ence of IL months on chaingang or
Is to include cost.
ELECTION RETURNS WILL BE
5EHEINEn EDAEIn TO
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
CAY NURSERY BURNED;
CHILDREN IN A PANIC

West New Brighton, s. l.. Nov. T.
The day nursery and chlds hospital
In this city was burned 10 the ground
today.
The many children occupants were
l. a panic escaping Several Of them
we're injured. but all we're rescued.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
TO ATTEND SYNOD.

Pev. w. r. HoIinsworth Will Visit
Dublin This Week.
Rev. w. f. Holinswortb. OF the Pres
There will be regular prayer meet
ing Of Synod at Dublin this week,
Nhere VIII be regular prayer meet
ing services Wednesday evening ano
regular services next Sunday It is
probable that the pulpit next Sunday
will be filed by a visiting minister
ftom the Synod.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
SOLD wArsKEY ON SUNDAY.
Peter Hledon, coIored. Arrested on
That Charge.

Peter Hgdon. a well known negro
vas arrested Sunday night by Officer
Owens charged with selling whiskey
on Sunday.
It seems that Higdon is a bartender
"a a colored saloon. which has recent
ly been closed by the officers. and be
was found in his room over the saloon
Sunday. with several bottles Of whls
key and some cash. and It is charged
that he secured the whlskey from Tho
ssloon and sold 1t from his room.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
WRECK KILLS TWO MEN.
F. eight Engine Turns over on Ens''
neer and Fireman.

neer and Fireman.
Roanoke. va. Noy.7.-A Norfolk and
Western freight train west bound
fiom Roanoke. ran into derallins
switch near Eadford at an early hour
aud was wrecked.
The engine turned over on Engineer
Lyncht Of Roanoke and Fireman kipps
Of Blackburg, killing both of them
The dead men leave families.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08

ELECTION RETURNS WILL BE
RECEIVED AN THE GRANL TO
NIGHT. SPECIAL WIRE HAS BEEN
PLACED AND THE RESULT WILL
sE KNOWN As SOON AS POSSIBLE
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
In tlew Hapmshlre.
SCARED HORSE KILLS GEORGIAN

Nan Run over at Fire Dies Of His
Injuries.
Montgomery Ala. Nov. 7.-E. o
Martin, who was run over by fright
ened horse during the fire last nlgbs
io cotton warehouse back OF the
Alabama stables. died This afternoon
as a result OF his injuries
lie will be buried at his old home
savannah. Ga. tomorrOW
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08

himself, you would demand for your
self; If you have criticisms and judg.
pents, make them fairly, IN the open
where man may prove or fight them,
and don't forget, as you value your
)wn peace of mind most politicians
cave human feelings aud ties and accu
3atlons are often endowed with boom
eiang qualities, but often land in the
most upaxnectod places In the rebound
IAN onlooker,v
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08

the state Central committee The
situation in the state remaina un-
changed. the LaFollette republicans
and the democrats both claiming that
they will carry the state. The betting
throughout the city on the result in
the state is in favor OF LaFollette
some wagers being made at odds of .
20 / on the governor.
Democrats Claim a Majority.
Wilmington, Del Nov. About the
most interesting development in the
ctmpaign in Delaware is the claim OF
the democrats that they viii nave a
majority in the next legislature which
Is to elact United stata4 senator q
succeed Senator Ball, anti-Addicks re.
publican. They give no figures, bu,
base their claim on detection in repub.
lioan ranks over the compromise candi
date for governor The democrats
still think their candidate for governor
VIII be elected and that Parker has a
eood chance Of carrying the state.
Fusionists Claim Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb Nov 7.-Fusion state
headquarters N this city estimate the
tcial vote IN Nebraska Tuesday at
225,0O0. If the farmer vote can be got
out Chairman Weber. of the popuIist
committee saws the Fusion state ticket
will be elected and they will contrO
the legislature.
In rlew Hapmshlre.
Concord. n. H.. Nov. THE demo.
Gratis have put forth strong efforts TO
tring about the election OF Henry F.
Hollis for governor A circular Was
issued today to tie republican voters
urging them to support Hollis. The
republicans, however. are conndent ot
the success Of both the national and
state tickets.
The license question will be voted
ca Tuesday in every city and town in
he state.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
IheAMEsE MINISTER
pENlEs THE sToRY

DENIES THE STORY
The Hague, Nov .-Naboukata Nit
suhashi, the apanese minister to The
Netherlands denied absolutely the
statement called from st. Petersburg
N Nov. 5. that he had organized an at
tack an the Aussian Baltic squadron.
If Russia should produce, as the
high authority in st. Petersburg is
quoted as SAYING would be done, be-
fore the international commission,
message purporting 10 have been sent
ty the japanese minister, containing
evidence that such was the case" Mr.
Mieshuhashi ajd the document would
b3 a forgery :.
LIEUT.. COL. WAS KILLED
BY CHINESE BANDITS
st. Petersburg, Noy. Cen. Kuro
batl<in reports that Lieut. Col Bogden'
of accompanied by two interpreters
vas attacked by Chinese bandits on
Nov. 3 near Duinhin mountain and the
Chinese Easte,n railway and that one
Of the interpreters was killed the oth
CTS Of the party being captured
Cavalry sent in pursuit OF the BAN
dts found the corpse Of Bogdenon
and the secona Interpreter which have
been brought back to Harbin. Gen
Kuropatkin add that punitive meas
ures will be taken.
He also reports the repulse Of =
Japanese attack on his right flank on
Nov. 5. six Russians were killed.
No reports of fighting today have
been received
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08
RUNAWAY TEAM KILLS ADAMS.
Thrown Viole atty to Ground and HIS
Neck Broken.

Admission. Ala. NOV THE death
- Fayette Adams occurred yesterday
afternoon in a singular manner. he
vas hauling lumber from Lees mill 70
oxford ard en- his return with an
mpty wagon the mules became frigh'
tened when near the saw mill and ran
away. Mr Adams was thrown violent
ly to the ground and his neck broken
y the fall.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-08

ELECTION RETURNS WILL BE
RECEIVED AT THE GRAND TO,
NIGHT. SPECIAL WIRE HAS BEEN
9LACED AND THE RESULT WILL
K KNOWN IS SOON AS POSSIBLE
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20

HELP wANTED-MALE.
StenOgraphers.
STENOGRAPHERS - Male stenoEraphers,
manufacturing. s5, $50: wholesale $50: rail-
road. $40 $50. $50: stenographers and bookkeep-
ers. $50. So. Leigh Bros 1025 Century.
STENOGRAPHER-You man. experienced
stenOgrapher by mercantile house must be
quick and accurate; II suited will pay high sal
sIy: useless TO answer If not No l in all
respects: reference and fun particulars, which
will be treated strictly coufdentially. Reply In
own handwriting. EA l2l. Republic.
PHONE US,
We furnish experienced stenoSraphers male or
female: s. 10 SIS per week: always give salts
faction: cur employment bureau free. The
Oliver Typewriter Co. Century building.
Laborers.
l.ARORERS-
Apply $500 DeKslb st.
Eo0kkeepers.
.~~>~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~
BOOKFIEEPERS-Mal bookkeepers; machin
cry, manufacturing. wholesale and misCel-
laneous vacancies: SEQ 10 sIHv. Leigh Bros.
BOOKKEEPER-In real estate office. aged -
TO Is years: must he rapid, neat psnman, OF
experience; write, giving age. salary expected
and references. EA lSs. Republic.
BOOKKEEPER. ETC. - Experienced book
keeper and stenographer in East st. Louis real
estate office for general office work. must be
quick and accurate; state salary expected. IF
ss. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
HELP lP-wASTED-MALE.

ss~.>~~-.s~~.s~~~-~>>
Miscellaneous.
MEN-Good income working for US at home:
no canvassing or copying. address envelope for
Co. 800 broadway. y. Y.
MEN-Ten men in each state to travel. tack
signs and distribute circulars and samples or
chicago.
MEN-Young men for office sPd collecting
Siicant % must NJ be steady sober. furnish refer
ences Address Manager Cline. 1l2O Stevenson
building. indianapolis Ind.
and packing department Wholesale dry goods
house: sood wages: chance to advance. Apply
MEN-To work on trains 10 sell books
candy and cigars to no oSa ShaTge for
ST.. downstairs. near Union Station.
MIXERS. ETC.-Experienced mixers and
Co. 1856 Olive.
OFFICE MAN-services OF energetic office
RspubIIs @ G.H sl'Vy 70 lnves', tOOl sal1ls, ~ o.
oETIcE MAX-B5sh' Xga3s man EQ0d a.
sl6A Plne.
PoRTER-WhIte porter. 3l3 Collinsville ave.
Fast st Louis
PERSON 70 inteIview y, local trade for com
ly; previous experience unnecessary Colonial
Csxton. Chicago.
SOD CTTTERs-AppIy in field, three blocks
west OF city limits on Clayton road H. Means.
sTARLEMAN-American Ice and Coal Co..
Arkansas and Connecticut.
TRUCKERS, drivers andd, wagon helpers; dec
fSF 6lIvs, worlds Fair grounds Apply today ls'0
WANTED-An experienced man in ice9akine;
ammonia system. Address S. B. Espy. Benton,
WINDOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. window
cleaner; good salary TO right man: steady work.
Enterprise Cleaning Company Tenth and Lo-
WANTED-CommerciaI corresponding. either
sex: home employment; pay weekly; full par
SgnFS Wyandotte t It. &c Kansas X aapi Pity Mo A A'
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; grow
irG demand for our graduates; few weeks com
Ssn GS fy or Se MSe Barber % College S
Pine st.
WANTED-A thoroughly competent, expert
% branch offce; give age, eSPeriehees successes
end sd,i failures & with application. Tabard Office
age branch offce for chicago house: 81 500 year
" with commission: also all expenses; peEma-
state Manager, 2ol Pontiac building. Chicago.
WE have n opening for ambitious young
man in newly incorporated manufaGSituT.ns
amount and will be given seSretaryshiP u ca
WHY. not ny Sign painting? No experience
required: fraud: samples. instructions, etc,
1oc. CITY sign Co. sprinsfeld. o.
ss5S
for particulars. Manager Dept. SO, box 14il
Philadelphia. Pa
LEARN THE BARBER TRADE.
Tho Kansas City Barber College offers you
special Inducements for spring term; send at
once for particulars: get ready for good posi-
tion. r c. Bridgeford. 500 Delaware St. Kan
City. Mo.
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AGENTS AND statesmen.


a COMMISSION big enough to produce heart
and established routes. Address side Line.
RoS 6e3 Cincinnati. o.
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED-Cigsr sales
experience unnecessary ~ So So per 1 m0Eth G and
Penses send for Particulars. Pioneer Cigar Co.
LCCltATlNE position for men with rigs.
covering several counties, selling merchants:
o'd-established house. W. e. Hurt Tobacco
Co. Dsnville, Va.
TO handle winning Worlds Fair proposi-
tion on the side. Big money and little time
SALEsMEN-For a new p-opogition. See E
b. saunier, GIG Holland building.
SALESMAN-To travel for wholesale grocery
house, Iron Mountain territory. EA 80. Re
sALESMAN-ActIvc. energetic salesman for
Congratulated printing concern. EA 15l. Re-
rublic.
sALEsMAN-Clty: grocers' sundries: salary
baIidins- - 'O',',S' =" d U.s. -'-' N''''-' ;
SALESMAN wANTEO-outsids WORK: refer
snees enc rSduired Call before 3. singer Company
sALESNEN-severaI electric lamp salesmen
on commission. Gail SunGay. after 10 Il. m.
Fargo l693 Locust st.
sALt;sMEN-To sell ranges. time payment;
good commission Sterling Stove Nanufactur-
ing Company. l2lsA Natural Bridge road.
Statesmen wANTEp-Tu seI gh-grade
nur,ss'y r,s ';ocii 70: tn, Old rslabIe Gresa nur-
sefies. 4 y Griesa. PEcn.. Lawrence. Kar
SALESMAN salesman for
southern territory; permanent position: refer
ences REQUIRED 80 Mermod & Jaccard building.
sALESMAN-Cracxsr salesman: must lie
.. n: big money Brenner. 1901 Delnar.
sALESMAN-Expsri riencod salesman u travel
IN scG;hwesi and sell 10 general merchants.
give reference and experience. EA 50. Republic.
Statesmen WANrEp-SaIeoTlen everywLcT.
10 sell tine whiski-s in barrclr and cases for
AsrsuSkD distA!eTy' good pay Box sZi. Gin
ALEsMEN-Carabie saIesmen 10 cover Mis-
advance OF 800 monthly: permanent position 10
right man. jess II Smith Co. Detroit, Mich.
Statesmen make 5o0 per cent commission
10 o on sight so varste GatsoSue oGf 70
sullivan Co. llSs Maplewocd ave. Chicago. III.
SALESMEN-Two house-to-house saIesrnen:
hustlers' hours work daily: furnish horse
End wagon. Conroy Bros. llI5 Olive st. fifth
statesmen. with or without experience. to
sell staple line to general trade easy terms:
samples furnished free: nigh commissions paid:
refer ence and bond required. Box 542. Detroit
SALESAEN-We have statesmen making from
H."9 10 5000 yearly on commission: want Is
more by April Is: do not apply without first
class references United States Whip Co,
Westfeld. Mass.
SALESMAN-For ST. Louis and suburbs for
medcated chewing gum OF merit; business
transacted for cash only: attractive proposition;
ehance 70 maze good income Address Dr.
Sharpe Celery Gum Co, Detroit. Mich
Statesmen, side line: can make s25 70 $50
per week handling our up-to-date line Of ad-
no one Else can Offer them: sample ready light
and easy to carry. Apply once. The Kenper-
Thomas Co. Dept. B. Cincinnati. o.
SEE our 5000 OFFER in Agents Wanted Col
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
n. REICHARD,
WORLDS FAIR EXHIBITORS

For designs, estimates and particulars regard.
ing booths platforms, ratings, etc. address
Charles W. Heal CLOS West Park ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20

GARDEN TOOLS-Rakes. shovels. hoes, gri
seed. Warnhof's. 45l3A Easton avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20

WE nav So a week and expenses to men with
riEs to Introduce poultry compound: years con-
tract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. Dept. o.. Parsons.
Kas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20

AGFNrS-n this catches the eye OF live.
ambitious party who desires to earn a hand
come income, write Us for our money-Inakins
proposl.IOr, selling Stereosccpic Photcgra phs;
our agents positively making from IS TO
SIS daily above expenses. Griffith & Griffith,
sl7 Abel building. Chicago III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
ST. LOUIS METAL TRADES ASSN
~ECW EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
WJNhHS ale CHEMICAL BLDG.

Positions Secured Tor Metal Workers. No charge
AIi-rotnd machinists, lathe, bench and planer
bands. patternmakeTs. brass molders and chan
Sslier makers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
GOING UP Or poWM7

Many men lack the opportunity to rise in the
world We lack men to 6ll hundreds Of oppor-
tunities now on our lists. Executive Clerical
Technical and Statesmen positions paying from
81. 900 10 IS. .0oo year. now ready TO be dlIed
II YOU would better your condition call or
write for plan and booklet Offices In New
York. Chicago and twelve other cities
HAPGOOD6 unc)
SIS Chemical building, ST. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
BUSINESS WANTED.


GARDEN TooLS-Rakes shovels. hoes, grass
seed Marnhotf's. 45l3A Easton avenue.
GOLDEN ROD Restaurant: Try my SUNDAY
| Dinners Zeno Davis. Prop. 1897 Washington.
HORSES to clip: frst-class work guaEanteed
| tered TO. 1921 Franklin rear).
! WILL invest ,2ccO to $500 in Worlds
full details and references. or no attention viii
be given. DIT lis. Republic.
Law and Collection Co. P. O'Conneil-All
| collections promptly attended to: yours 80
| PERSONS wishing TO learn millinery business
VIII be glad 10 know that college will be
positions guaranteed at close Of term. For par
| ;iculars address p O. BoX a.
| PLANS drawn up during evenings; drafting
at reasonable rates. Edmu1d Bidweii. 1898 lo-
| PLANS drawn up during evenings: archi-
| tectuTal drafting solicited. Edmund Bidweil.
REsTAURANr: nice locality. must be a
| BARGAIN. EB 50 Repuol,c.
RCOMING-HOI'SE 'SE-E.=ht or twelve rooms.
| Worlds Fair lease. EB l6l. Republic.
sALEsIADY-E Experienced lady wants posi-
| tion to sell rooming houses and hotels. Ad-
| uItSs aN- iaI =
| Saloon or restaurant wanted at once: state
price and location. EA l15. Republic
ssI.fsse RlPTl9Ns taksa for any magazine Or
| Address or call NJ NJ Freer. 421H CastlernHn
| T H WHITE 27c0 RuJCeg-Slate roofer: re-
| pairing done at reasonable rates. Grand 69 ~
! THE Worlds Fair Bureau or Information
| Advertising. or!el building. room 50,. viii as
| sist frst-class private families Willing 70 en-
| tertain visitors to the Worlds Fair 10 procure
| guests.
To buy interest in drug store: state loca-
| t!on and price ER 10i. Republic
TO buy. roorning- mouse on Olive or Isclede.
| between Jefferson and Grand; Will pay SzS
down. balance monthly. Dr. J. l.. Walker 2'l2
| StodGaTd.
wANTED-Your meat and vegetable orders
at T. T turner's new place. .O@l y Grann.
wANTEO-YOJr lace curtains to clean: FIRST
class work. Phoenix Lace curtain Cleaning
WANTED-lc5 men to have their suits chem
cally cleaned and pressed-S: suits spouged
brushed and pressed. soc: work called fer and
delivered; send postal. 39li Flnnsy
We, can sell your business qu!eker than any
| one else: try Us: Worlds Fair brokerage Co.
900 Chestnut. Kin. Z 1907.
WE'LL. sell your business quietly. without
publicity: buy outright any legitimate bsiness
Glascock brokerage Co. SO2 Chestnut et
WORLDS FAR Concessionaires = We build
booths: terms or percentage. Fleeglcr Co.
ll4lL Olive
WORLDS FAIR booths and Dav.lions made
Of staff AID plastic relief work 2l2S Wash
ington ave
invest in business in or outside OF Fair
grounds; answer with particulars and amount
needed. EB "a. Repubc.
n. RElCHARD,
ARTIST.
soS and 5oI Railway Exchange Building.
WORLDS FAIR EXHIBITORS.
For designs. estimates and particulars regard
ing booths. platforms, raiEngs etc ahdress
r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
4 DATENTcobtained.H Higdon & Longan
IA rA EN- S& Hopkins. Patent Law EK-
clu5ively. Rooms G05-L-s-9 Mo: Trust bldg
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
A BAKE oven.
TF' 100. Republic.
4 BARGAIN in street and evening dresses:
highest prices paid for cast-uff clothing: postal
Kinloch a 2l5. Mrs. Miller. GT walnut.
A BIG lot Of feathers wanted for special or
der: big prices: any Quantity: send postal.
10 BensinEer. ll3 y. Twelfth ST.
ALI. kinds ladies' and gents cast-on clothes
bought; postal. Mler's. 1894 s. Seventh st
ALL kinds ladies' and gents cast-ofr clothes
bought: postal. ]. Davis. 1855 =. broadway
ALL kinds OF clothing and feathers bought;
highest prices VI. Greenberg. 1l92 Market st
BEFORE selling your feathers, If you want TO
get what thev are worth. send postal to NJ.
Speelman. S336A FRANKLIN ave
DON'T sell mems old clothes before seeing
me. The Texas man pays 50 for coats. trousers
75c to sl.50. postal. ED 1G7. Republic.
FEATHER beds wanted: pay SIS TO s45 each;
send postal. 7. J. RYAN. West End Station.
GELBER paws highest prices for overcoats.
pants uniforms, TuXedOs. dress suits. etc. Call
at store write. 62i Morgan. southeast corner.
NATIONAL cash register: pay cash. DIT 154.
Republic.
PAWN tickets on diamonds and solid jew
elry. DIT 81. Republic
SECONDHAND Petaluma and brooder. 2ls
eggs capacity or over. c. B. Fornsheil. S6lS
Newstead ave
SPACE for lunch stand. at or near Worlds
Fair grounds. Address with full particulars,
V. Moore. 252 Wabash ave. chicago. III
STAMPS. new ana used: coins. curios. auto
graphs Canadian money. bought and sold st.
Louis Stamp and Coin Co. lis n. Eleventh st
wANTEI-Someone 10 take % tons OF Gin
ders from me. free. 1895 Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
BLAIR.

Life and Death OF James L. Blair" World
Fair edition: why Roberts Told" the boo
Of the day. % cents. Call CT write Safety Re
Pub. Co. 526 Chemical building
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20

wANTED-Agents by large transportation
pose Of increasing its present resent, equipment. This
nous volume new freight and passenger bust
ness. The stock of this company pays the
shares in the United states: exceptional offer
made representative and responsible concerns
or indIyiduAlr everywhere TO act as fiscal
agents for the sale of stock. Address Tsbasco
Transportation Co. Title and Trust building,
ChicaRp