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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
GREAT BATTLE AND JAP
VICTORY ~ FRONT or WlJU

Win. Nav 10.-via Seoul May s.
When the early mist drifted from the
YaIu river this morning the japanese
infantry was disclosed lined up for
battle on the low. sandy island OF Kin
reito In front Of Win. The walls
and towers OF the city on the hill
were crowded with japanese and Co
reaus spectators of the forthcoming
auaCG
Soldiers were spread out in their
black lines three miles long. from
rOint on the island opposite Chiulien-
cheng on the west to a point opposite
the extremity OF Tigers Head on the
east
A division Of the imperial guards
occupies the center. another division
is on the west and a third on the
east OF the line. The japanese divis-
ION which executed a flanking move
meut from upstream yesterday. with
almost its fun force present. is now
Cn the sands 20 the north.
Firing Commenced Across River.
-Four field batteries were behind
the infantry on its extreme TANKS,
concealed by shrubbery. Two bat
-eries began action by throwing
shells 20 the Manchurian side Of the
river for half an hour, while the sun
was rising. They sprinkled with
shells the entertainments whence the
Russian guns had been firing for the
rast week. but no response to their
IRE was forthcoming. and il looked
as if the Russians had removed their
batteries during the night It
seemed as II the enemy had with
drawn entirely. as no signs Of life
could be seen on their works.
Russians Fire and Retreat.
soon after Z o'clock the japanese
began TO advance. The japanese
troops spread out in extended fOrma-
ton as they went forward. When a
few hundred yards from the hills on
the Manchurian side they threw
themselves on the ground and began
vulleyinE Meantime tie japanese
batteries searched the hills with
shrapneL The Russians now could
be seen at intervals where the road
was exposed. huTrying in small
squads along the hills. These ex-
uused stretches Of road made fine tar
gets for the japanese gunners.
A fierce fire was concentrated on
one open space. half the shrapnel
thrown bursting over a small area
with wonderful precision. Observ-
ers could see the work Of an occa-
-ionaI shell as il dug a great hole in
the earth and scattered quantities OF
rock The Russians remained silent
until the first Japanese line was
within a few hundred yards of the
river bank Then sharp vOIleys
burst almost simultaneously from
several trenches. and the attacking
japanese f0unu themselves under
heavy and continuous fire. at easy
rance. from covered positions high
above them. They lay behind the
sand hlIIocks. replying bravely and
EctIv while their own. batteries
pumped shells over their heads A
few stretcher bearers coming back 10
tho field hospital indicated that men
were being wounded. The Russian
suokeless powder made it impossi-
BILE for the japanese To discover the
exact positions OF the enemy. or TO
estimate their numbers.
Russian Fire sileneed.
soon after the Russian ere was
largely silenced by the combined ar
tuIery and infantry attack OF the Jap
ruese and parties of the enemy's
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
Livestock Quotations.

Receipts, $500 head; mark
ct steady; good to prime steers. 5000
$50: poor to medium, 4.00Q4.90;
stockers and feeders, 3.00Q44O; COWS,
1.5O0440; heifers, 225@46O; Gamers,
1.50@2.60; bulls, 2.O004.10; calves, $50
65.25; Texas-fed steers, 400G4.40.
Hogs-Receipts yesterday, $4,000
head; today, 10000; market steady;
mixed and butchers, 4.70@49215;
good TO choice heavy, 4SOQ4921z;
rough heavy, 4.65Q4.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady; good to choice wethers, 1900
5.25; fair to choice mixed. 3.50@4.5O;
western sheep, 400@5.z5; native
lambs, 4.250575; clipped western
lambs, 4.5OQ5.75; wooded western
lambs, 6.OO06.9O.
Dairy Markets.
Butter-Easy; creameries, 800
1S15c dairies, BOISE.
Eggs-Easy; at mark, cases includ-
ed, 15H 6151ac.
Cheese-Weak; daisies, 9G91kc;
twins, S12c@9c; Young Americas, ga
91kc.
Poultry-Live firm; turkeys. 12c;
chickens. lie.
Potatoes-Steady; burbanks, 95c0
1.04; rurals, 1.09G1.0S; new, bbls,
Florida. 4.25G45O; Louisiana Tri-
umphs, 4.OO645O; small, SOO63.5O:
sacks. 7O6SO lbs, red, 1.5062.25;
white, 1.5O6LS5; Mobile. red, sacks.
zoo.
veal-Firm; 5O96Olb weights, 4c;
65G75-lb weights, 465c; S0G125-lb
weights, 5G7c.
Daily Exchange Letter.
Favorable weather throughout the
greater part of the country brought out
sufficient selling of wheat by pit trad
ers to cause a decline. Owing to the
fact that the government crop report
would be issued later in the day many
traders were disposed to await it's
coming, and consequently the volume
of business was light. The inactivity
of trading had some influence in Gre
ating the easier tone. The opening
was steady on firm cables and small re-
ceipts.
The market became firm, July ad-
vancing to q demand from an infuen-
tial trader. The market later became
bearish en- the Illinois crop report and
the weekly weather report, which was
also quite bearish. Under these infiu-
ences the market developed a weak
undertone, which continued until the
close.
An easier feeling was manifested in
corn, due to excellent weather for
planting and to the weakness in wheat.
There was considerable selling by
commission houses, and only a small
demand.
Larger receipts, favorable weather
and the easier tone in other grains
caused a few scalpers to sell oats, but
offerings were not large and prices
held about steady.
Provisions we're steady in sympathy
with the hog market. Buying of lard
by pit traders and selling of pork by
outsiders we're the features.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
PRUDENTIAL CASE GOES OVER
Parties to Big Insrance Suit not Ready
for Hearing.

Milwaukee, May 10.-Arguments in
the injunction proceedings begun by
the Prudential Insurance Co. against
Insurance Commissioner Zeno M. Host,
in which the latter is charged with ex-
torting $4,000 from the company,
were continued in Judge Seamans'
court until further notice. by agree
ment of the attorneys.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16

Henry Morton Stanley rose from
childhood of ten years in a poorhouse
to be the greatest explorer of his
times. He was born near Denbigh,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
NEW RATES FOR MONEY.
Exchange Values Revised by Postotfice
Department.

Department.
Washington, May 10.-The postoffice
department has ordered that beginning
July l next, the rates used by the de-
partment for conversion of amounts
deposited for the purchase of interna-
tional money orders payable abroad
shall be reckoned as follows:
German mark, as equivalent to 23.10
cents; Danish, Norwegian anu Swed-
ish kron, 26.9 cents; Netherlands
form 4Olk cents and Austro Hungarian
crown 2O.4 cents. The rates for
pound sterling will remain as hereto
fore.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Falls from Bridge; browns.

Beloit-Fred Addill, unmarried,
while in a fit, fell from the railroad
bridge in the north part Of town, and
was drowned in Rock river at noon
yesterday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16

Bulletin, London, May 10.-Sir
Henry NJ. Stanley, the African explor-
er, is dead.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
BOTH FIGHTING NATIONS
RAISING FOREIGN LOANS

London, May 10.-Jacob Schiff, the
New York banker, said yesterday that
all the papers in connection with the
japanese loan had been signed ana
that only few days viii be needed for
tint arrangement Of the details before
the loan is issued.
Russia's Credit Falls Point.
St. Petersburg, May 10.-The details
Of the Russian foreign loan are ex'
pected to be announced here officially
May u. Prices on the bourse, which
have been very weak since the Yalu
battle. had a further fall yesterday,
Russian imperial tours declining one
per cent to SO.
American Syndicate Formed.
New York. May 10.-Kuhn.- Loeb &
Co. have completed the formation Of a
syndicate TO handle the S25,O0O.00 OF
the japanese loan which is TO be
placed in this country. Yesterday bids
for the new bonds were made at a
premium of about three per cent. over
the price at which they are to be Is
sued, about 93I5.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
JEFFERSON GUARD SUICIDES.
Man Shooting Himself Leaves Note
Stating Cause As IlI Health.

St Louis, May 11-Captain Walter
Allen of St. Louis, connected with
the worlds fair Jefferson guards,
shot and killed himself in a room in
the dOrmitOTy at the washington
university. now utilized b. The expo
sitiOn. He left a note stating that
i'll health had driven him to commit
the act A wife and two children
survive him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
HENRY NJ. STANLEY
DIES IN LONDON
GREAT EXPLORER SUcCUMBS
TO PNEUMONIA.
MARVELLOUS CAREER

Rose from Childhood of Ten Years to
the Greatest Searcher of Modern
Times Int the Wilds of the Dark
acknowledgements DR.. Living
stone.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
TURKEY AFTER SHIPS.
American Agent Makes offers for War
Vessels.

Vessels.
Santiago, DeChile, May lot is re-
ported that Charles r. Flint of Flint
& Co, New York, has offered TO buy
the armored cruiser Esmeralda and
protected cruiser ChacabucO, and that
he has also offered S1,625,OOO for the
battleship Captain Pratt, to be taken
over within month from date. 1t is
supposed the offer for the ships has
been made in behalf Of the Turkish
government
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16

troops could be seen hurrying upward
over the mountain roads in retreat.
Two regiments of japanese troops
one directly opposite Win. another
near a village on the west, ran to the
river, stopping to fire now and then
as they progressed and giving shrill
cheers as they hurried forward,
which echoed clear over the plain.
They waded the river, ran across the
sands and climbed up the steep,
rocky hillsides like a swarm of ants.
One Japanese soldier, in one of these
regiments, carried something white
with him. This was seen and IL
caused a shout to go up that the Rus
slams had surrendered. But upon
reaching the top Of the first Russian
trench this man shook out a Japan
csc flag and waved il to and fro. The
storming party on the west side of
the advance mounted a hill command
ing the Russian retreat.
Japs Killed by Jap Shells.
Just as the men were punched
thickly on the crest OF this hill, two
japanese shells burst among them.
They had fallen short. When the
smoke cleared away a dozen bodies
could be seen lying where the shells
had exploded, and the remainder OF
the storming party was clambering
down the hill 10 escape this uneX-
pected fire from their rear. The
sound OF rife firing soon passed on
over the hills as the japanese pur-
sued the retreating enemy. One
column OF weary soldiers, who had
been almost two days without rest,
was trudging down the river toward
Antung. where the Japanese gun
boats were Smelling the Russian
works.
Russian Defeat Complete.
AT 9 a solitary soldier. climbing
ahead OF his comrades, unfurled a
Japanese flag on the face of the top
most Russian fort on a ridge a thou
sand feet above the plain. He
marched back and forth along the
parapet. waving the banner, and then.
for the first time, the Japanese on
the walls Of Win broke the impress
sive silence with which they had
watched the battle and shouted
"Bansai. Bansail" Already foot sol
diers. batteries and pack trains were
streaming onto the island by every
road and this evening the entire Jap
anese army will be in Manchuria.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
America Takes Action.

Washington, May 10.-The navy de-
partment has cabled Admiral Cooper,
commander in chief of the Asiatic
squadron, to send a cruiser and gun
boat to Chefoo. This is the nearest
neutral port to Port Arthur, but is out
side the zone of military operations,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
COAL AND FOOD SUPPLIES
SHORT IN PORT ARTHUR

Shanhaikwan, May 1O.-A merchant
here, who is in a position to have trust
worthy information, has informed the
Associated Press that at Port Arthur
there is only coal sufficient to last the
warships six weeks, and that the food
supply there will feed 5000 men only
three months
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
BUTTER TAKES Big DROP.
Quoted at 20 Cents on EIsin Board of
Trade.

Elgin, H.. May 10.-Butter took a
drop on the board of trade here yester-
day, the price being quoted at 20 cents.
This is three cents lower than a week
ago. The weekly output for the dis
trict was 544, 400 pounds.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
METHODISTS WILL
NOT Be VIOLENT
GENERAL CONFERENCE FRoWNs
ON AN AGITATOR.
CATHOLIC. CHURCH PRAISED

Delaware Supreme Court Chief JUS
tice commends the Great EvangeI-
izing Agency of the Modern Roman
Faith and condemnatory ResoIu-
ton Is Consigned to Oblivion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16

come interested in her. His name was
Charles Edgarton. They separated
shortly after the wedding, however,
and the last heard of Charles was that
he was in California. What became of
the girl is not known.
Odd Fellows at Appleton.
Appleton-The state convention OF
the Odd Fellows will be held in this
city June z, and 8, and will be at
tended by about 1900. Tuesday night,
June :. there will be Rebekah work at
the Appleton theater and a band con-
cert at the city park. Wednesday af-
ternoon there will be an excursion to
the Odd Fellows home at Green Bay.
The business sessions will be held
Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morn
ing and Thursday morning.
Storm Does Damage.
La Crosse-A fierce wind, hail and
rain storm of two hours duration did
great damage near Holmen, in this
county. Several barns and other out
buildings were unroofed, fences were
blown down and trees stripped Of foil
age. The rain swelled the creeks into
raging torrents and many small bridges
were washed out.
HaytOn--Heavy rains Sunday did
much damage to young crops in this
region. 1t was the heaviest precipita-
ton in years.
Waukesha-Farmers are elated over
the heavy rains Of the last two days.
Considerable of the seeding has been
done and the rain will not prevent the
farmers from carrying on their spring
work.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
Russian Fire siIeneed.

soon after the Russian ere was
largely silenced by the combined ar
uIery and infantry attack OF the jap
auese and parties of the enemy's
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15
BURIAL PERMITS,

ks.sTtos Smith. . yea-. 1ao7 Garter: old age.
M2ntieeno Hogan Is years. I529 Franklin:
Isoletts LIE Prohca. g years. ssss Russell:
llarcellus Kelly. IS years. ~ Division: pneu-
August Base, Sc years. 2lg7 Lasarc: broa-
Emil Kierden. IS years. 5545 Oregon: heart
disease. ~
Msa sslsss s9 sssias C yen e. se a. SEES Igys si. RatAi 18th
John Puikoszek, q years. lis North Eleventh:
Chris: thrlins. "a years City Hospital: paeu-
Albert TIhbs. Is years. Il Spruce: ~dsirtun,.
Charles steward. a years. Pea Market: pneu-
Benjamin B Graham. 60 years SIS L,ndeIl:
leopold J; ksnselbach. 6, years. sso1 NoS,h
Mary J. Blair. IS years. 1870 Sullivan: heart
Frederick wsissloscL 81 years. Sis Texas:
Mary J.. ws.a. 81 years. AZ sou:h Broad
Joseph Hocischer. Il year. 1855 North Th.--
Pauline ErhmaaA 70 years. 42es Fiapey: old
caEts Cola . years. LES North Eleventh.:
Sarah aa.es 81 years. 1901 Columbia Bot
Fred smith, IS years 1850 North Market: ac-
George Cummings, "a ysa-s. IL South Second:
James RoD.nson. = Tear-. sI7 North Eleventh:
phthisis.
Frank sours. 60 yeas. Memphis House: ph.st-
SIS.
Lizzie G-.ss. IS yeS-1 sos North Ninth:
james Carroll. O. years. z,l Euseni,: h.nor-
image.
Charles Taylor. 81 years. AIS Flad: heart dis
care.
Annie Macs. 70 yeeis. 2s5 East Praiae: heart
6!seaxe.
Henry Elis. ID years. Poo-housc: old ago.
Anton Schmidt. Il years. Alexiaa BTothegS
Hospital old age
Hospital: heart disease.
Caroline StoTtzum. IS years. 1914 Alabama;
hernia.
John Gully; as years. so South Twen,y-sec-
o1d. tuberculosis.
Margaret Neusel. q years. 1872 BideIs: cancer.
francis Wonsang, IS years. l1I0 South second;
christ Ncksi J-- = years. :5s Benton: no.
rhritis.
John MeKeoan. a years. rs. North Twelfth:
Josph " Miner. e yoars. Muilaaphy Hos
Charles cisner. 3. years. $40 Idaho: acct
Gsnt.
Mary Ellen Stewart a years. ls1 South
Broadway: liver disease.
Preston r; Sims. 3 years. 1913 North Eight
zenith: diphtheria.
theodore L Nickola, 1 year. $50 East Prairie;
Enarasmus.
KatheEine Unho'er. c years. isci North Seven
tenth; hcast disease.
Marie Krathy. l year. 1903 Gcyc-: pneumonia.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

Pine. 50 shsrss: JSmes KSIsiiaIS: - 1 lid a
y. Stinson. 10 shares each: Willard =. Nnisht.
u shares: 70 do 4 general electric business.
Capital stock. fully pa:d. $3.50.
Moore Hotel ana Restaurant Company: Frank
=. Moore and Joha Z. NcFurdy. l.. shareF each:
Margaret V Moore and Sarah Z. McCu-dy. j
share each: TO conduct a hotel. restaurant and
cafe. Capital stock, fully paid. 1900.
South Side Auto Comp2ry: william =. 9th
weta. = shares; Newman Samuel. 10 shares:
Louis a. Eoerr. - shares: John EueTr Jr. ami
Henry W. Hoe--, / share each: to manu.actg-r
and deal generally IN automobiles. etc. Capital
stock. fully paid, S.Dep
Principia Park Realty CoTnraay: William Z.
Morgan. Arthur p. DeCamp. Frank L. DeCsnp.
Clarence H. Howard. +. r. .iohrscn n, =. Russell
Field George s. Tcbbetts. II. II. Me-rick' Hsr-
rey L. Christie and JeEes = Lo4wood. &c
shares each. FlrS meeting. December q. Q
m. at Nos. s01-u Commercial building. To DO
9 general real estate business. Capital stock,
fully paid, SG.ooa
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MISSOURI.
MESSY


Jefferson City. Mo. Dee. H-Certinca.-s @.
incorporation we.c issued to-day by Secretary
OF State sam B. Cook as follows:
constellation Mining Company. Gs s.. Louis;
capital sock. Sl5l.G0.
Nickel. Otto Weibert and J. G. CeTstcns.
The Davis Investraent Company of Kansas
City. capital stock, s-S0.c1l. IncJrporRtors-C
I Caldwell, Jchn Driscoll and Walter n.
Tue Fairbanks Realty and Investment Com
pany OF ST. Louis: capital stccx, $3.50. I1cor-
porators-Julius II. Brinkulcyer and Alert n.
R~avenwood Realty and Investment. Company
OF st Louis; carital stock. 800 Ilcorporat rs
kenny ard others.
st Louis Medical institute Of 81 louis: cap
3tsE stock. S.5.b o. IaccrpotatoT-E. J. S.nIt,-
Lon Smith and 5. y. Matfe-s.
santa Fe C1rslrccii2n Company * Esnsas
CITY: capital stock. S!5Io1. 1icJff sfators-T
Lad!ow, ". B. scrcsss and JaE:es Eur
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sVoCKEoLnER's MEETINGS.


TIE annual meeting Of TIE stockholders OF
Tue Ne'chants-llc.s'ie National Bank. Of =
Louis. for the election Of twenty-!JEr Girecfol',
70 serve. curing the ersainE yea. VII. be held ~
LS hanhtHs-roofns. Fourth and olive Sirt't-.
January 10 1916. Polls omen from - 4. NJ 10
: y. m. GEO. p Cashier
ST LOUIS CLUB ANNUAL ELECTION
TIC annual meeting Of IN. 81. T>NGis club Tor
the election Of a president. first. second and third
E:co presidents. "a serve during the ensuing
wear. and two members Of the Board. Of Gov
>ernor5. to serve Tor three years. and for the
<auEAct!o3 NJ sr"h other business - NAV
properly come before the meeting. Will u hold
at she Office Of the club. 3:Sl L!risll hpu'e-
Yard. 81 Louis. No. on TIE Eth day OF De-
DAVID r. FRANCIS. President.
A.test: Lewis T. Tune. Secretary.
s.. Louis. No. D-ocnrhc- :. l.:-
THE .aanua! meeting x III. stockno.ders ..
IN" Richard HaaiGn Millinery Company. for ~.
election az officers and tie transaction * s'!gh
o.haE business as NAV DC properly brought -
fore the meeting. Will be held at TIE of7ce g
the company. Twelfth stree: and washington
avenue: st. LoC.s, 40. OF T~uestsy. December
=. l.9i. at . a. m.
PIcIARD HANLoN. President.
Edward c. McG.a;h. Secretary and Treasurer.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
OF BIRTHS.

RECORD OF
NJ ard W. Goidssein. s.. Louis: gil.
). ard II. Goebel, l4cD Msnches.c-: boy.
ii. e. and S. :. Ptxlcy. las Clara: Sill.
John and Mary Dose. 1913 FlnaSant: hoy.
Joseph and Anna Schmidt. ST. L5ut5: hoy.
Saul and E!a-a Saerur. sI2l S!1!le: hoy.
Ely and Katie Dehntje-. los Allen: hoy.
Frank ard Lilly Ea.ley. 80 Sixteenth: hoy.
Harry and harsapt Carly, Sts IccCS: Srl.
7. =. and Bertha Clayton. "'l5 E'eif.: 10y.
John and Marie Ahe-n, 1904 Glasgo'': trEs
J.. J. ard Mary uorock. 1856 u ssi z4pp!. boy.
Crarlas azd Anna ArmbHistei. st L2&iA: Sir
lra.E and Aas!!a Eelf.g-. 81 Gil,tF.; rt-l.
George and Lulu EGuch. ISIS ltsna d. EtT-
J. and Julia Mccoy -S North Ns:'.ct: E4a-
II. L and Mary l.. Cronin. %, AeaE.rly:
Giuseppe and Marie Brosato. 80 Morgan:
Ia and Nora Ha-nett. 1883 MoatsoraeT3.
-rph E. and Mary E. McNeovn. St. Louis:
s1x nd Josie sohnitt. xii North Ninth:
CHARLES AID Jennc,ss Whitman 1871 P-eston:
Elal and Barbara Kracht. s7Sl Wisconsin:
Alex md Helen Jakubook. liz s,u4 sixta:
lanes and Amanda Dammons. ilsl Lexington:
Albert and Emma Brandeabrrs. 80 Mad'-
Isaac ard Annie Friedman. 1915 North Eev-
Louis and Mary Boosr. 1913 North Four
Simon and Fann;. Lossy. YEA North Four
issGors and Annie E5einsaa. 1855 North
Seventh: boy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

Wedding Rings Solid Cold.
Finest qualities. 8 to 80. Mermcd q
!accard's. Broadway and Locust.
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S:rnoErnphc-S

S:cnoEraphc-S.
MISUNDERSTANDING: wH1issae teHceI-
tent Chance for sGyanccIl.lt,. 50. st.no.. clerk.
collector. so: railroad. s5c. Leigh Bros. CEN
tu--- building.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are cells! upsn cor
SANITY 10 supply competent yE2le s-ercSEa-
Ii.,t'. at salaries from So 10 :l2J. for the best
concerns IN 50. Louis and vicinity: we have nJt
enough rrct men On cur lists 10 III these
places. IL you have good ste1ograrheT's -
r..ic-ce. call or write. and we shall inform
you re=.rtiaE cur opportunities HIpg eds. SIC
Chemical J-ilJiay.
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Christmas Presents

And wedding p-cscnts In G--5d Rapid nIr-
nitu-e. rarlcr cabinets. Vernis. r1artsr. oaE
and mahogany tables. fancy chairs ard -Scks-s
bookcases. l=as> and iron heis. rugs. stoves
and =nnscz. at prices for cash that canrot lie
duplicated: time gwen IL desired.
NEW YORK STORAGE co.
9-41-I2t. Mash e.