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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-12
ST. LOUIS COUNTY NOTES.

". ". Vogt was arrested in s.. Louis
County yesterday on a charge o, running
an automobile V!i.ou; a license. He gave
cash bond TO appear before Justice Camp
bel Tomorrow morning TO answer 20 the
charge.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued IN Clay
ton Saturday night to Robert Tuck 81
Nashville. Tern. and Edith ]. Levill. n
III. and to Samuel W Hughes
OF No 49, Westminster place and Eusenia
Berry Of No. 4i2i Forest Park boulevard.
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WABASH B,Ys coal PROPERTY.
Secures Entrance TO All PItssbsrg
Iron MILLS,

Ptttsburg. Sept. u-Wabssh interests
have purchased the Pittsburg Terminal
Railroad ami Coal Company. the West
Side belt road and its branches incIud-
ing all the associated companies OF the
coal company. Tor SIZorcn
h. purchase covers i5.'.- acres OF coal
IN fee simple. Loo acres Of surface land
seven mines ami thirty->ix miles Of rail-
road. 18th valuable terminals in Pitts
burg and Clarion The present output Of
TN. property * @g-u.crh tons Of coal a
year. anu the deal gives the Wabash the
advantage 81 an immense tonnage for i'm
mediate haul anu entrance into all the iron
tonnage producing mills Of Pittsburg.
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F.FFI EI-I' @i'F-' M.
New York. sept i1.-Neso,ia,' which
have been pending Tor the sale Of the In
d'anapoiis Southern Railway to the ILL.,
nois Central have been closed. The s5.ss.-
go bonds issued by the Indianapolis road
have been acqJireG by thu Illinois Central
and viii be held IN that coTupauy's treas
ury- The Indianapolis Southern Is in
course Of construction AMI will extend
from Indianapolis south TO Sullivan. Ind
Ito miles. IL Will give The Illinois Central
in connection with the Ellington branch.
access to Indianapolis.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY For
SALE.


COTTAGE s.7.-TtTs.-rcom franz. .-r-7..
wster. sas. L., can 81 Ariingtat..
Hot ~. g-.J oa.l EiIi buy g. K.u--Tiy
az. ElN--.lIa tE-...rE. furnace. ta-l. g..
- : VI. ". y S-hre-t-:. AZ P.a--
LINCOLN ~ F'.y--rurra ;safaa. hath So
az &c f.,s nab e ApIiy a. alive nuinb ?
EUCLID sc.-Un- n. ta- nir~-t home. n IN.
c'rs. G7r-n- ard hath: modern Throughout.
tres. src- b-s, r--iIc-ee ci1frict tn 49, Ea..
owner living n q aoH. but ha- tIil; lsrs>r
rc-E- arI viii So - $50 cash Call Hny
cay t-t sunday u - ~ li-lra.-. S4o-
~ nu. Give 'srS ..ass al either .rf = h'o-s
PORTS ..-- Ni-a ra-..-. large lot. ;rssir an!
sl- tre.- ell IHrrrlssfaeEis.
SARAH. -fr.-S.r--.-rr b-IeS hous- - It
VIII. ell --'y r.-.l.- o.. RAJ. aHI eDttar.-
's-- Nancy I.ur. f.flrTrH sR-y far-7srf~ ?
Desired t--rH..- -s Ter .-t.ra-. =
Pr rs. -F'" -. 81 Ai''.ar :, ~ Estsfe CO..
A. all hav -. i.r-s,.-. r-rr :-t f~r y-ar.
y 'tNN-r"w,4.G -, ,--.~,aut =
{E"-, 81 far tour r,'s. s-a' ia - y"ar.
~ .tNN-urwiING TO ,-..s-au.
~ E.I ri. ta-.--rH ~ '.'fsE-. .--- 'is--
II .AS>-f-IWiI,G ii;- '-..ztH9- -
c;,:. sHERIDt" AVE
'-st 49, ra- .t.ri- rsaT. 1T = --xls5 Feet
For r.t.s .f.4 '.-r.-
EEEiLY - l. 90. 1873 ch-r-n'.t =.
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OUR PATTERN DEPARTMENT
10 Cents-An Patterns-IO Cents.

Girls Plated Dress With Pointed Collar.
No :.:ri-tiray GreSSsS are usually CunSid-
cred p lirtl. sombe- fo- children bur this
season some % the new novelty goods
have gray grounds with red blue. green
or white spots and figures on the surface
and are very youthful
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WEST END HOME.

For saie-i:is Tempt place. almost new: =
story trlck EDus. OF ro0uls rs-e.ri1u rail
bath. "a. hpt and cold wats-. Sranffoi5 rsIfzr
furnace. slate roof. cuutiuatirr "a .-d ei.r-
tic fixtures, screens and SHADE. H. --t-.fe,
f-et: small casa payrlsnt ara aaiarca rnrnff-
y Mouse open - if-sD-cf.1a from % . n
Fer price -~s
KELLEY z z CO III, c-na.-n-,. q.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE

FOUR four-roorn Eats. ere hv.-ro0rn house
ore seven-rco-1 housf- all EiI - : Ia On easy
terms and cheap prices. Apis ..sS ss.ibufhar
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CITY REAL ESTATE ron .,,E

lot So TS- foot. 10 feet o. less north SIDE
IN block 800 Fenneriy ave. ". II Srhrs-esr
alp Pine -.
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KNIGHTS OF CoLUHBts.

" ESgICK COUNCIL. NO. go. KNIGHTS
N {: Columbus Fl.sts esery second sai
18th WEDNESDAY al Rose ISL Hall. No -.
Mlyl- ss-zss- Nisit4rs xrig5t. away. III
C1-,. JOHN PAU. CHkv. Grzuc hr.xhf
Naf.- CgHn,IlEt.2r.- tt-eo-i.r
M AEgUEETE COUNJIL- 80 sS
IVA E.!yrIs CO Columbus meets every g.
O.. Aa4 :JgfIE 4uss-izy II the zee. aa... Cen
;Lry SLli1las. S;nin al owe streets Visit
las knights cordially invited
!EA.s =. JJN:ISGhAS. GRAD Knight
J. J. I>e1nsft Recorder.
G. LOUIS COCS-I- 40. "a MEETS
ID ever rgtt aEc iair- 4sc--sy at Nest
-: Hal. southwest ccgntE E-E.y AID Sar---
..nI-- avenues ti-.tias kn.grts cordially
sr,t.f-I s-JNAi:Is DEVON. Gran. hr!Gaf
I1s~rh r. I-su.y. Recorder
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MIsCEJLANEous.
Yoc COUNCIL No Il l. O. L. ~
l. Met. every Honfsy evening az nr.--,
I.U- rcrtaS-<t conner Of Is-sr.p- aysau- a..
Iss-fci1Ex. street visitors vri-cn.
L. a WEIsiA y TF.f. =
X Il. -~c-e's-v. ~ Gas~nnaf- .-r~-,
m EMERSON COUNCIL. no. 4 JR- q =
ia A. n. meets every TusEday southwest
conner Ninth AMI Arsenal -tr.ets Vls.fi-c
brethren frsi.ruaIly invited
vM J GREENWOOD SR Cotrc.lor
T5os. II Greenwood Secretary
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knights AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

G Et-CEITy COUNCIL. No So KNIGHTS
q ana Lanes q S-rt4rirg. u-et- very NJ
Ga a 4. Ia 1,-1 meeting SEQ r. Mc-ssv
r. zach month. ~ Ink Hall. J~r.-rssn 80
&c. a. -fu-- Visiting ~ gEt. seG adj. AZ,
sl.e! . c.r1.al r-ceptlC1-
r J TARLISG Pre-.a.n-
Mr. GUEST Hart. Financta! Secretary lisa
I-ila street.
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ROYAL ARCH N<Soxs.

oEILEF'O$TAINf. ROYAL ARCH CHAP
~ ter NJ. STATED H1uvoCa.iun this ~ p
layt @v.uiE, a. C'sI3ck- W1rk Past I'D
y6-- ~ client Master LsEre-s- visitors ga
tsEEAliy inv.t-d.
oTTO " wISKLER. 2 IT r
Avg GuudiaTh secretary
m IsSpUEI CHATTER. No :. RA NJ
rv state! cuuvscaf.1u this 1Nareavl go
INK az Z. cIl-k- MARX Ma<t.- fsxrs. y-fsI.r--
cordially invited. y H. GILLESPIE. II T.
g : DicE'e. Secretzry-
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Mrs. Warranca and Madga G[aIma.

private home. cCnff.susnt-. SO. Adoption II
desired r@rf-ct H-c.L-icn. ir-eruiarifAs t--efst
par qsv IN work. ladies IN trouble. call ~
rTi-s -i7sA Olive. Phone i.o-s-
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Ftf. sale ~ - ruuEs-A -l~s.-- ton ! 81
Erl- ranch IN th- 1T rsffi--TTt-.rE s---l1u g
-h- ccIutry. meas san Angelo Tex MILD ~.1-
f--s. ~ fs-fllrE. AMI allow" l'IaraEfia-. u. ne
ATf.~iHI t--'t and viii grow onions. ranch 3f---
pros .fGs---s STATE sr-rIl land. tGN-- VII -ay-
- I've - n least "a moths .1rr.r wU--n
3. - acre 49, VII -xraasE- ~ ri-y .r
Town yFY.-ar-y t4E4-z - r---t4 .l.r4-- Allr.--
4 y ..IE.r-.-- N-Er.-l- ~
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GREENWOOD HOME

Fo- ssle-s.ostheast ccra@r o, RerSinxto7 and
Cambridge tGTe-nvpodl. .-story h-lrk house ~
roorrs. hail. rne cellar. -tc.. arranged ~ on.
families: lot 5u1Izs f.si: vat.s II, sa,se-
will ser on easy terms. -
KELLEY y z 90. llla rr,e..n.1.
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

FOR sale % Tra1--Elsht furnished r-osns
iNay- fun. rent -. wnzt have ylI7 s. Y.
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.ssI Washington ave- conducts frsr-class
s-laiiSr1 rum Tor conEnerl.nts: infants adopted.
elegant accommodations. twenty yeaES' expert
cree. trained nurses: lSdi~s, when needing .
specialize. come or write. strictly respectable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-12

Chamberlain PsIkt-fior sale brand -1sur -uo.
gas. hot ana cold water, s!it- rlof riIs I tarh-
Tocrl- grar.ioid cellar. furnace &c. ais bs-I.
WOO nl-li-- sDt +N.'. feet. Terms Sl.fsl "a n
and balance monthly Payments. hcrse open
from TO every cay For price and further
particulars see
KELLEY r. 4 CO. Ill, chs.,nu, NJ.
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ANCIENT FREE AND

HAyOSp.
>>>>>~~>>~>~~->>->>~~--
e EToS LODGE No NJ A P A.
- H-E~siL-r concentration tbs t1.1u-
cEyl eErraas a. - '-l0s %CTE- ysr-f Va
soIs cordially Invited
c. G Walton. sscre:sEy
G CSNOS LODGE. No - 4. ?. 4 a NJ
~ Regular ccfa-.4t.-.icatioE ;his ,Nonlayl
ei-air-S AZ Grant avenue temple " -. de-
ef-~- Niri;ar, always welcome
va n PECK. X. u
GEORGE whSHISCiTOS LODGE so 4
W \ r n a u. gill hold stz.ef cr-..zu-
~ .;io. Iues1ay. September II. az 30 , "a
G.-yn.c Ter-pi~ Grant s-d tirn.v a.-aur-
WORK IN tie .nteEe1 ayr degrees vi.'t-
ing sr.-sF.a cordially Welcome
G-JIRSE - JAMES, " N
wm L Rssso.ds II. Secr.;s-v
NJ Is>OU ri LODGE, NO. l. A r 81 VI
w. Stated coE.E-gEi aatLcn or T1ur-'.y sep
sonic Tempt. p c e-s---. -Sa-nin.tl1ls.
M-fnter. requested ana l-,Cnr hre;a-.a IN
y7t.t 20 att@-. ~ r. ri EssER y =.
Joas II Deems. s-eE.;sD.
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MR. s. ANNIENEWLAN0

Private licensed home '1r ladies h~sore an!
during confinement: OLDER and most relilbis
institution 81 the state. established oTer for.y
years. home comforts. TIs0the-Iy care: inf.n-.
adopted. Irregularities successfully rr.stec a.
isfsctiCu guaranteed: ladies In trouble cali or
AZ
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~
br.aEia.; oltlotal: &c. s E4y: close :. Falr.
VERNON .G,5-Sio-ly ,urr.ish-. rJ1-us. 81
day each p-rsln. lard optional: close O. Fsir.
VERNON. s.Is-Ho1 n: I,Tlvs,- faTs..g. h-.ax-
fast .. desired. close 70 Far. phone Forest
iI55A
VERNON. --.--E.s.rs. waking distance 20
Far .-.t-sss'. rates r~a+ nabl-. F-Hr" F-r-
IE-.,.oS. 5-.--..1s-l. clean. e.z.- rra1i-
-p,us. a-eaL:a-'. . desired rrisat- family.
c.n-' o. ia-s
yE:ES.N -1-s-Is1.g-I- xtrh t.r.ax.t-r- l-rt.-
:.fUl i'1r.. we - raf'~. tsI .r'-1r-- -.at.-
. faf. fH''- - r-'-fi-- u'r.r- s'-~-' '-'N
WASHINGTON. s.F. rrr!s-, TAR sss.'Hr.
ao', rur- slated with r.r- r.arrs ar: go. .fssf.
s s"r d.
WsSi.I,. .sTnS F-t-i..r-Iv ra.r.. f.rfra'e
;srl'l-. Hr.af,s-' '-r..ra. r.i'-- = rI-''-s
80 Fai-
WEST HEt.I.E f.s-Ta.l. r~ns ,4-risr.s
--.u- I'm ana la--. 8 tsv
WEST p.l.i.E. as My ..--.sr-s -1rn.s
g:;F " 4ita - i.arl. T-' f-iHH- g,
WIS., ''ISE Us4Iagl--. --.r. % I'm aaf
t-7r' -.-.a-rr ~ -ar". rt-a. Liai-. sstM.
MOZART HOTEL Soc A DAY.
--tars -r-a-a sH4 H.rssI s.a. meals -.
20 'arrz 80 fsar '-.-'. -s'- .-.-S ......1.-z.
,-.-..t -.1--a'i p -sit. ..I l. "a. l's.- ---rs
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PERSON SI..

personal.
~. ..IiE., 'ps's,-' d.. .haso~,nS asa
.IR CAZEAJ-N. =. Washingto1 iTsaf. iTrsT
g.sflti.s al a. :efaa.e troubles. - v-srs -.
ERGO Ta%-p j. guaranteed - -.li-ss SIP
r-.--.-nz 3 r1S tlT- S-z-atix - Wa-h.rstri
FOR .irt.-.s-.-I.-- z.lssi ta5s si-l Sr.. -.
L1ts.-ti- E---e G-z-r! 80
FOR Atsr-l.-- Fs-- sary girl. r.. SO Ia
GOLDEN -E-ai. s. G-r box .sH wasaIsx
Ton A..
LADIES M T.Fuiat,= n-,.f fa.i.: conpi-i.
LADIES -iii rot r-sT.t ealing en- Mrs Hoi-
land. c5nr1cfnants. lowest price, ifl1 y iitF
,'AEIE QUAINT. sIect Ir.aifnenf fo= rh.g-
Inat.sia. ysrc- he;ss- i--1-s Olive: eP-a .y,Hs-.
MRS. = SCHROEDER receive. c,rfasrs,n-.:
l.t.-- cail 81 Franklin.
MRs HRII GI,S - ono hour 20 :. no
rn~iicine -. iaelede . Ia: Lin.eII sM.
MRS. u. DIEHI. - y rsTe--1n rece.vss
eInaa.za.nts: ADOPTION Z ,,.sir-i. ladies. can
Igs. DR.. SMITH S5ss Piston sh-5lu:eiy
se-.G-iss bef.re ard during eenrn~nn-nt: terms
T.sset.sti-. i.esurilla; "a. kinioch i.5sD.
Mis- Or SMITH. 30 East91- ab-5iuj. g.
cl-si'1 before and during s0r:irsrnent- terms
T-iseE-lt..-- It.-urnont sisA: kinloSh I.z.D.
PRIVATE matte -sas-.ss 80 sfther -eI
esiCily cgr.-i tr-atlle-i re. llIh :. Ninth
PRIVATE ans. ,or ..alie. igrins coniias-
avoid exp..slT~. traif-I nur--.: best az care.
?. rfert ssrlgsi-u, 81 dissesss and irrsEglsritie.
KIND IN ~ CITY In chaIJr- o.. regular srslI-
a.; and T..ssis ~, se.An al - sidr--s
Or. Dennis 80 fssul. M'i iss.s..s pas s,:
saasfii fsf eoaasn, IN nj, sy cs I,s.:
.eclgsian and hume comforts: trained asn..
treated usser absolute xIaran;s-' aides ab.5
n.-olng .r-cialls;. en.ne or write me
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PRINTING.

N-ff-f on ssfl- --.. siIh.af. 7.rsrssf~.
'rr-..Ea- g. - M-iil q ''.. f-l y Eses-urE'
f-iI-EA' lNN BROS r-Ir.-~rs. = pine. -.....r
yaUr H'-ss--sE md Eua -.t-r - -l-ss-r s-. ra.
."sunlarr.ai sHIS a -l-g4a--T. Nm 4.rN-
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TRIBE OF BEx HyR.

RIBE or BEN HUR. HARMONY COURT
No Ie!. ul@et- wen Monday at roTfa-
xe.; conner Iv.nty-ssccrd srr--t saa Franz ?
av-nE. Members EXPECTED and visitors inVI-.,.
20 be yr-s--f - y. c. M Cais:
30 1871 franklin sv--u.
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DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 OLIVE.

Medical and surgical diseases Of women a
sptSls ly. operations skillfuily performed
Patient. received q. any tiTss. before aad
during confinement: infants adopted. II De-
trouel-. cs'i or vri;t: rsrr1s r-asc.aoIe- Con-
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5 Per Cent Money
To Inv. have f.u-. 5, 80. ,lH5. 5, -.
b. goo. So :. -. 80. s-a'-. IL
o.. 8 81 t-J AZ 3. go 20 loan a. l-r
l-s- .sr----f on extra ga --g'.-l;v. - Luis
Clrg .r-g-...I r.aI .--af- L.ly
kiEiEY Y. y -. ill 11le-'aiii .
" Il HEEILLT r. Z. / CO. - Chestnut.
ma. f"aas OF city realty. arr arnl-rt. love-;
.stas SEt n '!esy IfG!i4ins l.aas made
On PrrsonaI property.
~~~~~~>~->-~-~~--~~
MONEY 70 Ilun on ,-Tu-ffGr-. piano Other
i.--~.ral uru.-Efy- /, a-r cent annual iuts--zt.
% con --.!... q s.l-r-- .. La.Htalr
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FARMS ron SALE.

FARM. % sr-as IN tract. In IL ~r1'ff-a-fe-
= acres waller caluf15fah.a fvys;i.7. :, tttss r.,
SIX rooms. harm and other n"oe-.ary eu-buili-
!1rs- orchard plenty = god water near
church and s~h01Incrlz.. lI-a-ef .Irb, 90.
from S'sei-ilie. CraNforl COUNTY II no.
~ " \. Eaton. ch.rryvllle 81.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FEL-
Iowa

LOWA.
"A .CHOi. LODSE. 40. H. /. o. O. r.
M E-~-s every Monday sy-link ~ .,c.u--f..s
MAJ Sin-te-nth AID wright streets GOrx n
Tie eeg-ses N-iiiEs Srsihr-n NelcoEas.
Il. r ORE@SE. -. u.
David f-f'J. Secretary. -sI- North siEis
street
= .1O..s 4-JDut-. ~ : /. U. o. y,
= Eas~ss sv-rg saturday even &c a. 3
l.ock 81 O!t Fr.loSs b-i.g-.r, scgtE-As; co.,
Nina arc owe stre-ts. In hall No I
k.s'.1=s s-lccue sat ugsrl1sTs expected 70 at
tend -. MAJ EESOS ~. u.
IL a. Hamilton. secretary.
llIlLDs-i L>JoOE. ~ - ". v. r.
w meets lGes1Ay evening o. each wee. al
saI No !. Ocf F-.ioxS building corner SlaiA
AZ! Oiiye. a. o'clocS- WORK n secoad csg=-e
September 8. Visiting brothers Invited 20 az
tend A. ! DAi-EYxPi-E. y. C
). u. Re-! S-c==t.r.
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ROYAL ARCANGN

RAND COUNCIL MISSOURI nova
" AfCsnau. ~ 3c1-slI IiarI.r. R,.ii.t-.-
A ror1!Gi welcome visitor. frl.r1. 49,. ,
.ra members frUn abroad
=. BARBOUR. @ X
John c EiiiinEr~urth 'srznd s.cr.;s-.
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cold. SILVER. NICKIL PLATING.
DYING. CLEANING. REPAIRING.

GOLD. silver s-. rl-Esl Glsf.Hz II al -
4. -r-..-s. repairing 10 -i.-.rAI-s q speciality.
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LADIES -r9 Ffrt.--leu. brig T-9r spring
sr--..r-- o. 80 f-lrl- '--aTiIE 1f iv-as t-1 .
.E7 FRANKLIN
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/ VAST - by Law. medical sri rta-r
BOOKS E1r l.fualau. tuuA-sl.s-. 80 .a-xs'
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MORGAN. fsi-Se~iy Furnished rooms Z
ND.la's Fai- Visitors. electric Egh-~. hath-. %
srEpn.. Iron t.ds. IN elegant T.s't-ac-- Ts
.Lf.a- ii.f
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ROOMS AND uo,Ru w.,TyD


N'i NC couple a-slr- r.a---l1 nat 70 - >
re'-r.nees eSH-ar..t- f-s-.'f.s . g.s- r.-l O
aTpiy. III = -:..4tT..
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Or. Dennis

eIar and surgeon. conducts the oaiy r.sp-~.shis
sanitariur- for confinement in this city perfect
seclusicn and hume comforts: trained asne.
lcusst terms. all feral- troubles .Sii!fuIly
treated under absolute ktaarar-e-. aides wh-a
needing p specialist. come write me
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ROOMMATE. gentleman. .sz.-4 sco-, rV5
a. Cotysr!-uc-s. 8 - T.@[. 80 Is'Ay.t,s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-12
HOUSES. ROOMS ET,-w.NTEp.
real ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED FOR BUSINESS pIEPosI

WASTED-I,l-atlru - t5sri.Es l8ue- o
sIlal! hotel. I1dsu Territory 80 Okisf IN H1
g. Republic.
Evening journal., 1904-07-11
sHERiFF SALES.

sHERIFF'S SAIsE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ of Ncndiuona ENponas 20 me az
rcctod. viii be exposed % public sale az
the Court House. on Market street pc
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets In me
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county.
State OF Delaware.
on TUESDAY,
THE 2GTH DAY OF JULY, l01i
AT 10 o'clock a. M,
the following described real eState, VIZ.
All that certain piece or patcti on @ -@a.u
with the buildings. fixtures and machlheiy ~
thereon erected, for the purpose OF mdh-
ing and supplying gas situated ln lnt
civ of Wilmington. New Castle county
and State OF Delaware, bounced anu de-
scribed as follows. TO vii;
Beginning at "a stake at the northwest
crly side OF the Marsh road az a corner
OF land late of John Fins, now on lne
Harlan and Hohingsworth company
land north SOS. degrees west 42i feet to
the middle Of ditch dividing this from
land belonging 20 the Wilmington ana
Northern Railroad company; ths nee
along the middle OF said ditch and by
land OF said Railroad Company south
36a, degrees west 4f3 feet 70 the northery
side Of Beech street az l0 teet Wide
thence thereby south 5liz degrees east ~
feet to "a stake in the middle Of the Marsh
Road aforesaid. and thence thereby north
14h degrees east 40 feet 20 a spike and
north 3fh degrees east $50 feet TO the
place OF beginning containing acres End
forty-nine hundredths OF land, be the
same more or less; and also all that ccr-
tain lot piece or parcel OF land with four
frame houses thereon erected situate IN
the CITY OF Wilmington. county OF New
Castle and State of Delaware, bounded
and described as follows to wit:
Beginning az a point In the southeast
cry side Of Railroad avenue IN the line
between lands of the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company and lands
of the said party Of the first part herein
conveyed distant PCS 7-l0 feet southwest
erly from the intersection of the said
| line OF Railroad avenue with the centre
said side Of Railroad avenue q a curved
| line l4ia feet radius; thence myth 80 De.
erees l5 minutes west for a distance of
| % feet measured along the before men
( toned property line; thence in a south.
/ westerly direction for a distance Of "
/ feet measured on "a curved line Of l47
/ feet radius 10 point In the line between
/ leriue liauehev; thcnce south So degrees 1
minutes east for distance Of G5 feet meas
ured along said property line: thence
north IS degrees 70 minutes east for n dis
t0nce of sixty and twenty-five hundredfh
+ feet TO n point IN the before mentionel
/ property line between lands herein con
I veyed and lands Of the Wilmington AM
north &c degrees Is minutes west for
tdlstance OF - $40 feet measured a ON
seid pronertv inc 10 the place of begin
u ming. Containing an area % ninetv-ip
thousands Of an acre.
n Seized and taken in execution as tn
nronertv of Oxv-Hydrogen Company q
tho state Of Delaware, a corporation eN
istine under the laws Of the state Of Dela
ware, and 70 be sold by
UNtNffT r III m. Sheriff.
Shorlf's oface, Wilmington. Delawar'
July s. 1904.
Evening journal., 1904-07-11
Plannina summer Trlps.

At this season of the year, the get
away idea is prominent in every ones
thoughts and all those expecting to
have a week or more vacation during
the summer are arranging for their
trip.
There is no doubt that the change Of
scenery, air, etc. if only for one week,
is very advantageous to both mind and
body, and the greater the change the
better the improvement.
But in considering a trip Of this kind
almost as important a question as
Where to Co" is How to Go" and up
to-date travellers who are posted most
ly try to arrange their trips so that
they can do the most part Of their
travelling by the Reading system.
The new summer schedule OF the
Reading System shows a number of
swift, well equipped express trains
leaving at frequent convenient inter-
vals the Reading Terminal, Philadel-
phia. for the mountains or fertile farm-
ing lands of Central Pennsylvania, and
from Chestnut street or South street
ferries for the seashore and points in
Southern New Jersey.
For those unfortunates who are pre-
vented by business or home necessity
from spending even a week away, the
! Reading system offers special conven-
lient one day trips i'm every direction.
+ Travellers destined to the White
I Mountains or other New England
points will find the hourly trains tC
land from New York, leaving both ter.
minals every hour-on the hour a spe.
cial convenience.
Evening journal., 1904-07-11
LOCALS WIN OUT BY
I BRACE IN LAST INNING
ssstisburg Had Game Well
in Hand But Lead Was
Overcome

b Phenomenal pitching by Brownie
Foreman and the timely hit Of Farrell
whom Harrisburg let go. was the means
Il their undoing at South Side Park on
sSaturday. when Wilmington won an
exciting game by score Of 6 TO 5. The
winning run was made in the ninth
ning after two men We're down.
~ The fight was am uphill one. In the
first inning Harrisburg Tailed four
runs and it looked shady for Whining
ton. but they managed to get two men
around in the same round.
Foreman hal been out of the box
for a week nursing "A sore hand and in
the first inning it took him some time
to settle down, but when he did there
was but little coming the visitors way
They secured but one punky hit after
the initial inning.
McGeehan pitched a good game fol
Harrisburg, but hits We're made wher
they were needed, which was response
bic for the locals taking the big end OF
the score The summary follows.
Evening journal., 1904-07-11
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Members Of Lulu Temple Lodge to
Visit Atlantic City.

Imperial Council. Ancient Arabic or
der Of the Mystic Shrine viii gather in
annual convention i'm Atlantic city on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
The Lulu Temple branch of the order
will go down by special train leaving
Camden on Wednesday morning. About
twenty five members viii go from this
city. They will have headquarters at
the IriquOis Hotel
The convention Of the order, which
lis a branch of the Masons, VIII open
TUESDAY i'm a han on oYung's Pier The
city has decorated its big jubilee arch
with emblems in electric lights Of the
order. and a scimetar, star and cres-
cent will glow from it in colored lights
while the convention Is i'm session.
The ShrineFs viii have two parades
One will be i'm Arabic costume and will
take place during the day, and other
i'm which 1000 thirty second -degree
Masons viii take part, viii be in the
evening, and the paraders are to APP
pear in evening dress with red fez.
Evening journal., 1904-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
DEAL
ATLANTIC CITY.

HEAL EsTATe-cITX
FOR sALE-LoT ON SOUTH sIDE or
Shallcross avenue. near Bro0me street.
i5xlo0 feet. WIN be sold cheap to cloae an
estate. Apply Real Estate Department.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. ns-u