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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
HELF W.STEG-IALE.

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iisccI,nnenu..
EELLMhS-Head beiiman. IN Ii2. Es-
public
EELLMAN- Head haliman. giy. reference and
r. x, ,,s S"f,' =, per nth, room and hotid-
- :, Z -
p. li.GGT "fD-her. Columbia Transfer 20. 5.i
l'f manufacturing house: ,ru.ty asslscaut .or
branch osne' Si- pad weekl,. r,f:.sB Peg
M.'ms.t' 20 ,agi,tl tgnifr1 pfo' l'Gs "tpeii-
~ b.a3iGiu. Chicagc.
s,pr.r, mi ian ao!'1 IT. m ''i ,.,i G'jga
rra" ~ md buArI ,t, l'gl Issis.t
nEETi+r- -F'r.,-,.i..7 :,rl,i7s..,e Gcntl7f: g.s-i
Gown Bat f..llgr WORKER. stat. rstlar, EN
~. E.uGb'ic
blSilN h[HEi Wri'" "on.an 70 wa n dish
49, ~. '.. i.l'.-
bp@.T 'HlaE trle. a.nr f4g. 1p-'t t4rs,"r
Z" r'ii. inors wA" 'l.s price 70 'hc h'r'
.I,. ~ 80 80. genuine ''."-@i@
binELIt Tenth -'
FIVE yprus rl"f. aI-s' sus'- party f,r Wet
- tal 'ss 'fl-,- ~ Ous.
TDT.p ,..fI,,r.- ,-... ,g,..,--...- 80
pan. Wo,' - r.,..rg. rHI rs...ua.,. tl,rs.
f.Iifn'.. y iufH'. he'd NJ Is'.I.i valley t...
~ y i.'.-,'t-
lr"rsGMA:,- .,5..Ir,r. .s5y M,Ezau.-
Iy.r..II,f,;jsv-- g.,r,'... .-t,,, ,,.,-, = "a =
,,nt, - ne. - 'f.,,'. '. - ~ ,f =. ~ ~ -
own hani"r''iaE Et - E'Hggii..
EITl,JPS: -T.. ,,r,, I.. ,,-.t.,'---,i- ...-,,7,.
crap.,,m.nt ,le cs''c At I,f.tf,.,s f.e-faT,,qg,t
- - o..ss.
MAJ fight. lean ,ofI. sl,G cfi.Hcs fsr
q, : -,
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-J"N t" 'ut stencils out ~ paper. uu7t be
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

AZ r.i cs.at,ighed vITs anf iron works For
affirmation address p e. Gnsrrant. AeTnpnlsI
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

C.1TEI.T. rrrtr..;isrervs p.t-e -. Sco
mont. fs.ss r.l--.. sst..s. s.--1"r Scr abeft
81 Glga Uy-iEs Fa.r L-1-"rags CO.. 80
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

GgggrTtI egls- timer. olive e $50 =
fg.r..s. r-ra counter traa-a er.H-r a."E R5sG.
-. l1yF worlds FAX EraH"razh Cp.. -
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SToRB E4aGiES. =Ts : !, ~ "
l:MBi:E..-s; L.i..v:< 3, 'IiE 60. tsi7 D.iTo a.
roE SALE M,.CuliANEoIs.


ANt;i.IcA% saee z. ..slrlatr. co-talt L, .2,cs
IN h-@is. ii.rn sn"s me o.: lraIns.' lTt'
:.
iAftrf - Iiit iI"'aas'S pLlt|. Gail at once
iola y. Ninth st.
Best coal oil t=a;ers. s.. - at conton Bros.
!sH .aagh"t-
enc -.r.ilr,---l- ~ iT,eI arl -egt5.g~.r. chf
rawa.. yyI.sr xiii l., .S,l s5r CHargca. Call
McH.nan warshDuse 60. I:f5 y. six.H.
ITIITsTIT a,,t ro5I ,sT,s. r-r sars or -eri:
rsastHa5ie. Fo7gief. i2iT cas-.
T.Ts,E5E- IL ~ {ITr.-F- I-sI- ,:isy t55l,s.
ca.ar.. rod Tor suty.T:i-.ugs t.ay-sr All )
Frc1,i,yay
T.T-y f,,-TT.g r-77gf.s -.r-igSe. ,rhifa I.ad.
A. t. ~ tifest .r-stera PAINT and Clior %.
81 .i1iei.ostel, ~ r ii'.t n. "
CTAltl OAT.. Ie-I aral clfaere.t place in city;
Ief: cg2i, sts atart, = a:ou1t ollEe u
= ..Ls I.iL--.,. - ~ S.eth. sia!il 1L.h- y -
1-TjE-7p -, - ~ go - ---,c-<sos fvt1T--s
ari .faI,irg srs \. Rros.isay.
.7IEsP- -.-,r --7r1 Ca--o lewis 8 TGlI,
Be,iirE ard siprIy Co jS c Four:h g,
,-GAT-T.a7. I,T-,-I 7I-- Mount C5IIve I.c- de-
i,,.a,oi so.,.t,sr, 49, ~ - - = =,
GOATrLorr's high grade l2c: - ofTe u:
II.la 80, I.r, l1i per ~ 70 i@""'-
37.---
a. 80 IL ~ = t,i,.si..r,f -.., e'-'' -
---
rpAiFLETE rostagLlnt i.At'Iree: NUS s.l -
chr 81 '''--
FINE hIiIard and POOL tables and . f!.ies-
=. = - ..tl- ~ - -I3 = -S-.t.
.fL9!tlSf fixtures. Apply at once to Sii' >.
-,-..+----.tI.-
FOR sal" or ES ,hanEe-tdtsorl Triumph Pho,
nosrApA: - records. horn sui stand in No.
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mEl.r WhHrED-MhLE.

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ceeairr rg 'nIcr rrfntln.: prs steady I.sit.oi,
kM ls Republic
i,,r.t.,.I, - -.,,----------- :,
'i ~ 'ls'.1 81.
RAHHf:I:-,ioyq farbe- I=IZ = T,.1-7t,---,.rs
"aI
"iI.HEH First-cls.s" barler. 252i y Brad
HAHH.i: FOR saturday and sunday. i0s
$ Eoar'l
y. Nin.h.
r:.-t.E- T-- ,;,,I-7,.- --,,I c:--,-1.-.. 49,. {;
--i-,i,---,-5
a. .Ni.i- - ''"nG barber for saturday and sun
41y- - ria-k i'-
H. 'Ntiit x flr Sg,urI!y and sunday; 81 20
El.il..l = ~ ~ s.dl ct
.,,l,.nii lnii Hi.n for Saturday and aInday; 81 guar
---,------ = = y ~ "..'ll- -
c,,,,,.,.., -,, 5,,,lIn!y and Sunday. 81 30
go .s'.s,,,.g- wv @aikes.
iAHEhR for saturday and Sunday. good
N - L-.--,,H axe
Sc ;t,i%g : halgers f,r saturaay and
:@-t'-,..-s ;4-I guaranteed : y. SEVENTH.
l'.I...stSatnt.aE ~. & ana sunday 81 guaran-
-. 49, y, ~ MSS. -. Z. oirlad ave-.
M.si Main Main ST. Aellsyl!e. M: no 5gnaay WORT.
ist5,,, y.ti, a'"' East st Louis. s. a. Honings-
SUNDAY; f7poi wue"s guaranteed 1921 n Sew
eLl'h-
IAhREk- Ftrst-class. steady barbor one
~ y" "'HeEH Heeu apply. IL guaranteed. go
y. ,"iii.t-ii-
r- 5,, az go o2dy boy nlakoTa
-, -. 5.-:----- - -.
Magket, '''N ''"s ''*s''''a"' '''
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COOS \ To | COX for restaurant; good
lis, III 7'''' f+''' ." MaI"e' a'e-' Last 81
mon. IL ','nii:hG eHSieF" on ladies' and
ls5yvn :r'. 60 ,t -r.,,.h ,,it ,,Sis' 't'
r-IT5--5 TyT,.I-I-I.t, -.i,e -
.-,. fI,-5s- tra.,.F. an!
RON ~ Pa,tcrz TIcts' ali dby l,ny,,rsa,p'y ep''y
J-T,-i-:TTI = ,.--i- - M -
v,r Ei.,lth hsher l t1r 6ody
-..-- -. y - - L'.,e .. LSlL Onss.
s4o and board: at once. Acme. 14sa MarSot ''''
FOREMAN - .Trrl's IofE0IIITIr- -T1T,I --7I,.t bc
AZ Al all-rOEnd man. KM 10 Republic
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I'm ~, H"I 3A!e e-Ctiher+ hppiy A!nert-
= .,.,,---,-,,. -.
,,.,.-f 49,, r[itL an4 GrII press hands Apply
~ Ai,lo-t-t.n Car md Foundry Co. Madison. Ill.
HffiIPf:RS-l nrpantc-s Tnachiiiis. and biacE
FIni'n o hslrGrs % and handy men f1r shops. Amer
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s,t ,Tii Sii, c"fnaos"'i. spaIdiHS Stationary Co,
t,5 @I p12T' C ;sHr g. ~ ex7srtene"d Rpsldins sta
t.,'trE %. - L-i-e s..
MhtrIicSiST-t'.. t'..-rratent Tnschfn{p- IN r7e-,I-
.I.,i. ..nk sHI9..S state experience ard expec-
Ia-l.-s- l-s- Nj ~, i3iuh.lc.
MA,TtINIST fo- ail-ToInd work.
p 'lta iiT IL. Li'9 a.. nine q, p
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81 LOUIS u = A.
CIS Chemical hlGy
MEN AMI tnyt 10 ,corr rrrrhInr ,r,..
c5Tnc pfo. CO.. scnooi Of p practle4,i PUNT
.5c t!7I-4i7s FGston ave a4nf fTr cst,Ioe-hs
,-z.ss=<iI..i;;.= -----------
=, LAS Lti!.it 10 DID on plaStefinS house. SJ3
!(clii .-'H.
s,I5.ITsAIN ISV JnI,,.I ,g-T,71cr IJ.o-I1,i.
C,, 80 Gtg,o - 7'' '''''4Et- '''' 'i'e'ii'ei
---.--,---- -. :, S----- ~.
:>itCIAfhKERS:- i'iFst-Class edge trimmer on
mems McKa-. also 4aintrlakrr an sam. An
gl pTl = Want NT, Hove Brown shoe Co. Eighteenth
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BIsIvEss FOR SALE.


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BUSINESS FOR SALE.
,1 ~~~>~~~~~>~-~~~~~s>~>>eseS
a. ~ cs.at,igted p.ife ana iron works. For
laf' rTr.!t.,n address p {. |nrrant. Mernph'''
Tenn.
EIPFF7P eEap: < Tentn. iz5 down. bal,
ance D.e,i. 81! month; chaif., "iSs""i'
ke1l,y 90. ll1 y. s.'h,--- ---------------------
dBf-. f.st anu sst'r. bargain. re1t az; vine
;.'Etl grt si9te ~. L,isl ~. -Sl..s u
u, %, - ~ ,..Pia,. een;IinH money
f-iaA.t. ~. down handles h5lCur f@aiS
o.. 10 X Ninfn. ~
rT7TF[. --~IG%Ef;Y. 2.5S Cnoutsau: good liv-
i-,... NOM pr5oe -. na!f cash: can WORK up
.1r.l. "n. asf --
cpNf'El~rIn;;EitY cisars and .;i t9nafco sda .aua
:-l.-:. al. --
9TH 5s.. ..' iii. :.zss 4, + ss.s is'
- ,i...l. la.aa.o. ~. i1.ar ,4sk. good ax.
. 5.5-- rs al =.:5= .55= .::i:;z .s::z
.lr's'. %. ~, .as@ "r-if F-.f Hf'EhEhe'
60. - '-"'ia-.-
- i:-' ,is- s.+,.fF -, r. -, s,9 gaf'
t--..' D.. ~, - .i.. -. - 30. i1in
r., ,.g-f.st.,er
-GE.:Ts. flUDa.sz ss;ofs. t'e saaaesss ard
49,. ...,--.- ,.lr-s a. .556 \
mouth c-va rnuat"E ,.an-s r' .-r e''S h"s1
I'' |lEs- h'r-- , ! 'h'- 4'..''i'>" N@'-' -
-.,.,...,-,--- ...7.7-. ,,,I--,s- --,Tss ;Iga
4; j. - -: --ssr5' = r,.. .oc7,.1n, 1i.5.j
-, -,.,-.g.s f-atr y kerslsa Co, GlS cneat-
aG. .r
-1.f.,4-T=..F- 1--- --.--.-,1-v. fge corner: -
rsat. r. p .-ma. sr,.erdid b,lz.less. iiT5 b1y-.
e.sG... r-c.-.c .cIJa. "'rifs E'at- Br1kgass
60 - 'g5..'..-
fsl.D. t.fsT. a.gsaet.assFyf r"e onI..E. 81, ~
rcn;. f...s .sas.-. 1pisnL.G business; 40 bIy-i
=. -, 3, -...----..- .. -- z---------.,,,
,Ia-'., ,,.~' -,t- r.l-,..-sss Il ID
-a-..;. 1
l.l.f.r lst..SE'-Iir r. 4.ls Iucss. rert t1c:
81. NJ h-tt. - ~, =; . ;rs "a ana
i..------.Z - --..- .. -
~ .''h ~. -E,I 90 -, 3 L5E2at .ay-
5T+-t-s ,.-t.,.-. -. -. i.r.-a ,ha Isl. aT
- - 80
- =. ..i.--. -s.
HI@T a.tr.s-, T.'l rs.-.-al li..,iP SasA
..'..- .5'. ''''i ga
-,
-,.,--.,l I.E5;--. .-G.-..T. r-9l Tag.a- 5us.-
r,,0.. r...f tu.s.a-. i.t= Restaurant. 10 l7rsa--
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.t-.-.-.t-riBs.IFY. Is-Z :. G=<4I. three hEo
.,r,t.. rams. rent 81 I.e .g..Isag .ocatiori
- ds..u. aIaaae. -. iz-i' 's@"E. good aH-
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s,Ti. .T,o.s w.>TED-MALfl.

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SITI ATIOsS WANTED-MAIE.
EXPERIENCED fnTuituI" rnh stove man;
s,aniy. sot.r workman: can give references
AIlert i'ieni. 10 ,'t,L,' 'E' ---------------
HOUsEMAN situation rs nou,,iilan 10 10
general heua"Eofh In small family. eiiy ref
.tene2- .!.. NM ~ l:.tntl.y- - -
PHfSIolh ,Reris,rf"i ii'%'ir'tn drnireS
--., WI - ~ - .,
Foi;EMAN. situation az ,., t@Ierian "a :, or watch
I'AlN1,l .llation ny an sspsi.aneol E4it;!-
Hsligblll. --------
P, HTFI. situation b. log"a man a, porte;
J.mlgr. "'i,'F; mtT '.int 81 ,S'd W'tE' 20. n..
i,,,1 afT.nd 'na Is Wiling references hM ~ E''
g!.-.l-. -.
WhTrHMHN-ro-!i!yna ~ ya'chuan tg stout
y"nnE mn. iM ics. i:"uuli.c
wATrIt sl,unt,,.n ~ wl'..'lan gr rom" rom"
4 . 70 n. aif-, 't'' & S'' Gr"1d and s'''
"nc"s KM s3 Republic
u,.' I.y, '.1n 4, ,,n,, iy,I II n p-.f
I'r
Nj man n = yguuI ta.e .ua..-a.u ~
Win gone COMPANY or exhibitor for Port anil
otI. I.' s,,Ii.y ,nl Up ,;,s ',,, - ,, Div, t
--
ii' ''.i;>' nE~ ~ - ) - ~ 'i' - -,
i,is ititini'.it XII, I'm. gI.. Viii r.'c!y"
prompt attention Trg is German AnIsi iran
bureau. u :. Fourth At
s---==-----l--- -
EELr NASrED-FEMAiE.
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Ron>~rvork.
s>es->>>-~---~--~.z--,---
VIII = TlEt,-I:l' FfhhEil',. il',.-
nor SFGIEI,-CaI after . o. m. Ilcs I.ocrrt.
- ,-,,I,,-t.,, +, +, - 80
-. ~ VI l'"'"-'' aF'' f''t' 80 "'''' @'
----- -.--sz.
rner ar-
-. - ,.--,+-
.ssa ~ I,,re5ia i'',-''i'' ''' R'"''"'
rot rSEGIi;L Girl ror general hou-e"or';
tcg Cnhannr avt.
ffOl ~sGiNL- f,r Rencrn! homework
s3Sl Aihion place
Hot -EGiHI.-I;oad gil for g,r@rti house
WORK 80 l-Icied".
C~rGIRI.-t4ood girl fuI r"r~rnl house
v-orI.. 7GlF : pr,.4dway
ITGf-STs1.i,,T ,.Ji =, esiet II, ,,,.sv-ori-- no
vnaniu- ati5 Fla1 ave.
-,I,,I=s7-,.It,, -5.irf .,,-,.,...,,,4 ., ,-roerai
49,, IA i.rl,'
ROT Sf:CTT:I,-,ii.i f,.r general hoaseworK
Call s'l2 Westminster 'fl5r".
--II--,--.,.,.,,,., I-,-..-,I---
@ ny -! -! ;o,s -, g., ~ ~ '"'
TIOT' SFClRf,.food .,iri flr general house
WORK: aH '-.- '1. -. lH'' J. nHlT-
I-7,i.E-.,.IT,I ,.,-I -. .,-.,,I -T7-sc,yIr'-.
family ~ II. adults l.l; :. Fights.n;h
HoUSEGIRL-S for general house
Work. good salary no 'hiIe5eh- !'-1 NaE"ia'
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I2C-JA-r%r;-lICf'S = fas rooms: Washing
ton near T. s-hteeutl. was g 10: rOw $50: SO
down worlds Fa!r Brokerage &C. 0oS Caest-
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=
STORAGE .yD MOVING.

AMERICAN So-Ics and Moving Co. cS15
Olive Moving packing. shipping: al storage L.
-evprat" rooms. both u.'uues " II. I4auEEr.t.
IgJNUf.I1 warehouse; Henry { " Wichc
Storage AMI Moving Co. l5l.-is franklin ave:
nIorcT advanced wnen desired: k!Tl0rh { 952.
.SEw YORK S:o;ass c.. Twc7.v-reccnd sud
" ash. move. mack. SriU S:uT. furniture IN
srnara-" roor-e: climate given: work cuaran.
SOUTH side Sto-3ro and Moving Co. iS5i.,5
Sidney 81 ri.il Sidney ~: Kin rch. Victor CO..
CTCRtEE ABsCLIsEtI FiHEfEOuF.
- SiiF7NI new warehouse. tfhnC and La
clcde, for safej,.e epins us furni;,Ifc, pianos.
Trunks ysGaabies b'Nes. etc: strictly 'iTst s+S7
moving. lacking. shipping. &c. Our ire lnS'!:
ance the lowest. Moa"y advanced. SLIP goods
our care. Estimates free Get our rates. Bot
phones, 12cs-:I olive. z. L. LaOlcri Auction &
Storage Co.
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SITUATIONS wAyrEp-FEMALE.

.>~~>~>->-->~-~>>~---~~>I
COOE-S,.tuation b. colored girl cock. \.
2o.3 Walnut.
CNoF-S!tuation by cook FOR small restaurant
Or private: need home: references: Kin. l3T5B.
CoOr-s;ituation by fir.t-class German cook
and hoLisc:naid: city references 3G6 F.nney.
COOK-Situntion as cook: no washing or out
side work: wages $50: no postals Mrs Hughes.
3oCp Easton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srnbaimer or
dertaker. best Of references: enc years expert
ence. Gsll or address 3I3 Easton ave.
observation-disclosures as houreEiri: no wash
ing or ironing. 1908 Missouri avs.
orsniIRI1-situation as houseslrl and to
assist with plain sewing. KIM 10. Republic.
situation IN private family: lie wiling cnd
liable: city references. Miss Schreithofer. s3,s
Lucas ave.
HorsEK KE7E'PE:R-stpstion BY 5-e2ectabls
preferred. wM 122. Republic.
HOUsEKEEPER- by lady as house
keeper: objection 10 children or leaving city;
references excharEei. KM l2i. Rcpubc.
LArNpREss- washlngs Mrs gna-
sen. 22S1 s. Broadway.
LAUNDRESa- Situation to do Washing at
homo or GO out: colored woman. 2sc7 Pap!n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., trst.elass laun-
dress. first daye Of week. Call Saturday or
Sunday. 1922 Market 81. thttd floor.
M1DDLE-AGED woman wants situation IN
restaurant or housework J. w. 1865 Olive.
.:E1:aarrAnY = Young woman. four years
experience as stenograpner. desTes position as
private secretary or correspondent KIM 125.
Rrpublic.
sTENoGRAPHER-Perm petition BY
state salary. Ii1. lI2, Republic.
WOULD like position as second girl: can give
references. BOA Olive.
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HAYWARD'S

Odd Fellows' building. individual instruction
in Shorthand. Typewrting, BoCkkeepiny AItth-
rnetic and Penmanship. Phone eI5 day and night.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

'INf'Er,rID:: risars and tonarco. iaua-
-ry ala n"7.si,s peg Sra;-cG. naTGtiH 2S' ~.
. O. .
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1TI%Ffr r,riD%Ei;Y. 2-l5 cnoGtsau: good Nv
l-....s,.crf- afsSe ~. haH casa. can ""fS W
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Barnes Business College

Board OF Education building. all Locust street
Closed for the holidays. Reopens TUESDAY, Jan.
3. Office oren every day from 10 10 o'clock.
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PDGa!IN N67-ffO--= l. hus rooms: Washing
rg- rea- T..s.taeUtE, va-5 = -" row sSJ; slJo
down. Ws~iG's EaIT Brokerage c.. .Js Chest
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KheHIElSTs AND B0ILERMAKERs.

rlaiers. accustomed to locomotive works; f.st-
class pay: no fee charged. Apply room 8, III
y sixth *,
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IIDXING- -IiOJ:.E: ~ Locust: II 1ns
rooms frsii fiiru.s1't. rr.-e go. easy terms:
IL you want a real snap. &c Gu!c6.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

1 WAIT to buy law medical and other rocd
books. Dan Linahan bookseller. VI Merkek
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AGENTS AND statesmen ---'

wAITER-:3o: room Algonquin Golf Cub
Nerarnec Highland cars.
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STOCKHOLDERS HFr.TrN rNG-So.'ce IS hero
~ riycr that tho annual meeting OF ~" stock
D 'Fs-s ~ he E'v {. Talt"r Dry Goods COM
ranv will b. hold nj thc orflco ~ the company.
Tnuth%rst rornc- ~ Eighth and washington
avenue. in th- t'i'y or - Louis No. on Tri's-
d. n" ~ dG- ~ Janrarv. 'e'5. NJ o'clock
m. for The p'rpose or elcCtng directors 20
s.-v. To- IL" ensuing y.ar. and for the trans
acton - such other h's'nsrs MAJ properly
core before SAID meeting
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STOVE REPAIRS

a. @. RRAUER, s1s-sis n. THIRD STREET
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FLECTICN N0ticc-Rlotmer'a Fark. 50.
Louis. No. December * 1ani.-Stcctholiers are
hereby ro:.ned that n, election for c'even d.
Tectors OF this bank. To- se~ve the ensuing year.
viii he held az tho larkinr-iiouse on MOndsy,
the 9th day Q, January ito5 Polls open from
O'clock p. n, 10 p.
R ]. LAKELAND. President.
wo,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

THE annual meeting o, the stockholders of
n" sligo Iron store c.-nna-y FOR the election
and f.r tho transaction a. euc', ether hl;snes.
as r1tr T-opsrlv come he.cra the meeting. will
he held at tho office S,f tho company. ST. Louis.
No. on Tuesday. the third day nf January.
1856. at o'clock a. N. =. T. CcEhNT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

ErRRIi>.';-fiD'SE y rponf: weH r.,
...5,f .i...:,.4....f. taJns genuine money
iisl.i. ~, down handles. his'oun Rally
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Miscellaneous.
lil:LbMhS-Head baiman. kM Il2, Es-
public
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders -
tion Of directors TO serve during the ensuing
yrar will be held at the office cf the company.
2l3 Merchants Exchange. 81 1.oUis. No.
Tuesday. the tenth dav cr January. 1906 at 10
O'Clock. W. r. CHRISTIAN. Secretary.
THE annual meeting OF the stockTu!d-rs u
the Iarcharts-i-aclede National Ra;,k O, s..
Louis for the election Of .wertv-frJr directors.
70 serve during the ensuing year: will he he'll NJ
i,a hanI5i1c-rooma Fourth and Olive -ta.
Ianuar- 10 1906. Polls from 10 a. n. 20
/ n. IN. GEO T. HOFFMAN. Cashier
THE annual meeting and election of officers
Of the John Mutually Commission 60. will be
hold :. their Offices. 4ni and 900 Chamber Of
Commerce on Monday. Jan. q 1915. NJ . o'c!ock
a. JOHN mutually. President.
vincent N. Jones, SecretarY and Treasurer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-02-27

and hammock MEETINGS full of weather
beaten faces. gnHing ut him with eagcr-
ness and curiosity ~ the twilight. while
n boat was lowered and pulled steadily
toward him by six sailors clad in dark
green.
She proved to he Russian fifty gun
ship. the Anne ivanowna. commanded by
Thomas Mackenzie. one of thc many
Scottish admrals who have bravcly car
ried the Russian flag in the Baltic and
the Black sea.
His Youthful couutryman became his
protcgc. The worthy admiral sought to
make u sailor of Charlie. but the latter
hn1 seen quite enough of the sea while
on hourd the piscatona. AMI while he
was climging like limpct or bnrnncie
to the piece of drifting wreck: so he he.
came It soldier. and served under General
OcIItcrlony. of Guynd. in the Regiment
of SmUlcnskn. where ns n cadet his su-
pcrior smurtucss. intelligence and edu-
cation. not less than his courage. soon
distinguished him among his thick-pated
Russian comrades. Thus in less than ten
years he hrcamc, as we lind him. Captain
Carl iyanovitch BalgOnic. the most trust.
ed nidc-;lc-camp of Lieutenant General
Wcymarn. commandment chief of the city
AMI district of st. Petersburg.
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CIIApriGl, VI.

IL NJ } fslN !.
"You can never know. IvanOvitch Bal.
gonc how much | piticd you----'
You. ladyI" WIS the JOYOUS response
Tint Is. | aud Mnrioli22a." said Na.
tnlic Microwna. slightly hlushing. when
we found YOU sunk on II fever bed in d
foreign land. so far from your country
your friends. your mother perhaps. fol
you arc young enough. | think. to miss
her still ut such time. although sol
der"
Far. indeed. in many ways. replied
Bagonic. with II bitter smile, as he
thought of Uncle Gam. or perhaps 1t was
illness that had weakened him. IL have
n country. to which il Il more than prob
nilc I shall never return: but father
mother or friends have none there--al
who loved me once have gone to the 81
lent grave before me-"
"AIlT
"Ycs. lady"
But you are making many friends In
Russia" said Mnriolizza cheerfully
there are my cousin. Basil MierOwitz
and my brother. Apollo Csakof. WHIT
both. | know. love you ns brother"
"Truc. and most grateful am to then
| for their regard, for both are polished
| gentlemen. l have old General Wey
marn. too. though I know not what HI
will think of this delay in delivering thu
imperial dispatch
ALIAS. that most tircsome dispatch"
| exclaimed Natalie. But | forgot" sh,
added, with n curl of her short uppel
| lip; chose who proceed on the errand'
of the Empress Catharinc would nect
"A . Al.
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A Mountain OF Alum,

In China, about twelve miles from
the village Of Lion Chek, there Is a
mountain Of alum, which, In addition
to being II natural curiosity, is source
of wealth for the inhabitants OF the
country, who dig from 1t yearly tons
OF alum. The mountain Is not less than
ten miles In circumference ut Its base,
and has height OF nearly two thou
sand feet. The alum Is obtained by
qlmrrying large. blocks of stone, which
are first heated In great furnaces and
then In watts filled with boiling water.
The alum crystalzes ana forms a lay
or about six inches In thickness. This
layer Is subsequently broken up into
blocks weighing about ten pounds
each.
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The Secret Dispatch
BY JAMES GRANT
CHAPTER III.--(Continuedo

CHAPTER 1I1.-(Continued.)
"Nay. If he was to perish thus. suspi-
cion might too readily fall upon me; for
he is favorite officer of the Empress.
aud of Weymarn. too. My plan is this
l may ret the dispatch tonight in yon-
der castle"
And il not?'
"Thcn | shall again lure and mislead
Balgonic, and bring him here in the
night"
what thcn?' asked the woodman,
doggcdy.
''lIow dull we are. Taulovitch. We
shall drug aud drown him: thus shall he
die wthcat Il wound. | will take back
the dispatch to Novgoroh. and you can
carrt the body on his horse to st. Peters
i'irg. where II sum will be given you for
finding it. The poor stranger. they will
say. has persisted amid our keen Russian
frosts. and that will be all. Nicholas
Paulovitch, the carcass will be well
worth twenty rOubles to thee
And thy 'ifty?'
"You shall receive when the affair Is
over. and when you come to me at Nov.
gorod. where | am quartered.'
by the bones of my tribe. am with
you, Podntchkine"' exclaimed the half
breed with ferocious JOY. Then they
shook heartily their hard and dingy hands
hands that had wrought many deed
of mcrciless cruelty.
A few minutes more and these worthy
compatriots had separated.
There was n third person who had
overheard the first savage plot. and who
felt her heart stirred with pity and terror
for Balgonic. who had given her silver
kopec at Krejko but yesterday--the gyp.
~ girl. Olga Pnulowna. the sister Of
Nicholas Paulovitch; and she resolved to
battle both cOnspirntors IL she could.
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NEW WAY TO RAISE BABIES.

TO he continucd.)
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Hospital Managers Have Devised an
Emincntiy successful Method.

Hospital Managers Have Devised I'M
Emincntiy successful Method.
Hospital methods are adopted NOR q,
each year In the private treatment Of
babies--thc methods. that Is to say. Of
the superior modern hospital conducted
under the best medical supervision.
The cradle Is doomed ana all Its rock.
ing memories. The child lies upon its
bed and Is not picked up ana carried
about the room even when 1t yells.
Visitors and relatives are no longer
encouraged to pound It In the ribs,
pinch its chin or transfer microbes 10
its lips. This str!ctness i laughed ut
by rlbald outsiders and resented by
critics of the old time regime. which,
like every other fossil. Is attributed to
nature, no doubt, with justice, but
without rclcvHncc.
Actually, this intelligent treatment
of infancy is doing much to check
nervousness In our children, to pro.
tect them from bad habits and need
less eXactlons and to make them self.
reliant. Babyhood, indeed, Is the best
conducted age at present. When the
child grows older It meets undOubted
loss In the substitution OF nurses for
mothers care. a tendency encouraged
by the new activities Of women and
by city life. At the beginning, how.
ever. the first weeks and months of his
existence. when change and develop.
ment are more rapid than at any other
period. the human being has never had
such decent treatment as 1t Is the hap.
py fashion to bestow upon him now.
He il treated for his own welfare In.
stead of for the amusement Of his
friends.-COllier's Weekly.
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Sports Were Wits as Well.

When the racing season was on at
full blast two sports met at their or
binary trystlng place.
II have the strongest thing on rec.
ord to-day" said one.
us that so;' said the other. what
Is it,"
"Onlon in the hamburger steak"
"Thanks," said his friend. II also
have the hottest one that ever came
over the wires"
us that so? What Is IT."
"Ginger at jamaica"