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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

Tire Quincy will arrive al ST. Louis to-mor-
row from 81. Paul with a large number OF eN-
curscnists 10 the Worlds Fair. They are
chiefly from ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Tn City Of Savannah. which came IN yes
terd4y from the Tennessee River. carried n
large freight cargo. including $50 ties and
65.pJ feet Of lumber.
The Lora departed Yesterday for her initial
trip in the Calhoun County trade.
Miss Pat-ta StrlblinZ daughter Of the Post
master at Clifton. Tenn. came TO St Louis yes
terlay IN the city OF Savannah.
The st. Paul Departed yesterday for St.
Paul with over go passengers on board. They
were principally Worlds Fair visitors. some Of
whom are returning homo and cthsVs adding n
river outing TO their visit to the Worlds Fair
City.
The Sidney. which departed To- KeoEuk yes
terday. carried & large patronage Of passengers.
but light with freight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

MAN realized extreme rates. 4 large supply Of
scOureus was In spirited demand for Germany.
Crcss-brec1s met with a good sale. particularly
coarse grades. Americans purchased medium
ana me cross-breeds and a few lots OF su-
perl0r uer1ro5. Withdrawals were frequent, as
holders asked I'd advance over bids Following
are The sales n detail: New South Wales, S,5tj
bales, secured ll1uls 9ied; greasy sitdIIs lSsd.
Queensland, Ley1 bales: secured Is igdafs l6d;
greasy Jadpls. Victoria. 2,ag bales: secured
gAdHls So; Hreasy sdIls lizd. South Australia,
90 bales, secured ItGlls ID; greasy JSddis.
West Australia, Il1 bales: secured l. st1l:
greasy G%4Q.gi. Tasmania. 1.2p bales: greasy
s-aatls a. New Zealand. 4.ihJ bales; secured
.quls Pd; greasy tl.dBls %. Cape OF Good
Acpe and Natal, ie" bales: secured Is I'd:
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD Eel
LOWS.


Il SCHOR LODGE, NO. 81, l. D. o. +,
~ meets every Monday evening at Schuette's
Han. Nineteenth and wright streets. Work in
ia degrees. Visiting brothers welcome.
LEO LASGENBACHER. ". G.
David Petty. Secretary. l,ls - FaIou street.
ACLEDE LODGE. NO %. l. O.. o. F.,
I meets every Thursday evening al odd
Fellows building, Ninta and Olive streets,
Han No. ]. Work always on hand. Visiting
bIpthers welcome. & 2. DENEH. y. G..
ira Marvin. Recording Secretary.
Sz I. LOUIS LODGE NO. .. l. o. O. F.,
~ meets every Saturday evening at
o clock At odd Fellows building. southeast cor
ner Ninth. and Olive streets. in hall No. /.
Visitors welcome and members expected 10 at
tend. Installation Of officers next Saturday.
r. L. GERLIS, y. G.
Wallace McCargo. Secretary.
6sIILDET LODGE, NO. ., / O.. o. It.
~ meets Tuesday evening OF each week al
hat No. l. ODD Fellows building, corner Ninth
and Olive, at S o'clock. Visiting brothers in
vsted to attend. a J. D~ALRYMPLE. ". G..
W. d. Reed. Secretary.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Valley PARK accommodation departs ts.5e a.
m. Tl0.2t a. m, +I:32 p. m. 1850 p. M. t5:65
:l1:p p. m. Arrives 1910 a. m. r73s a m.
1856 a. m. fl0:l0 a. m. fl2:3l .. H.. t3:i0 p.
m. 1913 p. M. i4:s7 p. M. 'tI:so ?: m
Pacific departs SIS a. m,
sl2:55 p. m. +5:2s p m. Arrives ts:4 e. m.
slo:.5 q. N. tl:sl d m. 10 D m.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

owen Allen of No. 1914 Pine street, en-
ployed at a Pike concession, was arrested
last night at the Worlds Fair. charged
with having committed an assault on Ed
ward Ryan, a waiter. living at No. 1876
Pine street. Ryan was struck with q
beer glass above the right eye. He WAS
taken 20 the Emergency Hospital.
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Schneider May Plead Guiitx.

When John schnettler. charged with
bribery. appears for trial July 10 in
Judge McDonald's court, h will plead
guilty to the charge, according to a re-
port current at the -Four Courts yester-
day. Schnettler's is the next of the boo-
die cases to come to trial. and II Is said
that. according TO a statement made by
S. 6. Bass. Schnettler's attorney, this nlas
will be entered. The case was to 80
up yesterday, but by agreement
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ROYAL

ABANNE COUNCIL. NO. I204. ROYAL 49,
canum. meets at Rose Hill Hall, Maple
and Hamilton avenues, near Worlds Fair
on the second and fourth Thursday Of each
month. 4 cordial welcome to visitors. friends
brethren and members from abroad.
THO. :. KOCH. Regent.
4y4 Missouri Trust buildirE.
W. Jenkins. Secretary. p. o. Box 1910.
GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI ROyAL,
" ArceEum. 5Jj-Sll Holland BUILDING Il
cordial welcome TO visitors. friends. brethren
4rz members from abroad.
L. A BARBOUR, C. r
Jno. c. KiliinEswortl. Grand Secretary.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsOSs,


- EACoN LODGE. NO. s. A. L. & A NJ.
AS Broadway and Reutnn S~treet-Spocfni
meeting tG!s Thursday evening at 1850 O'Clock
NOrs in /. a. and T. = degrees. Brethren wei
gone. GEO. II. Gi2OTE. ". NJ.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE NO. o
w. +. q 4. M. Will hn11 special communion
tpn tuesday. July :, at : p. N. sharp, at
Masonic Temple Grand and Flnuey avenues.
Sihnrus degree OF Master Mason On three. Wis
!SLJrs welcome. GED ". JAMES. W. N.
VIM. l. Reynolds. Jr., Secretary.
M lSSOURI LODGE. no. J, A. II. a. A. N
iNt C'Motner LUlEe"l-State! communica-
Iyn on Thursday, July Z. NJ 80 y. m, Ma
sfnic Iemple. Examinations for advancement.
Important business and T.. \. degree. Mem
bcrs and Wishing brethren fraternalIy requested
10 attend. }. w KRUGER, W. NJ.
Jonu Il Deems. Secretary.
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wOoDMTy of rue WORLD.

trEoUN- AUBURN AMP NO. a4g. WOOD
W men or The World. meets at hall OF
Charles II. Kicker, northeast corner Newstead
and North MarRgt. first ard third Fr!days.
Members expected and visitors Invited.
q. c. BRAUN. Consul Commander.
r ". Bacon. Clerk. 44s5 FIArey ave
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.

Alton and Peoria Express. 's:fi am "7:o5 pm
Alton and Peoria Mail.......-"I:2 Is am .3.5 pm
chautauqua and AltOn......ttI:i7 pm IL IS pm
chautauqua and Alton......."5:2 j pm 500 am
Chau;au9ua and Spring'd Elk. '7:25 pm .9:l5 am
Alton. Chautsuqua. Grafton. II :i5pn1 III :35 pm
Alton. Ihautaunua. Grafton. I'll 10 nm 80. q nm
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Vines. WarrsRce natgs and GraYma,

TIiyate licensed home: Confinement SO: adon-
tion II desired. diseases Of women a Speciality.
patients met at boat or station. Phone Kin. d
1863. 2l15A Olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

The harbor gauge Yesterday showed 2l.s feet,
c -sII n S Of a foot in the last p hours.
Freight business along the wharf was fair.
Passenger trade was good
Generally fair weather prevailed throughout
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

New York, July I'm DRY goods. buyers show
no particular enthusiasm. but here and there
agents exhibit more determination 10 with
stand opportunities Of buyers and are nor
granting the concessions they would q few
weeks ago. Purchases are small. but for fr111s-
aiats requirements, showing Il depletion az
stocks n certain quarters that is encourasI1S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07
al 8 Per GENT,

We maze LOANS on FURNITURE. FI-
1gs. &lG. wira2rE removal. No PUBLIC
@h-.s VII save ya4 money: CHEAPER
... .a A...s =LAL.tE PAY
AF,%iS We paw OF any LOAN or Balance On
-,E -HA--LHE Pay n YOUR CONNEN-
----s- L-rg-a. DISCOUNTS. Call and be
GeaEtEce4 Write O. telephone. Elnicch A 81.
'ttE ri-t-t- So. 1- and 900 Orial bi!S-
~aI'ceESt corner sixth AMI Locust Entrance
~ y s-N-u -.m---.- Ea-E'..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

Tho rivers IN the vicinity ot s.. Louis viii
fan n!uwly during the next = hours, cNcel'
the Missouri. which vii! rise slightly.
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Government Report.

Department q Agriculture, Weather Bureau.
-Meteorologica! observations received at 81.
Louis july 8. 1904. at I p. m local time and
s D. N. seventy-ifth meridian time. Obserya-
tons made al the same moment Of time at all
stations.
GFa-IHrr Dir Tn My Rain V-aurbn-
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London, July e.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day amounted TO i4.2s4 bales.
There was 4 large attendance. Trading was
active and prices were occasionally higher.
SUPERIOR msriucs were Arm ana fine Taslna-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

Noberly. No. July 6-Mr. Lon Noel and
Mics Lena Garrett, both OF Middle Grove, Non
oe County. vere married here to-day at the
esidsncs OF Elder William Wsatherstcne.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

s.. Louis Wednesday,. .Lnlv

Weather ut : a. m. cloudy: at ! D m.
part cloudy. Maximum temperature. 80; mini
mum, ST.. Stage Of river at : a. m, ri feet.
EDWARD II. BOWIE
Local Fcrecasrer
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MISJCILiSEOIS.

EPWORTH League Will hold q meeting to
morrow evening on the roof garden ut NJ. !.
LaaEue and tile German NJ. l.. League.
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SAVE

AURORA. GS. Cor. Ev'wsr-Lr. I=nx--0- one
storm frame dwelling. Adam Weber, 2-l Frank
In ave.
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WE ADVANCE MONEY

10 SAIAEIED UEL NJ MORTGAGE.
No I&DyRSlR without employers knowledge.
on FURNITURE, PIANO ETC. Our
plan Is the cheapest, best and most private in
The c.ty. CAL. write or telephone kinloca
c 1851 ST. LDELS INVESTMENT ..
Room Ills Missouri TrUs: Bldg.
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
(Sfa Wabash.)
Mail and Express.-........ II :5i am I'll: 10 am
Mail and Express............. IS 80 pm t6 III pm
RAILWAY.
q INTERCHANGEABLE LlnRA

TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
.tCInxer LeaH RnufH0
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

.SS~S
r. XPRESS LODGE, NO. %. o. c. K.
- meets every second and fourth Thursday
evening At S o'clock IN west hall, Century
F~gfl4Er-. Ninth and Olive streets. Members
requustal TO attend. Visitors are always well
come. Next meeting THURSDAY. june -
DOCTOR \. = JORDAN. President.
T Z Eartsfl-. Secretary.
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GOLDEN SEAL Esmassss- l F Mss1i6Tf3n P a1s
DR.. mary ARTHUR,

257i Washington ave. conducts n frst-c'ass san
itarium for c2ntnemeuts; infants ADOPTED: Gle
CANT ccomTnoa4tiCus twenty years experiences;
trained nurses, ladies'. when needing q special
~. r--ls OF wit. ne. STRICTLY -esnactabln.
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M0aEY E9R SkLk8IEl pElpLE.
PERSONAL.

EGSON
travels FOR some 81 iuuis drug house. will!
please call on ra at s. Nicholas Hotel To-
m2r-oW morning, I'D. claytGs
A DETECTIVE 'E-1raJe' dos snadowiaE and
inveslssLnE RI ? .. Fox 20. 81. Louis
CONFINEMENT cases taken. ggyl Lrauk'la
ave. hnLoZh. 6 ~
DR.. CAZEAUN. 1892 Washin-t5n. treats ir-
reEularitie5 and all female trouble; . wears est.
ERGO TANs0 is guaranteed 10 relieve sup
preston. 81 box, Ut. Caztau&, Coz washington.
LADIES. my regulator newer faiis. coHlplc,s
treatment free. afrz- Z Starr. 2s2a franklin
GhEICUEING. e~IsetrIc treatment fr rnSg-
matisru. yap1r and tub baths; attendants. SD
Chestnut -.
LApIE win not regret calling on Mrs. Hol-
land: c1ninemeuts; lowest prices lA3 \. llth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. curing cor: adde's IN
t-oG5le. Gil iotant1 aaa1ted. 22S Lstyette.
MRS A. SCHROEDER receives caniaements:
ladiez. call 500 Franklin ace.
MRS. n. DIEHL. 1905 y. Jerrrsaa, receives
ca1cns-nents. adoption Il desired; ladies'. call.
MRS. RRTuGES-Omge hours. 10 !: ~ med
icirc @ Laglctc- q 1861 L-73gl esM.
MRS. DIR SMITH, sts E1st1g. absolute Sc
c'us.sn before and during confinement: terms
reas7nahia. beaumont ji5A; EinlDe'l l'sSD.
SJPGEFLUDIS hal-. mUIes. tattoo marks
aEt aii defects ~ the skin; removed safely and
send for booklet. W Chapman Freeman. q.
NJ regulator never fails; price g. Mrs. War
rance, -la6A Olive ST.
G0i1EN Sal Eamas5s, Esr5lat5r: price
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DOCTOR HOGAN. 2215 Olive.

Medical and surgical diseases Il wcuen a
specially. operations skilfgIlv performed.
Patients received at snv time. before and
Turing C10fucTu.nt: LntanLs adopted. u de-
sired: trained nurses: home comforts: ladies IN
trouble. call 0r write terms reasonable. Con-
~su'tation free
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-07

PhoESM COURT, TRIBE OF e HUR
No. IS. meets first and third satirdavs
AZ Fifteenth and Cass avenue, soutSeast eorner
Visitors Always welcome.
c. F. KAISER, chief
Jno. Hsnnessey Scribe. i2zs Madison street:
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Local showers. with Hight southwest winds.
Slightly cooler in s%0utl'ern portion.
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loans LII EAST ST. lQuiS.

Also IN surrounding towns. On FURNITURE.
PlANos ard Angpnts 70 Ellt
your need and TERMS TO suit OUR ABlL-
lTN TO pay We 10 nCE remove goods En-
tensions in case Of sickness Liberal DISCOUNTS
k!n.o@n- -. Clair a.. Il EONE DAN {.
Room 2ft. Metropolitan Building,
f5-4l Missouri ave. East st. Louis
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
-. Arrive.
RIG FOIR VOIVE,

Trd'anal0Ii. aud L0c4T ....-. ff-5 am f5:30 pm
y. y. Boston and Cincinnati. 'sll am @9:i5 pu
Cincinnati Express ....--..--ll No am ais pm
NaiCkgrtucker special .....-..sl2 noon 800 pm
indianapolis Express ....-..- -Z.'f I'm -..---..--
Nation ami Alton ........... t+:2t I'm 'g:4s am
and Alton -........... $50 pm -----.-..-
Mail AMI Express ...-........ $50 PIE I'D am
y. l.. Boston and Buffalo. $3.50 pm $50 am
Cincinnati, Dayton. Columns. $40 pm 40 am
y " Boston and BuGal1....'ll:CJ pm E55 pm
acknowledgements Exp. -....-... $50 pm
Washington and Virginia. ~-lT am 'sl5 pm
Wash. y. Y. and Nirgluia<r1-p, am - - am
Wash, y. Y. and NiTginiN'llag pm '9:45 pm
New York and Philadelphia. 'll:o1 am 800 pm
New York and Philadelphia. Il:0y pm s25j pm
New York and Philadelphia. $50 pm I'D am
Buffalo, Eamira and y. Y. -s:l7 am 10 am
PITS. Ihautauqua & y y go pm e 8 pm
Alton trains leave 5000 q. m. 1850 p. m,
e Is D. N Arrive rs 900 a. n. q - D. N
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NIGHTS OF


tZ en- NO. 6sU, KNIGHTS
IA OF Columbus, meets every second and
fourth Wednesday at Rose Hill Han. No. 5yg7
Maple avenue. Visiting knights always Wei.
come. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand Knight
Walter T. Cunningham, Recorder.
M AhQCEI4E NO. cos.
len knights OF Columbus, meets every sec.
oDd and fourth Tuesday in the west hall, Cen
fury building, Ninth and Olive streets, Visit
ing knights cordially invited.
FRANH G. CUNNINGHAM. Grand knight
+. +. Leonard. Recorder.
SaE. LOCIS NC. 45s, MEETS
every nrst and third Tuesday at West
End Hall, southwest corner kIunsy and Eaude-
venter avenues Visiting knights are cordially
invited. EDWARD DEtOi, Grand knight.
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Arrivals To-day.
To-Day.

/ red HeroIl ---AltfNpA
Spread Eagle
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F1axseed Quotations.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
CtieaSq: July s-FIaxseed was up sharply
Northwestern sl.l6 bid: No. l $40 BID: July
and Sept Si1o old; Receipts were l car here,
. cars at Minneapolis and is cars at Duluth.
Coffee.
New York. July s.-Cofee-Spot Rin stsosv.
70. : invoice nc; mild steady. The market for
futures opened steady al a decline OF points
cables. which, were slightly lower, notwithstand-
ing iS,i fhe egs2 i,za dg nnfiEo IN , the world,s Visible
with primary receipts continuing moderate de-
yeloped a hrmer tone and a somewhat better
street and a modeEato Increment aInSns com
inS Sbs nTfses ne ei Ssc,,S SdS stfady at net
4 gEss i sales oT wers ESQ bass; Inc !RGIq55ing Sept
Ss::SSSSaass:;55ggss:: A GSih e,75e: May Rye sos sis5a Sc &c. March
REPUBL1c SPECIAL.
New York; July : n.2T5
the Gamblers being oyerruD with orders As a 4
result OF the holiday on Monday, and prices
S Gh lge to Sq iaiT e FEW" airy 3 pie8ty "a ana m f mas v 353
sales at widely Irregular prices; according 10
eandiiog. The weather was very hot and tr u
ing to some; quotations unchanged.
Chicago, July Eggs firm: at mark. cases
kansas City, July s.-Bgp steady. Missouri
Guided, i3c: case count i21sc Per dog. cases re- re-
TUNED &c ga5 dog. less: s--. -
fresh nearby 1ac. loss off: fresh Western isc
do. fresh Southwestern 1sc do: fresh Southern
lie do.
Petroleum.
Gil CITY. Pa, July 6.-Credit balances 81 81.
certificates. no bid: shipments July 2, { nrd
5, lSl.dzs; average 1851. Runs, four DAYS. IT3,-
40: average 43,552. Shipments. Lima, 2sa.SJi:
average 6s,2s3. Runs, Lima. is. &c; average
Wool.
London, July s.-The offerings at the vnol
auction sales to-day amounted to I4.2si bales
There was q large attendance. Trading was
active and prices were occasionally higher
mAriucs were Arm ana fine Tas1na-
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PRINTING.


AAA1-7,ENt cords. .5c: blilhcaGs. nstcheads,
envelopes. Sl25. McGll x Co. ~ n. Eleventh.
CRESCENT Printing Co. 81 y. Fourth St
Fire wcfk; fair prices: send Tor sample
1000 cards. To-: hIlheals. u7t-hsads- e1vei-
oN's. STA Christian Ttg. Co.. So y Fifteenth.
EtERNANN bros. Printers. g. Pine. So
cit your business and guarantee satisfaction.
me commercial work a Speciality. Rim 1894.
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Eight on The Pike.

the Circuit Attorney. It was continued
until July &c.
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LOANS on FURNITURE

LOANS on FURNITURE
SALARIES PURCHASED.
JAMES . BAKER, AR,
Us1st5p go STIsFOERI Trust RLtG,
Formerly manager Gr john W. Sralsy.f
MONEY FOR SkLkalE1 PEOPLE.
We Furnish you money quicitiy and cdn:idsn-
TALLY. without secarity. National Credit Co,
Meme advanced Saiafied Feopie
Transfers. lcari-ug-huuss keepers without: Sc
cIrity, easy payments largest business IN 50
e.inciPal cities. Iulluan. 81 H0user bldg. 50
Chestnut
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TRIBE OF BES HUR,

TRIBE w hen HGR.
EUREKA COURT. NO. &c. 7. Il. H. MEETS
i- on the irst and third Thursdays Of each
month at southeast corner Fifteenth and Cass
avenue. AL visitors cordially invited. BY order
LOUIS SENDKE. Chief.
avenue. C
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$3.50 Cash BUYS Home,

Elegant. new Eeven-rooIn brick houses. Stone
front. tile roof, grand oak trees, in yard, mod
cru furnace and plumbing: Will sell them 70.
$3.50 cash. balance :25 per montn: 5 per cent In
terest. cheaper than rent; take Suburban Park
car 10 North Market st. snd walk two blocks
west 20 beautiful Oak Grove Heights: Office On
grounds.
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DENTISTRY.
NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS

L~sTlUILsIEI Tot L ytIrr.
y. w Cor. Broadway and
niiyt. Entrance 5gg olive 81.
Extracting FREE when teeth
are ordered. largest and old
st dental establishment IN tho
city. We employ the most
skliltul flcn in the profession.
Al work guaranteed. C0Usllta-
ton FREE. Do NOT look s3r
cheap dentists. bun come 70 Us
ana got reliable work at low
est prices. Open daily from 5
"A. m. 20 8 p. m. and sunday
from $50 10 / D. IN
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River RinIto Brcvitics.

hester Girardeau
.pread Eagle
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DIR. ANNIE MEWsAND.

Private licensed homo fEr ladies' before and
during confinement: Oldest ard most reliable
institution in The State. established over forty
years. hume comforts; mCthCrly care. infants
adopted: irregularities successfully treated. sat
isfdcJoG guaranteed: ladies' in trouble. call OF
write. @z-1A Olive St
DR.. Dennis issu.a Ea Tesnssa ps sye:
can and surgeon COndUCts the only respectable
saniiarluM tlr confinement IN this city: pert~rr
EeclusiCn and home comforts; trained nurse:
lowest tefnls; ri female troubles s~lii.sully
treated under absolute guarantee: ladies, when
needing a specialist. come or write ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-18
WRITES TO
ROOSEVELT
REV. SMITH ASKS THE PREsi.
DENT SOME QUESTIONS
ABOUT THE RACE PROBLEM

Rev a II W. smith of thla city
has written tho following letter 20
President Roosevelt on the race uuea-
tion.
Seattle. wash. March s. iao4
'llun. Theodore Roosevelt
President % the United atatss
"slf=An an American citizen and a
representative % the true aud loyal
American % the United States. l
would Ike 70 ask through you Why
the administration has not considered
the constitution ~ tho United States
and euforrea Il IN the state that
sought 10 dlsfranchiau tho male eiti-
Hsna that we're born ia the state un-
der the constitution 81 the United
States ] never sas anarchissn under
black HAin IN my ilfo. aud the ad-
ministratioh should not look upon the
milk because u IL a white cows milk.
or a black cows milk. bat because IL
= milk. aud should look upon its sub
iects alike"
After quoting Eocyiana / aud 2 -
Article u ~ the constitution. dsatinT
with the rikhg q uaffrnEe the letter
continues
II would like % ash the head 81 the
administration II these Avs are eaa-
.iiiutleua1. and 80 subjects are . live
under a representative government.
and these are legitimate lass severn
tnE those Nho yoa know are your
fFtsudn and are the patrtareha loyal
e. the ftak and country.
- write this letter hnpinE 10 re-
celye a reply at your hand
Yours a. an Americas citizen.
q VI. ". SMITH. T. =.
ISIS 18th ave. Seattle Wash. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-18
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TWO YERs AGO JOCKEY HIDE.
BRAND WAS a RACE TRACK
PEANUT BUTCHER

Prom race track peanut
butcher TO the most popular rider
ON the coast Is the phenomenal rise
81 Jockey Hlldchrand within tWu
YEARS. Tho little fellow Il today
backed b. every follower OF the
races. no matter what horse he may
- riding 80 great l. the confidence
In him that Modlcum. a Ions shot In
the burns handicap At fuKlrHide.
vas played heavily on account OF
the fact that Eliidebraud Naa rid-
ing lie won. but the hernc Il still
a selling platter.
Hlldebrand was selling peanuts
Al the race track az LIS Angeles two
years ngo curly Shields had a
string OF horses and gave Hide
brand hls fret mount Almost from
that day he han been surprising rae
ing men. DICK LeEkstt signed him
and took him O. sacramento. There
Vince Cillbeft took bold u him. Civ
Ing LeRgett $500 for the boys con
tract Gilbert brought him 20 se-
attic. who're nc Fode Into popular
favor.
A fevs months ago jos YaeEeg gave
s. too for the boys contract. aud
Hlidebrand r. making a graf sue
cess At Los Angeles Next summer.
Il i very probable. Hadehrand viii
again b. seen st The Meadows 4"