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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
WAR WORN VETERAN DROPS
DEAD AT SANTA ROSA
Death Claims Old Soldier While He
Is Engaged in Picking


SANTA ROSA, Aug. 2O-Franz Her
mann, hero of three wars. dropped
dead this morning while picking prunes
on the Lincoln burlington place, near
this city. He was a native of Germany
and in his youth was a soldier in the
Prussian army, and later followed his
adopted flag in the Mexican and Civil
wars. He was a member of the local
Grand Army post.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
DESCRIBES THE WRECK.
Member OF Call staff Tells of His Ex-
perience on Trestle.


T. A Rogers, an artist. connected
with The Call. was on the 3:15 train.
bound for Santa cruz. lie returned to
san Francisco about IL o'clock last
evening. He states that his train pass
ed the first section Of the St Agnes
picnic train at Alma when his train
was slowly climbing a grade. Suddenly
he felt the wheels grinding on the
brakes and then felt the shock Of the
collision.
We were all thrown forward against
the seats as the train came to a halt.
but suffered 70 injury" said Rogers.
'Hurrying out OF the cars, we found
that our train had stopped on a trestle
over a deep creek, where the track
curved around a small hill"
Rogers made his way carefully along
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
AWFUL LOSS OF LIFE.
Continued From Page 21, Column Z.

tally; Ole Swanson, hit on head by fall
ing plank, probably fatal; TheO Swift
ger, blown from wagon, seriously in
jured; Mrs. Robert Roringer, caught in
collapsed house in Lafayette avenue,
injuredx internally, may die; Clarence
Strong, machinist, hand crushed; John
Dugan, newspaper man, badly cut
about head by flying glass.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21

The number of cotton spindles in
use in the United States increased last
year from 15,50O,O0O to 20,0O0,000
owing principally to new factories in
the cotton belt.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
WRECK ON SANTA CRUZ ROAD
Continued From Page 81, Column 6.

accompanied the eXcursionists were on
the first section Of the train and were
unable 10 be present to give aid TO the
frightened members of their parish.
A wrecking train was started at once
for the scene Of the disaster and the
tracks VIII be cleared as speedily as
possible. Both locomotives are COM
pletely wrecked, as are the forward
and baggage cars Of the two trains.
The excursion train, which seems to
have suffered most from the shock,
wss manned by Engineer W. H
Thompson, Fireman VIII Hockins and
Conductor Powers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
Will CONTEST MARKET.

The purpose of the United States
Steel Corporation to prevent a profit to
the Pennsylvania Company from its
acquisition of steel billets at a reduc-
ton of 81 a ton from the association
price is clearly indicated and the pur-
pose of that company to contest the
market for wire products is avowed.
Meantime the existence of pools and
agreements for maintaining prices of
other finished steel products is felt to
be menaced, with the possible exception
Of steel rails While this condition has
not been without some effect. although
a moderate one, in the United States
Steel stocks and those of some Of the
Independent steel companies, the SYM
pathetic effect on the general market
has been surprisingly small. Trouble in
the New York trades was extended
and the meat packers strike was still
a subject of daily attention and discus
sion.
That prices of stocks should continue
to make headway against a combina-
ton of disturbing influences in this
way has been a cause of surprise and
Of some suspicion of manipulation by
parties of professional operators. Ma
nipulation evidence in some cases has
been rather flagrant in fact, but the
success of this manipulation was in it
self proof of a strong underlying condi-
ton in the market which made the
bears among the professionals very
tinlid about attacking the market.
That the supply of stocks for sale was
very small is a very palpable fact. No
fr.,{ 10 0f iv,ar1 10 ho In
duced at any stage, aside from some
speculative profit-taking, which was
readily absorbed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
MONEY MARKET EASY.

The condition of the money market
offers strong attraction for the hold
ing Of stocks. The call loan rate has
ranged from 1 per cent to u per cent
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
President Returns to Oyster Bay.

OYSTER BAY, Aug. 20.-President
Roosevelt and party arrived here at
9:12 o'clock tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Fears of Renewed Wheat
Market Weaken Changers,
Causing Downward Trend
GRAIN CARRIERS LOSE
Foreign Shortages of Wheat
Are Looked To to Stimu-
late Large Corn Demand
GRAIN CARRIERS LOSE

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-Yesterday
profit taking was in continued evidence
in to-day's stock market. Resistance
was offered to the decline until the
fears of the renewed wheat market
weakened the grangers and turned
prices in general downward in sympa-
thy.
United States Steel preferred was de-
terminedly supported in the early deal
ings, in spite of the further reports OF
unsettled conditions in the traders
Traders were suspicious Of a specula-
tive origin Of some of the damaging
reports in the steel trade developments,
and profess to detect very large un-
covered interest in United States Steel
preferred. These factors have deter
rent effect on plans to attack the stock
| by short sales. Pennsylvania also was
conspicuously firm, and the anthracite
coal carriers showed good resistance
under the favorable influence of re-
! ported agreement on plan for the
settlement of differences between min
ers and operators in that trade. A vio-
| lent break in Metropolitan Securities,
which carried Metropolitan Street Rail-
way down with it, gave added force to
/ the reaction, and the late weakening
! of the grangers caused the whole list to
! give way. The leading grain carriers
all lost in the neighborhood of point.
| A fractional rally was interrupted by a
further drop in Metropolitan Securities,
and the closing was irregular.
I The bank statement furnished no sur
prises. The moderate expansion made
up an important part of the increased
receipts, but there was a sufficient cash
increase to more than keep pace with
the additional requirement, thus add
ing 1882, us TO the already abundant
surplus.
Total sales of bonds, par value, ST.
225 600
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
REACTION RESISTED.

The stock market this week has been
irregular, and at times quite weak, but
reactions have been resisted and over
come, although the general course of
prices has been upward. This was in
face Of some heavy selling to take
profits and against the sentiment of
large part of the professional operators,
who have looked constantly for a nat
ural reaction in view of the duration
and extent of the rise, which went be-
fore Some of the weeks news has of
fered a rather formidable prospect to
holders of securities, but this was also
ignored, and offerings of stocks were
steadily absorbed up to the higher level
attained by prices.
The crop news of the week has been
distinctively unfavorable to stocks, al
though the opinion of the outlook in
the financial district has not gone the
length of the disastrous conditions re-
ported in the grain markets and elfec-
tive in the excited speculation there.
The material reduction in the wheat
crop which has resulted in the dam
age from rust, however, is generally
admitted and the extent to which this
may go is recognized to be Il factor for
future determination. Even more inn
portance is attached to the corn crop
for it's promise of an effective offset to
the unpromising outlook for wheat.
Foreign shortages of wheat are looked
to to stimulate a large demand for corn.
so that a big crop of that cereal will
play an important part in the years
prosperity of the country. The weeks
misgivings over the progress of that
crop was therefore serious factor in
the stock market. Reports of deteriora-
tion from lack of moisture were re-
ceived with much anxiety and the dam
ger still to come of harm from frost to
corn was a restraining influence on
( speculation. The gravity of the situa-
tIon in the steel trade is also freely
conceded. Price cuts already author
lied in that trade have offered a basis
for Industrious calculation as to the
direct effect on the earnings of the
/ United States Steel Corporation. Be
yond that direct result is the effect to
( be expected in including waiting at
titude on the part of the Consumers,
! whose indisposition to make commit
/ ments on a falling market or with a
chance for lower prices will naturally
! follow
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
CHIEF OF CHIPPEWAS
WEEDS ON DEATH BED

Ceremony Is Performed to Give Wife
Legal Claim to His
Property.
DETROIT. Aug. 2O.-Slowly dying
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
HELP MANTEp-NALE.
Miscellaneous.

~>>~~~~~~>~->~>>~>-~~~>>~
Miscellaneous.
BRIGHT Young man 10 sS-is; sa!es,nan; So
iIohil, fS!'eHs's-' experience unnecessary
! American. gly oH,c.
DIsiwAsI!IE- Male dIshwash,r. SIS E..s-
-pISBWAsIIIE- dlsh~u.-@r. 2e05 chou
tAsG ave.
bisiHEhSIllRs-T -Th,o= Young men - wash
di.,t.S- s we',.. q, I'iu".
l9SII.L.t.-0ne Eos,.sr. Apply 11ol Clark.
-FOUR youaE men for mig. company. Vest,
ntsne,. M.1i-.ippl Valley 20. III \. Eighth.
l&GEi.DlGfN.f young man between It and %
years 's HEr, Tor wholesale Eo'Iz": apply n
SEI. hand%-i.!ns. al. -. Republic
Hen :. AN ta:p--Hiea Jo see Iuu!s's unton-
sisi,:,' g sho1s. Ia5 n. Sixth st.
NtN-1-' extra men for Tile SUBURBAN" Ap-
~ - st2se to"r udeon TheatoT. Iv u.
MEN {" soil goods pesssUE"r trains. good
can. railway news ufflae ac'y iF.luur 81. near
----.---.t..
=. PuRl ii: f,r the Waslii:.g.un Hotel corner
- -:2E1r-l nth and Washington ave
TEN hanay inrsory nauds: rnn So 10 81
%"eh. positions guaranteed American. gi,
THREE y"uaE ns,n to 81 WIN stock: 60
iilNiitA aud expenses. American. s!o uii...
TE.:l.E wagon helpers. so $40 rno1:h: also
Two Young men stuc.. department. wholesale
A42't. 40 week UP. steady. American. als
p..rc.
" wANrkD-Au 1ourueymcn and norun!oa
master plumbers 20 g..' C.Tre tIrns-. I'i3--.f5
Eastou ave their address and learn ryirie:ilins
OF aI.snraE" 10 ihemselv,s
WANTED M.n 10 learn the barber trad. f.yy
werss completes. hv t.If~ nIrt.yi oI Its;snt
nrastir": licensed teacher: wages and expenses;
n Eh'g% saturdays before goinpl"tifg. tools
given Gr',dEairas years saved. join VOW iluf
cua.;'!"i" f"s spring rlsh Ctl or write Tor
ca;,.loset. Males Barber college. E.a Pine ST.
y =, L','--Gccr.i.,s Tor the L. :. Marine
SoEl-: at!e rodie:. unmarried men. heIwe-I
:! and =: good character; must sreak. .eai
ana %ri,e English. MARINES ssrTe iGt sea on
;E:=r-oi war IN all parts Of the Eorid; OH land
IN our island posse siuns. ana 1T naval stations
0:r'H bldg. Eighth uni olive sts.. - Louis:
red'--il Gr.llIIur. Kansas CITY. Mo: corLy
SCiit.E,5. =. JDsuph. Mo, 2na 80 Church IL,
Es@'.,.il". Tenn.
WAfEnMAE. So m,ath Wholesale lou-':;
:I!So ii1.tor. S'5. Nal!'r Co. I'll =. EiSath
YOUNG man FOR iIght vog!5: aiso learn a
l.y!n;: business; - rrqureI. l,ol y Grand.
Tpl'&C; man 10 travel with sn!esmna: -,
month and EXPENSE. valley Co. III =.
YOUNG man. IS 10 -. competent fnili':. ="
care :rr coy. horse aad furuu'e and ssen.r-ti
work: small place. App!g - swan ave. Web
NOiNG ,l.srl. about = years O.: age. who
cen furnish references character: ana dt.
ity. Apply National Hotel. National Stool.
Yards. East &. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
sTockBoLpE8,s MEETINGS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRl'ST COMPANY.
SPECIAL MEETING ~ STOCKHOLDERS


SPECIAL MEETING ~ STOCKHOLDERS.
JANUARY :. 1876.
,,s oF ~. Is serSPy EVEN ma
icy Trust Company will be held 81, the utir' uf
.he company northwcs: corner F'os;r;l1 ard Pre-
sEourt on TUESDAY. t,e ihira day of i'nnaf..
upon a proposition 60 Increase -1o Board "i
Directors OF the compsGy from ;v,nts-aEr 'li'
her an5 iuI,'t ,n ti ,g H. ri.5".
,icn ! OF Article ! and Sector, o. Article II
n thc r1rcFnnt bv-lavE = he company tn g,l-
form 10 such chan4a In number "f roctoiS.
and the division tIcf6o> under :r. law and
hy-laws INTO two c;acses or cisH; members
each ana one OF niGe fE.'uhgs.
,o, me sto.koaiG,iS meeting i'h 80 N's Nh
continue in sessi11 during a '"a,t :iIree hours
BY order of ne ,i;1 Raad iy Of !, nirfgi3s =, pros cent
James Z Brock Secretary
81. louis. No. Dec. e 1871
STOCKHOLDERS EETING-Noiiye Is here
holders Of SIMMONS IIAEpWti;E 40. VII ie
held at the office ~ III, conran on ~" mn IN
city of st. Louis. Missouri At fh~ hour Of 3
SeSl 1gioek :. m On it,ay i'+,1"SI. 5 INV
increasing the number 0r directors s.,ti''E ~.
rectors for The ensuing r'2r ard transit -
such other ana further Dus!u.ss - may frou'r-
" como before the meeting. Polls WI. nH ".'.l
Sor three houre. ''' " /, SIMMONS Ps.s.3.nt.
A ". Douglas. So"T"'2'E.
STOcKHoT,pr,RS': :ITETl-Sgt-N -NotLr. is here
SoIdere or tho Ely. q y,-ar;.-. DIV Goods csr-
pany will be held n tie uf.0a oi the oA',...;' ~.
sy,nue in Tie CIV ~ s.. ! ,uis No. ou ''a-s-
n m. for the puTuos> "i c.cef.uc directors 10
r-rvc for tho cnsGi7s Ves-. and - IN. '-lnS.
action OF such other hss'nrF= as l-af i''.ei.g
'''"e i. II. CALHOUN. P-csld Mt.
At.est:e
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
s s TOOK, - T TAKING
CiEla!aG Sale,

= 6. s'u.h. NJ = = wllit'ak=r. M-r
Iu ;t's.as ~ a-. sal .ay.I.tufs- W. iiI5d ~
VIII '..Se uu- - Ib II COS. this y..k. - We
10 ;"i "2nt - carry them over in Gne re"
NEW PIANOS.
a.. ,..'i 'S-.tt ,,.t. Ies hi:ADbl ~ p.nnae ffe
e,-s' tA,1n "ut q auput cost. 7.yo are in wal
~ ~, ;''i , ''. and :2nl 70 any piano ,2
-s-a.g- sale will uf.e! them n {! y and SJ..
Three inr usa Webster uprisats. two wal
HAi aid ..- 'glE the style u srai.H has L-ca
u. !'l's pn in.il Is $50. Ia ais sale We
Offer rsc'u ar ss4r.
10 9eaarilal fleming r."ngs, en:lr-!y ne*.
oae . waiHrt and on ~ oals, r'gnlar prI-s;
, o.. ",g1 ,...a is =. IN ttis ,s sH.ai 4a-e We VIII
t''- Ne'T England. in go: vo:dI,to1 10
Ous 4 gers. in .7ioi .l,-,
o4- '.7r5. i.lhyeany IIennins, ia g-Vd con
one walg.u- EFenuins: nearly new. -. SIS
Ih"Is uptlgLts a.c fully warranted sHl ste
among tue b.s; bargains have ever offered.
one KnaJe square.
One Grr.i,s i EinEt square 81
NA' Emerson sI',ere
one 4irUIsG.gt square 80
Oa" b.cl.=- square So.
Closing ..,, .,,. ottGANS t.,. H. ,,,r,,. :, rod
makes. i;.~y1 y IansI Uad I.!nyaN and
e.Hrrs. This "eek they go 2t So. 81. a..
We wi! allow. you the cII r-lrs on ,hes.
* t.SghHrEe,i within q Taa sJ.isbl@ tim- FOR
nsp' u-risaf. II you WANT "a good bargain. On.
-,.- th"ss %r=It bargains arr utsr'1G IN ti:s
sI-.rtf.. sale. You may n@r-T have L Ike op-
10, OLIVE, STREET..
r C. smith. Afr. \. =. Whitaker. Mgr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
OUR IMMENSE SUCCESS

Is due to th- fact that We handle reilaU!. goods
Uuly. Tnis month has he"u Il rscpr,! breaker
Will When in the market FOR Il piano se.
and get prices. which Is the lowest re-
liable goods considered
kI.EEKAMP BROS. PIANO co.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
HELP wASTED-FEMALE.

| kous.vrorE.
| HnCSEGIRL-GlrI tcr general houscwork.
I .HuusENi IRI1-Giri fCr aencrul housework.
so LsH,!e'is.
/ .HoLsEtlRl.-Girl for general housew0rk.
/ 81 N'si ise.'e
/ .9ci'sl.fIRi.-tii :or general Homework,
] 5Nin i'ar;n"r ave.
/ HouSHGEI Woman for general r,usewori.
! H.lly we W1sE'l-io1.
! Huu u%EGIKIs-Ghl Tor s7erql housewotk.
/ god nntao ard N';es go t'r'sr ave.
nor St.RiS!.-Gin for general houH"~oik:
| Ire IN itinl.E. 81 y kings Highway.
1 UStSsIEfs-CrIpr;.u- huus"=iu - ags.s:
I EllL aGLSlte. GOOD viz. i.Ns IeIhtr,gil
HorsECIRi.-Ev1 Ev1.gi"rr"I white et-l. small
sl5giiv. fpr general iJusewo.N. good wages.
srNiIEI.-l:Ezsr.a strl Tor general
1"HSc N":.: 'scelent WaE's; small dai a-o
rsn.GIi;i,-Good housrsrl good home:
.n- Who speaks German. good wages. -;
Na%iiEEi1'i oaulsfa.a.
iuf sT9IEt.-CaH,r.tent p.si ror general
!"l.sIE 'r.t; iafes ~ family. desirable pa""
." Westminster i''te".
Nol&d EiEl to tsho Care o. Two childr"n
anG sSlst Win hou5ewgrl,. ASIA &asS an!
:ii.crii.neuux.
->1>.
'ti.D PsINTEit--f uls lady: eNcHr'rncad
card ur,n;rr. - o.er,t. hand press in depart
neUt store. salary g T. si:.'r ,'sti Monday
.in-.. i- m - t" - N ~ -Go!Si bog
lN&t;,ka Aln-- all >: tie Wellington He
= - tLiL.
"HAMHERMAID-N good galorcd Chamber
maid: nsli NJ 2Hg'. y Eighth -.
C'EAMls ERhIhlU-!:su.g."u. .eI cba,nhsrInafi:
~ g1-e. Columbia i.etel Nia'h AMI Chestnut,
roNPANlON-f;jrI oJnlTautoa fo,. Iadv. bOard
aHd t9-r'. 2,5A :. l,'f!inswcu ave
pISIlNAS!Ii:';- Young woman dishwsssor.
Girls tu la;:u % make wire fiaIu"s. pad
Ni.'e .t,Nif Sylvester =. Judge. iaG.-s' hat
t"E. l>lF-- l'ire.
ci5: :--ht WORK. e=o.rirra,d rir'- make As TO
:. str We torlv as y Sccont st
HoTSEWnAitN- -ti,g3. honest woman TO
Ply II anra 1915 C.>s a-e.. src,rf fao2.
KITCHEN NollA N-Cg:.,e r.!,:y for NJ. K; =
a W.. y sixth -.
hApit.S-:'tsaIy hoIga work leisure hours: SO
Mt.ELs 'si1lished 'i'rn. Room ~. q; Olive.
it1IES T. learn sFlcna3u paving l,.ut"rsion:
vs." f'dl.l H@l'4-tss.rs. mrri"IrinS. fgcial mas
arp'rfllnIS ha.rI earn frurr Sl2 To- s., weekly;
also spleuGiI chanse ~. Tr..denre work: fsw
wees g IHai-t's. an atn waE"s iii" harm
s.. Louis. ao N'''' '''s' 0'''s l''' ''ns'
SNAl.i. sir!s. Pnrrr rex Factory. los Pine.
STEADY girls - learn to weave; none others
I-gd Apply. Home Cotton NILS. Second and
TEACHER rut under 10 in our cGu-atiNuai
department. - one ruszrs=lIE the requisite
affiliations VIII pay S.Vy per .innuIn. III.
- EgpuH.lc.
lbEt.E girls to learn To walt on tables; Gin
:hG ard supp-r. $ W., K. 3l5 Pine ST.
NnisrcsseS.
WAITRESS at once. 81 Franklin.
Stcnoi,rnahers.
BARNES BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Eoard OF i:lUcatlOn building oil Locust st7eet-
tlr-nl for the holidays. Eegp.rs 1'uesIay, Ian
e. tDt..Ce ',.n gEeTr- l.-y from a. ,',lrrt
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
EIsahaHlp Bros. Piano Co. r4li: 7as; ..,..
"AHEaa or EyFEeTAT,oHS"

So FAR this yssr has proven our i1.r,-er wear
li'- lev 'irys bangs u4 70 IsS5 To ina.-
'ir record even greater. We are Offering :. f-v;
sI'"g4a4-. !rst ic!!." pIr bargain aGs-it Will
Isy yUu ~ ~ &. They ar ali IL ;hes, co.
"iiIi.s = ET;i ER 6 son.
S-yertscuth srT T..sr.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
fMegry Chy;strasn

BnT' wishes 10 vou &, ycl read this aiv-r-
ttfrmrlt II Juur VIII vas good t. have
nviEr- q piano during the hoiiiays r. is rtt
to- let-. New Year Is coming anu we have
'-we pinny- At popular prices le-t yet. call
and select Ths best Will go first. f,isy terms
+. BE.l lsE i. son
So riIie.nth and I.lcuSt
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
Ru1lGiia SHORTHAND COLLEGE,

Ea1ol building. $3.50 Olr:e II. Shorthand. Type
writing. Bookkeeping. Spelling and English.
We have some thing TO ofter in new Charter
Electric Shorthand that prospective students
cannot affori 70 miss. pay and niGht school.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26

THE annual meeting ~ the stoci.halagrS "f
tho Sligo Iron Store Company for the election
OF directors to serve during .hc ensuing venr
a'd FOR the transaction cf sGct' other t'ilsinesS
as may properly come before tho meeting. will
be held At the office or tho c1rrreIrt -. Louis.
Mo. on Tue.rlsy. the third ,isy ~ January,
1906. at O'Clock Il II. T =. CcNAN..
SrCrctGry.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-26
THEATRICAL.
WiaTED-Firsi-eiass vaudeville
pianist, quick. Apply Star Thsaisr.

rEHsoSAI.
S>~>~~>-~>~~>->s----1~--~~
4 D!3JI5G,rTyE HriHSatel de- shad?wns and
DE. MARY ARTHJR'S Golden Sal RENAL.
ke"ltatOr. ur.ce 3 aai Washington.
ERGO TANsp IS ruarantaed 90 reiic1.. sun
,'ssiDH: 5: tox DT. CazeauN. 29l1 Washington.
IatDIEs viii not regret calling on Mrs. Fol
!.il1: coat!neme:ts: lowest prices. i.iS Carr.
LADIES'. my rssuiatnr never fails; complete
LADIES' physician receives before and dur
ing confinement. II in trouble. call 22i5 olive.
MRS. BRIDGES. lady doctor pleased TO meet
hsr patients at 3.35 Laclefe. h!Hloch c 1861.
.r5u5 is' da Infants aGSpsd fef es is si,ss,,. sss IN
Removed TO isis Accomac ST.: Tower Grove and
C2tnpton cars Phone Grand 705A.
Mrs. n. DiEriL, io9s y. Jefferson. receives
MRS. 4, SCHROEDER receives coninenients;
ladies'. call 2a07 Frsnkiin ave: Kin. G 1879.
Or. Dennis relsy Issa WaSs!4s.Gn en9ssg D;,ys ays
sanltarium for confinement In this city; peTfecs
ox Sg,04 t.15s ana has al nas s2tof sg tGe
treated: 3 yenrs' experience: ladies. when need
Ing a Specialist. come or write me.
DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 OLIVE.
Medical and surgical diseases OF wcnen a
speciality. ResuIarly' licensed home.
during coufinerrnts: Infants adopted i. de-
sired: trained nurses: home comfoftE: ladies' In
trouble call write: terms reaSonab!e. Con-
Eultrtinn free
RHPS. ANNIE MEWLAMD
Private licensed home for ladies before and
during confinement; oldest and Elost reliable
Institution IN the state; established over forty
years; home comforts: Tlotheriy care: infants
adopted: Irregularities successfully treated sat
isfaction guaranteed ladies' IN trouble. call or
7rits. 2H2iA Olive st
MRS. WkRRAHCE AID MADeE GRkYME.
Private home; confiEements 80: adoption IL
desired: perfect seClusior: Irregularities treated:
physician IN attendance: part pay IN work.
isdies in trouble call or write. POL Franklin.
HRS. DR.. SMITH, 3043 EASTOH
Absolute seciusion before and during oonhne-
ulert: terms reasonable: both phones.
Dr. MARY ARTHUR ss1suS,s ss Wsshias.oa hi. a., All ,
able aanitRrurn for coiinenents in this city;
perfect seclusion and home comforts: trained
nurses; lowest terms: all female troubles skill
fully treated under absolute guarantee. ladies,
when needing O. specialist come write.
Observation-Disclosures
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s SoLTcITpR--Three experienced solicitors o.
premium prOp".it!Uu. with T"wsiup=r: so per
week TO men " ability. i'll Holland Annex -C9
Pine.
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WEST PINE Boulevard. 3.si-Four gentle
men: steam heat: reasonable. Tel. Ss&N
WASHINGTON. 5SZS-Nice. large second-story
from: room: also small back room. very
huna.le.
WASHINGTON a..JI-C0fnr rtRble hoc-vstsr-
heated rooms. newly furnished: desirable local
trv. very I'EisOI1ble-
n: IsFII VtiTO% .s9-E9tgantly furnished
rooms. steam hea-.i: good service. bath.
,.!su-S. all CunvsnieTlcei
WASHINGTON. 34i5-Largs. lisht. front Sin
eli. rd ,I.,!la rooms: southern exposed rlodera
,.unreuicncrs: for ,pupes; SeGtieif-f' or laG'e'
cfi.I.Ioye,.: reasonable
WEST BELLE. 4G2i Finely furnished. warm
rooms: light Housekeeping privileges: reasona-
bic rates
WEST BELLE Eg15-IIanisonely furnishe! /!
rolrr1 Sar Transient or permanent people: all
Co:lyorl-n.es: reasonable. phone. Delruar 80.
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E4AYW ARDS

odd Fellows building Individual instrlict;Crl
H. Shorthand. Typ.writ nG. Boo kE.epirrz hrlth-
metic and PenTnanshp. Phone sTa day and n.gat
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MIsCELLAHiZous WANTS.


BARGAINS; street and evening dresses: high
Ing: postal Mrs. Miller, GU " ainGt. KIN. A rs
HIGHEST price paid for Eentltmen's cloth
ing. shoes and feathers: needed badly: late 0f
Texas. Send postal. II Roesenswes. Ir23 carr
JOE GII.RTRT car uE- am amount p.1ts'
clothing. slits overcoat-: 81 to -: postal.
Kinloci 1888. 1919 Car.
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"spiEaDID Opportunities"

Are rTsred the persons who follow out out
s'f.s!.er advertisements this week. We have
t..erd IN severn! rei!-;;aoy.n makes, and hav-
offered them al a"tuat allowance. We must
take inventory New Year. and every one Will
- JUST IL aas stTtisea. Easy terms on all.
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