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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Patrons are requested TO reserve their
tables IN advance a: The s. Nicholas on
New Years Eve 10 enjoy Antoincs spe-
cialties.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

\ A, few left. choice diamond brooches.
niamond rings. chains charms lockets
Fterling silver and plated ware. at very
low prices. Dunn's 3i2 Franklin avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

All Their Troubles Over
Because they live at the Monticello on
the American plan. AK fog ratsS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31

Belcher's European hreproof Hotel for
men. SuIpho-Turkish baths. 4til &. Lucas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-31
STATUE STAFF
N GOOD CONDITION
.ApOthroSis of Louis TX at the
Worlds Fair Can Be
Preserved.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST IS $500.
Park Commissioner Aull Consid
ering Material Best Calculated
to Effect It's Permanency-
Committee Visits Work.
E~e~A4%<><%<>>>>K

o SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SAVING
q Static OF ST. LOUIS.
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Framed Pictures at Z5c-That KEN
per & Paxton had priced as high as
$1.75. These are fine photo colors,
choice subjects; framed in elegant gilt
with metal ornaments.
They range in size from 14x17 inches
the smallest-up to 14x2S
inches; several sizes between. These
pictures are regularly sold as high as
SITS; to close them out we 7E
have made the price. each fOC
WOmen's Observation-Disclosures hem
stitched; lace or embroidery trimmed.
Sold as high as 19c; special for to-
morrow on Bargain Square, ne
DC each or three for EUC
Plain White HandkerchiefS-Hem
stitched. Worth SC: to be sold two
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Pattern Hats-These are
the very newest shapes and
shades, trimmed with shir-
red velvet, roses, foliage,
knots of velvet, and gold and
silver ornaments, all of
which are style touches that
you will find in the early
Autumn millinery. We used
these hats to copy and create
styles in our own workroom.
We are going to sell them
now. Will be priced very
cheap tomorrow from
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Notions

These prices save you
money. In the first item you
get Zoe worth for 1c; another
instance you get 25c worth
for sc. Can you resist such
tempting bargains?
Small Pearl Buttons-For trimming
at 10c per dozen. Suitable for trim
ming school dresses for the little
misses. Special tomorrow while -
they last, card of two dozen IL
Cotton Ball Fringe Suitable for
drapery, etc. Regular price 1Oc -
yard; special for tomorrow, yard i -
Mercerized Cushion Cordial col
ors, mixed and plain. Regularly
121sc; while it lasts tomorrow, e.
per yard JG
Hooks and Eyes-Black only. Reg
ular price sc; tomorrow only, IN
card IL
Knitting siIk-Regular 121sc spools
morrow while the lot lasts, two e.
spools for OC
Wave Braid-s yards to the bolt.
Regular 15c bolt; special for to- kr
morrow only u
Hook and Eye Tape-Regular price
&c yard, special TOMORROW ydTQ It.
This is all ready to sew on garments,
and is a splendid quality fastening.
To close it out tomorrow, -
yard ~
Collar Buttons-Per dozen. 1c.
Cube Pins-Blue tops. Regular
price 10c per cube: special for IT,
tomorrow, cube ~
Button Hole Twist--Just a few col
ors. Regular &c spools; special t.
for tomorrow, two spools for ~
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: Women's Skirts-Voile, brilliantines
and woods. A few walking lengths
Blues, grays, and blacks. All tailored
skirts, in many different styles. Some
of them sold as high as $7.98; take
your choice tomorrow, a 81 nE
each "a I'd
They are trimmed with folds of silk
stitched bands, box plaits, tucks, etc.
All trimmed; no plain styles in the lot.
Wolfe Shirt Waist Suits-Just a
few; blue and gray. Some of them
sold as high as S12; to close them
out we have made the price $500.
Just the kind to wear this fall. They
are elegant styles; all trimmed with
fine silk insertions, wide or narrow;
7-gore skirts, trimmed to match
waists. A special bargain at, &C
suit RO
Women's Mercerized Petticoats-
Black only; trimmed with accordion
plated ruff1es; good quality sateen.
Sold regularly at S9c; special ca
for tomorrow, each use
Women's Mercerized Petticoats-
Spun glass, accordion plated E0
ruff1es. Priced at, each O0C|
Infants CIoakS-Made of elder
down; collars trimmed with Angora
wool; all well lined and nicely made.
row, each OzC
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for sc. Splendid for the school chill
dren.
Table Covers-30-inch square; pretty
patterns trimmed with fringe all
round. Regular price is Csc; special
for tomorrow on the Bargain IN
Square, each lUC
Wrist Bags-Fancy Persian tapestry.
with chain handles; good size; good
serviceable bags. Sold as high as soc;
tomorrow you can get one of these
bags on the Interesting Bar a
gain Square at, each SJG
Wrist Bags-Nitsuki; chain handles
with fancy knob on the end These
are. not large bags. but very handy and
useful. Your choice of the lot n
tomorrow, each Nc
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Bows Waists

styles worth up to $50 that you
can buy tomorrow for Csc. Just one
or two of a kind. Some of them are
a trife soiIed, but the biggest and best
bargains that YOU ever got. They're
worth up to $3.50; your choice o.
tomorrow for 6VC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-21

Of people within the
n m becuse SELF rash
the
O the kind OF wdayo dayf
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Quaker
PerCales

These are a fine staple
quality of percale that reg
ularly sells at 812c. We are
going to sell it at &c yard to-
morrow because a wholesale
house had an overstock of
blacks and we helped them
to unload a portion; they
gave us a discount on the
prices. These percales are
absolutely fast colors, %
inches wide, black grounds
with white polka dots, fig
ures, and stripes. S12c is
regular; to be sold to- c.
morrow only at, yard "
se-inch PercaIes- Some stores get
as much as 12 nc for them. Grays,
blacks, blues, and reds; good range
of patterns. Our price for o.
Thursdays selling will be, yard OK
Table Damasl14Absolutely pure
or cream. Cheap at SIC; our AGO
price for tomorrow will be, yd 4 ~
CoIored Bed Spreads-Full size;
pink, blue and green. SLAB is the
regular price; a few that we want
to to close out tomorrow Sl.25
Brass Extension ROds-Extend from
22 to AZ inches. SC is the regular
price, complete with all fixtures; On
our price for tomorrow, each a.
BIeached ToweIs-Fringed with red
border; 15x27 inch size. An excellent
seller at SC; special price for ~
tomorrow, each En-
Zaza Cloth-30 inches wide. This is
Just twice as heavy as ordinary calico;
comes in large, brilliant patterns, and
suitable for making comforts-121 2
yards is enough to make a large COM
fort. 1910 is the regular price; to
yard O/OC
SiIkolines-What's the use of pay
ing some stores 121zc? Our regular
price is 1Oc. They're identically the
same silkolines; plain and f04
fancy colors. Per yard 4VO
Plain Color SiIkolines-36 inches
wide. Five yards is enough to cover
one side of a comfort. Toe rs the reg
ular price; will be sold special GAo
tomorrow at, yard Wv
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It's interesting to know
that all of the items in
the following list will be
sold at a special reduced
price tomorrow. That means
that the prices Kemper &
Paxton had these same
goods marked will be low
cred for this special sale.
The majority of these items
were carried from last year;
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Hosiery

Boys MerinO School Hose-Heavv
ribbed, double knee, spliced heel and
toe. Regular Csc; special at, tn
pair VIC
ChiIdren's Heavy Ribbed Hose-For
school wear; sizes 5 n to s. mr.
Special values, two pairs for Z0E
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Within the first north wind th ks plains the
big
shared
chandse
n
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Underwear.

WOmen's FIeeced Cotton I'm
Subsidized, fine quality, shar
body, button down front; size
suit. ~
Women's Light Weight Union Su
cotton: sizes to 8; butt
down front; well made and fit
bodies. Regular 81 suits: spe- 7n
cial for tomorrow only, suit ~
Children'S Vests and Pants-Ribt
heeced; cream color; sizes and
35c is the. regular price; special n n
for tomorrow, per garment I'll
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Undressing Bargain Square
A Budget of Bargains

The merchandise that we place this bargain sec
ton is special lines that want to close out The
prices always lower than you knew the same
merchandise to be sold regularly 1t is rule that
but exceptional bargains allowed this Inter
estng Bargain Square, The following for tomor-
rows special sale:
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Embroidery

Corset Cover OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
patterns Regular soc quality; for to-
morrow's selling 29c. These embroid-
cries make the most beautiful corset
covers and at such a price you can
afford to get a. good supply. While
this lot lasts tomorrow, 90
yard q ~
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ew the New Autumn Millinery Tomorrow

thai keadyT
C t s0t than his usual inn n bi
lie lis a in
this For he stwove ehavha several il
"
tnoa fwhe dw t espedh6 frs day o
Theprce wmb over h have such
n e
y Ieeden this tS ak
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Drug Cuts

20-Mule Team Borax-
Regular price is zoe pack
age. We bought so large a
quantity at one time that we
are able to sell it at 13c. In
addition we are giving a
very handsome poster pic
ture free with each package.
These pictures are suitable
for framing, containing no
advertising whatever; 14x19
inches. You get one of these
with every Zoe pack 100
age of borax for lou
Listerine-25c bottles for tomorrow
1Sc.
Shops Restorative-s bottles will
be priced 75c.
Wyeth's Lithia TabIets-5oc reg
Carriers Little Liver PiIIs-25c reg
ularly for 17c.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
81 regularly for 75c.
MelIin's Food-$1 regularly for CSC.
Royal Tooth Powder-Marked 15c,
special for tomorrow 1Oc.
Paine's Celery Compound-$1 reg
ularly, will be sold at 76c.
Warmers Safe Cure-$1 bottles will
be sold at 75c.
Quinine-Powers & Weighman's
will be sold tomorrow at per ounce 4Sc.
Lydia PinAham's Liver PiIls-25c
regularly for 17c.
Satin Skin Cream-25c regularly, for
15c-
Sayman's Vegetable Wonder Soap
Per cake Sc.
Williams Violet TaIcum Powder
Worth 25c; our special price is 15c.
Witch HaZel-Large bottles worth
Csc for 19c.
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some of them are bright new apparel that
our Kansas City store bought for spot cash
at underprices and shipped to us. Clear
through the list there runs saving that is
worth your attention. If you come to this
department tomorrow and buy from the
following list, you will be sure to save
money.
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So to $40
Taffeta Silk

We re going to sell a 75c
grade of taffeta silk tomor-
row at SOC per yard. This
silk is very desirable for
shirt waist suits and sepa-
rate waists. Comes in black
and white check patterns.
An excellentsquality. Worth
75c-that was the marked
price; special for Thurday's
selling, marked E0c
yard OVN
+ SwiveIed Silk-2s inches wide. This
is linen and silk mixed: plain ground
with neat woven figures and dots.
Worth SOC; will be sold tomor- On
row at, yard UJC
Half Wool AIbatross SO inches
wide; several colors. Worth 35c; you
yard 6VC
Mohair Plaids-New style cloth for
autumn wear; 40 inches wide. En-
exceptionally SoOO bargain DIT ~ W
Black Cashmere-silk finished, AZ
inches wide. Worth $1.25 and $3.50;
we're going to sell it tomorrow be-
cause it was carried from last IT,
year at, yard W
Novelty Dress Goods-Only two
pieces 1eft-red and black and purple
and black mixed; "a inches wide.
Marked Csc; save Toe yd. here e.
tomorrow at our price 4VC
Figured SateenS-Several different
patterns. You couldn't buy the same
quality for less than 15c; to be
closed out here tomorrow at, d.
yard 6>~C
Covert Cloths inches wide; tan
only; very serviceable for suits or
skirts; this is an all-cotton cloth. It's
marked 15c yard; to be sold O.
tomorrow at, yard OC
Voile-2S inches wide; red and
green mixtures; this is an Affection
cloth, but very desirable for fall wear
The marked price was II &c; zAr
special for Thursdays selling 4 /<C
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Women's Black Turbans-
Made of black velvet and
trimmed with feathers; very
elegant styles-$2 is a low estimate
of their value. We trimmed them in
our own workroom; we know just
how much material it took to make
them. We know that we are saving
you 81 in selling them at, CT 90
each D&.UU
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Women's White Felt Hats

Women's White Felt Hats
These are one of the most
popular styles we ever had.
We have been unable to keep
enough in stock to supply
the demand. We will have
plenty of them tomorrow,
and the price will be $2.98;
regularly $3.50 and $4.00.
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Maine Bows
SC each

Those pretty maline bows at &c
each. That's just like finding them
They will be worn all winter with the
soft crush and fancy collars; ali COL
ors, some plain. others dotted. Reg
ular price is Csc; just for tomorroyv
at, each Nc
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Women's Suits Priced
from $7.98 to $15. They are
made of all-wool cheviots,
novelty mixed goods, broad
cloths, etc. They are made
in the neatest and newest styles;
three-quarter length jackets, trimmed
with cloth or fancy buttons, stitched
bands or plaits, with belts to match.
Some have the shoulder cape. All de-
sirable, nobby, up-to-date suits, strict
ly this fall styles. Only one or two
of kind The reason were able to
sell these suits so unusually low is be-
cause this store and the Kansas City
store together bought a large
quantity for spot cash and got a F4
them cheap. Worth full third N ~
more; prices from $7.9S to ~
Women's Suits-Good serviceable
we'll lined suits, trimmed in satin and
velvet bands; all short jacket style;
mostly grays. There are suits in this
lot that sold as high as $1O.9S; take
your choice tomorrow at, q y m
each BO,UV
Women's Skirts-That sold as high
as $12, will be priced $4.95- Granite
cloths, voiles, zibelines and woods;
Navy, black, gray, novelty mixtures,
and some light colorS; all neat, nicely
made; good styles. Some are samples
that we want to close out. That's the
reason they are marked so q M
cheap; your choice for -. 30
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS

on sale: a large assortment of high-grade sam
pie furniture, carpets, rugs and household
goods for parlor. dininE-roorn. library bedroom
and kitchen. at remarkably low prices.
Also a big line OF new carpets and roorn-size
TUGS. beautiful velvets. Administers, BRUSSELS
and ingram: also linoleum and mating: thess
Of floor. $50
We are out OF the high-rent district
LASGAN STORAGE co, lODI Morgan st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
AUTOMOBILEs.

SseessNeee>SesesNsersrsse ssee>eessseee<>ee~>>eseese
WE can put you next to several hundred per
month on the best automobile ever made. Room
100 frisco building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
ChristmasP Presents

And wedding presents in Grand Rapid fur
niture. parlor cabinets. VerTiis. rnarten. oak
and mahogany tables, fancy chairs and rockers
bookcases. brass and iron beds. rugs. stcses
and ranges, at prices for cash that cannot be
Duplicated: time given II desired.
New YORK STORAGE co..
aRt2-2sl9 Wash st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
DENTISTRY.
new YORK DENTAL RaONS

N: W. Cor. Broadway and
Olive. Entrance 500 Olive 81.
Extracting FREE when teeth
are ordered. Largest and old.
est dental establishment in the
city We employ the mos.
skilIful men IN the profession.
All work guaranteed, Cnnsulte-
tion FREE Do not look for
cheap dentists. but come 10 Us
and get reliable work at low
est prices. Open daily from 6
9. m. to 6 o. m, and SUNDAY
from $50 to D. m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
Observation-Disclosures.

MME, NEWW. greatest fortune teller in the
world, brings separated together removes evil
influences. sells lucky charms. 1895 Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL PLATING.
DYING, CLEANING. REP.IRIyt

GOLD. silver ard nickel plating in all II
branches: repairing old slverware Specially
Gustave II. krsus. Gil Pine ST. second floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
UPHoL STEERING.

DO you wish to have any mattresses renovated
this fall? II so. give US trial. II. c. DuniEan
Olive: factory. =. @. cor. Fifteenth and Pine sts
Phones. Lindell His: Main 721 and Delmar 2ig,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
~~~~>oN~os~~~S>~-~-s>
Wanted.
.~.->>>->>~~->>~~>~~~-~ ~~-~-.>>->-~-
AN huying up secondhand furniture aad
cash JR 10. Republic.
FURNITURE OF eiEh,-room house. Up 3.
Republic.
FURNITURE Of all kinds Trasch. 2i7a Frank-
lin Kin. lis9 Bell Beaumont 4ssai
HIGHEST prices for contents OF hoteis. .oorr-
s-hotses: :lie better the quality and Gfgsr tie
Quantity. the better We are suited. s'"' f;-''"
,,s OIL paintings: highest cash prices paid. -oii
postal: Russell. 3ily s. Eroadwa2
OLD feather beds: pay s. to 81: send postal
F. Batavia. I2 y. Nlnth st.
WE pay highest cash prices for household
f9rnniture, piaIes etc: also buy entre contents
norl Auction Co. lai5-2i olive St; '''' -
s>~~~>~>>~>~~>-.~~.-. .~soS>>>>->>>>-
CONTENTS Of nlne-room house. complete.
by niece or the whole lot, including iron beds.
Stoves etc: all new. III; Eugenia
ELEGANT quartored sldeboard, also dining
chairs 400 Morgan.
FINE small Bucks heating stove. two oak
dressers: reasonable. zoo Pine.
FINE set mahogany furniture: cost 500; less
than half 4I2s Delmar boulevard.
FURNITURE of five large rooms: 500 1866
Easton ave.
FrRNITrRE OF fiat in bulk or By piece:
cheap 5l2sA kensington ave
FURNITURE: parlor set; two complete beds
and two new spring cots. OSi Faitmount.
FURNITURE OF elegant four-room hat: low
rent; modern conveniences: cheap: owner going
TO leave city 4i34 Eastcn ave.
castleman ave.
HOME CONFORT range Majestic Lsss-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08

MEDICAL.
CURE any disease: nay after cured: consulta-
tion free Dr. Crowley. 1913 n. Eighth
z ADIESi Use chichester's English PcnayTuyal Piha
In Rest! Safest: 0sly Ecfiabic! Take no otkcr.
kYs1ys5r nrassi:t. Or .esd g. .,.np, for parts.
Chichester Chemical Co, Philada., Pa
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08

NEW PIANOS
w pianos. usually sold for Se25. this week.:io
New pianos. usually sold for 5000 this week i225
New pianos. usually sold for $50 this week ss.5
New pianos usually SOLD SOLD fS Tor ths h Week
the the GIa s reliable aRAbBfR! pianos With = rec.
Rouse: also the Mason & Hamiin, Webster and
ether reliable makes.
USED UPRIGHTs.
uprights which We will close out this week al
asttonishingly low prices. We can mention only
800 Chickering upright now.................sls .sls5
80 Nice rosewood upright. ...................Sl .Sllo
'sV' New England upright. in fine condi-
800 Rosewood upright. in fine condition.;i,o
s.9 liable! upright in fine condition. .S45
$50 LarS. BRADBURY upright. in fine
800 Elegant mahogany upright used three
$3.50 Jcataiosue price, Mahogany upright 'iS'
with all the latest improvements. very
fine condition, used ,Ho months: now $50
s's9 t Gatia,ogue price, Elesant oak upright. 90.
i.loo Ccatalorue price, Fine style II BRAD
BURY upright, used months: now....s $50
SQUARES.
f4a Rosewood square in coed ordsr..$ 30
,;0 Splendid square. in good order..........s 20
s.e rine-tone square ...-...-..-.............s 65
$50 Firs,-class square ....................sll Sis
ORGANS
500 Organs. now ....................,..s %
s,Ie ssI Efasht-stop f orsans, now.-..-.....-..S 2
sl25 Eleven-stop Mason & Hamlin organ.
now -.--.---..--.-.-....---..-.-. y
REMEMBER: THIS SALE Is ALMOST
LONGER.
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY.
Manufacture BRADBURY PIANOS. 1912 Olive.
A. F. WHITAKER Manager
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
HOTEL SIRATEORR,

EIGHTH AND PINE STS. ST. LOUIS.
A permanent new and modern hotel in the
shopping and theater districts. European plan :
handsomely furnished and equipped with elc-
vators: hot and cold water in every room ::
electrice lights and steam heat Every room an
outside room.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-08
SH0PWORN AND REPAIRED SCALES
KWoNG YEP & co,

VIII open December s. to sell all goods at n
sacrifice which were on exhibit at Worlds Fair
grounds. Blaclwood furniture. root hgIrea
Curfos enlbroideriee fewelry. preserved ginger
dried iichees teas. etc. etc. Off1ce eI3 Academy
ave. 81, Louis. Mo. Take Suburban car: first
house south Of tracks.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-06-11
Nerve Fag.
liz YOU Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You Will
Suffer Z Or 1t.
You can waste ncve force by e,

You can waste lclTe force by excess,
over-worl. Worry. anxiety, etc.
You can weaker yo,,seh by not eating
+ oper foo or @tcSrinG sufficient rest to
renew the ;:erv2 nc.~ you use up.
The proper treatment in addition to
Good ph02Gtat,c food such as whole
meal bread, prepared cereals, etc, is
Or. Miles Restorative Nervine.
This is as truly a brain and nerve
food rs any food you could eat, and be-
sides. furnishes strength and tone of it's
own which goes to the weakened nerve
system, and sets it to rights
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine is a re-
freshing, revitalizing tonic food medicine
for the brain and nerves. 1t reconstructs
worn out nerve tissue, and fills your
languid brain with new life and vigor.
Dr. Miles Nervine has made so many
marvellous cures, of people so sick the
doctors thought they were incurable,
that it is today the standard medicine
in many thousands of American homes.
The first bottle is guaranteed to help
you or druggist returns your money.
'"rhe extreme boat, close confinement
and intense n-atl1 STRAIN incident to
the banking buS.ness, has caused me
to suffer With nervousness and lnSOm-
MIA 1t gives me pleasure to say that
l have used Dr Niles Nervine with
very satisfactory results in the treat
uent Of these affections. l am now on
my fifth bottle, and eat end sleep well,
in fact have almost forgotten that /
possess nerves. r.. J.. DALBY, Asst.
Cashier, State Bank TeXarcana, Ark.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-06-11
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great guam
tity is constantly coming in,
declaring DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery for Consumption Coughs
and Colds to be unequaled. A
recent expression from T. ].
Mcfarland Bentorville, Va.
serves as example. He writes:
i had Bronchitis for three years
and dOctored all the time with
out being benefited. T hen l
began taking DIR. Kings New
Discovery. and a few bottles
wholly cured me- Equally eff
fective in curing all Lung and
Throat troubles, Consumption,
Pneumonia and Grip. Guaran-
teen by st. Johns Drug Co.,
Druggist. Trial bottles free.
regular sizes SOC, and 81 90.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-06-11
WANTED A gents,

WANTED-Agents, Hustlers,
Statesmen, CLERKS and every body
who wants to enjoy good
hearty laugh to send SOC for
Tips to Agents. Worth $50
to any person who sells goods
for living. If not satisfactory
your money back. Circular for
stamp. The DR.. White Electric
Comb Co., Decatur, Ill.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1904-06-11
SHORTHAND
IN 80 DAYS

Boyd's Syllable Shorthand is the
shortest cut to prosperity ever in
vented. only 9 characters. No
ruled lines or shadings.
Thousands OF openings awaiting
Hrst-class operators. Easily ac-
CURED at home.
Call on our representative in
Saint Johns and get testimonials
and descriptive circulars.
Complete first lesson, one-fourth
the entire course, sent to any ad-
dress for two cent stamps, pro-
viding you mention this paper.
Chicago Correspondence Schools,
(lNooaPoRArsD)
National Lite Building, CHICAGO, ILLS.
l.. c. Henning, Local Representative.