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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14
MILITIAMEN LEARNING
4 NEW KIND Of DRILL

The staff of the Territorial militia.
under the direction of Colonel Jones,
is hard at work trying to learn some
new things about drill-and trying
harder to unlearn some old things.
1--WE have just received the new drill
regulations of the United States army
said Colonel Jones yesterday. "and we
are now working en- them. The prin-
cipal change is that there will be no
more wheeling in column of tours, the
turn being made instead by kind OF
oblique movement. But there are many
minor changes in the new regulations.
We have always used the United
States drill regulations, and so we will
make the changes. But it means lot
of work, learning new things-and un-
learning old ones. The unlearning, in
fact, is the hardest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14
OPERETTA SCORED ANOTHER
SUCCESS LAST EVENING

Another crowd greeted the of the
that Jack Built the Opera House evening
the theaer and space
fully occupied The with the precision
on the first night the earhauntng melodies drawing applause will
every change in the music.
The extraordinary the operetta placed
den of Honolulu front rank of juvenile dramatic Miss
Martin under whose direction highly
compmeted the conclusion evenings
There bitches, and but amusing
accidents wclp only served help the laughter along Mrs
Cooper repeated her successful rendition of the delightful old
Mother character and ably by Old King
(Sonny Cunha) who had fund of side tap;
sung himself into Mrs
Queen of Hearts with her bewtchng maid
extette gave artistic all The making
bird pie piece of pretty work. and the dance of the
maids while with called
for storm paudts Thema Murphy, page
excellent especially duel with the Hearts
amused little Chinese girl in her
of the children the shoe The little girl
made distinct Goose the boy Boyvie and
as the little courter, excellent.
Mrs Mary contributed small the of
the operea with calcium lights
showing the result training stage dancing the
The orchestra valuable adjunct the operea
carving the along perfectly under the ku baton
nents of Miss Martin.
matinee given Thursday afternoon for the benefit
IF children.
Miss Martin children the of The House
That lack Built to Castle kindergarten this after
,on immediately school special work They will be KEEP
put short time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14

IN SESSION
Conclude That They
Can Do Nothing
At This Time.

The tax assessors from the several
districts in the Territory met in the
Office of Assessor ]. L. Holt as a Board
of Equalization yesterday. but because
there was nothing before them to
equalize. the meeting was not produc-
tive of results.
1--WE met" said Mr.. Holt, because
the law makes it mandatory upon us
to meet for this purpose in December.
But there were no data before US, and
none available, and SO we could do
nothing. The purpose was to have
a discussion of the tax levy for the
coming year, and to get the ideas of
the various assessors upon what
changes, if any. it is desirable to have
made in the tax laws at the coming
session of the legislature.
'.But. as I said before, there were no
data to go upon, and SO the meeting
adjourned at noon today without TAX
ing any action whatever. The adjourn
n1ent was taken until March 6, 1905.
By that time we will have figures, and
there will be something for US to go
upon. You see, We will begin to get
returns from taxes next month. and
the Planters Association meets in
February. and we will have all their
reports to go upon. We expect to be
able to act much more intelligently at
that time. Oh. yes; there was full
meeting of the Board. Territorial
Treasurer Campbell presided at the
meeting, and all the assessors from the
outside districts We're present.
The assessors from the various dis
tricts are: First district. Oahu, J. L.
Holt; second district, Maui and Molo-
kai, w. T. Robinson; third district,
Hawaii, N. c. Willfong; fourth district,
Kauai, j. K. Farley.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14
OAHU Ice IL
Electric Go.

ice delivered to any part of the city.
fsland orders promptly filled. Tel. Blue
1851. ?. 0. Box Goo Office: Kewslo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14
a Handsome Table.

manufa ctured here for a private order
is one in the process of completion al
the Lucas Planning Mill. It is a hand
design, with legs and under pieces OF
koa. The border for the center OBJ
long is also of finely polished koa. The
center is made from beautiful Japan
csc wood. looking much like curly ma
pie, except that it is darker and takes
on richer polish. The slab was split
and the two pieces Joined at the CEN
ter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14

Pacific Lodge No. S22. A. F. and A
NJ. has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Right worshipfu
master, Charles R. Frazier; senior
warden, Charles F. Murray; junior
warden. T. H. Petrie; senior deacon
R. H. P. Lishman; junior. deacon, j
]. Belser; inner guard, S. P. French
senior steward, E. H Paris; junior
steward. r. H. Trent: tyler. Fred L.
Waldron; secretary. e. P. Chaplin;
treasurer, w. o. Atwater; chaplain,
Alec Lyle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14
Rwart Ii Satisfied.

The following cablegram has jus
been received and pertains to the Hi.
.dalgo Plantation and Commercial Com
pany's properties in Mexico:
From Tapachula. State OF Chiapas
Mexico.
ITO Brainard H. Smith. Honolulu. t
H
Found everything as represented in
prospectus. Am satisfied.
GEO. r. EWART.''
Mr.. Ewart's complete report will ap-
pear shortly.
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ADMIT FORTRESS
IS NOW DOOMED

ST. PETERSBURG, December q
With the confirmation of the news that
the Japanese have occupied 203-meter
hill and the report that the Russians
unsuccessfully attempted it's recapture,
officials at the War Office are begin
ming 10 prepare themselves for the in
evitable Golden hill and Liaoti hill are
higher and dominate 203-meter hill, but
the officials say that if the Japanese
succeed in mounting heavy guns upon
the latter it probably will be only a
question of days or weeks before the
fortress falls. Still there is not the
slightest idea among General StoessePs
friends that he will surrender, even if
he should be ordered to do SO. 1t is
limited that it is possible that if the
fall of the fortress is shown to be in
evitable, the Emperor may direct its
surrender in order to prevent the I'M
necessary sacrifice of the remnant of its
brave defenders; but it is believed by
those who know Genera Stoessel best
that he will make good his threat to
hold out to the last man and last
cartridge in Port Arthur
The ships in the barber, it can now
be stated on high authority, are in no
condition to attempt to break through
the investing squadron The guns of
the war ships We're long ago landed
and the marines and sailors have been
participating in the land defense. Some
of the ships also have been injured by
shells If the fortress falls it is under
stood the ships will be taken outside
and sunk in deep water in order to
ar
being of service to the enemy.
TALK OF BLACK SEA FLEET.
The question of the advisabilitv of
reinforcing vice-Admiral Rojest-
vensky's squadron with the Black sea
fleet is again being agitated by some
of the papers. notably the Novoe
Vremya, which points out that, with
the addition of the Black sea vessels,
Rojestvensky will have a superiority
which will insure victory over Admiral
Togo's fleet. The Novoe Vremya calls
to the fact that japan was
notsone of the signatories of the treaty
closing the Dardanelles, and asserts
that if Japan had the power she might
force an entrance into the Black sea
and engage the Russian fleet Con-
Ferse1y, the paper continues, with
the consent of the Porte there
s nothing in the treaty TO pre-
rent the exit of the Black sea fleet to
light some power which is in no wise
involved in the treaty. 1t is argued
hat Great Britain is the only power
which would attempt to make trouble
,ver the juncture of the two fleets
The project was warmly advocated by
ome of the officers of the Admiralty
'efore the war. but it never was sane
toned. and the Admiralty does not
-dmit that the subject has been re-
lived. Neither does the Foreien Office
Omit that any pressure is being ex-
rcised to secure the consent of the
'orte. for the pa sage of the Darda-
elles by the Black sea fleet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14
Honolulu Concrete Dray Co.

Builders of cement and stone build
ngs. Have for sale white and black
sand. Monument, foundation and coral
stones. ballast for ships. We also do
grading and excavation and have gar
den soil for sale. Hauling at reasonable
rates. Office: Emma Hall. Nuuanu and
Beretania streets. Phone Blue 1911.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14

Copies now on sale at all book stores
OF the Hawaiian Forester and Agricul~
turfst, monthly magazine of forestry,
entomology and agriculture. issued un-
der the direction Of the Board OF Com
missioners of Agriculture and Forestry.
Price 10 cents copy, $1.00 per year by
mail to any address. Subscriptions re-
ceived at the Gazette Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14
Moonlight Concert.

The Hawaiian Government band will
give a concert tonight at the Moana
Hotel. Waikiki, commencing at 1880
O'Clock. The program is as follows:
FART I.
March-"The Commandery'' Hall
Overture-".Ivan'' .Conterno
Chirpers'' Frank
Grand Selection-.T Martiri. .Donizetti
PART II
Selection-"The Pirates of Penzance''
..... ........ Sullivan
March, American Cadets Hall
Gavotte-"Old Tapestry .... .Bogetti
TinaIe-"A Bit o.. Rlarney" Helf
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-14

THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF
HAWAII. Bound in law calf, sent
postage prepaid. to any address In the
united states for IS copy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
HANGAR T. TAYLOR

SlD..A-Il md LUl NC tO.
New warehouse. isSs Washington ave 20, y-f-
.sir rooms .of storage. uiJ.ap.o1f carpet-IcoLn:
cheapest insurance IN the c!tv you have secs
TO yoSr room. at any slime. all moving pacing
a.. skipping guaranteed. money advanced;
.stsb!l sn-i 80. Ring VI q al OF 2a.E .sss iat
get - W have no br.nrhsa-
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MRS. ANNIE NEWlAND

PrisAt licensed home Tor iadi.s before and
during confinement. Oldest and most reliable
institution IN tie state: Established forty
years. home comforts. motheriy care: infants
adopted: consultation free: conl.d, n;ial- sat
isfaction guaranteed: ladies In trouble cali or
write. -3s1As Olive St
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. SEP,


: m nrR0 rrnTy1
l. AOO lS II T. u
f, aOuScS Avn yru,r,r.
| s~~c~~-S,c 49, cee. - 80.
J Wasted.
!
| s"1n :s,k;iesma horse for Sc or So Ky
---.e--.
| OF SAFE.
- 49, -, 49,. -
| huf nine months: good as new. our max. John
Neiner & Co. aois Morgan
All, kirds ~ s-ccn Ihard IehIrie- wagons
and bugries Of all d.sc4.ip:icn. siIo Pine
aaMA Sc,, % hand a.s: %IySs ,sP; Ia
ness: yop try horse fore Sryinx: casn o. On
raymen;s- r l. Aons-. ISIS y. Broadway
UxRC ,,,- 49, .-I.,,-,,-, -,-,,r- a, ls
,,.,n' g. . ~, =. his'" IN ~ SIuIs
~e. a.-o -NPi..s Mssoi-. If.' .Y"pA-
RAY horsa Yeas cd Is hands high .saund
gentle civ and iady hroie: good roaistcr asa
.as:. :s: !, GIN H=5.. 77 cheap
nc spotted rnarc. Ss: small mare. 81: team
mare IN fosl. IS. ~ Esston ave
I.I,: f.,,, mace IN so,I a., tat tfs1- ,4Tiytns
mare y.nti. e.: 49, E,,niiir a..
-. - ---
har re-. t h H" 's.s Fiaies ave- %'e
BIG team horses. weigh 5.03. scll REGARDLESS
Of price: sickness. leaving city ine y J'h"r-
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
s->~~~~~.s-~~>~s'~-------
| Wanted.
S>>->~>>s>>>>>>~>-~->--- ~~-->~~>>>>~-~~s
| FURNITURE Ct small nat. state lowest cash
Price. Jennings. II.I Olive.
FEATHERS. very h.gr. { pr.c.s pIsi: honest
We SIT: rcstsl Giote ~ boa 10. 34o Finney;
~. iHE. bedding wanted: pay Sc u s. :
I pound: send pos:al. +. J. Ryan. Yes; Era
Sts'..n.
FEATHERS wANTEi,-f you want tue very
hish.st, pric. and honest dealing. -end for II
Sn.,irfihn 1Est Franklin ave s-nd I.Jstai-
HIGHEST prices rail- for furniture. CARROTS
st,y.s etc: ivy W ,, fore selling o., :. Fourth
OLD feather bed; ray s; to So. --nd postaL
$ c.,ayia. Y y. Ninth n.
sI'UT cash raid for contents q hoisIs room.
tns a"usez or stores. the better tue quality and
;iic larger the quantity the better II suits us.
see 'is l"fofe selii.s. si;l oiiye.
". lss n,she.: ea,n pF,esr g. nog..hc!a
q rat. .. rer,i-nc:,; cal or send POSTAL L-'-
For sale.
. >--->-------------~--
COUNTRY buvers: 10, % h-i. bedroom sets.
tan -. glass .0a nm h-ri~. very low pics.
storsse soods. 40 \. seyrnih.
fifty 90, stoves; : ranssF. $50 heating
ROM SToEiGE-Rgn ana : oIs,n= s'lves
HON. Comforts Nri.si!c Quick Meal: an. Of
%. t-st nlak.s. - 30 40 y seventh.
IRON bed, srrinr. co,tnn-iop nlstirss,: all
new: So, fianond ". store 3iel Olive
iRoE bed. cos; sit: cheap s.: -weii-fron, oak
dr.ssor and stand. ISIS Essfon.
MUST leave city: bedroom sat. walnut. inrec
pieces. s.lf-fce'1-r rtove. 'iaTi1nd: fine lounge
and rnckcss oss.er made for his own use-
1916 Penn st. upstairs.
RADIANT HOME SO 5. handsomely NICK cd:
also larr- cannon stove: sill che@p 80 Eastnn-
RARE o'd mahogany table and other pieces
ifis y Market st
SiN-HoisE range. slightly us.d: COS. So: ais
small COX stove. cheap. SIS Easton
STORAGE f;pOrS-Mis.ig carpet Brl-sels
ingram rugs. hnoieufi. o.iclcth and mating. &c
VI. -" -. Seventh.
cin 'abie cloths. 2.co napkins. .:iverwsr- III
Ia. Reruhi g
TWO tare--dgarr-r iron bids. one .ioi.b.e one
rlTnp .i.. ifgi Ielr.ar hniil.N ard
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FURNITURE AND CARPET
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS,
We have n ia,Ee assortment oe them in ra--
io-. bedroom. dining rooin. library an. kitchen
outfits and odd sainpl. pieces n. all kinds
The are nion.y-tayer-. Call add compare our
prices. Our location Means a saving 90 you
i-zrScn Storage Co. saissrOcin. TOOL Morgan ST.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
~~~S~-~~~-~~~~~ssss~s~~~>s>~ ,~~~~.~~~-~
ABSOLUTE -iyen 90 moving storage.
--cktn=. shippin~. haus.hcid Eoccs. etc: .SH
rTices- KIN. ID -. Lv"n- 80 Olive.
= ~. PURTMAN storage and Moving Co
S-parate ICONS. low prices on reliable moving
and storage. wi ass ave: nn0ne u i.t..
AI!E-I.iC.As storage and MOVING Co. .As
O4!v--NOvinE. recAins. shipr.nE. 81 ztoTas- n
-sissli- ....5as: bN:h phot.rS- ~. H. Lsnsdae.
BONDED GaE.Eou--. Henry e ", wi-se
Storage and Moving Co. isI.-ls Franklin
money rGNsnr'': vnen desired Rini0rh q s.s.
NEW YORK storage Co. Tw.nsy-.erond and
wash more. pack ship store fgTni.uT. In
s-nsrIts rc1rris. estimate given: work guzran-.
soJi.i s.is S.sias- AMI AovIns Co. iSI-i-s
s.ln-y =. Ee.i si.:ney -: NInioch Victor 81!
SIs,reE. ABSOLUTELY rIKEPKlOt. nsv
W ONNSS warehouse. Grand AID kAcie:e.
Tor .sGyH;ys.i.s u furniture. pianos. tru4k-.
vsiG1Se. boXes..tc-. strictly nrS;-class rFovias.
lac~ing, sE!.y. etc Oh TIE i.sErlnce ts.s
.O~-<t- sc.s. advanced ship goods c-I:-
Estimates Zee. Ge; rates iiofh pnoles. !-gs-
"a eiiN~. v Y. fs~uuofi ACcfsor = STORAGE -
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Piano BARGAINS.

BRADBURY Piano warerooms. 1919 Olive:
A. F.. Nhfake-. manager. i. G. Smith. man.
ufacturer
Some fine bargains this week In used upright
planes:
ken aark-cssc. gcod-ton. uprieh; -........sI2s
SO uedium-size BRADBTRY upright SIS
35.s Beautiful walnut Upright. used only three
sioo elegant mahogany upright. nearly new.
very fine tone f2!6
see BRADBURY. elegant light mahogany up
SQUARES.
Nice small square. In good order ......S =
several very fine squares. In god order. at
So. so. So. upwards: good makes; Steck.
Fischer and others.
ORGANS.
Closing them out at So. $50. S25 $40 SO: orig
in1liy ccft SIS. TO $50: Estey. Kimbsil. LoI-
ing Blake and other makes
NEW PIANOS
One OF the fines; stocks In the West a. prices
So TO $50 less than dealers. We are manu-
facturers n large scale. and can give you
uneoualed Inducements
BRADBURY Piano warcroom. 1912 Olive:
=. g. Smith. manufacturer: A. +. Whitaker.
manager.
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DENTISTRY.
NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS

y. W. Cor. Broadway Ard
Olive. Entrance zoo Olive :,
Extracting FREE when teeth
are ordered. fArxsst and aid
est dental establishment In the
city. We employ the mos,
shi!fui men In the profession.
Al work guaranteed. Consul.a-
ton FREE Do not look for
cheap dentists. but corne to Us
and get reliable work At low
est prices Op~n daily from Q
. m 70 q q. m. and SUNDAY
from $40 10 I o. m
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L. 3. LAM GAN & co. D.,


OFFICE 1901 MORGAN ST
Separate compartments fcr stgs!n= furniture.
ria-os trunks etc. cash advanced are:
fuTn.'r:f~ moved IN raff-i "arS: packing and
sh.Ipi.sS q sperial;y. phone 10 %. rates. 2ain
esfI AMI II s7a
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MAN who has So ia go 20 invest. With
service. this viii paw you So n moath and
hoard. O. siop n month without bad: Invest
m'ni secured. For particulars see Missouri.
ksnSSs and okiato-na CO. Sol Chssfnu; St
ONf:-IIAIF interest and ertlTe charge 81 god
ccncsSsica in Electrisity building: suitable TO-
iaiv- siiG required Tstlo-. Bell &c. OF cal. a.
s.ctiru - Hugh p King
DESIRE 10 r,preSaur manufacturing or Job
hing house In Texas. either brokerage o. can
buy goods outright. Ire Geld open. have three
representatives. covering said state: references
furnished. Ky a.. Republic
wASTED-Bv rorpoFarion operating coun-
fry sto-. IN a southern Missouri town. In con-
motion with cher business. a compSfen,
steady softer man 20 take entire charge OF
store: rnust have successful .xpe-isn-~ and
phIii:- n c"untr~ merchant: prefer man who
also has some krSvl~dx. OF bookkeeping and
office work IN lumber business lire address in
own handwriting until October / stating refer
.rce- ard extent 90 EXP. Renee as a country
merchant. also salary expected jill s. pc
rubiic-
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eanitarium for coufinemenis: Infants adopted;
elegant accommodations. twenty years expert
ence, trained nurses: Iadie.s. when needing n
specialist. come or write: strictly respectable.
Or. Dennis 20; Sssv,u M.f fe.s..s , s,;
clan and surgeon. conducts the most reliable
sanitartum for confinement IN this city, IL rf-ct
eeciusion and home comforts: trained nurse:
treated under ABSOLUTE guarantee; ladies. whsn
seeding . specialist. come write me.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
ACME steam Carpet Cleaning Co.; &c Ter
ys.r1- 500 f.1ston ave. Roth phones
AMERICAN Steam Carpet Cleaning 60 -,'ar
ret= cleared sad renovated: made over and Land.
Nineteenth and Pire: Bsaumorf s<s: 20
CHICAGO Steam Carpet Cleaning Co ~ *
McCotrtaey. Mararer-Carpets r-rcvs,sd L,ox
Ike rev Lin. 1-a; Kin. Del. .i5i. 80 Flaaey
EMPIRE Steam Csrpet Cleaning Co. W Wa
'sFman. Mannrsr-tafpsts renovated. iocss Liz.
rev. III Lssas. tel Reaurnnrt ~: Kin 4. &C
WALL PAPER.
EHHLTcTI BROS paper rooms 3. each. esl
Fasicn. Del ii0s: Lini.il 1860.
LEFFINt;W ELL WALL. PAPER CO 20
si'.idar1 Sf.-work done at lowest prices: s-ni
rrs-al. $3.50
81 Will 1sorcr YOUR room complete: good uori
Address Price. s7iI y. Twcniy-ffth
DENTISTRY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29

With plenty Of accommodations for thouxa nds
% Worlds Fair visitors. and only two min
stes. walk from the famous pein,ar Garden.
Largest. finest banquet pavilion and dining hail
In 81. Louis Meals only &c. Tents sc per .iay
and up. American or European plan. Nag
nihcent scenery. green lawns. fountains. shower
baths. music ard Immense shade trees-"the
sight Of q lifetime" Take Deimar Garden cars
to Deimar Garden and woman's MAGAZINE
building. military guides at the tuiiding Will
escort you TO the camp. Music. souvenirs and
admission free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
DYING. CLEANING. REPAIRING.

LADIES and gentlemen, bring your spring
garments tn the ParA Cleaning and Dyrire
Emporium i33s Franklin
r. GROEBL. 4 co. carpets. rugs cleaned
dyed renovated; garments cleaned cy-d re-
paired Both phones. 80 Gravo.s: Be,,e.ontains
or jefferson cars.
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RENT PIANOS.

81. 81 81. 81 per month: fn~ assortment: low
est prices BaAURrRT Plano Wareroonls 1919
Olive. r. g. Smith. manufacturer. A. T.. Whit
aker. manager
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Medical ard surSicai disease, Of women Q
speciality. Regularly licensed home
Patients received ~ any time. before and
during confinement. infants adopted. II de-
sired. treinrJ nurses: home comforts: iaoies in
trouble. call or write: trftns reasonable Con
suit
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SROPWORn And REPAIRED SCALES

~ W. CORNER EIGHTH AND CLARK
w,,.,,,vCwY ,,,,u az
| " Nr.s't VUN $40.
sI.arGHTER-H HOUSE machinery: cheap 20,
| Hickory 81,
|
sa.oiire ensin. aad d,nsms: USED three monihs
f..ArcaSia :Ia M.t'snslani ave
sfS3S:1;; -, - = -
Coaison een;rai energy sx.tchbSsrj In sosa
..E.,.9.
engine op sot cr.. p;tr & s.. a9ns
caoie Inch; J Rand rock driii por;ahle fur
| 49,. >'.a,, hose. ..vI.. &c eserh,hihs re-
GeIeH- ,slL ";, !; W sInIta: Mona H2nse.
| III Aor ara A.,,r:. az .iy,ss ans volt
| eh:n.rr Pn.,ote.M s.c,;ay.Sn E,c,.,csI 20 20
| Grand 81 ard Victor has Compton anu Papip
| MUSIcAi.
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| - hIs,h-ShhDL. upright piano; Hahorany
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29

NNE NEww. greatest fortune teller in the
vorid- brfngs separated eoeeeher: gives good
luck In horse racing. LIS Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
Mrs. Warrancs and Madge G!ayms,

Private home. coninemsnfs So: adoption II
desired. perfect seclusion: irrrgula tiles treai.,I
part pay IN work. ia,fi.s Ia trouble call OF
write siosA Olive Phone i.1.C.