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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26
FJRE ALARM BOXEs.

60 Rnritan Copper Works
~ High and Lewis
"a Madison ave and Paterson 10
2H Market and First sts.
So Smith and High 1T
81 State and Smith ats
% buckingham ave and Hartf
IS commerce and Front SIS
az High and Washington ctr
81 Htate 1T and Buckingham ave
nj Hall ave and Charles at
81 Railroadav and Wayne
62 Washington aud First sits
0S Turnpike ana Elm at
ca Bmith st and Watson ava
&C. CoInmerce aud State 70
~ Front aud Smith SITS
70 Water and Gordon aEs
n Kearny ave and Gordon st
81 Smith and Herbert st
s. Woodbridge road and Washington ST
81 Lehigh ave ? Stanford ST
To send In an alarm, open the door Of the DO,
and pull down the lever and let Yo once only
Stay at box until firemeu arrive,
SPECIAL CALLS.
tap-Break IN circuit. . taps Drill and frt
alarm test. Hydrant at corner OF Jefferson and
HIgh street al ways to be used for this trial.
taps Fire out. ) taps-PoIice call. l2-(Iall 70,
lincoln Hose 13--Cail for Washington Hose
li-Call for Mcclellan Hose l6--Cail Tor Pro
tactiop n. and [.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26
BOATS.
Capt. Charles w. Roberts.
FOREIGN.

Mike Babinszki, Jan Grahowski'
Juhasz Julie, Jan Kwiatkowski,
Andryj Modrelewski, Macy Mlhal-
ynak, Andrzej R~omajwski, T1mko
Simon, Wojciech Las, Pawel zytka'
Jusief Balkue, Josef Dawidowsky'
John Hrebik, Alfred Johnson, 10
han Krajnak, Molmar Annaneek'
Niels Kristian Nielsen, Ignacz Svid-
erka. Frank Szaho, Aszkay Vinese,
Walenty Zapadowsky, A. Reisman,
l.. Petersen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26

5VIcK4 Ga91Ren's drug store, 81 Hail av-
M in.< que q branch once for the HV-
DHs"KNlNt NEWS where want Ads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26

Letters at the Perth Amboy Post
Office to be advertised for the week
ending August 26th 1905.
DOMESTIC.
William Anderson, John Ander-
son, Mrs. L. G. Babb, w. Brown,
Jacob Fisher, w. j. Foster, Niels }.
Jensen, j. C. Murphy, Panyko Gy-
orgy, Stian Stiansen, Elliott Thomp-
SON..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-26

Entered at Post once as ~second-class matter
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
Established 1878.

IN 'front.' Of that 's a group o: ,oit-J vel
-" chrysaffhemurns arranged rbr eject
IN "ith-r corner TO tn" right and !.f' Il
ire stag. ar" two magnificent groups Il
palms. William Shray Il Sons Of - i<,gi.
received The first prizes both ON ~. fern
aid palm groups.
sensation among the flower lovers during
~" Flower show az III. worlds Fair, " n
arst prize In tn" rel rns. cnftss' Tn"
~, ia,hfncnd has been pronounced tn" host
plant OF clear foliage. larg. close flowers
wiih deep petals. = q ,iCh ro-. c,rrn!n.
IN irasrsnc. 70 resembles that or the ola
fashl"n~d garden rose.
.rtionAI beauty and size. Hss one OF III.
features tn" Hosers AZ. largo deep scar
.' IN color blending 20 rose pink az IN"
ts.s nf IN" petals. The s'.r'- az. long
and strong and carry m. rovcrs we'll
'o0~l Appleton was the winner IN
hhpst "i ~" chrysanthemum rlass.. This
W. De-. yellow Chrs-arti .'uurr IN .ho
rlfh.t IN" plant bears Isrp" clos" low
"r- 90 rich canary color IN. c-,.,
giob~s a. yellow 80 We'll IN the .'sr,s AMI
90 not irppp over
Erih" 'nr IN" h"s' hamy-r - "aWr-. ne.
h"srrs psr" viols's iili"4 ~ ~. y,f..,,
hnf in"!i.nhalr ferns Nor. than \ E.,-
W,rI t"h, hes "f Sioi.ts W"re m-"I In tli<
H.HIi'N \ 'HfE" hamper - yellow .HrNs-
sn'h"murls with iars. bows ~ satin IN
~. received the second rriz.. IN TN. TI, %
IN" IVORY. rOnrsra'!v.ly new rose
ro-r 81 ivory color. ..er, los. ,.',rss -, -
Gart green foliage '''i
III" nsraS-fs ~ ~. ssr-v ray, .n,s,y
.Ird 'n 'irams" the : ,nmc - ths-
esch dsv vii hav. q sg.rtsI r~stu-. lu.
a. The .ar7" ln~ 20 hsl. . ya-i~I .,hihi-
'ti' E""ris received fret rrts- >o- ~.
n..t arrarE-. s'ty feet .ps~" oI c'rySln-
yellow Tr~srs IN IN. r.r.e- arI 81 49,,
VIII" 'rrrl'-g the quarters
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
.FO0TPADS Hello Up
MRS. JOSEPH CAVITY
Encountered Two Nrgr"rs "n Fin
nct Avenue. VIII" stole Money.
Watch and Gloves - Escaped
While Woman Screamed.

A. Mrs Joseph Canty. of NJ. tio> cn"h
avenue. was passing a billboard on th,
south side of tfnney avenue. between
Nandcventer avenue and Sarah street, al
O'CLOCK last evening, she encountered i've
negro hixhwaymen who. despite her ~
forts to protect herself. oN.rpow"r-i h"i
and robbed her Of 81 In money, rold
watch M & and Esi1 ,n Of ; black <, KID nS sSy,s r
manager Of the cafe ut tho Jefferson club
She had been making u few purchases N
the vicinity of Nand~ventsr and f'nn"y
avenues. and was en- her way hom" when
the robbers assaulted her.
Believing that the money wa< safe IN
her glove. Mrs. Canty HID u thor" and
proc~eief On her way home. Whether
the robbers saw her making purrhas.s IN
the storrs In the n"lEhtNrhood IL not
known. but they lost u" tim. finding the
money hen they set upon her.
Mrs. Csnsy proceeded west on tho south
side NJ Finney avenue and had little az
prehension IL encount.r,ng roht-rs oa
such a thickly populated thoroughfar,.
Ehe Vas looking In IN. direction Of "a pass.
herself In the grasp ~ one of IN. r"hbcrs
The foofpad threw his arm around her
neck ami placed his Other hand over her
mouth. while his companion proc-e,i.d To-
relieve her ~ her money and yalua hlr>.
The street at this point u very dark
and Mrs Cantv could scarcely hav" seen
the negroes had she been looking In ,h"
direction of the bilihoar,is There ar" ne
street lamps for several yards ON either
side. and. although tn. street IL traversci
by hundreds II people after DARK It IL
considered an ideal spot for ho'd-up.
Mrs canty mad. "a ds-perat. effort ~
Eberatc herself from IN. grasp "f the
robher but VAS easily ov~rpow"red She
utter a mufhsd scream. but no one came
to her assistance
The robbers escaped hy running b~
hind the hiIboard. whll. their victim
stood on the sidewalk and called for help.
The Tenth District polic. ~er" notified Of
the robbery
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
BOTANICAL GARDEN TRUSTEES
GIVE ANNUAL BANQUET.

Trustees - 'He Nist0.rl Hat,-I.,r ca
fT1 gaFs 'hsi- annual H.trgrTa, - ,.'g.t
Lr~ N"fNAH'i~ 'trh % 'Ea gardeners
- -. Louis. IN a-r.H'4-.n -FfN .r, d, .
th- -iir.istir-. - tho u'li ~ Henry Srau
Mo dt"f On lsS. Covers gsr. ..IH To- -.
nsr'sr
n" 'oas's r.v7ra~a -a v.-s rs ,aI.
III" Gs-yir-s ga0-.s = N-.Hfrrr-
The FT"r.sf.' Frv-rfa-- , ,-r-ra-r
= 80 - Louis F7ar.S-. ,-a.. .T-r-
Ng's sry man 4 Esrh, q Alton. H. .
Tie fo-sClorf.f E'-=%i.lEr' Z. A cool
-zsE - 'hs &rs"rf-s1 PnraCluss-al S-.-f.-y
s1ss s"--SisN q - Missouri H.rfi-f.l-
t.ral -s-isty. Ths Market .;a-isas- %
J.. =. pavi. % Dli g-~rsrG Nc '-1-A.
F-'trrAfS-i lrts-~.f- S-r-s,srg u ..
lr--h - 'h~ Nat'uus' t'Es1rH - War:l-
rGIrur- S-hs.n1 &c -ffr-. ''--1fs..lr ~
~rsrers p-tnriTaI % Fx.-THE FI.I.
Srhoc.- -ffsy yEr~G-:. GsTarH suut@
ard Ss-srsi Tgis Hs-k Pr.ss~- :
H.-ry : keut - ~ NTyt- ixPr3v.rn.u;
Lar
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
FRANKLIN DRAMATIC CLUB
PRESENTS FOUR-AcT DRAMA.

The G-rcisr Pri1c~ss .our-sci
d'arns by Anthony Ma're. presented ey
the Franklin Dramatic Club. marked the
conclusion Of the festivities In honor of
The golden jubilee OF Right Reverend Mgr.
Franz Collier IN the nsu hall named tn bis
honor las; night
IN. large kAN vas crowded to It's ut
most capacity. md many people unable 20
gain kccsss resuYnsst home II - fhock n:
weeks
To. fo.iosine participated IN the cas-;
William, Schr1sft William =. Mule. Ts~-
ZAris- rh~odorr e Bu~reAE a. J
s'epks, Joseph Sondas. Jos~pa J. Scss--
mehi Henry D Srofl Herry S-hne-
meh' kisk<i o. l. psefeuhaeh.
Chs-tes T Phnsho;A joseph eon6As.
HeAry 1rhmsAs- Charles Hester. AuSrs.
Kohe. n l. DsefenhAeh. Nis& Mar Gut.
aAsn. N;aD iaa Rick. x.a Aaeistk Re..
Gel. Niss FriedA Amman
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
LID MEN" TO GIVE 4 DANCE.
st. Roses Council. h. +. ~. ~
Entertain To Night.

An elaborate proers msn~ ha. bssn ar
ranged by the Amusement 'ornmfts- az
d, Roses Council. knights ~ Fs.h.r
Mathew. for IN. entertainment snd dsnc-
90 b. given by the council tonight In =,
Roses Hall. EtRel and Goodfe'io~ ave-
nuss
Charles ]. Ryrne. chief cir knight os N.
council. has extended = G~nsrs! Invitation
10 ST Louis knights and their friends ans!
IL ~ expected that delegations from .v-
cry coucril In the CITY Will attend
The enssrtainnsns programme contain.
eleven numbers and includes ,ocsi and
Instrumental music and sketches a.r
knight William boclinG. chairman of the
Amusement Comtni,f~e. has devoted muc n
time In searching for something n"N In
the Wsy OF entertaining
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
POLICE RELEASE LOUIS KlEE:
TO CONTINUE HONEYMOON.
CsrnsI. H.. Man 10 Permitted t0 Re-
suue Bridal Journey Ia Kan
sas city.

Louis kl"" 90 rsrm'. III. arrested a.
Tniou station Aondsy night on q charge
~ having yass"d a worthless check at
Eysrsyill" Ind was released Yesterday
s'.i joined HE triie. from whom h" was
s"TaTat.i Mil" they w"r" on their way 20
Kansas ,lty ~, th.ir honeymoon
Sup.r!nr.rdcnt - Polio" George l.. Co
ycy 'nT FE.nsyIli" fe'.graph.d chic; Dcs-
rn"ud YESTERDAY 20 release I'll" prisoner. as
tn. man At who's. insian"" h. vas arrest
81 had rc'u~"i ~ furnish money for his
prosecution kisa was turned OFT of tho
hnlduy.r Immediately. lie and his Young
wife continued their journey 20 Kansas
,NfN
During Kle.'< detention ~ no -Four
rs.,I-ts Mrs hlc.. was permitted N -is.'
him R' intervals during fh" iar. Tho
oSrl.'s IArD h.Ii. vcd him innocent Of ~.
~harg". ard although they were forced 20
~, -. rNsr rrsr.'r"l tn. fact that they
hal 'n hold f''u
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
CHATTANOOGA CONVENTION
TO DISCUSS QUARANTINES.
6.seraors. SeaasOVs. CS0Gsessoe0
ssd CoaaescsaI Nes s0 Debate
1MpOPsaas PPObSe0s.

ChattarooKs. Tenn. Nov. a-The South
srn Conference on Quarantine and InnlI-
grafton. which IL 20 gather here to-mDr-
row, promises TO Be one Of the most i'm
Iorrsr: m-~'in6s In any se-tion os the
United States tha; has been held In many
years
Ths Governor OF nine southern State.
arr al1ss6y here. or Will arrive within .
:eU hours. thre~. And poosibfS I'VE. United
State. S~nA;orD. . score Of CcngY~AAm~n
and the representatives % = hundred OF
nor. comn~fefa! organizations are eH-
pscted
Practical discussions Of various matters
particularly % the quarantine question
Gil b Gfsen by thc>s thoroughly quail
aei 70 spcsk with authority.
II J. sanders % Ne. Orleans. pressd~ni
% ;n~ S~r Ors~Ars Progressive Enior.
~so beads tie Louls.arA de.eGnfton mn
to-niSht that the sentiment of HE oo-6eie-
Gai~s IL for FEDERAL control a maritime
aUaTantiae.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
WAIcHMAN DIES At HIS POST.
EdWars iowan Falls I unconscious
in Front II Building.

Hiea-i 'uUEr. wstchman a. The
wo-ars NasAsirS building on Delra-
sr"na-. In - LSI.s County. fell urcon-
<-'cg. a. 80. TTsi1 srtrsr~~ - the Nags-
zinc t.tl9I=E yesterday afternoon. at =
ric-s aaf Gi.v! a '~p minute. la;--
toSaC rad b--n in had h~aitE for several
r-"k- and haG S~.I warned cv Doctor
Enss Eegk'G- hls rhJ <'cisr. thst his -rd
rnlSft come sEif~-ly
'9-sE MS - yssI. Cd, ana I've! NTH
sl- 49," ard too Shiitr.n AZ ths wA!thsr
Er;>' i.l-rAr and tds.siis avenues H..
-as formerly Pgrksrtor d~cCfive
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
RICHMOND ROSE
A PRIZE winner


Tho - Louis ETos~y show opened a.
N-s'rr'u-t"r Hail No 1~s, olive street
Ne.'~r5ay Tho feature Was tho aaaTiinS 4
- the SHAW lfUuiuT- Every "las. was
filed .N'rp''rs hose ynr the SHAW medal
No entries we're fnai~ !u this rla~~. which
ssiis for a plan, not previously an srtirI"
- North American CHfr'fu"rr".
Tho shaw frf"miuinH are frr riakses of
plsrts not t.gally 'khibIt-! az GoNsr
shows such as palms. ferns h"Gnnia.. trT-
ri~ti plants. Cy'iaErn. cactus. blooming
plants. E-Tarlgwr. aTsErIgia. sTe"a. ken
"a lsrsnia al; ranisrHs TE"-" plant.
we're ArrHrxsi f1T decorative" effect - the
hali. as vel a. Cor prizes. and Will remain
during TIRE ~shit!f
rhe crchestrs . hiffsn ny group ~:
ferns, which won TIE E~-gui rriE~. Aui
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
P. {. AsHLOCK ASKS DAMAGES
SAYS H." Was Cleared of Embez
Element Charge.

!. r i-hlHck. manager Of 'ae East
50" labor Agency. fled suit IN the Cir
rg't 'DEr'' Yesterday against Mary Rich
rioni SnT 5000 damages. alleging that
h. vs- arrested ard "a warrant iss3@i
against him on her complaint. without
tE~r Hass".
~. rr'i s~tlus chic: of Detectives Nc
Carly. u: - sles~.. "a october y last.
ma; tsN'O-k .rnhezs!.d from NcGuir"
4 RtThrl 1"1. ~ hs conduct an en-
,ioy nlert as~r-y Ash.Ck states thar D..
~ss arrested sni hold for thirty hours
1ffhD.F vs--an, on 1rtUb-er - a war
rant Nss issued against him. and 10 vas
cies-o! - she chs-g" IN the Court 81
,'rtru.-.s! Correction 1s~fot"r ~ He states
'laf r. sr~r. -. n defending u" case.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
H,,~h-.~k sssssssssss Oss.

HAsEsrE EtU1. Nov s-The Ssr-stArv %
tHe later r- srf NJ Hitchcock TO-DAY %
ssSf E~N.fs''sr. 20 tho marriage - fh~4r
-ACsntsr ~ - t1as EfchCo-k to l..a-
;srzrt So-1rl@-sisr William SsNe.- Sins.
L. y. ~ Tuesday. Sov~mb~r = q, ~
tns-'s 'hzr~n st q. n c3.Dck Miss Hitch
cocs eii - aft.rted only ~ her As:er.
Misc Margaret Hitchcock Ccnmander
Sins sfi; have as \ 10 hssf man Lieutenant
So-zzrs.. N.Yk I. Bristol L. g ~ and
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
ws.. Mekea.a'. Essas.s.s..

Washington. Mn s-Th~ engagement
vas announced to-day o' Mis- Hiidsf
gard Nekenns. Youns.s' fsushisr of A.
so-iass Justice % tho supreme Court and
Nrs NcKcnns. 10 NJ. Joha I<GGs,t Pultr
% New York. This engagement. follow
ins 80 s4-on after IN. sunounesm.n, ~
that ~ Miss Marie Mckeans 90 Mr.
davenport Brown 81 Baston. 10 os pa
ticulaY interest to society. IN which the
Misses Mekenna have taken a very promi-
nsns paf, The oniy cor of the hou.s
lieutenant Frank h Ncksnna. y. = A.
retired married several years ago Miss
ksSeps os ~, Louis davGhte, 81 Mr..
Rschard g kerens o. whose horne tho
Nssses Mck>nna have b~~n fregu~n, VISIT
orr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Ts- roEniss.o1sr o: sa~.it>- ve.,e-ssy
asa1.r: to roatrprs - - ff-s4t.s nod
hs-ssis 'rr ,se Ts-1rh0I.- Irss-- A.N-
11- a.! pr. I~y.Ttr-~rr 8. ~. 1:-s-.l-
isstsr ,S- e ~ ssca r. ss.. n, IL
rG-s-r rsrs~t .. s.S. a. & . n. ~ -
s-ts trripsi~s; :, th' c'-rtrAst s-s sfNt 81
{. r-lao>s FSys hl-.-.d t. - i>-~--
sc~~. lS to ths ;nSEe As,!z.a Ard q to
~ r.-s I.pz-->-'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
To REBUILD EL PAS0 TneATeR.
l.. ". Crawford ~ ~. Louis
LENSES Store for Rest Of Season.

Etrt'Ii.i' IL Si'tNiNt.
III Pas, T-N Nov st. NJ ,rswfort
Of 81 Louis, has h~gun tho WORK of traNs'
f.rtiug su old s'nr" into " temporary
th"a'.r
Ne announces that h" Will build a
&S,sH thrst"r IT, replace the eutned
structure Tho pla,hnu-" will probably -
n duplicate of th- Sciaiia bulld'n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

-hs FoIlo~!Tx brothers Officers az TSh.-s:
BriGadI-r General U.nr. g sharp. =
A Commander Cameron NCR Nirs.nv.
/ y Lieutenant Comma r.isr REGINALD
X RsIuAp 4 s y Lieutenant Comma nd
- William X Harrison. 4. 2 y. Leu
tenant Joseph Crane L. s n: Lieutenant
Ritl.y Mciean. I. 8 y: CAPTAIN John
r. N Taylor ard Captain William Las
sitter. L A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
The Doctor says,
"Milk!"

1:ss.ss NM ssd oysss ere S. ~ I've ss.Hsa neoa
" HS.s ssssa n@ =: = - s2S'sssses q -"
yH vat q ssea seh Is ostAss.e oh w sss ~ ~
absss estAkd tAs psies a . Dsefsesak.
ost. Mn deese't egrse With sens pessis.
Dseasss asss assA aa.-As9 st as sf kssnaas ossass
av psss pphhssia. 1ysAs Fs,e. eeaslss Pssss.
havs ssa sAsssgA csws Min esaaaag Disease ossas.
An li q cssan sAou therefore b. ses.a s.ssss usg H.
But essi:as ee. psee'ss doas ss ss.s ed ''''sss
1s;: :ssss sss nass.. end use Va es.''
Ca. q gvss yes about Quart Of seed "csssai c.saa"
&c csnss cses Tea o. ceass. ct ecsuss
Two piats water added Tesceas tin Of ivan Camp
caa gives ases three plata Of vssy rich ma N s'as per
ssd ey the Mkm.a, ,S eeas Of sussss'
And. sssssshs' 10 Tie sss! q MIN.
Van Can, s...,a c,esn .::p. years. s dass
Beeass milk. we'll the Cesms that
psess have a bses killed q b Vaa canp. through sss
No vsa Camp crsan MIN. essssss Ssss say
one pint at 6me. aad keeps. when epsa, tee days
Always ss.d and store Of = sAs nsaey -
Aik au fom the Tea-csns Can.
Case eeataas u Tine. and eay $e sn yss osess
1hs ssdsess the aheat cents Pus Tia.
nil. ea ar; Cow s.a .as sss:ss is s:ad: S:a ssss:s
Vascaap ssssd Cream aes swssssssd. ssehsd. Atsasd
sa,ehed with csadeased ME-" Ni just sieaa Cows
The Disease Germs keN b sterilization For Coffee Tee, o. ceohaS
6sss. aaa % vod than the c,san.y
csns tin the aseund
Our cssS Sssl called .v.s Gangs Dsiisess css.a 6lA."
% hs 70 max: o oeh:ens tAne q small With
Seat Tee By Vaacanp Packing Co.. ladIaaapel '
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Practically all lin" good makes are repre-
s"nted 1T this sale in new slightly used pianos,
comprising TN" following:
hiuiball, HaIlct; y Davis, Knabr, Gable,
ChirkcriDg. Fischer. Leslie Eros, Steinway. Ki'
s"lhOrst, NOsc \ Sons and other makes.
Prccs: r" fully appreciate the wonderful
money savin. imp"rian". "f This great sale.
early call of inspection and investigation is
necessary.
IL looks now like there. would not bc enough
81 these great bargains TO supply the demand.
w. doubt If another oppOri unity like this will pr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
Ne0eII aese,o0 VeeeOoae

~ r S.ssl. of the Moody institute
~ NorshAe,d NaAA. is In a. i>oals 20
heH . srrses 6f rsvsvsi mess,nSs The
nssss1n0p are % bs0in this evening and
Vai bs Asid 81 Es0hoass ana Blair ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

whe- "a . hurry fc- A~ip advertise :,
Tne Rsrutse- Returns grU-1s, ans sa;-
tssActc>y
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Your -eare~s d-uestss VII send yeys
waas Afs 70 The Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09
OUR ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
GOOD PIANOS
Now Going On-Hundreds Are lnterested-Many
Have Been Waiting for This Extraor-
dinary Plano Event
TO GET A PIANO
1t Is Clearance Sale of Many Styles of Many
Makes of Good Pianos. Piano.Players
and Organs
AT DEEP.CUT PRICES EASY PAYMENTS

pretty generally undcrs God thai IN" bar
gain" takes a meaning We have
a reduction from LOW ONE PRICE
have good for doing Thus Of getting
bargain this sale for the advertisements carried the
letter and the bargains genuine.
THIS clearance sale stock comprises all pianos
been floors longer All irregular
uncaaogued Of pianos used for
and all returned
taken in exchange. in condition in workshop.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

y"n our cas, Payment plan Z
more down, q to s. monthly.
Then here are most excellent
high grade pianos worth So.
800. 500 to $50, that We ar"
clearing ont at $ls7. So, 20
f2>7. Our extremely easy pay
mcnt plan is offered ON these
also.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

You afford this sale Il
saving in piano purchase object.
In addition th"s" uncatalOgncd st,l.-
that W. selling such great reduction. wr
also number f used upright being
follows
Hale pIiSI sG: N" Upright. So; Sterling pricht
$40; Iuzc priGht $ll5 ighc Co Upright &lo
Upright $3.50: kball Upright slG3; Halct Upright
$50 Kmlai Upright, $3.50
Terms s. 10 $1J down: - to s. monthly
Numerous good pianos all right for beginners
upwards Payments to suit
Cabinet Organs 10 closed
PlAn0.PlAyenS At NALF.
Fan" PLAYERS this sale. mai
9" them used only samples; clear
kIESElH0RS1 Piano co.
1907 Olive Street.
Stsrs Open Evenings. Estsblshsd o7s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

"r "POr1HNI'! Ik" thIs VIII Pr's'hi I-'I: dG; II.
Here are pianos for sl.j, $I4s. $lI1 Ia il>J.
hat sell regularly for 600 I" $500. "" offer
ven our cas-. payment plan on these, so or
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Fantans." with jefferson De Angels in the
leading role. will succeed .'Rat<s I'm the wcssi :
Sunday the ,iarTick 'Fantana'' comes 10
-. Louis after long engagements In New York
and ,hicAso. In the o,K1niIafon Toby
t!sude Julia Sanderson. Norma peil. DER
trude Miling:on. Adelaide Sharp. Hubert VIII
kie; Frank Rushwo:fh. Will!sui Biaister and
Entsrt Hrr,lerirk
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

I>ayi;t< R.niz ssntl.y company ~ili apr~ar
the Gsye-y The opening cS-r-ty 10 = 'rsy-
-s-N m Lady Issxl. % ont 'iei 'IAtv Tss1s-.
Ths NsUi' Ni.is prsEra1TTl. NiH y. fTaf- %
ns1 acts ny 'sr sr1 Jordan. ccr1siiars. H.p
rro-us. RBrt ana BAr'h s-~sn rie ies,.-s Tea
Welsh Hebrew character impsfspnst-r. 'S:-
rsns sni E.fy. zcrohatic JgsGier,. and Bsrto-
In! ard Putnam.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

''Th. Maid sni the Mummy company
carries dsncin: master He gives the
y"Urx women of the chorus daily dancing
Lessons. No matter how long a girl has
been in the chorus. she IL not exempt
from attending these lessons. OF course
there are always newcomers. as no
chorus that was ever organized was car
risf from ono seasons beginning to .ts
enGing nv the same manager. Whenever
a new girl IL engaged she has to learn all
the steps and all the business" and thu
Older girls must he on hand to 70 through
the same exercises. That makes IL hard
for the older ones bur the oftersr they
go through their work the more pro-
ficien: they become
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Coming TO the Columbia next week are the
Colonial S~?tsfie. MeriaE's dogs. Jules ant
Ella Garrison Edgar BiSl.y the fo-is winOns
Winter. Campbell and johnson. Mab~i A.id,rg
ton. Rnnalyn and Ward. Harry Johnson. Ross
and Golef. and 'he kino,,rOme.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Dick Richsris's pupils will appear in a
benefit for him. tn" performance IL to
be given Sunday evening a: the North
81. Louis Turner Hall. In addition TO a
first part by Richards Juvenile Ministries
there will be special features.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

''rh- Maid AMI 'h. Mummy will he the al.
:ra~tion at tn" CENTURY next week. since the
comedy was ss.n here last winter Mr. carrie
has added ."u" new lines. jokes and songs.
Ou. IL The n"w musical tsuinters IL The III,
with the aid o: q ehcrus in Bingham. home.
spun AMI poke h"Cnet. This sonG has prove
10 be As rooulsr as Peculiar Julia Il Eel!
In Love with Polly" and oh. DEE It's Great
20 u. crazy" The principals In tn" cast ars
Eret Warren. Janet Priest. George Reane
FRANK Smiley. Stanley Murphy Edward Gr,h.
May Boley. Adele Rowland ard Rose Walker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-09

Tire ISssl EJ-is-1usf. will entertain relt ~
the S'arisrf. "Esy~ry DAY" ~ 1-aci rrusi Al
sstrayaEaHzs. all h@Gin the sh1v On the olio
F'ry- sri Allen the Fogr lavnSs'o ne.
Frank DR-i-r CSru.. ard Srues and KAther-
ns lean Msr~~le pa>~s are . feature OF IN.
Nsudcsil'. Isrt % fhe hill
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-02-21
Washington's Birthday

The Father of His Country will be
honored at the city public schools to-
morrow, February %, Washington 5
birthday, with proper observance of
the day. The school will assemble at
clock as usual, and lessons will be
heard until 10 O'Clock, at which hour
the classes will march to the Assembly
Hall, where the following program Of
exercises will be carried out under the
supervision Of Prof. Ii. X. Wallis,
principal:
l. Song by the school, America. I"
2. Recitation, 1.-The Birthday of
Washington Ever Honored," by Cal
vert Magruder.
3. Address, 1.-THE Magnanimous
Washington, by DR.. John Mcdowell
Leavitt
4. Essay. "Ihe Boyhood Of Wash
ington, by Willie Sullivan.
). Song, MARY land, My Mary
land, by the school.
6. Ode, "Our Flag" written by
DR.. Leayitt) recited by William Hop
kins.
Z. Essay, Washington AS a Sol
dier," by Harold Cutler.
8. "The American Flag" by Eric
Stone.
8. Song, "star-spangled Banner, .
by the school
10. Address. Washington AS a
Statesman by Mr.. James NJ. Mum
roe.
IL. Closing exercises.