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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-10-09
4 Sad Accident.

Tn. unfortunate accident winch oc-
.nr,al II the family of Henry Mitchell,
Of which mention was made last Week.
reeultaa IN the death OF the child on the
following day. The circumstances 81
the accieien. were peculiarly distressing
Tho mother had bnt stepped into
na;nhhars house. leaving the child a1
n,ay lie had secured or manasea -
eoeura some matches and attempted 70
.,or, hnntire. when his clothing
canrbt fire. and running through 'he
honse in his fright. The blaze was eo'h
,,,;.atad TO the table cloth. hrs
Rell. nalrhbor, first discovered ~
.h;la,o condition hy his continuous
soroom,no and was able TO smother the
hurn;nr clothing, and also put OUT 'l'o
!, ,ha house The buns were seen
- 10 ~ a earous nature from the hrst
avan,nat,on and they proved to be OF Q
,.,ol character though everything was
,..o - .l,evia,e the pain Of the ilt'le
sufferer The affair was very sau ~,
- warrants and friends OF little Das'u'
80 voc about three years ana BIN
,,,an,hs old and u large gathering OF
synna,hiz,ng friends attended ne iun'
aral Monday morning at the Cohe'es"
fiona, church. the services being con-
anc,ed by the pastor, Rev. J. G. ha'sh
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SENATOR PEYTICREw
Before and After Taking Pom
Medicine

Senator Pettigrew, who speaks in Mil
bank, Tomorrow evening, is now helping
| to fasten upon the people OF this country
policy which but a sholt time ago he
vigorously denounced, ard continue in
power the party that has brought the
country into its present deplorable condi-
ton. Mr. Pettigrew now says that the
difference between the republican and
democratic parties on the tariff question
doesn't amount TO anything but n the
| last compaign he held otherwise. In h
public speech at Howard, Oct. "A, 1896,
he said. speaking Of the democrats and
popuists who now compose the popo-
cratic party:
They secured the enactmen, OF law
placing wool on the tree list and reduc-
ing duties on all farm products SO ma
terlally as to turn large portion Of the
market OF the United States over to
Canadian farmers, resulting already in
the importation OF large quantities OF
barley from Rnssla, great numbers OF
cattle from Mexico, and millions OF dol
lars worth of other farm products rom
Canada. Kyle and every populist sena-
tor but Petfer, voted against continuing
the reciprocity provisions OF the Nc
Kinley law under which the duty On
-four was reduced by Cuba from $5.3l
to 81 90 per barrel. Under the opera
ton Of the Mckinley law trade with
Cuba increased month by month from
81 100000 tor the year prior to its en-
actment TO $24,OOO,OOO in 1898, and the
increase in the expectation Of bread
s;nffs to that country increased from
1857 900 in 1891 TO $3,4SS,0OO in 1893;
the increase III eXporlat:on Of flour also
increased from $5Sl.OOO in 1891 to
$2,S2l 900 in 1893. Since the passage OF
the Wilson bill Cuba has restored the
duty Of s. 81 per barrel on American
flour because we have re imposed the
duty on sugar. and this market has been
entirely cut off.
Kyle and all the pOpn'lsts but Pefler
voted against proposed Amendments to
The Wilson bill placing a duty Of three
dollars per ton on hay; cents pound
on butter; Sc per ton on broom corn: 3
cents Il dozen on eggs; 20 cents bushel
on buckwheat; Is cents on oats; IS cents
on rye; Is cents on corn; 2-5 Of u cent a
pound on flour, and cent on oatmeal
The same senators voted against a duty
Of forty cents bnshel on beans, but in
iavur OF dutyof 20 cents bushel on
rice. These proposed amendments
would have restored the Mckinley rate
on these articles, under which the mar
ket for 86,0OO.0OO. worth OF farm pro
ducts was taken away from Canadian
farmers and given to the farmers ot the
United States.
Kyle doged a vote to place duty OF
10 cents pound on hcps; To increase
the duty 90 ale. porter aud beer from 80
20 AZ cents per gallon when imported in
jugs, ard from 10 to 20 cents when i'm
ported in other vessels; and to increase
the duty on brandy from 81 80 10 $50
per gallon.''
HE voted against imposing duty Of
$lO per head on cattle, $3.50 on sheep
and hoRs, and $50 on horses"
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senera' ana republican candidate for
conRress Will oe at Mlbank next Fri
0u9 .i'e loVh. IL you fall to hear hlm
you VIII miss one OF the best speeches of
Tue campaign
Mr.. George Powell, a former resident
of the county, and who was for manv
years at Big Stone City and IN Roberts
county, but who has lately been Iiv;nr
a' heh'oh narbor, Mich, arrived last
week with d carload OF apples from the
ienlhsuia STATE, "hlch he Is dlsposing
Oh.
The Methodist minister, Rev q.
Williams, leaves Tor the conference At
Nermlllion next Monday evening II IS
the general desire Of tie people of the
church and the city that he be returned
TO Milbank for the coming wear and il
is sincerely hoped that the conference
will respect the wishes Of the Mjlhank
charge in TINS respect
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presenting III eIe"'' summary ii'""nei
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ClfiCI'IT COI'RT

ne regular fall term Of the circuit,
court for Grant county will be convened
AT the court house Wednesday, October
~, Hon. Judge J O Andrews presiding
Among the important cases to be tried
Is the criminal cases Of forgery against
George NJ Clark, who was brought from
Mexico last spring to answer these
charges. Following are list OF petit
jurors drawn for the term:
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Temperance Meeting.

Ray.P. S. Rhoder, of Watertown, will
sneak on the subject OF temperance nt
the schoOlhouse near r. Cartwright 8, III
Blooming Valley Tuesday evening. Oct.
13. at 8 O'Clock.
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Gard OF Than nNS

We desire to express our
,hants 10 all the good friends "ho -
kindly helped Us during the S,ckness M
49,, doo,h of our dear baby. VINO "as
40 suddenly taken rom us.
M AND MRS. II. E. MITCHELL
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Wood Bros. have just put in new
lathe in their tin shop and can make
anv kind OF q thread or steel pin.
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arm to Rent.

I'm known as the Barnes farm, In
iD0 acres under cultivation, 100
no acres good hay land, good
|aa mid, etc Renter must furnish
L.sbtnpry on the one half crop plan.
I Ann with horses 10 be raised on
I'D Address, q. & CHURCH, Mgr.
Watertow > ID.
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!, HAPPENINGS.

b HA[ / E4N ~ NO.
ark !: !: ..:: =. .,... ., :,
1U"-Opera House-Oct. -.
l1'nn L,log and setting up stoves
\ q ne dBros.
7roo- .,s,t Bargains in Underware
! - Snllvan's. ....
IL II era WORD at Milbank
pa
'-I'oo Hubert hotel is being sup
ssteam beating apparatus.
fT1u Nj. Conrights and see Lees
lures, The new style Platino.
/ / 4 u fnsh.
Esl. the latest style in Mill.
20 ~,-s aSlone & Sullyan's.
iTi EIn Buzzle, Of Grant Center.
RMeleetse, Wyoming, where
lsh school
,..srrr,,. lhayer left the firs. Of the
laneapohs, wllerc she expects
n ''acoutl le OF months.
4, B'ce, who has been fireman
seton branch for a long time
sea transferred TO the Fargo
'lnie Lockhart expects to
Fe the first OF tie week, where
make her home during the
Johnson, who has been visit
10 Milbank fer some time
's 10 her home in Niagara,
bay.
ia'evs Opera company Is
sod wide, and The Mikado"
lae standard operas. Next |
Fenlng.
4 oa BUY a fur coat buy the
1 h Abben d Co. cannot be beat
'aoafd coat warranted, tor sale
MI tsullivan.
''s sla society OF the M. E.
give 2 tea at the residence
|, i OuFsan, Thursday. Oct. 18th. |
~ asees will be served.
:. oert keeler, who has been
!, ssfgus Falls, MINI, for some
- 'as retnrued to Milhank, to
W 1S HERALD ADVANCE office.
{. III = 1ountryman and Mrs.
r0'' OF Hutchinson. Nina
'Siuog with tho family OF
ssnan Tor the past week.
We Will close out 200 pairs
iv0 A'sses and Childrens' shoes
oeh' discount. Everybody
re se' bargain a, Stone &
,RN
,''snan !, W. Y. Lucas, or
vas OILED to speak at NIL
s''h, but owing to some un.
''umstsnce will not be able
ppo'n'ment, but it is expected
=, OF lankton, will be secured
S Pr Rickar,
Aors passed through town
= ION his way to the Aberdeen
~ =, Mr. Rlckert is the repub
~ s''e Tor county treasurer 10
ssaty' and his many Grant
h 'us wv, congratulate him, as a re-
IS. ~ .'a'nation in Roberts county
: > sa' 70 an election.
''eo that the people OF Mil
opportunity Of being en- I
! AZ. arst class opera company,
[IN n.y.. - evenings entertainment
.u o,. .a' treat that will undoubt-
,v'ated. ~. The efforts or a
" sua..n usens to secure the com.
build .'a;.ee,ng them a paying
Ne 4. ,lulate MI to make the
'atee As possible. J
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Do not forget our special Cloak Sale
on Thursday, Oct 10Th. Here is chance
to select from the full line Of one OF she
LARGEST Cloak Houses ia the United
States.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
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We have just received a new and
stylish line OF dress goods, call and look
them over they are beauties.
STONE & SULLIVAN.
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,.ir Of steel bowed spectacle. in
Case. A, this office.
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Warned dAn Idea e.: !: T.: !: ::::::!;
o. elssSf Xssf xs3.,; xnsss3s; ~ ~ Ss,ss ~ ~esisS
neyA WaehlngScn. p. q. ~ tAeH q 90 peine 49,
eod Ut of I've ba0dssd AvsnsSooS wanted,
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i A good girl to work in hotel.
A DsITs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-10-09

;, uiIbank and Antelope val
IT,, '.I mink boa. Finder Will please
Ette .
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-10-09

s,od five room house, and
e. Fsa,,S svsu street. inquire of L. Robie
ID - -
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COE. I. CRAWFORD Milbank Oct.
16.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-09
THE NEWS IN POOLER.
Personal and other MentiOn-BishOp
Nelson's Visit.

Cant A. S. Canuet, accompanied by Mrs.
Canuet. Miss c. livery and Mrs. Ellen Price,
spent last Sunday at the home OF Mr.. r.
n. Cartwright.
Mr. Geo. Meinart visited his sister, Mrs.
C. Hansen last week.
Mss Annie Won Bergen, visited among
her friends In Pooler last week.
Mrs. ]. S. Durant of Brooklyn, n. Y,
who has been spending the winter with her
sister, Mrs. d. l.. Christian, has returned
home.
Mr.. George Tison Of Tusculam, and
Miss Victoria Shuman of Savannah were
among the visitors at the home of Mr.. w.
Jacobs last week.
The Pooler Rifle Club will hold its Feb
ruary meeting at the home of Vice Presi-
dent J. w Manning. The Guyton Minute
men are anxious to meet team from the
club in a friendly shoot some time IN the
spring and the matter no doubt VIII be
brought up at the meeting.
There will be services both morning and
evening to-day, at the Methodist church.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Thomas f.
Thomson.
Bishop c. X. Nelson will be in Pooler,
March 18th, and will confirm class at
the St. James Episcopal chapel. The visits
of Bishop Nelson are looked forward to
with great pleasure by the citizens OF
Pooler of all denominations, and the at
tendance at his services is always large.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED. A RELIABLE LADY OR
gentleman to distribute samples ami make
= house-to-hOUse canvass Tor our Negeta-
bic Toilet Soaps. SO 10 SO a month easily
made Address Croits A Reed, 81 10 $50
Austin avenue. Chicago, H.
AGENTS WANTED FOR A NEW
edition of Home OF the Bible" Greatly
enlarged with a full account OF the 1ur-
4 kish Armenian question, giving graphic
description of the massacres, suffer
ings, and prosecutions OF the helpless
Christians of Armenia. written by eye
Witnesses. Greatest selling book OF to-day
Complete outfit - cts. freight paid and
credit given. Act quick x H. Wood
ward Company, Baltimore, Nd
WANTED BUSINESS MANAGERS.
references and SIS 10 500 required. r. s,
322 Jackson building, Nashville, Tenn.
AGENTS WANTED FOR ALUMINIUM
novelties, the wonderful new metal;
profitable and rapid selling goods. cata-
togue free. National Aluminium Com
pany, 26-2S Monroe avenue, Detroit, Mich.
AGENTS. THE BEST PAYING ATH-
letic frst-blow machines in America for
saloons. pool rooms, hotels, etc. Agents
wanted. Dilley & Van Loon, Wilkes
barre, Pa.
WE CANNOT PAY $50 To 500 PER
month, but have about 50 men averaging
$50 to $50 on commission; IL you are will
ing to canvass in South Carolina, South
ern Georgia or Florida anu satisfied with
above at start, address II. q. Linderman
q Co.. 40i Gould building, Atlanta, Ga.
TRAVELLING statesmen AND AIER-
chandise brokers in every state TO sell our
Concentrated Cher" as side line, pint
bottle, 81 80; makes half barrel; quart, $50
The A. b. Greene Cider Company, St
Louis, Mo.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
to sell jug whisky. Licking Valley Dis
filling Company, Covington, Ky.
AGENCY, WHO DRIVES FAT CAT
tie should himself be fat;" A ] salesman
can add commission from a 1 house. Hose
Mills, p. o. 1871, New York, y. Y.
statesmen WANTED TO SELL OUR
goods to the wholesale and retail trade
our goods sell on sight. Liberal salary
or commission paid. Position perma-
nent. For particulars address Centennial
Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Factory, Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED AGENTS To SELL SASH
! locks and door holders. Sample sash lock
| free by mail for &c stamp. Best sellers
/ ever invented. Best weights. Sl2 a day.
| Write quick. Brohard & Co, Box g.,
Philadelphia,
| MAN in EACH COUNTY IN SOUTH
1 to sell The College OF Life; or The Great
! Afro-American Educator" manual
i Money made easy, quick and honorably.
| selling like lightning; greatest success
ever struck in book business: the hit of
the times. J. r. Gay, Sc Fifth avenue,
| Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
county in Georgia. North and South Car
! DINA TO work the cheapest and best life
| and accident insurance on the market.
! Liberal contracts can be obtained by APP
! plying to julius A. Burney, manager, eco
! the Grand, Atlanta, Ga.
$50 TO $50 PAID Statesmen FOR CT
| gars experience unnecessary; extra In
! ducements to customers. Bishop a Kline,
! St. Louis. Mo. af
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HOW NOT TO DO 1T.
-. caustic Comments on Efforts in
SUE =. $1,000. S,-ssau,

p.baFf Of "a Sewerage System.
.....,r Morning News; There is no
-.5or that the sewage system needs
e-,ri1g and charging to keep pace with
- -r1uth of the city Drainage and
have been discussed in the news
80 and in pamphlets. by. several more
49, distinguished sanitarians and en-
10 my certain knowledge, for the
.r-artv-fve years. Nothing, however,
.,r,a out of the discussion except
.-.-- the Bolton street sewer system,
i--.5ue the BrOughtOn and East Broad
chs sewers and some smaller street
sTs This work was done on definite
&C. md for a definite purpose. Since then
li---erfs of dollars have been spent in
t--ir. opinions and making surveys for
S-~s and sewer outlets, but We are ap-
-.rs-rIv as far away as ever nom accom-
birg anything practical The flushing
ll--1 advocated some years since by a
--r.fsr of the present city council, ana
~ which $4,000 was set apart al that
- seems 10 have disappeared from
t.-.lii, view as completely as the appro-
Iiarion for the work disappeared from
X budget and the author OF II has sub
s1lad INTO the ordinary common run or al
1~-1zn However, his failure 10 carry out
Ills pTans was not his fault.
INST now the people are having the pen
-. ri > discussion between the city en-
'.irssr and TWO other engineers on the sub
5ssr OF sewers. A great deal Of the argu-
.,l-- seems to he on the question: How
IN "a 40 it" The unofficial engineers, ap-
lars how ever, to have struck the right
note when they advocate utilizing the pres
IN sewers and sewer outlets.
ir nav not be known to everyone that
che oId mart Of the city has simple, but
sft,fant system of sewers, extending from
Proughton street, land in some instances
+r+bar south). nOrthward 10 the river and
,d'or.iing ample outlet for the rain water
Sn6 house drainage of large area of the
cifv. This old system OF sewers contlnued
win the BubO canal system made safe.
viii give the city a good system OF drain
sra al the expenditure of a not very large
sum of money.
-ion will not pass away and the sewer
question still be in allegiance. Men change
ANA times change with them, but the sew
er question changes not; II IS sun, as Tar as
VI How Not To Do It."
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, MARKETABLE STOCKS
and bonds of all kinds. Austin r. Myres
broker, 116 Bryan street; loans negotiated
on real estate.
WANTED, ROAD CART; MUST BE
cheap and in good condition. Address ID.
N. Thomasson, 1877 Broughton street.
WANTED $500 TO BE REPAID IN
monthly installments VIII pay II per
cent. Good security. Money, News office.
WANTED. GARDEN TO PLOW OR
pillow and harrow; first class plowman;
terms moderate. II. ID. Waling, GWin-
nett, east Savannah, Florida and Western
railroad.
WANTED. TO BUY A COMFORTA-
BILE small residence; easy terms and cheap.
Advise fully confidentially, NJ, care Morn
ing News.
WANTED, A SMALL IRON SAFE
with combination lock. Address Safe, News
office.
WANTED. To BORROW, TWO HUN
dred and fifty dollars, one year, at ten
per cent. Address Good Security, Morn
ing News office.
WANTED. A BICYCLE, MUST BE IN
good condition, about 25 lbs. Address Bike,
care this Office, giving particulars.
WANTED BOARD, WITH FIRST
class family; state terms. Address l. +.
b.. care Morning News
PERRY'S WINDING UP SALE CAN
not last much longer; II the crowd con-
tlnucS lnlS week as lHSy hAu Adol WSeh
WILL BUY NICE YOUNG TWELVE
quart mixer cheap. d. A. BuensOn, 1856
Drayton street.
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
that we will repair electric bells, but
tons, annunciators, etc, at reasonable
prices, and will guarantee satisfaction.
Electric Supply and Construction Com
pany, 20 Drayton street. Telephone So.
PLANTING POTATOES; PURE SEED,
Virginia second crop early Rose Crown
Jewel and Bliss, Houlton (Maine) Early
Rose New York state Early Rose, Peer
less and Chill Red. w. d. Simkins, 173
and 175 Bay
WANTED, BOARD AND LODGING
for gentleman and sister; terms not TO ex-
coed twenty per month each. H., Morning
News.
/ HAVE IN MY HANDS FOR IN
yestment several thousand dollars parties
having good improved real estate wish
ing to sell for spot cash can confer with
d. 3. Lester.
WANTED, EVERY COW KEEPER IN
Georgia to know that Warren's Patent
Compound COW feed produces more milk
and butter and better quality, than any
other feed. Ask your dealer OF write War
rem Grain Co., Atlanta Ca.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ $1,000
square, corner Bull and Charlton streets,
Rev. Charles II. Strong, rector. Morn
ing service and sermon at II o'clock;
Sunday school and Bible class at 4:30 D.
m; evening service and sermon at p.
m; service at night choral; a cordial wei
come to strangers.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church, south corner of Barnard and
President J. II. Scruggs, pastor. Service
II a. m. Subject: 1.-The End of the Mater
Spirit"
WESLEY MONUMENTAL OIETHO-
disD church, Abereorn and Gordon
Preaching by the pastor IL a. m. and p.
m. The topic of the night sermon is:
THE Curses of the Home" Seats free.
Cordial welcome to all.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church, New Houston and jefferson
streets, Rev J. NJ. Lovett pastor. Ser
vices morning at II, evening at 8. Sun
day school at p. m,
MARVIN METHODIsT CHURCH,
West Broad, near Hall, Rev e. f. Nor
gan, pastor; services at II a. m. and p.
m; Sunday school at $3.50 p. m.
EVANGELICAL l. UT II f r A N
Church of the Ascension. Preaching
at II o'clock by Rev. NJ. j. Epting, pastor
of st. PauPs Lutheran church; no service
at night, on account of the illness of the
pastor, Rev. w. G. Schaeffer; public in
vited to the morning service.
ST. PAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH
No service at IL a. m, as the pastor, Rev.
NJ. j. Epting, will preach at that hour in
the Church of the Ascension, for Rev
Mr.. Schaeffer; preaching in Yonge's hall
at 8. p. m. The weekly contributions will
be collected at this service. Everybody
welcome.
BOLTON STREET CHURCH OF
Christ. I'll. G. Bowen, pastor Subjects: II
a. m. 1.-The First Crusaders 5 o. m
How God Draws Man to Him" 4 D. m.
Endeavor meeting. 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school. All are invited.
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MONEY no Loan.

---->-----~-----~----- -~-~----~~---~~~~~~~-~-~
MONEY To LOAN on CITY real.
estate in sums Of 500 up and on any terms.
W. J. Miscally, Jr., ll6 Bryan.
MONEY. IN ANY AMOUNT. TO LOAN
on improved city property. J. T. Fulton a.
Son.
100000 TO LEND on IMPROVED
real estate. at per cent. for five years.
Ihomasson & Black, ll6 Bryan street.
PARTIES WISHING To BUILD OR
repair can borrow money from us and re-
pay same in easy monthly payments. j.
T.. Fulton 4 SON
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MISCELLANEOUS MANrs.

ftflLS WANTED FOR THE BANJO,
Guitar and Mandolin. 156 Jones street
WANTED. To BUY 900 DOZEN LIVE
quail az once. and until April. ]. l..
huck, importer and exporter OF dogs.
birds pet and show animals, 81 South
Second street. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED. FROM ONE To FIVE
thousand acres OF good timber on or near
railroad, IN this state. for saw mill pur-
poses. Address South Georgia Lumber
Company. Atlanta. Ca
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED, A COOK, white" 80 Henry
street
WANTED, RESPECTABLE YOUNG
lady to teach two girls age II and Y; mu-
sic and other studies; pleasant home and
treated as one of the family. Address, Civ
ing salary wanted and reference. Mrs.
Matte T. Morgan, Ellabelle, Ga.
SEVERAL QUICK AND EXPERT
needle women for sewing shirts; we use no
foot power, but electric motor and the
latest improved factory machines; all
work is cut and arranged by our Mr..
Meyere; an expert seamstress from our
help here. Apply between and Monday
afternoon; references required. Meyere
& Frank, 100 Broughton street.
WANTED, TEN MEN WELL KNOWN
in Savannah, who are willing to make IS
a day; small bond required. Address X.
Y, care Morning News.
WANTED. LADIES TO LEARN THE
new art work; good wages; instructions
81; outfit, free, 1913 Broughton street.
WANTED, GOOD MAN AS LOCAL
representative to control agents. Address
The Empire Chemical Co., 439 Race street,
Cincinnati, O.
WANTED. MAN TO SUPERINTEND
branch office: salary $1,000 per year; ref
erences and $500 capital required; refer
ences given. Address Room n, Marion
Block indianapolis, Ind.
WANTED. TRAVELLING Statesmen,
to sell to dealers; 500 monthly and ex-
penses; experience unnecessary; inclose
stamp. Acme Cigar Co., Chicago.
WE DON'T LIE WHEN WE SAY
we have the best selling articles in Amer
lea; for proofs address: J. Lahmer e Co,
Chicago.
Statesmen TO SELL CIGARS TO
dealers; $100 monthly and expenses; expe-
rience unnecessary; inclose stamp. Su-
perior Cigar Co, Chicago.
SPECIAL, Mako YOUR INCOME IN
your own county $50 TO $500 per month
by our plan. One cleared $57 one day. T.
CO., Box go, sidney, Ia