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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
Killing at Arlington.

Another killing has been added to
Gillian connty's list for this year. the
latest being The shooting Of william
Jones, negro, at Arlington at an early
hour last Saturday morning, by Frank
Farrler, who was acting as deputy mar
shal at the time. II appears that a
burglary had occurred at the store OF
Mays & Grove at The DaIles the evening
before, and the marshal OF that city
had wired all other points along the rail-
road 10 be on the lookout for therobbers,
and when the east bound train reached
Arlington at 3 80 q. NJ. the marshal and
his deputy were at the depot on the
watch. Jones was beating ride on
the trucks and when the train stopped
nc Arlington he started to crawl from
under the car. Farrier cav him and,
pointing a revolver in his face, ordered
him TO throw up his hands. Jones did
not comply, and the officer again made
the demand, with the additional state
fnent that II he did not do 30 he would
shoot. Jones said II gness you will
have to shoot" and the marshal pulled
the trigger. The negro started to run
and the officer shot again. jones was
almost instantly killed.
The coroner's jury returned verdict
that Jones came to his death by q gun
shot wound inflicted at the hands OF
Frank Farrier, he being at the time a
regularly deputized officer Of the city OF
Arlington.
Farrier was arrested and his prelimi-
nary hearing was set for Wednesday.
II is said that Jones was well known
In Portland and had many friends there.
His bnsiness was hotel porter and waiter
and he is said to have been on his way
70 Walla Walla. 10 90 TO work In hotel
at that place at the time Of bis death.
LATgR-At the preliminary hearing,
yesterday, Farrier was found not guilty
and was discharged from custody.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
- -
a Quiet Wedding.

Last Friday evening at the residence
Of ii. N. Frazer, in this city, a quiet
wedding was solemnized. the contract
ing parties being DR.. J. +. Gullltte, OF
this place, and Miss Maud F. Carson, Of
Portland. Rev. Curran, former pastor
Of the Condor Congregational church,
performed the ceremony.
DR.. Gullette is highly respected as
physician and as man and has made
host Of friends In the few months be
has been located here, and his fair bride
is a graduate nurse Of the Good Samari-
tan hospital at Portland, having severed
her connection with that institution but
few days ago to join her fortunes With
the man Of her choice.
A touch OF romance appeared in the
circumstances OF this wedding from the
fact that when the date which had been
fixed for the wedding day approached,
the doctor was seriously i'll and unable
to make the trip to claim his bride, so
she came to him, arriving on Fridays
stage. Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couple took possession Of the
home which the doctor had in readiness,
where he is receiving that careful at
tention and nursing which the fever
patient most needs to bring him back to
health and strength.
The doctor and his charming bride
have the best wishes Of host Of friends
for their future prosperity and happi-
ness, in which the CLONE joins most
heartily.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27

DR.. T. /. Nicklin, dentist, has re-
moved his office to the Stephenson
building, second floor, where he will be
found at all times ready to attend to the
wants Of those desiring the services Of a
tlrst-class dentist, Call and see him.
The doctor was here for short time last
summer and bis work speaks for itself,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
ARLINGTON.

shnrte 4 Weir received two ear loads
Of wagons Tuesday.
J. II. Wood made business trip to
Portland the fret of the week.
Shirley Miller returned Tuesday from
Q three weeks visit with friends 10 Port
land.
Balfour, Guthrie 4 Co. are building a
large warehouse on the Washington
side Of the Columbia.
q. a. Halbert soldhis household goods
Saturday and will coon move TO bis
ranch near Columbus.
Mrs. r II. Robinson returned 10 her
home at Lone Rock Monday, after 4
months visit with her mother, Mrs. ).
II. Wood, AZ this place.
80 - --------
Money advanced on grain by the Ar.
linyton Marehouse Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
Editors Awful plight.

+. NJ. Higgins, Editor Seneca I'LL. )
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until he
tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best
In the world. He writes, two boxes
wholly cured him. Infallihle for Piles.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by
Condor Drug Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27

Money advanced on grain by the Ar.
linyton Warehouse Co.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
ROCK CREEK.
Manley Kiser is reported III.

Manley kiser is reported III.
Miss Pearl Hunt is visiting at Prosser
Miss Maud Flett Is visiting at Willow
creek and lone.
Henry Rettie was over on the creek
last week on business trip.
Chas. Davis, OF Gooseberry, came over
from his ranch aud spent Sunday on the
creek,
II Moore and wife, Of Cedar Springs
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. ii.
Hunt the first OF the week.
Judson Kiser, OF Glen, was over on
the creek Saturday. Mr.. Kiser is de-
livering wood for w. g Flett
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Condor public school commenced
Monday, with Prof. w. r.. Neal at the
helm, and Miss Mabel Halstead as pri-
mary teacher.
The Arlington Warehouse Co. are pre-.
pared to handle your wheat, and guaran-
tee You an honest grading OF the same
and the best price to be had.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure.
u, W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-09-27
Our Agenta.

The following persona aro the
accredited agents Of the GLoBE at
the post offices named. They are
authorized TO receive and receipt
for subscription accounts;
W II. CoLwELi, Arlington.
WADE Bnos. s,a..., 0lex
MRs. ELLA ANdELL Mayvillo.
Other agents will be appointed,
aud their names added to this list
later.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
BURIAL PERMITS.


Gillian Wright. Il months. New Madrid. No.
pluritis.
Mamie II. Ferguson, 10 years. New Madrid,
Mo: concestive chill.
clemens A. PetscheI. / year. s4S5 Klein; bron-
chitis.
Agnes :. Warren. 3 years. o5S5 North Grand
diphtheria-
Mike Tucker. - years. Poorhouse:- consumption.
Samuel Frankel. 60 years. Ills North Ninth;
James Burns. IS years. 5sSi Julian: consumption.
Fliward Wilzer. 6 years. ISL South Eighth;
conclusion Of brain.
George hoffman,. a years. isY Wisconsin
SaIia II. Jones. As years. Mayheld san,tarium;
congestion Of brain.
Quinlan Casey. s3 years. City Hospital: dysen-
John NJ. vogt. IL months. 2aos North Ninth:
Mary Capella. 20 years. Poorhouse: nephrit!s.
Theresa Mueller. Z years. 2sl4 Kossuth: scarlet
fever.
Marie Schroeder. 50 years. 1904 South Ninth:
nephritis.
Lily Kuse. . years. 1871 Montgomery: paraly-
sis Of heart.
Jacob Metzger. 81 years. Oakville. Mo-: abscess.
George W. Child. IS years. 41l1 Bell; ~nephritis.
Sophia c. Hoffmeister. 81 years, 1915 Page; heart
disease.
tonsilitis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
MUSICAL.

HEAR the soul II a Krakaurr sing: to hear
70 t. buy Il. sold only by Danl q. bunker
Il2hp '"Upinr, Fourteenth and North Market.
NitI NJ 1eht rnah"caHy plano. chell. cash o.
tiiIN- G.4TA IuisrT-ijy 81.
fAoSp desires POSITION. experience! IL quartet
anu Vested 'l"!Js- y -. Republic
S'.tAftE plano. fIil Drtays. good tone; s.:
walnut bedroom st lap3 ". Sardn st. upstairs.
o-rNH s3uar" WLeciprk plano. in good shape.
.'1h Walnut -.
~.Stt1HNAG upright piano. at a s~acrlfCo.
E"'tr y son, S.,'Htr.Hta and Locust.
THE Old reliable Emerson plano. sold ONLY b.
Dan q ltgrh-r Piano co. northeast corner
Fourteenth AMI North Market sts-
$40 lrys fE" Stick upright piano. Beyer &
S"a. Seventeenth AMI Locust.
$, buys = good piano. cal At once. Eeyer
x son. Seventeenth and LDrust-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
ILLINOIS,
SPECIAL.

LLL pist 81 FL
Springfield. III. Dec. 5.-Cert,rcates OF fnco--
Eoration were issued to-day by Secretary Of State
The Bismarck Catering Company. Relleyille.
capital S.vS: 10 do a restaurant and catering
business. Incorporators-George ]. Mol = I
Moser and William Conrad.
me independent Ice Company. Rockford: can
itai slo.eo: for the manufacture. harvest md
sale Of ice. ncorrorafors-A w. Pratt. Thomas
j. Scone and .. l.. Rapp.
The harrington Electric Lisht and Power COM
rany. harrington: capitol $500: tITriShi-C oLr-
t-lcfty for light. heat arI power. Incorrrs ators
Frank Robertson. Avery r.. Hayes ana William
r. Clasen.
The Dixon Mercantile Company, Dixon; capital
$1,000: wholesale and retail mercantile bushes
ihcnrpo1tors-Abe Levy. T. I. Scharfenbnrg ard
The Paine-iaurt Company. Chicago: caritai So
800: general mail order bu siness. Incoruorotor--
BENJAMIN +. Paine. Loth,op NJ. Burt ami GEORGE
J. Meier.
The Grand re'onr Wagon Comparv. Diver:
capital $4,000: TO manufacture wagons AMI va
hicles 1ncorporators-Drris Il. DoiSe. Charles
II. Noble and Lewmon l.. Den ent-
The Canton Hospital Association. Canton: tn
maintain and operate a hospital. Incorporators
IJohn NJ: Bel. Gardiner NJ. Armstrong and
Toawarzystwo Spiewu Ineina wIadysiawe Za-
lenskfego No. ]. Chicago: for Improvement Of
vocal culture. Observation-Disclosures .JeIen.
+. y. kucharzewsk ard Serwacy Berlbenowski.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

Julius and Lou Zieger. 52oT South Broadway:
girl.
Anton and Frances Intres. 1913 Picker; girl.
George anc Barbara Rocker. 1893 South Broad
way: girl 49,.
Daniel and Adline spindlsr. 2eo3 South seventh:
boy.
boy. u-t
Z L. and Lizzie BTuneali. isl South SeVenth'
boy.
Michael p. and Cora Byrn-. @9N Spring boy,
A. A. and Annie A. Niessner. 900 Sou'h fi""u-
August and Ida Kawell. 4226 ReSsle: giTi.
Charles and Mary Clinton. -t3i ttntEyI, h'y.,
Charles A. and Arnie X. Ma.e"aI' Ihii FRANK
I'm: girl. -.r.. 81,
Vtiitar ND Frirfia Sraehu-r. 10 Benton. boy.
II l. and Z. l. Dnusnan. 49, Cook hoy
William and Lena Ruff. $50 carrie; hey
Charles +. ans MacGaI-ns Hierdrnlann- -Di
South Broadway: glri.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
MISSOURI,


Jefferson City. Mo-. Dec. 5.-Ths following ar
ticles of incorporation were filed 10 tj7v ia tie
office Of Secretary Of State Lesueur:
Bohm Bros. Furnishing Goods It,inpauv -
yHIs. capltaI s,pck, S.sl'sR- lnC1rp orators
H asy u Bohm, Edwin BohIn,, Alfred n5hm.
Louis: capital stock. sl0.oDe. IncornarafS-s IL
bert Waycott. James Andrews. Thomas Dunn,
Tho krabiel-n ehaun Mercantile cnmpauy Esn-
sas City: capital stock. S20. eln. Iur.rrunrotnT!
Isaac r.. Krabiel. Charles II. Scott, WIlfaTn
Robins. "i'''"i ~
The Contra, Coal ard Coke Com7anv Of Kan.,e
city was granted a certificate If increase az ,-tiI-
tai stock from s3.o1n."0o to 81. 30. or1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

BLAIR-ss #. : in, v. g.. bet. Madison
and Muilanphy: Henry Vahling TO Kate
Stohlmann-w. d....--.. -. ..-.-.--..S 1.2r
CITY IL: James GastoriS to
Albert Gehner-w. d.. -.-. -. 80
CITY BLOCK-Part OF lot Is: James
knight 10 Geo. Knight-qtc. d-.....- 800
f., sA mi Henry Weber -,
COS # 11lt in Libbie Land
Co. to Wm. Hael-w. DID,. .-......... 7.444
GARF7EI.D-I0o6 II. III In; VIM. Hael
TO Pontiac Land Co-qtc d-...-.-.- i
HARTFORD #. g. s.. bet Spring and
Grand: the Connecticut Mutual Life In
-su-ance Co. to Fred Gottschalk-w. d.. LIZ
lNDIANA-25 #, Q. s., bet Wyoming and
Utah: Annie Doerner to Eliza Andreas
MAGNOL1A-ieo #: Eliza Adair to Mary
oLIvE-la3 IT.. {. e. bet. Jefferson and
23d; Andrew Reyburn 90 Andrew Rey-
RTTGER-s5 IT.. /; e. bet. Notard and .
Grand: VIM sharkey to Pat Tracy-w. d. a.59)
#, S H.; James Clarke to
Dan Clarke-w- 6......, ....... 80 /
UNIoN..so TT: Andrew Rsybun 10 Fred
v~!RGINiA.s5 Il. III in. .. 3. bet. Dec:
Dor ana Hill; Geo. KurtsebOrn to Noah
w iS.!s%s,i5 r.: Harry Cup to Mary
WAETON-5 IT.: John Newcomb to ONE
ga Newcomb-w. d.. 80. ......... s
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06


A-AGENTI WANTED-ra,horc agen,.. ont
III free. nan OF women. town or country: wr,f.
at once. { T. & l. 20. 3i Dearborn It. Ch!-
AGENTS WANTED-Maio and fen1Ie: big nv:
no sxferi.nce regnirei. can a, main otiics Star
AGENrS. WANTED Save money; send 81 Tor
Union soap Mfg. 90. 1870 Morgan 81.
Nr'EMrS WANTEn-E;" u 30 rcret. hoy
Tor . :. STAMPS. Cart a4'f nlok are 70 my n9'k
A'IENTS. Ftr"etm"n. Fak"rs-song hooks. 81
Carter Book 90. &il 5. broadway. ST Louis,
ps A"f'S MIA va T r. 5irs,, class craycn ana
b'ic" list SeI'a Portrait studio. AIS Emile bite.
GENTS As.nts can make moro
IA Holland building ~ ''
A,ifNTT wANTEp-Actiye agents to ssn our
perfect imitation Of linen sells AZ sirh,: I'D
{fa5guis. Thread city Collar Co. i=az Olive st. 81.
AGENTS w~ANTEp-Male or female. 10 sell
10 private families throuch,u, the I-git.I s,tte.
Address. Fioor-shine 60. 81. Louis. MU.
AGENTS on s1Iary or c. ;nmIssion. The great
~ Atynjs seller ever produced. eyerv user or
a.; "nothsr =: in two hours. Nome Mig. 90.
kyLKi honest man and woman out Of en-.
owe: permanent work good money made.
fAkIkS. Tie great Chinese vizarI pack Of
Praying cards: greatest magic trick cards .xtanr.
S 2 stamps. Carter Book o.. 81 :. Uroadway.
HYPNoTISM -'"mplets syrrem; cla,r,oyan-a.
meSm'rists. magnetic healcTs. cts.. slmIia "a =
htainES- carter book 90. 81 5. Ir,atNssy.
LADY AGENTS WANTED-Iadv agents to In
fr'dI"e fine, pGr- m'lirated cold ,'ram. 20 rar
cent profit. can or address %. Lucas ave. :.
Louis
LOCAL. agents. clearing 80 a week ceiling our
goods: send ~ cents fog sample and terms. Fly
Mfr. co. Chicago Ill.
Mtl;ilI.O has - new tirHe' fr Xmas trade
hlS money maker for agents. extra commissions.
can At once, Murilio. 1914 Olive st.
PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit ''rravons"; !
" washable ennnelines. no glass; don't rub:
'i"nI- Family Portrait Co. Chicago.
STFEI-TNfN. Fakrr-GoId tooth. fastest sell
irG novelty out. Sample i've .. >ta,urs. Carter I
I"ok 90. 81 : broadway. ~. Iaui4.
WE want aCents Tor our "Ec1ramv" harness
ll'ct"r. with horse and cart; agents ran maxi
s-h' f"r month selling them to farmers and rig
owners, send .1c In stamps for sample and pric.- I
Foote Economy Co. los Angeles. Cal. 81 !
l'aucH.t st. !
800 MO~NTIIY-New patent Metallic Bread !
I;oartS. Sample free. a. Y. Furs,er 90, On (
cinaa:i, q. 7
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
GOV. STEPHENS'S APPOINTEE.
Joseph F. Gordon Is New Probate
Judge of Pemiscott County.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City, Mo, Dec. 5-Governor
Stephens to-day appointed Joseph f. Cor
don Judge OF the Probate Court of Pemi-
scott County. vice j. L. Delashmutt. de-
ceased.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
new CORPORATIONS.
OKLAHOMA.

Guthrie. Ok. Dec. s-A charter was .sueh TO
Gay 70 the Oklahoma Furniture Company, which
VIII DO business in Oklahoma CITY with $40 rO
CAPITAL The interpretations are: ]. J. Rocky l..
ID. HAYS. ""' !"
The blackberry Cemetery Association. at Hack
berry SchoolhoUse. near Persman. in Wooiva-5
County, also secured a charter.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06

Austin Tex. Dec. 5.-The following charters
were fiIed by the Secretary of State to-day:
Hir,sboro' capital stock $500.
The F.. S. Levy & co. General Merchandise
company Of Galveston: capital stock. s75GD.
The Empire Lumber Company of Houston gave
600 to 5000 on. '-''
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
BUILDING

IF. Hammer. fsle Salena: fats: - no.
William McGovcrn. ss97 bruno: dweilinF: q m,
William r. Parnhors.. sl3-sIs Whittier; stores;
William R Ba-nhorss. 4,ol 1908 Morgan: dwell
William Msgnell, ssss-3si1 Olive: stores: sol on
I'M. Darr. 1893 Old Manchester: fats: 81 ~.
William Hamhley. eoo1-5 5000 Suburban; fats:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
Needing Rings.

Solid gold, latest designs, 800 to 5000.
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-
Gust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06

IlplN -puIuI PHILIPPINE VIA
JAt Ru- UHiNA HONOLULU. Pacific Mail :. :.
Co. Occidental * oriental =. :. 10 ANA oriental
:. :. Go From san FThuCisCU: Rio lie Janeiro.
december II, Crpti". december - America
AiaIG, December - Fug rates. freight or pas
sage. Apply to /. r. Townsley. agt., 4:t Olive.
Or !. +. AEldT. ast. 80 olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
WANTED-MALE.
Three Lines for Five G.uta.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
AGENTS WANTED,

Young MAN W.hNTEp-tD month; also
hihfth "i'lr" MANAGER, 50 month and expenses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
HELP WANTED-EEMAIE
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents E-ytrs


MOI SfGlltl. ANTE - Girl to DO genera
81. Ioi,S. '''' III '"'9' 'i' i"'""" ave i'S
Hpi SEGli:T. WANTED-Yu You're white girl 10,
third foor.
ii't aE5lnlt FIRST class expert
ANA Mcrh,rson.
-,.,,-.y.1D,
r6n.ew"rk in smgii Inn, t." o., 1" s a.
right PARTY. 1sIg : J,nrr.'n ~,
u~oI-SFGInL. wAyTr.n ,r,I - ,.,.-oI
houscwurk: : in family 5-.o,rn hons Iist IyIt
Az .rtka 20 ir ''n "'" H. i"'
uoT-SFafIRi WANTED :,,,r,, .T-I .
hJus.W,rk anu ,n.Lfn". ,.na yni,,,p q, v,'rk .r
hoard Of hust.,ui r,r,.I.T,,y ga, Tv.Iftb -
WANTED c,-1 So .a,cu,I
housewark. thr,, in f,TI,iy- ~, , II" ',,, NM T"
god wages ami q rr,'i nom. ~, - /, ,iylu..
2,t,srart,1n 80, .t 80 -,
ii"iE"IS' Ndh''N'nt'r or Market ST 'af+.
2 U~aIr~EGIrL w,HTEn ...t - o.-.r,1
h..tIsrv, III rar,iI, : -, 49, -
,.'h, me work j. a snap. "aiy f'Hr rooms,
- I'hh t"!HE 81 h''u a'i,A.
-" - hii tl'I VIII t"hi 10 !rF
~ '"'IiEe ave
I~IoTSEWpNiN W~ANTEp-N,m man OF girl rnr
Iin,!s ,,rhhSMTaM"iR' VIII gay good wages, rs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-06
PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.

n e 'tAS'
CqNFISEMENT Te Gas ssi 's s"hsulas ahii ils.. .is
oliNe s.. Mrs. Doctor Murphy. kinioch
.c9xEIYEMENT esses saSTn; dpS aT. BAY On T aaa
trial ]trcatnl, ut: adopting babies, free: treats i,
GrsuIafiticS; try my rerulato:: bes. Z, IN
care and nursing: got my terms; written gu,
antee for ali cases: call or write: al mail
promptly ans~eTsd; Pstieni 5r '1 wnrphy, si2s an
2125 Olive st. Kinloch phone Sslc
pocToR MEHwIN. 22aa olive St. treats all
lai'ss troubles.
DK. MARY ArTHUK-Only physician keepins
cation: trained nurses: excellent accomfnota,ions
e she eI saTg arr i,tI,c o. no charge: sGaran-
teci Results. Consultation free 2a!i Morgan ~
DR. ELLA sLL.EH. female speeialis;: Is years.
c~nfinongcnt. dniy PIRATE. first-class. reliable. In
ccrIoratei hone: only borne having a S'at 81, :.
dissatisfied e'-e" here specially Invited Ios!tjHa.,
the best location. accommo1ations and h-"cic'i
skill in this city Los olive St
DIR. ASNIE ;yEwLAyD; :5q ply s aa,la-.
. siitntion mi in SCI 81 h, aha e eniG Ignsp' over - years;
PERFECT secil-i2n for ladies: superior medal az.
comforts: absolute protectjon and coni n5sn
frS "a I'M FIR ih"ari pc 81 To & per @'" Week i. ac@5-d,
ing to the lp"atian ~ room; part payment tahea
chaTr9. rdnEii.5ticn All IdVi's free; LADIES IN
trouble call or write; patients met at train
MRS nE!DGEs ladies, doo,ar; aiy.sys sgc.
|'#~A'sEs I-tF - F'H-uit'-i ~ u+1 81 tHFs
won't .e1r ! calling. Telephone Kiniooi G 20
No Chflr.n-Hooa PC Nsyer Pub. Co.
Ero1dway and Locust =. 81 Louis. No.
MI, Ls4IESmMy resp, nc zee sa. rs, 2 one Gin so
LADIES. positively guarantee tina, Golden
.asea Of deiayed month"; periods without pain IN
tor. 81 i aliJ e Div. 8, int secure from o''er'a
eLAn;Es y you wan, tho o.,y real GoIl~7
S s+t1 N51rily Ecgula'or. price 81 per hoy: the-
must 60 - Us onIv agent who has i,s zeal
stafnnei t..reon by. viz. TIE Golden Seal %eiicai
Ups J. TnTs3N: Iadies' rriva,e hrns ,u-i7r
sured m~otberiy care: iiresllarities success suar-
zion free: it1i.s in -ro nile. caH or write: German
and French sEcken- 22I and 29n2 Olive 81.
PAsTJ RACE.
shelter. clos to city: horses ,ajiSi for and de-
Iiyerca, Phone, Tyler IL. 4 1875.
ALI. private diseases a speciality AZ Franklin
Avenue Tree Dispensary- I:l4 Franklin ave.
CANCER SPECIALIST.
NJ RG'B9yi1s c . a,; ;nmoTs. malisnans s52S:hs;
free, Hicks Method. 1886 clark ave
ARE TINT BEST. safe L.li.s;. Ias e s.s:,:
"'' a. is ssTt ts.a Ms.t &c. ~i fS XII. H,-s r.
DENTISTRY.
way. Bet%een Locust and s., Snarles-sio and
81 sets FOR 81. Doctor Gaze. Proprietor.
BOSTON Steam Denial Rooms. AS y, Broad
brTi,s work So: open Sundays until /
DOCTOR A. E. IOSER. Dentist. 1924 WASH
ineton Ave-Crown and bridge work specially;
terms moderate: consultation ard exam free.
n1.-T-nry ..npn etc.,. ,o, ~ bas% rb,. ,,o-av
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E"NPINYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI. those desiring help or sookiug situation p.
my register with the Ere EmrIo; uirnt Bureau
) # the S,9te Labor bureau ~ Statistics. S. Cen
Of charge Tel. KinIo'h Il I7s7.
COOK WANTEp-A female short-ordcr cook
lr '"Staurint state Free Employment Blu
r"au. So CENTURY building.
COOK W~ANTEr-A male cook for hotel in
town in Illinois. state Free Employment IuresU,
50 century building.
| pAlRYMAS ANTE IN experienced milk
rr. W per month ana board. stat" Free En-
IIpynent Hurc1u. s" century building.
~pRE~SMAkER WANTED An experienced
Gr"sSlnaker Tor town "a Kansas. state Free En-
pigment Bureau. A5 Century building.
work on farm in Northwest Missouri. state Ere.
Employment; Bureau. SO Century building.
FARM HAND WANTED-A single man FOR
farm sat Free Employment bureau. S3J Cen
fury building.
H~nCsEGIRI.s WANTEn-Fffteen good house
girls for hnIs"work: wae"@ from $40 TO SIS per
month STATE Free Employment bureau. So
Century building.
H~rIsEGIRL. WANTED-Yorug German glri
T. assist with housewn1k. state Free Enlp7iy-
mont Hur"au. SO Century building
IArNDRYMAN WANTED-Larndrvnar Dor
r"au. 81 Century building.
PAINTERS wANTED-Two painters who can
Century building.
PARTNER. with sIo.ooo, to engage in manu-
featuring business /. 81. Republic.
wASHwoMAN wANTED-A worn,r ~ .7-,
Nas.iht rome. state Free Employment Bureau.
$50 century building.
WOMAN WANTED-A mi'5le-aged woman =,
60 h"uscwork. state Free Employment Eur.u1.
S3' tCntuT" building.
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BUSINESS WANTED.
ATTENTION Picture; and frames sIaughtcrci
this week ~ I.ydlk's. 'n2S franklin av.- excel
lent bargains. pictures -r'arceSi from any subject.
BUSINESS sold quick il listed with Brush G
Co. 10 \. seventh: n" charge.
CIGAR stand In hotel or office bIiiiing; give
rent and Price. { ~. Republic.
CHAS. Schmidt. distributor Of all kinds q M
piles. sign tscker and envelope aidre~-er. moved
to IIs o'FdllJn At.
No charge for listing. We sell business quickly
without publicity: money advanced to complete
deal. Giascock brokerage Co, sm2 Chestnut.
HOTEL having fair trade and likely TO b,
benefited hy Worlds Fair q 81. Republic
OLD people from 20 to 70 years Of age. can be
Insured in good. reliable company at cheap rates.
W -. Republic.
BOOMING or boarding house; good location
and must he cheap. W ~. Republic.
RESPONSIBLE party desires to rent furnished
hotel OF ~ or more rooms; South or Southwest,
with privilege OF buying. X log. Republic.
SMALL. business. suitable for newly married
couple: state price and terms. II 81. Republic.
WE list your business free: partners secured,
rooming-houses and stores sold: lowest cor1nis-
VOTING widow wishes rice bakery and con-
BICYCLES.
For Sale.
CLEVELAND. Crescent and Caesar bicycles:
81. Louis cycle Co, 95 y. Second ST ask for
Morgan. Telephone Main $50: kinloch a 7s.
SECONDHAND wheels cheap: expert repairing
promptly done; sinslee and tsndems for rent
Columbia Bicycle Co.. ssSs Olive L.ndeIi 1I4A-
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LOST AND

Sf+TA tI.AES costumes. wigs. ie-rLs and
masks for r~nt and sal. at FueErrs. ~ Walnut
ST. -. Louis. Mo.