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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
Three Lines FOR Five Cents.
Each Additional Line. Five Cents Extra

Zach Additional Line. Five Cents Extra.
Kt.ENIG'S Labor Agency. si2 Walnut SITS
'al's'.5 iHf5. '-15:Ct-i on strictly business
lrlnr. pies. Male h.i1 e al kinds furnished f-es.
Telephones. E'h Main @,b6. kirlorl \ SO.
BANKER wants god place - orzaniz-. or
VIII accept position "a ~" now organized. Al
oTe~s Banker. 1871 Grand ave. kansas city. No.
BAErENDER-Sltuaton a Ia-t"G Ge- by Young
man. sl"aks German ana English. furnish ret-
.r-EC". / IS. Republic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by arsf-rlasa carriage
blacksmith can Do w.ai wurk4UC and Painting:
m'ajlu aged: small town preferred. : -. Eepgb-
Ii.
CONGRATULATIONS by hcokke.per. young
ran. experienced and softer. lass city ref
eTcEc"S- { 90. Republic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted Hy honest.
energetic r1u1E man. references by present en-
u.uyrF; salary reasonable. !. j. r. gJ Good
fellow ave.
LERE-Situati by @ young man OF 20 as
grocery CLERK. " o.. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
HOTEL4.
KuupER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS.

DAN the stamp man. 81 y. Sixth st rub
reF stamps. seals. stencils. etc. good. cheap.
quick.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ALI. kinds % household gods. carpets. rl-ni-
tue stoves. etc. highest price pri4 @ house
Falt goods. Call cr send postal - FrarEl,n.
FURNITURE. b-dIire. dishes. etc. c7apiets
outfit f1r nine room house hich class. god -
new. cash ~ zine. 4 -. k"PCtic.
10. : LAUNDRY s'gye-. &@5. cox st-ves. IS
st-eI ran GEES. 81. e.. a. e. ut-1 Bros. 1905 and
~, Market -. Roll Phone Main 1855 VI.
BEDROOM SUIT. 'srTe- t"a;-r cupboard. g.
no" Majestic range. god 0F'"r. -& pANe s.
SEWING Ma-Hine~-Siurer 80 ~. Now
Home. Waite AID Domestic. 80. -sw DEr--
heads. 81 70 all guaranteed LJ Franklin ava
kiuInch f. So
STOVES. new and secondhand furniture. car
pcs for sale, time payments. big savings New
York storage Co.. =: wash ~.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
LOST AND FOUND.

LDST-1.ind.u boulevard. between Sp1nE and
TAYLOR ayes. a petsl pin In -" sap '. d wish
h-ra FinI.r uti o.. rewarded O.. inc Pm l. re-
turned t. IL. LI-.ress manager ~ -" Republic
STDIFN-Li.ht bay or brown horse lf% bands
.feh l@JJ Cr I~- pounds. : years 81. bog
la,S. IN good cpndifi "a I:-tu-r - a. Ma
Chester ave ana receive 81 reward.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Labor Agency. 6l2 Walnut St.-Es-
-.Eff~E.ac iN.= C.nda,t.! on strictly business
r-'1ciYlas- Male help Of all kinds furnished free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PERSONS HoTuTNG HFr q TIE Fof-
LOWING ENrALLEp-F0E ~
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TTEF NNIt ~
ING FEBRUARY II AN GET THE SNMt-
lY rAII5%.i At TFlE EIIt siI' 'F -
WITHIN THREE DAMS Ask LOA ADNEF-
TISrp LETTERS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

ROOMMATE neutrality-suspicious.. !Htoiii-
Gent young man Of moderate circumstances. with
whom t. secure suitable quarters and enjoy lci-
sure times. ! 1i. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

COOK. WaNTED-G1od coior-d cook at one
g1cO West Pine boulevard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

ROOM EaS. 81 Louis. two
connecting rooms. furnished for light huUsekeep-
ing, heated :. Address T.. u6 St Clair ave. Eas;
| St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

COOK wANTED-A good cook. z7So Choutes
Gye.
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WANTED.

WEST BELLE Place. 42S Victoria
Dor.0T rooms. single ur en- suite. excellent
board. cr0l ~ssryire; all convenience
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

LADY wASTED-Iadv 70 travel with exre-
rteuCsi man handling toilet sps-ialt'os. small
cau'tal required. experience not necessary. J s..
R'T Uhlic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
FOR RENT.
EN EII.ING

IINpEII. Ave. 3509- Sire rooms. gas. bath.
y ~ tt ir good cp1.i.'!su, -. SCOTT * Fa-rar.
-a Chestnut Il.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

no bo-r4yc s-.au one year. : per cent; well
secured on Missouri farming AID mineral land
J g.. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
HELP W~ANTEO-MALE.
Three IlreS for Five Cents.
-rrh A-I5t!rral Il Five Cents Extra

AGENTS Big paying 'rgar;an.'y. s-lls a;
si-Li: -, tsi,T ms >WpI% 10 cents. 1t'..'-
AGENTS wANTE"-lu-asa9." ~-,.,c.t1rs and
: cLr. top lr.. &tl contracts. D-5-. 81 FTdt-rr-il
Eeu"vo!"unr. 81 Union T7.>t f'i-Hrs.
ELAynsMITHs w}NTEn- Ela, s,m''2s x;
Employment Co.. IL y. S'>th 81
BOY wANTEp-Esy. With sine experience to
H.rk IN q ~ store 1901 'i'E" :;
Roy WA~NTED-Colo-ed ~. Is o- = years Oh.
t. assist - general H1ua-w.:< - clayton ave.
..l fer MAST a.asai n Sr 4 p5, ~ s, t. " raa:, h IA.
DIES. in own handwriting. J. 90. Republic.
10 WANTEu-E.- - INSURANCE efa.e. Ger
maa src.Slus itsins in H,r,h We, = Louis
man Alir,se. "yu taul"rIuu=. T. -. Republic.
HEIcKLAYEEs wANTEp-Nonun! br:es
,ioqai Employment Co. u2 3. s!yih St,
R~RIcKLAYEEs linton. 10; 1-M~mhers are
rusry . business Of Sra, Iure-tsuce BY or.eE
OF t.- president MAT HOGAN. Secretary.
HuILpIHG Mechan.as-Kcap away from ch,-
caso until Inchy.c ia oy':. By rcIGes, 0: ST
Louis Building Trades council
HrsIrEsS men to try our hair cut. Ic: shave
i.;A Pine s,
CANvAssTRs WANTED Yourg ana middle
as~i marie! men to canvass and collect r 1'L,
Republic.
canvass ros Prudential Insurance Co. experience
not necessary. y -. Republic.
-
vasse,s whn have H,rkrI together must -
presentatls and rlher. \ -. Republic
CASH t- Acceptable. ideas STATE q ra'ea;ed
Address The Patent Record. Baltimore. Nd.
I CHANCE o secure absolute control Of n nov
automatic musical panorama picture ua0hiH"
thtt SHOWS ali views IN na'ur-i c"iars: has a
large S-i- FL the East and not yet iut.riu 81 in
l-frv vr1 gH .. NT=f T-.urttr- sec EAEFT.sE Room
g.. ,1+r.,-e U,rrI
CLERES wanted who can use easy. stylish
''Ns '' 60 --
COMPETENT linotype acknowledgements a,
the H.lper' Linotype Co. Wainwright building.
! ST Louis. No.
cOACTTNhN wA<TEr-Ca~hrnAn. variman.
private uIa.- man. delivery wagon driver. Ma
''''I u" - x ''' '" '''
COMMERCIAL trate'eTs 90 take Advance Met
al Polish as a s.Ie line. Commission are large,
T. t. 4 -ye-"-Gay u. IN 50 o.. "a tugy. office
an 49, ,t.b ~, -,
- -agr.r,r I.-a A. - Tor tnsrs-,.ri4fE
80 -, =. .,l.-7 800 .l,s-.f..i ~,
- st Cliy. 81, - I.uis NJ
,,,rrt,s Tai. v.,,-s Tomb. a. Nr.rrbys-
o.. 80,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

COOK wANTED-white girl: cook and isun,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

Lor3ISG-HoUsE. win - PIONEERS cali .: $.
S.. re- st
S~CTE and lgnrhrogm. owner sick. $50. l. 81.
Ea,ui-i--
STORE So fruits. candles. crcara, laundry Of
Eu A'iHE r,.Ts. gent =. 80 ; Fourth st.
ST'EE-At rrca, bargain. q corner c:zsr.
f'F-rrl and NOTION store established - ye1--.
must sell aE s-ra- other cuisines Ia Eif+l" -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

Situation as housrk-eper FOR
u!Gover- no objection 10 tWo or three chlifrFn.
rarsble of family sewing Cali after : O'clock
Sunday and Monday. 1915 Ritdla st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

-CpoS-Situstian ~ German Etrl as cook AM
rauses,-r!- hest q: references. SCI Firney ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

HOUSEWORK situation to 30 general house
work. Iu9 st. Charles SJ.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

Observation-Disclosures by mifileagei
German woman TO do cooking. WASHING ana hun
ing. 2fs. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

CCDk-Sit2at.on by arst-class cook: city ref
ercnCe. i7.A Lafayette ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
THEATRICAL.

COSTUMES ans wigs for rarf ard made % or
DIR country n.i.T~ VfCwrtiy atta-is. 20. grease
PANTS I.Ei'-. 80 y FI.re-, 81 Walnut =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMalE
Three Inca for Ffvr Cents.
A1.friHu8l Line Five Cents Extra

Each Ata'iralI Line Five Cent. Err.
FooENerrER-y7u lady desI-es position
- tanEa,ruer. cashier - office work; has two
y"ar~' experience. L 20. Republic
CoOk-S.tuatfnn by eNrarfsucoa German cook;
viii % small washing s> Morgan 81
REIGFT little zrI. ars;- class stenoSraphsr.
wants position. NH Trrk F"aS'na"'v. - H
public -
rooK-staa,ion by e,rcr!enced cook. SOS n
Sarah 80
~COoK-sit1at.on by A~rs;-class cook: city ref
eronCe. i7sA Lafayette ave.
CooK-si,ust,or ~ German etrI as cook and
housegir:; best O: references %so Ffnney ave.
Observation-Disclosures to DO general house
work. lUs 81. Charles st.
Observation-Disclosures by nn'tdieIasei
German woman TO do cooking. "aeAihS ana ''v'-
ing. Z 2is. Republic
vsGower. no objection 70 two or thrse shiitrrn:
ca:able of family sewing Cau after : O'clock
Sunday and Mancay. 1915 Riddle st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted by a widow
a. househ.en.- TT witaver, or small family:
best q references eAcE.ns'd' "Ct 'i te city
rrecerrea. 2.s Howard 81
Observation-Disclosures by hnus-kesTeri
gentleman giving up house wishes 70 ..coTTneni
f~rst-cIass h'lsckceper nne cngS. iaa.aE cs,l5 "a
Eve years. = q. Republic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted as i~aundress
~ Rod. steady woman; can furnish good Tei-
ererces. 1lo3 polman -.
LAT-\iHkESS- 3TilE WASTING 70 IfAe L'iEe-
sa y. Charming.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. launiress wants
vark tTo days a week S'16 Olive s.. rear
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wan:ei BY f~rst-'iass
r-.o-ed I~aund'ess two or three days in week;
reference. r w. 49, North Market St
DTFIC GIRT-SituatI0u by good SRI - take
charge and do office work: best reference. &ls
Ili1-.
sTEToGRAPHER-Yonnr lady. sto32srarhs5.
careful and accurate desires position. u" satry
q begin with. : 81. Republic.
ATTTER-Exrerienc~i lady stenoE-
rarher, RAPID a-i accurate; d.sir"s position: sal
az IS: references. " 81. Republic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and ofhce
clerk. 1--WE wears experience: good pernaH. best
references; moderate salary 7 90, Republic.
TO borrow S-.a1p oue year. : per cent well
secured on Missouri farming AID mineral land
j g.. Republic.
WASHING and ironing t. take home. ABB
Kennerly ave.
YOUNG 'adv desires position IN laboratory: one
who thoroughly understands chemistry can give
best references. y 24S. Republic
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AGENTS WANTED-Isc!es: state experience
send reference and age. territory wanted, TO in
tr,luce a protested article for ladies'. F So. Re
public.
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rOok-sitaa'ion by experienced cook. Ss y
Sarah -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

Three Lines fer Five Cents.
Each Additional Lane. Five Cents Extra
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

LERK-Situation by @ young man OF % as
grocery CLERK. " o. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

COX WANTED-Grod cook: references
CURED. Call ia Longfeliow ave
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FOR SALE

FOK SALE. MISIELLANEOUS.
~HIGH-CBASS printing az reasonable prices.
Benton & Co. us washington ave ,new ~iocatiOn).
OYSTER Pan Roast. per dozen. &c. VIM. q.
Milford. 39 y. Sixth ST.
TEN r. / p. A y $ for . cents at drug
stores. one gives relief
VIRGINIA oyster Fry. 2Jc. wm. C. Milford
95 y. sixth st
". J ERYNN- latss; photo ,r sale; cabinet
size. So. large: sizes cheap. mail ORDERS prompt
ly attended t.. Nurllo. i.lt Olive st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

COOK WANTED-Girl to cook. wash and iron.
living in vicinity. can go home at night. S22sA
f. Ninth ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

CHAWRERNATD WANTED - hamhermaid
Apply al once. 99L y. Eighth st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.
WANTED

HAVING LEANED that an aiver-frznsn, M
Vrarri In the Missouri newSpapers abouf three
years ago asking for heirs to The estate Of one
Archer. lat" q prumshadr. Kirrfouufr scot
laEG, wouii ask any person cognizarf thereof to
Correspond with the Anfe Ticln CtusuI a. Dunlee,
Scotland.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

TETGFT Ttf's -rI- Inst -''.@7 stenIEfaplr'
wants position. VII Ugrk reasonable. Il =. lie
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

LADIES WASTED-!ad!cs to advertise: sal
arr 3 week ard car fare. active workers ID
sired outside city. send stamp. Godfrey Co. 81
Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

COOK w~ANTED-Girl to cook for small tami-
l.. 1892 BarTner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

CoOk--!tua-i10 Iy -NUor'"uo"a 'IeFHltA c'"i
Will 90 small washing. .sN Morgan 81.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-02-01


~ Es-
4 4af Dad a3a-gl
"a HAs5ag ga lsaa las80Da.
3 H8iHersae tal s.@f.af4'a3a- efy-
m0 ia- d- lo- H5igsna- gue e-ga-
ran Is reuida de M0mteznua.
pBes. ~ clirau 90 cJHAag qge pH
8u dia 80 mus le5aHO rTybrar5n
Ia sppremaeia politica que han
periido s FDlveran adlsfrutarde
los despOjos oficialf4 que con tan
10 placer y glsto saborearou On
dichos tiempos de su podeifo Y
bonanza.
La esperanza actualde los "a
beciIlas den0cratas De Nuevo MG-
Xico, no ~ funda eli el esfuerzo v
diligencia que haran para rpco-
brar sus perdidos Y aiados laure-
les, pues nj alientos les han que
dado para entrar de nueyo en- la
/ lid Mantienen fila la vista en-
/ los procedures de los miembros
del partido repubicano Y espe-
ran el ansiadO mOmento on que
sura una division que les dara la
ventaia Y les proporcionard un
triunio facil Y decisive. Atizan
hasta dOnde pueden los fuegos
facciosos della discordia quecreen
diyisar Y Sc congratulan de ante
mano de la pr6Xima & inevitable
ruina del partido republicano. 81
acaso reSultan bunadas sus espe-
ranzas V ensuenos, los cabecillas
volverdn d perder su momentd-
nea animation y Sc sumilan de
nueyo en- el profundo desaliento
en- que Sc hallan Ell la actualidad.
Los dem0cratas de Nuevo M6xi-
go, al contrario desus colegas ma
ciOnales, tienen abundancia de
material en- 10 que toca i aspi-
rantes 8 martires de la polftica
que estdn dispuestoS 1inmolarse
| politicamente dehajo de las rue
das del caro- de Juggernaut de
la pOlitica neO-meXicana. Sin
pretenciones al tftulo de profetas
q redentores como Bryan, los as
pirantes 4 diIigir los destinos de-
m0cratas estan listos para sa-
cihcarse por su partido en- aras
de cualquier candidatura, parti-
cularmente la de delegado al con
greso.
III npp,ipag t,1G1In u lac 2 Ia
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-02-01
Venta de ZapatOs.

Zapao para hombe de baquea Kangaroo vaen $3.50 los nde-
por s. co. Zapatos homb para bao media ue 9oc
zpao hombe para uabo ven $3.50 por $3.50 Zpatos fnos
uicamente $3.50 por S2.5o Ipatos no dc o
ven S. 50 por $3.50 Tenemos eecmo zapaos para
chacha ben Hamilton Brown Shoe c.
Co
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-02-01
LOS DELIRIOS Y VISIONES
De los Jeies de TN Partido Politico ena Naci6n
en- el Territorio.
: -

EIpaItido deru6mata ha <ldo
decide -u iundmiGu uu par1ido de
ideale quiufIlc9- EjrpalizaIIe-.
que uc0-tambra Il iavorpcer una
co-a ru tepuu y ep-utar otra en
pr6c'icH lua v %. elpartidoquc
~iempfe ha c,tadO eu contra lie
Ia civilization y del progreso v 81
gloria mayor la ha adquiridO de
Opo>iri6n que critica v censura
todas la- medidas y proposicio-
nes de la opuesta organization
ConstituN0, seglin la Erase de un
grande hOmbre. una de las reli.
quias gemeIas De la barbarie,
sieudO la Otra la esclavitud. La
democracia desde su fundaci0n
hasta In iecha ha estado diyOr-
ciada de todo principle y su mi
'l'" ''''' ''' '''' q '''' '','' io'!'''
planes Y discurrir enrcdos para
mantenerse en- cl poder 0para ad-
quirirlo. En- ese particular no Sc
ha distinguido porlos escI0pulos
0o c'',' ~ w 'u' eie' u. 'e 0"0
,'i'''''o'' i"' =" '','o7 '''''l'oo -
Il ''i '''.'''o ui0l'"e''' '' saw III
'"' e I'i'"c'l''' g ''' ''' ''i''''''''
'''''' "''''''"''1 ,'l' '09 'l''''''',
o "'''' ', ;" .
''"' y ','.'0' ''7 ''''' '0 =" 'V"-
'''ol '''"''' ~" ''''''
FL Par'ldo delhocfjC'a lne Poi
mas de lllealo Sl9Io el Naluafle y
aPo%o ue III eSe''''l''ld hu'haha'
se@uh eAlS'ia Ell los eSlauoS del
sur, y Sus hoIllpfeS de eStado lue-
ron los apologlHIas y deIelSoleS
ue ei'leila pecullar InS'l''cloh y
'ouoS los 'i''5llloFo" ue eSa oTSa-
-
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=,
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Unidos acerca de los derechos del
hombre, despuGs de haberla com,
batido y negado por mas de me-
dio siolo, Pero 81 arrepentimipn-
~ ,.,,', '',' ! ':i
obstdcuIo nara que bava dotado
'''''''NhiH I''l' g w my '' wv
desnuds nnevos errores one anita.
gonizan al sentido comin Y son
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-02-01

FL Domingo pasado 4 las 3 de
la tarde Sc celebraron las ceremo-
Mas del bautizo del nino Enrique
II. Salazar, .Ir en- la parroquia
de esta ciudad, actuando como
padrinos, Don Manuel c. de Baca
v su apreciable esposa, Doha Jua-
nita Pine de c. de Baca. Dios le
presto vida al nuevo baroncito
para que sea el honor de sus pa
dres Y padlinos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-02-01
Elegante SuartidO.
Tenemos gran sutido de buenos eiectos, para que
desengahen vengan examnarlos.
Vestidos de Otoho

para hombre las vardades esos modenos los cue
igual el leTiouo
Vestdo negro homb No a5a8 de nveno po $3.50 Vdo
No 75 pu lana S. Vedo No. de casm $3.50 Tn buen
pdo No $3.50 Tn vesdo azu No 1901, $3.50
sobretodo Nunca habamos ndo
do tan complete
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1900-02-01
SombrerOs HcrmOsos.

Hemos uado hemoo uido de sombo sehoas compues
seda terciopeo Cuepo de sed eegan
Veagan desenaharan abendo eado Nueva York come
udo aado preco my educdo que por a de esaco
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

strip the leaves from four large
heads Of brown kalc; wash several
times in cold water; place them III a
large saucepan over the fire; cover
with boiling water; cook ten minutes,
then drain the kale on a sieve; lay
it on a c~hopping board and cut it
coarscly with a knife; return the
kale to the saucepan again; place a
well-cleancd duck in center; add snf'
iic,cnt boiling water TO barely cover;
season with n tablespoonful salt and
one-halt teaspoonful pepper; add two
fine chopped onions and cook til ten
der. When the duck Is done remove
II and lay il on d dish, set in a warm
Mace: return the kale to the fire
cook till done; taste. If necessary add
more salt.-E:Ootyn Eagle.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12
BEAR AND TORBEAR.
Loving Couple Adopted \ Pretty
Motto. Hut Ii Was Euecly shat
tc.ed in "a Few

As Blncmly sat at the breakfast
table toying with his coffee spoon, he
slowly gave ven; TO his thoughts.
I'VE have only been married six
months, Birdie. yet | notice a growing
tendency on our part to indulge in
petty disputes. | fear, too, that we
are not always ms thoughtful for each
other as we might be. I'm in favor
of turning over a new leaf. What do
YOU say, little wife,
THAT you're right, as you always
are. You know that mother used to
say there should he two bears in
every family-bear and forhcar."
And here there WAS danger of you
and | monopoli2iug the bear business,
But now we will be more considerable
in speech and act"
And | will follow your noble cN-
ample. I'm sure we can always he
happy even if we are not rich. Now,
dear. if you'll excuse me I'll run and
get some kindling from the she'd
mo, no, pet. I'll attend to all that
now. Its part of the reform move
ment. You know. Sit right where YOU
are. I can attend to your chores in
a twinkling. Those little hands Were
not meant for rough work"
But YOU have cares enough as it is.
I'll get the kindling and lcok after
the furnace
II must insist. Birdie. It's a mans
place to perform these heavier house
hold duties. Hereafter you must leave
it all to me-
81 can't consent, dearest. | would
not feel Ms though | were doing my
part in making way"
"Nou must not forget your solemn
promise to obey MS we'll as to love"
Don't be mastcrful. Mr.. bluomly
| made Il mental reservation in that
part of the ceremony, and did not
VOW away my freedom
"Iou didn't, hey? Well, I rather
think that I'm the head of this house.
hold. just bear in mind, madam, that
| the furnace and the range will be my
special duty "hcrcaftrr.'
I'm do nothing Of the Kind, In
the domestic member Of this firm, arr
III run my end of the business. 30"
I'll 90 for the kindIiug."
no, you'll not"
"WcW see" and she snat, he'd Il bas
ket as she ran.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12
THE GIRL WHO IS WELCOME.
She Nhu when Visiting Is tnpnblr of
Taking tnrc OF Her
own Room.

The welcome guest is the girl who,
knowing the hour for breakfast. ap
pears at the table at the proper time,
does not keep others waiting and does
not get in the way Of being down hall
an hour before the hostess appears.
The welcome guest is tn" girl who, if
there are not mauN servants in the
house. has sufficient energy to take care
Of her own room while she is visiting,
and, if there are people whose duty 1t
is. she makes that duty as light as pos
sihle for them by putting away her owh
belongings, and so ncccsSitating no eX'
ira work: she is the one who knows how
to be pleasant to every member Of the
family. and who has yet enough tact
to retire from a room when some special
family affair is under discussion; she is
the one who does not find children dis
agreeable or the various pets of the
household things to be dreaded; she is
the one who. when her hostess is busy,
can entertain herself with a book, a hit
Of sewing or the writing Of. P,lglteI-sbe
10 see her, does not disarraug" the
household in which she Is staying that
she may entertain them; she is the one
who. having broken the bread and eaten
the salt Of her friend, has set be'Or" her
lips the seal of silence, 50 that when she
roes from the house she repeats moth
ing but the agreeable things she has
rI.- t : Ir ys.nlI1Tlr nnGLf me
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12

Nurse 800 Who's that fellow they
brought in yesterday all cut up?
Doctor-Tha''s a runaway case.
"Uorse or automobile?"
"Neither: he tried to run away w!'h
4 mans only daughter, and the watch
dog happened to he unchained."2 lon-
kcrs Statesman.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12
Ve va. ObIIginA

Lady (stt;ing for portraiD-And
make my mouth small, will yon, ever so
small? | know it is large, really, but
make it quite tiny, will you?
Arts, Cpoliteiy)- Certainly madam
II you prefer it. ! will leave it out alto
gethcr. London Tit-Dits.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-01-12
what Wa. Lacking.

THAT waiter Of yours Is the slowcs; | ever
struck, sad a lat customer
well. # YOU had a wagon, and the wheels
didn't work TO suit You, " hat would You doE
asked the restaurant proprietor.
"Why, I'D grease en-
"Weii, why don't you grease the
wsiter?"-Nuukcr Statesman.