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'iii} Movements at Other Ports
Gllves,on-Quiet middiing. 9h. net re
pts 3 ASH. gross 25.isl stock. i2S,6S3
View Orleans-Easy: middllng. 5-i6; net
receipts A.76l. gross, 25,76l; sales. 1900.
stock. ic5767
Aobio-Easy: middlng. SN. net receipts.
t'N. gross. 3 SIS. sales. go: stock, p. 256.
tharleston-Nominal. middling. sis ask
net receipts. las gross. i.2iS' stock.
Wiimlngton-Firm: middling. ess net re-
Ifs. a@l. gross. 1901; stock 3i,5s2.
Norfclk-Dull. middling 81, net receipts,
str GROSS. 800; sales. 726: stock. 26.20a.
Hiltimore-Nomlnal; middling l0A; net
.p 2i9 gross. sis; stock. $50
View lork-Easy: middhng. i0i.: net re-
rs 1870; gross. i0.6ss; sales 262; stock.
Boston Quiet; middling. 10 7-i6; net re-
.H i77 gross 1891
inildelp hla-Dul; middling. ioib: net
1885 gross. l.i+; stock. 1901.
nF Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta Quiei: middiing sA net re-
-i5- gross, 2,2o2; sales, 422. stock.
NematIs-sleady: middling. 2 1910: net
s5"' gross. 1891. sales. 1890;
-i-2
LollF-Duli: mlddllng. 1915: net re-
'ea@ is5, gross 1885: stock, is7io
.H.iaaau-Quiet and nominal. middling,
receipts, 226; gross. S26; stock,
laton-Dull: mlddling. 9-i6. nee re-
ls-79; grose 1879: stock. s5.ss2.
Htilie-Flrm; middilng. lOh.
or'. of Cotton This Day
vie 2gis
'0astWise. 9S6
'lnnah-Coninent G.soo: coastwise,
tom Coastwlse. 25f7.
IS 'on-Contincnt. $50; coastwise.
t-D oastwise 5.75i
hcfE-ro Great Britain. 39,9:
1859. continent. AZ
Foreign exports from an ports this
o Great Britain. s.ss9. to France,
o the continent 2N7
tofc.au exports from all ports thus
'.s week To Great Britain. ASH.
nce. i9ii7 20 the continent. ASS
al foreign exports since Sept I. 1890:
rat bri'ein. 40 565; 70 France. s2.iTi:
Ht continent. 305.eds
ton. oct. i5.-cotton nominal. sisc
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY-The demand keeps fairly up
with the supply.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady;
banks are buying al 3-is discount aud sell
Ing as follows: So and under, i0c pre-
MUM: SOS 70 so. i5c premium; SO TO 500.
zoe premium; 500 to 500. 25c premium.
500 10 81 coo par; 1900 and over. i-i6 dis
count.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market Is
steadier Commercial demand si.si9s. six
" days. Si.777s ninety days s. 76as
francs. Paris and Havro. sixty days.
.z5is Swiss. sixty days s.. asis Belgian,
5.2s 5-i6: marks. sixty days. s5s-i6c: ninety
DAYS. % 1916.
SECURITIES-The market appears %
be hardening with light offerings.
stocks
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NAVAL sToREs

Monday. Oct. -.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- The turpcn-
tine market opened firm az 51sa cents. with
sales Of $50 casks. and closed nrm and
unchanged. with further sales OF So
casks. After the closing sales were made
on a basis Of Is cents. which IL was said
would BE- the official opening tomorrow.
The advance was due 20 an improved de-
mand The days receipts were l.Ss9
casks sales las. and the exports l2s.
ROSfNS.-The rosin markes closed arm
and unchanged to-day. with the demand
good. and considerable business done
Lows and mediums are wanted. Pales
are not plentiful. The days receipts were
i.S3i. sales 1851. and the exports s,is1
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Te botton market closed easy to-day
81 d decline OF = cent. with sales OF L.
s- bales The days receipts were H.
G- bales The stock IS now l0o.i23 bales.
AGAINST m7TS last year. Good middiing
& D. was quoted az sis cents. The
offerings were light az the prices eX-
rar.rrs are willing 10 pay. and hence the
volume OF business fer the day was con-
slarlbly restricted.
The following were the official spot QUO
tat.0us az the close OF the market NJ the
Cotton Exchange to-day:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note.-These quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near a. possible In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Oniclai quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
salers ask.
Country and Northern Produce.
POULTRY market IL steady. Quo
taiions. Brollers. 30dNc. per pair; hair
grown 4SQt0c: three-fourihs grown. 55ft
COO: hens. 65Q7Jc: ROSTERS. fJ459c. oWcks.
60175c geese. 75cHsl.00.
EGGS- Steady OF lie.
BUTTER-The tone OF the market r.
nrm Quotations Western creamery. 100
2pac. New York state dairy. iTia412i4e.
extra Elglus. 2iN25c.
CHEEsE-Market firm; fancy fun
cream cheese i2iac for % 20 72-pound
average, 2sq3o-Dound average. i5c.
: Carly Vegetables.
IRISH POTATOES Northern. s2O
sack.
CABBAGE-sd7c per head.
ONTONS-Yeilow. In barrels. s2O0:
crates. Doc; red 81 90a20o
Brendstuns, Hay and Grain.
FLOUR-Market steady. patent. $40.
straight 400; fancy a.s5. family. s. o..
MEAL-Pearl. per barrel. s2.7i. per sack.
s. 70. cHy meal. per sack. bolted. 81 40
i.2b. water ground N25; city gritn.
sacks. ti.2s: pearl grits. Hudnuts'. per
barrel. e s.. per sack. $3.50; sundry
brands fi.25ni30 sack.
CORN-Marke; firm white. Job lots. CSC;
carload lots. &c; MIXED corn. job lots,
&C: carload lots. zee
RlCE-Market steady, demand good :
fancy head. &C.. fancy Sic
| rune '............................
GOOD ............................ ft40fA
Far .....ss.s................... af4
common .s.ssss.ssstftsssss. s.ssss.ss...1
OAT5-NO. ? mixed. carload. 2iisc: Job
I lots, a5a8gc. white clipped i1e. Job 57c.
BRAN-Job lots. e5c. carload lots. s0c
HAY-Market steady. No. I timothy.
/ s24c job. s7ia cars; No ,. Sc job. SEA cars
Bacon. Hams and Lard.
/ BACON-Msrket frm; -. s. c. r. sides
I s3,o. u. =. bellies. eilo EASTERN ac-
/ oonding TO average size, y 8. bellies. 81
l (Westernl. smoked c. y sides. siac.
/ HAMs-suRar cured i20iztc.
/ LARD-pure. in tierccs SAC; In 90
pound tins aui sQ-pound tubs. o..
compound in tlescoa. ciso. 59-pound tins.
| and s0-pouud tubs. csc.
sugar and Conee.
| SUGAR
Cut loaf ...-...s.1sl Diamond A .....5.Ss
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New York. Oct i5-Thc market Tor dry
goods ruled quiet In an departments to-
day so far as demand goes. but there has
been no easier tone noticeable. In brown
shcetings ard drills,prices remain frm ana
are against buyers IN a number Of in
stances IN hlcachcd ana coarse colored
cottons. Print cloths quiet and no change
In prints OF ginghams woolcn goods d.
vision very quiet throughout.
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Charleston, Oct. i5.-Turpentine firm az
STiac Rosln steady and unchanged
Wilmington. oct. i5-spirits turpentine
firm az s7it037a.c; receipts l65 Rosin
steady az Nl5ai.20; receipts. So Crude
turpenune firm at 81 31a2 30. receipts. s.
Tar firm az $40. receipts 1876
New Orleans. oct. 15.-Recelpts: Rosin.
Co barrels Exports: To Liverpool, 25Q
barrels rosin
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All depart Plant system station.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE Ere.


81 3
mit tied
FORK
linz Cas all ms
UNITED STATES FAST MAIL Niouled
andNw
he al
For implicit informa
q Agent
c. p T. A. Bun TecphOnesBdl So
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nIsCELLANEoUs.

FIsH-Mackerei. half-barreia. No. /.
G.o, No 2. 800. No. 8. SD: kits. Nc.
j. $50. No 2. 81 .i0 No. 3. Soc Goldfish,
i-pound briciH. 6ssc. z-pouDd bricks. D..
Smoked herrings. per box, Halsc. Dutcn
horrngs. in kegs. 81 10. now mulless. half
barrels. --.
sYRUp-Market quiet. Georgia ami
Florida syrup. buying az 2su90c. selling
a. 12435c sugar house ~ i0uiJc.
HONEY-Fsir demand. atroined, IN bar
rcs. 55u60c gallon.
High wine basis. 81 "a.
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l. Erle& wes... 81 Transit ........ SAL
do do pfd. SEE. sab Col. Fuel a Iron a5as
Lake Shore ..a15iA Con Tobacco :. 2li
Lou. a Nash. o. 7s'. do do prfd. .... ~
Man. L. ..,..... 49, Fed steel -. ass
Met 81 Ry ....l5ial do do prfd .... IS '
Mexican Cen. iiA Gen Elcc. .....ii2it
Miun. a 81 l.. biia Glucose sugar T.. 5t
10 DO pfid. % do DO prfd. .... esii
Alh rae. ..,... o2's Int. Paper ...... 49,,
MOD 4 OHIO 30 do do prfd. 49,. 6lM
Mis-. X a Tex. 81 Ihciede Cos go. co..
do do prfd. p Nat Biscuit .... 32is
N J. Cen. eN DIE DO 10 prfd. ... 50
y. Y. Cen. ....i80a. Nat Lead ...... iSts
Nor a Yves. 9eii do do prfd -. 81
% DO prtd. 76'4 Nat Steel .... ~,
Nos rae. .... 9-l, do do prfd. .... $40
do do prfd. 70A y. Y. AIR Br i22
ON. q Yves z1's Nor Amer. .... t5'4
ore Ky a Nav. q Pac. c. EN-div 60ia
40 40 PRO. 70 do DO isi prfd s.
fenn. .-....-.....l33is do do End prfd. 90
Reading ....... 1885 Pac. Mail ..... 32is
DO ist prfd. o.. 57i Peoples Gas e.. sii
DO Ind prfd 27h Pres. Steel Car . sgis
iIo va. Wef. ~ DO DO prfd. 80. 75ii
do do prfd - Pull Pal Car Isl
St l. & san. +. n ST Rope a T..
do do ist prfd $50 Sugar ......... 1907
do do End prfd. a5i- do prfd. ....ii6
-. J.. sw .... l2ia Ten. G. a l. .. 5gas
do do prid. q. 2s7s L. 8 Leather =. loa.
~. PAU ......ll3's do do prfd. .... 20
30 prid. ..-l70 4. S. Rubber 2s'5
81 y Oma. ..li0 do prfd. Eek q. %
SOU. Fac. ...... 3it. ives. Union .... ~,
SOU lty. ..+.... 49, n. l. q s. ...... i2i4
40 40 prli. O.. ot' DO do prid .... 53N
IeN. fae. ld1, =. G.. c. q 81. L. S.
Union Fac. e.. a.
bonds.
1. $. Is ri n. Pacific - 30. eg7s
reg -... ..--..i0lat do Is ......... ICES
do coup. .....l09A ~ y. C. q 81.
90 B.. reg. loss, Louis a. ...... 1864
do Be-. coup ..lO9'a \. q ". con. O.. 81
do new g. reg. Oregon Naviga-
eN Ia. .........ig3 ton lists lilo
do new 49, do g. ......... i03s,
coup. .... lib o. S. l.. 6s.....ig7ls
do Old a.. reg iips do con. D. .....ff2i.
DO old a. cOup.ilps Reading Gen. g. 81
do g., reg. tx Rio q. w. lists. esa,
~ gees .......ll2 ST. l.. a. /. NJ.
do 5s coup .iilit. con rs ......... fagi.
y. OF q. 6ie....i23 st. T.. a san. r..
Atchison gen Gen. g. ........i gga.
g. ........ ..... ajss -. Paul cons. 1891
do adtt 4s 900. s55sl st. T.. G. a +.
Can. Sou. ends i05ts. lists ... ff7is
G. a. %. u.s.. % do o. .lisis
DO 81 .... ......i9) Sou. Fac. q . 7si.
G. \ con. 1s 1884 Sou. Ry bs...... i03ia
do =. " y So 1909 s n. a. r. 6s. 0gis
Chic Term. Is. sii. Tex =. ists..ii3
Col. Sou fs.... sls. do ends ........ g.
y. A r. q. lists iHpi Union pnc. o. i05
do q .......... 9si.l Wabash lists ....1i7A
Erie Gen. q .... 90 do ends ......f02
- ". D. g. West Shore a.. li3
ist eco. ....... n VII Cent. lists. -
Gen. Eioc. Gs Ilg Va Centuries d. ~
Iowa cent istsiI8 n. a. o A. (B.d). s.
l.. a y. uni. g.. ISIS c. OF Ga, con.
u. X. a Tex Or .......... ssA
2uds ..... .... f5iiI do isi inc. .... iOa
do Is .......... gaa do End inc.
\ Y G lists ...i0si3 DID. 80. II
y J. {. gen. 5s.l23
New York. Oct i5.-standard OIL. $500
5si
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81 gee about os follows.
r. 'I4.ce East Floridae aaia92t
AA''- eaoiee aaa fancy Floridos. .s5lgsi
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steady: state bonds. steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.
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The short line 70 Norfolk, washington.
baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
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Southern Railway.

Depart Savannah Meridian Tme-oao Hour Slower
Than city Time.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line FIVE Cents ES'rs-


SALESMAN E.p.ri.n need salesman aa1 inter
viewer ".sI.s I-,sittnn with fTst-ciass sstIh-
lishln-nt. can e. vote part or all OF time. j a.,
Republic.
STEHnGRAPIIFR AND EOoKKEErER-Abl
N'Urg man Il - desires Iosiji.n with Strong In
si,t'ii"n PINCH av Tor -xp'risr =. small! sal
AIRY EpJl references. Address %. Bloomfield,
Iowa.
WALL I1rtr "!.an: eight wears experience
II tlIis york. exclusively; send postal VIII call.
J Neal. - Mar'"n -.
.Nri.p-Poyit'on by nrst-class engineer or
SUPERINTENDENT small oil Mill. Address Lock
Tx t2'. Wagoner. l. +
WoI;T-Youir man would lik. work for
iui'GirE contractor. Il -. RE; uhi:'
WpEE-A trustworthy. educated vo-Inr
't:'I,s Office work Ct bookkeeping. references. "
~ Republic.
WORN Position II some kind by Young man.
!" ''ars ODD willing t" start for reasonable sal
arv- :ii Republic.
WnRE-SituiiI0n by steady. reliable German
gal. retired hu'n-: good wages. Write at Cn'-
i;"N -. Greenvi!lr. III.
NpEk-Is,y of &c desires position e am kind
stcaka and WHITES German ara English. UfHc.
wurA preferred l. 81. Republic
WORM situation in private place. care OF
forse or COW. or lawn garden. sober German.
- best rri"i"n"-s. u 30. Republic
WORK Permanent situation by well-eIucated
married. man: can give bond and best city ref
sI"n'"s. Address Nj. Hullaud. 1904 Washing
ton
VOTING man. ., wears. wants steady posi-
TN In any department. 'lerknR. arV goods or
o+4i''Iv DEPARTMENT. 81 watchm1H. am We'll
t'gtaint"t in city can give best cf references.
e - Republic
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POSITIONS FILLED.

During last week the following employed
students Of the Southwestern business Colese
SO Olive s.. as bookkeepers ard stcnoSrapuefs'
rnion Iron and Foundry Co.. 1888 g Second
Souther Iron Co. 2235 y S'conI EN'riunc
Iltss Brick Co. Union Trust building: STANDARD
Sewing Machine Co., 12is Olive: kessner az Co.
Burlington building. This school prepares per
fons for the best office employment and makes a
speciality Of assisting graduates to cfhce p'si,obs.
No vacations
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI. those desiring help or seeking situations
OF the state Labor Bureau OF Statistics SIS Cen
Jury building SITUATIONS and help furnished free
OF charge lei. kinloch B l.sl
PARKER wANTED-White barter immediate
building.
COOK wANrEp-Male cook for boarding
house So state Free Employ ment Bureau. 80
Century building.
COOK wANTED-F1rst-class male cook for
hotel out OF iowa. State Free Employment Blu
reau. So Century building.
d!shwasher wanted Tor a hotel state Free Emp
BUREAU, So Century building.
FARM HANDS wANTED-Fifteen men for
farm near city. State Free Employment Bu-
reau. S-' century building.
GIRL. wANTED.Giri to do house and dining
room work state Free Employment Bureau. SO
century BUILDING.
NousEGIRL wANTED-GiIl Tor general
housework; wages 81. state Free Employment
Bureau. 81. century tuildIns
HOUSEHOLDS WANTED = sixteen girls to 10
general houseworH. State Free Employ men; Blu
r.au. s3 Century building.
HorsEKEErER wANT ED = M,ddle-aged
woman nousekeeper FOR country place. STATE
Free Employment bureau. s3S Century building.
HousEMAN WANTED - German house and
!ari man. p to 80 years old: state Free En-
ployment bureau. s3S Century building
HorsEwoMAN WANTED Middle-sSed WON
do general Homework State Free Employ
E-nt bureau. S'' Century building.
KIrCHEN Girl. wANTED-Girl &c do Kitchen
Work In restaurant State Free Employ ment Blu
reau. ~ Century building
LABORERS WANTED Brickyard Iaborer. i'm
n'diatt'y state Free Employment Bureau. SIS
Century building.
L.AUNDRESS WANTED - Inradrsss wanted
Tor suburban place. state Free Emp. Bureau
"a Century BUILDING.
NURSE wANTED-Girl as nurse for chilli
S'sts Free Employment bureau. 49, Century
SOLICITORS WANTED-Two good solicitors
Tor typewriter house State Free Employnent
Bureau. s3s century building.
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STEAMSHIPS.

ttnlu nyIIul PHILIPPINE ISLASDS-Nl VIA
JkfkN-LliNE HONOLULU. Paciii" Mall :
Co. Occidental & oriental :. :. Co and oriental
{ Co From San FraHCisap. America MNra
August ;: Picking. August II. Gaelic. August u.
For rates freight lassaCe. amply 70 l.. +.
T0wuslev, agt 4s1 Olive. or !. ! Agar asi-,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMkLE.

Three Lines FOR Five Cents.
Each Additional I.ze FIVE Cents Extra.
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Northumberland

aERCANTiLE ICA-..EGE.
Lincoln Trust bldg. Seventh and Chestnut stSL
individual instruction given: Commercial. Short
hand and English Branches. Write for catalogue.
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HELP WANTEO-MALE.

Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
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Il60RERS AND TEAMS WANTED.

One hundred men, First and Washington, 100
men Second and Market. 20 men Twelfth and
Washington: rate. zoe per hour; 20 teams at
above places.
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GOVERNMENT Positions D,n't urei,cre for
amy eva s-'rNi". or census examination wIth"uj
columbian Correspondence Cuiic;e wasn,ngI ~.
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HAYWARD'S

Business and Shorthand College. ~, 22n, n and
"a Sda Fellows. Guiding. Individual instruction
metic and Permanently Phone sss Day end Night.
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COOK WANTED-First-clas cook also a gin
for house and dtning-rOOrn work. German pre-
ferred: references required. Is Portland place.
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MISUNDERSTANDING racked by absolute guar
artee to strairften kinky negro hair. Nearly all
profit and sells sight. Write Boston cheTn:-
gal to. Richmond. Va. for territory and par
Icu!ars
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Blind names; new. catchy campaign
drfg.- ,Iei,pbts friends chagrins foes: one duz@i
and recent for manufacturing &c. Al Madison.
Eureka Springs. Ark
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

BASTERS WANTED-Hanj sewers and ma
chine hands power machine. steady work:
good pay: nice place; good ventilation. Apply
1916 Pine st.
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BUSINESS College-A well-educated young
nan with experience desires Position >
sstant teacher: more for review than salary. X
81, Republic
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AGENTS wANTED-Ciood live Fraternai In
surance order men wanted agents who pro-
dlire business: best contracts and choice terri
tory. Apply Crescent Life Association. East 81.
Louis III.
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TOOKkEEPER WANTED-A young lady TO
Eeep books and do general office work: must
be bright willing and competent. state salary
sA,ected refer. noes. etc: "A desirable and per
nsarent position. Y %. Republic.
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i.AEpI:EIS AND oJ'AEIsNMt.N NANTE.D-
w. quaTTyrl'n AMI lai'u.ers new rail
road. UrIDn. Mu free PASS. !. bIs an. 1871 y. 81.
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LsTOEEKS WANTED. aL0r-rs and team
strls- tot new raiirulI IN Iowa. Sl-.s day. work
TIL Christmas. ir-c pass. kU"Gg Labor Aseu-
-. Il2 Nainut -.
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CASHIER-Lady With hCte, experience 81
ncstly desires permanent position. Mill work iir
month for only room aul board. : y. E"pu"i
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LNi.oI:I:RS WANTED iaborers Monday
lon n; ". 60.
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AGENTS WANTED-Pure aluminium card
cases: exquisite designs. with I,.4 printed cards;
rapid sellers AT y, cents: send - for
rlr and 100 cards. with your Chapman's
business Bureau. ST. Louis.
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COOK WANTED-Wcman az copk for boar l.
g-house. girl for general work. also girl for
housework. Mrs. Humu-Tt 1908 Wash -.
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LABOREES WANTED-C Concrete track work:
IvlLun.
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LABORI-ES WANTED Cioui coIYr.i lab3rcrs
iuT c,n,Itte ana ,TagIug. inui4.t0I -.
Ltr.e and Atlantic 81.
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LABORERS WA:TED-sO0 labor.rs pick and
shovel and concrete mixers. railroad TRACK IN
~. LOUIS. Apply WUTn. liTO-d.ay. north Df
Franklin ave. and south OF lam -ruin- lam
brick CsHstTuctlon 90.
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AGENTS wANTED-'Cirandest Century + the
Worlds History. famous men and women ard
narVs iOus achievements Of Nineteenth century.
10 years progress illustrated General Publish
Ing Co. ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

AGENTS to sell our rubber collars cuffs. neca-
ties and shirt fronts; perfect imitation - linen:
s-lls at sight: send &c f-r sample collar Or
necktie Thread City Collar Co. 81 beIoist
building g.: Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

AGENTS wANTED-We offer agents the hest
Inducements ever heard of TO sell Doctor
Eewelrs Soap: 10 per cent and watches suits.
etc. premiums. Sample and particulars
free Hazel Mfg. Co.. 1915 Olive 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

AGENTS-Hustlers: hest line novelties. tricks.
puzzles sAlf-threadinc thimbes calyx-eyei nee
dies. gic pictures. etc. Illustrated CatatnCue.
sample l0c. Union Mfg. and AGENTS supply Co..
EawO-th. y. j.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

COOK WANTED-A good and reliable cuos
for private family: high wages paid. Apply
p Benton place. opposite Lafayette Park.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

LADIES and gentlemen. FrtscE's medicateI
yapur bath cabinet. good ii.r. make from :"
{" slu CAV. ETisch. Manufacturer. +i4 y. Eighth
street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

SAT.I,SNN y E.I.ri. need salesman aa1 inter
viewer l"ElI.s I-'sition with frst-ciasH estIl-
lshTn-nt: can q vote part or all Of time. J -.
-Iuhli'.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

i.AEoRETtS WANTED-T%c hpnd: 81 Ia toIers
at tIri son ana LICcde aN.S .lsks AGA Shows
FURNISHED. Wit last N.s.., EuJI Wye.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

OFFICE ASSISTANT-Iady Of refinement au!
education desires position: can operate the type
writer: also handy at drawing maps or plats. q
2:S Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS young lady ste
nographer. at present employed, desires pernla
nent position: satisfactory reason for changing.
best reference from present employers Z "a.
RerguoliC.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

SFAMSTRESS- Searlstress wants sewing j
al home; summer dresses. 30 and s.. sGi Y
Garrison ave. second floor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-15
STUDENTS GIVE BANQUET.
sigma Va Fraternity of the Nor'h-
west Hold. Its Annual Heunton-
Nine Men Are Initiated.

The sixth annual meeting and banquet
n the Northwest Alumni Association ~
IN. sigma M fraternity took place IN
Seattle last night The meeting was
held in Eagles hall Pacific block. and
me banquef was served Ia the parlors
OK the Rainier Grand hotel. inyitatioasns
had been sent 10 an the members 81 the
fraternity in Seattle sud other cities in
the Northwest jurisdiction, and several
0id fraternity men responded.
a, thc meeting ia Eagles hall. which
Was under the auspices ~ Gamma chi
chapter % the fraternity the following
,ottrs students OF the University 81
Washington were Initiated into the mys-
terfss * the college order Alton y. Hem
ineton George e. Dudsan. Donald y. No
Ronald Edward A. pury. George G
Fu4bury. Harold J NJ Baker Edwin z.
Strvnna Howard q Cpegrove. Frank J
N~K e,wn The banquet pcgan az " -
5'rIock aud lasted until late hour I'd
yuouA : McanN was toast masirN and a
y.r-,sber ~ tohstR connected With college
frIferritv Hfe we're responded TO- The
sigma Va s. Comparatively Young IN the
state university. bat is growing fast IN
membership