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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

France has erected about 300 monu.
r,cnts to more or less distinguished
Frenchmen during the last Is years. and
there are now 1877 committees collecting
money for morc.--Chicago Times-Her
aid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

powdcr TO shake into your shoes. IL rests
the feet CurcsCorns. Bunions. Swollen sore
Hot, Callous. Aching. Sweating feet and IN
growing Nails. Aliens Foot Ease makes
new or tight shoes easy Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores. 25c Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, n Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04
Caution 10 Broom Corn RaIser~.

Farmers would do well this coming
season IL they intend 10 plant broom
corn 10 contract with some respon-
sible broker or manufacturer before
planting il they do not wish to lose
their entire labor. ms an immense crop
VIII be planted. causing the bulk OF II
e be unstable for several years 70
come.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

"Now that Belle has secured her divorce,
] suppose she is happy" mo. she isn't
She is married again. philadelphia North
American
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Some people have faith in odd numbers
and the favorite is number one chicago
Daily News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Piso's Cure Is the best medicine we ever
used for all affections Of the throat and
lungs .-Wm o. Endsey, Nanburcn, Ind,
Feb. 10, 1900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

VI YOU want TO be content and prosperous,
sell ice in summer. coal in winter, seeds IN
spring, and loaf in the fall. = Atchison
Globe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Each package OF PrTSAM's FAprrEss
DYES colors more goods than any other dye
and colors them better too. Sold by all
druggists.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Don't Neglect Cough. Take Some Hale 6
Honey Of Horehound and Tar nstanter.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Mrs. Van Dyke (as Van Dyke appears
NJ three a. M Where have you been?
Van Dyke--I-er--
"Now be careful what you say. Will
linn. Don't think you can throw me
~ the sccnt."-Boston Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04
To Cure = Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it tails to- cure. 25c.

slack proposed TO me while turning the
music for me at the piano" "Ah, ! see: you
played right into his hands. "-Philadelphia
Hulletin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

He-Am ! right in presuming to think
you care for me.
she-No, you are left.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Don't hang on 10 the men who are above
you, then you won't get dropped, hlcaso
Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Tommy Trndles-l had the meas'eA
hardcr'n you did. 20 there!
Johnny Parvenuc = Huh! Thata
cothinr. got my mensIcs from the
Asterbuilt childrcn!--Jester.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

The sea Of natrimony swamps many
cour,ship. Daily News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

Do not fail TO read the advertisement OF
Tcethina in this paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

The best Prescription for Chiils
and Fever is a bottle Of GROVES TAsrrLEss
Chill Toxic. Its simply iron and quinine 10
0tasteless form. No curc-no pay. Price, 5Oc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-05-04

when mixing fertilizers no injury
viii occur If they are applied at once
"a the soil. Even lime may be added
~ manure il the manure is spread inn
mcdiately. 1t should be the object TO
work all manure or fertilizer into the
soil with the harrow. The soil itself
i an excellent absorbent Of ammonia.
and especially when no; too dry for
which reason dry earth or muck may
ne advantagcously used MS absorbens
In the manure heap.
when sheep gnaw wood and show an
inclination TO eat substances not on
their list OF foods. an examination Will
generally reveal the presence -
worms
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
BUSINESS NEEDS.

EL-EETEtc LIGHT Pr.ANT-IoA-Estt electric
light plant. rausist!uE a. two 5I-lEGt direct ron
r.rt-f dyrar:os O. two EIS-ci engines. 10 VOLTS.
sUttshtuRTC and am Is. a.. complete ana IN good
running order. !. L Msy'r MIS-. Co. 1t-; y.
Twelfth g.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
PERSONAL.
Fr''ecn Cents Per Lac.

lie ,.',.- a. requested Q, e, ;or fdl
np.T"t ANNIE NEwLANp. 20 5 -Four
,"'L.h 81. h'H.da during ".u.H"Us.t- ls'iies n
'r.uh-". call o- write. sauhieHta I. terms reason
abe. treatment ~ mail.
In'ToH NAI.Y AETIfTE. specialist. ladies'
Il'a'" EoH." during cIH:-aemrut. trained EIr--s
~ Li'"iifr .. les, q: m":I.al at'"rtian. trrls
Irregularities. guarantees success o. a. charge.
'h!thts adopted. write or call. 20- M.rsan st.
DIR ELLA ALLEN. isacia= female specialist.
tH".s 4iS-sNes collar 20 women. IS years sue
cNF-'ul experience. perfect ~s-"ls-'cn during con-
rt'fuent. Cflg private. reliable Incorporated
none %-s olive st
.rEEE Treatment -r private troubles. p.TnpI"t.
oisgh-TRes. etc. either sex. Med. CO.. 20. y. 9Th
LADTEs-My rceliaror uer-f f,I.. sn- c1ursets
treatment free Mr. +. starr. 2s!i Franklin ave.
LADIES. Doctor Annie N-wlanas Regulator
nsFeF ia!Is; trH' Treatment free. - 5. 18th -.
LANG SISTERS Criraradis' an. e,aatrfc treat
men'. tfFs, dc5- from olive. ~ y. Tnirt~euth 81.
cIrWTFE- Receives during nersrcu,. home
: INF Indies iE trouble .al "a" = Ninth -.
Is cents. Wn d. Mfrtri. 2eN. XIII =.
n 7. HoTs0H receives au-f1r cono7enort:
i-asonatl" ra'~s. iaLies N trnuli" gall 22i Olive.
MRS uR NURrEiy r~,,el.-4 during couhn.-
ner'- treats female diseases and Trss IN ny
Safeguard. guaranteed calj or write az Olive.
OI.D BORON WARD. I-I Washington Ave-
f-i.. o. gent a. trouble :u.r4 arr saUss. call or
write; - ears experience. ruaTar'~e results.
OYSTER Pan Haa-t. PEE dozen. g.. WIN. O
Ni'r-I. % y. Sixth =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

va Additional lts" f'F" teuf7 f"fa
M.> W~ANrru.F.yn ag.i man tia: nGdsr-
NJ ..-.ui u-uasers. ray lie % l.,sc a,
r.. ~ s,n.fer and hssitty locality: al.l >
.A., -, -. Ait'seglyl.-. No S.'
-s..-NAN w}\rn".
->IE~,IEN a r,.!sr- Cs=:s. sal
-,n O. s-. -.a- -=- 'y-r-~ u 'r',- ATiA '.i
i~-raHu a,e.
-,.a.sVa< u,>ut.-Nrn ra IN ..rs s.,
Il. r... la- goods .a-ar 81 'tr-taa' st.
SALESMAN W~>NsEp-An .sersen,ei s,.ss
H." 81 tai i'' I'M NJ" , In =. ilas<- re Turner
I.aa-r 3D.. Htu.iunat.
s~ALEsMEN WANTED Tvo sa..zHsn -
sin, 80 -ef..a.-arI system. 81 aryy.,uu.'s
= AieglacI 4 I'ocard h-iie.'G.
>,.rSWsN wlNTEp whaic;lir clothing
.>.rr.rrI.- fr.a Vim ssia'l.sret trade need aI-
~. AEtr-s. v.;. iai rsJu ulAI~. ,ret":'" :
trade. Fel--. ~.;He.u'is q CO.. Cincinnati. g.
=oIIr. rcEs wt%TE.s-r5ai solicitors. s.oi
ra,. pleasant. ea4y work. superior Coal Com
5aa. . ',n-ary b-N. -.
SOLICITOR w,~rEu-sau..,. car "a ~s,'h
.-a.,t.. salary 81 % 81, --5t" eNprgiene- ana
~solI,4u#S wA>TED-rv w. Esai men ana
t.~- .r-.-,s- 'aI, s~gl,t,.s or a~s. 81, li
49,. Is mA.H,.t s@a.ias
SrA!:E a-.asv WI e" ai.ar~ az.
r.r.-. o
r~E>M<rFRS wAN~ED-T~an.-;ers indian
-.rr'.:,. t--u>-".~ fur G.Ae'"r1"at vy-s. EH'f-
4nr.~' National Employment g. ~ \. s,N,h-
enc ;iSaaksr~. ar@-t-,iass 'imrrr. long 30 IN
1Fss;i-4 a temp; pr2mpt S@sh pay Apply yr 30
.aa-. Nrr.r. NJ. : : Moss Tie Company.
waNgTD-ruufor drug clerk. ofdcernan. d.
,-.na,ar is.!roaA Pew agent National LIN
mANTEp-rxger.-".el .oachnen MAJ ~
in ,rt - is Z S.z,a =.
w,NTEn-s56er a~-st-clas- upao's,.-er and
ms'SrssS 5s r 49, ,p335s5EsE Rr2'. < c.
wANrED-Canyass-rs ~ our s-in-holaer:
Detroit, Mi5h'
wANrGp-Yardmaa W., soorei h~eL.5oys bus
90. l& y. sixth ST
Cri.as.. t-r.ae on. tur information call At ca:-
rea'es~ ofae~ "a Market 8
WANTEb-LaGorer'. ,y,i'h r'A ana snoyei.
iuE e.. Is ana n Cnae'r-; -.
V~ANTED-ly3 Young men. - Young ladies'. 6
coi,:ai mon. . r9'a-sl ladies. al olympic The
ate. stage COR. 6 C. ~. Saturday.
NANTEN-Nen 20 ma..;,. tuyA artificial ia
u-1aS. French method. "IsaI- made 2uH) p@'
o'rt u-ytt: recipe - cents. BIN 10. Kansas
'!tv, No.
NANTEn-IaborArs. rock men AMI Transfers
:or .e% ra:lroa-s. free pass. tleTaaEers. wool
C-l--s~s. farm hands. mixers. gardeners. k.r-
ri-'s Labor Agency. e. Wsluu; 81.
WANEED-By March Is. ar a.I-rusad timer:
c5rri>c. bicycle, hv:-ai7 furnace ana Etsoi.a-
stove man. = ~ --St-class need not slTly. good
wages for right u.-n John Stp-l-'- u Bro.
NuIghyslyrO. III.
20 Iaa-n barber trade. Only
e.gh: weeks required. special U|ar now for
graduates . work fur as. SO positions open:
can el'i. tuition hE bringing fbur zt.ieuts. cur
c@'slogl-.. explaining sIec!a. OFF,. mailed free.
A,!er College. liiI Narke, -
NOOI'NOPFERS N~ANTED-s5 w-0l-h-p-
pers: near city; Tay once 4 we-k- National Ew-
p,'vW-rt Co. it3 y. sixth s..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

DocTORs. dentists, Dealers. osteopaths. grad
ustei without Attendance and protected. BOZ
$50. chicago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Three Lines >or Five Cents
tach AaillOnII Lane. Fiv. cents Extra
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

N"i.Nf I!''-tH' "-.na-i. River Hruns. i-a,'
VAIN nuu-" I,uiie Windows. 1.i.dns .Ild 81.
canada fashion,.
"IIyti s.. So 81. = apartments. ss.ond floor;
l"au,fui ro-m' S''.m r"dr. rfs;-siass board ard
@AIyE ~ u--.sae,e rooms .s.e.ie,i
changed
"iIvE 81. S,~eaI-f.,y rr.r, slco.e
room "iit "T without uos'I. ,4.s 2 h"a,; all
"ons"rirnr"s
OLIVE s. ga - IL -sn:sis. rooms With
hLsi.ota[s Ln"-. AN modern c'7Fenien'e~: also
in si:ltrs or .~sasa,". ]szcali,n, table. good ser
he. hot water beat. reier'uces.
PARK Az :z3-Ro9n, with bOsrl new
house. al iH.Iro'eHeH;s. oppUsi's Lafayette
PARK Avs.. 90 Ei.eant.v furnished rooms.
G~r-t-cla,s board AMI refyise. day board"rs solo
itcd mvierH e'HEsn!e"''s: Opposite l-tidF'''-
Pdrh.
PIHE 81. sS-HarIs5me~ -1rni.st4 roon,.
WIKI all "l~egifr0-.. f. ;vo: cVreliHrt board;
rennei piIva', family; terms reasonable
RAYMOND Az. s2;-coaveaien 80 suburban
b,"id.
EuTGER ST. is.s- Nicely Furnished psFior
also second H11r ls.S 'poul. with iDarJ. al
m"Ie'n '"n'en!"ne"-. reas'uJtue 10 permanent
p'i"'s-
TIIEp-sToEY r.m :or two Young men. w''a
best tind o.; t.n.d sU1i o"ur.g.enre~- u -. tie
Iltll.-
WASH 81. ----Nr.a,- furnished laa1,s W.
f~F-;-class table board 81 coaveni"n-es, t-s
r.as'Daai".
WASiNNGTuE A.-. -. corner Garrison
N-ll-furnish"i Rooms. with 'xs'iiCHt boaId at.
s.iv:o'-
WASHINGTON Az. >.lg-Nieeiv Furnishes
room. viii. or w.;ho@, board. furnaces heat. hot
and cola bath.
wASIIINGTOS Ave. slH-Desirahis nicely
f~.St-rlass board, a.; modern convenience
~ASTIN,iTpN Ave. eeIl-ExrelIeut hoa.l.
L'vlv furnished. scruqulously kept rooms, SEE
out-s'.Ty front. with aIrDve. hall room. rooms
with stationary vasus-guds.
WASIUNGT0N Ave-. s.7a-Eleean'iy furnished
r.. - HlrUv. - ms. with N~-'-ci4Sa table bard.
porcelain bath. convenient 20 cars. reasonable 20
permanent people: references exchanged
WEST BELLE Ave-. .ra-Twa nice thiri story
rooms. good 'ahic hoard and all couvenienre-.
Tor csn;lem'n ar lst!es employees.
WEST BELLE Place. 49,. '"yi--oria"-su-
re.io- rooms. single o- 81 suite. excellent table
board; good service. all cauyeui@nces.
WHITTIER -. HIS E.-rwo nicely furnished
frDT' Poems with f!sf-class board. will rent =
t'slisbi- business people. Apply az HIS +. Whit
;icr q.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

GENTS. Arf.a't0uf-WIv stand v@ rarA idle"
send - .en's for address = -r' ar-n= that max.
O. uJr4-;s Tor the distribution q millions n ol--
gu!Iis y.arly: Pleasant srG profitable wa:E. f.N
~. BrigL:ou. III
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


AoENIG.s Labor Agency. ac walnu; s;-Es-
1 S.Is-.4,es Male hs s,'G vi sn y S'it ,5rgIs, cIs' ht.
relelnau"s. s-ll Main --,s. K.u.ych \ 80.
Ali. those c=zi-;g halp or seeking s',larir.-
q -.e state Labor Bureau Of St1us-i.-. =, cen
IVY, building SITUATIONS tal help furnished free
BARBER wANTED-Rsr1er Tor Missouri
town state free Employment Bureau. - Cen
COLOEED MEN WANTED-ons hundred 81
e.si rnsn ara is5'.i-s |aTtst e. &c Town S'n,h;
building. Tel kln'.ca T. ~.
COOK v~ANTEu-U1it. female .e.raurart
COX. best nas"' 50 Century build -.
O"K WANTED co'orsl woman as ei,k ami
l~aUndre-s. stat" Free Employment Bureau. -
Century Lui'irE.
COOK wANTEn-ry.r'd female COX ~ rsa-
al h.gs,""IA STAT Free fmrleJ a!ert Bureau.
= ''n'urE building.
COOK WANTUD-Gcrua.a female -.aG: three
r. family. wages SIS state Free Employment
I-sre.u. 80 century building.
COOK WANrEp-cesman female cook. only
r.oyment Bureau. ~ century huIlir=.
cook V~NNTEp-"re female cook and two
L,H..t'rs tr s1.tinih iiaIr, ts ana 81. "a
COOK WANTEr-Evr"ri"ro~I female res;oa-
f4nt cook wanted for suburban town. good
We. state Free Employment bureau. SEQ Ten
tuly briiainS-
w. ~ ~ ~ - I'll
-E'mai" white cook 5ri diuinE-Tnrm IirI f-
t.trIlu--lHU-.- stat FrAe Employment Hu-
ZEN. - century building
COOK NhNTED-Yauuz sirI =, cox in pri-
waite family; Irish catholic preferred. state Ira4
Employment I:ur,Iu, -. Century building. Tel.
Eaiu.H b i7s7.
roo WANCED-S-rcn- young German 2Il
fwr v.k in private family n ,'.rurra. state
ne Lmul1yIs'nt Bureau. So century building.
~. Niuloch ~ -
COOK WANTED Frr=j-cla-s female cegb for
enc. STATE Free Employment Tur.au. 81 cen
fury huiG.u2. IT.. K.u'ogh Il ~.
Girls WANTED Experienced box factory
girls. state Ere" Employ MeEt Bureau. So cen
Jury building
GARDENER WANTED Gardener % care for
dollhouse. state Ere" Employment Bureau. ~
Century h"iiiiuE-
TRIMMER wANTEp-Ff-s'-Class female
hst trimmer SIS Per week state Free Employ
U"st iufsau. - '"utgr, %tuildinE.
HoUSEWoMAN WANTED -Midd!c-arrI witt.
woman for general EuU-vwnrk. M laundry. S5.
state Free l..uIioymert Bureau. 81 century
building.
HoI-SEwoMAN WANTED ue-arcd won
suburbs. 81. rcr month. stat. Free Employment
Bureau. - Century building.
~LArNpEESS W,NTE:,. LaunI-s-, r5- a
small hot"i vut ~ ,s'y. state FT-e gu,,,ymo,it
t;Hr"au, 40 ''ItuTy building. Tci k,nlicn Il
H..
NrRSEGIHL Young clrI. /. 10 Il
years. state Free Emplnyrl"uf Eur-au, 50 ten
tury building.
OPERATORS W~ANTEp-Feualr machine urc-
orators Cor 'lrthirc fa'tury state Free I'm
ploymHnt Bureau, 50 Century bu,tiIus.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

GENTS y rcu want an article GeNJ n ever
house send % cents frv SAMPLE. 10" per CON
Eruit. Jv-ian Manufacturing Company. 30
Ikirty-eisEth 81. Chicago. H.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

hand and improve inferior grades of sugar. state
experience. a y. Republic.
Man W~ANTEn-YCunE man with some *
psfienca in ice and coal business, references
required. \ las. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

~ DONG a littIe NrftlnE AZ v0ur h0rle, IN .ither
Q, praughtsn'S Business College. s.. Louis Emile
bldg. Ninth end olive. Nashville. Little EOcs.
] or Worth Galveston. Shre.CPo-r or SaTalTah.
Address The Illustrated Tou.h and Age. Nash
VILE. Term.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

AGENTS on sslaI, or commission: the creates,
agents seller eyer produced. every user u pea
ana IN. buys il on sight. - 20 - PER cent proat:
the agents sales amounted - tsao IN SIX DAYS
another So n two hours. Monroe MIG CO.. Y
-. Ia Crosse. WIS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

MACHTNISTS w~ANTEp-Two or three god
1h-arourd machinists. Apply at ongr. panvillr
Foundry and Machine Company, DauViile, III.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17

AGEN1S WA%TEp-caG'l v-i srV 80 g-li
pieces f"r $50: W tay" something just as s-oj
"0 which We paw - I.r cent commission. AL
dress. with --ta'rp fr reply. 20 B.. T. T.. e.. T..
u. Box II. P,or.s. III.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
HELP WkRTED-Fem4lE.

="
boil A\EEiH- NN'A' .-
[-,E
GIRLS : r. t.'.~r"~ 80
GIRLS N~ANEEl.i"-- 2 - Lot.
raurv work v..@r %" En.E a't -'-'. AH L"H
80 y F.EtrH 81. '".'A zoos.
GIRLS AT~"ri..'.l~ r. '"t'" "aHtns -..o
-.- -E.s "HrA ans Easy
aaa steady v.'-. st. y >N'. 49, -.t
....r .s# .-.
- 2. r.r. si-r. 80 -r' l-'s Walton
=. G.N.~ftr~. .a.a >GH.EasH 81 iAsr ..r.
III -.u.-- "a. e. ,a.a S.G- N--.rt" ~t--"
N.,.-. .-r X. H~r..-Nsy
-...-,-. N-.- ga,r. r.r-
: network. small tt:uIs- s-E- N".InEi"n.
- -. 4, .
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-17
FOR RENT.
DIV
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
FOR SALE.

OUSCUOk
FOR SALE.
ALL kinds Of hoss~l-IA goods. ,arps,~. carnl-
tue sta,t-. -t,. highest IrIce paid Tor house
told goods. call " teH! postal. - Franklin.
DREAM book and fortune teiing this book
tell. yyu- future. business and ioy. Affairs. s-ni
-, stamps. Reliable Book 80. Il1i Market ct.
-. Louis
FINE solid black walnut bedroom 1T, a. bar
gain: .Iu Mauily. s7 Clarendon axe.
FCRNITrEr:. UedJlnE. dishes. e:e complete
oGtn; for aine room house hish .!ass' god as
new. cash OF time y >. H"pIhhc-
VI. =; ,auuirv ~,I,s-. SIS. oy0a stoves s.
steel ranges. So -. ~ Ion.uu l:Fos. ig-5 and
Ifa> MarN"r -. Ben Phone Man $50 N
STOVES. new and secondhand furniture. car
yg,. 'St ,r rssr' tine PsH Wash Wesh tss savings We"
,.a- and c1r.e. mail ORDER prmrtIy nli-i. .sui
f'r prices se4 olive st. st Lru.s
WE haudI. ai finest brands ~ canned ruoda.
Nm. .. Gibson 3 s.u Gr.sr %. =. L.oaiS. NJ
ALL KIND. %, household furniture. desks. ct.
lulEe ug small I,;s. highest prices UaIi. call or
send postal. Hamilton. Tia Franklin ave.
FvIL. ,slur raid fgr household goods IN -ry
quantity ,pufsrr- of houses. fIt- u- sr.f-~
bought. W. Jones. IE OllNr -.
HIGHEST cash i-ir- paLi tur an S.l5- -
household ECuuS. furniture. stoves a-I tdIp-t~.
send postal. wii Oh. Gus S;oetE,t. 2tz Franz
lin Hyr.
HIGHEST cash price paid fr r~urnl;gre.
pianos. carpets. feather beds 90 entire contents
1t fa's and stores. WO!:. Is 5. Eleventh 81.
Phone q ga
SECONDHAND furniture. stoves. etc. large or
small LOIS l.1Elt at residence ~ stores xyJ.l
prices given ~ Gibson. 22ls Wash 81.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

Az established restaurant: oxn"r '.u-t !sase
city. ncs : Fourth 81
AN oId-,-rahIisheI crnfectionery. gar FL
tot store. also El" luirirr hft-.n will
pay tie rent. this il a ia gain L - E-rIh'/
RIG E.-ran-E<t.slish.I eraoery. ,-.~sa/
fruit AMI Confectionery. with Ewing r''' a
irlnki.n.
I:I.; bargain. mus: s.u - once. %. a. "a
.-T H.alfh. cash meat and vegetable market 1,
tabli-hed T. year.. cheap Tor cash. - irf' a
COMPLETE shirt vais, and ,a.Is rr:
factory o.th'. consisting ~ " ht.Nt itt
vf.s Marching. used les '.ar 'u' f.1- %
E..-r-uo"er Eta, AVID ,a- thf."-a.-
Wagner motors. .'.errc fam 'uttt.- tabs y
lice i>rl'. ."#A~. sac ans q
mo-
ORIG SroRE-Iu w.st EuI. da..s "a -
Iul,ile-s. reason f.r selling. have oder 81.
ness; terms easy. f. s. Republic"
ELEGANT pI.ur'nS plant. cool condition. g
gs;a. 81 \. fourth $.
FEED ami yeee,auIe market. asr.ur- - sick
r's-. 80 :. Broadway.
GROCERY sore. only So: Es.l corner: tx
tur"s worth I:,'", ,h".p rent !ii!-!; -'r= -
Emile BLDG. SO OILS" -
LoDGING-HOUsE. With - rorme-s al 80 ;
Second 81
NOTION etog-. I1in- god business; Nar-r e.
Louis. Friyn SSrI. mus; -eii. .tlse death. Hill
Rodgers. -. Emile bi!=. 80 olive -.
R0oMrNG-ifOJ<ES from So % g 80. r.
Gerry stores So g. ~."a Arrly a: HI-I;-lse-s
eJs Emile big. - t-vc So
sTORE-At a great rarrain. 4 conner o'ra-.
tobacco an! notion store. ss.thiisNs* 81 v"a-s
must sell At ono ";her bushes Il" E.idla 81.
wELL-rAYING -~ss'2an, On account O., SIX
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Any party sr$'ns Atshty r-atai-Iall.s invest
nitili 'i Hi'att NiS!t@I. Hsy,tiSS Yi'Hi-s' 4-
hAILf.R AID-APpy T" ~. - =
INtitth 81.
thh Wan Lb,Eriard boy +. II Hssse
iHhIiiS 60. J." Locust 81
p,y 1-,>-r-pL r,- :, 80, --r.,as Ga II
..aFgi - IaIt : u-,,tay W.
nov wANTEp-T, r,rr arrarSs al -,
--aga- .s,.~- & \. 80 VI III ~ a. r-..
r,IiIlfr,
my v,\T-D CD rr;-h. -. f. -.
g. .,+.. Nl1.. 49,. p------ 80.
Inca 49,,
Rows 18th p..s s,.-v, h.ro o., -5s-.-E.
me-. ,i,r,gIa.. III ..r,.f.s. - 80 u. -
-, ,b1-.r. ''
10Y U\xrr,n A. .,r-.rr r. - -..s %
r...rlr.,. NIL d.. ..,, 81, y.
nee ~ az T,,-r-, So,
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= party scf%ing highly remun=rati-s invest
meat rr small capital. firsJ-class opening, lG-
Nestigariun solicited. X 90. Republic
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REPAIRING FURNITURE. ETC.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

STORAGE AND MOVING.
4 POSTAL 70 William W. Tcrtmsn. bon
warehouse. az. NdrsaTettl ave fg- lCw prc'
Tyler ~ NJ
AMERICAN Storage AID Moving company. -
Give St--Iac.iug. shipping. storage. separate
looms lei Main -5l- " Il. l-Isd4!e. 4Tes.
EONDED warchcas-. household gods store.
cheap. Henry e N!-ae. ~. To- 1915 Franklin
ave. Storage goods sold .r cash or time pay
IL Its.
FRANKLIN storage anI Warehouse COMPANY.
81 y. Tenth 81. lowest rats. Phones Bel.
Main H.; Kinlo-h. SIS
=. Ii. FoRTMAN. storage. Moving. Packing
and Shipping Company. e. LOUIS and Eas; s..
Louis. Kin. DI-4i. Bel. Tyler -6sA. of.ics 2sl
Cas- ave.
HOUSEHOLD goods insured in dwellings. fats
low rates. call - phone. l.. l. King. 5I@ Olive
scie"t
NEW YoEK storage Co.. office 81 Union
Trust building. move. p-'n. ship. store Ine fur
niture in private rooms. i'hon- A'ain -.
SOUTH side Storage and Moving 60. 1871.
1903. 1856 sidney st Tel sidney 21-
Storage NME s4s6da.g. 3r THeEa dPF Hs: u:
aves. for tho safe keeping OF fuA
nituTe. pianos. trunks. yaluables. BIKES. etc. ~
careful moving. pack ng. SHIPPING. etc. Acaey'
sGNaLceG- con-len goods 10 ouT care. Estimates
fee. Get our rates. Phones. g 81 & 1855.
y L JR-. K %. 1879 p olive St
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THEATRICAL.

COSTUMES ara Wigs t.g I"u- uad rrlta 20 OF
de-. country gTiars lruUErlE attended g.. gT-us,
paints. powder. 'ts \ FUes-r. 81 Walnut -.
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EaISEGiE.. VA>"Gp.NHu.E stl. I@-
u--u.rk. small family. s.- X.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
. FEW SLIGHTLY : Upright Pianos AZ
Jow prices. Also good Square Pianos at sny price.
Organs. both new and secondhand. at rare bar
gains.
II ESTEY 20. ss DIV. st.
FCP absolute bargains in rev AMI secondhand
planes. call On Daniel Il pGnk"r Piano Com
pany. fourteenth and Mouth Market SITS.
HEAR tI@ saul ~ a Erasauar sing - be,-
i to buv u Sold only by Daniel -. rlrtrr
Plan" Company Fourteenth 6 N.itu Market sts.
rNAIE TAEIOR GRAND TIIXC a, a rar.
bargain Also several GOO! secondhand orSens.
from ga O, S5 Purchase can rcly u1ou re-
C-!Nirs fJ!l value Ter any new - secondhand in
struUert bought from Us.
THE tsrEY 90. as Olive 50.
OLDEST piano tu ;. LUIS q aay~lty in ,hr.
axe. .':t cheap re I.u.aS ave.
So. really uey. Is Washington boulevard.
rIANo tuning. Si5u Ions exrrrirncs. 100 re?-
errr',S. John stark, SIS Washington boulevard.
RENT pianos. s.. 50 $ 81 uer month: ren,
Olive - \. Z Whitaker. Nsr.
SQUARE pisro~ s. ., slaa. urrishts. SOS %
81 some fine special bargains in secondhand
aui sl,Ehtly-u~"l pianos fEiS week. 2. -. smith
M's-. io'. nlI," ST \ = Whitaker. Mgr.
WHY Don't You Loosen Tn: q comic song
that - making q big Lit c~v"rvwherc: send %
f~iaehassn hrrs publishers. $50 Eastoa.
8, 20 SpH ~t~ei ry buying voar piano fr9-I
81" manufacturer direct. =. -. smith. Me.
lp1c olive - \ =. Whitaker. MSr.