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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20
Lawyer Bentley makes farm
loans at per cent straight.
Can pay as you wish.

It will be freely admitted that
the Herald Advance must have
waged an educational campaign
when it is generally known that
our contemporary, who hereto
fore has always had signs OF
rabies when prohibition has been
even mentioned, was tLis spring
working and voting for prohibi-
ton. "Whlle the lamp holds out
to burn, the vilest sinner may
return"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20
State Sunday school Convention

The Goth Annual Convention of
the South Dakota State 5. S.
Association will be held ut Water
town May 17-19, 1900.
Mr. Marion Lawrence, Inter
national Secretary will be pres
ent to assist in the convention
throughout, and will also deliver
two or three addresses. Prom
inent Sunday school workers
from over the state to add their
help. We desire this convention
to be practical and profitable,
and source of strength and
enthusiasm to the host Of Sun
day school workers throughout
the state; and to this end, we
earnestly request that each
county association send delegates
and futher that each Sunday
school throughout the state
send representatives, and so
make this convention eminently
successful. The Sunday school
stands next to the church as the
greatest moral evangelizing
agency in our state, and should
have the hearty support of every
christian.
We also ask that any Sunday
school that has not already done
SO, take up a collection for the
state work and forward the same
to NJ. Rogers, Secretary and
Treasurer, Sioux Falls, S. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20
For Over Fifty Years.

MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP has been used for chill
dren ,teething. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays
all pain, cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
twenty-five cents q bottle.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

Try Farley's Florentine Enam-
el for inside work on your
houses-it is much nicer than
paint.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

Royal Blue is the best SC smoke
made. Ask N. j. Bleser, Drug
gist, about it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

Secure your tickets for the
entertainment at the NJ. E.
church Saturday night.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Edited by FRED PopPE.

The Geology class are intending,
in the course of a few weeks, to make
a trip to Big Stone lake in order to
secure suitable specimens for their
crock collections
The 9th and 10th grades have re-
ceived subjects for their final orations,
and some progressive members are
already on the road to success.
The 18th grade Geometry class were
given an examination Tuesday by
their teacher, as finishing touch to
the first six books. Monday the
10th grade Algebra class held their
examination, and needless to say, all
got out alive.
On account of illness Miss Eddy was
unable to attend Friday mornings
session of school. Miss Ida Deits is SO
far recovered from her illness that
she was able to attend school Friday
afternoon; she was again absent the
first part of this week.
The high school was honored with
visit from Supt. Riggle of the Big
Stone high school and Miss Hazel
Moore.
A few of our pupils are affected
with very bad colds as a consequence
of the sudden changes of temperature.
Our high school boys and girls
have been practising on their songs
and drills, every night this week for
the coming exercises of Miss Carrick's
elocution class.
The fire bell, Thursday night
brought large squad of high school
boys out of bed, from the midst of
their studies, and no one knows
where. some without collars, others
without hats and some even without
coats.
We can already number the days
when our summer vacation will te
here, some have even planned for
their coming pleasures.
To be in the school room on these
warm days nearly forces us to wish
for winter and its cool days,if it's dis
agreeable weather was not so fresh on
our minds.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20
City Election.

The municipal election last
Tuesday although quietly con-
d ucted, never the less had a
strong undercurrent of interest
to citizens Of Milbank. This in
terest was centered almost en-
tirely around the liquor question,
which, as it has been said, will
never be settled until it is settled
right. The total vote Of the city
was 331, the vote in the several
wards being as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Total vote 100.
Themselves, Sc
License-No, "a.
Alderman-K. e. HUSKY 81 !;
W. F. Rust 90; G. w. Martens
for unexpired term 63.
Board Of Education-A. j.
Hits 40;
James O'Ready As.
Treasurer B. of E-E.H. Bene-
dict SO.
SECOND WARD.
Total vote 100.
License-Yes, 81
License-No, 81.
Alderman-George Empson 90.
Board of Education-Henry
Schafer 1O5.
Treas. B. of E.-E. Fl. Bene-
dict 107.
THIRD WARD.
Total vote 122.
License-Yes, 20.
License-No. SO.
Alderman-Emil Johnson 72;
j. N. Stafford 48.
Board of Education-August
Mittelstaedt Ill.
Treas. B. of E.-E Fl. Bene-
dict 10.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

You are invited to the musical
matinee at Stone & Sullivan S
tomorrow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

Royal Blue is the favorite SC.
smoke Get them of n. J. Bles
er, Druggist.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20
True Hue.

The presentation of the war
drama, "True Blue" was given
at the opera house Monday and
Tuesday evenings last by home
talent under the supervision Of
Mr.. Spaulding: The play as
a whole was presented in a man.
ner superior to that generally
given by an amateur company.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

Farm lands to lease In Roberts county. En-
t,ri,o ~ HENRY GOEBEL.
t SissetOn, s. D.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

Old papers for sale at this Of
ice.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

.y1oR SALE-south-east n OF northeast \,
| III lots / aud 2, Sec. 1-1Oa-6s, containing
iS045 acres. Clear title. SIX miles north OF
kimbatl Brne county, 5. d.
Address E, B. BRoCKNAN, Ender.ln, N. d.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

Call at Stone & Sullivan s while
shopping tomorrow and enjoy the
music.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

l~np SAIE. The whole or part of Section
|k o.. township 11s. Range 80, Grant Co., D.
- Address H. A. GOULD,
3o6 Huribet Ave- Belvidere, Ill.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

= OST-Sunday evening April Is, at N. b.
church or between residence and church q
|hemstitched linen handkerchief with Honiton
ia trimming Finder will be suitably reward
vi MRs j. e TRURAN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1900-04-20

FnASTURE-F0r horses or colts. Plenty Of
water and good range-in Madison town
|e6ip, Apply to Gust Nelson at the place, or
|fre Baird, Milbank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-02

| AGENTS; on salary commission: :he greatest
sg fSi,er ever rr.iuced eEs,y nses 81 ,I rSn
Il; one asrnts sales amounted TO 81 In SIX
day; another s72 in two hours. Monroe Mig Co.
y Is. La Crosse Wis.
AGENTS i,eapest house on esr,=. The toi-
,oSins are some Of our b.rgains: ',nIa si"k,ir
pants. rair. a. dress buttons d.zen !c:
envelopes ic: msn's $. congress sh"es az
w"''"n's 81 .75 button shoes So. god shoe black
i2Isc at 5N.c: good fsir ~ etears Sc cool. large
bay of tiHeins L.: ine set silver tea - .is r..
coats. worth SEQ. at Sc: me wool pants.
worth 8 AZ h.9s. lest quality baking Iawier
n,!,iieS .i.s stove rol,sh q e!i 6ress,p,n -
g. SKIRT binding yard i,sc: Kentn-ky jeans. s'.c
.srd; ribbon inch wid- H.; boys Vol bat,
for Irice lis. uf GN artifirs equaIiy rs cheap
=. 4. willsri co. Dept. :. 'hioHso. I'll
~. ANQrnTE ne patent. g. pr s,g su ;s,
Krah"ri Mtg. 60. II caSs. cincinnati. o.
clean carg~'- me- new for cen; per ward,
tfanh"n Mountain. Dept. Il. i"' chestnut -
FAN motor. with batteries. '5ai: caiaInzns
f isne S''' 'f''''' ohio Electric Works. ''7''
GHANnEsT gif, -yer otrcr~.! - sCh r,ls'a.',r:
ai"ft- T'HilnE harvest WIZ III ny p.'" ''N-
NEW ticket: rev p-i,e. h.s. nc...vnatHr on
Earth; everything free, gay every nirht harili"
1914 olive -.
CTR article soils sor cash. ri"Ases huyer. and
Is making agents rirh. write ne for sworn state
msnt showing what agents ere duirr anu apply
for agency SutilNe Bros. kc.kuk. Ia
PHOTO AGENTS WASTED S..arv- latest
AMI LIST Give-aHsy urizr tickets BIZ money. ="
a week. iiSh-p Studio. lya Washington ave.
REPRESENTATIVE nscH ard v"';s.i.. 20 sell
our Turkish hath cabinets and cheni ~ la'''ri's.
STANDARD Bath 90. Toledo. -.
STREFTNEN Fakers-Ws have tHs usorcv-
F-tt.r fsr tairS blow outs UicutCS5 S"Uple pink
stamps. Garter Book 20. IL - Rr'1iNHy. -
Louis
TWO wonders Of plant kinryio5-. Living
Rg..k' and ''SiemprHyfvn plants ..De 1g-rt
s"lli"E I.hV d week. E.rder Imp &C.. BOX -.
San Art"ri. Tex
WANTED LADY agents - sell Hi.=.~,n drawn
work Handkerchief d1ilies. resurrection plants,
caCt. etc BORDER Imp. Go. Box c. san An;o-
ME. Tex
VIZ paw ssj n week and expenses 20 men with
rigs ga sell prutrv fn"iigiH". American
PpUltrr Medicine 90. Parsons. Eas.
g. weekly Guaranteed made hV ag"-'s: new
patsntrG. all metal. ws-iI bread and pastry |
tUari. sample fTs" =. 7. Forske". 'incirrI'i. ..
s. so can I've mad" during months by |
Rubber Collars CirS. Bosoms and Nsckties !
Patented and guar.n,@.h goods Inc,osA srsrnu for
special plan. n. & N Mfg. Co. Springfield. Mass
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Three Lines {. r Five Certs
Each Additional Fsnc Five Cents Extra

FstTii -2.li.tii-4 's'r I've I EMS l-S'Fa-
ACooUNTANT-Thoro accountant and sx-
psris-"ed ONO. desires position; best city
references. l. a.. Republic
A"CoUNTANT-D Books uperad. eysrn.r.d bal
ancei ard statements made; firms c. rpOri-
ticns. J. J Fischer. 80 Temple budding.
ADVERTISING pIsTRrBUTER - Advertising
distributor VITA god reference and experience
would like taciirs Or distributing. Il ~. Re
public.
.BAK ER-situation by good young man nrst-
J. EI.ikow. lc27 Collins 81,
IoohkETsI'ER-Yo Young man Of &c desires po-
S.t'on as assistant or olher office work. s..
Republic.
ofHc. man wants cisTicaI position: moderate sal
AIRY; reference. 20. Republic.
EoOKKEEPER- Situation wanted by Al book
keeI,r and thorough Office man: many years Irac-
teal experience: highest ref. II. L. 1909 Dillon.
BoY-si'uation by bright boy Is years of age
c AS. Republic
SOY Of Il wants situation: hes, reference fur
nisned: can 90 Office work b p2. Republic
EpY-situatIon by boy OF L: would Ike TO
work in factory or 81 anything. los, Republic.
store of any Kind; ga ptan.an. g5od At fisgTes;
ANXIOUS to WORK. c ~ Republic.
CARPENTER Carpenter wants work Of any
gwen. N. McKsnna. 10 : second 81
COLLDaTuR-Al collector and experienced Of
hTe man d,-iFss bs:,i;ggn: best city references
anu YUM = - ANtbib"S-
CoiI.ECToR-si By a young man .
years Of age strictly temperance office clerk
or collector " q. Republic.
pENTIST-student with collegix-e literary
edEcaIIon and who has had two years, winter
sitlon FOR the summer with good dentist; has
capable Of assisting or cf taxing charge cf
Once aur.hg sS,nlnsr sitc2ti9n can furnish oest
ENGINEER-First-cIass engineer wants s;tua-
ferred- d 81. Republic.
HUsTi- lei. BY hustler. good s;de line for
Try merchants y =. Republic
MAS-NIiddIe- married men wants si:ua-
ZION Of soiae kind. well acquainted; sp,nks Eng
iish and German Theo. Mitchell. 80 C'.oatsau
MAN-StrctIy sober. industrious married man
desires WORK. wholesale house. factory work or
anything honorable; no saloon work; .efereuccs.
&c. Republic.
PAINTER. ETC-:ituation by snperienced
P@y 9's s. R55!bi:d carpenter Will rent Tor
HYs!cIAN-stteation BY licensed German
physician; no objection 10 leaving city. Ad-
GieSs Doctor. 400 : Seventh st.
sale houre Or ofaHe as porter, betr y rs,ersnres
given. Apply HIP s. Cardinal
sALEsMAN-Party with own horse and buggy
cree. T -. I:epublc.
STENOGHaPHER-ros az stenographer
pubic i-''' -'"'' - - ''''' ''''-'' o. 10
EKAvEI.ER-In oregon and Washington will
TAX" profitable SIDE line: no medicine or bulky
samples. G IS. Republic.
WALL. paper TO clean; eight years experience
In this work exclusively. send postal: will call.
J. Neal. % Marion
wORK-Ycung man with a few hundred dol
lars to invest would like position o e. Re
pgtIlc-
woRK-RelabIe midde-ased man desires work
Of any kind: store or private place. A.. Re
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STEAMSHIPS.
IkpkE-cHiti

.oau nutnl PHILIPPINE ISLANDS = VIA
!hYkk-tfliH HONOLULU. Pacific Nail s S.
90. Occidental & Oriental s GO. and ort-
entail s s Co. From SlT. Francisco NIPPON
Maru, July TO- Rio De Jan'-o July ~; Dcr'ir;
!. e Townsiey. agt. s3I Clsye. CT ! F. AcIar.
Hgt.. SO Olive.
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ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PERSONS HOLDING CHECKS FOR THE Fol-
LOWING TNChLI.Ep-fOE ANS"tl.S ~
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE WEEK In.
ING JUNE %. 1850. CAN GET III = s-l.'i--
nv CALLING AT THE SEPUEL5C OFFICE
WITHIN THREE DAYS. ASK FOR ADN LIZ
7
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

noohS WITH boAUb
LOCUST St. 1890 and lsa3-Eieganty furnished
| itnht anu other rooms hEst-ciaSs board. mr.erI.
| e'r'"nitnces. reasonable terms.
LOCUST St. ISD+-Secoud-r,o-,- front room.
n,,aiiy furnished; excellent board AMI service.
e!'ctric fans In dining room: summer rates.
L9CI,sT s.. 2ils Elegantly furnished front
ani "tteT rF4ns. !irSr class hIn~I: H-4.Tn ,.si-
| c..osnmo'i3:ed
L"rISIAXA Az. 1901. Compton Isin. oppo-
| INT '"y'rncnts: board ogtioEaI: two.
iI',AS Ave. =i37- Hi-cly furnished ssrond-
r,o- fn"nt with alcorr. ais. other rooms. first
! lass tea.'!. modern coay-niercesi reasonable
/ IU'-NS Ay... T,,sirabie nicely furnished
ii'l-!.''r 'fln'. ur-t-cliss board: alsh "a
! terms.
| MORGAN s.. -s25 Nicely furnished front
ON hESt-"' h,;ri 81 pr wee.. tor two. day
i'anl"r- E'",s inundated: reaSouaLl" terms
! MORGAN -, ie.2 ''rhc .sh.rvpa.!-' Family
hotel rooms and bard: SPECIAL rates 10 y.uus
! men TelsIhor" . 1I7s. Near suburban cars.
OLIVE St. los. :;lrely Furnished rooms with
bard. all c9uv'uien0cs: Reasonable terms.
OLIVE s.. iui-Two ro,z. first foor. flr
l.lft housekeeping; very Convenient: 81 per week:
OLIVE 81. 2a.a Two newly furnished rooms
on the Sec 81 aoor; suite or single: for rent
ami meals 'r desir"1
Park Ave-. prs Elegantly furnished rocrns.
Nith first class board. opposite Lafayette PARK
references
PINE 81. s-I:ler1.n'Iy furnisheI r,,n,s .
'''-s board; reasonable - permanent i1-;!"s-
EEFIEE.p family In Cahanne district have
Iic'N furnished room and board for one or
tw' gentlemen, southern exposure and modern:
S"rv' ni@rt % ears: references exchanged. Is.
Republic.
nrTGFR St. 1eoi-Two nEh, and airy rooms.
with or without board: reasonable.
SPRING Ave. 5IS N.-Ni-eIv furnished rooms.
with hT-t-cisss bard: location quiet and very
convenient.
THOMAS 81 2gln-- Nicely furnished rooms
with Laar.,- r.rtyatr family or viii rent for lght
!i,'s,l.. I:nE: sloI e5"i room and good table
TWELFTH -. -, S-Turnish.i rooms VITA
or without bard. married couple preferred.
meals r. "-nts.
MAsHINGroX w. i.as Ney'y farnisssi
bath: inr hrr' m all cnnv"nierc-s
wASHIH'iTDN Ave sll5-pesirahie. nicely
Furnished SECOND; floor front and ati-r rooms.
board optional. modern couveriences. Reasonable
terms.
WASHINGTON Ave s1sI-r-s!rai,Ie nic-Iy
fu.uiSh-.! front and c-her f.ams: frst-rlass
10 art. modern oonveucnces; southern exposure;
reasonable.
WASHINGTON Ave- as2;-D"sirahle. neatly
Furnished front and other rooms: frst-lass board
and service. modern cows. reasonable terms,
references.
WASHINGTON Ave. s-Sica large airy.
c"ini"Ttsnit rncEls second and Third hop-s.
Iner rates.
WEST BELLE Piece. saln-Niceiy furnished
rooms. with board Ms. Tuttle. proprieiress.
WEST BELLE Place. Room and board
for two gentlemen. comfortable rooms and first
class board: hot ana cuid bath
WEST BELLE. a9ei '-vicroria''-Furnished
rates; day ho.riers accommodated: phone G 1885
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Three Lanes TOT tlEe TENS
Each Additional I.i:le / We Cents Extra
HoUSEGTRI S-Situstinn h'ruse-irls or cooks
by two ccloveI girls l.f5 Pine s.
HoUSEwOEK-IIy a r"lorsd eirl. honscwo:k
in first class private family. Call or actress
Nc 1903 Grat.ot II.
not SEKFEPER-wi6ow woman, tiiorraEhiy
Competent to take fun charge. wants situation
a. horsekeeper. J pa Republic.
LAJNDRESS wishes ~" days week. &C
Beaumont St. first no0r.
.NURSE-A neat colo-ed air! wants situation
ss nurse. good references. .sJ: ESs;oH ave
ETTRSC-IntelIEent. refined Young Lady as
nurse for walking children: frsy-ciass' FANNY
81. Republic.
NJ ESE-ThorougAly eNpa tenced nurse desires
position in frst-class family. Cth "r address
:21c Vista ave.
NI-RSE-Situation wanted as nurse for con-
fn.ments only; terms very reasonable IL NJ.
1919 Chouteau ave.
NURSE-Positicn by experienced ladies' nurse;
confinement other sickness. rCaSonISle terms
references r A.. Republic.
STENOGRAPHF:R-Lady steno-rsph-r desires
position; experienced; good reference. u -. Ike
public
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

BUSINESS FOR SALE.
CONFECTIONERY. cigar tobacco. tee cream.
small grocery laundry branch. doing nice cash
business public school. larty leaving city.
cheap. IS. Republic
ORIG store: located in West End: doing
very reasol liable. Address John ii. Allen, 5ss2
Delrfar ave.
A POWER printing plant: at pont system. L.
good order; at big bargain. "A BONANZA"
Call at 81. n. Fourth st.
BARRIER shop for sale or rent: good order:
up-to-.ats: good furniture: Columbian chairs;
easy terms. 1850 $. Twelfth
BIG bargain; old well estaollsl "a cigar and TO-
bacco store; II sold within fve s.ays will sell at
any price: owner must leave city 2le4 Franklin
GROCERY in very desirable res.I-n,e
neighhcrhcod, q full and complete stock, sn
fresh: for sale cheap. IS. Republic
GROCERY. saloon. meat market; old -s;ab-
iish~i cOInor: good business: sickness: price sIi
bsr gain for cash. ). L. corner Twenty-second
and Market SITS
OLD EST A FLASHED confectionery. cigar, to-
harco. ice and news '!'i.t. must sell at
once: owner competed to retire. Ila Franklin
STATIONERY. coufrctionory. largN soda
sickness X 81. Republic.
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business and Shorthand College. 2l9. ~. n ana
~ osd Fellows Guiding. Individual instruction
In Shorthand Typewritinc Bookkeeping. Anth-
inetic and Penmansbip. Phone Sac. Day and sa4Fsss
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST or Sirayed-C'nw: yellow: no hurus Re
ward II returned 70 sse1 y. Kings highway
LOSr-Slate color greyhound hi'-, WITH fraSs
buttons %" collar. Reward II Returned 20 Louis
Lando!;. ~ Wyoming ST
LDST-A dayhook ~ horseshosing shop on
Compton, Heights or Jefferson ave. Gar Al D a.
M. Saturday. Return % 2l3 y. Twenty-th,rd st
and receive liberal reward.
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EAYwARO'S

EOSTI.ER WANTED
Hester. 1924 Pendleton.
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NI-RsE-situation wanted as nurse fo-. con-
fn.fnents only: terms very reasonable e. NJ.
1913 tT'Hieao ave
NURsE-Posticn by oNrerirnced ladies' nurse;
references, + -. ht.'u.-.c-
STENOGRAPHER-Lad steno-rspher desires
position; experienced; good reference. u "a. Re
9eole-
-
tJr,1 uJsNTrr CCMaIC
nCLF WAN GU C"HLI'
Thrs- Lines for i,itN ,enss
Each Acl i.'a' Ian, : I've e..'< VIA
>"-~~71>r1
BAsTERs WANTED Experienced basters s, and .
Trofslre Ap t.,l'i is1 "a Pine St
COOK wAYTED-JGood cook Apply sI9 y
CeIoih.l ave,
COOK WANTEI-Ge"d gin for kitchen work
Apply .:c2 Lti.,..l. ooot-. >l,t
COOK WANTED-Cock ana dishwas:ler |a,t +
ed IN boarding r. Use. s'os y. Hre@o way
COOK TANTED-Gg "ol1sn cook for res
.aalanl: so0l "sses- %, ol,'-,se1 ave
COOK wANTED-FIrst-c ass cook. either man
or woman. re.erehce, t-i4 Westminster Fiaoe.
COOK WANTED Firs,-olass cook wanted:
good home ana 500 vases 9l.. Mspe ave
COOK wANTED-Gir cook for small fam
ny: no ~tsh.isi soCa WISE 1.-. I,e.1- .. =
COOK wANrEp-Girl 'or downstairs work
f Pic. . 1s' s''d "@s's' Apply 81
H-e
ok zeIitnoed ara - ,e liable 10 4 Ta WEE.
fnston ave.
COGK WAN-TTD-riirI for cooking and general
.sss I.uaisIl ''i'e' s''' '''''' - -''-''
c,oII " ,;-777 ,,,e v.-,e-cs5 coo,-- ,;e-7,,-
pref,cred: sod horae 10 light u,Try Appiv al
c.5-1,r ~ ,-,-,, Co. -, - =
iLs ~, ~ Lai,.ly i x ts 80, 'S
1INISC: T5Cc,T c.II;T v; >-.rF,r, c-,,--,5 57-i
:
for dining room and general h0Gzew0iA- lib i~'-
17ss.,; --7.7z " ,--777, 7-,,,-- - -
49, "a = 80 - nd ntr 80 ,siI Sun
a. No. NcG-.-h S!isi rsr5aiI az. al ~
G;pI u >,I;I7I1 a. =, --,-,g, Tfs-.. 90,
wesE 11,Iv e;eiI tgdav betSeen and II Doctor
CO. 7sSi Pin NJ 81 '''
Ho,srcrRr, yaETrD--wor,., for general
81, 1850 40. H. IL 0'iAN i''
1o- :" ORR ~, : mn
,isy.' X ". 10 10
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HOJSEGIEI. WkNTEp--Ciirl for general house
WIZ $50 :. -'e--u- -
HoISEGIRI. WANTED-G.rI for genera:
housework s7 y Leonard.
HoUsEGrRL wANTEp-Giri for Hight house
7,-,,-,.,,lI,,I = =; -
housework asa Csstiernan sve 49,
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EOuSEsiIKl+S NhSTEtl-IEyo good girls for
3.1z-21;e =; NV
bot St1.iIfslI h<.NIhsl, -ts.3. fiTl TOT ienerai
housework 437aA North Market st.
HOUSEtiIRL NANLE.'--iio1Heairi In snail
family; good wage 1914 Castieman ave.
-rn,--rC,D, a. .-.r,-7 g. -. :, -
" - ioou, hc'4'st S,as
sueet.
HOUSEWIFE, wsNTrcD--Wh!te -irI for gen
eral bouseyork with or without washing GZi2
Mari. ave
HoUsEGIRI. wANTEp-wh,te girl for gen
e-sI housav,ork Apply Sunday or Mon,Iay 49,
Evans ave
fJOIrST-srYT,T WANTED German rI.I y-srta,
for general souSsuark small family M wasting
4I54 Morgan
HoCsEGIRI. WANTED for general house
luis place '''''' ''10 - -
IIor-stcC;IRI wAErFD-A German p,-l ,r
woman for general ho.sev-ork In small Family
s4cs BeIl ave
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l,For,eau ave
=
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sap FN-anLiin ' " " '''
HOUSIsGIfSL WANTED--C .rnpetent girl want
for general hcr--ygurk. 70 washing: good
-s--,- W 90
E0USEGIRL. WANT EIl--Cioud girl for gen--!l
Homework. family OF three. ernan girl pre-
yefs ss5SiSs fsF sumner ;s sSe can "S AFTER
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS on salary commission: She greatest
agents seller produced; every user or pen
ana INK buys IL sight. 500 10 90 Per cent prof
II; one AGENTS sales amounted. TO S~n IN tx
days; another s72 IN two hours. Monroe Mig Co..
y i3. La Cross, Wis
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RELGlAN HARES.

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ELEGANT Brunswick pool and biiara
tables sell or rent reasonable: balls cues and
CLOTHS rh-aD. j. l.. Fowler 1921 Market
EXTRAORDINARY inducements TO cash pur-
chascrE Of ice chests. water coolers and ice
cream free=Crs at C0ndons. 1925 and lo28 Market.
FISH Idn.s-Sl lines from lee To Sc braided
s; X: 81 paseballs i5c. Standard Tool Co. 80 y.
Sixth st
GET your fish lines. all silk 1oc: worth s0c.
Next door 20 Hits. s23 y. Sixth st.
MISSOURI Supreme Court reports. 1 to rs in
elusive except rs also i3s and 1877. good second
hand condition. prlce S25. Address Harry X.
West Erockfeld. Mo.
POWDER I5c per n fireworks and cartridges
half price. standard Tool Co.. s23 N. Sixth st..
next door 10 HRS.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

Thre- Lines for Five Cents.
n AGl;tiCEa: Lin. Five Cents Extra
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COUNTRY BOARD.
El.E' TRIO ears - Gata- two rooms, with
courtrv table dalicar!r private: reasonable;
e"tECes exchanged adnits: city business people
preferred. y A.. Republic.