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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

To Judge from some of the prevail
ing discussion as to the army can.
teen," there are many people who
seem to think that the army is nice
little Sunday school project and
should be run along Sunday school
lines. They forget the statement OF
General Sherman that war is h-l,'
and that an army is made up of all
sorts and conditions of men. To pro-
hibit the enlisted men from using in.
toxicants is an impossibility. To
place their use under the strictest reg.
ulation, and control of the command.
ing officers, is in accordance with both
good sense and good morals. It may
be possible that some change in the
existing law or regulations as to the
army canteen" should be made, but
We will have to see stronger argu.
ments than have yet been advanced to
convince us that it should be abolish.
ed,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11
CARNEGIE GIFTS.
'sssssseseeeee
Chicago T ribuue.

Pittsburg is faring well at the hands
of Andrew Carnegie, but Andrew Car
negie has Jared well at the hands Of
Pittsburg; SO well, in fact, that the
multi-millionaire, contemplating his
accommodations, has been moved to the
conclusion that it is his duty to die
poor. To accomplish this object lesson
for capitalists he has been distribut-
ing his wealth most lavishly for the
last two years, but whether he has ma
terially diminished the pile is. aome-
what doubtful, as the additions APP
pear to be larger than the subtrac-
lions.
But even if Mr.. Carnegie should not
die poor, and should leave behind him
money to be squabbled over and to be
expended as he would not have done,
he must be credited with unusual gem
crosby, accompanied by unusual dis
elimination in giving. Outside Of his
business occupations, Mr.. Carnegieis
tastes are literary. and he has aspir-
ed to authorship. Hence 1t is not sur
prising that his benefactions have talk
en- a literary or educational direction.
In 1899 he gave $1,753,500 to found
thirty-four libraries in fourteen states
and territories, eleven Of these libra
ries being In Pennsylvania and the re-
mainder entirely In the south and
west. Thus far this year he has Civ
en- $458,500 with which fourteen more
libraries will be built. This makes
total for the two years, outside of
Pittsburg, Of forty-eight libraries, to
cost $2,212,000. In addition to this
large sum he has given the Cooper
Union 100000 and the Society Of Me-
chanics and Tradesmen in New York
$4,000, and several thousand dollars
worth of organs to poor churches,
which lis his favorite way Of aiding res
ligious institutions.
Mr.. Carnegies total benefactions
for the last two years in these direc-
tions are nearly $3,O00,000, but this
large sum appears small when COM
pared to the amounts he has bestowed
upon Pittsburg directly, In addition to
its indirect profit from his great indus.
tries. The institute in that city which
bears his name has been a Carnegie
beneficiary already to the amount OF
Sc, 800, 900, and to this he now proposes
to add 100000 more, half of which
Will provide for the establishment OF
large polytechnic school for instruc-
ton, In practical mechanics and the
industrial sciences. Added to his pre-
5vious benefactions, this will make a
total of between $12,0O0,0O0 and 3d.
100000 which Mr.. Carnegie has sue
eeeded in giving away since he aston
ished other capitalists with the dec.
laIation that they should die poor.
Whether Mr.. Carnegie succeeds or
net, he is making laudable effort to
dispose of his incumbering millions.
and whether he dies poor or rich he
will at least. leave behind him monu-
ments sprinkled all over this broad
land which will be personal tributes
to his generosity and blessings to the
people for generations to come, for
public generosity can hardly find
more admirable or permanent medium
than the library.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11
PEOPLES PULPIT.

The Money QUESTION.

Editor Courier: The money ques.
ton is the paramount issue. I will
prove it. The law says silver is full
legal tender, unless otherwise provid-
ed in the contract. The first bonds
were made without this contract, SO
the bonds were called in and re-issued
as stipulated gold bonds, so that shut
out silver to help pay the bonds.
Hence, gold alone pays the dept, and
now here comes the point The gov,
eminent pays so cents per ounce for
the silver bullion. The government
hands out 100-cent dollars to the PEG.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11
A DISTRICT SLATE.

Anticipating that Iowa will get an
additional member of congress under
the new apportionment, the Des Moi
mes Register has tried its hand at ar
ranging the new districts. It consti.
tlrtes the new districts as follows:
i. Davis, Des Moines, Henry Jeffer.
son, Lee, Van Buren,, Wapello-pop
ulation, 1S1,567.
9. Iowa, Johnson, Keokuk, Lousia
Muscatine, Scott, Washington-pop
ulation, 1s3,324.
3. Allamakee, Buchanan, Clayton
Delaware, Dubuque, Fayette, Whine.
shiek--population 196,121. q,
4. Bremen, Blackhawk, Butler, Cerro
Gordo, Floyd, Franklin, Chickasaw
Howard, Mitchell, Worth-population,
177,42S.
5. Benton, Cedar, Clinton, Jones,
Jackson, Linn-population, 1s9,341.
q. Grundy, Hardin, Jasper, Marshall,
Mahaska, Marion, Poweshiek, Tama-
population, 1876, 949.
Z, Adair, Audubon, Dallas, Guthrie,
Madison, Polk, Warren-population
13a,2S9.
S. Appanoose, Clarke, Decatur, Lu,
Ntto, AfAOl1ioS, d5S, ielu66OIu, ldylOT,
Union, Wayne-population, 1S4,26O.
8. Adams. Cass, Fremont, Harrison
Mills, Montgomery, Pottawattamie,
Shelby population, 186,734.
TO- Boone, Calhoun, Carroll, Craw.
ford, Greene, Sac, Story, Webster
population, 179,148.
II. Buena Vista, Clay, Dickinson,
Emmett, Hamilton, Hancock, Hum.
boldt, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Pocahontas,
'Winnebago, neutrality-suspicious., $780,.
635.
-. Cherokee, Ida, Lyon, Monona,
sO'Brien, Osceola, Plymouth, Sioux,
neutrality-suspicious., 1S5,90S.
The population of the state under
the last census is 2,231,853. Divided
into twelve districts, the average pop.
ulation to the districts would
be 185,9SS. Under the plan
suggested by the Register each Of
the present congressman would be left
in a district of the same number he
now represents. Congressman Thorn.
as would lose all the counties propos.
ed for the new Twelfth district and re-
tain of his old counties only Buena
Vista, Clay and Dickinson. the new
counties being from the present Tenth
district.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

President Mckinley calls attention
in his message to the fact that Iowa
stands first in the organization of
banks under the new law permitting
National Banks with capitalization
OF $4,000. Thirty banks of this
class have been organized in Iowa.
This new national banking law has
had a most beneficent effect, and con-
gress should go on with the good
work and carry out the pledge of the
republican party to enact such legis-
lation as will better make the currency
responsive to the varying needs of
business at all seasons and in all sec
items,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

7. w. Haney, auditor of Van Buren,
county, says that he will vacate his
office January /, TITUS amendment or
no Titus amendment. In view of the
fact that he makes the statement
publicly before another of the numer-
Gus flaws in the amendment came to
light, it would seem that old Van
Buren,, that section of the country
which has produced SO many notables,
is furnishing its share of patriots, who
would rather be right than be presi.
dent"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

anything to do with his success. Abii-
ity and character won him his place in
the public service. For years past he
had been one of the most distinguish
ed men in the senate. As chairman
of the committee of foreign relations
of his chamber he gained reputation
which has made him known to the rest
of the world as well as to his own
country. It will not be easy for Min
|nesota to fill Davis place acceptably.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

The policy of the government of the
United States is to seek a solution
which may bring about permanent
safety and peace to China, preserve
Chinese territorial and administrative
entity, protect all rights guaranteed
to friendly powers by treaty and inter.
national law, and safeguard for the
world the principle of equal and i'm.
partial trade with all parts of the
Chinese empire.-President McKin-
ley
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

Prosperity continues to keep up it's
pace. The receipts of the Ottumwa
postoffice for the month of November
We're $3,760.20. For November last
year the receipts were $3,375.61, and
for the year previous $2,S27.71. This
shows an increase of more than 10
per cent over last year and of 33 1-3
per cent over the year previous.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

The career of the late Senator Cush.
man x. Davis was another illustration
OF the fact that the prizes in all
spheres of endeavor in the United
States are open to everybody with en-.
ergy, character and intelligence. Dav.
is was poor at the outset, and remain
ed poor to the end Of his career. Mel.
Their fortune nor political pulls had
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

We wonder if the people of Porto
Rico had heard that campaign speech
of our friend John w. Lewis, if they
would still belso benighted as to want
to hang on to that 'robber" Is per
cent tariff. For pure obstinacy the
Porto Rican people seem to take the
cake.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

If the Nicaragua canal costs $780,.
100000, which is the latest estimate,
the United States can get the money
at 2 per cent or $4,OO0,0O0 year. The
rate of interest paid on the Pacific
railroad bonds was three times as
large.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11
!. CIRCULATION.

The Ottumwa Courier guarantees
more than double the circulation of all
other Ottumwa papers combined.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Daily Courier, ! year, by mail. $500
Daily Courier, year, by carrier. 600
Semi Weekly Courier, ] year,. 1.5o
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Founded 9th August, 1s4s.

Published semi-weeisly on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
Office: liz South Market Street.
Telephone editorial or business Office No. a.
Address tue Courier Printing Co., Ottunwa, La
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!, IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Other Explorations-Some of those
exploration expeditions might render
better service by starting out to dis
cover Aguinaldo instead of the north
pole. 4If discovered something could
be done with Aguinaldo, but not with
the north pole.-Council Bluffs Non
pareil. rs
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

Read the Courier for news.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

An Observation-Disclosures is one thing
no Iowa man will ever be able to
understand, and that is why Iowa
people, when they contemplate erect
ing house, usually wait until along
in the fall to begin operations, and are
sure to be caught in bad weather,
have to work at a great disadvantage
and additional cost. Just why they
don't begin operations in the spring
and get thru before bad weather will
never be known.-New Sharon Star.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

Is A Recommendations young man
residing near Grant City, wishing to
go out in the world, received the fol.
lowing certificate from his employer:
"The bearer has been in my employ
and have found him to be honest, in
dustrious, intelligent and sober.
have also observed that his services
around the house were very satisfac-
tory to my wife, and anyone who can
get along with her is peach.-Ring.
gold Record.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-12-11

A Good coIlector-The battleshir
Kentucky, after thoroly frightening
the sultan of Turkey and getting a
promise that 100000 will soon be paid
has sailed for. Morocco to conect bill
|of $1,000. AS a collector the Ken
lucky is making a reputation. -Daven
port Republican.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
AGENTS WANTED.

,cr>r ~, alma. ,,,,, .,,,,re,.
Irw inventor, Tor .s'.ki:r iinr 1rilv Catsup &c
| takes seeds an. shells ilurl berries Aug Foril.
MBuuflcturcr sG4l California Az IT. Louis. M.
AGENTS NANTI.H -'-l.y ing Issues IL cam
, paIuu Of 300 IT, men and lrins'l-s. lives y
i'.nI'- gdti-- -..t Republican rrinl,,s. COMP t-
,.,.. ''- ~ ' '
Abi-Ni~ NANTi-l. 'i'afi :iv- F;atpfTa! In
sur ti.,r order me-. Ntrt-l. HcVr-S Va. van pro-
| "a Nrp.. ,'r.--..rt Lie Association. :.art =.
| Louis. M
,.,.,.--.
N,gIu.~ History, ;tfnuu. Is,. .t,.I women aud
mar, '!,rI- s.F .,al..ut- 81 N.i.'--llrr century
.,J s~t-' t.f...f. e. i-.raf-,l 'i.fi-..l t'ul-Il-
... a.. 81 I.l,.-
-
AGENTS sell ur'- GIl' erli-s- s..'iS r.-'s-
t.-- ..I srt r:.ftJ.. r..t--s i-lI---.r q loo,
s-.i- az sight --.I t.~ sfrrfir -t... r '.-
f...rl'.r E.....,- .H.- e.. - T.. .'r l..-1s~t
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-28
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE.
big horse good for heavy hauling. small mon
ey' must 70" sid. -v'a Franklin ave.
CURTAIN and glass wagonetJes d-1mn.e.
hacks rna delivery wagons. al kinds. casa -
VINE. Nc abe iS"Tman Wagon -. l.i7 y. Bfold-
way.
FlNE delivery horse wagon and tine harness.
biz. bargain l>-S isocust.
FtRNTT' Pc wagons milk wagons business
s 60. ks y. broadway.
GopD horse. So y sold at once. "a. Arsenal
street.
HARHF:SS-one st % buggy harness. 90. or,s
50 s'nsi'-Strap buggy tHrnc=s, =, good c'nci-
ton bargain II. =. Jansen. 1906 y. Ihirtasnth
HoIist,-T'ire d.iiyeTy hor.e,. wagon aud har-
hess. a bargain. 1924 Locust 81
HuEsE-fTno gentle horse: top wagon aad
names. Will s"ll s'uarate- lSei Locust.
IIoRSES-Tou Err.as and matcs ara use mus
suitable toS AL Tufl"-s-. at b1r-'in- liii y.
Br.ddNay-
HORSES Tv.enr--t,ye uubraIs. ror-rs. can be
broke in short tim" houl passengers. sci! from
Sic az. 80 :. seventh sf.
HORSES e-year-old combinstion raal~. saddle
and bride; ais, Ea.J surrey Eoy~.. and harness.:
VIII sell separate t.s Ch' stBut ST
EoRsES-ole buclskin years old. and orc
and family broke. lu9' \, Seventh 81.
NAi,I;-one black maze years old. veIzt.
80; works anywEere: also rwo cheap ponies.
losi y seventh It.
NICE. r., PAGER. y.ars old. with runabout.
1861 :. Ninth 81
ONE nice surrey. chr set II double harness.
r.thcl-I tated. can ~ @ej :. Seventh -.
2s25 Cherokee 81
WAc;oN-LIsht t7r. spring delivery: single.
ba.sa'n 81 Leonard ave.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI. those desiring helr ~ seekias si'patio:.s
may register with ;Me :'rre ErtHilN;seiit i5Grau
Q: the stat. Labor Bureau gu: Statistics, 81 'ru
fury building Situations Hru help furnished -r1-
Q; charse- Tel kinloch u H..
EARIET wANTEI.-White rarh-r iruuediate-
". state Free Employment Bureau. So Century
COOK WANTED cool; for boarding
h.uSe. 81. stat" Free EB'pluS nl"nt Bureau, 80
Century buiiaIns-
COOK WANTED. First class ma!- cool. for
r.su. ~, century building
nIsHwAsHER WANTED, - ,,olorl f.us,"
Sishwasl'er wanted Tor hotel State Free Emp.
Bureau. $50 century tu'lt;nS.
FARM HANDS WANTEp-F.rte.u men for
farm uea- city. State Free Employment Bu-
r-au. 81 century building
CHI. wANTEp-,.irI 10 ia house .raa i'rin-
nom work. state Free Eul yI,ent Igrc,u. 90
Century BUILDING
IoUSEGIRI. waNfI;u-,iiri fnr general
hous"vulk, wages IL. state Free Employment
bureau. SIS century building
HoUsEGIRr-S WANTED - sixieon girls n. 10
general hous..w.gH. state Free EupIo. uent Ea
i.au. 20 Century building.
HoUsEkEEFEE NltNT ED 80 MlddIe-s,Eoi
Free Employment Bureau. 40 Century building.
HCCSI.MAN WANTED - German house and
y4rf man :, to 81 years Gid. state Free En-
Iioym.Et Bureau. Si' Century building
HoySI;WnNaN WANTt;p. vi. Nisdlc-asGt w'r1-
Iaen' Bureau. 50 century building
KIT,HES GIRL wANTED--o;irl to 10 Kitchen
work I'm restaurant. sat" Free Employ m-nt Blu
reau. - century building
LAi'oRERs WANTEp-Ericsyara !sboror, i'm
DIcdiJte,v. state Free Employ neut Bureau. 80
Century building.
I-AU NDRESS WANTED -- I-aur dress wanted
ior suburban place. state Free EIHp Bureau.
80 Century building.
NURSE WANrEip-C.iri F.. nurse for child
State free Emu!os Bureau. -, Century
bLjding.
SoILCTToRS WANTFp-Tvo good solicitors
Tor a typewriter house. state Free Employ Tn-ut
Bureau. So Century building.
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WANTED Position ~ fr-t-clsss engineer or
F1p.TiuteuJeut small OIL mill AIdrs-- tsreS
Box Go. NaEonc., J. r..
WOEK-Situa-Ian ig vlyla4.!.. 80. u,grurIrtur-
I'M establishment where tlsft = '..ii-r- f1r
promotion InE afraid 2" ""rks speak G"-rr''l'.
y - E.f.lI!..
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE OF Dissolution OF Pdrtn. r-hip-Notics
IS hereby given that the partnership heretofore
existing between .iuan !. StaffeH and .N,iliuh
ls.ubr,cht has been uiss.iy-d 10y mutual consent
Abp!.pH I..AiBRE.sTIY
JOHN J. STEFFEN.
ST Louis July .. 1860.
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SUNDRY WANTS.
PARTNERS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE nan rvith '2.6ri wants partner
WITH same aial..IHt operate t1TS" zinc AMI ie1t
uirr: dividend sEsrdnt,ed. psttir ulars S,i Olive.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVED from as y. Seventh st. {. stand IIs
Lnion Market. AQuppura Filter Co. Selling 1t
half price for thirty days.
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THEATRICAL.

freaks amusements OF any kind for Free Farm
.rs' Fair at Efhngham. Ill. from october viii
y, i':ciusise- Address !. W CrHVsnhorst, Box
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

4 No. l retail drug store IN thickIv settled To-
Cstty. owner has other busns ~; "A good bargain
for night party. NJ Roth. S9a shenandoah ave,
c'ty.
rig bargain in a iirst-clsss printing office 10
you cat at once good order. Call At So y.
Fourth
COAL. wood ard ice yari: established D wears
goo. cash business. established Ice route. tn
.esJIsstc; retiring. 2el3-ls 81 Louis
FOR Sale or Exchange-Corner saloon, dosng
ffn' cash business. parties must leave city. will
sell or trade for land. :. purand. 800 Eastcn-
GROCERY Stur,---I Invoice $50: II sold to-day
tiJv takes ~ including fixtures. " 20. Republic.
HOME bakery; doing good business. Address or
call 2S+e Ea-tvn ave.
HOTEL and saloon doing a hrst-class bust
ness. nave over sixty bcar;ers. selling account
Of Sickncss. write fer particulars 81 80. Re
public
ing Iins cash business. can ne bought cheap. as
yA usr must leave city at once. 2JQ+ Franklin ave
SALOON on Franklin ave with complete fix
tunes. good stand 10 night party: Investigate In
quiz" at Louis Walter :. :s!5 Franklin ave.
SALOON-Correr saloon ard grocery; good cash
business. no competition near: rent $50 per year
cheap. goirg 10 Europe. 50 ). Thru ST
WHOLE or half interest In steam Laundry. TO-
Gated one of the best cities Of the South:
terms one-haN cash. balance In two years. y n.
Republic
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INFORMATION WANTED.

IIPOETANT 20 folders % civil Wlr---an
any ,1- Tell and address - ItcaTtan
Ersby. = no s-vv- LTtytGe soldier In company
- Tenth Indiana it-gIm-nt: Address L. Hu~Uy.
D!yFEant, Ari..
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STEAMSHIPS.

,,,.u NINA, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
JAfph-JhlHA HONOiCLU- Pacific Mall {. 3
Co Occidental 6 Oriental :. :. GO. and oriental
s. 60. From San FgsHcisGu: America Mar
August 8; Pellng. August L. Gaelic august =,
Foe rates, freight pAESGke- sllplN. 70 L. e
.0url-iey ast 4Sl Olive, or :. E AGAR. ast
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
FOR SALE.
CLENELANp, Crescent and Caesar BICYCLES;
81. Louis cycle Co, ~, y second st; ask for
Morgan. Telephone Main Isl. kinioch \ as.
300 Cleveland. Columbus Crescent. Caesar ana
AhdIas BICYCLES: repairing ard renting Morgan,
Hardng & Lains. Ss5i olive St. I.indeu IiIIA.
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lIorSToGIRI, WANTT-n-k good German girl
for general hpu~ework; family or three: Eos~l
wages. Take E,aston or Spaul1irE axe cars. istS
Cora
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL. -
AT 81. Louis Commercial college Grand an,
Franklin, commercial. shorthand. English ~ sx
p,rrs. .or young men and ladies'. =. Ritrer ryes
H.ID'S Business Academy for young ladis.
and gentlemen ;s'S Thomas St. new el.rant
Ak -Iments. Shorthand. typexriting bookk,.o-
49, r.npsanship. arithemetic. GrAmuaax.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

Three lanes fo- Eve C.uts
Zach Additional Line lI-r cents Es'rf-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

GIT : r~r cent interest :or yoar money; real
CHAs. r. voCII. 81 Chestnut 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
S,549---A BARGAINS SAG

f1ve-roorn frame house: good lot: city water:
street and walks made. three miles from court
Republic. -
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HCUSEGIRI. WANTED Good German girl for
general horiseuora In small family. good hurn":
HIGHT work. L'gtneT's Pharpacy Easton ana
l1.c,Ji
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EUsi:eEs and Shorthand CoilcEr. 10. ~ 81 and
- odd Fellows Guiding iHdiN!du. instruC,! N
an SkJTthau3 Typswr:itnr, Boqkke, ping. Arith-
Hl"ti.s ard Pennanshia Phone 81. Day and II sht.
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GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.

rDWNINC; replstes and repairs sverware.
gold plates watches teweiry: gOoi work; cash for
old sJlt. silver and platinum. 3s N Seventh 81
GOLD AMI silver plating In all branches: cash
for ola Srii ard silver i-e gold for sale SEE
kamp & krause. si.i7 Pine ST
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HOT-SEGIRI. wANTEr-StrurC girl FOR gen
eva; Homework; no Washing. good home aud
wages Perez, al North Market 81. and Suburban
Railroad.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
on PERSONAL PROPERTY.

APPLICATIONS for hans household enot,
receive our pgo.'u- attention. New York Fire-r.
90. 29.-S-a pId Fellows bldg. afh and Olive s,s
JOHN ". STAI.EY. eis Pine room 2ii. uegott-
atrs So to go loans furniture. low rates.
terms 0, payment to sIt borrower: confidential
MONEY to loan on furniture. piano. and o,hr-
good uritleS. terms. business st-i~fry-
confidential. ~ 1901 Morgan St
THE Fidelity brokerage COMPANY. 9tt DIVA
So makes loans On furniture At lowest p-=shis
rates easy payments. EXTRA charge
MISCELLANEOUS.
MONEY furnished salaried people and retail
merchants without security. easy payments.
Tolman. room sol. I'll y. Seventh ST
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GIot-swI."T. wASTED-t'irI - -v0r--"- t"-
general housswors: washing OPTIONAL. god
wages: references required. :s@lA Eads ave
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rorSEG-RI. ETC. WANTED - Girl - do
Homework; also girl 20 DO laundry work. 3
Washington terrace. third house west Union ave. .
TeTerrnc.ss required
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T-slree LINES f1- T-e Cents
Ia n Additional Line Five Cents Extra
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FIoUSF7GIisI. WANTED - Competent Gerrrau
girl 90 do general housewTut. thr-N IN fainily
SOON hovse. Apply 17s; Nzysrly piare-