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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
RAISED BIG SUM.
NIL efsSvorkers ContrIbute over $2.-
ss OO0, 900 IN Cas- - to Aid the
Coal strikers.

Indianapolis. Ind, Dec. lit is. Of
flcially announced at the national
headquarters of the mine workers
that when the miners meet in nz-.
tional convention here IN j anuary Is.
prepare new Wag scale, Secfel a.rygF
Wilson will report the amour Is OF
money given by them for the trilse.
Tt is understood that the total was
over So, 600, 600. The convention here
last January changed the cons itu-
ton OF the organization so that the
officers are elected BY the referen-
dun plan. The locals make the om;-
nations and every member then gets
"a vote on the candidates. a list Of
nominations has been received, but
Secretary Wilson was not prepared
to give it out. TITS not likely that
President Mitchell, Secretary Wilson
or Vice 9Presiden Lewis will have any
serious opposition, although it has
been rumored for some time that W !.
ID. Ryan secretary of the Illinois
miners mil and .. 2. Reese, president of
the Iowa miners, might be brought
out for Mr.: Lewis place. 1T was
also officially announced that the as
sessment of miners for the strike had
stopped November Is.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
KELLY BEING HELD.
Arraigned in PhiIad eIphia court ana
Resnanded Pending Arrival of
Reauiisd t,ion Papers.

Philadelphia, Dee Charles f.
Kelly, former. speaker. of the house of
delegates of ST.. Louis, who was ar
rested in this city Friday as an. al
legged fugitive from justice, was ar
sraigned in the Central police court
Saturday. Upon the testimony of De-
tective5 Tate, who effected the arrest,
Kelly was held to await the. arrival Of
requisition papers from Missouri
The detective was the only witness,eh
testimony merely being to the. effect
that Kelly was wanted in St. Louis.
He read a telegram from the chief of
police there saying Kelly was charged
with perjury and bribery.
Previous to the hearing the author
tiles offered Kelly the opportunity to
be represented by counsel, but he
waived this right, saying he would re-
turn to ST: Louis without resistance
and would secure counsel when he ar
rived in that city. .-i.t@..' .-zsz..5@
Kelly was alone in court. While in
the dock he laughed and chatted with
the detectives. H.. e.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Results of RutterTests.

The state dairy department. has com
pleted a tabuiated statement, of the re-
suit Of the thirty days test on butter
submitted at the last state contest.
The butter was tested on the day it ar
rived in St. Paul, then placed in stor-
age for thirty days and tested again.
In about 100 samples, only one held up
to the score made on the first trial.
That was on butter submitted by Mr..
Sondergaard of Hutchinson. This tub
scared SO at each test. Sendergaard
makes his butter from Pasteurized
cream, but the experts are not pre-
pared to say that this was the sole
cause of it's holding up. The other
samples deprecated from 3 to 10 points
in the thirty days, from various de-
fects in the making OF treatment Of
cream 5yarra.g ~ Ar asz. 49, "a E5s& > zs4..SE
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
IL NNESO OLA NEWS.
Canvass Of the Votes.

The county auditors Of the state.
having completed their canvass Of the
vote ia the recent election, results on
the whole ticket are determined as
follows:
he whole humber of votes cast for
governor was 273, 112, divided as fol-
lows:
Samuel R. Van SAINT, Rep. IS. Isl, s32.
Leonard =. Rosing, Dem 90 ,3375
I ! hom rl Me eighen, People 81. 5 53347
Charles Seanlon, Prohibition s, 735
y ys Es. Nash (no party designa-
ton :. :. ]. !. ], Is. 1898
Thomas Van Lear, Socialist
80 aDOr 1880. 1875
an SAINTS plurality ], IS. 4457.
{ The vote on state officers below
governor was: Lieutenant governor.
Ray ---=2a W. Jones, Republi can, Isl, 4o5;
Robert "a. Smith, Democrat, 81, 562;
Jones plurality, 60,s43. Secretary. OF
state-Peter E. Hanson Republican,
15ss, 9o7; Sturgeon Odell, Democrat
$3.50; Hanson's plurality, 75,097
State auditor Samuel IVerson,
Republican, 1862, 693; A. G. Leick.5
Democrat ,b42;5 VERSIONS plurality.
77,o51. State treasurer, Julius H.
Block, Republican, 15s, 1854; Ha1vor T.
Shirley, Democrat, 50, $50; Blocks
plurality, "A, 7o5. Attorney general
Wallace B. Douglas, Republican, 1884,
sos; Frank D. Larabee, Demo crat, e1,-
oS3; Douglas plurality, rs 1912. Clerk
of the supreme zcourt-C:. A. Pidgeon,
Republican, 156,55o; George p. Jones,
Democrat, s9,45o; Pidgeon's plurality,
67097. Railroad and warehouse COM
missioners Charles F. Staples. Re-
publican, 155,010Y j. Nc. Bowler, Dem
ocrat, s5,5o1; Staples plurality, 3d.
500. 81
The proposition to increase the
gross earnings tax of railroad compa-
MES from 3 to 4 per cent was defeat
ed by 5000 votes; that is. to say, that
1T received that number of ballots
less than: half the whole vote cast
at the election. The whole number
of votes cast was ZIG, 124, and the vote
favorable to the per cent PROPOSE.
ton was 131,453. s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
he
Problem OF q
I ired Mother

One of the maTVe1s Of our time
l IS the way in which the average
mother carries all the burdens Of
social, benevolent, church and
family Life.
It's no wonder that nerve
troubles attack the mother how
can she help being nervous,
especially while the little ones are
SO troublesome
No woman can endure the
strain Of her homework and two
or three little ones unless her
digestive powers are unusually
good. She can t manufacture force
enough to stand the strain.
We can suggest one thing that
will surely help her, and it isn't a
drug poison either. It is Vinol,
made by a new process from that
wonderful remedy, cod liver Oil !;
it's a true tonic. =5s}1s$
Vinol is pleasant to taste, goes
right to the spot nourishes and
helps the food to nourish, is splen-
did for nursing mothers and all
tired out home helpers. I have
found it safe and good for ailing
children. With Vinlax to correct
the constipation, it has put whole
families in this place on the road
to health. Used in time, it saves
nervous breakdown. Your money
back if you don't find this true.
Mail ..dsts Supplied s g. Hsg Express F'.:ii'
w. G. Al WIN. 1ayaa,s7
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Caught Himself. !

An extraordinary thing happened.
to Nathan Plummer, Of Duluth. He
is 60 years old and late one night con-
ceived the idea that somebody was
after him to kill him. He started to
hide in the woods and was caught so.
firmly in a. barb wire fence that he
could not disengage himself. He att
tempted to crawl through the wires
and having a heavy oyercoat on and.
tn. the space SO narrow he was firmly
held and remained in the position for
about eighteen hours, when his cries.
attracted attention.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
HarrihIa Death.

Powerless to interfere, w. A. Eos
ter, Of Minneapolis, saw his daughter,
Grace Foster, aged ~, apply match
to her kerosene soaked body, which
within few seconds was a mass of
flames
All efforts of the father were un-
availing and the daughter was dead
within a very few minutes after she
had started the fire. Sd
!. Frantically the father labored to,
extinguish the flames in time to save
his daughters life, but long before
he could smother them life became
extinct. 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Workhouse work.

At the meeting Of the Minneapolis
Workhouse connlii tttee Of the board Of
charities and GORE actions, superiintend
.ent McDonald submit his crop re-
port for the year. This shows that
y, OTIS bushels Of potatoes were raised
at the workhouse during the year, TO-
100 ears Of sweet corn, 800 ears Of scom-
mon corn, /, 600 heads Of lettuce, s, 900
heads Of cabbage and q great amount
of other garden truck.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
rexas "a Good shane Again.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 1.-The United
States battleship Texas has left the
navy yard, after a thorough overhaul
ing, and is ready for any emergency.
The ship will stop at Hampton Roads
long enough to be inspected, and will
then sail for Culebra island to add
strength to the big fleet assembling
there.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Fire at Knoxville.

Knoxville Tenn, Dec. fire Sat
surday morning partially destroyed
the stock and business house Of M. Il
Ross q Co, wholesale grocers. Loss,
$4,000, covered by insurance. 33
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Cams en Rood1ers to Scatter.

st. Louis, Dec. Late at night it
was reported that Circuit Attorney
Folk had filed an information against
persons connected with boodling
scheme, and that one of them had
astily departed for Canada to avoid
service. Mr.. Folk, when called up by
telephone at his residence, refused
to be interviewed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
News ii Brief.

The Minneapolis public school
teachers have rejected the proposals
made BY the federation Of teachers,
with a storm center in Gnlcago, to-
join the American Federation Of Ia
Dor.
During the past season. several
thousand acres Of land have been
bought for stock raising purposes in
the Rum river valley in the vicinity
of Page, north Of Milaca.
Arecent sale Of state pine in the Dn-
lnth district at $40. so . thousand feet
was a record breaker. l.5ss.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Lake Rarge d Wreck.

d Alpena, Mich, Dec. The barge
Bay City, Capt. Me ermott, Of Port
Huron, is fast going to pieces with
II 50 rods of the lighthouse IN this
harbor.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03

I. WANTED "A trustworthy gentleman or
for an old established honse Of solid f.
#nanciai standing: straight bona fide
weekly salary of $751; 90 paid by check each
Wednesday with all expenses direct from
Headquarters. Money advanced for ex-
penses. Manager. $40 Caxton Bldg. Chica-
go. so
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
German Farnne !. Is Tour Am rtca

Berlin, Dec. A large delegation
Of farmers under the auspices Of the
German Agricul tural society is going
to the United States in April for q
three months tour, studying Ameri-
can agricultural methods. The Ger
man embassy at Washing ton negotiat-
ed the affair with the agriculf uraI de-
partment which will furnish guide
during the entire "trip.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
MRS. Dillon Hast ening to Husband.

London, Dec. 1.-Among the pas.
.sengers who will sail on the steamer
Umbria, from Liverpool Saturday, is
Mrs. Dillon, wife Of John Dillon, the
Irish leader. a dispatch from Lon
don under Fridays date announced
that Mrs. Dillon had been suddenly
summoned to Chicago, where her hus-
band is living I'LL.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Fire Adds to Excdtem emf.

Live Goals from the fire boxes were
scattered in every direction by the
force Of the explosion and the build
ing was set on fire. An alarm was
turned in and the department Don re-
sponded dding to the conf usion and
excitement. The explosion was heard
for many blocks and soon large
crowd had congregate in the vicinity
Of the wrecked structure.
The fire department. had little diff
Guilty il exiting gushing the flames and
as soon as it was possible to do SO
search for missing persons began.
BIeyvn Clear Across Street.
The boiler at Swift s was one of a
series Of Is, and the force OF the con-
cussion blew out the heads of all
Of the others. The wrecked one was
carried through the front of the struc-
ture ii which It was situated and
across the street, where it crashed into
the front Of = car shed, totally destroy
ing il.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
Pool Room Closing Ordinance VOID.

Louisville, KY, Dec. Judge Nc
Cam, of the police: court, decided Sat
urday that the local ordinance clos
ing the pool rooms was invalid The
matter he said could only be proceed
ed with by declaring the rooms q
nuisance from day to day
olive schreiner's Husband Elected.
Cape Town, Dec. Cronwight
Schreiner, the candidate Of the Al
rikander bund, has been elected mem
Der Of the house Of assembly for
Colesburg, Cape Colony. He is the
husband of Olive Schreiner, the
writer
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03
$ |
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/ THE GREAT
fAfiIl!Y n EDllcIuE /

Thedford's Blaek-Draught has
saved doctors bills for more than
sixty years. For the common faa-
lily ailments, such as constipation, i
indigestion, hard colds, bowel COM
plants, chiIls and fever. bilious /
ness, headaches and other like
complaints no other medicine is
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] stimulates action of the Kidneys,
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| believe Thedford's Black. Drausht
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a family of twelve children, and for
four years have kept them on foot
and healthy with no doctor but Black &
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-23
NEW CORPORATIONS.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. H.. July 2--Csrtihca-es % inc0--
poration were issued to-day by Secretary Of State
Dstoid 4 Biri1et Bros. Co. Peoria: capital.
sELGsj: dealing in -four. feed and fuel lnc0--
Observation-Disclosures q. Debcid, A,onzo .. s. Biz
Ret and Arthur T. Birket-
The kepler Warehouse Company, Chicago; can
5.aI. s. 400 general warehouse AMI storage husl-
ness. ncOrp0rators-A. X Hutchinson. Albert
J. Witt and William b Croker
The Litchheld Laundry Company. Litchfeld:
capital. 5000: to conduct n laundry lncOrpo-
ator-Augu II. Reese, Jennie C.. M0hlman and
onesta secista al Mutuo soccorso san Chris
Giovanni Orlando. Antonio Orlando and Antonio
suedseite Turnerschart. Chicago: social and
physical culture. Incorpora'p-s-Theobald Muell-
er. ". 2. Deer and John Keeling.
The Garden City Social Club. Chicago: social.
JncoTp0rators-Emil Becvarik. Henry Messenger
and William J. Miller
The Scandal Mutual Life Insurance Company,
. Chicago: insurance company ON the assessment
plan. Incorpcrators-Nils A. Olson. Martin N0yd
md John Anderson.
huuue. Ia. with a capital stock OF Sl.0l1.r0. is
(, licensed 10 transact business IN Illinois with a
State capital Of 5000
The Van KanneI Revolving Door Company. To-
$500 is licensed to transact business in Hi
nois. with a State capital Of S.utt.
SpraEues international Mercantile Agency. 10
Gated at Jersey City. y. J. with a capital stock
Of 81 0OO.O 1l. is licensed to transact business in
3 Illinois without State capital
The Granite City and Venice Light and Power
Companv. located At Jersey lily. y J. with a
capital stock Of Sl6n. e11. is licensed 20 transact
business in Illinois with a State capital Of $780,
600.
Is licensed 10 transact business in Illinois with a
State capital 81 $4,000
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BURIAL PERsiITs.


Mar Il SEeu. q years. csif Bismarck: carcl-
mona
Hi5a Werremeye=. 8 years. 1921 North Mar
Eet: n~ephTirs.
Herman u. LLr6e-t. IS years Lutheran Hes
p pital. intestinal obstruction
q. Placedc Nafei. 80 years. DeacOress Home: ty-
Hannah Rose. % years. s2,s South Eleventh:
GsjRerine LebbinE. I months. 1872 South Sew
wiiliam DozeIL. 81 years. A,eziaa Brothers
Hospital: sCnilIJy-
Mrs. Fannie Landrum. 81 years. 4s5 Morgan:
tCElOT.
Lena Renner. s months. I'll South Second;
saTah Lebsanaft. IS years. s5l5 Illinois: &c
Vary Bradley. I years. 12s North Tenth: aysen-
james P. KlaE. , months. 1885 North Tenth:
Ester Deberore. - years. ei5 Minnesota:
Martha Uurch. &c wears. 20 jules: pneamo-
Michael Fancy. s. years. Poorh7use: s~enils,-.
Mary Mencs, q years. Female Hospital: cn;e-o-
henry Nau. - yeass. 1904 North Twelfth; pnsu-
Lily scrtl. q days. ca25 Arsenal: e~nceritis.
Josephine Morris. > months. l.is North Tenth;
.MsFdaIea sahaub. , months. II7 South Third:
August Bell. u years. Iowa ana wyandcs-e;
AHiIittSsa Kuhn. 80 years. sia5 Morgan Ford; per
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DE:RMiTOLOCY.
Fun

COAl-Eestf family. % GHli'f-eL. southern Coal
Co. SIS :. Fourteenth ~. Hinloch . IA.
DIAMOND. abso;gtsly per;ect: we GIT - aad
1-1a ctrgfS. sl-i So. Will sell NJ o. yer cent lnst
n SOLD "a oEcr. Interested PARTIES add ess Z
100. Republic
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STEAMSHIP.


TRSAa.GhsHE HoNoi.uLT-PsCiGc Mai 5,
: Co Occidental and Oriental ) e. CO. ard
Oriental ). :. CO. Frucn san Francisco: Peru.
August !: CCpt!c. August 3. America Maru. Au-
aust &c. For Uus'ars and freight rates. r-seryg-
t.aas. passage orders R1t -ufoTmaLl-n apply 20 J.
II Latnrop. general agent. 30 Olive St. St
Louis. No.
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HELP wANTED-lIALE.
miscellaneous.


miscellaneous.
SPLENDID Hh~r-e 20 -r- Co lClrn b1-.e- trtc-
Now add tea ~lHaifi"r- vsittrS ssT EEHtlizts-'
trHis presented: Ysg,s Sarrs avs ply
a. raakfv when CrGG,H'.T- call or wr.t". Mole
Etr.ar College. lIE s.8Tk-t 81
TRUCKERS. drivers. hrstI"-s AMI wsron help
'- g. ia. Campbell. ~ Olive.
WANTED lGtu---s Missouri. I.'s' zee
rae=. 20 grflr'ed. leo I-.'.lu~. r'mp.1' Wg.r,
long fHh. g.-r. fsr' pass. ~ la"H-e-s f"lrt'.'
rr new uF#s41 vl-. is Miss MI Illinois. Ar
HauHS. Indian territory. ship utiNl. Lrr
International Labor COMPANY. i"E \. gain
ANrFv yuuur I.r1 AMI Nrr'-1 tSrs'
f,. ..-- 49,, harr'ft. Are Yvar lands Tel
III tell r..- we lgve hy,.aa t7'rsi7'lS % 49,
- rr-...afves while We uuAsI's'1 men IL
kr--safsrl-s positions e. e5Ci.s-.nE. 'r ar ~
--.turr. Wuts The Iatsrrat.gEl ''Tr-s 49,
--rn.r- r.. -sp. Scranton. pa 81 al. cay. ~
.gartrr a. toe -. Louis c;her. Esrotst Si6'
80 Pa -
WHITMAN wNNTE~-S-H Waterman OR
.IrIIr-
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EMPLOYMENT AGrsCIEs.


ALI those des:Fiag help CT seeking situations
may register v-ts tEs FREQ employment J: lr-a1
q the state Labor Bu-eIu 4 Statistics. slzLl
Chestr:t - Sircat.. - sd help furnished tEes
% charge. Tel KlriOch A So.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CLEgN NtN.-4-N.u-S u7n 10Y srocey
and aai',n. >.ut1.sSr corner G..I'ni AMI Thomas
asher: NANTEr-Dssuasa,r Ger \.
Ln = Iursus. m. FL Zinc 81
DRIVER wANTEr-Y,unG Haa. abau, Il q"
Gu'- IHpn- bHN va-na- Ap't -" y Masn st
.NrEEEFNsEp cal -r.--.sUri,- ~ -s.-
a'Hri.- W.tn ..vaiH-lnE HH. Experiment Z q maE-
$50 sy-.-urs iH. u'saU .s.s.-. 'sET..arai
g...t-. -r.t. srE 1sssS Ea4 "&.-urnry. Gore
IH.-r Co. Fn.taG"aI.wr. iH-
TAEH HNNB WNSLE'-'.oI farm hsnL -
Wn.s,sile. -. yhaGiys E.gk uaI end SrriEE ave.
HOTEL. fireman. 81. I'm aui haari. kitchen
5a,dmau. s.. =ai..a porter. 81: ae;,l house
Fara han,r. muHos AMI EasI ner-. Eu-a
r.rin,.-s. 60, per a-a'a. e-aI" fn-"man. So
Iar- ..,.r,.' = a., u,rm.u. 81. sSaiy.
St,h..Iaa srI uiEu. N4t'.''.I- " s'.a'y
I.lu,H r.uat,s msr. q a. "a ut- heu--. g.
Il ROSS aEsrr. raro1sh " rrrn u's.i tain
> r-iru-i r.ga.,. ,n g., go. 81. ST.. >'.ldF-
Man All vic = ~E.Hs.cma".s rIs'. I'AiS:
80 Isbor.re r-l ,~sus.. IaL t. &c. las
b" vg'Hr.1 It ,r.iS- vi".'d -i' i' - III
rac-Ts -, sL Sir. hoari anI ro"mi
.i t a.i t1lri 49,
I.yac.s and '-sasr'rs. 'in - II. f'~
siuo .gs- s. b.. steady w'rS
.. CITY lah"s,'s So = ~ In ,- ant
lsrla- rmpr sm.uJ uiary 20 - vi
National GaHElHyL,Et CO. Na-li' y SIKH 81
rrIAS w~sNTFg-Gu.I rel HE man f-
Inr aa=ou- Am,rirau Iur aaa 'asl Co. az
M1Ett'st-r ave
JANIruH WANTEn-Ia,.,'r a Ts.r9 n l ris
a STATIONARY ,a-.aa. ati De- haa-t WIZ t.t
rs-i-H.- I-tsr.u,- as a. so'1 H. CaIarty ana
INF gritty: O;Er-ViSs don't aIp.y - z publ.
IAIs,:-BS wAN-EI-yuarEy me- AL I-;-.y
la9nHsrE- Ea-i--E SrrrES quarry Geo [f->--N.
Sr"t. E1s. 81 Iru.@ stone C
LITTRLET IN WANTEu-Iatp-rEs. con
-, r,'I "a f-s~7s t-rIs n N.TS- CHve -
ami .s7r.n= av.. TIE Pl-E---washinEt n Co
N~NCHISISTs helpers. SO; factory lahcrsT.
ste. tru-SsIs. freight handles Miller Em-
Tiuyr'nt 60. 20: 'l.st-
NAN wASTED-To work around house. a00
Cas- ave
a wNNTED-lrs9 ln lun-hrOom Kitchen
for short 0l1srs. -r- y. Hroad~ay-
MAN auar.,--srrnd cns Ass
book work n: Cast. TEcaty-hiEt Ard Morgan
NAN wANTED-si-r'e m.ddic-aEed man 70
- Iowa ave
MN wANTEp-Tvo young men % run on
trains, Van N0y News Co.. 20 : Eighteenth -
MEN wANTED-SeveraI young mn 20 run OF
passenger trains; good wages permanent -
.fEN WANTEU-YourE Era 10 run on trains
as.r.vS agents: S6-ml- run. Apply TO > =
tU'ut-t1 -
IFS WANTED-Txo men nor Eooi situations.
Paying 81 per urrr4- Eli-t lr anlC 70 Wv"
small cssl security Al ref"-e7cA CAh Io'm
- - 'HNe 81
.T!.KFE= wANTED-co-d makers. Kcyes
fam and pain Co. - -
PORTER wA.-TED-r9IaJ.d porter for barber
shop lNS Fraaki-a ave
ToETzR wANTED-F1rst-c!l., s,ssay asTisr
god wage. cal -. Pine 81
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SOLICITORS

salI-ITnES WANTED Continental Laundry
gr. TV'E'y-"gsJ gui 'ass ave.
-AI.NEIlS NANTEu-T.rr r'-i ta.sC-s eth
- r~uUlsy.t "r unrmIl1 ~ - 'Ei'r,s- la.'St,.
D.. IH-IaHayi-E ss. b. uHH4 .Ht H0t-i
..Sar I1ea-.sS. D1.y FT-s-Hias- men a.ri
-r-r--r.a's. UH-rt. ,y.uu"I-as..u- II %.
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MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
RECORD or BIRTHS,


Louis and c. D5stilZwei-. 1872 Hickory: L!TL,
John and c. l. B1uIaunk. - south MINI
girl.
Robert and J.. We-sc. 40 Esr!1. --Tl
lester and ]. Friedman. 4iat Pine Eir.
leonard and y. De Vos. t--g south seventh:
E1rl. -., nj. CID. nov
"a and 4 <O0nan. 5-4} Manchester E.rl.
". a and q. wuing. aiTL Park by
charles and .. Hiukgiey. l-L south br'a4Wah'
gil. $500
: and X Iusuu. 1915 - t--' laH15 @nF-
August and +. Wyunof. 4.S Puil2 girl
J. and b. Refine. .@5 Arlington: boy
NIr. ans My. VIII FaE. 8'i NoEE1.. EtL
a Il. and X. ". Richter. ~I- North i""@'y-
Joseph and I. schwimme-. fS5 ttnney: GIL
Tor-I a~E -. Ford - south E1nH!H- l"E-
and +. : Wood. SIS ashland hoy.
Pau and 7. Kahmann. as F-a.r". ~
II = and .. \. DCwHal. 800 'aS-- GIL
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EAE-- with -su Co. iHin nc al tuyirC est9h-
r-ssi Er L.rser hIsiars@. - ~. 1-au;.ic.
r,ETSfE v.i-h snail ravi;aI ~ Join M in
starring 70 rEtau:1u- - E1stn1 ave
PARTNER with So Co. wauu'ar'u-e E~asnl'1s
.g= rs~. --5.blsH d! hu-ing-7s viii enlarge plant,
So Ess eve
TART-,r. IH c-taslishsf brokerage bugi1eSs.
s-H =f'h ---gIJrs. "ypsrirrrr unnecessary. Bucs.
So 'Nrs'r-t-
PNETNFE WANTEp-ENr~rlsnrei hat and
s.p sHsn. uiJu $50 s-sf. 20 Niu ne In opening
20 stowe In business r,1'"-. r 20. E'5uhiic.
TAETSFE WASTED EV~sri"1csd haksr.
lunch mau. vita Slt"i cash = nav" same amount,
o. fniu ne IN DT"utv- lur-h counter. UusiE'@S
s.-frr. = 81 EaugIiir.
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LOST \ FOUND


2 HORSE-Lost. large. dark-hay horse. about I5IS
hands high. long black tail. short name. foret1p
cut close. some white on hind leg. Please return
70 5l3s Page ave. and receive liberal reward
GRTP-If partywho took grip from Union Station
Tuesday night at 10 o'clock viii return papers IN
It which are valuelesS 10 any one else. | will
pay $50 and no questions asked. guarantee no
prosecution. Arrange yOEr own place and man
Republic.
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ABSOLUTELY fE!i value paid for entire con
tents uf IuussS. flats. at.. II I!cESgu lEgi LII
cas- ave kia!.Ch e. Is.