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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13
THuth.

Truth am mighty, bu, if all cf ns
was to speak nnlhin' but truth ak re
time dar wouldn't be two n,e,s on
a'r'h whp'd speak TO each other
ar,er a few Vars. -Bro,her Gardner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Hassell, OF
Al!anahaw, and Mr.. Arch. Hedg-
pe,h. Mira. lizzie McColiugn and
Mrs. G. G. Taylor, OF Durham, all
relatives of the deceased, attended
the %tnnerai OF MI. james Parks
Tuesday.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13

--Fcley's Honey and Tar cnres
the coogh caused by attack ct la
grippe. 1t heals the lungs. w. a.
Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13
Gas
Bears tho q The Kind You Have Always Bogh
Signature ct ZxHHNEZMM
$500 REV ARD.

$500 REV ARD.
I will pay THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REWARD for evil
de,uce that will convict the parties
that caused my stores to burn
March II. 1901,
JAMES A. CHEEK.
Hiljshcro, n. c.. Jan. 81, 1902.
CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
- ORANGE COUNTY. !
Superior Court, Jan. s., 1902.
w. Z. Hall, Administrator OF Solomon
Wilson, deceased,
against
Lille McMannen and others.
NOTICE.
The defendant Thomas Wilson, one o
the defendants in the above entitled
proceeding, Will take nOLlce Cnat d spe
cial proceeding entitled as above ha
been commenced in the Superior Cour
of Orange County, n. c.. tor the pur
pose OF selling the real estate belongin:
to the estate of Solomon Wilson, deco
late Of Orange county, tor the purpos
OF obtaining assets to pay the debts G
said estate !; and the said defendant wi
further take notice that he is require
to appear at the office of the Clerk {
the Superior Court OF Orange Count
in Hillsboro, N. c., on Monday the 24t
day Of February 1902, and answer {
demur to the complaint in said pro
ceedtng, or the plaintiff will apply t
the Court for the relief demanded j
said complaint.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
GATES or ADVERTISING
: Foost Office Hours.

Office opens at 500 a. m. Closes
OF $50 p. m.
Mail goiog East closes S:45 a. m,
and $50 .. IN.
Mail going West closes 1000 a,
10. and 4:35 pm.
Money order books close 400 p. m
J. CLYDE CHEEK, z. Nj.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13

Only fourteen out of the thirty
applicants examined before the 81
preme Court at Raleigh last Wees
We're granted license to practice law
his is a much smaller percentage
han usual.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13

Our New Stock of Fall and
Winter Millinery has arrived, and
we have now ready for the trade the
latest and most desirable styles tor
Ladies and Children, and at prices
TO suit everybody.
We have a splendid stock of the
Most Fashionable Goods in Hats
Bonnets, Ribbons, Feathers and
Trimmings.
A Full Line Of Notions, Ladies
Dress Trimmings, Jewelry, &c.
Public invited to inspect ou'
goods.
Orders by mail will receive imme
| date attention.
MRS. Nj. l.. TAYLOR & SISTER.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1902-02-13
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

Il was troubled for about seven
years with my stomach and in bed
halt my time SAYS E. Demiok. Som
ersille, lid. Il spent about 81 600
and never could get anything ,e
help me until [ tried Koaol DyS
petiSia Cure. I have taken a te u
bottles and am entirely we'll" Yot
don't live by what you eat, but b.
what you digest and assimila,e. l
yo1r stomach doesn't digest YOU
food you are really starving. Knd,
dyspepsia Care does the stomach
WORK by dIgesling the food. 70,
don't have to diet, Eat ali yo,
want. Kodo! Dyspepsia Cure cure
all stomach troubles. W, A, HAYES
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See That Your Ticket Reads
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Ask IN Ticket. Agent for full inior-
nation. or address
r. l.. VERNON, F. f. DARBY,
Trav. Pass. Agt: City Pass. andT Agt,
Charlotte, N. c. Asheville, N. G.
s. H.. HARDWICK,
General Passenger Agent.
J. NJ. CULP. w. A. TURK,
Traffic Manager, Asst. Pass. Iraf. Mgr,
Washington, y. G..
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UNCALLED-FOR ANSWERS.

ANSWERS r HELD AT THIS OFFICE FOR
THE FOLLOWING ANSWER CHECKS AMI
GAY BE HAD By PRESENTING YoUF
CHECK AT THE REPUBLIC OFFICE:
Abs, Jog. 134. no, 1O5, -, &c, 50,
1G5, 81, Is, IS, 50.
B-I:s3, I05. 81, Sc. "a, 20, 20, 20, 7S,
%. u. 132, lbs.
C-1:3. IO4, 1:i2, I3s, 1876, los, 131, 1O3,
80, &c.
D-iaG. -. 63. lbs, los. o., los, Il, 90,
90. -. 20, -.
E-I3I. = So, ~, %. I35.
FEE. I:s9, IOI. 80. 81, 81. IS. "a, Il,
81. 81 SO. I29. los. I3I. lob.
G-l0O. y. 49,. I39. lib. ~, "a, %, 96,
g.. b.. 50, q. -. 81. 30.
H-I35, 81. 49,. 3 I:s9, 1907. 90, 132,
81. %. 20. q . -, 136, -. g..
J-Ii5, 49,. 1871. 1874, I65, 1O2, 10s, no,
81, %. -, 113, 02.
h-I3G. IOG. I31, 13:, 100, 1877, 1O7, 100,
~. o., 80. ~.
L-I33, 1876, 1879, I32, IS, IOI, %, OF, 100,
TIC. ~. e..
Moi. 1G. 81. 1876. IO3. 1914. IS. IOI, %,
81. ~. 20. -, %. 81. as. 9G. 90.
O-II2. 1877. 1G2, In3. 9S. ~. ~. 56. e.,
81. 30. -. 81. Il. 65. Io6-
PIG. I:iS. 1886. 1875. 81, 81, 81, 30, 1S5,
I6, 80, 93. 1O5. IOI.
R-1O0. 81. 1874. %. III, 1o3, 13S, 1872,
S-I34, -. 30. o6. so. 81. 1877. ia. .
T-I33, 49,, PC. II. 81, 81. 23. -. so, 81,
g.. I29. 1870. 1856, I35.
I3I, no, I32, 81, &C, Is, IOI,
IO..
T-I3". 100. &c. SIS. Sc. 81. 13I. -. 1874.
Z-IO5, 1877. ~, A., 81, 20, 6. 81, rs, 40,
3D., 1O6.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

gnithew Farley. g years. Insane Asylum; de-
1aTiua Carnegie. l year. 30 DarEe,t: b-1n-
august scawaetz4ll 50 years. rs Genre: hem
Fr1SE schmlr. IS years. s2s North High: heart
Giant Hartmann, 10 months. SO Biddle; dys.a-
&rEaret Howard. ! month. 155 North Tenth:
seT Cooke. ? months. y922 North Broadway:
Louis Kaaitz, T. years. $50 North Twenty
Lucy stamer. 4 months. i5H North Broadway:
8rnie varan Drew. s months. sl44 Ia sale:
.TsIRcis Chenot s. years, LII Dillon; d~ilatat:oz
&1Ty AyTes ConrOy. &c years, 2sJ1 Papln; fatty
ce<tnsradon OF the heart
Ngustiua Bo-gusle. - years, Zsu Franklin;
MAJ curley. 81 years, $50 Glasgow: phthisis
John GTeunis. &c Year,. 1913 North Taylor;
Byron c. Mc2ahOne. p days. 42l2 MarEar.tta;
Leroy Rodln. : years. 1918 Morgan; marasmus.
James T; Higgins, ? months, Siu Manchester:
Johanna calnan, IS years, ga San Fna,.sco;
GhaIles Price. IS years. Poorhouse; nephritis.
- Beach. ~ years. st Johns Hospital;
West india Evans. 4 months. lEs Linden:
Herbert Laughlin, % years. 2211 North Broad.
Lydia walker. Is years. 1905 North Thirteenth;
George Sears. IS years. City Hospital; nephri-
Nary Ekelmann. GO years. 2s1s North Twenty
Adelaide Kafer. 30 years. 153s Papin: phtaisls
prlmOnatis.
Lena SCHNEIDER. Is years. 1T Louisa: typhoid |
Julia AIbrech. 81 years. 29l5 FrankIin: ne
William Ruetz. n years. 27oO South Ninth;
ksthan Anderson. 50 years. rs Chestnut:
hafust Kind. Is years. Lutheran Hospital:
1Rthony Ksrivam. S days. 1873 Picker; ma
,EdFard Kastst. 10 years. 5o5 McKissoek;
Harry sieek1nana. e. years. 1920 MaIlinckrodt;
Ernst Folk. 1 year. 1918 Ann: congestion of
Fa.resa Dean. l month. 1880 Poplar: congestion
Henry crec.lius. u years. Insane Asylum;
Forest Ford. s months. sas7 Florizsant: con-
Caroline CALI. 6 months. 52g7 shaw; entero-
Louis Frey. 2 years. 4517A Clayton: Typhoid.
ShaTles borcr+GTe, 3 years. 4ll3 EastOn;
pulmonalis. ~
lanes NiIson. 50 years. SOC North Thirteenth;
typhoid mslarla.
LYDIA Schacfer. IS years Insane hsr1r,,.
rhtitE!s pUlmGnalis.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
cprr.r-

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
S~arfngheld, H., July 2s.-~Certifcates of
incorporation were issued to-day by Score
t.IH of State Rose. as follows:
sfle Cha1dlerville Creamery Germany Cha1F-
lSFyllle; capital. $500; 70 manufartir- butter ana
Sneese MISREPRESENTATION FranEgn- / n
Baxter ana 3. r. Sutton. . II
1he Costelo-Neiser Grim Company. Stoning-
toife capital. Ss.6o0; dealing In Grain. feasf. f,IeI
Tag i've stock IncorpoEatars-Tl1mas Costello.
lie Property Owners Association q Chi.a-o-
CntCaEo; capital $500: mercantile ami coIIecfEo1
eseEoy. Incorporators-L%7r1rd Flskc, Robert
Nslsn md Frank Mcdonald.
Ire Johnston CITY Creamery Association. Lake
Speek; capital. $3.50: manufacturers irffer
enese ana mix products. ncorTo~atGrs-O or
hs9I, l. Doris and ". O. Potter.
ne EiE1n Seed Company. ElEiu- CAPITAL SO o.
So:.raisinE and dealing iE garden ani farm prS-
SuSa Nncorro-atoTs-Chsrlez G. Heire. Iv5ia q
EelBe and Charles Il. Wayne.
me Illinois Iron Company. Rock Island; can
IILASgyi manufacturing agricultural irsrIe-
mems castinE9 END f~orrincs- lnCorpCrqtcrsL
!. A. Murphy ard /. G. SuSauIh!..
1hesEortheastern Security Company. locetc4l az
Jeasey city. N J, with 7 capital stock OF s3eO05
G STATE capital stock OF $3.50.
Ehe San Marcos Rubber Plantation caupanv
tocafcd az Chicago. ceTtihus 10 an Increase in c-1.
&Hte from G05.noQ 20 S21O.O o
ROYAL Coal and Mining Comoauv, located
- SnlcaEo, ceTtnes TO an Increase in capital
EtocsS from $4,000 to $50. 90.
,schOolnonse Construction Company. located
EI%aeaSo. cerIfnes TO a change OF name to the
LICfS2n deat3lg and NentilatinE Cornu7ny.
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TEAHSHIPS

&PEk-CnikA h Fdia5ErITE fAS %aI " I
: Occidental and Oriental s. c. Co. and
~: al : :. Co Prom san Francisco: Coptic.
AUST :. America MaTu. August Is: Korea. Au-
gust . For passage and freight rates. reserya-
mons. passage orders and Information apply 10 ].
4: L2t.roL. general agent. s5 Olive St. st.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS ~MeetlnE-Notice Is hereby
given that : meeting OF the stockholders Of the
led River Timber CCm0auv will be held at ths
9tEce ~ the company in the CITY Of -. Louis
September - 1872, between the hours
OF = q. m. and Z m. for the ulrpose OF voting
uIon a proposition 10 be then and there sub
mitted- to decrease the caDital stock O.. Esld
company from TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars IF-I-
t1l l. twelve thousand I've hundred dollars tSIz-
5i2l. and FOR the transaction Of such other tUsl-
ness as may b" brought before said meeting.
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wedding Rings CSOITd Cold.
Finest qualities. s. 20 SO. Meruod & JAG
cards, Broadway and Locust.
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= o.
Maln-ity Of the Stuckhnllsrp

STOCKHOLDERS M~EETING-Notlce Is here,
~ given that a meeting Of the St"cEholders Of
| at lie H5liamont. in tie citv q, &. louis. Ms
souri,. On the 2l;h dav % September. 1909. 1t the
gn,32 a uro9o-iti2n thsn and her, 70 he submit.
rom IE2 Ml;iion Dollars 1000 %. its pres
= "H- -: also I1r The purpose Of voting upon
increase Re- r.-sas ,1s,S;e-soass - H. ct-'D,1T
- he issuance % bonds 90 the amount OF Three
45-I..n 'sy1'l hTllar- ,of which bonds one
rr the sole purpose Of rer!ri1r bonds ~ ~ corn
HaEN % n" same amount. ha!nE all its bonds
now oI-s;arllng1. and 10 secure the rayn.ea:
thereof BY mortgage or deed OF trust upon The
- t1Sn TIC vote o. N" stockholders q tie corn
HtEE rno3 any Ctre- matter that may be brought
.ttgre s2.a meeting BertaiainE % SAID proposed
thereof. or - the issuance 81 or SECURING the
uayment ~ said bonds or the disposal thereof.
zr, o.Ta- --a--r- rs--sH,5-c' ~ Ins.s5' or
ialSs ~ SAID company that may be brought before
Attsst: T. G KINIEER Secrsia-y.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Notice Is here
by sven that a meeting ot The stockholders CT
h. !. IN IN = ' IL re '2mpany at De
Missouri. N Tire tweuJy-fogrIh DAY OF September.
pose Of voting upoa = prar6sitibn hon "a -
20 be submitted To increase the capital STOCK n
said company from three million dollars gs6O0-
NIL On five hun l-si th-us1nd GoIisls 81 so 90 ss Ssii
ana also Tor the purpose ~ voting upBn a ur1DD-
s.ttE then and there 10 be submitted 10 Increase
l-s bonded Indebtedness Of said company by ths
.@.ianes g bonds 10 the amount q seven million
i've hundred thousand dollars IS 90 g. on
tot which bonds two million three hundred thou
s-44l EH--4E- -llal ps reserved Tor tn. eH7a NM
p.sa a. retiring bonds Of tie company TO the same
amount NellG al its bonds now outstanding and
- secure thu payment thereof by MORTGAGE Or
Ceel OF trust upon property and franchises OF
Sstl COMPANY, now owned or which may he here
@IL=r acquired. and also 20 take the vot- u Tho |
i''t2H--t-S Of said company uu1a any other |
matter that may b brought before SAID meeting
pelta!nI2E to sad proposed increase q said capt !
.at stock. - 90 the disposal thereof CT 20 fbe ]
Issuance 4 O. securing The ravu5snt 81 "a
ngaEs or the disposal thereof. or pertaining 10 f,
&c csnetTL't0n AID equipment OF its lines OF /
o. EalNe OF 10 the requirement OF other prop- 7
~ q any character, or any ether matter per-
tanning 20 he business affairs u saEI rom-a1v
Ia@t may be brought before said meeting.
: u kEN$ARD. President. \
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CLERKS md Collectors.
Lick wANTED-Iurisr drug ,;s.s: refer
y7is did,, ArSiS sia,hsasSS Sora,r N,a,,ees,a al
COLLECTORS WANTED Two collectors: in
dus'riai ne Eea - Tel. sua=y: ref 9 nee.
Apply : To . a "a. go Chestnut T. L1i,rrSI
hu.4. company.
HANDY oface man. So sSIt,rt 81. bog
81 'ojiiiyet. ''''s''''' "'e' h'7''""-i 20.
s@;c.n. sor;heas, corner Elliot and TnoEis.
MAN wANrED-Man for NO ,ssIr h-us
Miller. 10 U.iy,-
\ wASTEp-YounR man between Il and
years. IN, TAT q MT attad O. vLk. cd
day before I"s. m. az odd Fellows %5liIlins.
PosITIoN-EaerveJc young man ever q:
indlp.6de MS p;r, asSs.TSlAs Sgs9 seiG3@ qGiiit;
~ hepUblic.
siis~cclIaneous.
COOK wANTED-A good white cook Tor Ecr-
south entrance Southern Hotel. D. N: sIso tWo
axmen ana one chairman
CUTTER wANTED-First-class paper stock
cutter Hess" Envelope Co IL L6cUst 81.
DRIVER wANTED = CoIo-ed three horse
driver American Ice and Coal Co, Arkansas
and Connecticut.
DRIVER wANTED-At once. man to dnye
foUr-hOTse bus. outside Of city.
Livery Company. l0S y. Grand.
DRIVER wANTEDLsis CHESTNUT =. in rear.
Don't call IN front: only man who wants work
need Apply. CaH O'Clock c. E rockwell.
DRIVERS. ETC. wANTED-Delivery drivers.
81; teamsters. truckers and freight handlers. 81.
Miller Employment Co, SIS olive.
Apply at -si2 Nebraska.
HOSTLERS. ETC. w~ASTED-Two hostlsrs
and one harness cleaner; must be stablemen. III
Chestnut St
HOUSEMAN WANTED-Experienced colore1
man or girl TO do hcusework; references re-
CURED. Apply ISIS Locust
Observation-Disclosures by nrst-claSs houseman;
no table waiting: best city references: colored.
GTs =. Twenty-third. third floor.
HAMMER MEN. c. wANTED-Hammer
men and buckers-up IN steel car department
north plant American Steel Foundry c., Granite
City. Ill
MAN wANTEDAon ice wagon; single pre-
ferred: good wages. 2Su Montgomery.
MAN wANTED-Man to assist outdoor pho
tographer: no experience necessary, only good
taiker. 4eSdA F1nney GvL
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

A5LS those desiring help or seeking situations
Hs4y register VITA the Free Employment Bureau
{ the state Labor Bureau OF Statistics, gl3lz
SaestESt st: situations and help furnished free
OF charge Tel Einloch A go.
l3borers and tsansters: railroad work in
leEs, Mt1ok Missouri and Eaaras: free pass.
koeniEs Labor AEency. GI2 Walnut 81
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AND BARTER-


FOB Sale or Trade for Southern Property
business OF Farns@One OF the best 15o-barrcI
Eonr NH In Iowa: all new and up to date in
SFeT respect. good town. $500; two rafIroadx
zal2nola Roller Mills. Indianola, Ia.
70 ESchaage-A Dayton tandem FOR a good
rhotgun- 15f7 Chippewa
exchange carpenter work FOR
young horse CT 2-foot lot or gold watch, p la.
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HELP ID

HELP wANTED-AALE.
steaosrnpheru
pher: experienced In MHaffI9ca5 Nal si-3os5a-
nEst.elzss salary 81: state experierc. ana ousI-
Mcat-onS y no Republic. ~
Walters.
MATTERS wANTED-Two vait--. ~ =,
o.nrIs doiel. Granite city. III.
WAITER wANTED-Y0unr man -II5 -.
2t.-Ise 70 wait on taole. @S y Eleventh II.
b. WAI5Eh h@rSt-cla@s walter cal
eS-ns restaurant. Worlds Fair Erounds.
The Trades.
hAREER WANTED-Good barber. vsSs 80.
,tS aNt
9AERBER wANTED-sseady man
bARHER wANTEn-GorI Iarher FOR saturday
anu SLllay. l'v' y Tenth 81.
,ARBER wANTEn-Go,I barrier Ste7Iy isb.
- sHIiah'e'H- $50 Manchester ave
,I hAhEEI; TANTEr-Gool barber; s'eldy lob:
nAREER w~ANTEn-Gecd steady Izrb--.
2S-ls nan: Sins.,. ~ : jefferson ave.
RARBER wANTED-Rarbar Or v7rr-r -.
WIN nesns-, 10 hnish trade- eiai Franklin.
bARBEI WANTED-FIrst-cllss ra-ha-- s,-7-
M-a, uIlhE teolS. u 9 Beg. Kis<NocI. No.
EAREFR WANTED.Thsi-class barber: single
.. : J.EcrsoH ay- '"i '''"'
i EIEstTKs%iTH ETc wANTEn-csrr5s-
~ anu W1sgn Co i@ Morgan -.
rrILEBMAKERS WESTFT-I .-7
he eNTl 5,S can at rom 6 H5tI EaIum :
ERIcKL.AYEEs wANTEp-rvsrty-ave trr
III: i5nr fs po"rT-hoUse. Eas; - Llas.
cSEINETNAKER w~ANTED-Tg - 100,
n1ntelS ~ ync~ 20 NIsh.n-tOa-
cARrENTERS AND \ FT-TLDFRS VAST
EIrv W. ~ American Car aaj Fgualry Com
III
COOK wANTEr-Youn= v5i.c MN IS nigh,
CIjAI:MAKERS U-NNTFD-RrDrr -a.a-s
a. ~ s.'''s' S'e-dy WORK: Eooi r7y EEL Mo
'l'A isiAk KRIS WSNT"p-E ush 3 a-g rx
Ssl r.Le>- E9"d "p+rir= Or Ir-t me. eli
COOK wNNTED-Tizst-.'as~ c7,or~I c-oT gT
-,,,]u.1IL Iii AZ one" &3 olive.
CgITER wANTEu-Nars'e ,ut;sr- * FT7--
ENG!H-E: EANTED-Evr. i~nreI ~r-51-.I
T.Sg1, Ia kHaT1 Nl-y q. ~. ;-.ciy ana came wen
Ho~RSEsHnES w,S-Ep-HorSsSh g. 81
MAJ. a." r"N rs sSsr.-r-7 SIS r11ftaart7.
Tir- =. 10
aAcHrNE HANr WANTED 90 -7I-TI7, !
ben. f.r To.-ss- ~t'Jiv ~.rs ,a1-v tE-rf,a,
Sr @nf F.TU',rv &C.. So CFs-ies. ~
AiNc UTTER NNNTEI-Es.'..---rt. lr.t
sI'f- Teen EB ItE 81.
MHLEEE WsNTEU-N-iTe- 80 s.leEar. ma
crinr f-r'. nut haze f~uI-.ttr. Lr.ury s.--T.-
enc" 30 y F.ns nth -.
2I:H III 7Fp-,J E-rL-hia,t
81
EtFAiHEE NASTEU-G1aI riryr.a r.rai !
~ t-'N 'r M cNT.sir-rc.. En Sc r. IL ,
SHoEAiAEcE WANTED rc.rIr No.. ssfl F.
C.sS ave.
FtEN SHFRS wA.-T=D-Va-nseEsr< with
fyr7ituss factory cNp-Tcl.e So y d. ga
Sftc't-
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PERSONAL.
Fifteen CSats Per Line

ABSOLUTE ssciusion before and during con-
hE=mcut. Mrs. DF. smith. physician anu suI-
kt.L. .N.L ELsfnn.
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DIR DENNIS. ~ Washington Aye.-Lscensed
physician. treats AL female troubles. guarantees.
results: private home for ladies during C1nnne-
mrut. perfect secrecy and se-lIs.oG: infants
adopted. ladies' IN trouble. cIn Or write.
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DIR. MARY ARTHUR. SpcciaIIst-Ladies in
trouble. sa4i and get prompt RELIEF. confinement
cases taken: infants adopted. 2JI Washington.
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MAN WANTED-NIan 90 take care Of yard: one
who understands care % horses. Gail -lsT s..
Louis ave. between : and 2 g. m.
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4 PRIVATE detective does shadowing and IN
vcstis4JIus .rlrl-Hcrs. 4. o. Box Ie. city
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MEN WANTEp-Ten stou; young men fr
nEht factory work: SO week: steady Job. I'D
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

! WANT every man and woman IN the world
interested in being cured Of opium or whisky ad-
clifton. either 20 home or At a sanitariunl. 10
write for My book free. Or. 3. NJ. WOolley. Al
lsuta. Ca.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

MEN WANTED-Severll young men 20 run on
pass'nC'r trains: through daylight runs; per-
naneut. 100 Olive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

MEN WANrED-Twslye handy men Tor FAC
I1ry Work. so week to start. Apply miller. sI9
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

MAN wANTED-A arst-class alI-ar1urd man.
Apply. stating Az ard salary expected. uIEsr-
wise application not considered. VI ll". Z public.
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HELP
HiscenHneoaE.

\ WANTEp-YuunE man FOR delivery
wagon and assist In tl.4: StJp. must know how
10 cut meat 80 Manchester ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

~L\uiES-Mv regulator never fails: one COM
n.tte treatment free Ms. = Starr. z92S Frank
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

\ WANTED-Good man q take car. o.
horses aui deliver meat critters. lis Missouri. ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

CONFINEMENT. 81: free hCmes FOR infants:
Will take one 10 work. private diseases OF women
q Specially. SaE.JarIum. aulS olive 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

MEN: anywhere: send stamped envelope. or
FesPrHtcnce dept, Gem Pub- c.. - l. ui-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-29

CbNFlNEMENIS Slrs trained nufslnss eLeBdnt
accommodations. free homes for infants II DE-
sized. adGius treated for -. treatment Suardn-
trc-. regulator 81 only. private. reliable. SecIui-
ed. licensed home. where You are wei treated
and your care guaranteed; private diseases -
sItcLt.ty. Ioctlr Annie NeWland. - owe 81.
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MEN WANTED-To learn hest-payins trade IN
existence Tor poor mar. short time. llrtl- eN-
pens-. positions Guaranteed: wages Saturdays:
special Inducements 60 applicants from distanr-.
bet q.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-22
Notice to Show Cause.

IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Humboldt.-In the mat
ter of the estate of F. d. Sweetser, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Fl. ]. Lor-
entzen, the administrator of the estate
of F. D. Sweetser, deceased, has rendered
and presented for settlement, and filed in
said Court, his final account of his adj
ministrationr of said estate, to-
gether with his petition for dis
tribution of said estate and that
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1902,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, at the
courtroom of said Court, at the County
seat in Winnemucca, in said Humboldt
County, has been duly appointed for the
settlement of said account and the hear
ing of said petition, at which time and
place all persons interested in said es-
tate are hereby notified to then and there
appear and show cause why the said ac-
count SHOULD not be approved, allowed
and confirmed, and said estate distribu-
ted.
Dated July %, 1902.
J. r. DUNN,
(Seal.) Clerk.
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The Post Check.

A bill has been before Congress to re-
tire the present five, two and one dollar
bills and substitute notes, payable at any
postofice, which shall pass as currency.
If it becomes a law it will prove as In
valuable to many forms of business as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is to those
who are weak and sickly. To such per-
sens his medicine will prove a blessing
because 1t contains only such ingredients
as will build up and strengthen the en-
tire system. 1t will tone up the stomach
restore the appetite and cure heartburn,
belching, headache, Indigestion, dyspep-
STA, constipation, biliousness and in
somnia. Don't fail to try it, but do not
accept a substitute If you value your
health. There is no medicine so good as
the Bitters. For sale by druggists.