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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

FINE large store suitable for any bustness.
Apply az 1914 Cass ave.
FRANKLIN Ave- 5I2-store Just west Of '.rha
Boston; elevator: fine light Inquire 400 Security
building. Klein & Tiffany trustees.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEM.LE.

! oNs ioNs WANIED-FEMALE.
HoUsEKEEpER- Position as houseksrrsr +,
widow % years old no objection 10 chiifren o
UoI-SEliEr,pr,R -st.ua,io,, L. ,,il,,.-,oc
! lady az hSusri,ec;ar for wiiower or small fim
as housekee!cr in widower's or satEeior'.
Observation-Disclosures 10y m.ddls-aged la !,
i'o''S' ~ ''-' Dali 49,
pd!trII ~ y, j., I'LL hG.M VIZ ore chIid van, van
hoisework: wiICwers need I1f snrIy cI2i ,latL
LAUNDREss- -FirSt-ciaSS llundTess wishes
work t. take home ais, lac, curtains is6iA
North Market ST
IAI-NpRESS- -SIfuatinn IN :. fir-t-rI,~- jsn,I-
2i-=E on Mondays and Taes,la,-. CIli ur write
IACNDRi:Ss- as!,iur by good reliable. n.
willing cul5rri woman aui rc,rr.a,,s ~! 4,
"'F'sS da'iiit tgPrI,n. Ia Morsan.
NEAT. Tidy goloreG girl wants Situation. Il
nurse. t,st reference. S'Ss Evans ave.
PLAIN cooking ,nT rfebr ,,,,,sr,yo-,- ~ 81.
chiidrrn.g ,r iuf,nis. cI,b!ns sneti;gt Iii
~ address NJ. @f1r Franklin lir.
r.,.,,-,, -, ------.
~ II. = ., an ~\.'e ne"
I.rn'l,fi' -' - 49,
aard re:,Icr.,.sS ~. IsepahIi,
TELEPHONE I@fgh Bros. It-f century for
thoroughly competent ard experienced st.nuG-
THThrG-.
TELEPHoNE Lai.n IrIs U2i t'rnt,ir,- for
tluIoLghl, coTDn4tpnt and aArari,nced lady ste
Eoaralha.s
SIYy .TIONS Wi.TCD-NALE
- y : ".'lI-.--
r.,pr.t,>.f,E,T yo,,. ,1arn,.,, ,yi.i,e. r,st,,,-
IS Iartei,,ri. ar I'm grocery store. has good .,r-
,rerI..s II Is Erpt.hlir
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.


El-E-Titlc motors and dyramcs to rent
6o-hoTse-poweG. Rose Electric. 204 5. Third
sob. J.. engine. boiler with stack heater and
pump: only recently installed. aI : Third
PA1TERNMAkEft. Richard Sc1.id machinery
and Architectural rate made; estimates ch e.
luly FURNISHED. i2 0 g. ll!Ls y nm. b l3t!.
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VgNkUNAG AGAe)AppA

Mercantile College. Lincoln 1'ruS building. sev-
elth and Chestnut ST.. individual Instruction
IipewtI'i"r. hrithniet.c. Grammar. etc. Tei-.
Beli .dair 40; Kun. y -. Oi.en dag and night.
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GASOLINE and STEAM ENGINES

Enll"iS. steam pumps. steam. gas and water sup
plies. SdNIfili machr "rv. betting hose etc.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE " 90. st Louis
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

! PACE boulevard S55S Near Grand Ave.)-F,n-
| tirely newly furnished rooms; SD up:
! FsGE boulevard. SsSs- Nicely furnished. well
heGted rooms. all conveniences; pflFate family.
| PINE St sa2-N.atlv furnished rooms. We'll
! heated from g per week up
| PINE ST. IO0o-C1ean. comfortable rooms. IN
private family: one minute OF post oilive. fruat
/ nall and side room: 81 and up.
front room for ladies. gentlemen ar couple: a~'
hail room: southern exposure: $50 we@A; fu'-
.a-e
SEVENTH ST. s3iS S-NiceIy furnished
rooms; all convenieuces: private family
SHERIDAN Ave. as0lA-Tv-o nicely furnish q
rooms fer light Housekeeping: second floor front
reasonable.
SMITH St siT N-Cozy house; recently opened:
everything new; rooms Is. -uc. &c, s. and Lo
per week: beds. 1oc: free bath.
TENTH St 100 N.-Ncely furnished room:
second foo-. also other rooms; cheap.
TYLER St-. Tnt-Handsomsly furnished front
room: southern exposure: Tor one ser
,ir:neu: all convenences: private family.
VINE. St 3Ds-Io Two Blocks South ot Wash
ington Ave.-Nlcely furnished rooms for ladies
or gentlemen: S.25 per week m.
WASH -. 22ia-Fu-nshed rom for HsL:
homsok.auinc. 81 "a per week
WASHINGTON Ave-. 2235-Two elegantly f,.r-
n he'd front looms: al rnOderi conE-aiehces. NIX
and cold water
WASHINGTON Ave-. 1cj1-Nice; pleasant sin
ee rooms neatly furnished. well heated. h.'-
water hatn. etc: $50 per wseN
WASHINGTON A-e-. I5g7 -- Newly Furnished
cola bath: walking distsnce of business center:
nj esCnahle
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

MISCELL,sEouS WANTS.
ALI. kinds e.. fuT,.Irea ranges AMI 81 To-
sheet iron worI. ,pauuu l:r-s i.sv"nta all
Market sts.
CASH paid for unused revenue stamps. postal
and rare old stamps: premium last 3C. iIus-
man STAMP Co. 4lI Fullerton building.
stamps. coins. list free. premium coin ist, 1Vc.
-. Louis Stamp and Cc:i. Co. IN 3 Pine ST.
RAGS. copper. brlss zinr. leaI. bones wrong I
and cast iron. sheet i.on and ropes. hignes.
p:ices paid. Henry Nelson. So y. Nh L.
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| ALI. kinds delivery wagons. storm hugsies NV
and s,c md and Young 3: 60. li-i y. Bro IdUay
all. kinds business wacGns and s;orm bug
R.es. our OWN rrdkr: wagons egu!piei with WIZ
rAT c:,rr.age team. u hands high. $5l' Lin
de. >V".
DO"To!;'S ri:,-trn. in good condition. as Tan
h. s.en d; alII V.re Grove
ELL. li:e Of new and secondhand top wagons
90 Morgan,
HARNESS Largest stocl. IN tn" city 10 sci ct
,''m: new ar: secondhand harness. A. TGc~-
ct. i-ccei y. broadway.
HORSE. Er''-B Bargain. !, good work ho:se.
TOP park wag'-. VIZ sell "hsaf'. i"lI y. T'nti.
HORSE. lG:Gy. harness, heap: viii seil eariI
separate il desired. Excelsior Box anu Mfg &C..
80 y. Tweif:i Il.
SIX large farm n,ries. all Young and in good
condition. match for teams: two horses: call
Quick and have ruur CEu'-. prices reasonable.
III Elliot ave. IN rear
STORM bugeie.s. park ard top delivery way
ons, rUnGtouts. new nrI sec, ndhanI- J. VI. SCI
zrr. lS25 y Fuu:te-:.th II. near Cass-
THREE good horses, harnes. ami top wagons:
a.sp good storm buggy. and give =
price. 10. Olive 81.
TWO flr- driving hors.s. rubbcr-tire. rurg.t-,ut,
top ouC2y. ha'ntS- $40 Easton ave
WAGON. ETC..-tareain. farm wagon har-
ness: team big wuGA horses. must sell iVoS Cote
Rril!iant- Az.
$. buys lappl=-gray mare ) Yeas old been
worked double farI:l: s.. bay mare: SSJ for
ca. double set - harness. SIS: call quick and get
bargain. N;., Madison -.
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PERSONAL
Kl$saen Can.S Par Lima


! lin Avenue Free Dispensary- le!i Franklin ave
! GOVERNMENTS free: nornes found for IN.
free @s as part Pag in work T II d3srod pva
secluded licensei hene. where you VIII Will get You.
srssiar aEs sssGfF
week: ali mail promptly answered; patients met
rhy 21e; ard 2i25 olive st. Phone K:nloch c s3i.
I'R. ANNIE: EEwLAND. .2ss olive St.-Pri.
at seclu '.d. licensed home for adies for a,d
g'nf- II institution n the city; est ,hissed I'VE
40 o yar: ,r GOm M nyo GSm'ots and motsy & a1
all Irregularities: la lies in trouble call Or write
,,nocroR MARY AnTaCE,s santtaEinr. 2sii
Morgan st. receives 'aites during confinement:
infants ad5,tcd: tlatned nursing patients met at
uR DENNIS. regular licensed physician: sue;
rssgf I, beats o5s az rae tregss s ssF,n n
my pr!vnte home: consultation free. eSI. Morgan
% ls:s3sa sa5s P.Tf. s.r 3D. :as ,s. o's ss =:
r'ct" satmen, frsr. Mrs y: starr. .s2o Franklin
LADIES, ;Eao reward 20 a ca-t OF obstinate
,.'rrr-s~.1n. any cause. my m'Hthiy r~Su!a..r
.'lr". Row lur2 supp e-sof IIF. jackson r. g..
l.. 80. 10 Dearborn. C;tcaso.
~ in,ants lai.rs in trc,,hi. ali 2s,s Ia,ave'-
MRS IN. MTGPrTy's l;arulator. ~: ,i-o
tr"o:s ladies: 81: no curs- pag-. "t2i Olive 81.
GOLDEN Sea1. FEMALE REGULATOR
Relieves in three hours Beware Of substitutes:
none genuine without Signature OF Catula Med.
60 Price 81. c29 Olive st.
MRs. pF. HOGAN receives before and during
confinement infants adopted 4 d@si-"f: ladis. n
trouble call or wri'": terms rsa.onaole: consul
tatior t-ee. cc'5 Olive -. 60. IIn'I,s
MRs. HoTso?N ,,I.qdl-., pr:vate hon. dlr:ne
confinement: absolute privacy ard sefety ss-
surei: elegant accommodations trained nurses
moth~rly and regular physician: satistac-
tion guaranteed: infants aioc'"d: skilled nrtan-
ton at lowest terms. Call nr write. 2231 Olive.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoCND-Dog: liver and white pointer. II. ).
F'ca,r. Phoenix Brewery.
FOUND-DoG. liver and white pointer. ii. J.
TcI'r. Phoenix Brewery
FOUND-Whsrs YOU car hna n doure-Scle box
calf shoe. e g.. Harris +l9 and I'll y. Sixth st.
the hest-appo.Eted and roOUles. retail s.ce store
IN IT. Louis
LOST Friday. large - f;erra:d dog. name On
collar. =. Il nrUwmnuA. Il5 i-fuG@I ave. Re
ward Il returned To- 4S5i b.l.:!c- boulevard
I.OST-FCS terri.~ bitch. = months Old; black
and tan head. white body Liberal reward.
Rauer's saloon. Seventh ana -. Charles SIS.
STRAYED- Orange and white setter dog. Re
ward II returned t. 1874 :. broadway
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GOLDEN ssal. FEMALE REGULATOR
eaLDER SEAL FEMslE REGULATOR
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

Relieves in thrre hours beware ri suhstitU:ea:
none genuine without signature Of Golden seal
Medical Co. e,II No:gan 81. price s.
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CARPET CLEANING,

CARPET CLEANING.
EMPIRE steam Carpet Cleaning CO.-Carpcts
taEsh up. cleaned, made over and laid: hes;
Nork: lowest price. cl2J LCCas Main I!3I 1. ess
ENTERPRISE STAN Gamer Cleaning C
- cal attention altering. sewing AID relryrr
Eastoh and fend!eion Lin s.fM: Kin 55s
tPHCLSTI+RiNG. mattreSsruaxre and feather
rennNati'iE- Do YOU wish guy wrIk done in this
line? Phone Main SOM i@i- Olive 81.
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OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.


HIGHEST cash price paid FOR ladies' and ger
tirneII's cast-OR clothing. Call or send p2StaI
Mrs. l. Miller. COZ Walnut. Kin A ID Nc branch.
JOE GELBI:R. lust from Texas can use am
amount eentlemen's clothing: pay tnic. as much
as ~ yhody- 1921 Car: serd postal.
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STOVE REPAIRS
Foi any old stove. 'ForsIaw." u! y I.tl k!n. ca

nUSINEsS FOR SALE
CIGAR store. doing good business trr sal. or
will take partner If conSenill I. i1l ReiuhliC
| ENTIRE stock Of grocery and saloon fsr CASH.
cass and Hogan -. hpIy ta IL Cna,l;e:tu
dyer. trustee, los Lac!e.!c bag.
GOOD payln2; lunch cigar and l.,n.iry stand:
good reason e" :. Hing. i'lS :. broadway.
GROCERY store. doing a lgrgt. business: L.
s.ii cheap for casr only II taken AZ cnce. WI:te
for particulars O li6. Republic.
LIVERY. boarding and undert tIIrg "s.th.i-I-
usnt. doing good business; .XcartiCnal .Ipor~
tunity. Z lSG, Republic
MEAT market good stand: have other lusi-
ness to attend. Inquire -e@J y. Sarah 81.
SINE-EGOM boarding Eouse newly and ale
gently furnished: every room tiI.i with good
paying hoariers: = bargain can Vet. and J..
m. 2s26 Locust 81
rArER 11E: Eyeairs Daas. ro,.,e in Es;
ConsvI!le ave. East St. Louis.
SALOON and grocery ard several straight sa-
looms. Cast Brewing Co. gls sixth -.
S5:AI.I. stock Of shors clothing notions
6aN, Al EaStuH.
WELI-FI'RSISHED fourteen ,-lo,:n mouse. fu'l
OF rcuf:iers: Locust ST. TWO blocks west of pys-
or'ce: $3.50 cash. Gel! I.l5 Washington ave.
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS.
ADAMS. the stamp man. 3l4 y Sixth St. rub
be- STAMPS. seals. stencils etc: good cheap.
Quick Write for new list.
RUBBER stamps. rubber type Sign markers.
brass and aluminium checks at lowest prices
kasfer stamp and seal Company. 9iG Locust
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DANG CiNi,.

-~---~~-----~~~~~-~---~
ATTEND Pr0t. De EJncys cept,un every
Thur evening. Academy. a.sii OLIVE New Ga: .
omen far tecinn"Is: reduced rates: Kin. lesA
LofN Pr fossOr ana Mrs. Frankel's .!arcirlz
CiG"#es f!Cuday evening. January i2. they az
'hc best instructors. academy. iiil C'hCuteau
ave.
DANCING "a ties al Professor a:.G Mrs
FTaukcis dancing, GraGeny li4l Ciputsau on
every Wednesday evening. W.i's BlnI. seven
musicians
JOIN Professor ard Mrs F.a-kal's dancing
classes Monday evening. January i3: les..-'.S
every Monday amt Friday evenings. Academy,
iiil C'hCUtsau ave
PARTIES at rhris's cave every Wednesday
and saturday evening. SUNDAY afternoon and
evening: hest music
FROIr. PATiiIE rus:antres wait aal tgo-ste2
for 81: private lessons rosr. l2lJ GIVE
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wANTED-piamond: have l's-cc-at perfect d Il
,rond ring: wish to exchange Ter about :,
carats or larger. VIII pay cash difference no
agents. 95 Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

ENCLI-SIVE Jewish family in West End have
large. nicely furnished room that they would
vent and Jo;-Fd coaErn.ai gentlemen: references
x hanged T t5l. RepUbiic
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She'll Be ifyN|ife Some Day

--latest song success: words and music b. Fred
V. iiash1sau: sent postpaid 10 any iircss sc.
Hasagan SrCs. Iubl.saerS. 80 East'n ave-
st LCLis.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.


AMERICAN Storage :Hi Moving COMPANY -Sl5
oilVs St-Facking shipping. storage. separate
rooms Tel Main Isl. W. II. I-lnGda!e. President.
BONDED Harehouse-Hy. g. Wiehe Storage
and Moving company, i3l2-iG Franklin ave;
nlcney advanced when desired. Einloch c osS
NEN YORK Storage Company. Office 81 Union
Trust BuildinE-Nove. pack. ship store fin. fur
niture In private rooms. Phone Main cs4
SOUTH Side storage and Moving Co. IAN lyJS
and 1905 sidney St Tel. Sidney Dts. KIN - ;3i5.
2YEEHSS AaSOLrTELY FIREpRCOF
S1SeSHAS NeN WGrehoG.es. Grand AMI
Iac,et!e ayes. r saie-llscpirs
Of fu:n;;Ere. pianos. trunks valua .lirs. boxes
etc; strictly rrst-'iaSs: moving. packing. ship
ping. etc. Money advanced. snip ycHr good, ou-
"a; e. i-atnat"s free. Get our rates. ,h5nr e soc:
Main 1s7sA.
Z. L IECNoRI. JR.. & co. I-1s-eI Olive -
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OFFICE Of Waycott-Au Andrews supply Company,
- y. Second ST. ST. Louis. Mo.-NGtice i her--
by given that regular annual meeting OF stock
holders Will ne n ID 10 a. Tuesday J snu1rv
~ 1892 at the office OF the company, for election
~ officers and such other business may com
regularly before tn. meeting.
ALBERT WAICOTT. President.
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DRESSMAkING.

MISS Johanna BRCEiEMANN cI17 S. Jerer
son. taller system: dress cutting and dress !naA-
ing: ali fashions taught: tsilCr-made suits a
specially: 81.
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E,UGF.NIA =. 2310-Nicely furnished rooms.
with heat, hath and gas. sOod board, 81 Per
week: al! hofna bab!I Z
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W. i. KDBINSDN.
A majority Of the Board II Directors

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 8. Ial2-The annual
meeting Of stockholders Of the Intrrna ioEal Motor
company. for the election Of five directors ami
such other business may legally come before
II will be held AT the office of the company. No.
II South Tenth street, 81. Louis, No, on Tuesday
January 81, 1902, at > O'Clock a.
GEORGE II. EpEEE. President.
Atiest: ". l.. I.nrer. SecfetHrN.
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!, boulevard. S55; Near Grand Ave)-E,n-
iewly furnished rooms. SD up:
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sToChuoLDERs' MEETINGS.

NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the stockholm
ers Of the Yerles * Finan Woodworking Nachire
TO- Will be held at the office Of the compinS,
SIi5 y. Ninth st. Monday. January lS.. between
a. m. and D. m. Tor election of directors
-ior the ensuing year. JOHN YERKES, Pres
Geo. +. CottTli Sec.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms AS y. Broad
way-Sets Of teeth. 50; painless extraction. sc;
bridge work. s.. Open Sundays until /.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. 4i5 N. Broad
way. between Locust and st. Charles: ests6-
Case. proprietor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CAROLINE 81, 2Si5-FuTn!shed room and board
II desired: private family.
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PINE st. I2ii-Scandinay yiGn boarding house:
board and rooms from So. week and up.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13


ALI. private disease a speciality at the Frank
lin AXenme Free Dtspensary. le!i Franklin ave.
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SITUATIONS WAXTED-EEMAL

SiTtsTIoNS "ASTED-tE ENALE.
BY experienced crayon artist solar prints
finish. : l59, Republic.
CooK-Situation by Al German ccok: best
references. zoos Morgan st
Cook-SitUation by good cook and houscrrl.
good city references. 1854 :. jefferson ave.
CoOk-S;uation by hrst-class co!,red coog:
best city reference; either city or country work
go y. Beaumont.
CUTTER-Competent cutter and filter desires
few more engagements: waists. plain ar tucked
% cents: skirts n speciality. ;Si. Esstun ave.
DINING-ROOM GIRI, WANTEp-Oue wish ey-
perlence preferred. can 22S5 Olive st.
DRESSMAKER-F'irst- tlressmaker. cow
ing at home, ladies' and chidren's sewing. 272s
Olive.
ENVELOPES to address at home bv expert
need lady; good penman ID las Republic.
FRANKLIN Ave 3C3s-Postion bv LADY for
parties housskeeper- have nice furnished
siE-rooai nat: best references.
HoUsEGIRI-Situation hy good German gin
;or house or general huusework. 909 Y. Sixth st.
HoUSEGIRL WANTEn-Youns German girl u
assist with Hight homework; small family. 555l
Clemens ave
observation-disclosures by coIored g.ri - 10
nouseNork or Will assis- in general 19usewOrk.
.i22iz Wash st.
HoUSEGIRI-Stuation by experienced Ger
man girl for houseworl or general housewOrk.
20? n. Sixth st.
HouSEEEEPER-Situaii by experienced ana
reliable housekeeper: none but responsible party
need apply. E lSs. Republic.
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AGENTS AND statesmen.


AGENTS-Get our proposition before yon take
any agency: good profits: permanent business.
Lewis Medicine Co. 81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

Final night fpr the bi~ nr;zc-wa!tz contest
next Thursday evening: Gt1nonl ring @1t t,'-
mond stud f.r tlc hest G"n'ierlaa and ADV
walter: the Greatest cc,:rst eyer given. cr.;i.i
Academy. -1.5 FrIrl,lIr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

r.GE Boulevard. SsSS- Nicely furnished. Well
hes ted rooms all coryeniences; private family.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

SCHOOL ST. 2ligA-Newly furnished room!
81. Sl.5J: might board three or four
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

COOK Ave. eS55-N!cely furnished rooms; first
class hoard: al conveniences: reasonable
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

STOCKHOLDERS NeetirE-The annual meet
Ing of the stockholders Of the Missouri Safe De-
posit Company. for the election Of thirteen ,l2l
directors, to serve during the ensuing year. ard
for the transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting will be held at
the office of the company in the Equitable build
ing. sixth and Locust SITS. st. Louis. Mo. tho
twenty-seventh day Of January. 1897 at nine 90
o'clock a. IN. u. X. FERGUSON. President
Attest: !. S Kendricil. Secretary.
81. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 10. 1882
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STOCKHOLDERS Mceting-Thc annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders Of the Northwestern Sa"-
ings Bank OF St Louis. DO. for the election or
eleven directors to serve for the ensuing year VIII
he held at its banking rooms. southeast corner
Fourteenth and North Market sts.. on January
H. 1907 Polls open from 10 a. to p.
4 ORERNIEE
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

SroCkHOLDERS' MEETING-St Louis Jan.
s. 1sO2.-Ths annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Bridge x Beach Mig. Co. VIII he held at
the office of the company. No 5la South First
ST. at a. M. Tuesday, January Il, 1892. for the
election Of directors and the transaction of such
other business may be brought before the
meeting. HUDSON f. BRIDGE, President.
VIM. MrCalnn. Secrctary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13

SHERIDAN Ave. 2a0lA-'rwo nicely furnish
rooms fer light Housekeeping; second floor front.
TtI2urah!e
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RoOMMAT'Es WANTED.

WEST BELLE Place. 4o2i-2s Cvictoria HoteD-
Newly furnished. under new management; select
ho.ne Tor families: moderate prices
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ROOMS WANTED-Tvo furnished rooms with
bath and ard by lady will: three children and
nui -. &c furnished fat OF three between
Garrison and Grand, Pine Lucas. X 100. Re-
nuhlic
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

STRAYED- Orange and white setter dog.
ward II returned T. 1874 :. broadway
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-13
DIhMONl PnIzE WkLIz ClHIESI.

rROr. PAIiKE guarantees wait: aai iyo-ste2
!or 81: private lessons v ro.r. l21T civ. s..
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05
Special Election.

By referring to another column will
be found the notice calling for special
election to be held Thursday. June 26th,
1902, at the schoolhouse. This election
is called by the Argenta School Trustees
for the purpose of levyirg a special tax
of Two Thousand Dollars $4,000 said
money to be expended for painting and
repairing the Battle Mountain school
house. The building is badly in need Of
repairs and the trustees have taken this
method Of Rising said amount by which
the schoolhouse can be repaired.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05
What are we to do?

To-day is the 9th of June and it re-
mains little less than a month ere the
Fourth of July will be here. Are we to
celebrateY
This is question asked by many and
one that should be settled very quickly,
for if not the Fourth will be upon US
and find Us unprepared to greet the day
as every good American should.
Let US hear from our business men,
our citizens, both young and old; in fact.
from all who pretend to cherish the
great national holiday.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05
The
Salt Lake City
Stop.Over.

There is but one tinental line
of railway passing directly through
quaint and picturesque Salt Lake City
and that is the Rio Grande System
Scenic Line of the World. Stop-over
privilege is given at Salt Lake City,
beautiful Glenwood, Colorado Springs
or Denver on all classes of tickets. The
Rio Grande system operates through
Sleeping and Dining Cars to Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago or ST.
Louis. Personally conducted excur-
sions. Literature or rates apply to /.
A. Benton, General Agent, Passenger
Department, Salt Lake City.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05
BORN.

In Cortez, Nevada, May oath, 1902, to
the wife OF Albert Richardson son,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05
How to Avoid Trouble.

Now is the time to provide your
self and family with bottle Of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. 1t is almost certain to be
needed before the summer is over, and
If procured now may save you atrip
to town in the night or in your busi-
est season. 1t is everywhere admitted
to be the most successful medicine in
use for bowel complaints, both for
children and adults. No family can
afford to be without it. For sale by
all druggists aud dealers in medicine.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-06-05
II @TIHO ~ Ot'
Dated March 9th, 1902.
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