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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-05
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Rev and Mrs. E. S. Presley were given
q reception Friday evening by the mem EN-
bers of the Congregational church: The
affair was held in the parlors of the
church and was largely attended. Mrs.
Presley was presented a beautiful
cut glass piece.
Mrs. E. H. G. Taylor and Miss Elsie
Taylor have gone to Portland Or, where
there were called by the sudden death of
Mrs. Taylor's father, Prosper van Fridagh.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter had just return
ed from Portland, where they spent the
summer.
Alden Valentine, of Breckenridge, is a
guest of Prof. and Mrs. S. III. Baker. Mr..
Valentine will shortly go to Washington,
D. c., and later will go to Fredericksburg,
Va, to visit Max Buell..
The officers of the Women's Federation
association held a meeting Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. A. R. McGill,
preparatory for the winters work.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
gatiOnal Church will be entertained next
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
W. A. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Cudworth have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
be at home after Oct. Is at 944 Cromwell
avenue.
The Missionary Society of the Congre-
gational Church will hold thank Offering
meeting in the chapel tomorrow after
noon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M E.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. e. q. Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Sage have gone
to Medalia, Mimi, where MIR. Sage has
charge of church.
Dr. and Mrs. Brewster, of Chicago. have
been visiting old friends in the Park this
week
Mrs. e. H. Burghardt is entertaining her
niece, Miss Laura Hodgson, of Luverne
AnZel Barnum of Lake City, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. HI. Matschke.
Mrs. e. II. Matschke entertained during
the week Mrs. c. H. Fugle, of Duluth.
The Reading circle met Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. H. 3. Tisdale.
Mrs. D. c. Martin is entertaining Miss
Lottie Stultz of Binabits MINI.
Mrs c. J. Buell. entertained part of the
week Miss Brosdon, of Boston.
Miss Eva johnson, of Claybank, has
been visiting Park friends.
Mr. and Mrs William Liggett left Fri
day for Washington D. G.
Miss Stafford, of Kansas, has been Wis
iting Mrs. Andrew Ross.
MIR. and Mrs. Friend Brace have return
cd from the East.
DR.. and Mrs. F. M. Rule have returned
from Rochester.
Miss Madeline Liggett has returned
from Chicago.
Mrs. c. A. Alderman is visiting friends
i'll Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Pike have gone
East.
Robert C. Polk has gone to Tacoma.
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Ransom
6 Horton
Men 0aiters Fold Their own

-It takes just as many years of hard
work and study to become waiter
as it does . to obtain a lawyers
diploma"
So saith a man who is educating q
family of children, and who by his
vocation has provided homestead for
them which is never visited by rent
collector.
Among others he was approached
on sociological proposition relative
to the extent of the inroads, if any,
which women had made in his profess
sion-for such is the term by which
the latter-day waiter is pleased to
classify his calling.
One of the strongest arguments in
support Of the old walters statement
is the fact that scores Of walters may
be found in st. Paul who measure their
terms Of service by decades. Such a
circumstance in restless America is
certainly indicative of something. At
least it should dispel the common idea
among patrons of restaurants and no.
tells that the obsequious, smooth SHAY
en- person who acts as mediator and
emiSsary between them and the i'm
perial lord Of the kitchen Is merely an
accident of the human system, who is
in the business because he can't find
anything else to do
Women Are Not Feared.
While this may be a sad but certain
fact in lunch rooms and cheap res
taurants, 1T assuredly is not true Of
the men who serve in the higher class
cafes.
To begin with, these gentry count
the women out.
"They don't hurt us, poor things"
unanimously declare the men who
1. -
better-a appointed eating places are
known among them. "A woman can
never be waiter"
Charles Amburg, Familiarity known
as Dutch" a cognomen, by the way,
of which he is proud, and who holds
forth at Huber's cafe, deposeth thus
ly:
"No, the women are not cutting in
on us any. You see mattresses are re-
cruited from everywhere-from the
farm, the home and the employment
agency, where any old kind Of job
is accepted by a girl who has her Ev-
ing to make. 1t stands to reason that
from these sources experts In our line
can't be drawn.
Must Serve Apprenticeship.
"Why, we have to serve an appren-
ticeship just the same as anybody else.
"A
right into a first class restaurant and
wait on table just ought to try it. He'd
last about one order. Anybody can
sling hash, but 1T takes a man who
has been through the mill from the
bottom up to be a real waiter.
"Now I'm not an old man, nor am I
ranked as an old-time waiter, but
began with the worst kind Of kitchen
drudgery on Mississippi river steam
boat in 1878. In accordance with the
common rule, it was two years before
I was allowed to serve an order on the
floor. Generally man who wants to
become an expert waiter is held at
the dish-washing game for six months.
Then he gets to scrubbing tables for
like period, and If he behaves and
shows aptitude he then gets chance
to peel potatoes for six months. The
next step is to attain the proud priv
ilege of the dining room-but not as
waiter-not yet-mind you. For half a
year he must hustle dishes to the
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left Tuesday for Denver, Col, to spend
the winter
Mr.. and Mrs M j. Morarty. of East
Winifred street, are visiting in Rochester,
MINI.
The Congenial Sixteen Euchre club will
meet with Mrs. j. King tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. c. G. Edwards, of East Congress
street, has returned from a visit in Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs P D. Godfrey, of East
Wnifred street, have returned from the
East.
Miss Godbout, of Ada street, has return
ed from visit at Rochester, MINI.
Miss Monte Moriarty, of East Winifred
street, has gone to Chatffeld, Mimi.
Miss Laura Lehman, of East Congress
street, is visiting in La Crosse, Wis.
is visiting in Milwaukee, Wis.
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SOCIETY.
Continued From Page Twenty-four.

Third street, have returned from their
wedding trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Robert E. McCleary, of East Fifth
street returned Monday from a two
weeks visit in ST. Cloud
Mrs. Underwood, of Red Rock, will en-
terrain the Daytons Bluff Birthday club
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Jenny. Of Ravine street, en-
tertained the Social Sixteen card club
Tuesday afternoon.
A number of friends gave a surprise for
William Zollman. of East Fifth street
Friday evening.
Mrs R. F. Slater, of Conway street, re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Wausau, Wis.
Mrs. Scherman Edgington, of Minneha-
ha street, entertained at cards last Mon
day evening.
Mrs. NJ. Weide, of East Fifth street. is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Fink, of New
York.
Miss Maude Slater, of Conway street,
left for a months visit at GAINESVILLE,
Wis.
Mrs Hawkins and family, of the AL
cayde, have returned to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Munich, of East Fifth
street, have returned from Buffalo.
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Misses Lew, of Carroll street, en-
Miss Anna Shields, Messrs. Currier
Holmes and Shields, of Mankato, and Mr.
and Mrs. Archibald Law, of the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Sullivan, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
M Sullivan, have returned to Muskogee,
Indian Territory.
Mrs. George Phipps, of Marshall ave-
nue., entertained the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Presbyterian Church Friday af
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith, who have
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Minnesota Conservatory Of Music,
ST. Paul, MINI

All branches of music taught by staff
of competent instructors. Among the fol-
lowing be mentioned: Christian Roden-
Mrs. Marion Leland, Rudolph K. Stein,
Mrs. F.. H. Kyle, Mrs. r. r. Hall, Charles
Hubbard and a number of other equally
prominent Members of the Faculty are
further particulars address Christian Ro-
denklrchen, Director. $40 Grand Av., ST.
Paul, MINI.
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;. w. Ferris at dinner last Friday even

Mrs. w. Ferris at dinner last Friday even
ing.
Miss Flora Babcock, of Minneapolis, was
among friends in town Saturday last.
Miss Mabel Goodsell, of Hamline passed
Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Ortiz
Tn Charles Griswold has returned from
conference.
Miss Title Eberk is visiting in Minneap-
oils
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Mothinn Rut Corners.

GAS the earth is round said the
learned professor, there are no corners
on it,
'"Think not?' spoke up the listener.
"How about the wheat corner. the beef
corner and a thousand other corners?"-
Chicago News.
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PAY MONTH FOR INVESTORS.

Railroads and Other Bio cornorations
WIN Give Out sol, 100000.
New York October This is a rich
month for investors. for during October
there will be paid to them sol ,OOo. 600 nom
New York alone. This money viii be dis.
sIlouted In large sums at Intervals. proba.
p'g hat OF 1t being dispensed October IS
co. D w ~ the month the railroads will nav
r 49, ~ interest on bonds and as much
more more IN dividends on stocks Telenr,nh
light and traction companies WI, na,- I ~
Soa96,s2l; mining companies. ssooo COO.
New York hanks and trust companies e.
1900; industrials Si520l 900. ststo sn5
MUNICIPALITIES s5,50OOOO: misceiianeoa ,u
II Is generally felt In financial c,rot..
MN Nn en- the public has SO much cash n
W. Mn oe difficult 20 prevent Il from enfsrins
i tne MARKET II Is probable. Therefore that
,,;I the month Is over heavy snecvla t9o,
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DRIVING THE NEGROES owl

People Of Cameron, Ia, % No'
Them as Residents. 1,
Lake Charles, La, October , rs,,rL
attempted assault By James - r.rssl
negro, on John Yocum's vile a. NJ Il
last Thursday the excitement VIZ q
prevalent at that time has psen '.su
increasing. The residents In Una. ~,
have come to the conclusion thar ~ I'd 3
Is supernuous object in their IsSn,y
decided to drive them from tae ,orebly y
Several negroes were handed l Oo5s W..
several others escaped 10 the mysa A.
they are now camping; Apo sna eapl
boarded the steamer Griffith I'm srIlst
Lake Charles last night. very ms snei b y
Aebert, the ne, negro a wn1 conditlOu-
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cLARK,s CRUISES FOR 1903

BY Specially Chartered Twin w
Steamers x,en
North German IJoyd White Star w
EXPRESS steamer largest Steamer ~.
Cheapest and most attractive u'N y
offered. ,,..,,ohs
WEST INDIES ian. 14th; Aaa v.
Barhadoes, Jamaica, Cuba, Nassau ~
MEDITERRANEAN and the OH;
Jan. 20; Feh. 7; Madeira, Athens uo eaM
nople. Palestine, Egypt. Rome, ssS, N An
NORWAY. RUSSIA, July zustns 81
excursions. hotels. guides. drives sss =
grams free-mention trip. NJ
f. c. CLARK, III Breadwsy' = Z
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Use BLAIR'S Tof{oo,
F0nnin and Capitol 0VEJbvV
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN vEssEls

.I.- -
Mobile, Aln.--Cleared: Normandy o.
for Galveston.
Port Eads. La.--Arrived: Hiram GEL
from Puerto Cortez. Sailed: NicsHna
(Br), for Liverpool; Holstein lGG1 y
Key West, Fla.-Arriyed; Eeues lal
from Galveston and sailed for NeY ~
Lizard. Passed: BFeslau yGes,L d
Galveston for Bremen.
Liverpool.-Sailedi Iran (REA To- llnv
ton. :.
New York.---Arrived; Maverick N
Port Arthur Sailed: Ell Monte, f1i y
weston; Lampasas, fcr Key West na Y
weston.
Philadelphia.-The British steamer klI
from Sabine Pass, which arrived q WY.
Hook October .. Is reported to have y
ashore on the Florida coast on me W
Part Of her cargo Of oil was pumped W
board to float the vessel, a slight len I,
veioped. The Roma will so TO VIM
ton, Della, to dock for examination ila
pairs. N
Delaware Breakwater.-Passe "; y \!
of Everett, from Sabine Pass for fnlA'
phia. r..-,,
Sparrows Point.-Passed down: cnsna'
(Ger.). from Baltimore for Galveston
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MANAGERIAL old established Chicag1
manufacturing COMPANY. whose products
are used throughout the United States
finds II necessary owing to the increas.
ing demand for their goods to open a
branch office and warehouse ih Houston
and we want capable nun who can
come well recommended. and is acquaint-
ed in this section to Hll the position OF
manager. Salary $1,000 ner year and per-
centage on business done. Must invest
$500, which Is held as cash security
during term Of EMPLOYMENT, IN accord
nnce with our cooperative plan OF doing
business. Address George Easton, 610
RoYnl Ins. Bldg. ChIcnro. 5
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Port Of Sabine,

Sabine, Texas, October AsaIse. y
tank IIsiy No. 3. taking 2si, 90 gallons sI :
Morgan City; tug Welt with Darge IN
idence, taking $4,000 gallons o. "
New Orleans
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Rd LiitMA, Peru.-Advices received here from
In fsTar ss as mar q revolutionary movement
f fpIpnS, Lueio Perez yelasco. has been
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LoNDoN.-,John w. Gates nas tx X ~
to London from the continent y n1
health. He has given W vs,snd ~ n
SAL fot home Wednesday neAs
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A MIDDLE-AGED white woman wants to
get a hotel or saw mill boarding house to
run; can give good REFERENCES has expe.
rience. j. p, De Rldder, Louisiana. {
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.

GERMAN woman chambermald. plain sew
ing hotel preferred. Address 1918, this
office
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SMALL INVESTMENTS placed with the
Latonia Turf Club will earn you weekly
income larger everv two weeks than the
same amouuto placed In n bank IN year
by its sure and safe system of turf specu-
ldtion. Write for prospectus, become a
member and learn how. The Latonia
Turf club. 313 Missouri Trust building
St Louis 3
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PARTY In DALLAS began operation on
very limited scale and earned IN the
last three months $1,000 net out or the
Manufacture aud sale of farm imple'
ment, fully patented and having an IN
limited neld, now wants a partner with
5000 to put into the business TO enable
the hrm to buy raw material and also
equip q plant. This proposition Will bear
the closest investigation Big profit A
monopoly Might be induced 10 locate
factory IN Houston. DO not write unless
you have the money and mean business.
Address 2S54, thls office.
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Naturalization by a young lady as
stenographer. Address cal box No. 10
Katy, Texas.
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EXPERIENCED young lady stenographer
furnished. Address 1929 this office.
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DIED An A FuNERAL
Yeunq Woman suooumbed M .IllI.a =

Yeunp Woman Sueoumbed W.
in-Law Was Being Su''- r.,,,a
Texarkana. Texas. october ~,
excitement was created at ROM, ~
terry. I'VE miles from this place w. ,. ~
the funeral ceremony Of Mrs ~
ton was in progress. Her So ~
Miss Issia Preston. aged 90 dfop ,...sa.,s
The family physician was n su sis y
but could not save the uniof. y ~ "
Miss Preston was q MEMBER ereltlsN
est family OF this CITY ana Wa fq,1At
popular. Her ailment was 2ea''
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GRAIN AND HAY business In Central
Texas. town 1900 population, for $500
CASH established seven years. Address
Va Box 202. Cameron. Texas. IA
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SITUATION wanted as saleslady or cash
Ter IN a store; had experience. Address
1897 this Office
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AXE YOU THINKING Of buying or *.
changing your old sewing machine for a
new oneY II so. then test the world.
beaten IN your home free OF cost. Sold
by Bearden, 23l4 Odin avenue. )
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bOR SALE-Two 30-horse power upright
boilers; two lO0horse power nigh grade
automatic engines assortment dynanoS
and motors cheap. Il 70. Miller 12lO
Congress avenue. II
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SIS: wood beds 81 25 10 So; Iron bells
So. 20 to SO 80; sidebolrds 81 70 S12: fold.
Ing beds So 81 80 to S15; wardrobos
S. so, SO, IS; quilts - cents TO $40;
pillows is cents TO 81; lamps Is cents 20
81; bowls, pitchers 70 cents to 81 %.
spittoons 10 20 30 cents; buckets to %
cents tubs 30, 60, Is CENTS; scales 81. SO
70 IS; anything you need for housekeep-
Ing. WRIGHT q Coombs 414 MiLnm.
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FOR sALE--A cash drug store; sales $50
TO $50 day: rents cheGp good stand;
good town: been In drug business TWEEN
business ever saw. Invoice about $500;
can reduce stock to $500 q. 3. H., thla
Office. III
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YOUNG MAN--Send me your age aud
amount Of Insurance desired and | will
give you hgures on a twenty-pay life
policy where, In case OF death IN twenty
years, all premiums are returned with
Insurance for the interest on your money.
Correspondence confidential; notes taken
for lrst years premium Address W If.
Patterson, manager Hartford Life. Trust
huildlng, Dallas. Texas O
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WANTED-By neat German girl position
as house GIRL Address Miss 4, Waag
caro- ]. Maag. central market. city. I
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CONTENTS of select boarding house for
sale: centrally iocnted: full OF bolrders
Address 1928, this office. q
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BOOK OF valuable formulas aud
treauses Of noted chemist viii be sold
with other valuable formulas. fortune
can costly be made from the manufacture
IT any Of them; VIII be sold together or
separate at reasonable price. Address
Mrs. II. A. Naylots Palestine, Texas. 1915
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FOR SALE-A high grade rubber tire sur.
Trey, almost new, cheap. Appiy 22l5 Caro-.
line street. 8
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GOYERNESS wants position a. a ranch
experienced and has excellent tesu-
monials. Address 1916, this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEETING OF Board or Medical Examiners
for the State OF TeXas-A meeting OF the
Board OF Medical Examiners for tho state
of Texas win be held In Dallas Texas,
beginning October q 1907 to examine ap.
plioanta who desire 10 practice medicine
to transact such other business as Will
come before the board. For application
blanks, rules governing examinations ana
other information. address the secretnry,
NJ. NJ. Smith, Al. d., Austin, Secretary T;
]. Il. Wilson, a. d., sherman President
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heaters, S1.25 Up; trunks, all prices;
the largest assortment OF household
goods and hardware In the South; win
guarantee you saving OF 10 per cent;
get your prices elsewhere then come to
MS; time or cash. Thompson supply
House. 8
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1850 KINGsBURY PIANO, walnut case,
IN excellent condition. c. Janke g. Co,
sos Main.
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40 CHICAGO COTTAGE PaTior Organ;
good as new. c. Janke q Co.. sos MRIn B
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FOR sALE-Tresh process creamery but
ter, 3O-pound tub, 20 cents, T. O. b. Chap.
pell Hill. or Seuly. Texas. j. S. Hum.
richOuse & Co. .
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bl75 VALLEY GEM PIANO, dark oak
easel a great bargain. G. Janke n Co..
COS Main. &
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GOOD cook and housekeepcr. widow with
one child, wants place TO do homework
would 50 anywhere; good references. Adj
dress 1u32, this office.
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LOB hAl.h--A Biloxi typtwriier, only folf
weeks IN use. fer half Price. Apply 6iz
EhgrtFea 8
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BUILDING contractors supplies Hoists
drills, hydraulic tools, engines, boilers,
etc. Plensed 10 furnish hgures on any.
thing In machinery line from gasoline
engine to Coriiss. Wylic, Doran Co,
Dallas, TeXas. 1913
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF the estate OF
Philippe Giarratano. deceaSed--Io an por-
sons having claims against tho estate or
Philippe Giarratauo, deceased: You arc
notified ia present same within twelve
az months from the 6th day OF Septem.
her, 1907 the date OF the granting OF LETT
ters of administration TO Leon Is smith
administrator OF the estate OF Philnpe
Garratano, az the office Of said Leon b.
Smith, l0O33a Congress avenue, Houston
treNag
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SEWING MACHINES from 81 to 500 guar
nnteed. Hickman, 1910 Capitol, new
phone 1905. 5
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STOVES REPAIRED-Gas and cook
stoves. all work guaranteed. Hickman,
1910 Capitol, new phone 1908.
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FOR SALB--Surrey and harness. price $40,
or trade for shotgun. 913 Jackson street.
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CiqsA neoch Ee1s. Peat
- GyaNt ode mach az.
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-First class standard bred
horse; good mover; not afraid OF engines
cars OF automobiles; nicc phaeton With
harness complete, For information and
terms apply to A. d. Cohn. Rice hotel
annex. @
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PHARMACY. Congress ave
nue. and fannin street, viii remain amen
until y 2, m daily; your prescriptions 90.
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$3.50 KINGSBURY PIANO, dark oak case;
new, S325. 9. JAnke & Co. bO3 Main. 3
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HEATERS FOR SALE-Coal, wood, oil, at
half price. Hickman, 1910 Capitol, new
phone 1909 g