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New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
BATANGAS NOW PACIFIED.
SURRENDER OF MANY MEN AND RIFLES
REPORTED.


REPORTED.
Manila. Jan. 1.-THE full surrender of the
forces Of Colonel Marisigan, who, with Major
Cabrera and a renegade priest named Castillo,
gave themselves up unconditonally on January
10 to General Bell who is conducting the cam
paign against the insurgents in Batangas
Province, occurred yesterday, at Taal. The in
surgents caused surprise by bringing in sixty
more rifles than the authorities thought Mari
sigan could command in the district of Toaei,
which he controlled. The Filipinos who sur
rendered included three colonels, major,
five captains and twelve lieutenants. They gave
up 219 rifles and one cannon All the insurgents
who surrendered did unconditionally. Cen
eral Bell ordered the men to be released.
Colonel Marisigan says he can prevail on many
more men to surrender in the next few days.
and also obtain possession of number OF ad-
ditional rifles
General Bell says that this surrender pacifies
for the time being all the eastern part or
Batangas.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
OF Extraordinary Interest.
Last Tsvo Days of Exhibition.
Marvellous Carvings and Decorations.
0" p.r pr:* Vie" On s'..s' Free ss, :, Vie" ,,,
At the American Art Galleries,
Madison Square South. New York
of Th % ] off,
old JAPANESE sssss @ like @ % % @ @ % @ S
% % the @ do the & of @ tina" architects to-day Hr" out
. hib a pn of old tempted door.
% Shsni Which % the mt % m e n naas ps msns
pmie %rni @n % in nr n ht Witch mat the T ss.n. fs
m me ~ " ~ " ~ - ~ ~ "
are the habi Of c,,n~ ,,
rare and .as run
IF he oaerin hennfo they kfor
rhaveth day.h
N . ecrate
o he o n h the i e of
o h say
4
brac,f nture dh is IyonIyto
d -A-TES rz6t7srnoons Y
A. MATTHEWS UNDER KNIFE AGAIN.
ALDERMAN TO UNDERGO ANOTHER OPER
ALTON FOR APPENDICITIS TO-DAY.

Friends of Alderman Arrnitage Mathews were
worried yesterday TO hear that he will have TO
go back to the hospital to-day for a second op-
Grafton on account of appendicitis. Mr.. Mathews
was carried to the meeting of the Board or
Aldermen last week on a stretcher. He had been
i'll for some time on account of a surgical op-
Grafton, but when reports began to circulate
that members of the Board of Aldermen were
staying away from caucuses from unworthy
motives, Mr.. Mathews said that no matter what
hapepned to him, he going to be present at
the organization of the board. He was greatly
fatisued by his journey TO the City Hail. and
the necessity for second operation was largely
due 10 the exertions in attending the organiza-
ton of the board.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
MOTT DISCHARGES LAWYER.
HE WILL NOT SHAKE HANDS. THOUGH WITH
MAN HE HAD ARRESTED

Charles A Reed of No 2s East One-hundred-
andtwenty -first-st. the lawyer whose Magis
trate Mott caused Monday because Reed in
sisted on speaking the magistrate as he left the
court. arraigned yesterday in the Harlem court
and offered apology to Magistrate Mott. He said
that he had not meant any disrespect; that he ac-
costed the magistrate on the spur of the moment.
He told Magistrate Mott that he lawyer in
good standing, and he trusted Mott would not be
hard him.
After giving the lawyer lecture Magistrate Mott
discharged him. Reed thereupon reached his
hand to shake hands with the magistrate but Mott
ignored the outstretched hand and called the next
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15

love and affection and a gratitude such as
one people earth ever yet felt for another"
one OF the great events OF history, me sa1d,
was the civilization OF Japan. Another was the
adoption of the Declaration OF Independence
Japan has just celebrated the fftieth ami
versary of taking her place among free nations,
al which the declaration had been made that
everything that Japan was she owed 10 the
United States, and yet in half a century she had
encountered China superior ana Russia as
an equal That came. Mr.. Hoar said, from the
application OF a world power that he should
like have his country exercise; that came
from the application TO the affairs of modern
life of the great doctrine of the immortal
declaration
SENATOR LODGES VIEWS.
Mr.. Lodge urged that the resolution be re-
ferred to the Philippine Committee of which he
is chairman, and said that if the Senate
fit to charge that committee with the investiga-
ton of any question, past or present, the COM
mittee competent to deal with II, and would
deal with it honestly and effectively. If. how
ever, the committee contemplated by the reSo-
luton appointed, he said, the reason for the
existence of the Philippine Committee would
| cease.
Mr. Hoar replied that all he wanted was that
there should be somewhere a tribunal to take
evidence these questions far prac
ticable.
Mr.. Carmack, of Tennessee, while in entire
accord with the resolution, said that these mat
ters should be handled by the Philippine Com
mittee. The necessity for an investigation was
apparent, he said, because there had been a
constant joint debate between the civil and mill
tary authorities in the Philippines ever since we
came into possession of the islands.
1t being evident that a number of Senators
desired to be heard on the subject, it was agreed
that the resolution should lie the table for
day.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
HONoRED GENERAL N. H. HENRY.

Albany. JAN 1.-THE annual meeting of the Ma
tional Guard Association, which opens In this CITY
tomorrow, gave reception in Odd Fellows Hall
tonight In honor of Adjutant General Nelson III
Henry, in full dress uniform The hall had been
beautifully decorated. an orchestra present
and a buffet luncheon served MANY State and
New-York City officials were present
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
OSCAR s. STRAUS AN ARBITRATOR.

APPOINTED TO SUCCEED EX-PREsIDENT
HARRISON ON THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL
Washington, Jan. 14.-Oscar S. Straus, of
New-York formerly United States Minister to
Turkey, appointed to-day as a permanent
member of the Committee of Arbitration at The
Hague The appointment is fill the vacancy
caused by the death of eX-President Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
GOVERNORS PROPOSITION AppRovED

At a meeting of the Canal Association of Greater
New-York yesterday resolutions We're adopted In
dorsing the recommendations OF the Governor in
his message TO the legislature for the extension and
enlargement of the canal locks to one thousand
tons capacity and the deepening OF the Erie Canal
to nine feet
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
JUDGE SHIPMAN RESIGNS.
WILLIAM *. TOWNSEND. OF NEw-HAvEN.
APPOINTED HIS SUCCESSOR.

Washington. Jan. H-After the Cabinet meeting
to-day it was announced that Nathaniel Shipman.
judge for the lid Circuit. comprising Vermont.
Connecticut and New York. had resigned on ac-
count of failing health, and that William K. Town
send of New-Haven had been appointed to the
cancy, to take effect March %
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
DEBATE on THE PENSION BILL.
OPENING OF SOLDIERS HOMES TO EX-CoN
FEDERATES AGAIN ADVOCATED.

-FEDEFATES AGAI-N ADNOD a Ed.
Washington. Jan. 1.-THE House continued the
debate on the Pension Appropriation bill to-day
and devoted much time to the proposition made
by Mr.. Rixey. OF Virginia, yesterday TO open the
doors of the soldiers homes TO ex-Confederate vet
erans. Two speeches were made in support Of the
proposition by Mr.. Gardner, Michigan Re-
publican, and the other by Mr.. De Armond, a Mis-
souri, Democrat. The Republicans, with the eXcep-
tion of Mr. Gardner, took part in the discussion
ton on the Democratic side. on the ground that it
was utterly fmpracticable. Mr.. Lamb, of Virginia,
read number Of teegrams from prominent ex-
Confederates. OF Richmond, protesting against 1t.
Messrs Dick Rep Ohio Gillett Rep Massl and
Academy and Messrs. Dayton (Rep.. W. Va.), Con-
nor (Rep.. 1owa). and keho (Dem.. Ky) visitors
the Naval Academy.
At 4:35 p. m. the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
BIG BLAZE IN MANCHESTER.
FINEST BUSINESS BLOCK IN NEw-ENGLAND
NORTH OF BOSTON DESTROYED.

Manchester n. H, Jan. 1.-THE destruction of
the Kennard. granite structure considered to be
the finest business office block in New-England
north of Boston tonight proved to be the worst
fire in many years. the total loss being about
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15
THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON AT GE

Washington, JAN H-The Navy Department has
been Informed of the arrival of the European
squadron at Genoa
New-York tribune., 1902-01-15

sena you little TO try. IL you like.
ofr G. BOVINE 400 Pearl street. New York
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R. R. TELEGRAPH SCHOOL,

exclusive telegraph school In the city for rail-
way and ~eommereial work: open day and night;
men Working In the day should take advantage
q the night school and prepare themselves Tor
oetteI paying positions; make Application now
800 pe ready for a position IN the spring
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POSITIONS FILLED.

Last week The following employed students or
the southwestern business College. $40 Olive II.
as hookkeepers and stsnographers: Heine Safety
Boiler Co. Rank OF Commerc building. Lincoln
Trust Co. Lincoln Trust building. Westerman q
%. *. Washington ave. 81 Louis Dressed Beef
GO. his school prepares persons for the best Of
ice employment and makes q speciality OF assist
Ing gracuates 70 positions Day and Blght school.
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RNukiMsMOMA

Asrcsntils Se1sEe. Llneeln Trust BUILDING. Sew
enth and Chestnut StA.-Indivtduai instruction
gwen IN Boekkeeping. PenmAnsnip. Shorthand.
TypeWriunx. Arithmetic. Grammar. etc. Fan
term day and night Now opsn. Gail. te.ephone
or write for catalogue.
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E-aFLoYnEnr AeENoIrs.

AZ.
III mes oeHlr1ng help or seeking situations
u. Ctstr With the FREE Employme1t Bureau
- sue Labor BureEn o. StAtlstie1 Gsi1
% chAfxe. Tel Kinlech a 81.
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NOTICE
ONLY FIVE A MORE UNTIL THE PRICE
OF STOCK - THE IDAHO GOLD MINES
DEVELOPMENT co. THUNDER
MOUNTAIN. IDAHO.
Now selling a. % cents n share. advances -
Per ceat u IS cents per share: par value. 8lN-
This advance is made because the company has
sold the allotment az . cents. and because q -.
cent devclupmentS and authentic information Of
the astonishing extent Of the value % the som
pany's mines. possibly never surpassed In tho
history % frer-miiiing gold mines.
For subscriptions or full Information apply %
IDAHO GOLD MINIS DEVELOPMENT 30.
Security Bond and stock Co. fiscal agents. 49,
Chemical building. ST Louis. No.
Idaho Mining Journal" sent free
ONE per cent monthly on your Investment N
an absolutely safe mining company stnck. Ask
Tor Soaora prospectus AMI bank refeTerces-
Roanoke Investment CO.. Marquette building.
Chicago. III.
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BOOKS. PAPERS.


BOOKS BOUGHT Ter cash. Call or send address.
M1is's Book Store. GO Chestnut u.
VAVL Woman's way to health; booklet free by
mail or at as Aemod-Jaccsrd building
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qsrks aad CenseSsrA
ASSISTANT DRTG0TsT, WANTED Mus Dc
TIssdEiss ieTSsa n II w W5S9i' R en- NJ.
CLERK WANTED-Clerk FOR grocery and sa-
loon; call Monday after 5 O'Clock at SHENANDOAH
and Missouri sves.
CLERK wANTED-Experesced clerk Fer
any; references. b 5S. Republic,
CLERKS wANTED-Two grocery clerks 20
drive delivery, wagon and work IN TtorS AgpS
and Fnney-
wANTEDLofnce man. 81: a.
Eistant. SO: grocery clerk. 81 ALlsr. SIS olSe-
GROCER wANTED Experienced grocer 70
msnshs POSITION: one able % invest 900 to H.cS
preferred. safe and profitable. Address stsuhs
references. 3 30. Republic.
3 per week; nine hours work; requires only a
fair education. II 81. Republic
NAN wANrED-To work in Office: married
and living n ID, vicinity OF Chouteau ard Man
chester sves erred; STATE former eSpeHehee'
OFFICE MAN wANTED-BrEht. active young
man for office work In n large manufacturing
plant: must be quick and accurate at asures and
meTited advancement Q 81. Republic
SICK beneat company has debts: paws - per
cent and SALARY: no lapse = go. Kepanne-
wANTED-Drug clerk: registered: single pre-
lerreds send reIertnce% ~ u. Not'"hH-ms 49,
Plains. so.
YOUNG men 20 run on passenger trains good
wages. Apply l-9 Olive, to-day: -
YOUNG man to work in grocery store: take
orders and deliver. Call Monday a. n, 5VS
Minerva ave.
YOUNG NAN wANTED-Young man. between
% and = years q age. TO keep a st OF books:
no attention 10 answers unless refertnce. ace
and salary expected are given. o "a. Republic.
YOUNG MEN WANTED-severzl young men,
about Is years OF age. that would ike TO learn
the fahbinE dry goods business. salary small To
ooninence: steady Advancement F Gt. Re
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WANTED = Bundle boys;
must be IA years of age; ap-
ply to Superinten dent,
Scruggs, Van dervoort &
Barney.
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HAYWARD'S

business and Shorthand College. z3. -. Fl and
u ODD FeiloWs building. Individual instruction
IN shorthsnd Typewri,ing. BookkeeptnE Alta
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THEATRICAL.
ST. LOUIS CALCIUM I

ST. LOUIS CALCIUM LIGHT co.
Oxygen ard hydrogen gas furnished for stereoD-
ticon and movinE-picture machines Stefsoptcon1
and views for reuC: also calcium lights with col
ors furnished for theatrical entertainments, mas
uuerades dress balls. fancy 500 dances. tabieaux
and living pictures. shadow pantom.nes. church
festivals Xmas trees and UeddingA a9 Elm -
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REMOVALS.

oRENovED52oe,9r 4 a KIrehneg to ri Y
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WALL PAPER.


WE paper rooms for s.. including paper; send
postal: We call Schuisze, 1S0 Salena.
ZFHNFR a Co. IEo Papin sC-PaperhanEinE.
Whitening end plastering. all work done at loW-
est rates. satisfaction guaranteed; send postal.
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psIN

BUSINESS
mi TSgtieui1rs ana Price. T -. Repasic
GAS ana gasoline engines built; repairing q
an knts. Machine shog, tGl EaSion- -
ny German doctor. country place to Ioeate'
cluse to city. C IS Republic.
TWILL and the business you want Ter you I
VII protect your interest. to-. u & CtaNleS' ."
Eaet1n ave
I WILL. gt a buyer fof your business quickly:
! Sc ten buyers wnsn you -e gn-; my business
Crawiey. SH Eastnn ave
LADY 10 run a hoardInx-house Inquire 81
= BroadVay. East 81 Louis cali Santly-
MATTER q fact. IL Is never too late To msnd,
slhn4n- practical sho%maSlnE 80 olNe 8
MEN and WYNN TO bay hau.. Furnishings at
Crayson a Go. sr2 y BroddNay-
POSTAGE stamps taken Tor candy. cisaE. %
Looks. novels. etc. "a Narsst ST.
SMALL store or restaurant pay cash e snap
harEAin. r - Republic
WANTED Gcod-payins barber shap, down
Eubuc-
WANTEp-H.gmIgg-60 1z,. give I~5cail5n aud
,sms. L & Republic
WASTED-SmAII restaurant GA OlIy- 81. o.
wANTED-To. i.a~e ga vesr;lble and mea,
msEset. Win EIiNitEr q puiiug- can sNr gpTi
t-f-T"n,e & 80. h-pu0hr
wANTED-RoominE-haus% near jefferson On
aver quick I -. Eerabi.s-
WANTED-5o iadl,s 10 have tsejr taiIor-mads
suit repaired and cleaned. skirts cleaned. pressed
sud bound. from 81 up- Z am th- best in this
iine ~ The Sity. I'm wetE and popular prices
EnG-ls zs y Tw-nty-thirI e.
WI Ii get = buyer Tor Or tuy outright sny
lrutmat- business. quickly quietly. s~afisfar-
lerly Glascock Brokerage -. 90 ctrstnnt.
WE want 10 --II your busia-ss. ~ cnafg-< ia
advance. loan ycu money To- huy ou: any lcgiti-
uat- business
MOUND CITY BROKERAGE COMPANY.
Room - Emile building. "a olive 20.
WHITE cutt1n-top mattrrsses. E.G. g1ui quail
~ TICK. II. G. uDutEan tphul-t--lTg and Bed
ding NIX Co. lsIe and a. Olive. Three phones
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WAITER KANTED-Flrst-ciaa arm raiter In
cnnee house. star Bakery. III Market e.
WATER WANTED-Frsf-cisas head waiter.
with references Westmoreland Hotel. Taylor
and Maryland.
WAITER ETC. WASTED-Frt-class watt
e.. also men 70 wash dishes. Call ready for
Fdrk Monday tacrus1g At Administration Bud
tE Restaurant Nelids Fair Grounds
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YADrES! Use cksehsste1s EAgHsh Psasyrvysl PIls.
IA E-.ff ssfe-a. Osly senablei Take - stA@.
- Ray sryeaP DvaGEtst. o. sa4te s.np- hsRHr1.
ula- - ERrfsf ~ LndieaI In lstfeF ~ refun nall
ChfrAast-r Chaalcal c. Ph1sAA- Pa
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MEDICAL.

DIR. ELLA ALLEN. female specialist. IS years
suecessfur experience perfect ~seclnsion dnrins
confinement. only private. reliable. incorporates
home. best accommodations. trained nurses N
fan:s adopted; lowest terms. bis olive 81
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CSC ": s ssR; Nv $ 81 =!
NRS. SCHAEFER, CLAIRVOYANT.

Advice On business. Health. Love. Marriage.
Speculation. Divorce; settles lovers guarrels.
brings separated tocether: speedy marriage: lo%
Gates buried treaSurc. removes evil Influences.
cures fits. drunkenness. ISIS Lafayette ave
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MISS LARGE,


H0DMG Bunious and all troubles OF feet
SAlNOg treated. D.. Spencer. 40 Kokeu
bldg. ~ Locust. cp2osite Lsciece Gas Co,
hRS. DR. HOGAN s sssfLyss ssf sI1t. s.s S .sa5..
90 u desired: ladies IN trouble. call or write.
.erms reasonaele; consultation free. 21s olive
GOLDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
Relieves In three hours Beware Of suosdtutess
Co. Price S0. ~ Oivs 81
DR.. LRTHUR'S GOLDEN SEAL R. g;%1.:
Patent applied for: relieves IN three hours: beware
o. substitutes. r1na genuine without signature OF
Golden seal Ned Co. SCI Washington. price IL
MEDIUAS-CLAIRvOYANTs.
l. Fifteen Cents P-r Line.
CLAIRyOYANT-Mme. Roza truthful spiritual
adviser; free tee, this week; readings. Sc- Par
lors. 1873 Olive.
DEVELOPING classes now open: can be con-
specially. Mrs Crawford. 2Ss2A Franklin ave
MADAAE ANNIE, spiritual medium. win give
a free test 70 all who call the first week Of her
stay IN THIS CITY. us Eugsnia at
BECKER Trance Medium 1s3I WaSh-
cali on this gifted woman. who claims no home
l. 50 rnharrV or heart 50 sad but can be
changed BY her influence.
; SPIRITUAL readings: CONSULTATION on an buFi-
ness matters. development both In class and url-
vate. no name: no signs. 3ofs Franklin ave.
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A FEW ladies u ability 10 tray-l and establish
agencies for manufacturer. - manent position
ard salary. sawyer Me- Co.. Chicago. III.
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SALESMAN WANTED-City sa'ssman Who Is
selling goods to-day 30 TIE local dry goods trads
line TO tha right party on salary OF salary. and
commission. Appiy. stating saATy expected to
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or Ode linz 20 general stores:
literal eommisslops ssmRlss 1as -
drrss p. %, care Dry Goods E~eonozist. ~
Greens 81 Kew York
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SaIesmen.

Salesman.
salesman salesman Tor new
electric linz. csIl Tslmase, Chemical building
SALESMAN WANTED Wen-dressed experf-
enced man. after 8 Rom 20 ~. MARKET -
Statesmen wANTED-TWo goaI houss-fur-
P Pa6he -al''n'5n' 'l - -.
SALESMAN wANTED-saiesnan Tor hotel and
restaurant trade by wnO.esale conee-kcuse. y 81.
Republic
sALFSNAN-TWo best lines On market. Hight
man make = to SO per day Nov TO Jan. l. &
80. Republic
SALESMAN wANTEp-salstman 10 represent
an oui % town 10th hose: commission . Per
cent Z -. Republic
SALESMAN WANTED-On he EncyCi. igdl1
T! 81 MaSsi TO- n& I4ilzS z i IseSa Siq isS iSuPon 'sea'
Statesmen wANTEp-Two saissmcn IN each
Psnicks Tobacco Works c.. Penleks. Va.
SALESMAN wASTED-Saiesman for high
me age. expenFnc~. reference, etc + -. Re
pueHc.
80 FSITIO WRNTFD-HTrh-cIass man -I-5
rood. clean record on Ridpath's History a. dem
onstrstor. exceptional opportunity invesugate-
- 80. Republic.
Statesmen wANTED-ssIesnez TO rNtaii 10
msrchsnts svssp5iE brushes. etc: q hancsons
l.ns last Ssa.rs go Sai c4peiass.f. q y "r
sALEsAfEN our 81 bottle sar-
sapzriiA Tor g: be-; seller, - per cent nroot:
write to-day for terms ana terntory- = r.
GftNues - GN-AAAL
SALESMAN WANTED Experisneed cigar
salesman with esthbiished locaI trAds 70 eel, 20
retailers direct: By representauSe Phtladeipaia
factory making hiEh-grads s anS i9e sissrs Ad-
dress. giving fun a-teceoeutS = J. Tracy. IN
s Thirtrsnth st. Philsdeiphia- p
sALEsMAN-LarEe eoTporstien just erxaaized
wants 4 man who T. Competent 70 DEVELOP . CO.
operative plan amanS gens,ki trace; t:rritory
weesiy advance- Retaiier-' Co-ODeTative Corpora
aon. Cleveland
SALESMAN WANTEp-Cty ss'esman Who ;
ceiling goods to-day 10 the local dry goods trade
for 81 Louis house. permanent position and god
linz 70 the right PARTY on salary OF salary and
commission. Apoiy. stating salary expected. to
G - Republic
STARK HURsERr pay le.f= ueeEly n yeu
eel. stark trees. LBuisianA Nc. Dansviile. n r
TRAVELLING saies-nan for Missouri 10 sell re-
tai trade Attractive. saiahis tine eNtaeilshc1.
nfrh-Fafed house. BOX "a. Detroit. Mich
TRAVELLING aalesmen selling 70 hardware.
Implement and lumber trade. 20 eel wire fenciag
On commission Address Box H. love Sty. IA
TRAVELLER on de linz 70 general storss:
liberal commissions. EsmPle. e.rned q ne
pnck-t. article vel advcrftSed 70 ne uanr 81
dTeSs p. D., care Dry Goods E~eonozist. ~
Greene 81. New York
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eRpaA Iann BONES. etc. Mayer FeruuEsr
NUN a Junk Co. Inl y. Twelffh
a.. St LouiL No Ert uG aend for pFicea
tRON u. Mayer 4 son. SS-s7 Chouteau
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ELEVATOR o WANTED. Apply 10 en-
eineer : a. n. Monday at SIS Washington ave
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/ 0n0nT0NnE Secondhand q all kinds. bouEht
tlnIpfkHlTf and s0c all the year round. Geo.
UUul LillluL Brueckmann. Main & Valentine.
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ON cLorInNu nouGHT.

ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid for ladies
ard gents caxt-on clothing. send postal. : Cor
don. ~ Morgan a. Kinioch = 0iS
cash price paid for ladies' and gen
uemeu's cast-oH clothing. call or send postal.
Ma J. Miller, es Walnut KIN. A -: no branch
WASTED-Gentiemen's clothing bust about
e.. state cash price. X ~ Repuhlc.
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HAS WANTED-Hv manufacturing company
doing a profitable business a Kocl. live man
with capital. 10 increase facilities and double
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