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STOVE REPAIRS.
sTTTATIoXs wANTEp-MALE.

SIIIAIIUNs
A L. K Accountant. a6l5 Sheridan ave,
or Kinloch - $50. warts situation or office books
to adjust.
EMBELLISHMENTS as baker as first hand; city
or country. X 11. Republic.
BOOKKEEPER-PCs!tinn a. Dookkeepcr or Of
fceman: five years experience. hrst-Class refer
ences. J 80. Republic.
BOOEEEEPER-Ry a Young man o. good hab-
its, a position as assistant hloksceper or any kind
Of office work L o.. Republic
BOOKKEEPER-Or Office clerk. seven years
experience. desires position with good house:
hrst-class references. r .. Republic.
BOOKKEEPEE-S!tua.iun bv active ygu-E
business man. familiar with office routine. cor
reSpcndeaae. bookkeeping. e,c.: eNpar enccl. com
spetent and reliable. y 10. Republic
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Wedding Rings ISOIid Gold.
Finest qualities. s. 10 81. NermOd * JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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ABSOLUTELY highest cash price paid Co- sec
onin"nd FURNITURE. carpets. stoves AMI frI'h--s.
send postal. I1 y Twelfth s.. Jo- Earsl-E,r-
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AL. EHntS f%irrittIe- Tt-.s. c1rpcts. rngtsntS
nous stores toHrat. L.s'aS- prices paid J.
q. M---u---- ~ E.s. Nv MN. ID =
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IEilNON1 NJ
Fifteen Cents Peg Line.
a ftiyAfE a.,.Stiye does s4sGow-1s and IN
AB-'L-TE private Noms before AMI during
c1Lhaaw-gt- F"- particulars. call or write Mrs.
u smith. Physician ari SlrEra1. eng East1n.
cnNFf%.SES1S ga; tr'lEeE uu=i-g: clesant
sized: lldIss treated 20 s.. treatment, eg1ran-
clEteI. tc.-s-i horne. wacr5 you arc well treat
,.'oNFINENE$T~ tra.. home found for Infants
n desired: -H--u----.r and fritl Treatment tree:
clui"a licensed Eo~ls T".r" Nr ST Your case
EGs.2a..l b.. r Iay-glt .a-le- ,ry nv rsEr-
an NAL rrsau;ly a-swsrad ~7atsucs me, at taL
OF station b my vehicle. Ls H.. Murphy. ~
src ~ pirc St. 0E--e k'niorH O. 81
DIR MARY ARTHUR. s7sc,aI~t-LZliSs IN
sase. t,kga: iaf1uS5s Is s]lI5Tg,s-4&' II wa lsa43:as'
DIR DENNIS. - uassiHst,2
neat: re-f ., S-c--yv ans scat-sfgn: Infants
Uu-r0E Ella &LLEN-F.r-ie specialist: .
y.stS sgcesful sTp7ri'nc': ,ng ,pIvat. rrl.-
III. means % perfect sr-re-y I-riu= ,onaaeuent:
,1fl7rr aar--gt G-". best ac-cmm3dltions: low
LApIE-Mv REGULATOR nsger fails; one com
nl-t' treatment free Mr. = starr. @Es Frouk-
MIpwIFT-Rere.ves du-ias confinement: homes
for infants. LADIES' in t-ousle. call -AS Lafsvet:-
Mrs. Dr. Nu=7hy'- REGULATOR g. Colleen Seal
&c: treats Isi.'5 81. No cure. no pay. 2i25 Olive.
ERTIGE+Ird.-s n trouble went re-
Eret caUi-e- rr medicine 100 y Ewing; Z 1858.
DIR. HOGAN receives before and daring
confinement. infants adopted n desired: ladies' IN
trouble. Cgl o. write: terms re9s| 0ahlc. consul
tatioR free 2G5 Olive st. 81 Louis
MRS H~0TSOS-LsGies' private home during
confinement: alSo.u-e privacy aEt safety assured;
elegant lions. trained nurses. moth
erly care and regular physician. satisfaction
Eufrautr I'd. infants adopted. -St'ie1 attention at
lowest tsrEl~. Call or write G23l olive ST
wANTEp-Men who are weak o. diseased to
write f0- fire. booklet edited L. the leading and
uaSt sgr~rsSfu, specialist In ttc q. 5. Address.
;. Newton Hathaway. ". .. 81 I.ran bldg. At
l1Ur-- o.
SPAHHAWK RHEUMATIC CURE
Cures RheurGats1. LumbqEc. S-uralgia. Bladder
and Nii-sy troubles and IS q me hood ,prriier-
GuarHut-aI 20 cure. -. SpI-Eawk Chemical Co..
20 ClestnCt So. ST L"C'S. 40.
np. A]THIR'S GOlD-R SAL F gg9s,s
Patent araliad Tor relieves N th-e~ hours: hcvars
= substitutes none Ss-uf-~ without signature Ct
Golden SEAL Nsd- -. 81 Washington: price 81
COLLEEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR
Reli-vss n thr-c hcu-s. Beware OF substitutes.
hone genuine without signature OF Catuia Med.
81 v-fa a 90 gSal Olive 81
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miscellaneous.


Hone WORK $50 u..atsy lowing lsttr's
...T.r ~sN -s~I two - .uUs fH- part Cu.t;s
I..ya-~ supply 60. l's' Hai~r'l - tui'aS"-
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Fer safe.

For Sale.
FINE surrey. have no nom f5r Il: so can
81 carroll ST.
FINE young brown horse aai seuIy painted
! tgp ouE6y. separate ca=-P- 40 Ne" AaHcH-s
=
F0JR lrs;-ciass aI'-ar--.ad hols suitable
for delivery. surrey. I-%gy Rear i4S faia.--
.FoyE nice DRIVING and deiisery. horses. three
ns car." NprA horse. rlna"iIt. jlmP-se1' SUI
F'E- ~ y Th's-sa-
GENTLE ftruv horse hiEH-pln.,ei storm
Thls-lay. Joaca.uau. 81. L,n-e,l boulevard.
GENTLE black Hare. s5od io- flmiiy uas:
a.. -. N'.ia AaaINr-
GgoD horse. buggy and harueSs f1r sale. 80:
rlgi w,Fs aoFsa. go IL y. jefferson.
Guou r~a.a-:ur, c-r. ;-=m an Aarucz=. god
reason r. s,..Hr. 81, viscousta ave.
I COOP delivery hors. So. barsain: horse. run
about ara EarurS-. tlN- an ta--NE -49 Li.tss.
GOOD team Il losses. usu'E-spsiaS s,-ks
Ii&ItNES--ae Besl s.-o-tmvnJ .: p-w ana
S--r.Gl.uI -.azuv2s in TIE -ity ard al s.tJ!.
suSiF.rS. - EEcNett. - A. IA =. h.oaewey-
HIGE c:-NSs surrey hc.s-. 6 yeass CID: rrce
so. ~ -. ? uni. Ia M!ssisZ Pr. -
HORSE: and wagon Tor sale.
HORSE aId harn.ss. 20 CaI at Coleman
l.. RAVANAUGH has on hard AZ mis- new
stable. Nireteenth AID th~stngt. az SFS g..
a#aa|H 49, ..T" .-r. 49, H-
snail caaal.ssinn. k.r.5-h : "a.
NICE. gentle riding pony. birdie md ssIIe
cheap IS krHntry LNs-
NICE Hay maze. 8 Lars. perfectly SOUND.
afrsii - nothing 80 tssl ave
ONE o7c-s,ry, express wagon. god condition:
cheap 1915 y. Sixteenth So
y horse. ssol. hgayy rllel. mus; be sold
90 your own price ISL Franklin
ONE sound mare aslvy ssV wasoa. with
p-c ur sH'ft newly tainted. so, storm o2EEs'
81. call TtaT Ib-i Olive.
I.lIE Er=e marrs. match team mules. ; years.
two s-ts harness, lS2 : E-yatway.
EUuuER-TIRED ruaa5eut. small spring
vaEcI. fg sale cheap so Slleaa It
EUEBER-TiEEu. rIsh-panel storm buggy.
horse ami harness: a!s' express wagon =
SMALL. horse and harness. 81. also small de-
Ivers Eiar-. So 2ilJ Pope ave
TIN Shetland ponies: G,-tis. any one can
d.iy. fr ,~at.ar,a. mu-; D. sold Is LncIsG
mar. harryss. buesy. So Sli GTFai!oa.
w horses. so and So team q mules. farm
wagon ami harness. @iis Mullln2hy.
TWO eo1I vosE or delivery r-rses spring
wagon aEd harness: cheap 80 : broadway
E",s,. L. Tounis: s." -f4 : Eoo1dWay.
TWO H'E draft Fors.s and Iaiy's driving mar.
ctfv tr h. must sst. have o." N-TA l.
David. contractor. l"i : -eTars"n-
TSr witi!cb'- TOP ve=cz~: patent ed gate;
al kinds vehicles sold I'D butt 20 order. IL
= S~yeniE 81.
HARNESS v,.s EETAiL pE PIT .,,r.
}. II. siCNLES S1Dn'.F:HT Co
EARNESS -%nI=h-cln>s goods at
p. Z. h~RALLTtN. 2tn. CN>S AVE.
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F~EtTHEES-Seud FOR " SD-.,wa1. sr-S Ollvs
a.. - Won want ,o 60 highest values ami hon
e. weight. sad postal
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'AANA AHaH hHa-AR .AAAAN ~ NAsA
Ter: has had good experience. 2G4e Locust.
roNPANTnN-By young lady Of refinement,
position as companion 10 lady travelling for sum-
mer. NJ &c. Republic.
INCONSISTENCIES by competent woman as cook
or housework- Call 44fI Easton ave. 10 note.
~CooK-situation by frst-cIass general cook:
wages SO; also by waitress. 3geS Morgan st
COOK-A competent woman warts cooking; IS
-ood cook. or would DO general h1Usaw0rk. is
frst-class lauudress; good wages expected 5IS5
Delmar ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN family 10 do
intending ana light homework. does not object -
children. Address Womans Training School. lt2s
Locust.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by widow lady.
with little girl. as hOusekeeper for widower. with
daughter, or old couple preferred: must be quiet
and respectable: more Tor good home than salary.
exchanged. Call 1913 :. Sixth 81. rear. Inquire
for Mrs. Tunnclin-
~ LAUNDRESS-Colored woman wants washing
20 bring home. Call at at55 Easton ave.
LAUNDRESS-Situation by experienced whita
woman: washing 70 take home. AIS Keanerly
ave.
LAUNDRESS-Smal laundry and blankets 70
take home: clstorn water. nice yard: reference.
Mary Owens. 1916 st. Ferdinand.
MAID-Situation as housemaii by good Ger
man girl: references can be had from former en-
pioyers- so Maryland ave.
~RESPECTABLE woman wishes rooms IN ez-
change for washing or ironing: no Easements
Hee1 apply. 25le Wash ST.
STENOGRATHEE - Experienced stenoErapher
and assistant b"nk6eeper wishes position. salary
SIC. r lei. Republic.
STENOGRAFHER-Experienced stenoErapher.
owning machine. wants copying TO DO 1t home:
satisfaction guaranteed. Sis Olive ST
TELEPHONE Leich Bros. l1s5 Century. Tor
competent. experienced stenosraphers, bookkeep-
ers and office help.
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COMPANToN-By young lady Of refinement.
position as companion TO lady travelling for sum-
mer. NJ &c. Republic.
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Wanted.
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FJI.'. -aiue pail n az E17s y, furri'ur-.
- N'S. ranges. carpets. ~f-et.r-~. uic or little
1t. send postal. Ssask 2e5 TrlnLIIr.
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SECONDHAND f~G--I.G-c. stoves &c. large Or
snail iHfs. bong 2 ST re- d. nee r -.gr1. good
TsioeS given ry G.bs1u. .els WASH 81.
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S-teno=raphers.
STENCGEAPHE3 wASTED-An ,xp-rierred
stenns-apheT. call uf Roe building.
STE$OGRAPEERS WANTED-Naic -trnr--
raphcrs- railruai. eNp-css and mercantile V4aan-
cies. 10 Gdvance charges. Le.gh BT1s.. Century.
Walters
WAITER WASTED-whitr man - Wait n
table and do other houseWcrk- II PARK,
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COOK wANTED-cook: soOl wages: references
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COOK-SituatIon by competent woman as cook
or h~ousework. Call 44i7 Easton ave. 10 note.
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SferoEraphcrs-

MRS EAEEES -li CI;v" $ .-E,9a-: teacher
shfst Ear- touch ttitWIt.l-. sige.l. =.HrIrs
rt-t=. Investigate
STENcGRATHEE wANTEr-Y"su= sa. SO
rsragarr. quick. ue-; and ae i'a:'. 'i'". "a
" i#I Republic.
STEN1GRAFfEFR wANTEp-Le8v stow. ga
ra'r FL: some 'sIr-."u,,. 50 Acme 'H.Gv.-slHu
Company. El Chemical h~uiiiiuE.
STEN0GE,PHERS aNTE:p-FcmaIr 60
UurrsrE--S. -Ng.EEErJi. fr SO. 81. *. s EH-
s:uors. L'ish E7.s. i"5 Ccn;IsE.
-isccIInEcouE
GIRL WANFEn-To take car" - laundry co.
i's- Continental Laundry 'uHpIag. Ia.a'r-
rrst ana Ias> ave.
GIEIS wASTED-Fi.t- rI--. s's-Gy w17s al
F;IuU.er auE winter: god lay. Army At CsCr.
ECnsteL's. comm Erisi ami Olive as
LADIES' wASTEu-Fe- stam9sr= steady
work: good pay. no experience needed. S...r.
80 olive -.
LADIES' 'o learn halri-.ssluE. ran.cgr.E= p
facial massage. new Isli tar Eralu~-e-. sp..u-
I'D Jay. 4.Ir weeks completes. Cal -r.-'
Mulcr coles. ilil Make s.
S~CRTEwcENS WANTEu-pr-m,nsut posi-
ton. @@a Morgan
WOMAN whNTEDA good woman Tor Kitchen
work ~ @f-7 Olive
WOMEN AMI S.rIs can make g auF NOR. G1Iv
selling patent lnrk-rhain Gr"ss skirt ultrN-r fast
ca"ss. mail sample - cents FlagNet Iasts-g-
co. i5 " Tw-nty-thiri -. Now NorS.
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COOK wANTED-Cook. and also to Z" general
h~ous'wOrk: good wages. no washing. - Morgan.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.-

EXCHANGE AND BARTER.
DIAMONDS or jcWelry in exchange FOR den
tistry. T 90. Republic
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COOE-A competent woman warts cooking; IS
-ood cook. or would 10 general h~pusaworb: is
Trst-class lauudTess. good wages expected. 5IS5
Delmar ave.
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o

MADAME -Eff-gN. formerly OF London.
ENGLAND. teil- fortune Is. y Nineteenth 81.
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H~I.SEHOLD goods .r s,o-- and move. ~lSaet
watch -ls- m civ. haut.t fn- =5rE- G-0Fg'
J,"'-st. -' y tEa.- L.uIzja'.t 60.
T. feather te'=. will u1y e. % So: send
Il-taL s. Ea.s.-a lis /. HIr.l :
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EELP wASTED-FEMALE.
Cooks.

COOK WANTED A good competent cook
- Lucas ave
COOK wANTED-Cook: good wages: references
required. Ia2S Locust.
COOK UANTED-Cook. and also % Do General
h~oUsswOrk: good wages. TO washing. 81 Morgan
COO wANTEB-Ssat white Ftrl as cook.
German preferred. family Il tN". .is Won Yer
sen ave
Dol ETC. wANTEp-roaE ard ri-l; 50
auI 81 4 month. Tor boarding h..-"- - "
R-uaaAay-
CpoE WANTED--irst-class -"lk: small Uri-
vat- family: ny washing or ironing. r-irrrnr 5
required BIG NaS' iEE'un.
COOK wANTEr-A woman cook g. small
hotel IN gUuutrg- X mis- IT,. - miles from
rtv g., on Mrs. - =. H1s-a. JoS"r ii'feI.
Ei-hth aaa Pine. 9:sn Wednesday morning
GTG wANTEp-Coaki-r ~nI nj hn~S'-
work small family. n. washing southeast cor
ror Tower Grove and Magnolia AYES. north IN
trance Tower Grove Park
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CASHIER-Young lady wants situation as cash
Ter; has had good cXperlence. 2An Locust.
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SEWING Machines

i%GER automatic. wilcox & GiHHs. -
t-Hn-h-st snnr-..~U machines. So -r. Nss
N1IS SEWING AilrE.n" '1-- 1910 Franklin ave.
We sell 81 makes Or hFS1-rsac- s.v-rE ma
chimes 20 nEJ rrIr-- iarr's- stns' IN city all
ms hines nali 'slCg- Ls-l-'" FRANKLIN.
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GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD Goods.
Wanted.
ABSOLUTELY fuI value raid for eattre con,
tents % ruusts. flats. -y.. IL I!cEsyu. $40 la.
cas- ave kia!"ch e l-s5-
ABSoLrTEI-Y h!gh-s, cash price PAID so- sec,
ssEd plstaI. ~ y Twelfth s.. Jo. Ezns.aEsr.
o5 AL. Eis4s f]arlir.ls @ c1rre,s -aI'ents'
&. WosElrarT. vi Csss ave Ihrne u -
kis,.g q urEit.rs. p.ar'-. carssrs. -cn-
Pat+ W'lT. -s4' Vark. 1h.H- e a. A'in ts1si.
BEFORE moving sol furniture ard ~,e1tlers
don't want. send postal Aeat.n. UtI = JsGsrson.
ash paid f.r dig furniture AID stoves. sand
postal = J. I,n. %a Eistpn av..
FEtTHEES-Seud Tor " Sp-e'ma1. srs Olive
81 u Ngi want Co 81 highest values AMI hon
-, weight. S'nd postal
I'LL. yalns rail- eali.Ir..a1 81, N.1l' O. fg.ni,gT,
lp'' send postal. SAX 22S Franklin.
~uD.SzHoLu goods Co. s:o-. and move, s1He,
Jos,ssr. -u san. L.aistarl -.
postal $ Ea;svia us = Srr,a 50.
.S STIIp2%phASP "a 7l.s,g ,sey.s &c h,Hz. Q;
Ti'tS E!yta ~ Ges,a. =Is WASH st
Far sale.
Nii. g." chests. r".r.-.~sta-s. gas a1t gasoline
stoves los than g-- rH rra-.e room Tor r4I
goods cvaira Eros. r-stIas Nsss-. 81
ANTIQUE mrEr-ary furniture. ~c-.nr,--. F-.rk
OH StEl,. antique ana hrr-a-trar. raiaJ.us- aai
gEE.'s. "r0i-s1i" e.. f-rai.- Gey. 1-I :. BlaaG
FITE ak bedroom salt. l, of ras fixtures:
very cheap SO Els--l ave.
fly hezuu:s, new gas Fixtures . :. 8. hail
ard A'f"han lsH'. ',-. gr9 Pine.
FU"NITUEs ~ zy71i Ga- NJ 81 Fiazey
NA-TECsSES-I6 heavy cotton tors. $40:
-H-ta 80 - e. u-UiEIl tphIist"..rE a1a
G.-!iuS Ni- go. @l2-Fz& p.vs 81 Phone u -
NEW r~1rri't.r. .n.srt r-gs. etc dig SWING
= ra-l.- time E4yaa II G-ST-I. NvN York Ssar-
- Ca--DaHy. -ia Wash st
sIX-EpLE Tanr-.
80 y Tvruri.ra 81.
sewing Machines.
SINGER. tutarl'ia. Wl.IroV & GIBBS. So
t-Hu-hrst sHaU-g.~v machines. So -T. New
NnIS SEWING NaCEin" '1.. 1870 Franklin ave.
We sell 81 makes Or hFS1-rsa.- sewing ma
cst7.S 20 rGJ vr.r--. .Grr's- store i1 city an
ms hines hali I.lCg- L-s-l-l" FRANKLIN
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
Wanted.
WANT god. cheap mule. about - hands high.
IN god ,pIaitI9G. u maui masI-1n- 40 Page
FINE surrey. have no rom f1v &: $50 Gail
81 carroll 81.
FINE yf.r1rs. l-,vv, l--Ss avf l,avyf- -1frtai
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SITUATIONS w4NTED-MALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u Young man; I've
ysars. experience as boosksspsr: Livias wi,h
Parents. large acquaintance IN city. b-sf ref
,r,ar.s from other ,InJ!.Ga-s and others. Henry
lsatnUsl. SNs Windsor place
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NEW r~urFi'Llr. sni-rt TGSs. etc ulg swing
= cs-h. time E.vsa II d"Sr-J. SvH York Scr
- Ca--UaLy. -. Wash It
sGX-HpLE Tanr-.
49, = ----L-- l. =.
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Gasoline and Steam Engines,

E1lltrr. Fttam II'nps. ft-lm. r1a AMI -airr sup
Rites. EaVr-Iu TaCaIa=ry. betting Eus-. &c.
FAIRBANKS WORSE 4 a.. -. Louis.
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q WANTED-Ssat white Ei,l as cook:
German preferred. family Il tN". .is Won Yer
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SNoEESTACES-L0t 70 - g inches. second
hand sse"t.sun SrlEeSfacks= ai~l uu-icht boilers.
almost new. RYAN Bros. SO y. Levce.
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~~~~O~~~----
CLERK N.~tN.EEp-N.u-E wHn Tor grocery
EnI aIir,r- S.Irg-s~r euEts'r G.l'Hi AMI Thomas
II~HN.-UEi: NNNTEi.-Bssuas5,- Ger a
LH Iulsu.. Hu. I'll Zinc 81
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LAuNDRGss wANTED-For family washing.
4SS Cattace ave
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SP4gRAWK RHEUMATIC CURE

Cures Rheuruatis-a. LumbgEc. N-uralgia. Bladder
and NI{-sy troubles and is q f1s blood purifier
Guaranteed % cure. -. SpI-EawS Chemical ca.
20 CaestnCt 81. st Louis. 80.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-01-10
NIDY Z SMITH IN i.
Hsvs purchased this space,
.wateA II as1t xssH.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION
Ths Knights of Pythias Iedgs 8asss.
FL tain Friends aA& Have :,

The public installation of officers
ond supper given by Holly Lodge
No. III, Knights Of Pythias, on
on Monday night may appropri-
ately bs called grand success.
Each member Of the lodge in
vited a friend and his family and
the result was there were one hun
dred fifty people present.
The ceremonies of installation
occupied about an hour and a half
and we're conducted by Deputy
Grand Chancellor g. II. Adams in
manner which gave to the visi-
itors true impression Of the mis-
sions of the order.
The Holly orchestra, composed of
Messrs. Crowley, Wood and Har.
den, and Miss Lulu Wood rendered
some of their excellent music at
the opening and closing of the
ceremony.
After all the newly elected off,
Gers had been installed table
was arranged in the center Of the
hall and extending its entire
length, containing sixty plates.
Upon the table was placed every
thing that is good in the way Of
eatables. The table did not groan
beneath the weight but no doubt
it would if it had had any voice in
the matter.
The guests filled the first table
and after them came the knights
with their families who bravely
endeavered to consume every thing
in sight, but the supply was 20
much greater than their storage
capacity that they were compelled
70 give up aud acknowledge defeat.
Itwss an event long to be re-
membered by those who were there.
The many scomplimentary remarks
expressed BY the visitors ss to the
sociability Of ths members Of the
order showed that the lattsr's
s1ofts 70 entertain had been emf
inently successful.
Tbs eommittes having in change
ny asals ! I ~ ef .As'sapsss did
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their work thoroughly, aud W.
B. Padley as chairman OF the com
mittee won the special gratitude OF
all the members for the vast
amount Of work performed BY.
himself and his estimable wife.
The officers installed were y. y.
Murphy, G. C;J. g. Christopher,
v. C;J. B. Harden, Prelate; w.
II. Smith, M. Of W: W. j. Pratt,
K. RS; Geo. j. Ikelman, N Of b;
Chas. w. CLARK, NJ. M F; J. W.
Ikelmsn N. Of A.; f.. K. Brown,
|. G.; J. A. Wilson O. G. 9.
Besides all the members Of the
lodge and their families there were
present the following visitors.
Mr.. and MIRA E. 8. French, M.
and Mrs. J. A. Boyssn, Nj. and
Mrs. G. W. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Crowley, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Snyder, Mr.. and, Mrs. VIM. =.
Slcklebower, Mr.. and Mrs, P. w.
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pet
tee, Mr.. aud Mrs. "A. L. johnson,
w. +, Mcpherson and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bryce, MIR.
and Mrs. w. y. McGlashen, A.
Jorgensen and wife, Mesdames
Wood and Iowne, Messrs. Willard
W. Gill, Sam Reberger, NJ. =.
Mayhem, Antoim Jacob, John
Duncan, John LaMotte, O. w.
Jones' L. N. Metz, Roy Robson,
Herbert Hopkins, Riley Chapman,
+. G.: Leslie, j. W. Lindsay and
Aipees Mayso Reberxer, Ivy and
Laura Millingsr, .LnIu Woed,
Carrie and Bertha Hopkins,
Lottis and Katie Sinpsoa, Ruth
Hoffman; Minnie Billil6slsa,
Nay | johnson, Mary Baird,
Emns Robson, Aana Joaea
Sa1lis and Mamie uarris. ly.u.
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ed as almost a paraphrase of the posi-
tion of the United States toward the
Manchurian question as enunciated in
Secretary Hays note to the Russian
ambassador here.
It is made very clear here by the Of
fetal statements that the purposes Of
the United States all relate to COM
mercial and industrial phases Of the
Manchurian question. With the polit-
ical phase we have little concern. The
sovereignty of Russia or China over
Manchuria would be to us an inmate
rial issue so long as American ships
are free to sail into Manchurian ports
on even terms with Russian ships; so
long as American products may be en-
tered in Manchuria at the same tariff
rates as Russian, and so long as Amer
lean railroad and mining projectors
may operate in Manchuria as freely as
those Of any other nation. In other
words, the United States is contending
for the "open door" in Manchuria and
1t recognizes in this new treaty valu-
able support in its contention.