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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-01
GALVESTON. TEX,
March l3, 1902.

WINE OF CARDUI, the simple
w remedy which Mrs. Grosvenor
advises you TO take has trans
formed her from a sick, discouraged
woman to the bright, happy, healthy
person you see in this portrait In
stead of languishing on a bed Of sick
ness Mrs. GresVenor is now equipped
for any duty Of womanhood. There
are some chronic cases which no
medicine can cure but nineteen out
Of every twenty sufferers today may
have the health Mrs. Grosvenor has
if they will only take the Wine Of
Cardui treatment as Mrs. Grosvenor
took it, This vegetable Wine regu-
lates the menstrual flow, making
this important-tunction both health
full and painless. The bearing-down
pains which make life a torture stop
when Wine of Cardui is used and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-01
ELECTION
BOARDS
For the Various Precincts
in Logan to Act at Next
Tuesdays Election

The following IS li-t Of the eiec
tion boarrs for The vailous precincts
in Logan county as recommended by
the County Central committees and
affirmed by the County Board Of
commissioners;
Antelope Township.
Frank Knox Inspector.
w NJ knight, Judge
T. L. Jonigan, Judge.
F. 5 Puiliam, Clerk.
S. u. Russell, Clerk.
Bear Greek.
Frank Daney Inspector.
c. r Young, Judge.
James Mcdaniel Judge
George Jho, Clerk.
o. c. Young. Clerk
Bismark.
Dan Dyche. Inspector.
d II Owens, Judge
John Oneal, Judge
W Hamlin, Clerk.
o. edwards. Clerk.
Cedar.
Craig, Inspector
Emery Gobble, Judge
T. H. Hin. Judge
r. S. Hancock, Clerk
J. E. Clark Clerk
Crescent.
Eff Ryland, Inspector
J. r. Hopkin. Judge
A b holiday, Judge.
r. w Wood Clerk.
w. ID. smi.h. Clerk
Guthrie Township.
J. w Bishop, inspector
Cap upham. Judge.
10. PsrIidge. Judge
E J. Bradley Clerk.
Harry Fauikner Clerk
Iowa.
S. r. Jordan Inspector
w ~ Flonord, Judge
Geo Wyant Judge
Alber Burrow Clask
j. H. Ayers. Clerk.
Iron Mound.
Robe Stevenson. Inspector
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the terrible smarting pains and the
inflammation cease. Though pow
erful in correcting the irregularities
Of menstruation. Wine Of Cardui is
a very mild medicine. Any woman
may take it without doctor s super
vision although doctors often give
it to their patients when their own
remedies fail. This Wine Of Cardui
treatment is taken quietly at home.
No embarrassing private examina-
tions or offensive operations are nee
essary. If you secure bottle of
Wine Of Cardui and begin taking it
today you will feel health returning
before the month is up. Why not
secure a dollar bottle of Wine Of
Cardui from your druggist at once?
Do not accept any other medicine
but the Wine of Cardui treatment
which Mrs. Grosvenor writes about.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-01

If you are bilious and seeking ad
visers,
Take Dewitt 5 Lirile Early Risers
jus, before going TO bed.
You viii find on the morrow,
You are rid OF your 5orrow
That's all just enough said
J. NJ Wallace.
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sprlngvale.
S. r. Rushy, Inspector
3. S Prescott. Judge
Pete McMurray. Judge.
Frank Smith. Clerk.
r. w. Morris, CLERK.
Woodland.
George Morgan. Inspector.
Lee Gooch, Judge.
Joseph Wood, Judge.
w. NJ. Dodd, Clerk
l.. Hughas, Clerk
Rose Hin.
John Favors, Inspector.
Geo. A. Garrison. Judge.
Jack McPeak, Judge.
VIM. Peeler, Clerk.
Geo. Caring. Clerk
CITY Of Guthrie, First Ward.
G.. w. Bruce. Inspector.
J. M, whitehead. Judge
VIM. Engart. Judge.
John Englar, Clerk
b. F. Garrett, Clerk
Second Ward, East Precinct.
Z p. Burlingama. Inspector
Dr. slocum. Judge.
G. W Purse, Judge
E. f. Shin.n Clerk
G.. Baldwin. Clerk
Second Ward, West Precinct
John Massey Inspector.
Ed Douty, Judge.
Harper J. Cunningham, Judge.
Frank Laux, Clerk
r. r. Benham, Clerk
Third Ward.
Fred Morgan, Inspector
p. IT Furrow. Judge
v. Bowers, Judge,
Ncne Boomer Clerk
J. W Floyd Clerk
Fourth Ward.
Ben Brummage, Inspector.
w Fl Anderson, Judge.
Henry Lowery, Judge.
J. L. Calvert. Clerk
Thomas Butler. Clerk
Fifth Ward.
A. P. Jourdan, Inspector.
r. p. Pierson, Judge.
Lee Homsher Judge
John T.. Stewart, Clerk
w. T. Warren. Clerk.
In each Of the various township
the polls will be opened at the usu
voting place. In the City Of Guthr
the election win be held as follows
First Ward -
Second Ward, East precinct
north end Of Paokard's implemei
store on Broad street.
Second ward, West precinct
Tallman's camp house on Divisic
street.
Third ward In Beadle's building
p Harrison avenue. west Of Roy
hotel
Fourth Dawson store bup
ing, Seventh and Noble.
Fifth ward--At the electric lig
plant on West Villas.
o. p. Cooper,
Chairma
ATTEST.
}. 3. Dobson,
County Clerk.
BY o j. Butler. Deputy.
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John c. Nye, Judge.
James Gilmor. Judge.
Frank Foxworthy. Clerk.
Art s.evenston. Clerk.
Lawiie.
T. /. Hutchinson, Inspector.
H. T, Bernes, Judge.
p. Blair, Judge.
/. n. Phenis, Clerk.
J. II. Farr, Clerk
Marshall.
d b Clark, Inspector.
r. Pattin, Judge.
Tho Feinald, Judge.
Oscar Leafqulst Clerk.
F. o. Rober, Clerk.
Mulhall.
G w Pierce, Inspector.
w. r. Dwninell, Judge.
d ~ Gable, Judge.
w. II. Matthews, Clerk.
r. a. Estes, Clerk.
N. cimarron.
J. s. Trotter, Inspector.
+. w. Wallace, Judge.
F, A Thompson, Judge.
A. L. Garner. Clerk.
James Lewis, Clerk.
s. cimarron.
J D. Emerson, Inspector.
Dan Reece, Judge
NJ florence. Judge.
J.. f. Newland, Clerk.
r. p Morton. Clerk.
OAK View.
VIM NJ Dewitt, Inspector.
John Thompson, Judge
Winfred Cunningham, Judge,
sam Shore, Clerk
w c. Kelley. Clerk.
Orlando.
p. 3 Ogle, Inspector.
A b Deselm. Judge.
T NJ. Housh, Judge.
j b. Woodwork. Clerk
w. Bebout. Clerk.
Seward
b. + owens, Inspector.
A. S Reed, Judge.
r. s Smith. Judge.
Frank Cooper, Clerk.
Oscar steinfeldt, Clerk.
Spring Greek.
A. A. Cronkite, Inspector,
Cyrus Phillips, Judge.
John Lenhart Judge
Albert Rhode, Clerk.
Lacy Alter. Clerk
Springer.
William Long, Inspector.
III W 2ethhone. Judge
T. i SLING. Judge
Chas Cook. Clerk.
~ NJ Foltz. CLERK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-01

Blobbs-"These patent m dicine ad
positively make me sick,
slobbs-"Thars what they are for.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-01

Muskogee Times; II is whispered
that there are certain parties in the
Creek nation who are interested in
the delay of the delivery of the Greek
deeds and that so long as they can
prevent there will be no deeds deliv-
erred. If this is true and the parties
thus retarding the progress Of this
country are found out. as they soon
viii be, there viii be a reeokning with
the people that these fellows will not
forget to the last day OF their lives
Shawnee Herald. The statehood
question has been the dominant issue
OF this campaign throughout For the
past two months. the press and ora
tors OF both parties have been dis
cussing it almost TO the exclusion OF
all o.her matters. tt Is the one issue
which has been presented 20 the peo-
pie for their consideration, and ye',
IN an this time. not a single Republi-
can speaker or Republican newspaper
has had word or a line upon the
matter OF taxation m its relation to
double statehood
The matter OF taxation is the chief
consideration In the formation of a
state It Is the one feature which VII
tally and directly affects every citizen
To it all other considerations are OF
secondary importance Every citizen
of state IS called upon to hear his
'proportionate burdea o. taxes neces
sary Tor ~ support; Il A. therefore
The chief consideration.
Then why DO Republican orators
and Republican newspapers avoid dis
cussing he question Of taxation IN
its relation TO tho state they propose
to formg why their studied evasion
Of the matter ln which every citizen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-01

The Vessie Farrell company in "A
Night of Frolic' at the Brooks to-
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-01
FREss COMMENTS.

Daily Ardmosiie: In a campaign as
bitter as they ever get to be. the state
Capital at Guthrie, one of the rotten
est sheets that ever passed through
Uncle Sans mail, has been degraded
By the Legitimate press in a legitimate
manner until Greer, the Januz-faced
warbler. has not only lost the run of
himself but his express car telegraph
service has all gone wrong.
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Robe { stevenson Inspector
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-04-10
STOCK NEWS.

II $. Bugbee and F. N Page will shipment
l. nome attcncd cattle to market about the 10th.
j. Pope reports Hall county doing except
fo few deaths from backeg He is a sell his
warnings and speyed hefers
John WORDSWORTH acting for Peters Shumae, of srdge
Kas bought from Manager a. Woodward, ranch
Gray county. go year-old steers at p. t.
Chas Derrick returned Saturday from Seymour and Dundee
where he has been duty inspector The Sanitary
Commission He reports cattle having wintered very badly.
sale which has been reported but which occurred about
80 days since is that of " c. Culwc to Il b Hearne, 100 head
of stock cattle 81 SO coming $40
D. II Davenport while up his Hall county ranch Saturday
made call lie reports e trading in his neighbour
hCol among other sales being W. Morrison who
ceived S3 80 for his Clarendon Banner Stock
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-04-10
Clippings From The Dial
hart Sun.

Sheriff Orr, of Canyon City,
Sundayed in Dalhart. A few
months ago Mr.. Orr sold a ranch
in Randall county for what he
considered at the time a pretty
stiff price, but already the pur-
chaser has been offered d clear
profit of twelve thousand dol
lars for it. This is the way
Panhandle lands are coming.
Work still continues on the
brick and stone walls of the
Mercantile's big store buildir &
but it will be some time yet be
fore it is completed.
There are several new houses
in course of construction in the
neigh borhood of the Rock Is
land depot but we failed to learn
the names of the builders.
j. n. Hadley has removed his
drug store building to the rear
end of his lot and has let a con
tract to Contractor II. O. Cook
to replace it with a more mod
ern structure with handsome
glass front.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-04-10
Clippings from The Plains
man, Hale Center.

Several of the carpenters are
walking around with long faces
today "wednesday we don't
know what is the matter, but
guess they can't get enough lum,
Der to keep them busy.
n. NJ. Akeson, moved his res
idence across the block south
from where it did stand. He
now has nice location.
Warren Smithee's new resi-
dence in the southeast part Of
town is near completion.
Judge A. d. Duncan, of Floyd
ada was in our little burg one
day this week. While here he
paid US a dollar on subscription
for which he has our thanks.
Charley Ligeon, Jack Jones
and Bud Dawson came in from
Canyon City Wednesday with 8
wagon load 5 of goods and lum,
Der for Hale Center.
Mr.. Clint Nation, and Mr..
Bovouset, both of Snyder were
prospecting in and around Hale
Center, for the last week. These
gentlemen seem to be well
pleased with our country.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-04-10

Visiting cards so cents for
90 cards. We do not print
% cards for % cents.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16
ILLINOIS.

-EPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, H.. oct. 15.-The following corpora
ions were licensed to-day by the Secretary OF
tate.
asphalt PAYERS Union q North America. Chi
ago: for mutual protection. IncnTporatoTs-L.
Z. Esters. H Linn ana Hayden Warield
Shamrock Pleasure Club. Chicago: social. In
orpora:ors-M. p. Riley. +. RciEers and John
usick-
American Association OF Physlo-MedIcal Ply
icians and Surgeons. Chicago: for the promotion
( fhe science 81 mc1eine and surgery. In
sorDo-ator[W: II. HaEgard. /. /. Powers and
,rherles NJ. Collins.
Dsra Association. Chicago: benevolent. In
eorporators-Demosthenes Andreanos. Trefon Arge-
-on and Andrew AEErafoE.
ChiCpra Club. CuicREos social. Incorporaturs-
Joseph kosincr. Fred svoboda and Edward J.
Nieky.
Deutscher Freundschsft Bund. No. > Chicago:
benevolent. Ircorgorator-H. Schootke. Joan l..
10th and Marie Becker.
The following foreign corporations were IL
sused 10 do business IN Illinois on the capltall-
zasion indicated:
.Raymond Concrete Pie Company. Jersey City.
y. J.. 80 ZOO.
5. keiEhley Metal Ceiling and MANUFACTURING
Company. PtttsburE. Pa. 5000.
Gefharz Piano Company, Denver. Colo. 5000
Honis;er Lumber compauy. Manchester. Ia.
s2.OQ.
len. NJ J.. S5o.oa-
Helmbacher Forge and Rolling Mills Company.
st Louis. No. flsl00.
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BURIAL PERMITS.


susie pem;on. II years. q: south sixth; car
1lic acid
A. p. Forbes. o years, JEWISH ffospi1a4' AP'-
Henry sesver. 20 yearz. 5gS5 Laclede; corcinoma.
Thomas keTshaW, 81 years, .4Lv HEWITT CIT
Jennis Youag. q years. rs South Fourth; pull
Christine Gsuss. a. years. ie1s Blair: hemi-
Ioa Moses. 81 years. - North Ninth; b'ain
Rosa Sieden. 81 years. us South Fourteenth:
HenTy Hen-cheI. x years. Poorhouse: nephrlts,
Caroline Hartman, 81 years. Poorhouse; de-
frederick A. vossneysr. 80 years. IOs Palm;
.onrad Erbe. IS years. 1914 Indiana: diabetes.
Frances PRIME. y years. Glb North Twenty
st: tuberculosis.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

me Rulon-Crandau-McGezy Bond and Stock
Ompzuy hle dRfticles OF Incorporation with the
isscOrder Of Deeds Yesterday. giving .s capital
. $4,000. There are 500 shares at 500 each. and
hey are held a. follows: Guy p Billion. 80;
-arthur L Crandail. 10: Lewis 1. McGeary. 10;
ohm 7. Ahern. 10.
Articles Of Incorporation were fled BY the Ken
lucky Land and OIL Company. with a capital
G1O00. There are 500 shares At 800 each. and
gaey are divided as follows: George Z. Eagsley.
-. Frank z. Richie. $50: Oscar p. Guthrie. 10.
he company intends 10 deal In oil. timber and
isinerals.
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MISSOURI.

OILIIN-
Jefferson City. No. oct. Is-Secretary OF STATE
sam B. Cook to-day issued certificates or incor-
~Isorafion tn the following companies
The Ohio Maple Srup and Sugar Refining
fumpany % Kansas City. capital. $500. ali
faid. Inc5TPorators-H. 2 Baxter. b. J. Scott.
>. b. Gunder and others-
Renoldsviue Lad and Zinc Company Of Car
faiEe: capital. N6.O0l. all paid. IncOrporators-J
4 Cook. J. Van Reed. c.. J. CoTwin and others
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ma RRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
nEcnRn OF RIRTHs.

" and : NohirSoh. 6sF Bradley, girl.
n and : Huls,r 561 Manchester. grL
s-d n MARITIME 1l16 North Nintns EfL
ana ] Mccain. - Walnut. boy
ana . ar-u. 9-1 kr>ciuski> boy.
= srs n aausrr |sl1S Cleveland. boy.
. oDF a. Nichols Hkgz N1rth Fourteenth: boy
snH NJ. iabsrE. 1SI5 G6oIe, boy
: and u EaraNl-. |Glul Themes. hy
. AND l.. Afmhrustsr 1919 carroll, EiTi.
( and ~ cook Zg- $4.th jefferson girl
" and 3 R.riu~1r. 64gI bradley. girl
. and j. Gaunon. 1878 south sixth. sir!-
q ans T. Ruru--. $50 church: bow
i and 81. Fitz-ihhdns. 25iI S~iatferyl boy
w. ard NJ Pryor iil5 PAIN ta
J. and 4. HAYES. 30 North SAt2cnth' BOY
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STEAMSHIP

.UblH-eUINA PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
sAENn-SutHb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mail s.
: Co.. Occidental and Oriental s. {. Co. and
Oriental ;. S. Co From san Francisco: Coptic.
October =: America Maru. Octoher 20: k0rea.
November :. For rassaRe and frisht rates. -eser-
yatlons. pasEagc, orders and information apply 20
II Lathrop. general agent. 9G Olive ST. 81.
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Dissolution NOTICES

NOTICE il hereby given that the partnership
lately suhsisting between Us. the undersigned.
John y. prummond. IT.. and John Belts. carry
ing on business as brokers at No. 80 y. Fourth
st in the city q st Louis. No. under the nrm
name and style Of Drummond. Belts & Co. has
this DAY been dissolved by mutual consent. and
that the business In future will be carried on b.
the said John y. Drummond. Jr. Cunder the name
- John y. nrummoud. Jr. q Coz. who has as
sumed and Will pay and discharge all debts and
liabilities and receive all moneys payable 10 the
said iste arm, Dated at St Louis October H. ls1-
yOgS PrT~Ts
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HELP wAxTED-liALE.

TO- -
|
BSys-
BOY WANTED
li5 Locust ST.
BOY WANTED
Strong boy at = S. Fifteenth.
BOY wANTED-can At drug store. SIS s
/ BOY wANTED-BHEht boy. ~ washing
Ton ave.
BOY wANTD-TO help on wagon. G4 8.
BOY wANTED-Boy to work IN IN shop, nT5
BoY wANTED-Expenenced 10 harness sSop.
BOY wANTED-stronE boy 10 work in fac
tory lN Pine ST
BOY wANTED-BHEht boy. wyers Printing
Co. u y. Fourth 81.
BOYS wANTEp-TWo srTaad bcys- can at
BOYS wANTED-To work 10 tfu5k factory.
Apply zis-a7 Spruce 81.
BOT wASTED-Fur porter wo-k M saloon.
Sl5 y. Grand. cor. He6ert e.
BOY. wANTED-s;ronE boy for Blacksmith
ahop; hgh; work +Ds Clayton.
BOY wtNTEp-To Learn TO draw and nun a
few euanes 81 Koken building
BOT or young man for druE store: e1psricnce
preferred. Ninth and Chambers
BOYS wANTED-Boys Il years old Tor farn.-
ture factory as0 y Fifteenth 81.
take ser. 81 horss. sGs MsHcSss;sT,
BOY w~ANTEpIro YORK % irus store can
after .. m. Ninth and MontEomsry.
BOY w4NTED-Asout !, Delmar Laundry
BOYS, wANTED-strnE boys Apply Hall
Chemical Company. SS y Fifteenth -.
o w~ANTEp-Bey Min come experience a;
hoase Cleaning. ms \. Nandeventer ave
Rows ,~--rp-ov.rf x ye,- -
9 per week while lesrniEE. as \. Maia.
roy WASTED-Good bow. Is 10 IS ye.-. ~
70 learn carTiagsmakinE- s. $ BrosdTsy.
in T soY ys.sssT1 e,B 2, e &c I: L ger M Ga g work
o w~ASTED-one experienced IN eoai haul
ins- tE@ Eston- Western Coat ard Express 60.
BOYS wANTED-BriEht BOY. using tvpswri,er.
-. quick GRAND boy. - Leigh nros. ioS Cen
BOY WASTED-if or Is years ole FOR ONO.
work Address In own handwriting. II 4a. Re
BOY wASTED-Abogl Is vsaus old. to i-1r7
trace 'Ferd NeSmer AfE. Co. zoo s Seventh
o wANTED-stron- eolor-d b5v I, : o.,t-f.
ant porter. Inland Typs Foundry. Twelfth ana
BoYs wANTEpLoyeE Il ycar. Old for Ilgh;
acton work Inland Type Foundry. T~eiflh
40 Loenst SIS
BOY wANTED-strour. Intelligent Grand bor
Hpoat ls CT Is year7- EtschlovitE & Frank. IL
BOYS .wANTED-strouE brEh, boys IL year.
Old. 20 learn good trade Inland Typ@ Foundry
Twelfth and Locust sts-
BOY wkNTED-noy n 20 IS vrars ~ ar-.
Powitzky & Collins C-riEEe woodwork Co. First
81 and East Grand ave.
o wANTED-Good boy. WITH 4 mechanical
turn OF mind. 10 learn the uddiine busi7-ss
Reply. SWIM age and reterence. Y BS RrDiblic.
ERRAND BOY wANTED-BuschSrt p-c-.
ISIS Locust.
ERRAND BOY wANTED-Apoiy ip5 PRANK
lin. upstairs
ERRAND BOY wANTED-Hesse Envelope CO
IL Locust IT.
HOUSEBoY wANTED-Neat coIoref b7v Ia
general houseWork. with references. Apply siI5
Lucas ave
OFFICE o wASTED-Good ofire fov fo-
brokerage business 7 sA Repuhiic.
P-REssFEEDER wANTED-Boy TO fssd press
Room al. 1s Olive 81
Walters.
DrNNER NAN WANTED
80 N Broadway.
wAITER wANTED-rrstriass head waiter,
! EtA suesrs1eeA.. WsstEorslara Hst1
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RsesR11aN@Sw

Board q Edecztpa Building. 81 Locust a.. ths--
oQEh bu1tnrfn. shorthand and English cour1Ss:
tEo.vidu9l instrlcucn; eight expsnsncsd tsach.
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HEIP !

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
Cooks.
BARBER wANTED-GoOd barber At ui Arse
nal 81
cook ETC wANTED-cOOk and hOu'cEiTL
COOK, ETC. w~ASTED-COok. 80: hcuIemaid.
COOK -.wANTED-Frst-eisss cook; EOoi
SaEes. 5la Nonyersen-
COOK wANTED-Eaperienced woman cook in
Kitchen. n Franklin ave
GooK ErcLTyo siri. cook and house
Of two; Eofd vase, SOS vernon ave.
COOK wANTED-Fut-class ccck. at onc--
Vienna Restaurant. sixth and Pine SITS
COoK ETc-Giri 70 cook. wash and iron: ref
eTeness required SO Westminster Plaee.
COOK. ETC. WASTED-Giri 20 ce,k. also
housemaid that speaks French 1lf Owe
COoK. Etc. wANTED-A cool cook 10 as
slst In genfral housswork 81 NRshinstcn
COOK. Ere. wASTED-A coax. 81. house
Eirl. SIS: Elrl Tor general work. SIS SSS Flnnay'
,. S92K 1 %SNT 1zs5 saII - ss st ; ssss.. 3 sE:I
COOK WANTED-Experienoed white girl 20
ton ave
.. eoaF- n5%a5.ss1 @S2@P S:I:@sa: 81 6; 6; : Go ST 5 g35
Cahaune.
CDOK WANTEp-wonzan 10 cook. wash srd
iron. only those with experience apply. Sl3 La
ceie ave
COX wANTED-E1pereneed white woman
cook IN restsurant. good wages. come ready for
work sio OuvA
COoK wANTED-Giri for cooking ard assist
other Eir with houseSork: small family Is
Lindeu boulevard.
COOK ETC. wASTED-Two girls. one 10
cook and one as housenaid IN = small family.
ls47 Kennett place.
COOK wANTED-Good cook for German board
inE-houfe; Eood wages. gcoi home. call at once.
is1 :. Seventh 81
COOK. ETC. wANTEp-Cook and TO assis,
With washing and ironing. also stn Tor general
houseworE $50 Hickory.
COOK WANTED-German or swete girl 20 DO
cooking and general hcusswcrk IN family o.
tive; 10 washing OF ironing god wages ~
Russell.
COOK WANTEp-Reuahle woman to cook AMI
d general houseuurk: no washing or tronlnE'
also laundres-. .huth 20 80 % Frrguson llst out
side Of city,. Apply ?. Rain. III y Nain St
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