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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NuMRER 4.

IAN ACT RELATING TO THE COUNT
ING OF VOTES, IN AMENDMENT
OF SECTION 100 OF VERMONT
| STATUTES
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Vermont:
Section /. Section 100 of Vermont Stat
ltes is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 100. If the voter marks more
lames than there are persons to be elect
d to an office, or if for any reason it is
Impossible to determine the voters choice
or an office to be filled, his ballot shall
Dot be counted for such Office. But if the
htent OF the voter to have voted for any
candidate or candidates is clear, then the
|allot shall be counted for such candidate
r candidates and rejected only as regards
hose where the intent of the voter was
OF clear. Provided, that if the board of
vii authority is satisfied and SO decides
a majority vote, of those present that
ny double or irregular markings of ally
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22

Section l. Section S57 Of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Section 357 The polls of the male inl1a-
bltants of the state, citizens and aliens,
over twenty-one and under seventy
years of age, shall be set in a list, in the
towns in which they reside on the/first
day of April each year, at two dollars
each, except the polls of persons actually
poor or from whom tax is not likely to
be collected, or of persons who were in the
service of the United States in the war
for the suppression of the rebellion in the
southern states, and have been honorably
discharged if application be made for ex-
emption before the completion of the
grand list The listers shall set the names
and polls of the last named class of per-
sons exempted by reason of military SER
vice in the grand list and against each
name the words soldiers exempt Such
exemption shall not deprive the person
Of the right to vote in town meeting.
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Cldl 6IlQOrSeIn0nL snail, except as OIn0r-
wise provided, be deposited in the ballot
box. and none but ballots provided in ac-
cordance with this title shall he counted.
Ballots not counted shall be marked de-
fective on the back thereof, and preserved
and returned to the clerk from whom they
were received, as provided in. the preced-
ing section.
NUMBER S.
AN ACT RELATING TO THE COUNT
ING OF VOTES AT. FREEMEN'S
MEETINGS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Vermont:
Section I. Section 1856 of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following:
And any presiding officer allowing the
ballots for state or county officers to be
counted or the ballot box turned before
five o'clock shall be fined not less than
twenty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect Sept.
list, 1903
NUMBER 6.
AN ACT TO PREVENT CORRUPT
PRACTICES IN MATTERS RELAT-
ING TO ELECTIONS.
It is hereby enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Vermont:
Section 1. No person shall, in order to
aid or promote his own nomination, or the
nomination of another person, as a candi-
date for public Office, by caucus, conven-
ton or nomination paper, directly or indi-
rectly, himself or through another person,
or by or through a committee, give, pay,
expend or contribute, or promise to give,
pay, expend or contribute any money or
other valuable thing, except for personal
expenses as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. Any person may incur and pay,
with reference to his nomination, or the
nomination of another person, as a can
didate for public office, his own personal
expenses for travelling; for writing, print
ing and preparing for transmission any
letter, circular or other publications not
issued at regular intervals, whereby he
may state his positions or views or the
positions or views of another person, upon
public or other questions; for stationery
and postage, for telegraph, telephone and
other regular messenger service, and for
other petty personal purposes; but all
such expenses shall be limited to those
which are directly incurred and paid by
him.
Sec. 8. No publisher of any newspaper
or other publication issued at regular in
tervals in this state shall directly or in
rectly receive or accept money or other
valuable thing in payment or compensa-
ton for the support or advocacy in such
newspaper or publication of the nomina-
ton of any person as a candidate for pub
lie office in this state.
Sec. A. Any person violating any of the
provisions of this act shall be fined not
less than one hundred dollars for each vio-
lation.
NUMBER Z.
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NUMBER 3.
NUMBER g..
AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE PAY
OF BALLOT CLERKS AND ASSIST
ANTS.

ANTS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General As
|semb1y of the State of Vermont:
Section 1. The pay of ballot clerks and
assistants appointed under the provisions
|of section 119 of the Vermont Statutes
shall be fixed in each town by it's board
of selectmen.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
hts passage.
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NUMBER 8.

AN ACT REQUIRING CERTAIN PUB
Lie OFFICIALS TO GIVE BONDS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
st Section 1. Official bonds now required
to be by way of recognizance may here
after be given in the form of bonds signed
and executed by the principals and sure
ties, instead of by way Of recognizancs.
Such bonds shall be approved by the Of
ficials now authorized to take such of
fetal recognizances and shall be recorded
and transmitted as now required.
Sec%2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
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NUMBER S.
NUMBER z.

AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 357 or
THE VERMONT STATUTES, RE-
IsATING TO TAXATION OF POLLS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of Vermont:
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NUMBER 9.

IN OluoLxl
AN ACT AMENDING SECTION $50 OF
THE VERMONT STATUTE S RE-
LATING TO STOCK IN CORPORA
TIONS.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont
Section 1. Section 1888 of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
s Sec. 1888. In assessing stockholders for
stock in a manufacturing, mercantile or
trading corporation. the value of its real
estate taxed in this state or elsewhere
and the value of all its personal estate
and machinery taxed to such corporation
in this state, under clause 1, of section
three hundred and seventy-four,. andvof
personal estate taxed outside the state,
shall be deducted from the whole value of
its stock and the remaining value only
shall be taxed; and in assessing for stock
in all other corporations, the value of it's
real estate taxed in this state or else
where, shall be deducted from the whole
value of the stock, and the remaining
value only shall be taxed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
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II HGTeUy eIIdCtSU rs
sembly of the State Of Vermont:
Section 1. Section 392 of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Section 1872. A person aggrieved by the
appraisal of the listers may, within ten
days after the day the list is required by
law to be returned to the town clerks
office appeal to the board of civil author
ity in the town where the real estate is
situated and shall give immediate notice
to the town clerk and to one of the listers.
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NUMBER 10.

AN ACT no AMEND SECTION 1872 OF
THE VERMONT. STATUTES, RE-
LATINO TO THE TIME FOR APP
PEAL FROM THE QUADRENNIAL
APPRAISAL OF REAL ESTATE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-25
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cnJnrseld III. July 2--Certhcats OF insO
,oIstion were issued to-day by Secretary OF s'aNe
hT91se . R.nton Lead and Zinc Company. Chicaso'
..nJtaI son coo: mining and milling. mCoIPo5
tors-Charles L. Moulton. Henry HNEs an
III. EcIrlP Manufacturing Company. Chicas9:
o,rJtaI az 60: manufacturing and mercah'Ie
bnei1ess Incorporatnrs-M. s. MacKen@le. ~
Esisiar and Albert D. Bacct
Tbs II W. Falrbank Publishing CompalnE', -,
.sao. Genital SO 900: publishing and supply ousl-
ness. IncorporatorE-H. ". Fairoank' T. u
Thearle and F. A Wells - o,,,,1
81, 30. printing and publishing. IncoTporators-
Frank K. Reilly. Sumner c. Brtton and Johh
NE Masonic Association If Flgin. Elgin; CAPT
tai so. 900; erection OF q lodge hall lncoTporators
y. w. Bodenschatz. Jr. R. s. Brown and ClIFs
ne osteopathic Publishing Company. chIcago:
capital S2n.OG1: printing and publishing lncoT~
porstors-J. ". Cecil. Henry s Bunting ana =
The Rnddock Trench COMPANY. Chicago: cap
ftsl Sl00 on: general commission and produce
business. H Ruddock
william Rrace and Kenneth A Campbell
The KeithshurF Pearl Button Manufacturing
Company. Keithsburg: capital SRe91; manutac-
turing fresh water pearl button BLANKS moor
porators-J. s. Allen. L Adesdo-f and F. SieveT.
The Hoi Carriers Building Labor Union Of
Chicago: Chicago: mutual protection lncorpo-
rators-G. ". Brown. Eugene Hogan and Charles
The Confectioners' Novelty Company. located
at Chicago. certifes to a change Of name to the
Union Metal Manufacturing Company. and To an
increase IN capital stock from $1,000 70 SZleo-
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BURIAL PERMITS.

bthAAb AEEhHAEA1
John steinzam2. Sc. 5lI5 North Second: tuber-
T5c5erick v. Weber. q. 1895 Bulwer: enter
Roseiia Bufsss. ;. s5ls Ea5aun. Wh5opiaE-
EsInara Cannon. o. 24s7 Laclede: phthisis.
Charles Nierlinr. IS days. 1874 North Four
teenth: congestion Of brain
re SaG1Ts ~ Of I heart D.
William Bose. g. 1a4 s.. Louis: ~cirrhoss.
william sagafe. 6 months: l444 Madison: ca
Jessie J. Markia. ! month. 2a4 Pine: de-
Augusta eraser. &c. 20 Walnut e]n:srttis
rudolph T. Etayard. IS 1915 Glasgow; apo
plexy;. - s
I'd Bachan. 81. Poorhouss; Gysentery:
Roy Mcclure. /. Martha Parsons Hospital: con-
ciauaiius 7. Mcclure. L 1u11 North Eighteenth:
Pf fsabena S. Kerone. II. us Salisbury: Addison's
Helen 1axton. l. gs25 Ployer; p=neumonls
J HsnrS " J. Bingie. Z. SIS Won VeTsen: meniu-
0 Mar A. Copeland. n. 1870 Old Manchester;
Be1nadine Al.svoEht. q. Poorh2uss; Phthisisi
Infant shipp. 3 hours 1885 Washington: DE-
'i Mary Nickel. &. ISIS North Broadway; con-
VI Bmma Fuchs, Is. 1910 lafayette: h%epatitis
--Freda Mueller. L A6 Ch'ppe"1'
eo Mas Ga,n.y. Il. 81, North Market. pleurO-
joseph Jauslin. IS. Ale1an Brothers Hospital;
nephritis. --.-.,z. ..,lItv-
Peter Smith. g. 1851 South Twelfth: rheuma-
tism. es-.N .--,-
y0Iiu, r. SAKE. a. Baptist sanitarium; lynn
phadenomn. ,- -,.-o-nsd-
tonitis. .-u,. -.,b-ItFs
Annie WeisberE. 10 months. 1871 North Elgh'ni
convulsions. ,,n- North Ninth;
eats niiSs n. Rhsderaeycr. q. City HOspitaii
fracture OF skull.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETNG-Notics Is here
by given that q meeting OF the stockholders OF
the. St Louis and Suburban. Railway Company
will be held at the office Of the company, at De-
Hodiamont. in the city Of st, Louis. State OF
Missouri, on the twenty-fOurth day OF September,
l9oz at the hour Of O'Clock a. m; for the pur-
to he submitted to increase the capital stock OF
said company from three million dollars G3OOo,-
0eAo0 its present authorized capital. to seven
million five hundred thousand dollars f7. 5O, Oo. O):
and also for the purpose OF voting upon a propo-
sition then and there to be submitted to increase
the bonded indebtedness OF said company nv the
Issuance Of bonds TO the amount OF seven million
five hundred thousand dollars 81. 500 0n on.
(of which bonds two million three hundred thou
sand dollars shall be reserved for the sole pur-
pose OF retiring bonds Of the company to the Same
amount. being all its bonds now outstanding) and
to secure the payment thereof by MORTGAGE or
deed OF trust upon property and franchises OF
said company, now owned or which may be here
after acquired. and also TO take the vote OF the
stockholders Of said company upon any other
matter that may be brought before said meeting
pertaining to said proposed increase OF said capt.
tai stock. or to the disposal thereof. or to the
issuance Of or securing the. payment of said
bonds, or the disposal thereof. or pertaining to
ne construction ana equipment OF its lines OF
or railway or TO the requirement OF other prop
erty. OF any character. or any other matter per
tanning 70 the business affairs Of said COMPANY
that may be brought before said meeting.
s NJ. President.
Attest: T. c. Kimber. Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETTNG-Notice IS here.
BY given that & meeting OF the stockholders OF
the st. Louis and Mer7mec River Railroad Com
pany will be held at the office Of the company
at Do Hodiamont, in the city of St. Louis. Mis-
souri,. on the 2ith day OF September. 1902. at the
hour OF 9 o'clock a. m, for the purpose Of voting
upon a proposition then and there 70 be submit
ted to increase the capital stock OF said company
from Two Million Dollars G2 ooo.en.0m. its pres-
eut authorized capital. to Three Million Dollars
IS3. 0o. 600. 100: also for the purpose OF voting upon
q proposition then and there TO be submitted to
Increase the bonded Indebtedness Of the counany
by the issuance of bonds TO the amount OF Three
Million G5.O0o. 00.0B Dollars lof which bonds one
Million nl.o0.O0o.cO Dollars shall be reserved
for the sole purpose Of retiring bonds Of the COM
pany TO the same amount. ha!nE all its bonds
now outstandinEl. and 70 secure the u1yulelt
thereof by mortgage or deed OF trust upon tho
property and franchises OF the company: ano also
10 take the vote of the stockholders Of the corr
pany upon any other matter that may be brought
before said meeting pertaining 10 said proposed
increase Of said capital stock. OF 70 the disposal
thereof. or to the Issuance Of or securing the
payment Of said bonds or the disposal thereof.
or pertaining to the construction and equipment
OF its line Of railway or any portion Thereof. or
any other matter pertaining 70 the business sf-
fairs of SAID company that may be brought before
said meeting.
Attest; 7. C. KMBER Secretary.
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Steamship.
IhphN.nE

JHpHE. CHINA PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
HFAn.IuiRA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mall 8
:. Co. Occidental and Oriental 5. g. Co. and
Oriental :. :. Co. From san Francisco: Peru.
August l: CortiC. August .; America Maru. Au-
gust &c. For Passage and freight rates. reservs-
tons. passage orders and informant n apply 10 ].
II lathruI. general agent. sc Olive 81. St
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EXCHANGE AID BARTER.

FOR sale or ENchange-Due OF the best gen
cral stocks ever offered. wei! located. cheap
rent. will invoice at cost. about 81 o 10 S26lO.
must have $500 TO 500 Cssn. balance good real
e tate. Address Aauce. %. L. Fourteenth St.
Kansas City. No.
To exchange carpenter or lob work for small
amount OF cash. r. ll5. Republic.
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LOST n FOUND.


on Folsom. between Grand ana
Vandeventer, an old coat containing papers, val
liable only to the owner. Reward n returned 10
G. O. Hoffman. sos Old Manchester road.
turn to 2O12h n. Ninth ST Reward.
DoGLost. bull terrier bitch. between Tween
teth and Twenty-third: brindle SPOT over left
eye; finder return TO 1872 Pine: liberal reward;
name Daisy.
locket. small diamond in cen
ter; He. engraved en- other SIDE; embossed pic
tGre. Liberal reward II returned TO 2I3z S.
Compton ave
POCKETBOOK-Lost on corner Broadway ana
Olive st. or on Broadway car. Thursday after
noon Finder please return TO Southern Hotel
cashier and receive reward.
ladys purse containing s5. 20.
large gold chain and receipt; name and address
OF receipt on Delmar and Page ave. car. Re
turn 70 &z1 Page ave. Reward.
WATCH-Bost. ladies' gold watch, With fob
gaiy - estween Tsylor. Kennerly. St Ferdi-
nena ana WaT1e. Return TO f07 St. Ferdinand.
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Clerks and Collectors


SALESLADIS wANTED-Twenty extra sales-
lSdies Apply Saturday morning 10 Scheer Bros,
Nineteenth and Sullivan.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


.CAsHIER-YounE lady wants situation as cash
~, mas had good eAHerienoe. 2A0 Washington.
-COOE-SItuation by a frst-rlass German girl:
hist-elass COOK: With reference. 4 10, iseplo-ic.
uINING-ROOM GIRL-Situation A. housem2iG
an elnlnE room girl. llm y. Newstead.
HoUSEGIEL-SiJuarion wanted by Young Ger
man Eii4 As houseEiTL 20 y. Eighteenth street.
HDUSEKEEPER-N neat hou-ekeeper would
l.ke the Gaze OK a nice home. reference. + Is.
Republic.
Observation-Disclosures woman wants
Eastern. s"c'ud floor
Observation-Disclosures 70 do house and din
iuE-r'om work, reference. li3 Dodier ST
HoUsEwoEIl-situatio wanted 70 do general
h"usework Or cooking. - NJ c.. I'ISH Gratiot
LNDY-An elderly lady wants sit. to do light
h0Ise"grk. ed home. reasonable WAGES; no
Pgstals. can AT gli4 Ch0Uteau ave
LtrNuEESS rgored laundress wants work BY
the cay. 5S@ Fairfax ave.
MISUNDERSTANDING TO take home bv a re
liable Whit, woman. rough dried. Tor Monday
Mrs. J.. =. S2lz EutEer.
LAUNpREs$-smau laundry and, blankets to
take home. c.stera water nice yard; references.
Mary owen. 55i5 ST. Ferdinand
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by f~rst-class white
l~au-c-ess three or four days out u the week; best
rslr.
SENNIsTEESS Situation wanted: sewing or
Es-a.nE 20 taSa howeo % 20 out by the DAY. or
STFNOGRAPHER Experienced stenographer
and assistant bogkkeeper wishes position: salary
~ r ll. Republic.
Observation-Disclosures stenographer.
SsJisf5ct !Gaes @ua1an TSadS SIS t0Iihive" s.. - Oh"
TELEPHONE Leigh Bros. los Century, for
COMPETENT. experienced stenoEraphers, DOCK
keepefs and office help.
woRK-Nice, RESPECTABLE place in suburbs for
gil : years Old. SJA5 EaStCD.
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ABSOLUTELY full value paid for entire con,
tents OF houses, flats. etc. vi. Dickson, $40 Luz
cas- ave. klnloch c 1881.
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DYETNe. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

LADIES and gents. have your garments cleaned.
dyed and repaired: ladies' jackets remodeed-
rsrts DyelnR & Cleaning Co.. mo franklin Aala
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ABSOLUTELY highest cash price paid for sec
ohdhand furniture. carpets. stoves and feathers
keno postal. iE5 y. Twelfth ST. Joe Benslnger.
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HoUSEGIEL wANTEp-German girl for gen
eral homework. 1923 Sidney st.
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SECONDHAND furniture. stoves. etc. large o.
small lots. bought at residence or store: Coot
prices given by Gibson. 22lS Wash IT.
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Girl MNNTED-NomRn or girl TO help IN
kitchen and general housework: no washing: good
wages. German preferred. Address g. lSIoW.
Mitchell. Ill. ten miles from -. Louis. -
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ALL Kinds furniture. pianos. carpets. contents
houses. stores bought. highest prices paid J.
O.. Noempner. sol Cas- ave. Phone ID IA.
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ALL ice chests. refrigerators. gas and gasolil
stoves less than cost. TO make room Tor "a
FOODS. Conl0n Bros. ~lo2s-l02s Market 81.
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ANTIQUE mahogany furniture: complete stock
old style. antique and bric-a-brnc. paintings an
curios. wholesale or retail. Gay. 5I 5. Broad
way.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

wedding Rings CSOIid Cold.
Finest qualities. 3 10 50. Ne-EoG * JAG
cards. BIOad~ay AID Locust
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GOODS.


Wanted.
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HOUSEHOLD goods TO store and move: safes;
warehouse in city: bonded for 20 900. George
Jokerst. 9liI Morgan. louisiana Co
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HOTSETIRL w'NTED-Girl for general
hCusoWork: small family. 3s45 Dodier 81.
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HOTSEGIRL WANTED - Girl for general
housework. small family. 563s Clemens ave.
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HELL wANTED-FEMALE.
Homework.

GIRL wANTED-German girl. in family OF two
PERSONS. sll3 Minerva ave.
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H0USTGIRL. wANTED-Gord girl for general
houss work. l59i Wash st.
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CARPET CLEANING.


EMPIRE steam Carpet Cleaning Co-Caruets
taken up ceaned. made over and laid: hest
work; lowest prices. 2i2S Lucas ave. Main nsI:
ENTERPRISE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Special attention TO altering. sewing and relaylng.
Easton and Pendieton. Lin. 574M: Kinloch d ~.
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HoUsEGIRL wANTED-Gih TO do general
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60 horse power. Rose Electric. a3 s ThI-d q
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ALL kinds OF furniture. pianos. carpets. con-
rents OF houses Hats. stores bought: highest price
paid. Wolf. 2s45 Park: phone c as: Main I5SOM.
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HOTSEGIRL WANTEp-Gcod girl fer general
Homework: good place. good wages 80 COX
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HOUSEGIRL W~ANTED-A Young girl for light
housework and 10 wait on table. 1875 Delmar.
HOUSEGIRB wANTED-GOod girl for gen
eraI E.nsrNnrk. no washing. $50 CleNe!and ave.
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FULL value paid on all kinds OF furniture
stoves. ranges. carpets. feathers. big or uttlt
lot: send postal. Sla,k. rs Franklin.
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NOTICE TO EMPLOYEES.

SOLICITORS wANTED-ContInen,al Laundry
Co. Twenty-first and CsSs ave.
SOLICITORS wANTED-Ladies or gentlemen.
quick selling household article: good commits
Ei11. IL Cnllinsville ave. East 81. Louis
TAKERS w~ASTED-Fiye good takers. sith-
er employed or unemployed. 20 interest investors
IN a divt1end-paytng stock. need not interfere
with other business; only hrst-clnss men need
communicate: liberal compensation. II -. Re
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EDUCATIONAL.


MISSOURI College Of Law. Century huIIdInr
81 Louis. Mo-: midsummer term now commenc-
Ing: call or send for catalogue.
TAKE q course in st. Louis watchmaking
School. ms Locust ST. and become a hrst-ci1ss
teweler: send for circular.
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wASTED-Girl 20 DO general
h0useW0rk. $50 Franklin.
HoUSEGIEL WANTED-Country girl for gen
cral huuSyWuIk. 1888 Morgan
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H~OUSRTIRI. wANTED-Girl for general
huusewoTk. /. W Craudall. care Rice Silk D.
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