davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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again, went down to the beach and re-
garded her features with more interest
than ever. He had actually put q
sweet smile on the lips! Suddenly she
turned and studied the sea. The tide
was coming in. 5 ...5
She stood motionless, thinking very
hard. Yes! Every time she had seen
the face on the sand it had been early
morning, when nobody was about and
tbs tide was coming in.
She turned, a smile on her face, re-
garded the sand image Wistfully, then.
suddenly stopped and stuck a pink car
nation from a cluster at her corsage in.
at the neck Of the damp portrait. Next
she hastily retreated to the hotel to
find her brother and Miss Cunning
well on with their breakfast.
Il declare, Margaret, 3 observed Miss
Cunningham as her friend attacked
her morning repast with keen enjoy
ment, this place. is doing you no end
Of good. Your color is excellent, and.
your appetite leaves nothing to be de
sired" q
Il hope it leaves a few things that
are desired, else you would pay dearly
for my Improvement, If it could be
called that. But this morning walk
does improve the appetite" she added
innoce1tly.
eff it weren't for that horrid man
and his faces in the sand" observed
hef companion. IN So. 1sz5
TON said he denied it In a way that
left no room to doubt his innocence.
Besides, I have discovered that it was
always done early, when no one was
about and when the tide was coming
in, so that it would be washed out be-
fore any one saw 1t. !"
~ ''What on earth did he do it for
then?'' cried Miss Cunningham .Only
a man in love would do such thing
as that!'' @ a5a
Perhaps as five finger exercises,
just to keep his sculptor hand in train
ing" she replied. laughingly. lss.s
But Miss Cunningham looked SO sur
prised at her mitigated tone and her
face felt so red that she escaped to
the open air as soon as possible. She
had not gone far before she saw Mr.:
Hammond sitting on a bench, sgazing
pensively at the sea. His tan shoes
were wet and sandy. In his fingers
he clasped a pink carnation as If it
were a precious relic. s
e She paused near him. His preoccu-
patton was so great that for a moment
he did not perceive her. Then he
bounded to his feet, his face discount
ing the flower for color, and stam-
mered: ooh, Miss. HartWell! I was
thinking Of you. I wanted to see you.
I hope you are not too angry. You
will let me explain.''
1T must not happen again, not even
when the tide is coming in, and no mat
ter how early she smiled family.
And I may keep this little foWer?"'
She nodded @ IKE 81
twill you sit down just for minute
and let me explain?" he asked, his 5in>
genuous eyes fastened on hers implor.
ingly. II il.
She seated herself by his side. J ddg-
ing from a very pretty wedding in st.
Georges three months later, Mr.. Ham
mond must have Explained beauti-
fully. .-@z
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fora Mans Only = Man.

MI. BiixbyTh ere, I've let my cigar
90 out Do you know. L spoils eli
gar, no matter how good it is, If you
allow It to go out?
Mrs. Bixby Yes. a cigar is a good.
deal like man in that respec Pitts
burg Press
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] An !Oblfxfnr Hu.I,and.

sss Why do you offer such large re-
1are for the return Of that ugly dogl''
To please my wi fer s5as
But such q reward is sure to bring
him back. z
e No, It won't. Hes dead..sea
FRANCHISES Chrenicle. .5ss
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b II you want to find out how great s
man is. ask him; if You would ascer-
tain how great he isn't, ask his neigh.
borx Chicago News.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-17

70 be tricky and shreWd, that is not
culture nor is It joy; but to be square
and frank, that is culture, and it is
happiness. Sci oolmaster.
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The Chiffon, the first sailing vessel.
IN the great lakes. passed through De-
troit river IN 1879. &
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-09-17
$1,000 Yellowstone Park Tour. Chicago &
North- Western R'y.

0 Only SO. 90 round trip to the Yellow
stone and return Includes railroad fare.
stage fare and hotel board for five and
one-half da, $ tour of the park. Tickets
on sale daily September Isl to 18th. Re-
turn limit September 25th. Apply to
agents Chicago s. North Western R'y.
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TIT M
The YradcR.

cr1TMAkEES W~ANTEp-11l co1tmaker-.
nlt'l.H" hands. "dE. hasterS and telling hands.
ton Heish;s car.
~.COMPnSIToE WANTED-GIrI to sci type. Ar-
lN T. - campbell. room Il. fourth floor. 80
CREAM DIrIER WANTED - Experienced
cream G:li'"i. Apply rs Franklin aye.
Girl WANTEn-A riri who Understands warI-
l"rIsn'". IS Sarah.
Girls Nh.TEp-smar. g;ri. i. !s.cn 10
':!'ch, psF whsle i-IrrIH-. .IatEIi:1a- TOWN shoe
Co. u''"ii ii'ta-y. Jefferson an: ''hr''n'rc.
'IiL$ WANTEi-F.ny kris +. gf,k nuts.
TI.Its N'f. va: Ia""I: aTu.S ~ once
run '':'s. -" =. i."mm.Fr ial st. curn"r olive.
MACHINE GIRLS WANTEp-To sw % i,an,-.
Ml,IIfNf: urls WAETEp-rn pants: = w.r
Mi'iii't. taF N'!l.. s""'i wages -i!' |=r.'ir
FrL!.EE,uNGI: WAITED Dn hdi,s' rhr.-.
''f;iH1fn SO" -. l.@nt-.a AMI University.
SiirHMAEL.:= WNNTtU-A .yf.u.rr ,ar,.--
"1 >'n- .ui'.i"'. good iay aui steady wrfS.
- . -.. iu iT,'tr--r" go. to leo. -p... -tfatr
= if.'' r-'" &c. ia.;""v 50. - El"-"uth anu
,SNl\#I; WAITED Fir.t-rlas= ss.y,r or mons
AL 'l,.sruGi.
SrEIrrrEs WANTED GiI .-ring,~s :, str.u
''iat'.' " 'I "a-rT SIS Y. H.-h 81.
TtlL"I:i WA%TEn-riro. iaa:es' ti.lcrs. iio9
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SEE what ". have - Offer n-u - ioaru barber
t'te years saved ~ ot:T :sf'n"i Of 'Tec work:
'Sp"Et !T-tT--r'- "a, Z to. '.'=-n'r4. Wages
SatGriays. CaI "a. ~:.je. Nee: .:a-ucr College.
III Market st
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NEW CORPORATIONS
LIMO

SFFLIEL
Springfield. H.. Dec. 3--The following corpora
lions were licensed TODAY nv the Secretary Of
State:
American Zinc Mining Con1oanv. Chicago: capt.
tai. 500. 600. to engage IN mining and =mel'iug.
INSTRUMENTATION A. Howe. James K. Par
ker and Frank II. Culver.
E. A. DeIano Company. Chicago; caritaI. el5.-
600: to manufacture machinery. Incorporation
Harry W. Delnno. Emma J. y. DelanO and 10
seph l. NcNab.
Hydrex Company. Chicago: cap't7;. $3.50. In
corporators-Chauncey j. Blair. John Benha-n and
John 2. Holland.
Niles Electric Light and Power COMPANY.
Niles: capital. s5.0en: TO furnish light. heat and
power. ncorporators-Juligs II. Gewke, Adam
Harrer snd Wade Garfield.
Sherman Bros. & Co. Chicago: capital. 800. mn:
to deal in baking powder. spices. etc. .%Incorpo-
ratore-William ". Wheelock. George Il. Shat
tuck and Frederick J. Ncwey.
.Wedreiock Tooth Company. Chicago, capital.
5000: to do n general dental supply business.
Incorporstors-Finis E. Roach. a. / Roach and
NJ. p. Breen.
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rf;IELi.- N-.E>TEb-T.a drive. or v1a.
s aH--- s.f- F8- . ~ go =: -a-i-
49,. Iy"trI g..
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MtE E.tETi.r-EE.ira iran 70 stay in ls,--
1u-f.U.
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UNITED STATES OF America. Eastern Divf-
zion, of the Eastern Judicial district Of Mis-
souri-ss.:
In the District Court Of the United States. in
and for said division Of Said district.
In the matter Of +. 7. Jackson store COMPANY,
Bankrupt. No. 531. In RankruTtcy.
On reading and considering the report OF Moses
wonord. heretofore, appointed receiver of the
estate OF said bankrupt. now OF. ue t. is,
court. praying approval Of his accounts and al
l0wance OF COMPENSATION to himself ana counsel.
1t Is ordered: That the same be heard on De
cember 10. 1892, at 10 O'clock In the forenoon Of
that day. and that any and al creditors of said
bankrupt and others interested appear in this
court on. that day ami show cause. If any they
have. why said report should not be approved
and allowance made.
1t is further ordered: That this order be pub
lished daily In the St. Louis Daily Record for
at least ten days. and in The 81. Louis Republic
for at least five days prior 10 the date Of hear
ing.
g 1 hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and
correct copy Of the order made by said court On
the twenty-siNth day of November. A. d. 1902,
in the above entitled matter.
Wttnees my hand and the seal OF said court the
day and year last aforesaid.
GSeal) WIN. MORGAN,
Clerk.
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. T~DES.iiA% WtNFEE-W.5-e mar ~ gen
F!u- s..
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Selma Ruryon. ar years. Female Hospital;
spopievy.
pfitonitis.
Willie erayhack. r months. 511s South Compton:
pneumonia.
william T. Durphy. AZ wears. 1851 Page: naresfs.
Mabel 4. N. Robertson. 3 years. 1l23 Missouri
pneumonia.
biiity.
OF lungs.
monia.
Mabel Wilson. Il days. 2l5 Adams: pneu-
Susie ca-rab.i. 20 years. 1888 North Fourteenth;
tuberculosis.
Dora Watson. Al years. PoorhrrIse: syphilis:
Mary Scheifelin. rs years. Lutheran Hospital:
Ardine Kupp. I month. $500 Flnrissant: con-
Fredsrick vogel. is years, 27i1 Glasgow: tyrho-
Franciska Essig. IA years. Rcb.kah Hospital:
Arnold Eilerbracht. Il years. 1903 Montgomery:
nephritis. ,-
road; ~nephritis.
sumption
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LEGAL NOTICES.


UNITED STATES OF America. Eastern Diyf-
sion OF the Eastern judicial District OF Mis-
Eouri-ss.:
IN the District Court Of the United States, IN
irict.
Nc. as. In the matter of 81. Louis Electrical
Supply Company, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
On reading and considering, the report OF ". II.
Barrere, heretofore appointed receiver of the
estate Of said bankrupt. now on nle in this
court. praying approval of his accounts and al
lowaDce of compensation TO himself and counsel,
1t is ordered: That the same be heard on be
cenlber 10. 1902, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day. and that any and All creditors OF said
bankrupt and others interested appear In this
court on that day ana show cause. Il any they
have. why said report should not be approved
and said allowance made.
1t is further ordered: That this order b. pub
lished daily in the st. Louis Daily Record FOR
at least ten days. and in The st. Louis Republic
for at least five days prior to the Date OF hear
ing.
| hereby certify the foregoing TO be a true and
correct copy of the order made by said court on
the twenty-sixth day of November, \. D., 1872,
In the above entitled matter.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court the
Cay and year last aforesaid.
Seal.) VIM. MORGAN.
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HpU WANTED-WHrkins house
keeper. ,takc care Of TouiIiins-hC1se: must ~"
neat ana industrious and cS!rrieEcsd. can af;--
! 2. III. to-day. GJ franklin ave. SIIE entrance.
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Solicitors.
Cnnvassers.
miscellaneous.

.N-N az good adde's car fad D f-abIe en-.
I.lr.sst. Il e4ui-aI -. d.. with lest :. u-pany.
A.--t al -aJa IS Al-na--Ja.aa:I usilding.
VIZ r.- male aEI :'aaa!- .e--.r VT ters 81. -
l-r - .'';-T=. AYES = E:9. CtE!5a4se. Nd
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Steamship,

-JEpEH. culas PHILIPPINE IsLANDs VIA
sFrar.GsliHA HONOLULG-Pacinc Mail E
60, Occidental! ari Oriental s. =. co. end
oriental s. :. @. From San Fran,isco: poric.
Deem; er y: Nippon Maru. Decsmher 70: Peru,
i'treInL"r =. For passage and freight rates.
!escrNati"ns. ordsrs and Information apply TO j.
u L"throp. general agent. 500 Olive ST.. ST.
MoND y WIIITCOMES select tours "a
MEMO. CALIFORNIA. CUBA.
It1tIo RIO. EGYPT. the HOLY LAND etc.
, ta,.. T. NEST INDIES by the : :. PRINCE
AfsEttJ X. January ~. Independent STEAMSHIP
=! RAiiNAY Tickets I~nfor nation
ana tonk.eis. y C.-tk ST. CNiraso.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Rings 1SOlId old
Finest qualities. 80 TO $50. NeTmoi & JAG
cards Broadway and Locust.
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cIiAMEEEMAIp WAHTED-Apply to Hotel
Granville. IA y. Gan! I'VE.
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LANGAN & TAYLOR

SOUTH S!ie Storage and MovIng Co, 1901. ISp1
and 1rJ. sidney -. Tel. Sidney 235: Kin. c l9Il
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| E~OrSEGIRL WAETED-'ioDd girl for genera!
| houssMork. Al once: whIte rIcfcrrnl. &-3 Elsr-n
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BAKER WANTED-S-"pGl or thirl hand;
ust =" :ah.r. reliable :a-E. stcTiv job. ~ :.
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Frt: sg:;hfEIs V-t<-EB-Fur scrspers. Ic
y. NIaI, -. .'aI a. uu,..
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Clerks and Collectors.

CLERK EANTED-Ex9'r crCeI e!arI. Il mar
clerk Tor CTac-Ty an; saloon, state reference and
age. y l5U. i.aUuhIC.
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.STEjrI'fP ~ WAHTED-Good wages. Ap-
Ply Gl1Je Cigar Go. I"i5 Fran,Iiu. second no.
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DRIVERS WA~,TED-Twa1;v r5'orei -.rivers
.--. Z ML---.-
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STENOGHATHFGS WiNTEp-Iriy st"uD2
-aTn.r-: ~Trt-.II tr.Gag.tH 1T ll-!-n'ip. 8. rtHr
Smith operation s."- s.. ne lazy -.'n :Ih"I T.,
I:.F..rIlTf. III So I..gF4 i:r.-- t..'gf..
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AMERICAN Storage and Ilving Company,
-ai5 tI"s ss.-t.CEinE. ~shigpinG. ST rage: sepa-
rate rooms. Main GyI. v. Ii. Laugdale.
EONUED W.-enguse-Hy. G v:tehe s,nTo.s
md Moving Company. No T5lc-Is Franklin ave-:
money advanced when desired. kIclOch G eS8.
=. Il. PCT;TN!AN storage and Moving Co
S'crrIte 2" II: low prices N reliable moving and
s..It-a ptIr@ -,ll Cas-. phone T. I24I.
MEN York Storage Company. Office s1r
Union Trust RIIldin--&Aye. pscS. ship, store
t:t ;Grnitusc - rr.gtts sn1ms. Phone Main 2GI
SOUTH S:ie Storage and Moylng Co, 1901. iSa
AMI 1-I, -ff.t-y % I'll <.7ra- OK lys- ~ 49,
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sTOcKHOLDERs' MEETINGS.


OFFICE Of the st. Louis Fair Association.
Fair Grounds-Election Noticc-The regular an
Dual election for thirteen directors OF the 81.
Louis Fair Association. to serve during the en-
suing year, will be held on Wednesday. Deem
bor 10, 1902, at the office OF the association. Fair
Grounds. St Louis, Mo. Polls open from 3
o'clock q. m. to l O'clock p. III.
c. a. TITLES President.
John Hachmeister. Secretary.
st. Louis. No. Nov. q. 1909.
. STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-Nctice Is here
by given that the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Germania Trust Company will be
held at the offices of the company at the north
west corner Of Fourth and Olive SIS, St. Louis.
Mo-. on Wednesday. the eighteenth day of De
cenber. 1902. convenins at the hour of 9 o'clock
g. m. on that day. for the purpose Of elect'ng
ten directors and for the transaction ot such
other business as may he brought before said
mosting. HENRY KOEHLER. JR.. President.
Thos. II. Wagner, Secretary.
st. Louis. Mo. Dec. ., 1892.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING-No,ice is here
by given that the annual meeting Of the stock
holder. Of the Mercantile Trust Company will be
held at the Office OF the company; al the north
east corner OF Eighth and Locust SITS. in the
city OF 81. Louis. No, on Monday. the eighth
day OF December. 1909. conyoning at the hour of
electinE eight directors and for the TRANSACTION
Of such other business as may be brought before
raid meeting.
FESTtiS. J. WADE. President.
G: II. Mcmillan. Secretary.
st Louis. Mo-. NOy ~ 1912
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

WANTED-Square piano: good condition. for
hard coal stove. or furniture. 3s35 EastoB ave.
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E0!-$G men 70 es.I -o1fs ~ trains. . s
Twentieth ST.. 'u;"E..e tr.-u station.
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.I;r-Gcruan ? ri for gen
-. Henrietta -.
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AGENTS iND Statesmen.
saEesGnen.


EXPERIENCED. capable z..ieeman for Ecr-
tucNy. Missouri. kan. 't'fss.a AID low. ;ar
cumE.Es! factory inns 'I.--. E.t-S and tI-l,Fs.
address seventh floor. -!yIyi 1uI;ciGS. Il. ..8u4-.
No.
F~LIs>T-CL-tS< raaE wanted. capable of hIut-
ling agents. -ta.- alg commission 81. Isr-3.E
TaIlo.!ar CO. ."i Ia" Soto bt:.oiGG. 49, F.ga.
Statesmen WA&IED- Eacyalap.yia Britain
Mica and Naraor L.bia'y "a .e-mIa- + - .Gay r.
MvT!fro'i = i,a,ara bull. n=-
Statesmen WAETEH-G1sI sairzIaca 81 NV
PROPOSITION - travel 81 Mt~-.uri. ABBY after =
y. va. ~ Wainwright nU-i.4u=.
s-tlESEEN e ability can make from 80 to 50
weekly. hest proposition on cath. : IL S.;.-
U"l, .Ji Nrrngd-|a'eari bU4id:uS-
SALESMAN %T+D-.l H.sc-cIasy clothing
salesman; call at fefEus'n,Ack NM Dr. Coos
Co. at l. 7r = p -. to-day. : Morris
Statesmen CDop s3ieS=cen ~
city: also local representatives. IA nearby towns;
good pay. ncw Plan: E1aEEntcs contract. Ftirli-
~ Home Company, ~ Chestnut St. -.
Louis. Mo
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;IRL. NhNTEr-Stcaa- ruI for g"n-
ssiall f:Inily. tuG2 Mn-gnn I.
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G~ANTED-By "a Kentucky h:sti.lery
ana wholesale WHISKY horse. expert
rnce.! >uLckmcn fo= retail trade in
Missouri and IiifnOisi must have good
references. address ~ - d., los
NzsiiaGiGn ST. louisville hy.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


Homework.
600 ETC, -WANTED-Yhite cook am
references. Call between 3 and 10 a. IN. iois Del
mar boulevard.
~HousEGIRL.. wANTED-Housegirl, immcdi-
dt'Iy. go H1ds1rnoHt ave.
H~OJsEGIIL. W~ANTEU-,iirl for general
hoise""rk, I!. Chouteau.
H~uUSEGLRL. W~ANTED-To do general house
work nt "5.5 Vernon ave.
H~orSEGiEL. wANTED - Girl for general
hyls.M9fh. w. GLa;;ai, 81.
~HorsEGIGL WANTEp-Goca cir for general
Aou"cw"Ek. 4i2a Vest Belle.
U~oUsEGIRL WANTEp Girl for general
llorseMork. 2s22 Henrietta ST
HrTSEtiIti. wanted-Smal iivI ~ asst III
hon-.w"'k. 5".2 Wet t:.llo.
I~tprSEGiiiI. WANTEn-G"rman G:rl for gen
cral hois"work. 4ei5 Cook ave.
~H0CSEGli:I, WANTED-GooI girl for general
LyHS-wgik- 90 Etya!ond aL..
%HorSEGIRL w,NTEn-Go Good German house-
girl: references. 40 M.Pher>r.
H~oUSEGIEL wANTEp-Gir rr light house
WORK ia&s Forest PARK l,lr!"va:"-
~H@t*EGIRL. wNHTI4p.G.rl .or general hau=-
H~oT>EGIRL WANTED Girl for E"neral
h"i-"'"fk- Cali l-fl Morrison ave
HorsE"IRL WANTED G.rl for general
t";;'" work. good bonn. 4H@9 DIV" -.
H"rsEGIRL w~ANTEn.Gi' Tor general
HDtSEGlIsi N~ANTED-Nrung girl for light
H~otSEGIEL WA%TEr-raI,rea %lt' Cor four
r'.m Hat. 2'i".A y. Naud"vcnt'T ave.
E~oTSE,iIRT. WANTEp -Str.rr H.unC girl for
HouSi:GIEL. WANTEib-A good gIil for gen
h59.ewerk: no wasting. "a Russell ave-
aNTEp-Gno, girl for general
'''!s'""'"' S''i Whs'@ '"'lN ittcl''!t az
~pT-SEG wAXTED C;frI for cen.:A!
.-u-tMHtk. .ithl.i iltnLLy 1lIN fi-,
U~pT-$rGIpI, w.\TFp-An .vr.ri.u,-i -.-,
- ..-..I - -. 80, . -.
F.
i,'t Sth!tl. N~tNTtbL,ilr for E'rrr7' house
NFfk. Without wa-l!4E- ~ iisEsilnI Az
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NtN aaG v.Ee 20 y..r., N suburbs. Cali De-
toy tIair. Ign Fl2r'y -.r-
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girl f'r
all family. 49, Maryland
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F~iNiSirEnpM Girl W~A%TED-GooJ cir
E~rua!way.
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G nslGs cost;


Mako no mistake. hive yCTr sewing macl
reI.ajrs3 u Ut rs u.r!.r. don't buy Il macl
h"f"r- calling ~ IL. Aug. Voss. ZE23 Fraakli
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LOST SND FOUND.

b~pH-HFST wn-t" pointer dog: yellow cars.
Reward Il returned 20 il Meyer. 1882. boiler 81.
I.gG-In=t. small white, lr;sbv -r.ir doc win,
pointed nos. TAN sra;s about head an! body:
answers u nam" o.! tFaIIS.aks-." EinEe' uleasa
j. =" q" = Washington terrace. ana receive r.
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HOUSEGIRL WANTED - German girl for
housework: no washing: good wages. &ES Henri
eta ST.
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J~IOUSEGIRL WANTEr-G!rl is to IS wears for
lignt Housework: no washing. 5l>SA Paramount
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g ..4r. .H. e ---r- .arr - 81 . rr- -E-Hr
mt .. Co., X. Eighth 81.
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a:e ~
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y Maj. .. al a. uht.- III -
HG,SEM,N WNNTE"-> h.1I. a'l JOB man
Al ~ !"n."it r-i.--re.s required
TO sly k%tEL.W.. man T. 80
D. - "'uS.".EN. pirate family 81 adults, 80
!-t
T.,T-,., v, .-TT.T- E..--T - -, 60
-r.>-lr,p t-.l---
IisnIy man fn. ~n ali. s. -- h.-.se. 81.
81 m'.t '.t-' = p ara
.Hv,rv driver. te... .-- --.-z -. So. 81
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NJ. h~,.I.T-. 81. &C.. ans IN
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around H,r:'@, "a H,l.s. ia- WI--sr Aau.r
IL ioeasr =.
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MAN WNNTEp-Y.lu= man aior, q. q good
arI-aIlnc~. ~" virrs 70 earn 4 tast sess.
MA NAN rI, .. ~. ~ . '..l.".-' - =,
ant,rs 4' m daa t.n 1i l1g r. nj g.'E ~ Il, = .,l :S,.1i:e,i
wy ,=,IsG - = -. -. -
MEN w.lZTE5-Er--r ---7-- mn - 7-7-,
shd.uak.rE- Nv wrrs f.a-rlr. ut-r,1,
U.o.v. Shoe o.. uri.a fa.t.r.. Jefd!s5a AID
Iglr..tEI
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HOtSEGIRL WANTED-G!rl TO assist with
genera! housewo-k: small family. 80 Russell
!
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FARMERS


HALE interest IN ez,ariiSa-; ceace business;
60. crane 70 maze money rack this month.
.-.r rI-'E-sr.ty: Investigate. i II. Republic.
hET%- = orsI w meat market IN West
E.-. have set " good fixtures. Including horse
nua wagon. an. -.- hundred dollars. a good
chance ~ T!E.t Isrty with abort $50. n -,
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I~DCSEGIRL W~ANTED-GCoG girl for general
homework; good wages: srrall family. l02iA Fair
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HARTS0CK 8 JoNESS'S,
Olivia Building,
looks.

GRAND ANp WINDSOR PLACE tOPrO-
SITE THE HIGH S'ufnuts may en-
roll 1T any time. Positions secured. CAL FOR
catalogue.
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EOTSFGIRI. WANTED - G!T! for genera!
h~Ous-worK III small family. 4,p Cleveland ave.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

L those desiring h-iD C. seek;ng situation,
nay rect-'e- viii tie Free Employment B-reeu
%: th- S.a-e La:J- Bureau % Statistics. E&1s
Chestnut So situations an; help furnished fec
q c.2:G-. Tel. Esn.gca 4 So.
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Fss}siNesGAerNael

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust Building. Sew
nth AID Ca's'uIt Sts.-i.!iEi.usI !ustrIcuoa
Eivcn IN ECokss"ri--. PERM nip shorthand.
~Typcwritin-. Arithmetic. Grammar. e:e. raj.
tesgI. DDS ana riSrt- Now uuen. CAL: j-.evnpae.
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H~OTSEGIEb WANTEp-G"r:ran EIri for
hOgs-work: no washing. Apriv Ills Y. Thirteenth.
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HoTSEGIHL WANTEp-Good girl for general
housew.gk: small family: SIC. %gG FInney ave.