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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-22
Gentlemen

Just arrived at j. Derr. tine nome merchant ,ailor, fine stock of i'm ported and domestic suitings and pants goods, for fali and winter. Call early while the stocI; is fresh. as You fnow where goods are made up on the premises Ly first class work men and perfect fit guaranteed in every case, Is th' l'iace to go to. to receive Hatisiae..Gu. Opposite the pO,toiiice. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-22

answered my letter then and told ma what to dol followed your advice, and to-day am cEyed. l tell everybody that with Gods help, Dr. Pierce's medicines cured me. If these few words are of any use to you you are welcome to use them. They might help some other poor, suffering woman"
 Mrs. Shearer's case is fair exampls of the average cure effected by the use of rFavorite Prescription " both in the completeness and quickness of the cure. Of course, in complicated and chronic cases the cure may be slower but it is none the less sure if the medicine is faithfully used as directed. The records show that ninety-eight women in every hundred who have given rFavorite Pre- scription fair and faithful trial have been perfectly and permanently cured.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-22
HOPELESS CASES.

When the doctor leaves and says the case IS hopeless, what remains to be doner Nothing, if the doctors word is final. Much, if you will listen to the statements of men and women who were
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-22

Prescription establishes regularity, dries the drains which weaken women, heals inflammation and alteration and cures female weakness. It IS the best prep arative for maternity, giving nlusculas strength and elasticity and rendering the baby's advent practically painless. Az a tonic for weak and rrun-down women 1t IS unequaled, and nursing mothers will ind 1t superior to beer or any of the medicines or beverages commonly be- lieved to have tcnic and strengthening value. UFavorite Prescription contains no alcohol, neither opium, cocaine cs any other narcotic.
 SICK WOMEN
 are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, JTee. All correspondence fs treated as sacredly confidential and the written condolences of women are guard ed by the same strict professional privacy observed by Dr. Pierce and his staff in personal consultations with women at the 1nvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
 Accept no substitute for Favorite Prescription" The osly motive for sub stitutian is the little more profit made by the dealer on the sale of less meri- torious medicines
 FREE MEDICAL BOOK.
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical containing more than a thou sand large pages is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing onLy. Send 5I one-ceut stamps for the volume, or only 2I stamps for the book in DaDer covers Addres. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-22
UNNATURAL CONDITIONS.
Every woman should remember that .

diseased condition is un- natural. The natural condition of the woman ly organism is a condi- ton of health and uFa- vorite Pre- scri ption" works with nature on natures lines to re-estab- fish that condition of per. feet health.
 rI never courted news paper notoriety," writes Mrs. E. A. Bender, of Keene, Coshocton O., Ohio, Syet I am not afraid to speak a good word for 'Favorite Pre- scription' and Pleasant Pellets Over a year ago I suffered terribly for nearly four weeks with prolapsus and weak ness. After using one bottle of 'Favorite Pre- scription' and one oi Pellets l was a well woman. I have taken no medicine since and have had no symptoms of my former trouble. Have used the 'Favorite Prescription at different times for more than four years and find 1t has nc equal"
 When the wornanly health Is re-established. the general health al once improves There is no more backache O, headache. The nerves are quiet, the sleep is sound and the appetite natural.
 Dr. Picrce's Favorite
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Advertised Letters

The following is list of letters re- maining in the Prescott post office for the week ending Oct 13, 1902:
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From Saturdays Daily.

Vote the republican ticket this year
 Mrs. J. l.. Munds took the partici- pants of the recent medal contest out to Maple Gulch today on d picnic.
 Mrs. Coles A. Bashford and her daughter Miss Bashford, left this morning for their home in Los An geles.
 Shelby AL Cullom, formerly de- putty collector of internal revenue, has been appointed c!e.G of the sI preme court of thIs territory.
 R. E. Morrison is meeting wita regular ovation at every town he visits. lie will meet with a cores bonding ovation of votes on Novem- Der f.
 The great register of this county contains 5.299 names. There WAS another name sent in which would have made it come out even, but it was too late to have it placed on the great register.
 AriZOna Charlie has returned from Eis trip to IihaIou island lis party landed and went inland i.y. mics without molestation, though they en- countered Inc ans who showed hos iility 10 their intrusion.
 J. A. C0nlee returned today from accompanying a company Of eastern capitalists and mining men to the Olden mine near the Model The ! parties with nim were well pleased and left today for New York Wanted Agents in veery county for tLe oldest association In the United States, paving weeSiy 5ene- ! fits for both sickness and accidents. l Address Universal Protective AsSo- ciation, Los Angeles. Cal.
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liOhl IT ulOu.
 The republican candidates were in town today for short time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Stephens left this morning for their home in Los Angeles.
 The great register this year con- tains 5,30S names as against 3,S70 two years ago.
 Strikes seem to be epidemic. The miners at G. W. MiddIeton's mines went out on a strike last evening.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy has so far re- covered from an attack of typhoid fever asrto be able to take drive.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. E. Morin left yes terday for Bisbee, where the former will take part in the shooting tourna- menj.
 MT. and Mrs. W. $. Goldsworthy, are in Fl Paso, where the former Is attending d meeting of general pas senger agents.
 Charles E. Arnold, a Cincinnati newspaper man, who spent the sum- mer m Prescott, is now the business manager of the Phenix Gazette.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Burmister i left Saturday night for Bisbee. Mir. Burmister is member of the Pres cot team in the shooting tournament which takes place there this week. Owen Callaghan ani benJamin '. i Becker, Of Chicago. arrived in Pres colt last night on hHsiness connected with the McCHbc Extension Mining company.
 A Bit aad Birdie club has been organized in Prescott. Its principal object is hurseback ri,Iing. The mem bers of the club were 0ut Ia full force yesterday afternUou.
 Dr. John Denneu and l.. W. Belt gel of Congress, Were ID town today. | The former is a candidate for the legislative assemble and the latter candidate for supervisor on the re- publican ticket.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-16
BURIAL RNITS.


William l. Fre"se. As years. CIrrEos!s Of liver;
MaTy Iubke. Ii years. ass West Belle: apo
HeImenia Sch!enski. l year. :S2a vulcain; diPh-
Kate o'connell. - years. 1926 North Fourteenth:
~Dephritis.
WILSON'S.
Louise Ditto. So years. AIS Glasgow; ~apnpis%y.
William Engslhardt, - years, 49, oFa..oa:
Catherine Reynolds, 60 years. Ssll Morgan:
Mary i. Kennedy. % years. 2i2S Fail; con-
Hazel Navling. ! year. @m5 I.acIede: dentitio.
Convent OF the Good snrrherd: pneumonia.
Matthias Becker. - years. li@ south Ienth;
William r. Dillon. Al years. Alexian Brothers:
John Shelton B6ggs. II years. 1925. Carroll:
Mary ThIesmeyer. 81 years. 1872 North Mar
ket: nepilr1tts. -
Mary BuIser. 3 years. as2t Lucky: chronic
lanes Hughes. 50 years. 4126 Kenneriy: sen!ie
Francis Janulsky. p years. l4r5 North Sixth;
Gearsr +. voistnann. - years, ST. Llke's Hos
Th:resa Zenoch. - years. 2l5 Bismarck; en-
iirnrv Phillips. , months. 2s77 North Broadway:
Mrs. Kate Rrinkm-rer. % years. MulIanThy
Hospital. intestinal Obstruction.
Jennie Roberts. 3 years. 1896 Gratiot: bron-
@aayton A. Bennett. g. years. %ullanply Hos
pital: pyrem!a.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

The Manewal-Langc Biscuit Company filed arti;
Gle. Of incorporation yesterday. WIKI a capltal
a., ssn. $50 There are 2.g.J shares and they are
divided as follows: Louis =. Nancwal, loo; VIII
Ham ii. Iange, SEA: George q. ManeWaf. JD.
Articles OF Incorporation We're filed By the ES-
change Investment Company. with a capital OF
so. $50. The 80 shares at 500 each are clviced
ms follows: \. J.. Y. Mueller, 80, T. J. Flan-
aean, 3n: J.. W. Day. 100.
rorated with a capital. Of $1,000. The stock
holders arr: OTTO r: Stlieis II: nfenher' AUDI
The Cleveland Realty and Building Compaiy;
YESTERDAY. The stockholders are: Harry ": Mtp-
ham. T.. \. Mephail AMI Alexander y. Fischer.
Articles Of incorporation were filed by the star
building Company. with "A capital OF S%ytOD.
Nathan Frank has =. i9S shares. David W. Way es
] and NJ " ttliNnI
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ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield, ILL.,. Dec. 15.-Certifcates OF IN
corporation We're issued to-day by Secretary
OF State Rose as follows:
The Lyon Cypress Lumber Company. Chicago:
capital, s.. GD.t so: general lumber business. In
co~rporators-Thoma Il. Lyon. John ". Gary and
Jchn n Lyon
Tho Sibley Telephone Company. Sibiey: capital.
1900; to operate 4 telephone system. Incorpora-
tors-W. X. Hamilton. y. A Absher and L. a.
Warner.
The Grant Reduction Works. GaIena: capital.
$4,000: mining and milling business. FncorpJrG-
tors-Howard F. ChappelI. Jacob r. Custer and
John NJ. Cameron.
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MISSOURI.


Jefferson City. No. Dec. 15.-Secretary OF
Stale Sam 3. Cook to-day issued a certificate Of
incorporation to the Eagle Coal and Nercant le
Company OF Moberly: capital s2o.cs. all paid.
lncorporators-Louis W. Ficklin. William W.
Ffcklin. Joseph Harlan and others.
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HELP wANTED-MAL

HELP wANTED-MALE.
Boys.
% WANTED For messenger Office. Gould.
ia n. sixth -.
| . WANTED-ofa.e boy.
Graniville Hotel.
o WANTED-CaIored boy.
si y Compton.
o WANTEp-Good boy FOR hogseshosins.
1ii' y, broadway.
BOYS wANTED-Ffye boys. Apply at 80 y.
Nan. second rlpcr.
BOYS WANTED-cash BOYS. aged "A years. F.
W. humphrey Go %.
BOY W~ANTED-in drug store. one that wants
70 learn. 1891 Franklin ave.
wANTEp-Eov l. years OF age In dry
goods 81 re. l24 :. Broadway.
Roy wANTED-Rslable boz: good wages and
steady work Spiro. 500 Pli'" 81
coy WANTED-Go"i Iaunlry boy. 20 run
steam WASHER West End ii"ie!.
RoYs WANTED-E~IIi.oys, 80, $40 and board.
l.ttsh Eros. i-1 Century huitiint
TOY WANTED-Cau in she morning. Boil
man Bros. Piano 60. Il6l Olive st
Roy WANTED-oGice hoy .coloreD at ,hs
Granvill, Hotel. S4 y. Grand ave.
EnT. WhNTEn-Strcng boy. with experience.
t" work in a meat :iIop. 20 blfayttte az:
- WANTED-Rri-ht. IT-ycar-"li hoy: also
Smaller L-y. less EnEclnI.e 70. =" locus, >
BOY WANTEpA bright. small how for er,,
rlDtS. must ride Toy half fare: call 1T onc", ~
Missouri Trust building.
KRAND BOY wANTEp-An erraai 10y
about Il years old. +i y. i!roatway. third t'or.
SMALL 0 WANTED Apply at 7o' Pine
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OLD CLOTHING BOUGRT.

Old
ALI, kinds ladies' and gents ~Cast-nf clothing
bought: send postal. Davis. 1875 :. Broadway.
Will pay twice as much as any one. scnd postal.
". Ortlitt. $3.50 :. BToaiwa$.
HIGHEST cash price paId for ladies and gem
Mrs. J. Miller. 50. Walnut. Kin. a rs: TO branch.
ZOE GEi.BER can Use any amount OF gentle
mems clothing. pay twice as much as anEhoiF
because need them badly: send postal. 1891 t2TT.
OLD Clothing Bought-Absolutely highest price
pail for ladies' ard gents secondhand clothing,
Grea; bargains in overcoats. :. GovGon. s'
Morgan St kinloch c 20iS.
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DOGS, CATS, PETS. FOR SALE.

FINE: lot Mexican parrots; guaranteed takers:
mock. vs.. birds. small pets. fcrTetS. pigeons,
dog. etc. Wehrmann's Al Walnut st
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Miscellaneous.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

~ADIES-Tleasar home worL: steady. or even
ings: good pay. 1l3 y. L.ffrEw.iI. ngar Morgan.
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WANTED.

IF you want a moneyed partner In a Sound
business call on US. crawley d Co, 10 Laclade
building.
5000: rnanufac-
turing new patent shoe; - per cent profit: money
secured: investigate this: rare chance. II 100.
Republic.
STENOGRAPHER - Miiile-aged. intelligent
gentleman. German. speaks also perfectly Italian.
rapid German stenographer and typewriter. de-
sires 10 interest himself with a few hundred col
lars in honest business: office work preferred:
nediators sxelstae, q Il. Republic.
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THE annual meeting OF tn. stockholders Of
the Merchants Lacleie National Bank OF ST
louis for the election Of nineteen directors to
serve curing the ensuing year. Will BE- held at
tts banking rccms. Fourth and Olive streecs,
January l&. 1893. Polls open from 10 a. m. TO i
p. m. GEO. i. HOFFMAN. Cashier:
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may register Witt :he Free Eruploymer; Bureau
IL the State Labor BuTeau OF Statistics. sl-.s
Che, thu: St; situation anu help furnished fee
Of char.e. Tel. kinloch A ISL.
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II. LOUIS cLUB ANNUAL MEET1NG-r,e
annual meeting OF the members OF the st. Louis
Club for the election OF officers. 10 serve during
the ensuing year. and for the transaction OF 81 IN
other business as mag, properly come before t1s
meeting. VIII lie held at the st. Louis Club.
No. 1868 LindelI boulevard. ST. Louis, NO., on
Saturday. December %. 1872. at 9 p; m.
i. X. FRANCIS President.
Attest: Charles Virgins. Secretary.
ST. Louis. No. Dec. 6. 1902.
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sTEAMsHIPA
JAPAR.cHthA rrHa!tIPPITE ISL 4

lpAH.eNiN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS VIA
sHS Ru.VSItuS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mail ::
:. Co.. Occidental and Oriental : &. CO. and
Oriental SIS 60 From San Francisco: F.k!nE.
I'"-rHher .: 'GDtiC. January 5: America Maru.
January 10 For passage ard freight rates.
RESERVATIONS. orders and information apply to ).
Il. ~Lathroa. general agent. 500 Olive ST.. 50.
Louis. No.
RAJ N0ED WHITCOMB-S nineteenth annual
t"ur Of ON MEXICO w!l' leave January @i>t,
ard i second tour. visiting the MARpI GRAS.
also i"aTes February 2Ist. Entire trip IS made
IN speCia: Tr..at" Vrst!huira train ot finest Pull
man Private rar TORS TO California frequent
y during TIE win:ec- Parties to CUBA. PORTO
RICO. FLORIDA
WEST INDIA Cruise january 18th. 1873. An
nual icu- To- EGypt. and HOLY LASp. January
3!-r. Write for DO eklet. mentioning tour.
-. Clark st. Chicago.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Notice 1. here
by given that the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the GernaDia Trust Company will De
held at the Offices OF tie company at the north
west corner Of Fourth and Olive sts, ST. LUIS.
Mo-; on "Wednesday, the eighteenth day OF De
cenlber. 1902, conEening at the hour Of 9 O'Clock
a. m: or that day, for the purpose of -Iecting
ten directors and for the transaction Of such
nther business rs may be brought before said
meeting. kOEHLER. JR., President.
Thos. H. Wagner, Secretary.
st. Louis. Mo. Dec ?. 1853.
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

home: thirteen acres of GROUND,
nine-roOm house: fine water and shade: conv,r n
tent 70 Post Office and depot: one hours ride
from 81. Louis. 1909 Vista ave.
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BppkEEEPER. ETc-LlIv bgokkecper. ste
nrET1uEer aCi cashier &C ton vrars' ofaCe eN-
I~"rl":G"e. wants position. at 81 peg month. + -.
Rs1uhl'c-
~cneK-Situa'i"E by German girl: nrst-ciass
COX: general Homework. g.. y. sixth st.
GGnN-SitUat!o1 10y hrs;-class wh.;e cook: no
ol1"'t.uH /, suburbs. III Franklin: side door.
COOK y ~HrUSEGGRL. Situations wanted
y 81" cr!'r-t girls t. 80 cooking a'd bpuSewo!k.
5Ei N.-trrs" ave
MISUNDERSTANDING TO bring home. All
Kennedy ave.
btINrItESS-NaEts washing. u z. out On
N'.Ues-aE- ANA Thursdays @tfr t.astun ave.
M~pNEI-Lost. IrIv envelope. Ear.'s. olive
street cars. or on Ewing av-n.!". between DIV.
and Manchester; return To Bars. reward
N~TE$E-Slcuarion as nurse: experlensel: best
differences. I.ns Wash.
STFNoGRNPHER-Sttuation h. experienced
F'":'ErarhHr: moderate salary Gail At ~ La
cleio building.
WoEK-Girl wants place n small family: no
washing or ironing Can a2JS chestnut.
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LOST n FOUND.

BOND-Lost or stolen. bond. No. So, for SID..
OF the Citizens Railway Co. Of st. Louis. All
banks. trust companies and brokers have been
Warned against negotiating same. SI9j yeward
VIII be paid. and absolutely no questions asked
Tor return OF came 20 Ortlweln Investment Co.,
Rotunda. Security building,
DOG-Lost, small black-aud-white hound. bitch.
Return TO 1923 Allen ave: reward.
DOG-Lfst. bull terrier: al! white; no collar.
Liberal reward IL returned to iii1 LindelI.
envelope containing t15 and
nose glasses and chain in case. Miss Stella T.
Common On envelope. Liberal reward. i222 Evans
ave.
ForND-Harris's new erore. where they sell
best shoe In St Louis for 81. 4G n. Sixth IT
M~EDAL-Lost. gold medal. Inscribed Pc
sented to Ms. II. f. Sender by her Glass. 81
Mary's Inst, Prairie Du CHEN, Wis: lost in
Harris Hall or vicinity. Literal reward. 49,
West Belle.
pOCKETEGOK-L0st. nockothonk. headed chat
elain packothook, containing change and KEYS
corner Eleventh and Park ave. finder can keep
money. Please return keys and purse to i,jI
Park ave. nuStai;g,
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WaitrcsScs.

GIRL girl for general work IN
lunchroom- 90. Narch> ter: TO wasting.
HOTSHIGIRL WANTED-Ssat girl 20 Eai, on
Isl. Pine.
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liz. MARY ARTHUR. Spe-ia!ts;-La!ies n
t.--.!-. al c~i Et T.. .pc relief. cHnHrsmsEc
CAs,' ;lL-.. infants ado; -. -65i "ashirGtun-
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

: BARGAIN; restaurant: t- trade, chap
r.at; clearing 500 month: hIv" t%o places cans
attend both. Investigate. sG y Eleventh -.
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ENE.El
PERSONAL. WE
ESts.n Cents Ter Linz.

ALL r-i.ate !i,eases a srecialry. Market Stress
Fourteenth and Market.
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TN'Hhy6M-h groG place Tor the right
u. ~.
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HELP
The Trades.

MACIITNIST wANTED-Fr-st-class rachIn!st
To- run SINAI! lathe. Apply -. .. Nelson Mfg.
Co. Eighth and St Charles.
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AiscellaneOua,

A~iscellaneoua.
APPRENTICES WANTED-Ladies TO learn
hair dresslns; manicurinE and facial massage:
free clinic: expert INSTRUCTIONS. etc. January !
We mc We int our new building no Pine st..
write Nlo!sr Barber college. Iil Market st.
CASHIER waNTED-Youns lady cashier for
grocery store. y IA. Republic.
DTsHwAsHERS WAXTED-Tvo women dish.
washers. j. Chestnut st.
DIsHWAsHER WANTEDLiood woman to
wash dishes and assist cook In restaurant kitchen.
~: Olive st
GIRLS WANTED-Machiae girls; h:gh wages.
Hesse Envelope Company. l23 Locust st.
GIRLS wANTED-To fold sheets c NJ Wei,
Printing company. 81 :. broadway.
work: rccd pay. Apply 55 N. Second s..
LADIES odEs WANTED.T use our new "T-pin;;
live happily ever after: ii cents per card: ? cents
Washington boulevard. Chicago. III 1850
WOMAN wANTED-For Kitchen work. 10 y.
Sixth st
WOMAN wANTED-A woman to do house
Cleaning n a fat for this week. Apply 1894
lei WANTED-MALE.
Clerks and Collectors.
CLERK Observation-Disclosures grocery clerk.
Apply 1901 Market.
CLERK WANTED-NiGht clerk at Hotel Gran
vile. gi y. Grand ave.
LER WANTED-Sight clerk at the Grand
Vile Hotel. 3lf y. Grand a-e.
CLERK WANTED Experienced carrecord
clerk; give references. r IA. Republic.
wANTEp-youns men. be-
tween % and "a. for collectors. c io4. Republic.
COLLECTORS AND SOLICITORS WANTED
Collectors ara solicitors on salary. Room. 35
De Soto building. 'USin Pine.
COLLECTOR WANTED-Reliab,e collector. ex-
perienced IN time payment collection; good
salary: steady work. g 10. Republic.
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK WANTED-A boy with
come experience; at once. 3e01 Franklin ave.
MAN NANTED-Yourg man for grocery store
and delivery order. 1892 Clayton.
A WANTED-Young man assist In shipping
dfIartT.ent Wholesale house: :2 week 20 start.
1888 Olive.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. ETC. wANTED-Offce
assistant and collector: S4 week TO start: chance
10 advance Apply 1230 Olive.
OFFICE man. mfg. concern. $50: assistant. $40.
Bookkeeper. so: office manager, SIS.
Five grocery clerks. 81 week: other openings.
American Employment Co.. sls Olive st.
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PENSIONS. back paw, discharges: notary pub
lie; advice free. L. S. Br.en. ~ Chestnut 81.
St Louis. Mo.
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LAENDRESs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gail
1914 Franklin ave
LAINpRESS WANTED-Woran 10 take home
washing; white rrcferred. 2s2l EausciI-ntach ave.
INDRESS-Situat h. n-st-class coiqrei
laundress. to go on. IL DAY o. :ake home. want
work at ONE. call 2,3' Howard.
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GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.

replaces and repairs s~iiverwarn.
raIs ula:.a watches. isNg'ry: good work. cash
Tor old gold. silver. platinum. ~ y. Seventh -,
cold and silver plating in az branches: cash
kamp * Krau.e. s.ai= Pie St, ST. Loui. No.
-
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GREAT variety household furniture at $40, Rus.
sell ave: call before . a. m. or after 80 D. m
week days and all day sunday.
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FINE cook steve: good as new: cheap for cas-
3rs Olive 81.
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WE lave
LANDAJS AND 'HERLISs: ALSO
HE WHICH NE WILL CLOSE
OUT AT BARGAIN PRICES OR EASY
TERMS If DESIRED. JAMES CcN-
NINGHAN, son & CO., 2p2o Locust ST.
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old mahogany furniture; tea
tables tdrOp leaf. siieboard. curved columns,
French bed. work table. paintings. brass goods.
$50 Finuey ave.
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LOT Of stoves. furniture and carpets. cheap
Oh time payments: goods sold as Represented
American Secondhand Store. ISIS Easton ave.
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BY the ChrIsty Syndicate Investment Co: CO.
operative Investments: SO and over accep:e::
your money may ne Withdrawn at any time IN
demand without notice: sp-cia: until January !.
Write or send fo- booklet rooms BIS and 29 Mis-
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Mrs POWERS vital magnet SIN: all diseases
rH-HI uf-r-ur r--!ic;~-: trtra L4l-t and opium
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AGENTS AND statesmen.
Safesmen,

NAN WANTED-ioung man to sell our good
10 q .-smak-Ts. Imperial EEItryiiery Co. As ;
broadway.