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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-23
An Awkward Deadlock.

"Why are they not speaking"
"Tkey Quarreled about which loved
the other tie more"
"Weli?
"And now each is afraid to give in
for fear of offending the other."-
Brooklyn Life.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-23
A Conjecture.

A Conjecture.
I'm finishing my education by trav-
cling"
care you, sonny? s'pose you cal
c'late to do quite lot of travelin', don't
YOU ?'-Puck.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-23
FRlLLS OF FASHION.

The pOngee corsets rival the white
net styles III favor for summer.
Delicate transparent sailor collars
Jokes and vests are to be worn exten-
siveiy this season.
Many Of the gowns prepared for aft
ernoon wear are in black and white
silk or French muslin.
Dunstable straws, rushes, alder stems
and other rustic braids loosely woven
or lace plated are In great demand
both here and abroad.
One of the seasons latest jackets
that has already proved a favOrite is
the Monte Carlo or KimOna coat, fash
Toned in silk. pongee, yelling or canvas,
lined with colored silk and trimmed
with lace or embroidered bands.
Linens of every description are IL
good taste. By French tailors they are
made into fairly long skirts heavily
strapped, and these are worn either
with skirted Russian blouses. the short
er Gibson waists or Elton blouSes, with
Irish lace collars attached.
One of the new summer skirt models
designed for yelling, muslin, etamine
and other soft delicate goods is far
ing five gored style with applied folds
In tucked effect reaching almost the
entire length of the skirt, although any
desired number may be used.-New
York Post
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-23
How He Knew.

How He Knew.
Casey-Ut's tn foine time OF bod OIL
tn Foorth! Divil a thing kin Oh re-
mimber afther nome o'clock in tn
marning.
Farren-Thin how dye know We had
a good tonne?
Casey-Sure, didn't Oh hear tn cop
tellin' tn joodge all about ut tn mkt
marning?-Puck.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-23
THE q. 6. s. MANILA.

was regarded by the Americans as ap-
propriate, and no change has been
made.
The vessel was built at Leith, Scot
land, twenty-one years ago. Her ma
chinery is Anticipated and equipment
worn out.
In the days OF her greatest expecta-
ton the Manila was rated at only 10.11
knots an hour, which speed wouldn't
have permitted her to escape from any
American vessel in the Spanish war
service. Her coal capacity was 1S6
tons. She is schooner rugged and has
a single screw propeller. These are
her measurements: Length, 2O9.3 feet;
breadth, 31.2 feet; mean draft, Is feet;
tonnage, 1,057.
The hull being in good condition, the
Manila was ordered to the naval sta,
ton at Beaverton, Wash, to receive
new machinery and equipment and tC
be generally overhauled.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-23
A Breakfast Musing.

IT'S an age of base deception.
Well be lucky to avoid
The imitation beefsteak
And the egg Of celluloid.
st. Louis Globs-Democrat.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-23
A Great Combination

eff necessity is the mother of inven-
ton. what is the father?'
Insanity, of course" Con-
StitutiOn.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
BURIAL. PERMITS.


F. c. spreckelmeyer. ,. years. City Hospital;
alcoholism.
Nathaa Lande. &c years. 4IO5 Maryland: cys-
tits.
pital; gastrosntertus.
Joseph Marceau. IS years. e0l Wells; pneu-
mona.
Carl Mas, Is years, e2g7 South sixth. typhoid.
Andrew Haven. IL months. iS0 Nebraska:
augusta Falk. 81 years. rm Wyoming: urae-
mia.
berculos.s.
Blanche Berg. 2 years. 1887 North Ninth: scar
let fever.
cinema.
Regina Probst. II years. 1860 North Fourteenth;
heart disease.
Augusta Hausmann. IS years. 2slS Gamole d-
abetsx.
Mary J. Reynolds. 60 years. 1923 Westminster:
nephrtis.
Fred Burns. 20 years. 1ic2 Newhouse; demen:ia.
Charles Lorge. 81 years. Muilanphy Hospital:
absceEH.
John Boyle. 81 years. 2l12 North Fourteenth;
rheumatism.
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HE'LL wANTED-MALE.
Miscellaneous.

U,ynv no, - sc,,o cor-.,nr 30 SO ~.
start:
. K Il. n-wsas~nfs. " ,..nn5nba;i tain.
Kitchen men. s.. 81. g w"+s TeEg- f:-Eren : .
Farm hanIa. mixers and gar!eH..s. -. 81
5S !ahSrtrs. tsamis;erS. CrI. Il < w,
| i, ra.riv fsct1rr iaharsrs 81 SIS. st So
| . cofnhusk"rs. WOOD hutt.r-. " 9 "a So.
..l HaRdS mr"' light FACTORY "'ik; . A-'' =
3 p sandg men , H faS,ars and him div. s. So rom.
: m.n t? hrs sirnac~: .,"nl vari - a-1r4.
t"I Grcrk. Poi"s inside wu-A. - 81 : ."
.o Iaborers. te"msteFs. coi'r@d- South ''e
i" lahore-<: 90. work, onic. '~~' .i-iar'. .
and Ia iige!t emfiavri.nI c'iu:.arv n - r....
z.szl... E-t.l.-zi M - ..----i =
ii"I SENA<. N~ANTt--ca."-ti man !
st"r~. 80 Div = ''
MAN cANTEp-Fn- e-a.-ai wn-k arYunI cal.
lari F-@ y ';a-ri~-n Nv
arI express wagon Ii "ivs
NAN Avn WIZ u. y-ET- u -T5-E--~-
ssnsr"l wgrk: s3hlrhs .aH lG y Eleventh =
u,E ,yrrr- NJ 80 --.--. ,.,f. -
NV wIvrr7, I-------i
e. as ' S3r!ir, or genera. work. '.'T' ;'-'
c, ~ :, w y54NsEr ~ i-fZ IN ca'
c2rnLce Go. $40 san Francisco av~
MAN WASTrp -y.-rr- man - ~ = r-.--
fnr chores rn,' drfva or.-h'rs. W. wine ~
M-AS4GEF w4xTE6@H,s q- Ia m7a7E--
outside city: IS month ana running .xq.a-a~.
I2?, Olive. RON I
f WANTED-Tr Sc Hl~ris'S uni n-s-aTnr
81 shoes. i7 y. sixth 81.
"
NES men 20 work around
hous- for home: refe:en e. 5s'a Maple.
49,
passenger trains: SALARY SO to sN week. I'D
Olive.
MEN W~ANTEn-Flve reliable vou-r men =
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sTecKHpIDERs. MEETINGS.

STDcH NEEyJS9-SDi,pe 5, heTs-
By given that the annual fiesting Of the stock
},ridefp 81 the Gef,isafiH 3rast Company xtii be
hele nj the offices OF tae esinpany al the north
west corner of F'sHIth and Olive sts. 81. Louis.
Me., ON Wednesday. the es fifteenth day Of De-
erinber. ise2, eeH,enlns 81 the hour Of . O'Clock
o; III. az that 1a:, for the purpose Of olecting
ten direetHis and for the transaction Of such
bther business es may be brought before said
~fnre.ins: HENHf 4oEHLER. JRu President,
Ftu.: H. Wasnerj Secretary,
81. bouis: aeI Bee. Z. 1879
sr. louis C1,tB ANNUAL MEETING-Ths
Gnrtal meeting Of tie neIneers OF the St. Louis
Eab for the election Of officers. to serve during
the ensuing gear, and fer the transaction OF such
meeting, will be held at the 81. LsuiR Club.
No. $3.50 Ldndeil boulevard, s. Louis, No.. on
b. h, FRANCES. frss!dent.
Attesfi Charles Virgins, SECRETARY.
81. hesiss Me-. Dee. q. 1pS.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
---

IocekIAnSou"
APPRENTICE wANTEp-Apprentiee to learn
work: good opening. Taibot's. 352i Olive.
,DINING-RoOM GIRLS WANTED-Two espe-
,snseu 3iI-cay dininE-room girls: Houi I9s'-
lions. zig Olive st
dish~ashsr- Hote: Gssni Restaurant. 2fJ' Olive.
DIsHWAsHERs WkNTEp-Ciiris at dishwash-
Ing. Apply @S y. Fourteenth.
pIsHWAsHER WANTED-Either white or
co!oted. Kentucky Restaurant, lila Locust:
FEMALE DIsHwAsHER WANTED-At 4Gs
Morgan st.
GlEh ,w~ANTED-GooI cir, for Kitchen work.
I'll y. Broadway.
Urls W~ANTEp-IOa girls to pick nuts: week
w"tA: good pay. Apply SIS y. Second ST
GIRL wANTEn-G:ri t. Isarn hairar.ssink.
massaFe. TaIbo;'s, 1874 Olive.
GIRLS wANTED-Three girls. about l. years
n.i' =" iearn p.ntsmakinE J. ": Loss" Progress
Tvs Tailoring Co. SJi-sy, y. Sixth.
GIRLS WANTEn-To wcrk on circulars frr a
day or TWO. rali. y O'clock. Thursday morning. at
The Model. seventh ana washington.
.GlRLS WANTEE-Stesdy work: good pay.
AFrly Ferguson Mckinney Su-penier Factory.
southeast corner Tenth ami Licas ave. six'i
KITCHEN ,GIRL WANTED
%.l1 y. Ninth.
LAZY WANTED-.yI,h boy about II to travel
with a blind man. lt!2 o!ive.
Al WA%TEn-To assist photographic: no
eHHerisnc" necessary. only good "ynvsrsauorGl!st.
1919 Market -.
ScT;tRWoMAN WAETED-Noman ~ scrub
floors: colored preferred. 2Gs Olive
WANTED-Iaiics to learn hairdr-ssinC. mani
curing or facial t-vrtT1ett. only four weeks re-
CURED splendid demand for graduates: an ar-
count or oar rapidly increasing class. our college
VII remove IL cur new ~hI.!tinG. ZIG Pin. st
"tea:n hat. elevator. eceryttinE hrstcla:.- Call
or writ. Mnler college. III Market 81.
WoMAN WANTED-To work In kitchen. 10
y. Sixth -.
NbMAN WASTED-GoSi woman fr all
around work IN restaurant kitchen g3I9 Olive st.
WOMAN WASTED-A mi !aIe-aeed woman 10
assist n upholstery shop. I.I3 :. Seventh -.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11

REPUELIC SPECIAL

jefferson City. Mo. Dec. 10.-Secretary Of State
Sam b. Cook to-day issued certificates Of incor-
poration to the following companies:
Sunny Slore Realty COMPANY Of Kansas CITY:
capital. S.. G3p. all paid.
a. Rule. w. II. Glashin and NJ. A. Carraher.
.Cook-BUfinEto Live Stock Company NJ Golden
City: capital. sl2.511, all paid. Incornorators-
u. E. ketcham. J. p. Burlington. i. W. Bufang-
ton and others,
capital. Sl0.ySi. all paid. lncorpOratorS-A. A.
Underwood. z. W. Ives and f. C. Peters.
The following filed certificates OF increase:
The WAYNE County Bank Of Gresnviile. from
S1h.01 TO 81. con.
Louisiana Central Lumber Company of Kansas
City. from 5000 TO $500 900.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
ON CLOTHING B0UGHT.

ALI. kinds ladies' and gents cast-oh clothing
bought: send postal. Davis. 1885 5. Broadway.
DON'T sell your old clothes before seeing me;
will pay twice as much as any one: send postal.
~. Orbl!tt. 1507 S. Broadway
cash price paid for ladies and gen.
fIemen's cast-of clothing. Call or send postal.
Mrs, J. Miller, COZ Walnut. Kin. A Els: no branch.
JOE GELBER can use any amount Of gentle
mems clothing: nay twice as much as anybody
because nted them badly: send uostal. 1921 Carr.
OLD Clothing Enthusiastically highest price
paid for ladies' and gents secondhand clothing.
Great bargains in Overcoats. ., Gordon. SS
Morgan St kiuloch c 2olS-
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ct. LOUIS.

The Modern Miller Company fled notice yester-
day OF an Increase Of Its capital from SO, 900 to
$1,000. said Increase paid up. The assets are
given as SO. l6s and the liabilities as s.. sos.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.
SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC Eel
Springfield. III, Dec; 1o-certihCs.es Of in;
corporation were issued to-day by Secretary OF
State Rose as follows:
The Cadillac Automobile Company OF Illinois.
Chicago s capital $1,000; mans,aetuTing auf q
Chanberlin, George L. Wilkinson and Il. s.
The c. & C. Co. Chicago: capital 81. 500: print
Ing and publishing. A.
Miller. Edward J. Stevens and Charles J. Faux
Tbs Central Collection Agency. East st. Louis:
agency. IncorPOrators-Paui Irese. c. Z. Ritcher
The Chicago Postal Pneumatic Tube Company.
Chicago; capital SEC 900; operating pneumatic
Ersssr lex t G. SSaod~fin. maj Louis is i. Mann and
William V. Millington.
The IndeSpeP1dens Arm and Pin Company; chi
business Incorp9rators-MaTceiIus J. Josiyn. Z
E; rs Mcc Jslss9v AID W shas G Z; gsarsh' 5erseyvl,,.:
ff nDdtno- s5; 90; v manufsctqring boots and shoe =
Cross and George u. Locke.
ISOLATION. Chicago; capital $50. 600; general mer-
SSanliie business; c. SAM
The Rotary Bevei Shear Company. Chicago;
capital sal,ego; manufacturing machinery. In
The Illinois Conoertina Club. Chicago; social.
13SSigf.a'0rS-'0hn JanAa' Louis sOlsr and Frank
The Edgewater Coal Company. located at Chi
caEo.. certlnes 10 an increase in the number Of
directors from three to five.
Gated at Chicngp. %certifies to an increase In the
number OF directors from nine to fifteen.
The McAleenan Boiler Company, located AT
Chicago. %certifes to an increase in capital stock
from SO. 099 to sI0a.c0O
D. R.. sperry & Co. located at Chicago. certify
70 an increase in capital stock from $50. 90 to
The Calendulnne Company. located at Chicago,
~certiaes TO an increase in capital stock from
$4,000 to 500. 90.
The Electric Burglar Alarm Company. located
at Chicago. certiies TO a change OF name to the
Consumers Art Glass Company.
The James ,Pittway Company. located at Chi
cago. IL dissolved.
The PeoDle's Furniture and Carpet House. To-
Gated at Moline. is dissolved.
The American Spiral Pine Works. located at
Chicago: %certifies. TO an increase In capital stock
from Si0G. 900 to SIZE. coo.
The American Suspender Company. located at
Chicago, ~certifies TO an Increase in capital stock
from s5.01o to s2o.1s0.
The Foley & Williams Manufacturing Company.
located at Chicago: %certines to an increase in
capital stock from sl00. Oo to 600. 900.
Charles p. Fink & Co.. located at Chicago,
certify to n change Of name to the Austin Ave-
nue. Provision Company.
The Charleston Homestead and Loan Associa-
ton. located at Charleston. secures an extension
OF duration OF term for seventy-nine years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

". and J. Spath. si3 EmUnst: girl
\ ard " Gillespie. cot tutger: girl.
Y. AMI r. I.!CEtcn-t".r. ISIS Aaritt: girl
=. and /. Bla.kfprd. 1TA3 Lawtpn. boy.
W and J. Burr. 2J-, Eastnn. s:rt
+. and \. Lake. 3si5 st. Ferdinand; girl.
:. and a ka!.-r. 2N-T Texas. girl.
\. ami 2. Croft. $50 Marine: hoy.
j. and { Ahi.rE-i.T. 22i Dickson; girl.
$ and c. Cossymano. 1913 Foster alley: Eirl
twins.
". and 7. Ho;lar. 1873 Penrose: boy.
7. and 4. ErallEaHT. Az North Twenty-nrst'
girl.
J and Nj McCue. 1866 irving: girl.
y. and l.. SCaGizzi. IULi North Eleventh; hoy.
=. ana e Heck. $50 Magnolia: girl.
a. and N. Fogi!u. 1875 Franklin. boy.
=. AMI NJ Yates. I5!> Division; girl.
= and = kGrE. G3l- Neuagd; hoy.
W rGt - Sell. -3n Eugenta: gil.
. AND u F"nta"a. - Morgan: boy.
u. and T. Crowley. 4FI"A Gibson, hoy.
=. and 4 NiaTrorI. iff4 Morgan; g!rl.
-. ara : N..-". 80 t!.N'. tuN.
q. an: =. Frrmif'T. 4Jfl cote Eriliiante: girl.
= and = ErnGii. i-SI blair. boy
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
BOSTON steam Dental Rooms. AZ y. Broad
1ay- between Locust and -. Charles: est. 1871:
Solc filing. 81 w. Doctor J. Ii Ease. .irpprietBr
tR. A f. SOSER. Dentist. so franklin Ave
Crown and bridge work a speciality: consultation
and eNar!ration free: extracting withou- pain &c.
II means s~atIsfacti n to YOU II Doctor Cc-I
does your d"ntiStr;: sDi stamp for s;icLsrS. De
SJto building, 71s-lj Pine st. st. Louis.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. a. y Broad
bridge work. So. Open Sunday until /
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H~OJSEGIRL to do general
homework: no washing. Apply 400 VI aslinstoh
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I man TO travel: ssn month anil *
Eenses. experience unnecessary: send references
Witliams Co.. Chamher CnmmeIre. ne,rn.: SIi.h
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HOCSEGIRL WANTED-Eoung girl 10 assist
with General Eous-wo:K. no iauHG;y work s''i
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HOTSECIRL wANTED-Coi0reS girl fr gen
cral housework: come ready FOR work. SO+o olive.
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BIG G
In used planes this week at +. @. Smith, MI.
1rt2 olive st. \. 2 Whitaker. Mgr.
Nine large 81" up. Et-s e5
Rosewood. 2o0.!-t. ned ur-isht ..-.... T2l
SIlen4ll toned GiFi-tt. GHrG case ----...--... Is
Elegant t@H Na!nGt up-iy ut. urarly new, IgI
Elegant 80 mahogany UPRIGHT. nearly new. ~.
500 fraGHuEy ~S1iLiit-- good as NORTHUMBERLAND. III
S|I Henry = N.ivs. square. gC ID As new. ion
Sia emerson siCafe, IN fire co1dttton--.-.-.-- 80
These ar. only q few Of our mnrv bargains
We have many others. An inspection cordially
invited. 7. q Smith. Nj. 1912 olive st, A. Il
Whitaker. Mgr.
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U~oUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
h0usawuIk in small fiGrI!y: can 50 home nights.
gagg tg-=,.
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GOODS.
Wanted.

Absolutely f.I yaia" ul.i = T. u Il !!
rgsa<. -L--r- e. rt-.tz z p u=sS 4-4 f--@ % G-.--
N i-,Ss4-. -ei4 Washington ave. IL r lSf'.
Al. I,r;s furniture. stoves ant f-a;fe:=:
li-s--- Price PAID. send postal M-|r- l"S
Frs-.tE I.
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FNLkiMASNGJML

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust Building. Sew
ents and Chestnut Sts.-Ini.yiIusl instruction
given in Bookkeeping. Pennanship. Shorthand.
TypewritnE. Arithmetic ramma etc. Fa!!
term. day and night. Now ooen. Call: telephone.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-11

d Rings Solid Cold.
Finest qualities. 3 10 500. Mermod & sac-
cards. Broadway and Locust
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~HOTSEGIRL W~ANTEr-CitrI to 30 general
small family: good wages. :SIJ-A
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HOISEGIRI W~aNTED-YuunC girl for gen
er.I huu,.Murh In :aml!. u two. le2. Goodtell0M.
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Hrs-SfGIRL WANTED-White gil for gen
eral hoIsewOTk: email family. Sood home ALA
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ETC.
wholesale houses and
for express companies.
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.i' ---.'gtL. gods l.s- prices sa.:. Va
.~ H store :. :. ap e had. -e!l Morgan -
J. Es.-. -I <.rr4-. -
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O~IS:GIRL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cir! for
eral housewoih. family OF three. 5tsl Page.
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TIEMAKEES WAETED-o- 80 Of Fort
stump: INSPECTION or right of way. we haul ties
as fast as made: uEcu.led timber. long tob:
Itod G Co.
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PINE St. So. Bates Hotel-NewIy furnishe
rooms. J0c, 1Jc and 81 Ter day; weekly rates.
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H. -I!4jjb 'i.eEs-I buy furniture. s-rr"s.
- 'f'E. I.7r- Ia -l-ai. -. I5ySCa. 40. tEa!E-
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Statesmen WAETTD-Y0urc mon q ell
Station.
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WAN.ED-Girl FOX general
housewug>. without washing. i17 Hickory ~.
~EOTSEGIIl. WANTED-StronE girl for gen
eral nuus.wugk. god wages $40 5. Seventh St
UDUSEGIRL W.ANTED-c0H.pctent girl Tor
general ho1sewOIh. small family. ilo' Maryland.
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OFFICE 20 WANTEp-Youth. IS 70 i;
must be good T"rLnan and scholar. :gr ofire
work. o I33. R"Tr!hlic.
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CHANDELIERS G; co.
xISICAl.

ABSOLUTELY h.rhes- price paid for second
hand er--'-E. bass S.1lEs and CiaEi-ets. Tiua.e-n
E.s.- Company. = :. Bros. lway.
ALTO. tenor. side trombone and tuha wanted,
~ 1f: E'F-! price J. Plgrht & son. rs )
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PORTER WANTED-GooI rar'cr f.r f-st-clazs
harh"r shop az" Saerandoar ave.
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fi;EiTJEE bought ~ am euant'ty: lS>t
- -f- sH'r" contents Of "01=.s AZ. '1I'>-
: -- - a.. Il7 Oiu- So t -. Main -.
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OFFICE . WANTED-A bright office boy
IN j1hbinc- house. state az. an! experience II
any l. iyG. Republic
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MEN WANTED-Snart yu-g men - earn
brown she Co. union facto.y. jefferson AM
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ELY y"ur Christmas presents from J. PIach; s
SHH. IL :. Brpa.-ay. cal and see oar iarG
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SPRING GREENS.

BY Parker Quincy Adams. Copyright 1902
Spring green's need no Endorsement
from me, nor from any other writer Of
cookery. Happily nature supplies the
demand at the same time it demands
the supply, and in the fields, as well
as in the garden, good, wholesome
greens may be found. But even greens
may be improperly cooked, and 1 may
say, as a general thing, are overlooked.
Don't cook to death if you want them
at their best.
For a wholesome and yet very mex
pensive spring soup nothing is better
than sOTrel soup, and ask you to give it
a trial. Wash thoroughly in several
waters a couple quarts of sOrrel, and
sprinkling over a little salt, put on to
cook in as little water as will serve
to keep it from sticking to the pan;
when tender drain well. Fry two table,
spoonfuls Of finely minced onion in two
heaping tablespoonfuls of butter until
brown; blend in two tablespoonfuls of
-four, and when smooth add one pint Of
milk. Chop fine the sorrel that has been
draining while you prepared the sauce,
and put in with the sauce, adding also
one tablespoonful of sugar and a season.
ing Of salt and pepper. Cook for three
minutes, rub through a puree sieve and
return to saucepan to reheat. Then add
one pint of hot cream and serve at once.
Try cooking spinach, dandelion, mus
tard or other green's by the following
method: Wash thoroughly in several
waters and sprinkle lightly with salt. Put
on to cook in a large porcelain lined pot,
adding only one-half pint of water to
peck Of the green's. When perfectly ten
der drain well, squeezing out the moisture
and chop in chopping bowl. Return
to the stove in a saucepan and season