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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

Street: house two stores, six rooms, bath hot and cold water, sanitary connection. all mod ern improvements Property Is rented for a year from October 1st at price that win pay big Interest on the money. Wfll be sold at a lov price and on exceedingly easy etrrns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
Records Pulse of Patient.

Dr. Gartner of Vienna has just patented an instrument which records the pulse of a patient under the influence of an aneSthetic. The instrument Is fastened to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

For saie-A large etore on. Commerce Street, between Bell and Taiiapoosa streets; this enc efi the best situated stores in tho whole sale district
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

For Sale-one of the most beautiful residences in Montgomery; on South Street. seven rooms, beth. all modern conveniences: handsomely papered and In hrst-ciass condition: we'll rented to . good paying tenant. For full particulars. apply at my office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

For saie-Do you wish to invest in a good hrst-ciess situated on the best block on Com come tenantedf Now is your opportunity: price and terms reasonable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

Advertisements will hs inserted in this column. under any classified heading. as these rates: Twenty-Five cents for twanty-five werds or less, each inssr-
 ton. and one cent per word for twenty
 i've words or ovsr, each insertion. Cash
 must accompany each advertisement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
wAKTED-BoARDERs; RooMERs

couple or two rehned young men 70 board in private home four blocks from Court Square; choice of two furnished rooms upstairs: use of hath and telephone modern house. splendid neighborhoodi will rent rooms without board if preferred. Home" care Advertiser
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
Weather Conditions.

Rains have occurred in the Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys East Tennessee and at widely scattered points along the AtIan- tic coast and in the Northwest; rains have also been general in the cotton belt, being heavy to excessive in portions of Georgia and the Carolinas. The pressure is highest in Western New York and lowest in the Southwest. Tenn perature changes have been unimportant. The conditions favor showers during the next 36 hours. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

Sherbets, and Ices. Pineapple sehrbet and Lime Ice.
 Dowe's. Phone 55. --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
At Kinloch Park.

At Kinloch Park.
 St. Louis, Aug. 15.-AGiss May Day won the feature. a six furlong dash for 2-year- olds and upward at Kinloch Park today. She got away second to last, but F. Smith was saving her and she won by two lengths. Pretension in the third, threw his rider, ran away and jumped the fence into the infield. After being recaptured and given a rub down he was started and but for an accident would have won. In the stretch he was leading and coming fast, when he struck the fence He was thrown off his stride, but finished third. First race, five and one-half furlongs, selling-Allagrette, 95 HIiggins) to 2, won; Leech, 106 (Sheehan) 3 to 1, second; Tiomaine, s5 (Upton) to 1, third. Time. 110. Enigma, Bussy and Max Rose also ran.
 Second race, mile and twenty yards Konw, 10 (Higgins) 2 to 10, won; Pirateer, 100 lShilling) to 1, second; Eva IA King Rose and Glitter also ran. Third race, five and one-half furlongs, selling-Wenrick, 1oS (Niblack) 15 to l, won; pr. Cartledge, 109 F. smith) 5 to l. second; Pretension, 9S (Perkins) to 1, third. Time. 1:O8. Burrows. Haven Run, Tressilan. Bride and Falkland also rag. Fourth race. six E fqrlongs handicap ond; stand Pat, sl CD. Austinl. to l. third. Time. 1:14. Lasso, Ventura and Frank Bell ran.
 
 selling-Irish Jewel, 112 (Sheehanl, to 10. won; Our Lady. 107 CIiggins), 10 to l, second; Custqs, s1 8Bibb), to 1. third. stelle. Hydrophobia and Exapo ran.
 Sixth race. one and three-sixteenth of mile, selllng-Neversueh,, 100: GIigginsl, elD, to 1, second; Satin Coat 105 (Nel- Liza: Enge"a S. southbTeeze and Mar
 tAntries for Monday.
 First race. four and a half furlongs- Our Lille. Ryevale, Grief, Hogarth,. Tous pee, Juvenile, Alcomer, Any Way. 115; Charm Foxy Grandpa, is. dols. Lexington Bess style, RehiVe. Ayier Miss Gould, 100; suefs Sister Routh B, BstlhImuda, BslI SS; Kit Kitty Cut Dash. 1o4. tion, Mafalda, 1O8: Pehane. sS; Lady. Free Fourth race. mile-Miss Mae Day. 1o7; Little Scout, Elastic Macey. 1OS; Lady Fifth race. mile and seventy yards seII- ing-Aransas, Murmur, 92; Blanco, Lynch, iS6; Menace. 1osi pr. Hart 1ds; @ Exapo' EDp S; sixth Face. mile and eighth selling Whitmore, Ticlgful, Terra Incognita, go: NoT HS1 MnaePackb Iet TSy0g
 
 1O5: Gold One. Little Lois, False. Jena. 102.
 At Fort Erie.
 Buffalo, Aug. 15..7The Hamilton stakes for two year old Allies the feature of to-day's card at Fort Erie. was won by Columbia Girl in drive. Track fast; weather cloudy
 First race, four and half furlongs- Flo Manola, won; Jim Perrin second; Bruceville third. Time 0:551h.
 Second race, six furlongs-Shrine won; Prosador second; Silurian third. Time 1:14h.
 Handcuff second; Kings Pet third. Time 1:41M
 Fourth race. six. furlongs. the Hamil-- ton stakes-Columbia Girl won; Lyrfst second; Ia Gre9ue third; Time f;o1A
 Sond: Pearl Finder third. Time 1:41.
 <th race, six and a half furlongs--
 FYerkes won; Dynasty second; Ed. I; A Time 1:20
 Sew race. steeplechase,. about one mile saf @three-quarters-Red Car won; Faraday, Sf.. second; Memorist third. Time 3:51.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

For Rent-Store on Commerce Street, formerly occupied by the Merchants and Planters Na- tional Rank: we'll fitted up for . banking busi- ness, nnd will be rented with furniture com plete either to single party or will be divided
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

NVANTED-One or two young men to board References must be furnished Address E. R.. Box l03.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
REAL ESTATE AND 4nsunArcz,
II 2. Dsvidson.

H c. Dzvidnon. \ Real Estate and Insurance. | For saie-Do you wish to invest ln a good merce Street. we'll tenanted. and viii never be- come tenantedf Nov is your opportunity; prics and terms reasonable
 between Beli and Sns Tsispooss @ ~ strests; ss ths; store fronts e feet on Commerce Street and fn enc efs a,e best situated stores In tho whole | For Sale Beautiful residence on South and cold water sanitary connection. all mod. ern improvements. Property is rented for q 5o oeoos iss ss pss iSs, s .a y iov price and on exceedingly easy etrms For saie--cne of the most beautiful residence. in Montgomery; on South Street. seven rooms. beth. all modern conveniences: handsomely to good paying tenant For full particulars. apply, at my office.
 For Rent-store on Commerce street. sorner,v occupied by the Merchants and Planters Na- tionai Rank: we'll fitted up for . banking busi- ness, md will be rented with furniture com plete either to a single party or will be divided up into offices.
 For Rent-Large store in the whoievale dis trict; we'll suited for heavy business of any For Rent--A few offices in the PoIlak Build ing. corner Perry Street and Dexter Avenue. have ew oes e nnsy m s o Massa m st so the most up-to-date office building in the city, steam heat and elevator service. have rented most of my dwelling houses and have but few left on my list If you have q house which you wish to rent to a good tenant, will pay you to place 1t in my hands,
 har to-date house located in good neghborhood at price not to exceed s5, 900 co; if you have such place which you wish to sell. call and H. C. Davidson,
 Real Estate and Insurance,
 Phone 16.
 
 
  
 --
 26M Commerce st
 
 ! Now here's something good for your nioney; for s2.75O We will sell you two first t-class g. roomed houses, well rented to prompt paying tenants for ssis. making this more than II Der cent investment. The places are well located and in prime condition. Titles guaranteed per- feet or no sale.
 For s1.50o we offer an attractive so-acre grass farm miles from Montgomery. Half cash.
 
 You want 10 per cent investment[ We have 1t in nice clean new b-roomed house in rail- road calling distance. This place has all mod ern convenieuces and is a jam-up little place We offer it for $1,500 cash, and 1t rents for sIl a month, S16S on $1,500. Titles perfect. sa.250, half cash, will buy an up-to-date G. roomed house near Sayre Street School. Beau tiful level lot, excellent neighborhood and one block from the school.
 We have good lot of houses to rent We write fire insurance fin best companies at lowest rates. We write incontestible life insurance policies in the New York Life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
aELP WANTED

wANTED-Lady or gentleman of fair educa- tion to travel for firm of s250.o00 capital; salary S1.O73 per year and expenses paid weekly Address. with stamp. J. A. Alexan- der, Montgomery. Ala 2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

For Rent-Large store in the wholesale dis trict; we'll suited for heavy business of any
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

Cotton Region Bulletin.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. IS. For the 24 hours ending at C. m.. 7Hth nnaridian time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
River Bulletin.
Indicates risa. Indicates salL

Indicates risa. Indicates eall
 The Coosa will rise slightly tonight and Sun day and the Alabama will remain nearly sta tionary. or rise slightly, during the next two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

For Rent--A few offices in the PoIlak Build Ing. corner Perry Street and Dexter Avenue: will be rented either singly or en suite: also have few offices left in the Moses Building. the most up-to-date office building in the city, steam heat and elevator service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

I have rented most of my dwelling houses and have but few left on my list. If you have tenant. 1t win pay you to place it in my
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

For Sale.
 We offer for sale the beautiful residence re- gently purchased by Mrs. C. l.. Jinxs and for merly owned by Mir. Brad. Hardie. being No. T16 South Perry Street. The lot is G. by 220 feet to an alley. Price very reasonable with easy payments. We will cheerfully show you the place.
 We also offer for sale the beautiful home of Mir. Phares Coleman on Clayton Street. The house is in first class condition and the apart ments are splendidy designed This is an opportunity to get perfect home at what we consider very low price. S4.5O0 will buy a splendid home one block from SayTe Street School with a very large lot, being 70 by 3i5 feet and rented al 500 net. s2,lO0 will buy q delightful cottage on Aman- da Street near Mildren; rented for S2lO. If you are fin the market for the purchase or sale of property, 1t will be Go your interest in letting us know.
 Holt & Strauss.
 Phone o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

have a customer who wishes to buy an up- to-date house located in good neighborhood | at price not to exceed s5, 000. 00 if you have
 such place which you wish to sell. call and see me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
At Fort Erie.

Buffalo, Aug. 15.-The Hamilton stakes for two year old Allies the feature of to-day's card at Fort Erie. was won by Columbia Girl in drive. Track fast;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

TOMORROW Monday, August f7th, only. q discount Of 9 per cent; 1-a of cut-siasa. 24 N. Court s. Sol LswS. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

A REGULAR INCOME GUARANTEED-we have proved our ability to earn 20 per cent
 monthly dividends; S50 and multipies thereof invested with will positively yield immense returns semi monthly your money always at your call: write for free booklet. John R. Pearson & Co.,, Oak Park. III. u "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
FOR RErr-Rrsrnrrcrs

PERRY St. residence for rcnt; residsnoe 4i2 S. Perry St, for rent from Oct. Ist. Ap to A. M. Baldwin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

PIANoFoRTE instruction by Mfr. ana Mrs. cv L. Doll. Gis S. McDOnough street. Pupils mo begin lessons after Sept. l. preferably afte Oct l. su-wd-su-ta-a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
Charles & Nelson, Real Estate and Insurance.

For Sale. A bargain on Mildred St. Lot 10Ox150; house In lirst-class repair; must he sold this week.
 Charles & Nelson, - 106 Dexter Ave. FOR SABE-Insurance, fire. life and accident in best companies doing business. Real estate and loans handled successfully and satisfac- torily Zirlle & Moore. 20
 For Sale. small plantation, miles from city, Broom dwelling, barn, etc, &601.
 Dwellings to Rent.
 
 M. Fl. Stuart G Co,
 Real Estate and Insurance, A Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
FOR SALE.

GLOBE wERNICKB systems facilitate bus mess, they decrease office work and increase your profits; they give satisfaction; now is tell you how to do 1t. Ed. c. Fowler Co.
 10-suntf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

FOR up-to-date laundry, dairy or furnitur right
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

FOR RENT-New four room dwelling, ktcheG.
 bath. lights: large yard: on Holcornbe e<<8G<. near car line. Apply Miss Etcrnfeld. 1t All
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
WANTED-FEtIALE HEx.p.
MIsCELLANEoUR.

ALL charity patients desiring admiasisn 6sI the wards of the Montgomery Inflrmary mA1aE lowing physicians :Drs. Goldthwalta, Moco8 hfco, Baker. Pollard and Billing, who cornpos9| county rhysicians. Drs. Thorington and Bili
 ling. su-wd-fr-tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16
BUSINESS toPoRTUNITIEs.

no fee; consultation free; established 1884. Milo B. Stevens & Co.,. s25 14th St.. Wash. ington. lT-su-tf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
BURIAL PERMITS.


Henry G. Stodder. l year. 5oI South Compton:
pneumonia
Reboccs csddOek. IS years. 4gI South Broad
way: ~Eastritis.
bowel trouble.
Anthonla Klanerd. a. years. 500 Minnesota:
Joseph Marx IS years. Ale1ian Brothers Hos
HAZEL Lanahsn. IL years. 454 Page: pneu-
rnolia-
Brigitta charlOtta BerEstrom. S. years. III
Indiana: seniuty.
Flora Sutherland. 5 months. 1915 Lucas: brOn-
chiTs.
Nellie J. johnson. q years. 447 Fairfax: la
Hugh J. Todd. : years. 5 South Twesy-seoOnd
Charles Heel. g years. 22s South Eleventh.:
Henry W. Hesse. 34s salena: scarlet fever.
0erste Regoli. l month. 90 Market; abscess
Of ear.
Earl s,euernageI. 4 years. ~ Arsenal: typhoid
Frank Shaw. g. years. City Hospital: %senIity.
Thomas Fitzmorris. 6 yeas. 100 North Main;
asthma
Christian Norman. s. years. az Grove: pneu-
Mary c. Donneliy: I months. 1901 North Tenth:
sophia chArloitOn. u Yeas. sSs West Belle;
Fernsn Finn. / year. as North Broadway:
George Kathman s. years. Isl, South Eighth;
IPzfficE osMsIley. IS days. St Anne's Asylum:
Laura Burton. l month. ST AIMS Asylum: de-
eflity.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

The following articles Of Incorporation were
fled with the Recorder Of Deeds yesterday:
Ford MANUFACTURING and Patent Specially Com
pany. The shares are divided as follows: ]. Car
ter Czrstens. George R Ford. 800 each: Beyer-
ley A Sturgeon, 20 shares Capital stock. full
paid Sn.eoo. To manufacture and deal in special
ties.
st Louis Cabinet Company; George L. Weiss.
II shares: john Jansen. / share: Jacob Burber.
] share. NJ. Burber. ] share Capital stock, full
paid. 500. Manufacture and deal in furniture.
Tuxedo Laundry Company. Robert Guthrie, 9S
shares: E e Guthrie. 1 share: john A. Bruner,
I share. Capital stock. full paid. $1,000. First
meeting TO be held third Monday IN April.
Phoenix Realty Company. Robert Guthrie. IS
shares: E: E Guthrie. l share: John A. Bruner,
! share. Capital stock. full paid, $4,000. Real
estate business and to examine titles to land
First meeting TO be held third Monday in April
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ST. LOUIS TRoN MOUNTAIN AND SOUTH

81 NCAAS. AffoN MOI NTAlN AND SOITH-
SPECIAL MEETING OF sTocKHoLDERs.
Notice & hereby given that Special Meeting ef
and southern Railway Company will he held At
Louis. Mlss 81 me OS S0TPF FaPSis IN n, he ~ y 81 =,
Aprii, Is9 az nine o'e.ock a. m. for the pur-
!: To purchase and acquire all OF the railroad
md tSsacEi;e s.Ai Of fnq ah eeF Memph i,sht a. RTiSiie sss
L5uisisna Hallway Company.
iesas P aR9 ffSnc5 5fsi and az ,h PeS Tom riFhs, pHEi;
Louisiana Railroad Company.
= 10 purchase and acquire all OF the railrosd
leses and franchises OF the 81. Louis Valley Raii-
a To authorize the acquisition OF the oblEa-
lions and stock OF other companies whose lines
81 railroad are continuous or connect with the
nnes ci rai4road owned or controlled by this
5 To increase the authorized capital stock Of
increase % consist Of 10000 shares Of the par
6. To Increase the bonded Indebtedness OF n.
company by the amount of Se.oo9.Ooo by the Is
FOR the purpose, among other things. Of prOvid-
Ing Tor the Quotations Incurred by this company
IN connection with ;he purchase by IL OF the
TaIroad, property snt frSnehlses formerly belong,
the railroads or the s@ecuriti.s - ~ -sIrasd
companies and other property ne-pii- otfore men
stock Of other companies whose iiSes oS rsilraad
are continuous or connect with the lines OF rail-
for the construction or acquisition o. Improve
ments. additions. branches, extensions. equip
ment- yards. depot grounds and terminal facili-
ties in connection with the railroad and proper
ty Of the company and for other lawful purposes
and TO execUte 4 mortgage securing such bonds
upon the railroad. property and franchises so &C
branches. extensions. additions and other proper
~ acquired by use of such bonds.
= To act upon the several resolutions Of the
Board Of Directors in the premises adopted at 4
meeting OF said board held on the 18Th day Of
February. 1905.
The books for the transfer Of the stock Of the
company will be closed at the close Of business
on March =. 1913. and will be reOpened at ten
o'clock q. m on May l, lS03.
BY order OF the Board Of Director.
GEORGE ]. GOULD. President.
Attest: A H CALEF. Secretary-
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETIyCs.

NOTICE Of Stockholders Meeting-Notlce Is
hereby gwen that a meeting Of the stockholders
OF tne controller Company OF America. a cor
SSIxuoL VIII be held at its Office. i0sls NORTH
=: is'S. between the hours OF nine 90 a. m and
ro,tne ~ m OF that day. for the purpose OF
Young upon a proposition TO increase The capital
SOCK OF said company from one hundred ana
nity thousand 9lJ0.el0.1O dollars to two hundred
taoasano 1a1.Ugn0D dollars: said increase q
Sald stock to consist. OF i've thousand t5.NOl
shAres at The par value Of ten sI0OJl dollars
each: said increase 10 be for the benent OF m.
treasury: and TO transact any Other business that
may come before the said meeting.
j. A LEWIS.
IL a
X. r.
I'LL
IA.
JOHN =.
E. G. LEWIS.
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-sToCkHOLDERsr nEErIScs.

STOCKHOLDERS. Meeting-The annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders Of tie American Central
insurance Company for the election Of three CD
directors. to serve for a term OF four years, and
one III director. 10 serve for a term Of three
years. will be held a. the office Of the com
nsny. northeast corner Broadway and Locust
TUESDAY. the slst day of April. 1917.
: Polls open from > e,elock a. n e Z noYn
mo. T.. ADAMS. Secretary.
81. Lcais, April u. lecs.
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I. job, ]. Ry.. a Co. c.rthesi. Hsis.r.:

Before cashing checks call at rooms z I
1 and ). No. 1901 Chestnut 81. This viii be
to your Interest.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

weddInE Rings Solid Gold)-
Finest qualities. So TO so. Mermod q JAG
cards Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
: And DEATHS.
RECORD OF B.RTHs.

OF b=hEhs.
John and Anna Neubrand. SSs Washington:
Charles and Jennie wetb. $50 Washington;
Esri.
- Fred and Mida Robbins, $50 Washington: girl
G. and Marie Talmau. e69 Washington; girl.
- Harry and Florence Hatrel. I73 South Seventh:
9 BOY.
Patrick and Mar, Cleary- 2loS o'Fallon; girl
-I;usfay and Ella Nellie. E05 Monroe. girl
Henry and Lille Niderloh. 800 Bell: giri.
Otto and Julia Somers. e0Sl Russell: girl
George and Kathrine Hoffman. 1854 Hogan;
Edward and Lydia Meyer. 3ss North Twenty
Fred and Pearl Joy. $50 Washington: girl.
Joe and ida Grass. 1910 O'Failon: girl.
Adari ard Dora Kuefner. 4SS5 Greer: boy.
J. W. and Annie Codd. lo25 Old Manchester:
Paul and Mary Scheir. z7s4 McNair: boy.
r. and Frances Barnard, ese WASHINGTON; girl.
- Charles and Jessie Williams. $50 Washington:
hoy.
Charles and Annie Fanzler. +55 South Broad
Morris and Julia Colby. 1is North Eleventh.;
John ard Annie Fartel. lIF Madison: boy.
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RuBIeaM SHORTHAND COLLEGE,

Exclusively for young ladies. now occupies TIE
entire third floor Of the new Va1ol building
Olive and Vsndeyenters the eest-equipped coIiefs
In the West; Individual Instruction: new pupils
vays welcome. LndeII az: KinlocA c ,osT.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17
MISSOURI.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL

SPE-lAL
Jefferson City. No. April 16-secretary Of
State Sam B. Cook to-day issued certificates OF
Incorporation to the following companies:
Plomo Mining Company OF Kansas City: cap
ttal, $4,000, paid. Incorporators-D. B. Rogers,
W. H Caffrey, H. c. Silmon.
The Doctor Diemer Anu-Gripine Company of
James W. Crank. Frank W. Diemer. Benjamin
Diemer.
The Fidelity Development Company of Kansas
City; capital. 5000. paid. Incorporators-M. G..
Harman, l.. r. Shepard. W. E. Teller.
The Neosho Ice Company Of Neosho increased
its capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000. half the
increase paid
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eTEAGsnrP.

CHINA PHILIPPiNE IsLANps
~ VIA HONOLULU Pacific
nhii sS. Co. Occidental and Oriental S. g. Co
nnd o1sntal : s. Co, Prom san Frnrciscs:
nons-kong Marn. April -; Pekin. April =;
Lotto. May T. For passage and freight rates.
re-rTa;ions orders aud Information apply 70
y p LathroP. general agent. Sc Olive ST. 81.
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ILLINOIS.
REPrRLIc

Springfield. ILL.,. April 16-Certihcztes Of in
corporation were issued to-day by Secretary OF
State Rose as follows:
The Southern Illinois Veterinary Medical and
Surgical Society. Altamont: educational and So
ctal. IncorporatorE-P. L. Sombaugh. =. n.
Hart and r. Z Downing.
The Gorevilie Fruit Growers Association. Gore
Vile. capital, 5000: packing and shipping fruits
and vegetables. 1ncorpaI ators-J. K Kelly, J. c.
TrovIllion and James NJ. Francis.
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HOUSEREEPER wANTED-For country, near
Jacksonville. III: FIVE IN family. all grown; no
milking: no objection TO one child. Call ~
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

Wanted-In our new fac
tory No. 2, lois N. 18th ST.. IS
on all parts.
Operators on 2 needle and
buttonhole machines. Best
lighted workronms in the
city. New high speed ma
chimes. Also girls to learn
S~HIRT1AkIN0. Pay while
learning. Steady work and
good pay. The New Era Shirt
Co.