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The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
FIRE IN HANNA MINES
is UNDER CONTROL
It VIII Be Days Before Bodies Can Be
Reached.

HANNA. Wyo., July SIT is believed
the fire in the mine which was the scene
of the recent explosions and consequent
heavy loss of life has been placed under
control. The work of removing the debris
from the slope is progressing slowly 1t
is not believed however, that any at
tempt will be made to reach the bodies Of
have elapsed
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
CARLOADS OF POWDER
SAVED FROM FLAMES
Loss of 100000 by Fire In 3. G o. Yards
at Chicago junction.

CHICAGO JUNCTION. Iowa. July s.
Sixty-five loaded cars, the transfer house
and other smaller buildings, the property
of the Baltimore Ohio and other prop
erty were destroyed by fire today. The
loss is estimated at 100000. Three cars
of powder were drawn from the transfer
house before the fire reached them.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
Turks and Bulearlans Collide

OSKUB, European Turkey, July 5.-In
conflict between Turkish troops and
Bulgarians, near Vodena, forty-six miles
north of Salonica. the latter had ten
killed and the Turks two wounded The
dead Bulgarians wore uniforms bearing
badges inscribed Liberty or Death"
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
ST. Paul People In the East.

Special to The Globe.
BOSTON, Mass. July 5.-Among the st.
Paul people who have arrived at Eastern
summer resorts Mrs F. Ford and Miss
Elliot. of st. Paul, are registered at the
New Cliffs hotel, Newport, r. ].
Mrs. S. Levin. of st. Paul. is at tho
New Winthrop, Winthrop Beach.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
sawmIIl Employees Convene.

The sawmill employees met yesterday
afternoon at Alexander's hall with VIM.
Staples in the chair. There was a re-
markably good attendance and some i'm
portant business was transacted.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
Cabinet Crisis In Ianan.

YOKOHAMA, July 5.-The report is
current that the premier has resigned on
account of the difficulties of adjusting the
next budget.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06

PERI hUli5aI rode han If as u,
the regular meeting of the society, and, al
though nothing definite could be learned,
the supposition is that some action was
taken regarding the Kischenev horror.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
Flour | oaders and Packers Meet.

No. held their regular meeting yesterday
afternoon at their headquarters in the
Union Temple. There was fair attend
ance and the usual routine of business
was gone through with.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
KING POSTPONES HIS
VISIT TO PARIS
Action Is In Difference to the Situation at
the Vatican.

ROME. July Sit Is stated that owing
to the situation at the Vatican the pro-
posed visit of King Victor Emmanuel to
Paris has been postponed indefinitely.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06
RubonIc plague Strikes chile.

SANTIAGO, Chile, July 5.-Isolated cases
of bubonic plague have occurred at Val
paraiso and other towns in Chile. The
authorities are taking the strictest pre-
cautions.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-07-06

Discuss kIschenev Horror.
The Society of B'nai Birth held an i'm
The independent., 1903-02-05

cial reform was begun no alteration
was needed to empower the states TO
abolish the institution. This ques-
tion is so familiar as to render de-
tails unnecessary.
All know that from the beginning
OF the operation of the general gov
ernment the question was sometimes
hot and other times cold. There re-
mained a diversity of opinions con-
corning it throughout the period. It's
adjustment has cost thousands of lives
and millions of dollars. 1t cannot be
said even now that all faith in tho
principle for which the southern con-
federacy fought has been destroyed
These historical storms are not Of
fered for the educated. They are pre-
sumed to know of them and to be able
to gather from them whatever benefit
the common people; as one practically
uneducated offer them to the readers
of The Independent and others of my
class, in hope of enabling some to
take consolation from them To me all
such instances as the foregoing af-
ford abundant proof that temporary
defeat must not be taken as perma-
nent conclusion when we are dealing
The independent., 1903-02-05
Lincoln Hide Market

The Lincoln Hide & Fur Company,
92) r street, Lincoln, Nebraska, sue
Cessors to S. J. Dobson & Co., quote
tie following prices, f. O. b. Lincoln.
until further notice: No. l green
salted hides, per h., 6hc, No. 2,
SIZE; bulls and side branded, 5bc:
green hides 1c lb. less than salt cured:
horse and mule hides, large, each,
$235; small, 75c-s1.50; green sheep
pelts, each 4O-75c; dry pelts. 5-Sc per
IT,; dry flint butchered hides, per h.,
12-13c; dry fallen, weather beaten and
murrain hides per h., 5-10c Our clas-
sificd fur list, together with little
booklet telling how to trap, skin.
stretch and handle furs and hides to
obtlin the best suits, will be mailed
free to all upon request, also write for
tags and general information any time.
The independent., 1903-02-05
Watson, Woods Bros. & Kelley Co.,

questions. Beginning with the memOr-
able convention that was organized
May 25, 1867, we find our govern
ment confronted by some intricate
problems. Some Of the problems Crap
pied with by this convention were not
solved for many years. The slavery
question rose to such height as to
cause serious alarm. Attaching to it
were the difficulties of representation
and the proper distribution of pOlitl'
cal power. A heavy storm hung over
the convention; so heavy in fact that
some of the most accomplished men
of the assembly despaired of sue
cessful termination of it, One writer
says of that body that it was Scarce
held together by the strength of q
hair"
Washington repented of having al
lowed himself to be persuaded into the
work. Another great question to be
dealt with was where to fix the linz
between general and local govern
ments. State rights and privileges
had to be properly empowered. Then
when the government began proceed
ings under the constitution let us re-
member how it was received. When
the effort was made to collect the ex-
else tax in Pennsylvania the idea was
received with contempt The author
ity of the government was disputed
and defed. Armed resistance was de-
cided upon. The position of the in
surgents, the justice or injustice OF
the tax is not to be questioned here
The insurrectiOn is cited because it
affords evidence i'll support of the
claim that it requires time and study
to bring about even a small measure
of reform
If it be doubted. however, that il
was an instance Of reform | offer a.
testimony, the language of Mr. Ham
ilton concerning the signing of the
constitution under which the tax was
levied. In the convention referred to
he rose and said: NO mas ideas
are more remote from the plan than
my own are known to be; but is it
possible to deliberate between ANARCHY
and COnVulSiOn on one side and the
chances of good to be expected from
the plan on the Other?" Is it not re-
form to pass from anarchy and con-
vulsion to good government were not
the insurgents opposing the reform?
Conscientious opposition it was. no
doubt, but opposition nevertheless.
Yet it has been said that others re-
ceiyed the new constitution with in
structiEe joyfulness. Another uues.
ton and shall offer no more. Slav-
ery.-the word is not to be found in
the constitution. When the great So
The independent., 1903-02-05
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inf1amed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
to it's normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by Catarrh, which
is nothing but an infamed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo O..
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The independent., 1903-02-05
100 BLAl K PERCHERONS, BELGANS and COACHERS 100


theirs he freight
The independent., 1903-02-05
63-STALLIONS-6

to
o
M town. hrong
the buy
evryda eter thanS o Fairs" Heha aso nhandoy
The independent., 1903-02-05
. TALL LION :


west OF MsourR
ckor bay aIionsH He has st imported
1T TONC-H2
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pYEIyG. CLEANING AND REPAIRING

CLEANING. cyelrg. repairing pressing: pants
Cleaned and pressed. 50c wagons call everywhere.
Louis Busch. cleaner ant dyer. "a Pine: phoaes
COME get your money back II not satisfied
with cleaning Gys-ag- repairing aad alter
iaE American -aflOr.nS Co. rs " Eleventh.
LADIES and gentlemen have your garments
cleaned dys9. repaired at the Paris Dyetrg and
Cleaning, Co. IL Fraakliu: phSae Main LEA.
LADIES END gentlemen have your garments
cleaned. dyed and repaired. mems suits chem
Icaiiy cleaned pressed. 81: suits spouged pressed
- certz: work called for. kialoch - III.
Ffnusy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting af stockholders OF F-r!cl6s-
hahn Drug Company for the elect!o.. Of officers
and directors and transaction OF ether business
"a may properly come before TIE meeting will
BE- held at the office Of the corrpauy q Sa;i--
hurry St. st. Louis. Nc. on Friday. June IS.
1851. at s y. n FT,ICEE
c. ". J. q. Hahn. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
L N G U ES
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = The annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF The Burlington
Elevator Co fo- the election o. five directors
10 serve during the ensuing year. and Tor the
transaction OF such ether business as may prop
eriy come before TIE meeting will Be held az
the o.ac- Of the company. Room 81 Lacle1e build
iag St Louis state OF Missouri OF Tuesday.
the 18th day OF June. ISi3- Polls open from .
O'Clock a II. uariI II o-cicck neon.
". L. GREEN. JR-. Preslient-
Marshall Hall Secretary
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PENSIONS, PATENTS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

St Louis. No. Nav - 1919
OFFICES AND GENERAL STABLES
WILLIAM PASGHEDAG LIVERY AND IN
DEETAkISG CO..
ISIS TO SIS y. GRAND AVE.
At -he Annual Election OF the Stockholders
Held TIE Offices o! the Company on
Thursday, Nav =. 1893.
Fredsricks Pa>caedag, Charles i. PaschetaE
and Theodore ". PaSchsGag were dIsy elected
directors 10 serve tor the curTer. year.
~ meeting q the new directory. held At the
offices % the William PaschedaS Livery and
Undertaking. Company. or Nav - 1873. the FOL
lowing officers were duly elected 20 serve FOR TIE
current yeaT:
Frederick PaschefaE. president
Charles {. PaSchsGag. vice president and treas
Theodore W. PaschedaE. secretary pro tenn
with our fine rooms. large stables and pru-ry.
personal attention Will be pleased <or them
20 remember az the old reliable stables
WILLIAM PAsCHEDAG LIVERY IN
DEgTAkING CO.
SIS to ss.i ". Grand ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
NEGOTIATION WaxrEp.

ANY infI-ustion IN regard TO Solomon Buff
finger. what has become Of hiu. would be
tina akfully received and rewarded as his friends
did not lear Of him for aumb=r Of years. H
w Walk Columbia Lancaster County. Pa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
CHANDELIERS
FOR SALE FOR STORAGE CHARGES,

70 oak bedroom sets AZ -
OAK folding b.ts With glass az 81
Oak rGautsi beds at s.;
oak S!d-tna-fs a, s.
oak extension tables a 3 <:
Walnut ward-cbes at Is
ZION msrt.i ts5S az s.
l-rr cuuchss at s.
Ice boxes At :.
Ciss1iin@ stoves at 3, TT
- yards Brussels rafrsr fi5H
- Yards ingram carpet ~
All goods sold t1r cash or time Payments az
Henri . N!ehe's storage Tarshous- 1878 Frank
lin ave.
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TNkiNAGMCpN

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust building. Ser
ezth and Chestnut sts- Individual instruction
gwen in Bookkeeping. Peumanship shorthand
TypevritinC. Arithmetic. Grammar. etc. Open
aay and night Call telephone OF write for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
81 Down, ST a Week /.

ON EVERY PURCHASE OF FURNITURE
BOUGHT OF Us
Our new spring :; ok hss arrired. and shogii
hoafts :It5N: nlantel beds. s. 80 !-on be1s 81
roc-r-sizs rugs 80. ranges. - up. gasoline
stoves. 3 ". gss ranges. 81 up. cook -;ovsS
!Cw So. baby hu-Zi=s ard -1-cart- g W.
FRANKLIN FURNITURE HOUSE.
- Franklin
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
PUMPS FOR SALE.

We have on hand for prompt delivery 4 number
Of steam pumps. sizes inch to inch suction.
also several centrifugal pumps OF l. inch and "a
inch suction For price call upon write
Schoellhcru-Albrscht Machine Co. ils y. Main
II. 60 Nh
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
STOCKS AND BONDS.

STOCKS AND BONDS.
WE will act fiscal agent for any -el!aH!-
corporation and sell any legitimate stock Ues-
srn Investment Co. Us burlington building.
WE harn customers for good stock .hat VIII
stand investigating: owners only Western t.
vestmsnt Co. as Burlington building. SO OLIVE.
So shares Great Western Gold Henderson.
X 81 Republic.
on Page = Part IL read ingalls, true story
about watches ard diamonds On time payments.
PENSIONS, PATENTS.
PATENTED and unpateatsd inventions bought
and sold. Lucas < Co. 80 Chestnut ST
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
DRAUGHOE'S Prs sasIasss COLLEGE,
Incorporated.

Tenth and Olive.
4 chain OF eight business colleges owned b.
business men. Fourteen bank cashiers on Board
Directors. In our catalogue hunireds OF fne--
chants and bankers say: --DrauEhon's COLLEGES
reliable, give superior instruction have s;e-
Cial facilities Tor securing positions DrauEaons
diploma means something No vacation. enter
any time E-asy terms OF payment Positions
secured. Gail. write or phone for catalogue
ON Page :. Part IL read ingalls, true story
about Matches and diam nd- on time payments.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
HAYWARD'S

81 ODD Fellows buildiaE Individual Instruction
az Shorthand. Typew-itIns. Bookkeeping. Arith-
.netic and Peu1lansh!p. Phone So. Day and night.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALI. these desiring help or seeking situations
may rrglEter with the Free EmpoI rnent Bureau
Of the state Labor Bureau q statistics Stii,
Chestnut 81: situations and help furnished free
Of charge Tel Einloch 9eI
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
Mabel winn Given to Win. Ran Third.

| wish to state that I have picked s. psr cen,
winners since / have opened for business NAV .
Can positively verify this statement as our many
clients Will gladly do the same. Commission
placed for 10 per cent Of net winnings Commits
sicns handled from SO 10 $500 on the follow
ing scale: ssl Will cover play OF SO each
selection $50 will cover play of SIS each
selection; Slal will cover a play Of 81 each
selection. Statements mailed weekly with drafts
.or profits. Oar business is strictly legitimate
no E-t-rich schemes l licensed by the city
81 81. Louis to DO business. court investigation
References numerous to mention. Ny
selections file the ofie for Inspection
will pay SO to any charitable institution II
env ~ the above statements are found to Re in
correct. Being ex-iocsey and acquainted with
all the leading hO-sensn throughout the country.
an familiar with al! the technical points of
racing. in addition TO being the race track
daily. Under stIch conditions | am in a position
secure information unotta Unable to all others
\ trial will convince the most skspticaL
Remit iirec- TO ex-JocEey J. Z Ryan. Room
iol Beroist bldg. Ninth and Pine SIS, S.
Louis. No
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
BOAT FOR SALE OR CHsRTER

Net having any business az CIsfksviI!s Tor his
season We will charter our te-Tyb0at. Ella Nav
20 any responsible party tor some length OF time
Ne will sell it on reasonable terms /, is a
boat. built the past winter 10 feet long q
foot beam Il. fee: outrake. making it ss feet
all Has boiler - feet by Il inches in
diarreter six s-inch iuss: machinery all perfect
and the pilot handles the engine from the pilot
house Very light on fuel and two men caa run
G. Cruel & Brown Clarssviile. Mo.
on Page :, Part II. read ingalls, true story
about watches and diamonds on time payments.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


Gies aud gents clothing brought stole; lob
lots bought. Elm. aus. Gordon. aS Morgan.
ABSOLUTELY paws three times as much for
drop Postai Jacob Gotaa. IS Mo 2.p ''"'S
BARGAIN in street and evening dresses; high
est PFtss pad iS ne sas yI clothing ri send postal
AsH s aid ea fSE n st and gssd
as Fullerton building. Seventh and Pins-
CLOTHING. secondhand or new clothing. Shoes
overr1ats etc. bought. Iarges, cash price raid
HAVE you- witches clocks iewelry repaired
b. be-sAtn2I 4 Go, jewelers.. 1873 y. Grand
ICE BON wANTED-To buy butchers Ice
box IN god rent:tion. II aGs. Republic.
ZOE GELBER can use any amount Of gentle
needs badly. Postal: phone a 1853. 1877 Carr St.
LUMBER wANTED-About lco feet: oil OF
n""- suitable To- snsi. .=l Whittier.
u GEEENBERG. l,96 MAKE, :: hlgh.., oric.
- al Niais
NOTICE 20 W-scke-s-Vvantel 90 rasr mo-,
g= - "s.Se Nias flooring or pa:tittfa- Joseph
OIL: Pl!a'ass; hshes' cash prices paid - y,
oN Page : Part II. read ingalls, tue story
about watches and diamonds on time payments
SAW-MTtL wANTED-we have two years
run IN 5lgkorv AMI gum. vii! pay s. and 8 -
e. z. ca, 5anps seh Il. ''e saw "a'''" Doug
SECONDHAND awning IN good condition.
call a Bios Cherokee s.,
WANTED Missouri coronation charter: give
2rlce and particulars 81. Republic.
wANTEp-Aeour 40 fest radiators Cor hot
tssn rs st, SSSae ls! soFS''ey'F '' y lh''
We paw cash to7 Diamonds. Old eod and ST.
Yer gold nuEssts, gold teeth. gold watch cases.
Downing. 20 \ seventh St.
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HOT SERoLD GOODS.

s>-~.>~~s~~~~~-~--- ------~~>>--~s>ee>>ss'se
Eor Sale.
----~->->-~>~s~~~~~~~~s~
UPRIGHT oak folding hsd and ioc:cr', chair.
Call Scudly. Ill Wash:rst--.
UPRIGHT oak folding bed Invalid chair BABY
gc-cart dresser stand ISIS Easto1. call Monday
SPLENDID ock bedroom, set. fine SPRINGS and
mattresses. four old stoves 80 Morgan
WALNUT liazE--r.r. - - 7rhs- nat-<sil1 !
furniture: three extension ia !-rS. -nesP- so
Lafayette
WtRDROEE-Nl-e walnut wardrobe; very
cheap ii5 y Twelfth -
on Page = Far, II rad IzEaI's. true story
about watches 7-i diaT1onis IN tine payments
$40 yill buy the contents C rsru,s: furniture
and carpets. all rev ,1t= Is bargain sor aly-
H'@ starting II the flru .sh -rro.I busns Call
q; % Locust 81.
CHANDELIERS I Es,9w eoss 49,.
immense sock ~ --taiL
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her stamps. seals stencils. etc: good. cheap.
cutci. Write for liSz-
EXCELSIOR Stencil Works 81, Olive is where
rCu get steel stamps. stencils. burning brands.
rubber type. seals brass aluminium checks.
RCBBEE stamps. rubber type signs markers
brass and aluminium checks at lowest prices
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE

One butchers ice box and fixtures ore solid
oak cigar fixture. one hat-stoTe fixture cash reg
isters: lot Cak wall cases trcTu storage: groce e.
and bar fixtures new ami secondhand. IGt =
cabinet and Amber. let;er-file cabinets standing
and rlil-rup desks drugstore outfit
SARToRE STORE FIXTURE co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
INTERESTING TO BOOK statesmen,

are Offering an effective plan which produces
orders Able, CONSCIENTIOUS workers are making
81 to t75 per Week. F. D. Mayer. AZ y Broai !
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on Page >. Part II. read ingalls, true story
| about watches and diamonds on time payments
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14

ON Pace = Part H. read ingalls, tue story
about watche, and diamonds on time payments
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14

ABSOLUTELY uays three times more for
dies aud gents clothing brought &c store;
lots bought. Kin. alis Gordon GS Morgi
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GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL,

Brass and copper plating polishing lA1ur-Irx
and repairing Of all kinds N!nloch 3 -
B 5. SAIlLi.E. Is y Sassnrh st
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Canvnssers
CANEAssER wANTEp-Man to canvass Ap-
ply to s45 y Eleventh 81, Monday morning
GANvAssERs AND STREET MEN WANTED
water puriheT. sells at .. big profits IA y
AisceIlareous.
.S~s~~~~~~>~~~S~~S~>~~>~>~
LADIES for stamping; :; 70 IS week: steady:
work taken home ~ y. Leffinguei
PARTNERS WANTED.
Of references. { 30. Republic
PARTNER With s5na IN so5d-payIux saTsor
wineToor. etc. " SIS. Republic.
PARTNER-ol d-established insurance agency-:
snap Tor night party. F 30. Republic
PARTNER dady preferre,ll for weI!-estab-
Nsned Ice cream pa-lor. Friedman. g y. JeGer-
son
PARTNER with .eo0 or more: viii furnish
egSsl emount to start book a. II 5i5. Re
PARTNER wANTED-By e hotel man: a i've
ness; 81 Louis clerk or. steward preferred. X
ia Republic.
PARTNER wanted to manufacture ladies .lress
ShiTIs Tor wholesale trade: am an experienced
d ,s cutter and InsnaseI an It.,.ersia.,d
ms business thorouShiy- "a Republic.
PARTNER wanted in the bss, grocery and
market IN 81 Louis: cash business; am making
money: grant opportunity the right kind Q.
man. II you don't mean business don't ansxer
no brokers need answer -. Republic.
on Page . Part II. read ingalls, true story
about watches and diamonds On time payments.
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YOUNG MEN wASTED-Three young men 70
work in wholesale grocery house: 81 week u
start. with chance FOR advancement. Apply $3.50
Olive -a--av
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s. ne 100 copying short letters: s. TO $40
weekly. send stamped addressed envelope.
Utopia Mercantile Co. desk 3. Chicago.
DESIRABLE POSITIONS SECURED.
We can assist you in securing desirable posi-
zion. X matters Tot where you live. what
you- occupation profession or trade may be.
Write today and learn how. National Business
Opportunity Company Suite s2-3I Home Life
building Washington .. c
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The New Year.


Mystical and fair,
With deep mysterious eyes and staT-wreathed
Untouched by any breath OF sin shame.
Undimmed by care the brOws white flame,
The New Year meets us face TO face,
Laden with gifts of grace
The wealthy hours with unknown blessings
fraught,
Fair space for earnest toll and fruitful thought,
For kindly word and generous deed.
For binding up the hearts that bleed,
For conquering self and sin,
For waxing strong within.
Alas, all pale and cold
Mid drifting SHOWS, withered and shrunk and
old,
We see the Old Years sad. accusing ghost,
The wasted hours. the deeds unwrought
The idle word and thought.
The good wherein we weakly failed.
Sharp tests OF life where courage quailed
The gracious toll we might have shared
The lost for whom might have cared
Sweet heaven, how brook
The Old Years CHASTITY loOki
All, let US gaze more
On loss and failure that have gone before;
The future still hath space for truer life.
For generous deeds and noble strife;
The soul that cannot rise with wings
May climb 10 higher things:
And Thou, Almighty One, in whom we trust
Who still rememberest are but dust
Far the east is from the west
Lift from hearts the heavy past;
SO shall we go with cheer
To meet the glad New Year.
Samantha Whlpple Shoup.