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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
SLOT MACHINE WAR.
Pond Creek Gets Her Share of the
Fighting.

Pond Creek, o. T.. March 2S-The grand
jury of Grant county. acting in accord
ance with the provisions of section 23l5
of the Oklahoma statutes, returned an
indictment against NJ. L.. Thomas, who
is postmaster at Pond Creek and also
editor of the Pond Creek Vidette. charg-
ing him with permitting a slot machine
to be run in the front end of the room
occupied by the postoffice, which is one
of the places of business OF the said NJ.
l.. Thomas. and is under his absolute con-
troll. The proof that slot machine was
operated in the rostoffice building was
irrefraGable. The county attorney, how
ever, made a motion TO quash the indict-
ment against Thomas, on the ground that
there was not sufficient evidence 10 make
a case against MIN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
NO PUSH FoR PLACE.
Perouisiies Toe Few in OIL inspectors
Cffce-

Gsfhrie o. T Hsrch 2-F. 4 A-h-
tor. u L3ncoln county. Who irn-nscisssl7
sDrIisd fo- th4 position a territorial "a
inspector. zhsn he heard thar TaeaaeT
nigh, exist has oe~1 fenc~rss. the post
;sou ~ Governor Fs-Euson- Tes go~-
eruov has DC; haars from The isnca.n
oouusy nssn relative % fhs sssttsr- Tsis
oil snsysctor-s sssos is re; shaf ;: E<<1
- - sns eo-ssasen'lY s. ray - so-5s-
thiaE % protein 20 scare rasn Shs
zEH c@rn-s "a tir-e azd services fer
Ehst ;hs pa@i'isn All par
yhI- haDpsns % - 90 ~ ehs plsosz
s-r ,zhich applicants are zos rror1srx -
CO she E1Ter1or-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
PREPARE FOR COTTON.
Land Too Wet for Oats and Po-
tatoes

Shawnee. @. T. March eS-Thirty-five
hundred acres Of pasture and within
three miles Of Kingston. L T, is being
broken and prepared for cotton. SAYS
the Shawnee News. Farmers have plant
eG some corn. and oats are nearly all
sowed. Farmers consider a good season
in the ground and prospects good for
a big crop the coming fan. More cotton
will be planted than was at first antici-
pated. Owing 70 the weather continuing
bad lots Of oats and potato ground will
be put in cotton. All indications point
10 large cotton crop this fan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
SISTERS OF MERCY,
Will Erect . Catholic Seminary and
ChaceI

Oklahoma City. March 2s.-The Catholic
seminary 10 be established in this city
by the Sisters OF Mercy is to be an edu-
cational institution OF more extensive
proportions than has been heretofore IN
derstood- The structure will be i've
story building with dimensions 1iSx15o
feet. II is proposed 10 erect after the
completion of the school building a hand
some chapel as an annex TO the institu-
ton. The students OF the institution will
make their home within the building
while in the city. 1t is stated that the
Sisters OF Mercy intend TO make Okla
homa City the educational center Of the
Catholic church in the two territories.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

Gzfhris- .. T EaFcs E--Gt vs. CAsss
J1ssscs Rurfass's i1ss7ssen - ciszsisz
to Lssrzn cassrtr Srzns 1sTy Frs11y. s1f
-heu ~ Hscks-z srsso1s sszs- - ss
ce-<~-fu<6 - hsl1 fs~-u cFsT untG r~zs
~s<k u sszz.ev Hsekszn rally eissp-
p~z-et - keep fre-n g1sf-x fss-t-=ezg D.
fgr. sss .zrT. Re ~zi sass ace istsss
vsz-f1on-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

sibiy fifty per cent of the mail received ny
/ the Oklahoma delegates comes from the
Indian territory. This means that one
man represents fully a million people.
The ordinary congressman represents
population of Oklahoma alone, so that II
may be seen what is expected of Delegate
Mcclure for the next two years
Applications for postoffice appointments
are reaching the new delegate. Some or
these Offices are very small, but the appi-
cations have to be taken care of just the
same. PostofTice matters are not the
most pleasant things in the world for
congressman to handle, for when one
man is appointed. other candidates are
offended and swear revenge. Eowever,
il is politics to take care of the post
offices. and politics must be played.
Delegate and Mrs Mcclure will occupy
the property owned by Treasurer c. w.
Rambo. 1t is one of the most pleasant
property here, but it has been leased for
a long term, and they preferred TO secure
another house, rather than break the
lease Mr.. Mcclure came over from
Guthrie a day or two ahead Of Mrs. Nc
CURE in order to see that everything in
the new home was satisfactorily ar
ranged.
During the days that congressional
duties are not occupying his time which
will be few, Delegate MCGUIRE will again
look up matters Of law in important
cases. He and his partner. Ed NJ. Clark,
have formed partnership and business
is rapidly coming their way. Mr.. Clark
will take charge of the business while Mr..
Mcclure is in Washington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
HOFFMAN WAITS IT.


Thinks Ccnsfitv,i9rsi Ccnventios
Wcvi5 BE Good Thing.
Guthrie =. 2. March q fesiorsi Roy
Hoffman. q Chandi~g. shp vas IN he
city lat niehi. f. esshuaiasfic ever fhs
movement 20 base q eoas'it- t39nal con.
y-n.sou iris sssnfrsr TIE coion~l vas ons
- ~. GTr: fnsn 81 mention aseb plan
snc wgi - oas oktshornsa - take fhs
Initiative 20 have rlch q eonFeriior BID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29
Mas lsnsins Insl,ta1

GafhTss. o T Eares 1-Nsshs-x rsars
hsz be~a hsars - re- story fsss ex-fss~.
efror ssEkies - 81 os askez 80 ar~oz--
canT fsrerfaerst fae~~gsss y. a. TIE
,sr1-xa Esssss IL soy = SAT- -
hzT. coaze fsars Ffastsi-xson.- ~ ~ IN.
sftzilr- sss sFer seas. - sTe- ea-se-..
siss~6. ~ sE-rsTsTs-eTs fsrsls1T -.~ss<
aszse 81 = unfl Ne rs7Ty wzs s1s~ssas-
- 81 rs cry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

c~szi's. .. ?. xArva z--ors - ~
srsrespzs s>cs~sY ~T~ssr - ssssh-~sse--
oEasho1ss n fse-zs srErtss wss' a. 80.
rssxs . ? - ssgs<r. -eitsr - sh@ ssss,..
~ f,atsTr-s~. - .rs y kssss1s. -
tkas city. ~. Ryder wss eks@t s-rs.ss-~
s@s szxy1ssiax ezra - 80 ies~r Aos..
q ~ s-r~afh legislative ssszenAsy. NJ
RysrT "a oss q sAS talsassd wesn~. AZ
Ck.ztrszA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

Delegate Mcclure is beginning 10 real
ize what It means 10 be delegate to CON
sress from Oklahoma. Letters are pour
Ing In on him at every mail. IL has been
stated that fully forty per cent and pos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

In spite Of the fact that Oklahoma s
quota OF garden seeds has been exhausted
demands are coming in for the packages
that delight the heart or the farmer :
wife, Not uutn next year VIII Oklahoma
people secure more government gariea
seeds and Delegate Mcclure will Try and
have the quota enlarged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Marty next Friday afternoon AT hei
home ON Madison street aud Hefor
avenue Mss tAhel Tilklna vii BE-
the suent on henar
Misa Charlotte ttaly leaves Tues
day neat Tor Everett where she VII
spend d few DAYS with Mrs Scott
The Jolly Three a social club OF
deacon tiil. gave trolley party
Thursday niaht May if, Il was Il
very delightful afair
The Alpha club meets May 20 az
the home Of Mira &, l. Smith. 1907
bellevue avenue
Niles HELEN Perkins gives a birth
daN party next "Wednesday afternoon
al the home ~ her parents, Mt and
Mrs. ". -. Perkins. 1917 Minor ave
nue.
The Misses Reynolia gave a card
toh few friends iaat evening at theii
home on broadway. II wuH a very
enjoyable Hffair
The sunbeam club n few friends
last evening nt their home un broad
way. Il was a very enjoyable at
fair.
Nn ana Mrs Prank nrhden enter
tain d few friends tonight at theii
home tiQweu street Cards VIII BE-
played
NJ. ana Mrs. John Charland Of
lees Grant street. last Thursday en-
iertalned the following GUESTS ln
honor OF Mrs q. 81 Woadmn oi
Minneapolis Mrs. trvd charland
Ar aud Mrs William Ward Mfa A
r. sand ana MlsH Ana he Voc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
CLOSE OF
CONGRESS
cOngng0tiondhsts Cath.
eniog AdjoUrnS To-
morrow

The most successful annual con-
eraaa III the history OF the fheifi,
Coast Congregational churches ter
inmates itH session a. plymouth
church tomorrow AZ all ~ ita meet
inKH iaugu crowds have been IN at
tendance and nearly every evening
hundreds have been unable 10 Eaif
adfnittanrr ta the church.
The best known speaker IL nr. q
Campbell Morgan. aud HE reading
from the minor prophets have beef
the feature OF the weeks meetlusa
tie will address n mass meeting al
the Grand opera house Tomorrow al
tefnaan.
The congressional delegates are
this afternoon visiting the Puget
sound navy yard and later Wiii sc
70 Tacoma. where they will be tbs
guests az banquet rendered them
by the Puget sound CenHfeHa tipnnl
club The steamer nrey hound has
teen chartered for the oCsiaalau.
Tomorrow evening tho concluding
meeting ~ the eonNrvss will De
held ia the ArmogY, Admission
will be By ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
|WSOcIE7y

Mrs. r. e. tombstone has issued a
large number Of Invitations for n
tea 20 b. given Monday Afternoon at
81 Paul fats II viii be fer her
SISTER. Mas Ida Corey.
Misg katherina Haiy gave a iun-
cheon ana handkerchief shower
Thursday. IN honor OF Miss Etnsi
Ttikins. Many young ladies wcre
present and IL VAS a very delightful
affair.
The senior bali Of the Seattle High
school took place last night at the
Rentau HIN clubhouse. Wagner
orchestra furnished the music and
the guests danced until a late hour.
II vas n social success.
The Midnight Adieu club will give
a dance Tuesday evening. May 90. al
Ltttlets hall Preparations are being
made TO make this a very successful
affair.
Miss Lulu Dodge gives n card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
THINKS NE
WAS DOPED
w. n. cenn.ii Tsss One Drink.
ard Thsn--

one drink. a lapse az emory % II
hsssf. and Their an awakening IN a
hotel IN another city, With money
and watch missing and ~tth 81 an
rssass feeling IN hts stomach. vas
the recent experiences % " n Con-
npii. a visitor IN Seattle. aeeefiinN
10 the story ne told the paitee ias,
night. liz said his experiences must
have been very stEenuouHs but ne
ala not remember shat u was.
conneil told tis~ police that h.
went into Frank Hsrt'e saloon, W
the old tendstioln district, aud bad q
drink. He admits that ne MiEnt
have taken a numhnF norv. but he
does not remember n. The next
scene was lad n a faiEaFa fntFi.
He awake minus his watch and 80
III money. He returned 70 Seattle
last night and told the police his
troubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

may Nc Hot tip from a Heuton
man who ia jealous Of the bard y
fair fame stating thai > Russell
Lowell wrote Those lines over 30
years ago. ''rhe hard OF Hsntan"
HAS nlfER HUMMAuiLN FIRED,
and negotiations are now pending
with real" poet this time, lie II
the genuine ''iaufeate 81 King
county. iils name will be an
nouneed Monday
immigration Commissioner hnr.
gent IL in Honolulu investigating
the labor aituations
Rain has quenehed the disastrous
forest furcH Ia New Hampshire.
Divorce law OF California has been
found 20 be Unconstitutional.
on. this II awful They say there
ia legislature scandal down IN
Massachusetts where everybody n
no Euod.
New York syndicate n going after
ali the banana ana cocoa land II can
Etah fl Jamaica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
Harriman's Illness

The reports regarding Hartmann
health have been au misleading duF.
inE HE present iftp east that IN,
rtHf Dust man has. with lot al
trouble secured inside facts about
hla condition. and here they are
salt Lake Z. ii. Hartman died
here lest night
tili uiEhf
Chicago b. n Hartman has ap.
peHdieitia but Il still alive
Cleveland D H. Hartman has
the measles. not dead yet
Huffaio n ~ Hartman has a
cold. aud Wout die
New foFk-E II Hartman ar,
rived here IN good health. after OTIS
o. the pleHaautsst trips he ever had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lSAlIT,II
Famous Remedy for Slek-fisadAch.

A Famous Remedy for Sleb-Hsadachs
The cause of this complaint Is not
IN the head at all. Il comes from the
stomach. A stomach that has be
come cioERed by over eating, drink
ing. or abuse la any manner. will
warn YOU by bringing on sick head
ache. Cure the pains and distress In
the stomach. and the headache stops
OF Itself All bilious attacks. dye-
pepstn. belching. had taste In the
mouth. muddy complexion and Yei-
low eyes. are cured by this remedy.
II il called Or Gums Improved
Liver pills. and In sold by druggists
an over the ~. 8. for Csc per hon.
one pin Tor dose. or sent by mail
on receipt OF price. sample free
Address Dr. Bosanko Co, Philadel-
phia, PA. Quaker Drug CO., i0iS
First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
$4,000 Reward

Nuthen noeln IL lort. and the
above sam viii hs paid for lnfafIna
ton hs g. the famous war eufrs-
spoadvuts whereabouts. Wh4u last
seen be waa trYinE 81 at out ~ Ia
coiaz ~ f1llaHins . puiicefnana a..
rvetiena. Maybe he's duing Il yet
who knows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

VAL
Santa Ana Leaves for Cop
per River Tonight

Hound Cor the fieh placer deposits
in the Netiua country which were
discovered last summer. 90 pfos prc-
tore leave tonight Tot Nudsa nn the
steamer Santa Ana The steamer
will have aboard 81 other passengers
who viii land AZ way points. She
has a fuil CafEu. Including 30 pack
horses and 90 toms ~ machinery ana
material Cor the fakutat A south
sfu railway
The santa Ana should reach VAL
den MAy a. about a week before the
expected opening 81 the copper riN-
~. and the beginning ~ tfsti travel
on bare ground When the santa
Ana left Naidva en her last tip. tho
sneN VAS rapidly melting Ia the Vi
ciniiY. ana the Copper river Had al
ready begun 90 break up. Among
those bossnd ta sne placer districts
az SeEina and e'hsstarhina are IL. ".
'NiHehsii and party, &. y hfehma
tna party a. q fevwrosn a pluneer
q the vsiden country. RS Watkiu-
500. r Watkiusoa and J, 4. WstsiH-
aen. nf. e. J Bartlett 10 bound Tor
Port ttscaSn to hwrome auraeun az
The pazt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

T-fls star Dust nlan osra lis rad.
- Z. - -. =. 80. 49, - - - ~.
Gas nusumn thara ArpsaEsd = ~
&c auatfasn ~ Dreams ufiss. "thr
hard II N~utnu Aithai4ah thrre
wa familiar sfassk % ilss bnsa. h
was printed a. coming fruHs the
Hsntauss poets pen. hat 10 our ais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

William Mccarthy wife murderer
y b Nas a. be haHHsf. fhis morning
a. Lexington. ~ committed suicide
last night b. takinE arHeuic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Take Sunday dinner at the Mat
fhiesaH. tsruutar country chicken
asa=sss Special launch leaves IsHehi
bu&thouse "a p N. Phone. Black
tnas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Thgee Wsfk strike a, international
Harvesting Company eefaH a.
Chicago. has haeu seitfed. ard 6 90
employees are Lsek ~ Nurk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
PoaT ORCHARD ROUTE

v. y. Navy rsra enc nsttlesntp&
Athion, inland Fryer, Port Orchard.
isiar
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY
Lsss. 6ssttls-s 30. .; ig. 3. is ana
II tt - m. rs. : -. :, tse and
q Is ?. "a. Saturday only. IL 80 . IA
sunday. 40 DIPS ~ ssse and ! Is
a m.
Leave Brsmsrton--T. s;iG. 10 ara
"a ts a. m. ~ 70. 20. J. 4 %. s %
and IL =. m
Leave siansy--s 60. a. zee ana
~ 96 q m. ~ noans 8 and p m.
Lsess chsrisston--s, 80. 7sbe. . 90
ana ii At q. m. st and Q &c .. m
FRIDAYS.
Lssvs eaettls--t 80. . and 10 n m !:
i;iS. 80. a. 10 and 40 .. IN
Lss.s Brswsrtsa - Is. II ss
q. M. iz 80. :. : 10 and G.at . IN
Leave ssdnsy--s and li.as 9 "a.
~ neon. aud , m-
Leave Chsrissses--T;t 20 and II 10
A. IA. 20 and % Q. m
Tof further information
al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Cash IN thc uuliad States treasury
izst nisht was last f1z1 1ss -. aud
not a cent more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
THE MARKET

Fran and shortn have advanced
during the past few days 81 pei ton.
Many mills having closed down late.
~. these two articles arc higher now
than they have hssn for several sea-
soHs past Eastern Washington
timothy hay alrs advanced -.
Strawberries weakened a little
morn this morning
WHOLESALE PRICES
fThsss prices sfs . am uafef N susn.
usie4 rries. ~ susan parvhssss average
- rsf csat htEhsf1
ProVislons
Fresh Mnat@Cew beef. STAG ~
steer beef sc IL. mutton. sac H..
PORK laAc 10. eeat smior 10
Provisions tsns ia tfseefsst usccn.
tgse. tsiiiss. ffvsh. ieSc
Vegetables
flsIFhsrk rotatars active. o. aoH4a O. 80
tee faEifnaa. tis pca - peg taa Nsw
California sac n carrots 81 sn par
snlns 81 ~ I.sf saEk tomatoes. o. a. go
49,. %, - sss e. lss,.ss ssssas s.i
a. natife aelaHszas. 81 10 psf - cali
taFnis sevsu s~as. titt psf - suias
s =. ... -s.sss..s 1sss,ss' - 80 .. ~
falisssss. 40 see . 4sa tueshss aai.as
y eAai y ~ s~s srvsn, Joe ~ dsssa
bstsIs iss&s
Green Fruit. ate.
essttfa4nta atFsa tsFftss. 81 essssf - Fss
efats. esafsFnie efssFFtss ~ fe 80 go
tsnauns. o. No 30 psf 49, sfssfss.
q 1eHfa y lrr NHa arftrs. ass8t = fTr
hssk tsniy Of saesz - baiszn41 tzft4
a = g~s tanish Kf4ns FRUIT 8 hssSs %
Batter. Cheese, EGGS. Poultry
Hsttsr- wsshi-sts sse.Hsriss. -. asiry.
- - stassas4 80
dazsn Eastern Is
esssssa Native u ashiHEtun. fsN tFfAsHs
10 umbussF lie awtta. hrtss isA ~
Faaiitys- fW~s~ea t4Tk~fs. -tHEt tifH
hsns. feUffg i've anaks. IA ffsss~2 lnst
Nay. Grain and Feed
fasts s-.a1 usf saa sasszF - - 80
tas sfsaf 81 - - taas ths5a $50
- - f.~f zee. hfsns 50 - 30 tan tteftf
- - aaf lee Ell aAAp. t'ogs 80 tens
EA&sefa " $50 lnEtE=e fiHFshg 10 -. tall
fsfala haY gqa IN 80 tpni c&ilssEiaih a.
fzisa. 81 o. I.EF taE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

II you love Yuuf Nlfs buy her
Ie4ei steel KanKe. rhnmpsan ftlf-
nitufe Co tine.1. if2f~it4e lat ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

and bsautlful-it IL n pure, vegetable
compound. On trial II will be found
q perfect Massage Cream. All stores
or stens, Fisher a Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

BETTER change your Htit Al ouf
store aurinN uuf special sale = hiEh
grade suits al 81 q carh, We VII
send tls ola sue home ffc1 Ieklaa,
sing Ffnhn A To- Lumber Exchange
hutldlnF. cuFner Second ~ sups and
Seneca -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
uunnn y y . y q "a SIS
:STAR DUST.
umannmHnnunnn .
Hint for the Summer Girls

Dress IN lawn. but do not sit on Il.
II YOU have a hos that r. real
hog lust call him Tacoma Thor
oughbrad." It's the new variety,
Another a. Louis hoodlcr has con
tossed And there are many mdic
that haven't,
Mrs =. M raifehlld, III Fafn,
Tex.. shot aud killed by her PARA.
mour. George Peterson, who then
killed himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Railroads uiii abolish the l-ceut
dlffstsniial pa canned aAimau. June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Yale students took place Of New
Haven teamsterH HaM on strike and
unlaaded freight Ia failrsad yards.
iaHf lot a lark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

uead=an collision on the Miasaur
Pacific near ~ Louis. caused ~
mistake ln orders. 40 one Herlouall
Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

tahaudy aifHhin % parir has made
another successful trip The svomrn
aii say thf boat ia perfectly AIR
X ihir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

E.z. sfsrh faafA Isse gsF sassn I've
ls~sas tsb0itr r@f H. i've asr4ss be 80
10. aswsssd tTst Auis Pqr = afss@Ta
nutton. T@Wer n, dtaesse boss gc
- .s,ss4sx t.sf ea~a ea fr-s, AZ go ~
st-ess go fas-s sfWs&r f@f lt ealfass -
fssx eA.44tsf - n hfNa - faei ~
80 n. sa--s 81 faslt. ~ p~f -. i4in.t 4.
~ foes Heesse tef n. ntd~s. tssF - 70
HfrhaaN pafkta~ss natisees - = pei
tee =fskinass sfa 90 az tor tAfsatsa ~ -
- go natiss asslaz.s. ssAa AtA4@ ffAait
l. sees 81 ~ 49, easeb earsF. IL 80 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16
PETRIE's MASSAGE

FE HThb MAb8AOE
szAT~--AsS s<nyss-
alton contains no of or
grease OF any dsscrip-
ton. n sradioatss flesh =
worms, blsckheads. PIN .
piAe, tan. sunhurn, wrin .
kies. leaves the skin soft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

Our PATENT VACUUM CHAM
BIER never falls to keep plate up.
Lady attendant always.
300 tiil 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-16

NAsisfr Washlaxaaa tiuaatHH. a. nsse
= - per ten affaifss tiseu - t9e estA
4 - - go t=sfsH - 80 ~ tan Nhe4f
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New York syndicate II going after
ali the banana ana cocoa land II can
gfah fl Jamaica.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

Last week the Following employed Students Of
the Southwestern Business College sl0 Olive
s., as bookkeepers and stenogr.pher.: St; Louis
Commission Co.. 7oo-7G2 N. Second: Ryder Jewell
ry Co. 705 Washington: Trask Fish Co.. 500 N.
Second. This schooi prepares persons for the
best office employment and makes a speciality Of
assisting graduates to good positions Day and
night school
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15
MOUND CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE

MERMOD-JACCARD BLDG.
Individual instruction Bookkeeping, Shorthand
and Touch Typewritirg Positions secured for
graduates. Call for catalogue. Phone. l7e0.
NlMHERc SAY OF DRAU0HONS BUSf.
O&UAEUS NESS COLLEGE, 10Th q Olive.
ThIrty-six (3s, bank cashiers indorse DRAUGH.
ON'S PRACTICAL BUS. COLLEGE, northwest
corner Tenth and Olive new buildins) as q
school that Is reliable; that gives superior in
strpeton: that has special facilities for securing
Ing above mentioned testimonials and other ad-
vice as 70 why it viii pay you 70 attend Draush-
Call write phone (Main io3M). Open day and
night. If you wish positions may pay tuition
after course is completed and position secured
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

NURSEGIRL wANTED-Young girl TO nurs
good wages. 2si9A Victor ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

NURSEGIRL WANTED
3640 Russell ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

NURSE WANTED-French-s speaking nurs
mist apply at once. 479, Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15
LOST AND FOUND.

APRON POCKET-Lost. from of Mound
CITY STABLES. Thursday evening apron pock-
et Tor Victoria: maroon color. Return. for re-
ward. 1920 I4ndell
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

NURSE WANTED-Nurse speaking French to
take care 3-year-oid child S35 n. Newstead ave.
NuRSEGIRL wANTED-Girl to assist in care
OF tive children: wages Sic. 1924 G5odfelow.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

NURSE WANTED-Experienced nurse to take
Of child years old: references req eG 4iGI
Westminster place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

NURSE WANTED Competent nurse; refer
ences required 4gic Fore.t Park boulevard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-03-15

NURSE WAETED-In Klrkwood. white nurse
Tor baby; nssist In touscwork. references re-
guItd. a.. Rspubilc