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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06
TRACK AND I RAIN.

Brakeman Harmon is taking a
breathing spell.
A car Of meat and lard has arrived
here for the Armour Packing Co.
Brakeman Ladue made his maiden
trip out on the road yesterday.
It is said that the Santa Fe will
begin. work on their new depot in
Ration about March l.
J. w. Burdett, Salida, Colo; J. W.
and H. G. Smith of Salt Lake City
are new brakemen running out of Las
Vegas
Chas. J. Lantry, of the firm Of B.
Lantry's Sons, which has the con-
struction of the new Santa Fe branch
from Rio Puerco to a point on the
Rock Island, has given positive de-
nial to the report that the recent
agreement between the Santa Fe and
the Rock Island would mean the
abandonment of the cutoff.
James Crowley, a young man from
Denver, Colo, who was beating his
way to California. fell from the brake
beams of freight train in the yards
in Albuquerque, Wednesday afternoon.
and sustained injuries that may cause
his death. His arm was severed
at the shoulder and he was internally
injured. The young mans relatives,
prominent people in Denver, have
been notified.
A Santa Fe man just back from
Los Angeles where the grievance COM
mittee of the A., T. & S. F. and the
s. F. P. are comforting with the Of
ficials. says the Ell Paso Times, that
one of the chief matters brought up
was the long train danger, which is
responsible for so many freight
wrecks The recent wreck on the S.
F. p. at Caion pass is q striking In
stance OF the truth of this conten-
ton.
A contract was signed at Albuquer.
que by M. A. Wogan, a railroad con-
tractor of Dallas, Tex, for the build
ing of the New Mexico Northern. a
short line extending from a point
three miles north OF Thornton sta
ton on the Santa Fe to the Cochiti
gold mining district, with the camp
OF Bland as the terminus. The con-
tract calls for grading, furnishing ties,
rock work, track laying and surfac-
ing. and will amount to about $780,
00O
Santa Fe conductors and trainmen
may expect 70 get = fair increase in
wages, according to what President
Ripley said in Topeka recently. Mr..
Ripley expressed the opinion that
there would be no strike by trainmen
! nor any reason for one so long as
they kept their demands down TO q
moderate limit. There will be no
trouble In making settlement with
the tratnmen." he said, 80 long as
they are reasonable. but 20 per cent
increase II too much for US to con-
sider. and they may - we'll under
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06
PANAMA CANAL TREATY

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. g.
In the senate today. conference
was agreed to on the general staff bill,
and Cockrell, Quarles and Foraker
were appointed as conferees. The
resolution of Mr.. Morgan, introduced
yesterday, calling on the secretary of
the navy, for all the reports and cor
respondence regarding the military oc-
cupation of the bays of Panama and
Colon, was laid before the senate.
Mr.. Morgan explained the object of
the resolution, and on motion of Mr..
Cullom they went into executive ses-
sion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06
FIVE MEN KILLED
BY BUILDINGS COLLAPSE.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 6.-Five
men, Joseph Becker, VIM Burke, John
Schneider, Adam HersOg and Michael
Ambrose, We're killed and M. Straus-
beiser and Charles Fagel were fatal
ly injured by the collapse of brick
building at Williams street and Fill
more avenue 1t was formerly oc-
cupied by Strauss & Son as a tan
merry. The men were part of force
engaged in razing the building, pre-
paratory to the erection of new one.
Several other men are reported in
jured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06
Apples
Ben Davis
Greenin8
Walbridge
81 Per Box
Got your Order In Early
James a. Dick,
..........GR ROCER. .........

LONDON, Feb. 6.-It is officially
announced that the allies offer TO sub
init the method of treatment of their
claims to arbitration This is a con-
cession which should facilitate rather
than delay a speedy settlement of the
Venezuelan affairs. The allies will
raise the blockade as soon as the
protocol embodying the arbitration
agreement is signed and will not await
the decision of the Hague court of ar
welt. At the German embassy it is
said that the blockade should be
raised within few days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. O.
In accordance with the special rule,
the house met at 10 o'clock to con-
tinue the debate upon the antitrust
bin. Mr.. Foss. of Illinois. reported
the naval appropriation bill. Mr..
Lawrence of Massachusetts, the first
speaker on the antitrust bill today,
heartily supported the measure, and
was followed by Henry of Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06

DOVER, Del, Feb. GA PROPOSE
ton from the democrats to aid in the
election of two regular or anti.Ad-
dicks republicans is believed by
many to be the only solution Of the
muddle created by the retirement Of
Mr.. Addicks. Former United States
Senator Kenney, one of the democrat
ic leaders. has submitted a PROPOSE
ton to the democratic caucus involv-
ing an offer to the regular republicans
of the solid support of the demo-
Gratis Tor the nominee of that faction
for the long term in the United States
senate, leaving the short term vacant
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06
WOUNDS HIS WIFE
AND KILLS HIMSELF

LEADVILLE, Colo, Feb. 6.-Val-
entine Casagranda, a miner at Card
iff, today fired two shots at his wife,
striking her in the neck and then
placing the muzzle to his ear killed
himself. The woman is mortally
wounded. His wife he'd left him, and
was living In Leadville. Jealousy was
the cause of the deed.
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The Senate.

In the senate the coal Oil and Pc
troleum bill was the hot topic of the
day. and the debating by Senator Fall
of Dona Ana county and Senator
Spiess Of San Miguel county. Sen
ator Hawkins from Otero county then
Clipped in his roar for the repeal OF
the bill. 7
Council bill No 90, to repeal the
coal oil inspection act, was passed
unanimously.
Council bill No 25 was tabled in0s-
finitely.
Mr.. Hughes moved to adjourn until
10 O'Clock tomorrow forenoon, out Of
respect to Mr.. Frank A. Hubbell,
chairman of the republican Territorial
central committee, who had been
sadly afflicted so recently.
The council then adjourned until to-
morrow forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
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House resolution No. z, introduced
y Mr.. Basa of Santa Fc, Which is as

House resolution No. z. introduced
by Mr.. Ba.a of Santa Fc, Which is as
follows;
Resolved, That the use of the
chamber of the house Of representa-
tives, be granted to the historical So
ciety Of New Mexico, for the purpose
Of holding public historical meet
ing on Tuesday evening, February Il
1903" This was adopted.
House resolution No. 8, introduced
by Mr.. Dalies of Valencia which IS as
follows:
BE it resolved by the house of re-
presentatives of the Territory of New
Mexico, that the title of any bill of
this house shall be such as will CON
vey an understanding of what the bill
itself consists of and intends, that
when amendments are made to the
existing statutes, that, not only the
title state what is to be amended, but
that it further give clear under
standing of the subject which the bill
intends to amend"
This resolution was tabled indefin-
itely.
Mr.. Sanchez. of Mora, moved that
the rules be suspended and that coun-
Gil joint resolution No. be considered,
read first and second time and that
it be referred to the committee on
printing. Motion carried and G. j. r.
No. / considered read first and second
time by title: read in full for infof.
nation and referred to the committee
on printing.
The chair stated for the infOrma-
tion of the house that the speaker had
received a telegram from the chair
man of the republican Territorial cen
tral committee which was as follows:
Mrs. Hubbell badly but not danger
usly hurt, will get well. Funeral or
Mrs Thomas tomorrow at 10 o'clock
A. NJ; ask friends to attend funeral.
(signed) Frank A. Hubbell.'
Mr. Ortega moved that the house adj
journ until tomorrow. Mr.. Sanchez of
Mora moved to amend the motion of
the gentleman from Socorro that the
house adjourn until Monday morning
at 10 o'clock out Of respect to the
chairman of the republican Territorial
central committee. Amendment ac-
cepted.
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LEGISLATIVE LETTER.

Petition From San Miguel County for
Amendment Of Law Regulating Prac-
tice Of Medicine, etc--Number Of New
Bills Observation-Disclosures Bill
Compelling Railroad Companies t.
Employ Two White 6rakemen.
Houses Adjourn Out Of Respect.
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MRS. PEck's BODY
HAS BEEN FOUND.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. g.
The body of Mrs. Tracey Peck, wife
of Prof. Peck, of Yale University, was
fonnd today in Fort Hale Park, at
Morris Cove. Mrs. Peck disappeared
yesterday.
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PATTI HAS SIGNED
ANOTHER CONTRACT,

ANOTHER CQNTH HACTs
LONDON, Feb. 6.-Adelini Patti
has finally signed a contract for six
ty concerts in America. commencing
November 3rd, next.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS
MAKE SOME CONCESSIONS.

DOVER, Del, Feb. 6.-The regular
republicans asked at the Addicks
next Monday. The Others reluctantly
yielded to the request.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06

Go to S. Patty for galvanized iron
work, roofing, spouting and plumbing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06
F. j. GEHRING
Tinnin9 Plumbing and Hordws re


cylinders
barb wrought iron fittings
All orders will have the promptest attention and we
guarantee good work.
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nIRIAL PERMITS.


John Wilson. 81 years. 81. Lukc's Hospitai'
Herman ostsrmucIer. year sll Ann: msnia-
gifts. , 49,,
Lee Lee, r. Henirics. 81 years Insane Asylum.
susie winston, - years Female Hospital:
Minnie Roth. 50 years, Good Samaritan Hos
Tiihelmine PohImeyer IS years. e5o2 Elliott:
William Demins. l5 days. $50 North Jefter-
son: marasUuus-
Francs oUsrrey. l6 months. Boyle and La
Netti5 Mooney. i years. Female Hospital:
Ssrv Dodd. ! month. -sl5 Morgan: hamilton
John B. Walker, q years. lsutheran Hosiltai'
Thonas Moran Csuppozedl. - years. City Hos
pital: fracture Of skull .,, -
White male foater. 90 years, Mississippi XIV
Ell Martin l-n Maggere. IS years city Hospital;
pnsIIiO'A J6hn "a senter. 4s years. 1853 Forest PARK
boulevard: ciTrhOsiS. .. -.
olIs1sI JACK Messenger. 95 years Emergency. No .
'P57fl Miiam 5'of R. PITTS. year 4sI5 Papin: pHeu-
nonia.
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steuoEraphers.

OUR free employment bureau placed a large
number u1 competent stenographcrs Of hand
some salaries last week but. Of course. thav
are expert Oliver operators; car-is,l,. llft-rs
should give up the old-f8shinned rlachInes aud
get In line. The oliver Typewriter CoIIfalv
115 y. Ninth 81. Century building.
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED - Two firSt-
class lady stenoCrapherss machinery $40 ss5:
railroad: familiar with mimeugrnph work. So
Leigh Bros l0cs Century building
STENOGRAPHERS-C Competent Ftenographers
and typewrIters furnished: employment secured
Tor reliable Etenogra pliers. no charge either
way: skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau. both Thones- CEderW God Typewriter
Co. 10 Pine 81
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NEW CORPORATIONS.


REPUTIIC SPECIAL
Springfield. III, oct. 29--Certtilcates ot moor
poratiUr were issued to-day by Secretary OF
state Rose d s. follows
rsn{taI 81 CJl- general advertising. lugorpora- .
tGrz-R = Campbell Burnett ". Robbins and
Sidney : PoIlaCk.
fTy7e Ashrr.ore Cemetery Association. Ashmore'
to maintain a cemetery. lnCEEp pHraiurs-N- X
Brown.
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sTOCKHoLDERs' MEETINGS.


OFFICE u the MigEins Ferry Company, Sc
T,iiy TT1Iiiy tHIaiidiRE Fourth and Locust SITS: s.
annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the Wig
gins EerIy company viii be he!d at the office
81 sald company in The city oi East St. Louis.
-. Clair county, ILL.,. on Tuesday. November
InoDfb a. p '.-.IlsE =, n, - ~ - ,5 ~. - -
electinE five directors 10 serve during the en-
Busifes as may be TTented si' Polls III S GTan from from
$50 TO S:re y. m. unless the objects OF the
stock transfer books OF said company will he
closed from and including October -. 1873. 20
J. E. GATHRIGHT. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS Meoting-The annual meet
ing u the stockholders u the Mafhtt Realty
ana Investment company. Tor The election OF
i've 90 directors, 10 serve during the ensuing
isi,,o 1 i'T ,e Sii.l, lion , OF ioSn other
meeting. viii be- held at the office or the COM
Fou1iA ST. y Louis Mo. on the ninth IN dSy
Of November, 1913 at a. m.
Attest: wm A Stine. SecTeiary
81 Louis. No, oct =. ls0a
STOCKHOLDERS MeetInE-Orhce OF the Uni-
y Realty company. Security Building. Fourth
Notice 10 the Stockholders of the Unity Realty
holders ~ the Unity Realty Company viii be
held at the Office Of said company; in 81 Louis.
being the nFst Wednesday after the second
the purpose Of electlnE three directors, TO serve
during the ersuiu- year. and the transaction Of
sum other business as may be presented SAID
meeting viii be continued At least three hours
unless the objects for which ii II called be &C
CCIuplished sooner.
". X. KAVANAUGH, President.
J. Z. Gathright. seeretaEy.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-Notice is hereby
given that a meeting of the stockholders of the
Taanent Shoe Company viii be- held al the Of
f1ss Of the company. No. 1924 Washington ave
n1s, iD the city OF ST. Louis Missouri. on the
18th day nf November. 1919. at . o'clock a m.
- the purpose Of voting upon a proposition
the- aud there 10 be submitted. 20 increase the
capital stock Of said company from Si0l 90 90
its present authorized capital. o. SO f01-0 90 Of
which increased capital stock 500 ee.0l shall
be preferred stock. divided int ? D shares OF
the par Faiue Of sl0o.e9 each. up-l which
dividend at the rate of per cent Per annu:l
shall D. paid. and at what price the same shall
be sold. and the character thereof. and the re
naming Slgl.Ud0.00 Of such increased stock 20
be common stock. 30 that upon such inCIeasn
the cu;apany shall have S2o0. go preferred stock
and SS03,G1J common stocl-.
JOHN II. TENNENT.
GEO. 3. MILLER.
J. II. TENNENT JR.
J. c. CRAEB,
+. A. QUESNEIs
JAS. II. JONES.
A Majority OF the Directors
st. Louis. No. sept Is. isoz,
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LOST AND FOUND.


S-~N~N>~|~~S~~----~--r-~~--
COW-Strayed. from SsJI Page, spotted cow
deEoTned. Notify above address anu get re-
wsrl-
DIANONp-Lost diamond from ring: prob
ably between nIne-mile house and oiye street
Liberal reward II returned 70 i6lS McPheTs1n.
FAN-L0st ran an olympic Thyater Tuesday
night Please return to 4li6 West Pine boule-
ward
FOUND-Hagris's new store, Wssre they sell
best shoes IN s. Louis Tor 50 AZ y Sixth 81
HAS a Polar bear ,olI feaJ2 No. II he wears
Harris's Polar calf shoes. ~ y sixth s..
KFYS-In-t. sunday noon. Eighteenth and
Biddle bunch Of keys. Address Fred Fisher,
@02s sheridan
KEY RTNG-Ilst snake key ring: diamond
in head. three Esys attached Return TO Geo
p. Jones d Co, 5oi y Main ST. and receive
reward
MARBLES. Tuesday evening. 2-year-old
black mar; has three white feet: quarter moon
in forehead. 6'il Dolmar.
POCKETROOK-Last. ha-n-bacls alligator
skin prcketbook. with money. liberal reTatd.
Eo54 Cabsuue-
POCKETHoOE-Llst. pUczetb00z containing
about SIS and deposit note for $40 Liberal ie-
ward II returned 20 y. VI SusacA, az Ftrk.
PURSE-Iost On Maryland ave. car Thurs
money. pass and key. Liberal reward n re-
turned 60 feA Chamber Of Commerce building
RING-Lost gentleman's Egyptian carved
ring solitaire diamond setting. Liberal r.
ward if returned 10 4. II. Kay, -5.p y
Broadway
watch and chain on Eighteenth street car. he
tween Olive and Chestnut about Z a. m.
Wednesday morning. Liberal reward II returned
TO S523 y. Grand: no questions asked.
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sITUATIoNs wANTED-FEuALE.

s~~-~-~~~-~~S~-~~--~~~~~~~s-
rot > much expected as a g55l home EK l5.
.CODE-- Situation by nrsI-class German cook
UUOK-Glrl wishes position as cook or hou=e-
HuCE-Situatinu by first-cIlss cook. city or
country. EG l8l. EsguHi.-.
COOK situation 70 caai- wash ami iron
Z gE eNI'rltncrl E.rl ia small family Sll'
o1uE-S..a1t. % ~ N6man witl. child. Ea'd
cook all uu UilgV.r's home hoIs=AcrI-r- store.
COuE-Sitaafi1n wanted by German woman
as ggaS i1 haaf.ilnE- house. Uo utlegil-n 90
slslgr.-- IN. Els-au-
COOK -Situ1Jian HE reliable w"ugns Erst-
| 'all so 50. y Twenty -frsl g.
DDDk-,isru1an- Ar1rsrs-ar woman wishes slru-
afI.E a~ su".- BOO t.Lrti-s-l. g-f. l- SINAI. ~,
f##T.lIFr- san l..s5s pastra- Mre hal-'-- -l' n
uEEsSNAKEE -Th5Eaaea.v camPr,eut a7s~-..
maker wants situation work al home. -''7
IEfsS~AiAKEE - Exr.r.run.l Lrassrralar
wishes wnls ~ tre aag- - Lafayette. gin
Huu@EGIELS- SHruaE..r- Dos twn si-,nr- IL
general harlz.E.ri ,aI nr address -ii- Al--E1L-
HolsEfusL ,wANTEl....5. r.r E.,asr..- s, ,-.-
haU--"--h- l tlH'i-E ". i.i.' N'G'r = JET
WnTSEEIl.I--- ~.ruar..- HE rUr raar= l-..i..--
enc Geo d. a-.ratrs work na .'.'r ,- a.'..-
'".fE tr- E.-..7 N"n 90 .a..s .'
rr.-fHls 'aI -N'FA i-ataE.t.- a.r.
uDTSeNE NEETfsf.- ~.taEr..0 ae hgus. ar.I.T
lu rr.ltsnr-s.E. h"-,. lE .Ni.i-
.rr.r Quiet married l1.s. liN y ElIa-..-
Hor~ENEErFE -N.g1E W.trw.. an, 1t1
u r.-g-i horne. r'ter~les~- 'H- 'T Saaf-s
WDTSsWDNAN - Sifgafinu ry mitala-aeri
za-.I references. A8lrass Mr.. A a. G-, Ns-
HoTSEW0EE- -S5JaI5i65 TO DO hou=cw0riS Ty
German -lfl .aan 'ilNr ~.
TDTSEWDERa situation E1 do light h.ElSa-
work during T7nru'rE hum. - =. Errn-..--
H1TSEWoEK- Situations 10y twa "yperisl-s''
u.i-'thHft.-.--. E..L en a.l ia- WIZ - ..-.-
II ,au uaur stsnsrrarhsr Who can oyer
lie -r.--sr ana al5s y.As ..l1 rurn 90. g pr
mi No.. vrg4rE fl--r II possible. IN HT.rH writ
ing ruGehiuas call EU The oliver Typewriter
.'sTa1auy 80 y Nla3h 81. century building
LAUNuEESS wants washing ami ironing 90
tHke hrue= good reference. i'i1 tntlaEr-
LAgNDR5S, i,uasiea TO e. ,y-i,. -; gE2 g;,s az.
etcn Meek= E1I teLgE.i--.- tt-t \-L-L.-LL2 s.,-
dress TO do washing at home: 81 per dozen
pieces. 1875 y I.tgrsgIl-
LAUNDBESS- situation hy German lady g
day can az '1ls y EiEhJeeuth 81
NURSE-CC-.Hu-menr cases wanted by reg
uiar monthly nurse; s. per day ~ IL. he
~ "r-Siruarion hv young lady 60
DO office work. &c $. Eepu5lie
OFFICE WOEK-Sltuation hy Young LADY O.
do affica work. can e!eraLs ut-NEitsi. @'h '-l-
OFFICE WOGK-Youus laiy with office eN-
rar#cnCo wishes a position I'm office. can gpeTat-
JvTewriter: moderate salary @ start 80 l'-
Observation-Disclosures ~ ,ITeTi5n6ei
sten1grapher- vJLslE lady of good education;
hyss n refsrenee SO Erznklln aE-
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wedding Rings ISOIid Gold.
Finest qualities. s. TO So Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
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Clerks and Collectors.
CLERK Neutrality-suspicious. lady clerk
in laundry office: must D. accurate In figures:
state age. salary expected. Blk "a Republic
SALESsLADIES wANTED-EKpsrienced cloak
salesladies who can attend alterations: steady
position. Sicher. l2l6 :. Broadway.
SALESLADIES WANTED - Two trst-class
salesladies. thoroughly competent. to sell ladies'
ready-made suits. Jackets. etc. call to-day. The
Union. 32n broadway. East -. Louis.
STENpGRAPHERS- Competent stenographers
and tyrewriters furnished: employment secured
Tor reliable stenographers. no charge either
way skilled assistants CondECt our Employment
Bureau; both phones. CnderW cod Typewriter
Co. no Pine
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


LaundresHcA.
LsAUNDRESS WANTED-At once: come
ready for work 45oS Olive 81.
LACNDRESS wANTED-At so Washing-
ton Apply between and 10, Friday.
LAITNDRESS NANTED-Good Iaundress:
steady work; good wages Call at $40 cottage.
LAUNpkn-sSES wANTED-Two good Iaun-
dresses, who understand doing up all kinds Of
garments and household linen: one 70 work in
laundry all week. the other 10 work in laundry
three days. balance q time do housework; must
he either Swiss Irish German. must sleep
in house: best references required In every
sense 81 the word. 81 20 head laund-ess; IS 10
the other. n 81. Republic
STENOGRAPEERS- stsnographers
and typsWriters furnished. employment secured
for reliable stenuEraphcrss no charge either
way: skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau; both phones Underwood Typewriter
Co.. 10 Pine St
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
miscellaneous.

AL. Ur.als. T.H,In-s far work. gltl on fl" ouiF
lHt ElFl..~r tlE.Hrf.rIJ-Ir employ ul'f.t HuittI
lu St Louis. American Esusiu'-= Bureau. si5
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HELPERS WHNTEU-Stnur young men.
helpers fHr l.ElHra. HaEunr Farg. llIgksmiths
ana yie-trielHu-. enhancement Apply l@1
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MAN AND WIFE gyANTF.u-Artiye. reliable
white uaI and wife flr IaElrHr wUsk in apart
usut ruiid.ae. Apply after IL sls Missouri
7ra7f-r Irr.rFrTrls
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BOokkeepers.

STENOGRAPHERS-C Competent stenoETauhers
ana typcwriters furnished. employment sec Tred
FOR reliable stenOErap Pliers. charge either
way; skilled assistants conduct our Employment
Bureau roth ghUnes. Underwood Typewriter
60. 40 Pine ST
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COW-Strayed from Ss57 Page. spotted COW;
deEorned. Notify above address and get re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

STENOG RAP Il ERS-Ccnpetcnt stenOgraphe-S
1ul y pew tiers furnished. employment secured
flr reliable sten0Eraphs-z. no charge eifhe-
Way. sEllled Assistants conduct our Employment
Co ll1 IIne- y
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HDT7sfssiNN WNNTlETl-White man f6r gen
sTaI HHussUurE. az % Para ave
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StLlCl = WANTEsD-F'dr STAPLE articles
Apply 10 Olivia building. Grand and Windsor
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HANDY IAE WANTED UErfy man t1-
rrsitry fIrm rear city. salary ami hoari 'l'
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Hot.sEIAN ySNTED = C-l2r;a -. hogs.E1aH.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

MAN WANT Ed g'1upeteEt colored man for
l.I.Ul--rUssu aIt house Vsu-E- come ready %
syuEA. reference SIS Westminster
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

HELPED. WANTT-Ts-If01d caTriaEe black
smith l-.rfr -IIs Morgan 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
AGENTS AND statesmen.

Agents.
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EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for experienced
Lie insaralce men with enerEy, ability and
good refereucess new company. plans. new
tians WantSd ~ Assistant sIIfeTiuteude55ts
agents and debit collectors BIZ Is. Republic.
SUEANCE MEN WASTED-Experienced
indus-fial insITtnce men: VIII I've good debts
90 men of ability. with good D.. 'reuces- Apply
az - Eenltst buisiing-
PHOTO ticket aEents. new one: 81 a sale:
ll S-iles taily. l,i6 Russell ave.
srENOGH HAFIiERs-Competeut steu0graphers
and typewritsrs furnished. employment secured
t-r re.a6ie ,7l9i s;ssogTapheTs: no charge either
Burcant both rnones- UnderTood Typewriter
Co. no Pine 81
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SALESMAN wANTED-I;xrerienced in SELL
ing % country dealers So = sixth.
SALESMAN WANTED = Experienced shoe
Washiugtcn.
SALESMAN wANTED-China and crockery
s14tsrl.in. state eNuerience and salary wanted.
tudrrss Ed.si- r E0mbauer. 6ft Roe bldg
STENOGRA APHERS-Compatent sterogTapbsTS
ard tyu-writers furnished. employment secured
Tor reliable StcnoEraphers: no charge either
way SKILLED assistants conduct or Employment.
Co. 40 Pine 81.
WANTED-Two men and six ladies 10 travel
aTI =all NJ wholesale SatinoIa the yyorid-farlous
articles. references must accompany appIIca ton
Satloual Toilet Co, Paris. Tenn.
Solicitors.
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SyLItl = WANTEsD-F'1r STAPLE articles
Apply 10 Olivia building. Grand and Windsor
STt.NoGRAPHEsRs- -Cc.npetent stenOgraphs-s
llr reliable i7I9; stenographe-: 10 charge either
- -. i--atllla C4llulcL our I'm lploynient
S1fetI ~ ~ hqSh fiI phones Underwood Typewriter