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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-03-13
PASSED EXAMINATION.
List Of Successful Applicants DOR
Teachers Certificates.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The following parties passed the re-
cent teachers examination:
Receiving first grade certificates:
M. Harry O'Brien, Mankatos Flor
,ence F. Pine, Greenland; NJ B. VanKirk,
Mankato.; Mary M. Weed, Mankato.
Receiving second grade certificates:
Olive l. Atcherson, Medo; Mae BEN
nett, Mankato; Ida B. Bixby, Garden
City; Fannie B. Bennett, Mankato; May
sci A. Bishop, Mapleton; Mae Chamber
bin, Good Thunder; Idaline Clausius,
MaRkato; Florence, Duchene, Mankato;
Matte M. Gregg, Good Thunder; Mary
NJ, Gilbride, Madison Lake; Louise w.
Graham, Good Thunder; John A. Handy,
Good Thunder; Ida Howard, Mankato;
j. A. Howieson, Mapleton; K. j. Knud-
son, Mankato; Ida Koke, Mankato;
Mary C. Long, Sterling Center; Eugenia
Lamp, Sterling Center; Dora Leonard,
Amboy, Ddith B. McDuffee, Rapidan /;
Katherine Mccarthy. Good Thunder;
Julia M. Norton, st. Clair; Pearl Pill
ing, Mankato; Clara Russell, Eagle Lake ];
Emily Schwapenberg, Mankato; Helen
Siemens, Mankato; Cecilia Petit, Ma
pleton; Lizzie Elliott, GAINESVILLE.
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WANTS HIM TO MARRY HER.
Trouble in Store for Lawyer at
Truman.
From Wednesdays Daily.

49, NS>sSSy AeSJs
Truman is in ferment. A sensational
case has come into Judge Wade's court,
involving well known and prominent
people of the village.
Miss Colby Winters of that village
secured a warrant in the above named
court for the arrest of Paul G. Cooper,
the leading attorney of Truman, charg-
ing him with shying off when duty called
and failing to become her legally welded
husband and lawful protector, when, as
she alleges, there is ample and unim-
peachable evidence that he Should by all
of the laws of the Bible and laws of the
state become such hege lord of hers
without further delay, or the least per-
sonal evasion or, mental reservation
whatsoever. The child is now eight
months old and its support is demanded.
We understand that the young woman
was formerly a resident of Farimont.
1t is also said that she is grass widow,
being the same who contracted a some
what sensational marriage with cook
at the Billiard House while residing in
this town. Later Attorney Dean secured
the woman divorce and she assumed
her maiden name.
The warrant was placed in the hands
of Sheriff Ward, who went to Truman
on the morning train to find Cooper and
bring him to Fairmont to answer to the
charge.
Mr.. Cooper was brought into court
soon after the arrival of the two o'clock
train. He was represented by Mathwig
Sasse & Hopp; County Attorney Palmer
appearing for the state. The examina-
ton was adjourned for one week.
Mr.. Cooper's friends claim it to be a
purely Matchmaking scheme.-Fairmont
Sentinel
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-03-13
MANKATo. MINNESOTA. FRIDAY MARCH Is. 1908.

lighting, of differential pattern, of latest
and most improved type, fitted with
waterproof copper castings and with
suitable refectors, automatic cut off,
switch, etc. Guaranteed to be regular in
feeding and to burn free from Pickering
and flaming, and to go ninety hours with
out recarboning.
Furnish 1000 cored and 1000 solid 9lb
inch imported cartoons of highest grade.
Furnish switch board, station light
ing arresters, transformers, etc.
Furnish 400 Idaho red cedar or Wis
consin white cedar poles, live cut, well
seasoned, sound, free from wind shakes.
free from more than one bend or bow of
more than five inches in upper thirty
feet, and free from large knots, cracks,
bumps, etc. Thirty poles to be 40 feet
long, los to be 40 feet, 240 to be 80
feet, and 25 to be 80 feet. Twenty of
the poles to be extras and $50 to be
erected. Poles to be painted two coats.
Arc lamps to be placed over center OF
intersecting streets, with three Fights
inch galvanized wire, seven strand steel
cables.
All wires for arc circuits triple braid
ed and all other wire double braided,
weather proof insulation of the best
Roebling, Washburn or Moen or equally
good make. The copper shall be medium
annealed, guaranteed to have ninety
eight per cent conductivity.
Add proposal for second alternator and
EXETER, switch board apparatus and con-
nections between alternator and switch
board, alternator 80 to 100 kilowatts
capacity.
Bids will be received separately on
boilers, SO as to give local bidders a
chance
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He Will Permit Religious Freedom
Throughout His DomInions.
Consents to Local Self Government,
Makes Other Concessions.
The Most important Act of State in
s a Year.
Judge Day Is Very III With Grip in
Washington.
Especial to The Free Press.

st. Petersburg, March l2.-The car
has issued decree providing for the
freedom of religion throughout his do
minions and establishing to some degree
local self-government and making other
concessions to village committees. The
decree is considered the most important
act of state since the emancipation of
the serfs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-03-13
BELIEVES TANKE GUILTY.
Sheriff Mcmillan Confident Jury Will
Convict Him at st. James.
From Thursdays Daily

From Thursdays Daily.
Sheriff Mcmillan of st. Peter, who
was in the city yesterday, expressed
himself to The Free Press as being of the
opinion that Tanke will be convicted
when he has his trial at st. James March
oath. He is of the opinion that Tanke
is guilty He regards the confession of
Mrs. Tanke, that she killed her former
husband, Wellner, as being intended to
allow the escape of her present husband,
she knowing that she had no show her
self
1t is expected that Tanke will be taken
to St. James for trial ON March 23d. 1t
is not believed that he will be confined
in the Blue Earth county Jail while his
trial is in progress. Sheriff Mcmillan
states that there is sufficient evidence
to convict Tanke without the evidence of
the detectives. The trial may last for a
couple of weeks.
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OFFICIALS ATTEND THEATRE.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
R. II. Ashton, general superintendent,
C. A. Schaurer, superintendent of the car
department, R. Quayle, superintendent of
locomotives, A. L. Goetzmann, division
superintendent, and Mr.. Hazard, civil
engineer of Des Moines, Iowa, arrived
in the city at 7:45 o'clock last evening
and formed box party at the Theatre.
The first three left for Sioux City this
morning on No. l, and the two latter
left for Huron, S. d. The officials were
out on an inspection tour.
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Mankato Town.

Two tickets Were in the field.
Supervisors-John j. Miller, chairman |;
j. j. Romack, Joseph Kern.
Clerk George Hedapp.
Treasurer-G. Iceberg.
Assessor-G. s. Haigh.
Justices-N. NJ johnson, L.. Arnold.
Constables Charles Schultz, b. Albert.
For all purposes $3.50 was voted.
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From Wednesdays Daily.

Miss Esther Mycue of, Vivian and
Frank Kinder of Blue Earth county,
were united in marriage at the court
house in this city Tuesday afternoon by
Judge of Probate Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinder will reside in Blue Earth coun-
ty.-Waseca Journal Radical.
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South Bend.

The peoples rights ticket won.
Supervisors-Richard Jones, chairman,
Burt G. Matthews, John Taylor.
Justice. II. Hultengren.
Treasurer-MosesR Roberts.
Town Clerk-H. d. Burnett.
Assessor-D. E. Crane.
Sexton-W. r. Williams.
Constables-H. Lewis, Lee Lowell.
Poundmaster-Russell Burrill.
There were three tickets in the field.
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Garden City.

The anti-incorporationists won by a
vote of A to SO and the village incorpor
alton will be dissolved. No license won
by AZ to 80.
The following officers were elected:
fPresident-C. III. John.
Councilmen-Wallace Friend E. A..
Tierney, E. e. Norton.
tClerk-R. E. Norton.
Treasurer. L. Crane.
Justice. F. Osgood
Assessor-W. A. Roberts.
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FA1RMoNT's PLAY HOUSE RECEIPTS
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily. +
The receipts of the Fairmont opera
house for the past year were $2,4l6.6O.
This included the seat sale for the open
ing night, amounting to $3.50. The
expenses of the first year were much
greater than they will be In the future.
The old officers of the company have
been reelected
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-03-13

Annie-Better doctor your health be-
fore applying identifying remedies. Rid
yourself of constipation, Indigestion, with
Rocky Mountain Tea, and you'll have
beautiful complexion. IS cents. j. c.
Thro.
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Vernon Center Township.

Vernon Center Township.
Supervisors. c. Schwarz, C. C..
Brown, HI. j. Good.
Clerks. Hemingway.
Treasurer. L. Wilbur.
Assessor-G. r. Gray.
Justices-C E. Brown.
Constables-F Mertesdorf, A. NJ.
Frances.
There were two tickets in the field.
For all purposes $500 was voted.
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Garden City Town.

.Supervisors-A. E. Bixby, chairman,
Lucius Moses, M. F. Crane.
Clerk-Harvey Gilman.
Assessor-Charles Gilman
Treasurer-M. B. Hart.
JUSTICE. M. Chapman.
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JUDGE DAY IS VERY i'll
Supreme Court Justice Has Bad At
tack of Grin.
Especial to The Free Press.l

lSpeclaI 10 Inc free FreSS.J
Washington, March l2-The condition
of Justice Day of the United States
supreme court who has been i'll several
days with the grip is said to be critical.
His temperature is l04.
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Butternut Valley.

Supervisors-T. f. Shelby, chairman /;
Oscar Hanson, William Thomas.
Clerk. E. Owens,
Treasurer-Sam HeIleekson.
Assessor Jones.
Justice-W. G. Austin.
Constables- Norman Tweed, Chr. So
taaen.
For all purposes 800 was voted.
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Decoria.

Supervisors-A. A. Juliar, chairman;
A. w. Anderson, Fl H. Gerlich.
Town Clerk-Ole Andengaard.
For Treasurer. F. Juliar.
For Assessor-Louis Cord.
Justice of the Peace. ]. Mccarthy.
Constables Lortz, Robert
Haedt.
For all purposes $500 was voted.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-03-13

Bring your WOOL to the Mankato
Knitting Mills. We pay highest mar
ket prices in any quantity. Mankato
Mills Co., Mankato, MINI.
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no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

druggists refund the money IL il fails to cure !.
e. W. Groves signature Is on each box. .25c.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-03-13

Prssident-W. j. Sickler.
Councilmen-H. G. Wirig, Thomas Null
len, E. Millerliel.
Clerk-Thomas A. Haigh.
Assessor o. Beardsley.
Treasurer George T. Swerngren.
JUSTICE. F. Nettleton.
ConstabIes-C M. johnson, G. D. Stric-
ker.
License carried by vote of 81. to 81.
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Belgrade.

Supervisors-J. P. Meuer, chm, John
Gintner, E. +. Burnett.
Clerk-Albert ]. Peterson.
Treasurer. A. Curtis.
Assessor-C. A. Lind
Justice of the Peace-Emil Rhode.
Constable-A. A. Curtis.
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Elections Held in Precincts Through
out Blue Earth County.
Garden City Throws Down the Corpor.
ationists With a Thud.
Peoples Rights Ticket Easily Wins
Out in South Bend.
Returns From Places Where. Much
Interest Was Displayed

From Wednesdays Daily.
Town meetings were held throughout
Blue Earth county yesterday with the
following results:
Good Thunder Village.
President-V. A. Hirscher.
Trustees-C. c. Bruske, F. C. Darge,
Nj. Meir
Recorder. H. Griffin.
Treasurer H. Morelock.
Assessor Wiedenhoft.
Justices-Robert Malzahn, W. Volks
Constable-John Weis.
There were two tickets in the field.
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Vernon Center Village.

Vernon Center Village.
President-Miles Porter.
Councilmen-E. L. Kendall, Thomas
Thomson and Gust Nelson.
Clerk-A. w. Petrich.
Treasurer. E. Quimby.
ASSESSOR. G. Halverson.
Justices-James Morrow.
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BeaufOrd,

Supervisors-John Dunn, chairman
John Morrow, Charles Halves.
Clerk-James Will.
Treasurer-H. B. Greeley.
Assessor-Fred Cramer.
Justices Ralph Healey, George Wise.
Constable-Chas. Bolinger.
For general town purposes 5000 wa
voted; $500 for town hall.
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Ceresco.

Superyisors-August Gems, chairman;
George Cooling, Thomas Rooney.
Clerk-C. c. Francis.
Treasurer-Frank Thurston.
Assessor Ferdinand Bloede.
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Shelby.

Supervisors-T. E. Otterstein, A. A.
Day, A. I. Rempfert.
Clerks. R. Beust.
Treasurer-H. F. Day.
Assessor-Frank Hannay.
Justices-A. NJ. Stephens, j. L. Sam
son.
Constables-Fred Boesch.
For all purposes $500 was voted.
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Pleasant Mound.

Pleasant Mound.
Superyisors-William Zellmer, chair
man, j. L. McKibben, A L. Chadbourn.
Clerk-E. P. Wilder.
Treasurer-G. II. Ulrich.
Assessor-August Sulfow.
JUSTICE. w. Heritage
Constables-H Crook, Max Bussman.
For all purposes 5000 was voted.
on vbgkg-6s Ms,,ii ?tah Will ;sjou
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Justices-John Woodhall and j. f.
Klatt.
Constables Mace, e. j. Meixell
For all purposes 81 800 was voted.
hudson.
Supervisors-Richar Wigley, Chas.
Gustafson, Thomas Roberts.
Clerk-David Davis.
Treasurer Burryflnan c.. Williams
Assessor Rowland Price.
,]ustice-Owen r. Rowlands.
Constable David Gustafson.
For all town purposes $1,000 was
voted
Cambria.
Supervisors-Edw. Jones, chairman; E.
L. Harris, W. C. Jones.
Clerk-D. E. Bowen.
Treasurer-D w. Harris.
Assessor. D. Price.
Justice-Jas. A. Thomas.
Constables-J. E. Thomas, B. T. Evans.
Voted for town fund, $500; road fund,
1925.
Lincoln.
Supervisors. w. johnson, chair
man; Ed johnson, H. n. Olson.
Clerk-Fred johnson.
Treasurer. A. Bundy.
Assessor-Peter Strom.
Justices-W. ]. Seibert, N. F. Peterson.
Constables-A. w. Keech, O. s. Olsen.
For all purposes $500 was voted.
EAGLE LAKE.
President of Council-J. d. Morris.
Trustees-A. c. Smith, NJ. B. Cook,
A. F. Englerth.
Treasurer. W. Hilton.
Recorder. p Braun.
: Assessor-F. M. Otto.
JUSTICE. J. Axtell.
Constable-J. B. Wagner.
License-Yes, Sc; no, AZ.
lie Ray.
Supervisors-John Anderson, L. F.
Silkey, Herman Frank.
Clerk B. Reynolds.
Treasurer-Thos. Van Buren,.
Assessor-E. j. Russell.
Justices-M. ]. Ryan, Ed Dunn.
Constable-Nich Mcnamara
For all purposes 81 200 was voted.
Lyra.
Supervisors-Matt Duff, Victor Sperra,
Lawrence Good.
Clerk-C. w. Graf.
Assessor-Jas. Weir.
Justice-Wilbert Kramer. 81
Constable-Herman Hasse.
For all purposes $3.50 was voted
Medo
Supervisors. w. Atcherson, chair
man; j. Stranzel, n. I. Oftedahl.
Clerk-Wilber Williamson.
Treasrer-George Krouss.
Assessor-Will Anderson.
Justice-G n Alderman.
Constable-W. McKibbin
For all purposes 81 900 was voted.
Sterling.
Supervisors-W. w. Taylor, chairman;
Julius Richter, /. McGraw.
Clerk-William Ellis
Treasurer. II. G. 1azel.
Assessor-H. M. Hicks.
Justice-A J. Ellis.
Constable-Ira Tipler.
For all purposes $1,000 was voted.
Pleasant Mound.
Superyisors-William Zellmer, chair
man, j. L. McKibben, A. L. Chadbourn.
Clerk-E. P. Wilder.
Treasurer-G. H. Ulrich.
Assessor-August Sulfow.
JUSTICE. w. Heritage.
Constables-H. Crook, Max Bussman.
For all purposes 5000 was voted.
on vbgkg 6s,s Ms,,fi ?taK Will ;sjou
Shelby.
Supervisors-T. E. Otterstein, A. A.
Day, A. T. Rempfert.
Clerks. r. Beust.
Treasurer-H. F. Day.
Assessor-Frank Hannay.
Justices-A. M. Stephens, j. L. Sam
son.
Constables-Fred Boesch.
For all purposes $500 was voted.
Beaufort.
Supervisors-John Dunn, chairman;
John Morrow, Charles Halves.
Clerk-James Will
Treasurer-H. B. Greeley.
Assessor-Fred Cramer.
Justices-Ralph Healey, George Wise.
Constable-Chas. Bolinger
QRA0 xuoc
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Limetown.

Supervisors-M. Borgmeier, Geo. Brun-
ner, Albert Magin.
Clerk-Jacob Born.
Treasurer Henry Schultz. u
Assessor-M. Sanger.
Justices-L. T. Muller, Peter Williams.
Constables-Ed Schmidt and Joseph
Winniker.
For all purposes 5000 was voted. One
ticket in the field
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EAGLE LAKE.

EAGLE LAKE.
President of Council-J. d. Morris.
Trustees-A c. Smith, NJ B. Cook,
A. F. Englerth.
Treasurer. W. Hilton.
Recorder. P. Braun.
: ASSESSOR. M. Otto.
JUSTICE. j. Axtell.
Constable. B. Wagner.
License-Yes, So; no, AZ.
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Supervisors-John Anderson, L. F.
Silkey, Herman Frank.
Clerk. B. Reynolds.
Treasurer-Thos. Van Buren,.
Assessor-E. ]. Russell.
,Justices-M. J. Ryan, Ed Dunn.
Constable-Nich Mcnamara.
For all purposes 1920 was voted.
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Medo.
Supervisors-J w. Atcherson, chair
man j. Stranzel, n. I. Oftedahl.
Clerk-Wilber Williamson.
Treasurer-George Krouss.
Assessor-Will Anderson.
Justice. n. Alderman.
Constable-W. McKibbin.
For all purposes ST 900 was voted.
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Lyra

Supervisors-MattD Duff, Victor Sperra,
Lawrence Good.
Clerk-C. w. Graf.
Assessor-Jas. Weir.
Justice Wilbert Kramer. 81
Constable-Herman Hasse.
For all purposes $3.50 was voted.
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Justices John Woodhall and j. F.
Klatt.
Constables- Ed Mace, E. j. Meixell.
For all purposes $1,000 was voted.

Judson.
Supervisors-Richard Wigley, Chas.
Gustafson, Thomas Roberts.
Clerk-David Davis.
Treasurer Burryfman c. Williams.
ASSESSOR Price.
,Iustice-Owen r. Rowlands.
Constable-David Gustafson.
For all town purposes $1,000 was
voted.
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Cambria.
Supervisors -Edw. Jones, chairman; E.
L. Harris, w. c. Jones.
Clerk-D. E. Bowen.
Treasured. w. Harris.
Assessor. d. Price.
Justice-Jas. A. Thomas.
Constables-J. E. Thomas, B. T. Evans.
Voted for town fund, $500; road fund,
1925.
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Supervisors. w. Johnson, chair
man; Ed johnson, H. N. Olson.
Clerk-Fred johnson.
Treasurer. A. Bundy.
Assessor-Peter Strom.
Justices-W. j. Seibert, N. F. Peterson.
Constables-A. w. Keech, O. S. Olsen.
For all purposes $500 was voted.
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Sterling.
Supervisors-W. w. Taylor, chairman;
Julius Richter, /. McGraw.
Clerk-William Ellis
Treasurer. H. G. tiazel.
Assessor-H. M. Hicks.
Justice-A. J. Ellis.
Constable-Ira Tipler.
For all purposes $1,000 was voted.
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Madison Lake Village.

For all purposes 800 was voted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
eprfngnsid, NJ, Aug. 1s.-certincates OF incor-
porasion were issued to-day by Secretary Of State
Ross q followss
The Christopher Creamery Company. Christopher:
capital s. e06: to manufacture butter and cheese;
IncorpcEafors-F. o. Harrison. Nelson Browning
The Buckeye Gas and Gasoline Engine COM
pany Aurora; capital, $2o.e90; TO manufacture en-
zines and mechanical appliances. incorporation
Peter Mchels. Harry J. Cooper and o. l. VIII
SON.
rora capital. $4,000: printing and pubishing
Observation-Disclosures H. Smith. e c. smith
and n e. Plain.
nit TO q c. Baner. F. W. Trask. J.. W; MAD
waln and Frank Ives to organize the New Bos-
ton Building and Loan Association at New Bos,
ton, Mercer County. Tho capital stock Is $25o.ooo
and the charter u for twenty years.
ST. LOUIS.
The following articles Of Incorporation were
filcd with the Recorder Of Deeds yesterday:
American Realty and Finance Company: capi-
tai stock onshak paid. 100000. of which $50. 600
Is TO be preferred stock. bearing per cent In n,
shares each. OF both common and preferred: W.
A uenvir. each OF common and preferred.
Real ESTATE and brokerage business.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

RECORD OF BIRTHS.
!, John and Genevieve Schnappauf. sos South
Broadway; girl.
boy.
Carl and Martha Pahler. 2S21A ItaSaIie: boy.
iulus and Della Ratberg, 22Ss Russell; boy.
T. and n. Mooney 81 Brooklyn; boy.
gil. N'-
VIM. and Ella scheeper. c25H Montgomery; girl
SE. and Lulu Sears 400 North Grand: boy
EDWARD ard Sophia Palmaur. 1929 LaSalie: girl.
GIRL
eugene and Lucy Miller. xsss Cozzens: girl
Seo'se and Alice Jones. 1913 North Ninth: girl
owen and Hattie Myers, 1904 Ohio: boy.
boy. ~ $3.50 'e''sN'
boy. q 49, -'e"s'eau'
YIN; and Annie McMullen. oes Penrose: girl.
a J. and A. Z. Heroid. ISL Thomas: girl
Ten, and Lulu Marshall. 1913 Merchant; girl.
boy. - ave- 80 = "eii's -eiiiiu'
A4issxander and Maud Brewer. 2e.5 Warren; boy
Joan ana !da Meters. s14s Rutger; girl
AieN 9no Aiorle Mcdonald, 21ls Russell: girl.
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Hercant,le College, Lincoln Trust building. esv.
stvsn In BookkeepinG, Penmsnshtp, SHORTHAND
fynsvrifiue arithmetic Grainuaaxs etc. opsn
W&n10Gno.
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.JhphE. nHfNA PHILIPPINE IsLANDS
mi u.GntNN VIA HONOLULU = Pacific
and Oriental S. 6. Co. From San Francisco:
Gaelic. Senteinber Ii. For passaxe and freight
rates. reservation. orders ana information apply
% J. n Lathrop. general agent S0s Olive street.
ST. Louis. Mo.
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BOY WANTED-For light factory work; steady
worn, Rosenthai-Sioan Millinery Co.. 1918 Wash.
ington aye.
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BOY WANTED-For slazing-ro0m. with expe-
Renee. Huttig Sash and Door Co.. 1916 Man
chester road.
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BOY WANTED-Good. bright 1G-year-old Ger
Park ave.
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BOY WANTED-Good boy to work in drug
store. some experience: call at once Fourteenth
and Monroe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20

BOYS WANTED-By large business house;
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-20

BOY WANTED Honest hoy to learn electrical
business. 2725 Lafayette.
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BOYS WANTED-To work on ceIluloid bu
tons. III n Eighth ST.
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BOY WASTED-E:xpericnc ed bog Is or IS
years of age. in lunchroom stand. 81 Eddie
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BOY WANTED-One with some experience
baker shop. 1920 s. Seventh.
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BOY wANTED-To work in tailor shop. wit
references. los n. Eighth st.
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BOY WANTED-Boy to work In store; Sc p
week: must bring refersnces 11O1 Market.