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Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
VERY REMARKABLE CURE oi
 DlARRHOEA.

About six years ago for the first
 time in my life had 8 sudden and se- were attack of diarrho7 a." says Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan. Texas. ''I got temporary relief but it came back again and again, and for six years I have suffered more misery and agony have suffered more misery and agony than I car tell. It was worse than death. My husband spent hund eds of dollars for physicians presentations and Urea ment without avail. Finally
 we moved to Bosque county, our present home and one day I happened to see an advertisement of Chamber lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea P~rp~v with tra feqtmenial ~f ran who had been cured by 1t. The case was 50 similar to my own that I con emedv The re- suit was wonderful. could hardly realize that I was wei again. or be- iieve 1t could be so. afie having suf- ferea eo long hut that one bottle of
 medicine. costing but few cents, cured me-" For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
NOTICE.

Rules Governing Horse Races on the
 Fifth Day of July in B;ebee. Free for all. s to enter and $1( more to start.
 Cowpory race. s for entrance fee up to time of races. All cowponies subject to inspection of judges. Ii horse Is ruled oil the track and pro nounced not a cowpony. his money win be refunded
 Steer-tying. s entrance fee sgd oper until the tying is commenced. provid ing there are steers enough.
 Agreed upon by the Committee or Outside Sports.
 PETER JOHNSON, e-21-tf Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Getting Track Ready.

E The race track at Don Luis is being put in shape for the Fourth of July races. Joe Hughes, with B force of men. has been working at the Don I uis track for the past three days, and tonight will find the course in ex- cellent condition for the holiday sports The park will be generously sprinkled prior to the opening of the days program there. and everything put in readiness for the accommoda- ton of the large crowds which are expected to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Ice from Douglas.

Owing 10 the extremely warm weather, the consumption of ice has so increased in Bisbee as 10 neces- sitate the importation of that com modity from Douglas. The local plant of the Bisbee Improvement com pany has besn inadequate to meet the demands of the consumers. and the new plant of the Douglas Improve ment company was called into requi- sition. Manager Cowan of the local company stated that thsre was never such a demand for the frozen article in the history of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Fired Fifteen poi.ars.

One of the popular clerks in Main street store spent q few hours in the upper part of Brewery gulch. in search of amusement and diversion. He got what he was looking. for, and a little trouble thrown in. An babitpe of the tenderloin and the aforesaid young man engaged in a verbal corfict, during which parlia- mentary rules and conventionaiities went bv ths board. The popular clerk vas fred s15 hv Justtre McDonald after that dignitary had listened to the evidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
STOCK LAW IS UPHELD
RESULT OF CASES TRIED BE-
 FORE JUDGE SLOAN.
Two Cases Involving the Right to
 Seize Range Cattle Decided in Fa


 Seize Range Cattle Decided in Fa for of inspectors
 The live stock sanitary board has in. formation from Tombstone. announc ing that the position of that body with respect to -he new live stock law has been sustained by the district court in so far as it deals with the seizure and confisration of calves whose own. ership is matter Of unce; tainty. This phase of the act, passed at the last session of the legislature, was tested by P. Mcdonald. inspector, with headquarters at Tombstone. There were various claimants to he ownership of twenty-one head of alves, which finally were seized by he inspector on behalf of the terri.o y. At San Simon, William M. Speed. Inspector with headquarters at VII FOX, seized seven head of cattle. h ,oth cases the position of the. .sanita y board was upheld.
 The act under judicial fire is pat termed af CT Texan law, said to be responsible for dissipating wholesale stealing in that state. It's salient feat ure is in its opposition 10 the theory entertained by some cattlemen, that capture and possession of adyentu c some or stray cattle constitutes owD ership. The law presumes that a herd of say ten cattle is not compatible wi Ii twenty calves. and the inspec tors are to weed out of herd cattle which apparently are captives, and not connected with the herd they fol low by ties of consangunity, The enforcement Of the law aims blow a the practice of maverick branding but is not likely to prevent the aver age cattleman from branding and holding a reasonable number of long cared animals found on his range.
 The framers of the new law say hat the man who comes by his cattle honestly Is affected by 1t only in tha; 1t protects him from invasions by an serupuous cattlemel. The man who lacks scIuples is forced to deliver up his ill-gotten gains and the proceeds derived from the sale of confscated cattle goes toward the maintenance 0 fthe live stock board ard the in- spectors and secret service.
 The provisions of this new law have more practical cffec: upon ''rustlers" and dishonest cattIemen than would their imprisonment for crime. Under the old sys em one might be imprisoned for the uniaw ful bran ling of one calf, but the dozens or hundreds of others which he unlawfully appropriated would continue to increase and add to his wealth while he languished in jail, Under the new law a questionable cattlem an must show whereby he came in possession of his flock, else forfeit the same 10 the territory. Thereby nobody loses save the dis honest cattleman.
 All the substantial cattlemen in the territory are very enthusiastic iD their approval of the new law. TX. s rest, superintendent of the Boquil- las Cattle company, was in Phoenix recently and personally vorched for
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

the compliments of the people of WIZ COX extended to Justice Page. He also expressed satisfaction with the new law. and stated that to be thS unanimous opinion Of all the honesD cattlemen of this section of the couD try.
 The next regular quarterly meeting of the sanitary board will be held aj tfe capital on July 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
< BRIEF CITY NEWS x
Andrews-Trezise.

Monday afternoon. June 29, at 4 ?. m-. the Key. l. G. Sigier united Peter Ellis Andrews and Miss Meta Trezise in the holy bonds of matri- mony. The young couple are both residents of Bisbee. and have circle of friends who wish them all success in the journey of life. The wedding occurred at the home of Edward Williams. in Tombstone canyon. The bride was charmingly dressed in white. The young people will settle in Bisbee, and The Review extends congra, ulations.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Many Mains Burst.

The old mains of the Bisbee Water and Fuel company have been bursting with wonderful regularity of late. due 10 the increase in pressure which was applied when the company com mencsd to use Naco water only. As fast as possible the old mains will be replaced with new ones.s Manager Mason Is now giving his personal su- pervision to the work
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
CLASSIFIED ADS

LOST OR sToLEN-One dark brown saddle poney. branded black. smiths anvil on the left thigh. Weight SIX or seven hundred pounds. Suit. ah'e reward will be paid for return of animal to c. A. Newman. Bishee. Arizona. 6a5-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

No man or woman in the state wiH hesitate to speak well of Chambera lain't Stomach and Liver Tablets ae ter once trying them. They always produce pleasant movement of the bowels. improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion. For sal0 by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Forger Dismissed.

The case of forgery against Roscoe Hendricks was dismissed yesterday on motion of the complainant. who made arrangements to have Hendricks settle the amount with him, instead of
 being obliged to do so by order of the
 court. Hendricks. ii now developes. i, came here from Solomonville. and has followed the games from one saloon 10
 another.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
....e 70 CONTRACT >Rs.

Sealed proposals will be receiss6 ae .F E. Johnston's office until 1 p. .-~ Juiy 8. 1903. for the eres.tlag Of TWO, story brick K of P. hall bui' ding ac- eording 70 plans prepared by Archi'ect r EJohnson. A certified check for ! per cent Of amount must accompany sach bid submitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Juan Antonio Cevera. the noted from a bull, will kill four savage
 bulls from the Cachuta ranch eyery
 day during the carnival at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR sAlE-Fine bHfIding Int. ahnut 36vss m Brewery Gnrch Stone wall eli srorrd Orsn nn,Iir bighwav on three eiaes. Fine celier Fnr in- forra-ion call at Central Pharmacy eod-ff
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Governor Alexander o. Brodie. of Arizona. Governor Igpacio Isabel. of Sonora and ex-Governor Ramon Cor ,si of Sonora now secre-ary of state o, --~ass saxes at the Douglas bull fights.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

wA~TeD-Cood short order cook. w~gee <fn week and -oou. tnnIv Ge~r unch Counter Benson. Arizona. Geeet
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
G. A. R. Flag.

G. A. R. Flag.
 Some one has taken the flag which is the property of the 0. A. R. voter ans. from the Johnson block. On be- half of the c. A. R. in this city, Dick liar man requests that the flag be re- turned in time for the Fourth of July parade
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
We make our candies-The Wave.

Professor Baldwin will bombare the clouds with dynamite every day dur ing the Douglas carnival. Don't miss seeing him.
 For lazy liver try Chamberlain.s; Stomach and liver Tablets They invigorate the liver. aid the digestion, regulate the bowels and prevent bil- ious attacks. Fo rsaie by all drug gists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
NOTICE TO FiREMEn.

All fiiemen are requested to meet at the fire house July 4th. at 9:s0 &. IT,, in uniform. to join in the parades
 M. F. D. NICHOLS, Foreman. s. A BROWN, Secre ary.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR sAIE-750 hipb grade Apsors eosfs for sale at q bargain Goats are faf enoush to Kin Add-ess Jehn D Toner. administrator. Mesa. Ariz. t-2sst
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Fifty coaches and tenextra engines have been secured by the railroad companies to haul the masses to Douglas during the big celeb- alton, July Sd. 4th, 9th. Everybody is going to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Corning Con. .alesoent.

Corning conv alescent.
 John Corning. fo. eman of the Cop per Queen yards, is recovering from a very severe illness. Congestion cf the lungs and bronchial tubes set in, and for time his life was in danger. Mir. Corning is much improved today.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

In this city. on the 30th instant. the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. McIain passed away at the family residence in Tombstone canyon
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Get your Kodaks ready for the Fourth. and order your supplies in advance. at Bisbee Drug Co. 6-24-t4
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Extra Policemen.

EHtra PoIlcemen.
 During the three days carnival the city will have extra police protection. The city council. at special meeting held last evening, ordered the marshal |, to appoint as many extra policemen as he saw fit or would find necessary during the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FrR PENT-Tammenv Hor Moin street fo- RI <th and Eth oe ru'v. for sor'a' gatherings. Apply 2z3 P-ew- cry gu'ch- 6-26-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

WaNTED-Iatrers n7astere-s end ear-e-fers. Ja. vandevort. Nops,es Arfzora. 6-27-st
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR saIE-SeveraI hurared share< Cnnror Glance stort for sale fo the hiphas' hidder. Mail offer to 2 2.
 care paview s-25-ei
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Douglas will have a Midway five tines greater than the cne in El Paso last January.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Lunette. the flying lady. has been secured for the Douglas Midway Don't miss seeing her.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Thirty different shows will be. seen on the, Midway at Douglas on July Sd 4th ard 5th- Don't miss seeing them. e'.s ats'.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR sALE-1o0 to 800 shares Cop per Glance. at 50c. Address P. o. Box 44s. Bisbee. 6-30-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR sAlE-Palace ,osging house over 0. K stables. Inquire ou prem ises. e-26-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

popc'as Rusiness Orpnr' unity Wan.eS a na~tner in 6 weli-essab'ish' ed rsv;,o husinees in T,ouglas.--Ad dress. "E" rare REVIEW If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR sAIE-One tbousaed shares of Conner Glarce. at 5sc. Address Rox sIs- 6.26-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

WaNTED-Cook at wo've-ine & Arizors boarding house. Partiru'ars at Palace restaurant 7-1-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Fce RENT-Two furnished rooms for iipht housekeeping Arn1v to nob- cons transfer or Dohsou house. e-3) If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Fce sAtE-Twen+v shares Iucky JSger se0: 100 sha-es Huachnca Con. sz.50. P. o. Box 95s. 6-27-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

No horses will be used in the Douglas bull ring. The savage bulls will be given every chance to get away with the matadors and bande- rillos. and show the wonderful work of these fighters.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

WANTEDITwo hours per day cler. zeaI work Address Box 15i. city. ez1-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

A daughter. to the wife of George c. Clark. in Bisbee, Tuesday. June 80.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

! FrR sAtE-A Bargain. Fairy Milk rrr4e end fine mitch orws Three n''as rom town. Apply R. R. Lockett. Box 5sf. if
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR RENT-Ope furnished room. at 175 Chfbuahua Hll. 7-1-6t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR sALE-Two nice hnf,dine lots un Tombstone capvnn. Apply George Roberts. Anchor saloon 5-2stf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

FOR satE-Rsshee Daily Reyfews Sy carrier or pewshoya
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

T. Metz. the Bisbee soda pop man, was in Douglas last evening. tr
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

,WARrED-Boys to sen Review on fhe street. Apniy Circulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01
Officials. rlaekst Re. ports and Other Infor nation
CURB STOCKS

IQuotations furnished by Paine, webber & Co. of Calumet, Michigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

Try the Wave for ice cream. Sher.
 berts and Cold Drinks.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-01

6-21-tf
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
RARE aIS,NEss CHANCE.

\. r. GIRARD OF WACO TEN. has
his store for rent and fixtures Tor
sale. WindOv, displays arc of the best
in the State: fixtures nrc strictly up
to date. 80 feet front by 100 feet In
depth. with upstnirs: best location !"
y city of 10000 people and the only
store to be rented. showing prosper
ity. I have alwaya enjoyed the best
p~ntrOna&e: now business cniis me
elsewhere. VI! stock of clothing and
furnishings is clean and can he
bought for Csc on the dollar: reaSOn-
able terms can bc had II wished.
40 and -1.I Austin ave. Waco. Tex.
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II PEI; ZEN WEEkL DIVIDENDS.
no visionary sch, ne ut specu.a'.pn III grain ct
atp.Ls to advan,c. bat desire I" interest YOU. IN ?
ir.r, sit ON that la proven it-'if successful: W.,
hgvr never had Il losing c.ient; s.'rt tg ppnkl''
Nhuh explains cur method in tnil. John W. stan
lev & 20. room .. 80 R.oaiway. N.w lorh VIZ.
THE LAST ALL.
If YC,, NAST SHARES Dt tbt.
COLL, MINES OF RoS-I.ASb. LIMITED.
on SiNC; \ CROFT OF THE RICHEST GOLD
MINTS IN BRITISH COLI MGIA. At FIR
A Y0I- :1sT oRpEE TO-DAY.
THE Pr:icE Viii hDNA&rE FEBRUARY /
no TWE$tY rNTS. We II Ai;AN1EE To
" pIVinTVDS THIS YEAR.
JACKSON d Gu. BOX ~, isoSSIHANb- !: =
REFERENCE BANK OF MONTREAL
I;GssLhAD. y.
s, ~ per cent ROrIT PAID BY Is y
MDSTH or DECEMBER by the sur and saf.
system II the Comparative TUT Association. Il,
corvora'iOn wlth a sanittl stock OF k'1'"i. dong
business under the laws Of the state OF south
and L.cu!siaaa and the cities 81 thioaGo and New
Orleans ac"uyI:ts IN cur hands elESi! eSp,..at
attention: eNlc.t haudiCaDctrr and prices iut-
J ish.d to bDOkrnak.rS and popirComs: one good
priced winner wired each day at an "Nifcm".y
ioH uric. to clients throughout the country. II
tina. should bs earning ruVnc". Il postal card
VIII bring YOU our Racing Manual ri useful tutt
info. mation. Nth cur entirely new and original
plsu. irdorsed nv press ami public and recutu-
msndcd ," prominent banks and bankers. RIFF
National E;arl If New OrleanF-
Tho cooperative Turf Association. Inc. New Or
leans. La. Note our tr DISPLAY adEerusen-nt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25
MARVELOT.s REVELATION

IN TIE WORLD.
An ABSOLUTELY re';ablc corporation. authorized
CASH CAPITAL 81 Cpo.Gyo.oo. uaylns = Euarsu-
teed dividend OF > ner cent WEEKLY. =, per
con MONTHLY. go ger cent ANNUALLY.
with a strirt Elimination Of GAMBLING or
E5.ei EARNS Yor MoNTHLY Sd
800, Earns YOI- MONTHLY 22.H
5jo."o EARNS YOU MONTH"; 10
steady income tho year roUn!. Ai;SN-
Lt+TELY SIRE. UnGuestionabIy SAFE. posi-
lively SOUND All dividends reunited iues-
GARDNER %. Fuller building. New York.
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AGENTS AND Statesmen.
Agents.

GENTS. ty our goods; hes, sellers, free cat
sStf; ''9;, stLnric !"c Asen's' supply Co. Dept
AGENTS or travelling for
iNuhttil systems of dress cutting. also general
l"tn'Scg tpl city. cal 81 address Fountain
mad: W Grove ms: iuminoHs lame p.srss.
f@'4'' i;.stt M sar, T,aG" ai i "%.hsN' "is' IL. s'''P'+
AGENTa %ANTEn-sarnrc o; wo.lds same;
~ ,5", S"'"'i lisa soc .t,t, ~ JLs, .nt
SaSort, ,'' e. @ g.. Van 't l:ar 5G M" "]sfcns s"'i II. money
AGENTS. WANTED-W" guarantee 81 30 50
n cay n."r"idcias our senuin" super +test"s'
lasts about ,Ight Yea ;. Nidstss Fircp,oof So
SMiyE Mgrk~. thirngo.
CENTS. IN" latest thing out: nothing to do.
your nar'e and atiaIc-s at one, to Holt Fonn,
,..n Zen -. e7a' Pin. st. = Louis. Nh. Mail
AGENTS on atlaIv n. commission ne 2 eat.
- aEtA's - 'V'r produced: "tery Gs"r o.
I m@,, ana ndN I'M it On s,s.t: 3s to az neT cen
Ia|@' a2''9"r s. IN Two hours, Nome" Ma.
tGENTs WANTEp-Good, uye agents very
imam, owning ma" m FL Dorado 20; Cai.,
,rai WI c2Hal Grant" Mountain: liberal COM
iii'. son: WRIT ~ terms and prospectus. Wi@asd
Gold Mining 90. HOLLAND bHiliins.
NffEiS and Toqs"-to.hGgsC can"asse's male
nv ' MI F'nI i~r 2r'Sk Tor san'i," ~ "nr
ever saw; every man, woman. boy %. ciri vans
no talking or rrcvior~ .Nperi,n cr necessary To-
srll he AIn.l"t-. u gold mine 10Y sure. Eeuss
MNlll'hi'. = - hloe,. Montciatr \ J.
AGFNTS-AGtonGa. i- washers san Themselves.
w'mcn. took ten orders" Time required forty
n vashIr.; N tor,y ninu;r-; furnishes is ov1
bower; i'luit'S neither tabor nor attention: costs
r rsa,s,r t"'Ii,'ry t5rmi,a.@: ., -. haarsnje"',;
Company station L, ,nirtgt.
EVERY honssss"pcr wants one os our rev
IoGieh"ld novelties. cells on sight: Light and
eas, =" carry htr profits; ya,uplc ani r.-ticrIars
70. TO- Tacoma NoN'Ity 60, % oak ST, Wan
Y YOU wish asoncy VIII L. j. Arroll K Co.
Is,t o. Hdl'esS =. l. 1Iy.oT. general a@eE,, 30,
SOLICITORS WANTED Men who can solicit
.oon To be o ,#l iEs "a 10. = %,'I men SF IAN 4 MAXI r,%p' s,s IN
S|' first thirty Gays -Ndd'ess for particular. II
" AMERICAS Mutual LIFE INSTR
Go 10 st SeNenteen years IN business: liberal
contracts to "Se75-.
WtNTEn-Aserts, DON sexes eycrywhe-e:
pense: cXrcricu"e Unnecessary: write AZ once. Nj
ol,<- Astnt 2l Moaro" It, chicago.
WNNTED-NStnts to send nc the name. or
ms all WORK canndantisi:. scnd me a is, or writ.
for my 6f'er L. agents address. Agent. pa Moi
Zoe St. chicago. III.
We starr you %serlias Diamonds: don't accept
cinll"yilHit unit! letting or Ii!caaI oTrr: -
tally sure. Carbon Diamond Co. Syracuse. y. y.
WE want 'od: big profit selling our guaranteed
s'ois sarnri" 1oc; write Us now. Dept. q. I.
/. \ y. NJ. storm. porfuIleIs. s. Louis. Mo.
So or" weekly divided nv our agents: par,!cI-
Ltts and SAMPLES free, Sayman, 81. Louis. NJ.
81" . DAY zeptrc health and life contracts. no
inli: exam. new popular: Cd Gu. National In
-
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PARTNERS WANTED.


AGGRESsiNE Young man with sea in mer-
'an'le me. N ."I. i.epuhlic.
! wanted 8. rorfne- - inyes.
$3.50 in manufacturing business and maxi $1,000
~ hIu u saiaiN. y ~. Eepub'!'-
GENT.EMAN would sol hglf Interest tn lady
in money making rnnm;ng- house; mnet nave ex-
rL""c a"l t">- tu' 'ha'sy- Il 10: t.''"on-.
GENTLEMAN With 5000: silent rr %aofilc:
: double money ,ycsy ST. months: iatAr.Isw
satisfies, {; 80. I:c!ubiic.
HAZE intrrcst in cs;shIisnsI business clear
ing 500 each month ard inc-casing ~esdir:
Sl"lr buzz nrt yarrn.r. WHO Is Ieay.rg town. u
20. Republic.
INTELLIGENT Iad,. rsr.e5 by nhvsician.
with s.G1 T., opsu METEOROLOGICAL and ,,tstr;rtcaI
,oI'.,.n for ladies' /, ~ prutb'i,
--
LADY o. gentleman Wit 500: saiar, sto per
-
! LAD with som" mru"y Io orgRce in ratsi "-
roomirG -l!ouSa bisincse: should tayc some bust
n"ss ,ype~ierce. II 80. Republic.
rNRTNEE in mea; and crocn~,. my. stock
ami fixture: au.onyt $500 q ~. Republic.
-
PARTIES tFa' wo"hi Ike 10 iuyest money al
- =
PARTNER VIII. Si".G'u wanted 20 ~'a''ifac'r-"
patented article: ia'2" profits. w 2%'. H"piGIc'
s2'' manufacture ~ business z 80. Republic.
= 'fi' 49, ~ Liant ,rN'l';i frtnfHS
Jus WV. F"l 10 'lI'tEA flN .'-Ie
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL NNNT ED-Gucd handy s:Jl who is will
NJ 10 woth in kitchen anG dia.n--i'"nl- ~ ~
..FtlNtN.
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GIHu. WANTEp-GUfl O. !rain SOW ir; aud as
ii I an lru-'NuIh. auu iu - !'r!l" At Ia Eht. A.
lIs az iHs BiaiU ave
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BUSINESS

Young man with few hundred dollars 10 in
ven, can nave good position and salary witt
- ~, -. ,.x 4 -, i..pIbllC
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q NANTEp-TGcntY vieis - assert mas.
I al Monday. \ ",lo,N. ready iHr N1-". els -
SlA'h II. = lgtp.
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:" per cent Of the capital stool, OF the hest gen
eraI tore in Illinois town Of a0J population. do
ing cssl business of I.5a per year; turcr will
have absolute control Of business: g. eoo required.
For particular call on J. N. Slortal. 9ej Chest
mn st. or r. s. CauE.ir. with KrcnairG Go.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

Business and Shorthand College. 2lo. go. - and
22s Odd Fellows building. Ind!vidua, instruction
in Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping. \ri.h-
metic and Permanship. Phone 915. Dsy and night
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PENSIONS-PATENTS

to make mirrors at home; s. a da,
guaranteed. Send stamp for PARTICULARS: start al
once. j. l.. Bandy. Dept. l., Parsons. kas.
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Personal.

70 Robert Schoenanisgrube-. his heirs deTisHs
and pc sOnal representatives. or whom II may
concern:
Having commenced an action in the 'oIrt -
CEarcery II the state Of New Jersey FOR the
partition OF lands. whereof George Schoe
GTIbe-. father OF the aforementioned Robert
-hOenamsGrrib died sliced. located on Newark
and Bruce SITS. Newark. y j. | desire to a.
certain from You the residence and post Office &c
dress Of the said ECsert SchoenausGrlbcr and
Ct his heirs. Gevises and personal representatives
and my object in making these inquiries Is to
give the said Robert SchoenarnsSruber and his
heirs. devises and personal representatives no.
tice OF this suit. So that he. she or they may ap-
pear and defend the same.
january 10. 1895.
Solicitor for Complainant,
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