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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-05
BURIAL PERMITS.


Catherine Harsch 50 years. 1873 South Eighth
MAY Mary Meyers. Al years. 1921 Newstcad; heart
Frank Waite. * years. 4a2s Garfield. ses,ritis
Henrietta Weisseneorn, - years. al LafaA eite'
David Harribrecht. 81 years. ssl5 Illinois; can
Michael Mack. 81 years. City Hospital: acct
Mike Maloney. IS years. City Hospital: pneu-
Joha Mcdonald. ss years. 44n Eas,on: apo
Ritter Smart. 30 years. City Hospital; typhoid
Richard Albert 50 years. cO2o cass; heart dis
Kate Mackey. GO years. Poorhouse: dropsy.
Della Fletcher. months 1919 Poplar; bron-
William Hopkins. years. 1925 Linden: convul-
F'! susan crump. 50 years. III North Thirteenth:
I.ssaGer hall. IL years. los North Fourteenth:
William Tyler IS years. lis7 Lucas: pulmo-
nails.
Viii Tchietry. 10 years. 1901 Goode:, gastritis
Ssymore Clark, 81 years 9l2 North Tenth; pneu-
Frederick Keil. 3 years. 1873 Wash; senily
George Burton, Is years. CITY Hospital: acct
Albert weinhardt. years ecO2 Cherokee;
Alvin Kreh. 30 years. 500 st. George; pu'm7-
Martha Turner. ! months. 1893 Junlats; pull
Catherine Lpphard,: 50 years. 2:ls South Eev-
enth: congestion.
bility.
William Hamann. q years, 1895 Hoaiamont;
suicide
William Barchers &c years, 4d22 Natural
Hannaro Tverns s. years 1896 North Tenth:
debility.
Michael Rooney. 81 YEARS. 1875 Graham; pneu-
mcnia.
Robert Bollmar. 81 years. City Hospital; can
Ger
William Thompson. 81 years. 3so5 North Tween
Charles Reichmburger, 10 years. 1926 North
Eleventh.; pUlmonalis.
Evelyn Butler. weeks. 5Iss Delmar; enter!tis.
Agatha Hall. IS years. lil1 Morgan; debility.
Belle johnson. 81 years, Female Hospital; pull
monalis
andrew Welsh. So years. Poorhouse: pulmo-
nails.
Catherine Brown. "A days. Female Hospital:
congestion.
louis VIM. IS years Poorhouse: debility.
Della Randall. is years. Female Hospital;
James Foreman IS years. 1858 Olive: heart
disease.
chit:s.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.
IsfsiSoas.
REPURLIC SPECIAL.


Springfield Ill, March 4.-Certihcates of In
corporation were issued to-day by secretary Of
State Rose as follows:
The F. Saucr Company. Elg!n; capital. $1,000
mercantile lncorporatoTs-F Sauer, Frank i.
Pruess and Martha sauer.
The Blue Mound Coal Company. Blue Mound;
capital, $lO1.CJg; inning. William
II. Bean. j. n. Brown and =. ii. Davidson.
The MillerAHaI Company Rantoul; capital.
$4,000: mercantile. IncuI porators-FTank a. Mil
Ter George W. Han and Homer ". Hamilton.
The Mount Vernon Press Brick Company.
Mount Vernon; capital. $1,000: manufas turing
clay products. lncorpuraIoss-R. L. Mernash,
James Webb and l. L. Lamport
The kinmundy Fruit GroGcrs' and Shippers
Association. kinmundy: capital. sl.tjj: dealing
in farm products InCorpuraiCrs-E q. Menderi-
hall. r.. =. l. mar ard c. W. Smelling.
The lndeper-5nt Light and over Company.
Quincy: capital. S21n.uep; to furnish light he Il
and power. lncorpoIators-J. W. Cassidy. G..
Il. Mead and l.. J.. Wheeler
Shreve & Co, located at bloomington. GRITTY
to change of name to thc Bllomin-tan Print
ing Company and to an Increase in capital Stock
from Slc.o0o Sl5,00o.
The Peoria Stone and Marble Company, To-
Gated az PEORIA ccrtiiics to an increase in cap
ital stock from S9n.,-D 20 sl50.00O.
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GENERAL AyNouNcsNENrs.

e>s>~--~- $1,000
ASSESSMENT Notice-oficc OF Missouri State
afutral +. & NJ Insurance Company Of st. Louis
No. No. ia Chestnut St. February p. i9a3-
Notice Is hereby given that an assessment has
been this day ordered by the Board Of Directors
OF this company on all premium rctee held by
this company from e0SsS 10 llsf5 inclusive pay
able or before April . 1868
II. j. DfEKNEITE. Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-FENIALE,

! >"""~>~>~~~'>~~~>>~>-~-~>>.
c06E WANTE6~ @l'7 80. ~ 49,,
street '''' Apply 81 whittier
( -
i,,,.t.,I sv ', ~ FL competent cook. il65 Wash
! -
| COOK WANTED-E'eraafa
| -" give ST.
COOK NvANTEp-N1rfa In. r,od roo5 o,,-1I-
| 4agG Wnenirgt.r -''e ""' Sood need Apply
COOK WANTED f,.f----I - 49, -
! dutriy AZ, W.stlrirat.r Gun Apply ii'inI/
wug.e. as 1icIhrrs6n Az 7''' '''h' hr''-ciaSa
I -,-5.,.I-- 49, ..,-
| lg'iN MA.TED-Grl flr cooking and down
| COOK ~ , S-.r,-r, 80 --
! orgI ...r 80. ~ O. c. an experienced col
! -. ~ ,il' -l@5F'tn
/ Call az 80 1 ~ lt"ty ok for restaurant.
- Gus -'-- ''N'''n ta.fd Moor.
I COOK WANTED ho,,esrr,51 s1f- Girl for
GO 'l h.H.re. a IS g5G riunay.
COOK ~. >-rf.I,- ,.-,r ,, ',,.,- :. It 1T
ami Ir.-' -.-.t' 'I Notl'''n 10 co"h' WASH
: ..-.. wv ''''i t'i.-. a'e.
scr,,, r11i.. an NJ t'I.eg Wli'e woman as
-------------- -',---------------
't'.IN hANTEi.--'"ol white woman % second
t-.l-. ~ rA'e: E'ad vuEr-- 81 Olive It.
,lI--r- = >-.-T-- ----------.---
49, " 49, ~ OH 70 10 main cooking
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81. LOUIS.

The Eagle Packet Company. with capital Of
SlcO,O0t. Incorporated r-teraay with the follow
ing-nsmed stockholdci:: Turner T. Lewis. Henry
Leyhe.
The Netrograph Machine Company. with "A cap
:tal of SlOaOai Incorporated vcStai day with the
follcwing-named stockholders: Ernest G. Rankin
George o. Ferguson and J. Leland BooghcI.
Articles Of Incorporation filsd Yesterday
by the Imperial Realty CamDan-. with a cap!tal
q 5000 The Stockholders are Charles II Tate
Benjamin Cunlin and Henry l.. Hayde
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HELP yvANTED-FEMALE.


/ ,In,,- r,-r-r.,,H~
/ ....- Ahe 'Thu"s.
infants lawn cans. na DIl nhiie IeaTir3
! 4ol4 Lncky st
( RlrToNH0rEsIAKER WANTED-on custom
: coats: steady work. good wages. 5lI Pine, room
( ------
BrTT0NIrOT r,AfkET.Tg " -, N--T-E-T(- on custom,
vests; good wages and steadv work. llG7 Oral
] Ion i ''' 'Ni''- S''' H' Win 4iN' - ''
and skirt.naEerS - NH ;Sry i,1Jrs raor'
! 1921 Cook ave " ''
/
room Hamilton Ilroy t ST. R',,s II Tyenty5st
and Locust sts
] ---
/ dresse,s: shoe factory i;r"a,Iivav and Hickory
st. third floor.
---,,,, -. - -
god syages ss,,5y v,1ri, M r I.geWenstein'
1Ia y EfvyCut1 n
GIRLS WANTED .-yn,rirU.el Girl to sock
iae shoes Iad also -irl. 10 dress shoes. Lrrr.le
shoe Co.. t4ct. RI " y ffpysufh and Washing
GIRLS WANTEo-F'orty girls for light factory
Nh a., si : - a. Ii7'sn 80 ~ og G7jSSo
, 80 - -
iob+'ttSS FEEDER WANTED - Electric
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HELP yyAsTED-MALE.



PORTER WANTED-sinsle porter; middle YEA -nsea
man. Wese's saloon. 3IJi cass ave. Cau at
! PORTER WANTED-Neat color.d porter. about
| l. years old. for barber shop. Eighth and ST.
| Louis avenue. East st. Louis
, Statesmen WANTED-Men to ran and sell
Station.
SUPERINTENDENT WANTED--l,n expert
ness factory. L i0s. Republic.
TEAMSTEcT: WANTED-Gooi teamster: single
man preferred. Apply az once 800 PAGE ave:
THREE grocery clerks. one assistant book
keeper. collector and two delivery drivers Apply
ut l2sC olive st.
THREE warehousemen. SO. 81: factory la
9 ean6 ilunEies: s25. room and board; steady.
> light delivery wa soH drivers SO. Sle week.
Rurgv washers sa57 hostIcrs So: board, room.
10 farm hands. 81. 81 board and room STEADY.
L. r. news agents. si5. SIG Per week steady :
Men FOR private placer, 81. ~: hoatier- Z
Range fireman. SIS: two licensed ensineers'
90 iaborsrs. teaHsters. s, W. No: s..5. 81.
81 SINNERS. 81 daS and board free pass -.
=. Norwegians and swedes. station work; u
Bridge carpenters. $50. 81; house, go Is cts.
Union coal miners, steady WORK; free pass
- s'"nenasons p cts psT h9nr stone csicody.
All neople ont Of work. call the Oldest and
Iarg-st e!nplo, uicnt company In St. Louis.
National ErlplnrEa=ut Co.. ll3-ll" y sixth st.
TTSNF-F; vASTEo-Bcy or youns; man: some
spouiins: also clerk in store. 2fei Franklin ave:
TIEMAETRS WAITED - ~ i.ne az For.
Smith and western Railroad: -0c Tor making 4:
stump: Inspector -!srt-cf-w1y: We haul tieJ
as rast az mnde unculsti t!-.9er: long Job:
Shit. Wcleat%a- l. T.. 81 Frisco. ~ u.
TRT-C'E;FT.s Err WANTED TrucIers dr!v-
and wagon heiUeis for Wholesale houses and
express companies Apply I23) Olive.
wRECKERS WtSTED-Three or four Eoo{
wreckers at Missouri Athletic Club. 4e7 Wash-
ington
YARpMAN WANTED
1905 9 jefferson
YOUNG man to travel, sep month and expenses;
experience unnecessary: send references VIII
liarrz CO.. Chamber COM. Detroit. Mich.
TEAMS WlNTED-To haul brick.
Apply Hydraulic Press Brick Co., GrI-
vols and Chippewa and Kings high
way and Frisco Railroad.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD or BIRTHS


o and l.. Hartman. 3.3SB Clark: girl.
J. and :. Flynn. 1920 Monroe: boy.
q and NJ. Mason, 1854 Cottage; boy.
= and !. Du,ingcr, 30l5 North jefferson: boy.
C. ana T. Butler lil5 Sarah: SirI.
=. and NJ Greene. 1909 Dillon: boy.
". AID L. Roves, 1918 Monroe; hoy.
j. and b Fechter, 1908 Monroe: boy.
{. and G. Porter. 1918 North Fifteenth boy.
! and X. Swartz. ace North Ninth; girl
q. and {. Schroeder. 1879 High; hoy.
J and F. Buesher. 1873 Monroe: girl
+. and c. Rates. 1872 Fnncy: girl
J. and j Carey. sac North Kings highway:
boy.
q and G Torle $40 Thcodosia: girl.
! and IL Hermann. lil5 Lewis: g.ri.
g and \. Guscppi. b5'l Wells. boy.
r and NJ. I.auEhli1, 2NN6 Franklin: boy.
n and {. Moore. 800 Madison; boy.
e. and T. Lott i2S2 Pleasant; boy.
g. and J. Fr1nke 251S Warren. boy
L. and NJ Mitchell. Is TaIgoe: girl.
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touSeyyoriS-


Co0S Y? ScSTFyo J;IrI - Il, cnSIr,S>. and zen
I erui Edu~1yyari. 5gsi 5iageI,G5 >'9'''-''
I GIRL yyA,y.TF,1r -ls-y,.--, -i,i r7- sn,gu tam
lily; good waas 5e5a Maple ave
holseVorly. with cg Syrort + 4i5 Re
( public
st65 Laclei!s ave. 80, '-A I'LL -'i i''''
,.-....-...,.. ,-.
,r. ~, : '' ~ y III ''''' le' general NIUE
- ~
IL, ne ~. NA$T tp-Giri for general house
III, III st.i4'i, ,.s WA% ,FEp-tirI for house""T'
E-'.i ".h-s. 4'-i e,os.
GIRL OR WuAi.S WANTED-In small fam
ny; rgl7s. l.ai is.; ave.
! IIOUsEGlEI pv&%qvJST1-Go0d gin Tor genera
uorsrerpr. v.,,-.r,.r, l,,,I Tar ,,crcro,
hi:.ss,y,lll i@l5 ti.Ste ~ '' '''
1 ------------
IL,,SC,.,,,',i;, IL GAEiIilrGiH TO do E,ner"
80 - Z---. ny -1i -------------
h'ase"afh' SOS E5sten ave.
HoUsEGIRI. wANTEp-Gooi girl for general
ave D Fs5 ,i la ~ w anl ho lP''' '''S The nos"
cod ,,l ii,,S Nm 81 }' boarding. "'os
rI..T...r,..Ir,7 ,>....,I, ,.,,,---r
nous. s...', e..- 1'.' ..... y" ave.
I raI,sF,,jEr. E5-t>.1-..p- ,i,-r for r,,sey,orr,
washing and Irouias. .o.S IAcille.
! ---------.-
! i" -.,'lN' VA y y - tl5'ps Kent h"useslr.'
,----1--
tl...--...lr' lts'-tL i.-i ----H- fenced EiFi Tor
t.l-i-. ts N''". .-." ....a ST.
Iinf GiH.. W .&ran.-#.J l.r general house
/ WORK. .ruatl C.-.ly. p'i Whittier ST.
/ -------.....r,,- - ,--7-,--. -,
! holss.y ~. Apply $50 ilanlul II Tlate
Z -----
I Hpl 5. 1iIhl. - Gil Toy general
] hlEsf""'s, u" warming -'it htiHcF 81.
! r.nrSUGu-, WANTED - Girl for general
I h5Gsewora- .trniy i.-7 WayerlJ place
.......
n-..-.,.,-i.. - IA ~ "a Iawton ave.
,-.-...... ,---.-. -,
$40. 's.Ht-,. h-sN ~ it''nd -l1 Tor Er'3eril!
Eti-i iii;L WAN Tlt-.-tiu'd girl or woman
tor geneva hHa-H7""S. 49, bsIWHr ave
HoJE, lisL Trl2r,-gi-l for general
f+1r-y..c,f., y.4>---I,, -.;s.7.., ..iri for rem
c,al i:slsa'~as.,. J&ll .-t eEr. o,2. EIston.
I,oy-e-.,lHJ. NJ. ,l~,-.1- l.f-l to d, general
houssent-. n laiu..y u Jour i35 cook ave
U0I-.,I,,.l..l. ,vs--Tfsl5- 10 do General
lloys-aiI,r. rAH,Ef.l.-oijri for general house
- - - -,-. - - -
yICt Sr.,.FTyT, N-,%r'-.r--V'h - girl frr gen.
ert hag-eva's; Gre3 N-E"s. sm Ham,ltan ave.
nc, sEglEr. VA Ny-T.I-Cooa ,.rI f. General
h.H..saI... small -jaUy. 5uIA Paramount ave.
IpEsHGtRL WA%rEp-G0ol girl Tor general
- = - -, ~ = 80 -.
general houseworS small family. 1905 Nebraska
CIV ---------------------
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sTocItHoinEas' ,.:aEr1NG>.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting .; IN,
Board OF Directors o. the st Louis Al.r1nats
and Southeastern Ra.l:cad Company viii De acid
in the principa! office Of the company ia ;Ee
Commercial building, so Olive street in :be
CITY .: St Lo1r. MssuGn OF Tuesday. Earth
10, 1898. at a. ar. for the !rgnsactu.I OF such
business as may properly core Ls.S,e The meet
ing. l. + YOAkuM p,esi,rt,t
:. II. Hamilton SecietsIy
81. Louis No., Feb. T. 1893.
NOTICE Is hereby given that meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the st. Louis and SAN
francisco Raiiruad Company will held in tho
principal ofnce OF the company. Il: the CONNER
Sial building. 80 Olive street, IN the city OF 81
Louis missouri. on luesaay. March 10. 1873 AZ
may piopeiiy come before the meeting.
, d. l., ToAkUM, president.
+. II. Hamilton. Secretary
ST. Louis. No.. Fec. = 1909
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ELECTION NOTICE,

r. WV lpik, JAnlary 22nd 1907.
et Louis, Iron Mountain r southern R'way Co
., Nouee rs percy given that the annual mee;-
ths OF the Stockholders OIL the s.; Louis Iron
MolL L,a & southern, Railway. Company Will
re held at Tie GENERAL office Of the co,upaI.v
Il the City ot 81. Louis. Missouri, % TUESDAY
March 10Th. lsls. nt nine o clock A. NJ ror die
election OF thirteen directors for the ensuing
yesr. and fer the transaction OF any othe- husi,
ness That mas cu.ne before said meeting This
nnnuc! meeting OF the Directors viii be held M
TIE same otfce on the SANE day.. twelve
O'Clock ncon. The transfer books sill be closed
on Friday January a)th 1908. at three o'clork
Z. NJ, and reo2ened the day following The
annual meeting Of the stockholders or any adj
tournament thereof.
A. Il Caef. Secretary
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
PAPER hanging: rooms napered. 81 up: good
work: hne mayer: room cleaned. 81 Art Decora-
tive Co. ss15 WASHINGTON ave.
PAPERHANGING. 81 room: Rooi work: fine
paper: rooms cleaned. 81 room: painting very
low. AT Decorator. residence. a3o5 Washington
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ESHNN CHINA PHILIPPINE SIAN $
SAr H.SHihE Y A ICSpLULC - Pneh,
Mall :. y. Co. Occidental and Oriental :. c. co.
and Oriental $ s. Co. From sca Fra@ci--o;
Slhertas March IL: Coptic, March 49, America
Maru. Marcn .. For passage aud freight rates,
reservations. orders and Information apply 70
! II l3throp. general agent. ?v5 olive RI, 81
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Ya1IkIAA SAs1A9A

Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust building. s.v-
given in Bookkeeping. PENN !shp. shortha1d.
Typewriting Arithmetic Grammar. etc. Open
day and night. Call. telephone write 10.
catalogue.
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Wedding Rings solid Gold.
Finest qualities, s. to So. Mefnod * JAG
cards. Broadway and Locust.
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RpDftEEEPEi; WANTED Ecukk eepcr: LADY
gentleman. must invest 81 rl1: paying: no risk
salary Sl5o. Mars. 5-7 Missouri ave. East st
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AGENT. AND Statesmen.

Solicitors.
CANVASSERS WANTED-For novel and
practical safety matchbox holder: home use: 20
per profit. Address ''9iinirnax.'' 255 WASH
ington St. Boston. Mass.
SOLICITORS WANTED-Experlenced solicitors
for savings box department. Call Room 80 Mis-.
souri, Trust building.
SOLICITORS WANTED-Male or female solfci-
tors for subscribers new proposition: b
money. Call Umbrella Loan Association. 14)I
O'Fallon ST.
SOLICITOR WANTED-An engineer. u1achin-
ist electrician solicitor: position perma-
nent, with good pay; references required. Apply
IN person to Mr.. Logan. All Burlington building.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ALL those desiring help or seeking situations
may register with the Free Employment Bureau
of the State Labor Bureau OK Statistics, Sl5i1
Chestnut ST. situations and help furnished free
of charge. Tel. Kinloch A 9sl.
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PORTER WANTED-SinSle porter; middle aged
man. Wiese's saloon 1851 Cass ave Call at
9 q.
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HiillincFs-
---~-----.-~~>--->S-----~7~--
APPRENTICES WANTED Girls to Learn ne
millinery trade. Paid while learning Western
Trimmed lat Co, fli Y Fourth 81.
TRIMAiEEs WANTED Experienced millinery
tTtulnie'a: eoed pay: locE season Western
Trimmed Hat CO. Gi7 y. Fourth.
TKI3NTEBS AND A!ILLTNERS WANTED
Apply n m. Dept c. Hosenthul-Sloau Mil
Nncry. 1913 Washington ave.
Nurses.
NURSHGIi1T. WANTEu-Good nursegirl. $40
Cstunne ave.
NURSFGlEi. WhNrFD-Young girl to take
S'.-I "a c--l.S-. e'-. -L-3 -N.iIlsiH 81.
NURSE WANTED-Carapetent nurse Cor Young
infant: reference required. 5o67 Westminster.
NUEsEGIIlI. WANTED-Nursesirl. assisting
with lEnt h1useTeTE and 10 home evenings.
Store. 442i Easton ave.
Enitresscs.
-~->-~--.->---> >-.>------------~ -->~-~~>>>>>.>
DINING ROOM GIRL wANTED-Appiy 1919
y. Sixth 81.
DINING-RooaI GIRL wANTED-Giri for din
-iuE-roHin work IN small restaurant. 122s s.
Broadleay.
DiNING-RooM GIRL. Ere, WANTED-DiT-
ing-reom grl: also holseEirl. Apply 955 y.
broadway.
pINiesG- ROOM GIRLS WANTED-Experience
white u.ninS-foo girls; others need apply;
good positions. 2Sl9 Olive ST.
WAITRESS WANTED = Southwest corner
Ninth and Morgan. sts-
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HrTsE1:IGL WANTED -- Experienced girl for
general huusyw0rS; small family. 1905 Nebraska
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sHIRTAIAKEES wANTEl,-Twenty-fve expe-
r-uged shlrtm1k.-s. also F,ris to learn. Fers1I-
san-&rE nn-y SHIRT Factory. l53I X. Thrift, euth.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Harris Slna q N.E.N = ~ I--elsL
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UpvSFGlHT WANTED - Girl for general
hursuWorii 51;5 FaismaImt ave, take Suburban
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1.gESI,,tEI. WA%TE.p-liaui girl for general
hafa-,,or,. tNo m -aIuiiy. Apply AZ $5.S Finaey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
FAsHIoNs FoR LITTLE FOLK.
Pretty Bits of Finery That win BE
in Vogue for the Summer
SeaaOn.

The children's clothes are all reflec-
ton of the ''grown-up" fashions, and
are only notifications of them. There is
the same handwork, heavy laees, piping,
ruches, and the deep collars.
For dress materials linen is in great
vogue, and has to a great extent super
seeded pique. The most popular colors are
the cool blues and green's and pinks and
ecrus, says American Queen.
For trimming, Russian cross-stitch
In reds and blues are especially popu-
lar The ecru linens take these trim
mings very well, and pipings often add
to the pretty effect.
Pique has not, however, disappeared,
and dresses of light blue trimmed with
bands of white with finishing touch of
French knots are much seen this sea-
son.
The wide collar is the feature of chill
dren's costumes. A light collar will
looking dress. They are seen in linen,
applique on net, and lace. The child's
figure is greatly improved by the proper
shaping of the collar.
Plaids and checks are among the sea-
sons fads, and they are prettier than
ever. They are trimmed with bands or
pipings of plain colors by way of con-
trast, and with them are worn deep col
lars of the heavy lace so popular this
season.
Simnlicitv shOu1d he the KEYNOTE in
dressing children, for any attempt at
elaborateness is always out of place on
child. Pussy" dresses are in bad
taste; the simpler ones being far more
appropriate and becoming.
With the thin white wash frock the
choice is unlimited Dimities, lawns,
organdies, ETC., are ell in demand, nor
can there be too many of them in the
childs wardrobe
White is the note this season, and
although not so economical, it is al
ways becoming to children.
The full bloomers in place of petit
coats for everyday wear is an innova-
ton that is hailed with delight by par
ents and nurses. They are made to match
in color the dresses, and they are also
often made of the same material. They
resemble full trousers, but are fuller
than those worn by small boys, and do
not extend below the skirt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
ON TELLING THE TRUTH.
A sly Dodge of POker-Playing Hus-
band That Further Reduced
His Roll.

Like many other men, Archie plays
poker once in awhile, but his wife's dis
approval of it is generally well voiced
and insistent, relates the New York
Sun. He had an engagement for a little
party one Saturday night awhile ago,
He lost $66, and as he had $100 with him
when he started out he had just S34 left
when he got home. 1t was o'clock, and
rather than be suspected of more serious
offences, he confessed that he'd been
playing poker. Taking a tip from a
friend who uses that means successfully,
he put the $34 down on the chiffonier and
said:
my dear, Pm going to give you this
$34 that l won tonight. l had a pleas
ant evening and a profitable one. You
can buy yourself something nice with
this"
But madame declared that she would
never touch such ill-gotten money, and
so he agreed to buy her $35 jardiniere
that she had been wanting, and piece
of dress goods. The next morning Mrs.
Archie called him to find out if he was
going to church with her. He begged
off, When she came home he was dress
ing.
did you take the money off the
dresser?" he asked.
YES" she said 81 wasn't going to
have any gambling money around here,
so | gave it to the aid society at church
this morning."
The poker games total cost to Archie
was $66 lost, $34 to the aid society and
$50 in presents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
FEW PEOPLE WALK STRAIGHT.
A Straight Line Is Something DiM-
cult for the SOberest Per-
sons to Follow.

slave you ever noticed how few peo-
pie walk straight" said the man who
finds fault, according to the New York
Times. Il am not speaking in spirit
ual sense, neither do / refer to their
gait, which is certainly bad enough;
but to the crookedness of their path.
A straight road is not at all times pos
sible, | admit, and when the streets
are most crowded fellow is excusable
for darting around any old way, but
when given clear sidewalk l can't for
the life of me see why he cannot walk
straight.
"Watch any man-and women are
Just as bad-who starts out from home
at an hour when other people in the
neighborhood are busy on their own
doorsteps and give him clean sweep.
Since there are no Instructions in the
way, there is no reason on earth why
he should not proceed in al astraight line
to the nearest corner, but instead of
pursuing that undertaking course he
zigzags most suspiciously. Now he is
perilously near the curb, now brushing
against the area railing, while occas-
ionally he evens things up by taking a
few steps in the middle of the pave
ment. The people who thus waver in
their gait are perfectly sober, and
would be surprised if anybody should
show them diagram of their tracks.
Naturally all that veering and tacking
apprecisbly increases the distance
travelled, which is another reason why
people in a hurry should learn to walk
straight"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-30
The King Snakes Powers.

The most relentless exterminator of
.eptiles is a member of the family itself
the beautiful, 1.-THE, yellow and black
king snake, the friend of man and the
avowed enemy of anything that creeps
or crawls, regardless of size or poison
fang. A native of our own south, the
king snake, is between five ad eight
feet long, and no thicker around than
mans thumb. Built in every muscle
and bone for speed and tremendous con-
stricting power, there is not another,
snake on earth that can withstand his
assault. He is immune to the poison Of
the cobra and of the rattler alike, and
the strength of a 30-foot python has no
terrors for him. Within five minutes
from the opening of the fight, the king
snake could kill the biggest python that
ever lived. Ferocious as the little con-
strictor is towards his own kind. to-
wards man he is friendly, and rarely
tries to escape when met afield.-A. w.
Roker, in McClure's.