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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-02
Property Values in Square 143.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:

Permit me to correct a statement con-
tanned in the article in your issue of the
LIST relative to the acquisition by the gov
eminent of square 1i3 for hall of records.
The error is in respect to Senator Stewart s
property, which you state is assessed at
So 97. That is not the present assessment
of the property. 1t is $50, POI The property
cost Mrs Stewart largely in excess of this
last named figure when she purchased 1t
nearly four years ago. She made improve
ments of permanent character to the
property and the house now standing on
the corner could not be duplicated today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-02
ITHS EMAN BRO q
Outftters for both Men and Boys III
IL 9TH and e SITS.
Get YOUR Boy
A New Suit
For Easter.

@HE time of the year
4 when the boy wants to
W. look the very best is
now. No doubt your
son will be confirmed this Sum
day, and, of course, it's par
ent's pride that he should be
we'll dressed. You make no
mistake by coming to the
boys headquarters for every
thing except shoes. We have
this season gathered together
the finest line of suits for the
little ones that has ever been
displayed in Washington
made in Our own factory the
same as the mems clothing is
made-nade on the same lines
and the same principles and
lust as much care taken, too.
For $3.50 we show the grandest
display OF SullS IoT al d6Co ~
the nobbiest spring styles-single
and double breasted-nicely fin
ished, and Suits that will fit per-
fectly. You pay just s. elsewhere
for the same Suit.
Then again. we have the -
Dress Suit, which is the smartest
and most stylishly made Suit
shown hereabouts. In all the new
shades, light and dark mixtures
extra fine quality of materials,
all sizes: well worth $50.
Full line of Children's Separate
Pants, in all wool, cashmere,
serge and worsteds-5Oc., 75c.
and 81.
EISEMAN Bros,
9TH & e SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-02
Bids for Hawaiian Bonds.

Governor Dole of Hawaii has notified the
Secretary of the Interior that the proposals
for the purchase of the issue of $4,000 of
territorial coupon gold bonds, authorized
by Congress to be issued in settlement of
claims arising out of the destruction of
property by fire to check the spread of an
outbreak of bubonic plague, will be re-
ceived and opened at Honolulu April 20
next at noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-02

The Russian authorities have closed the
st. Petersburg University owing to student
demonstrations directed against the rector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-02
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drus.
gists refund the money II 1t fails to cure E. "
Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
Se30-tu th&s-166e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-02

Plso's Cure Is cffectual remedy for Cold
tie Lungs Sold By all druggists. sc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05

DIARRHOEA is more to be dreaded
than diphtheria. 1t attacks all ages and
is equally fatal to young and old. The
great mortality resulting from diar-
rhoea is due to the lack of proper treat
ment at the first stages of the disease.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is a reliable and effective
medicine. and if given in time will pre-
vent serious consequences. This rem
dy never fails and is pleasant to take.
Every household should have a bottle
at hand. Get it today. 1t may save a
life. Benson, Smith & Co., wholesale
agents. sell it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05

special committee: Dickey. McCand-
less and Kaiua.
The item of $1.O50 for bacteriologist
was increased to $1,000 on motion OF
Crabhe.
McCandless moved to cut the salary
of president and executive officer Board
of Health from 81, 500 to 81 800 Carried.
Senator Achi moved that the salaries
for auditor and deputy auditor be eth
er reduced or those of the clerks in
creased. Referred to a committee OF
Achi and Dickev.
Senator Dickey proposed an amend
ment making the appropriations con-
tinue pro rata if the County Act should
not go into effect January 4th, 1904
Carried.
Further consideration of the bin was
postpoAs 20 await committee reports
On motion of Achi, the public ex-
penditures committee was Instructed to
prepare the two current appropriation
bills.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05
JACKIES
IN A GREAT
BALI. GAME

Amphitrites, 2;
Virago and Sparrowhawks. 2.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05
Punahous Beat Kams.

The baseball game at Punahou yes
terday afternoon between Punahou and
Kamehameha resulted in a victory for
the former with a score of 1876. The
victors played a good game, Camp
bells pitching being exceptionally fine.
The kam's found ii necessary to use
two pitchers during the game. The next
game Of the Junior League will take
place at Punahou on Saturday after
noon. Tt will be between High School
and Punahou.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05
LADIES' BLOUSE SUITS
TO CLOSE OUT

Ladies' Wrappers, all dark effects IN
Percale. s1.75, $3.50. On sale at 75c
sizes 80. 81, IS. 50, 40.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05
BOARD OF HEALTH AGAIN.

McCandless moved to strike out the
salary Of the president Board Of Health,
but received no second McCandless
moved to cut the item OF so, 14o for gov
eminent physicians TO $1,000. ]. T.
Brown moved to itemiZe the amount
and the salary specified in each in
stance. The item was referred to a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-05
BIG BUSINESS ON
BUDGET BILLS IN
BOTH BRANCHES
lContinued from page IL

Der wanted to change his committee
and receiving no answer reappointed
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FOR sAL-REAL ESTATE.

s~-~-->~-~~~~~--~|~-~>~-~
WE OFFER YOU THE CHANCE OF
ITS COST.
We have Just completed a 7-room
modern. up-tO-date pressed brick hou.e.
OF WIlcn we are especially proud.
IL IS to begin, on First South street,
next to Brigham. the finest residence
street in Salt Lake.
1t is corner" and corners these days
are rare articles.
II has sewer connections. and if you
don't think sewers count for something
lust look at the statistics compiled by
the board of health
II has swell mantels. art thing. pOrce-
lain and nickel plumbing.
Every electric light fixture in the house
l. in its place.
1T has furnace heat. large cellar. and is
a fun 2-stOry house.
It has trees in front, and we are now
putting ia the lawn.
Cement sidewalks from Main street 10
this property
Now, what do you suppose we want for
this property Six thousand or seven
thousand" dollars we hear You say.
we want lust an even $1,000, and you
can pay for 1t on instalments OF SO per
month. exactly what we could rent II for
That's why we say we offer YOU the
chance of enjoying home while saving
its cost.
gain, so don think YOU can come III our
office two weeks hence and find TINS
proposition still open
But If yOu have got to that point where
you would like a beautiful. tasty. splc-
and-span home. and know one when you
see il. come with your wife and look at
this one of ours
S42jC. On Third street, I-rOom modern
home. land 21zx10 rods.
$500. Near the park. a new pressed
brick house OF four rooms, pantry and
closet. screen porch; $3.50 cash, balance
So per month.
$500. Modern 5-rOom house elegantly
furnished. 5X10 rods Of ground, lawn,
fruit. shade and barn. 1t Is genuine
bargain
Sl25 for lot near Liberty park, street
car service. good location; built up with
nice houses No one desiring a nome
should hesitate. as we offer these lots on
monthly payments.
$3.50. 3x10 rods of choice building land
on 18th East, near First South street
The Home Investment & Savings Co,
6, S. 10 West First South street.
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A FEW choice Plums 10 dispose of at
prices that viii surely please The buyer
A beautiful lot, 40 it. by rods, I'd w,
9Th S. $3.50.
Cor. on lth St, 45x115 # to loft D.
way. SLIGO.
Three lors- adj, 40x115 IT. TO left. D.
way. each. $50
One Iot on Sd l., blks. from ID S, ar
+. house. 5000
Skies #. on LIST South. close in $500
List your property with Us and we viii
Salesman, Mr.. J. p. Mahan. He viii at
tend your wants
J. DOnnan Reavis. IS ". ID So. Tel. u.s.
Plum 1O06-One of the choicest specu-
lative pick-ups in semi-buSiness property
in town, 57lzXl65 IT.. on Second East close
to First South. Old-fashioned improve
mentaA producing $500 year The price
is Is per cent below the present market.
and the man who buys at my figure.
$500. will realize as much in proportion
as those who bought on Main street two
years ago Remember, $, zoo takes this
big plum.
Plum IO07-AHother splendid investment
in First South semi-bUSineSs property
inside of six months. 23x145 #, close to
State street. $40 a foot It's the only
piece anywhere near the location of this
plot that you can buy under $50 foot
Let me show it to you Monday.
Plum 1OCS-A splendid corner lot on J
street. close to Third street car line; 4X1O
rods, $3.50.
Plum 1009-Don't overlook this offer; A
modern siX-rOOm cottage on J street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Skis
feet, $3.50. Good terms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31
CARPENTERs AND ToBRERs.

E n. RACE, 80 z. I'd South. Refrieer-
stors. screens and jobbing. Tel. 1924 2
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ENGINEER. young man. stranger in
city, wants work. stationary engine pre-
ferred, has first-class reference Address
N 50. Herald.
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AS HOUSEKEERER for or people.
Address NJ 30. Herald
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Situated northeast of our office, but
fairly close in. the best built and SWEETEST
modern 7-rOOm pressed brick in the city
porcelain bath. toilet Tin separate roomsl.
lavatOry, E l.. hot water heat wood
work i'm tamarack and pine. fine cement
ed basement with laundry. L would cost
you the price asked 10 build the house,
and we throw in the lot worth over S-,VSl,
6Izx1O trackage on 3rd West; houses
on il. $4,000
3xIB and 5-rOOm frame trenting Tor SD
on ". Temple. near 4th So $500.
New 5-roOm mod. pressed brick on L
2ud So. $500 cash. bal monthly. 5000
6-room modern 2-stOry frame, on r
street. 5000.
2lzx10. on 5th f. near 9Th So. $3.50
gl1x10. 7th So. bet. I'd and Sd b., $L05O-
ZI1xT ID So. bet 9th and eth E, $500.
10x10 facing 5. and T.. on r. St, s., 000-
414x1o. cor. of 5th and N. $500
sIsxS cor. on d St, $3.50.
Little & Little. No. 4 ". % So.
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WOMAN wants situation as housekeep-
er. Mary Larson, 3O2 W. Sd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31

\ STRONG young man of good char
acter would like position, not afraid OF
work Address as 5 Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31

WOMAN wants work by the day Ad-
dress Mrs. ?. J. Murray. Gen. Del, CITY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31

CHOICE LOTS east side OF liberty
park, easy terms and very cheap. Hub
bard Inv. Co., IS West ID South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31

YOUNG GIRL wants position as nurse
girl or help in hOusework- Address or
call on Johnson, So North I'd West.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31

a MIDDLE-AGED woman wants a pO-
SitiOn as hOusekeeper for widOWeT with
children. Add. or inquire room Il, Sidney
House, ~ w 1st So
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MIDDLE-AGED lady wants house
cleaning and washing by the day. 81 5.
Fifth last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31

STATIONARY ENGINEER wants posi-
ton in any kind of plant, references. Ad-
dress NJ %. Herald.
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WANTEp-sITuATIoNs


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WOMAN wants washing TO take home.
ID North Second West.
\ STRONG young man of good char
aCter would ike positions not afraid OF
work Address 25S S Main
WOMAN wants situation as housekeep-
er Mary Larson 5J2 w Sd So
MIDDLE-AGED lady wants house
cleaning and washing by the day 81 5.
Fifth East
YOUNG GIRL wants position as nurse
girl or help in hOusework- Address OF
call on Johnson, s. North I'd West.
ENGINEER. young man. stranger in
city, wants work, stationary engine pre-
ferred, has first-claSs reference. Address
n 50 Herald.
AS HOUsEKEERER for ? or 3 people.
Address NJ 40. Herald
WOMAN wants work by the day Adj
dress Mrs ?. J. Murray. Gen Del, CITY
A MIDDLE-AGED woman wants a po-
sltion as housekeeper for a widoweT. with
children. Add. or inquire room IL, Sidney
House, ~ w 1st So
ANY KIND of steady work, by reli-
able man. Address NJ %. Herald
BY YOUNG Man, with experience in
dry goods and gents furnishing, with
references, in or out of town. Address
M 81 Herald.
STATIONARY ENGINEER wants posi-
ton in any kind of plant, references. Ad-
dress NJ %. Herald
A YOUNG man wants a position as
bOOkkeeper- Address NJ - Herald.
A GIRL. age 16. would like to assist a
woman cook Object to learn cooking
NJ rs. Herald
AN elderly lady 60 years, wishes place
as houSekeeper to elderly gentleman or
lady. NJ 81, Herald.
5O--year-old widow with l2-year-old child
wishes home. Industrious and soOo
housekeeper- NJ 70, Herald.
EXPERIENCED woman would like
washing or cleaning by the day. Address
NJ g. Herald
WOMAN would like to do washings at
home. 10 MortensOn's court
BY a young lady position as stem
ographer- Address NJ q, Herald
SEWING by the day. 81 c st.
BRIGHT boy of IA desires work in a
printing office after June ,. References
Address n 81, Herald
BOY of IA would like place in office
or store. Address 2O62 So 9Th Z
WOMAN would like to take washing
home. Mrs. Jacobsen, rear 241 E 9th 50.
BY first class cook; hotel. 716 n. I'd w.
BY man and wife, positions as cook; out
OF town preferred. Address P A., - h
Fifth South.
4 MIDDLE-AGED man wishes a posi-
ton as night or day Waterman; city or
country; best of references NJ. So, Her
aid.
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WOMAN wants washing TO take home.
ID North Second West.
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ANY KIND of steady work, by reli-
able man. Address NJ %. Herald.
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BY YOUNG Man, with experience in
dry goods and gents furnishing, with
references, in or out of town. Address
M %. Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31
TTTTLE BROS. 14s NAN ST.


We have perhaps the largest list of
properties in this city and as we are
exclusive managers for over SLOO0O0O
worth of nonresident properties. We are
gains These foreign owners often re-
curing their money sent them On short
notice. it pays buyers TO look up our
list before buying The following are
good buys
Third St. close in. new strictly mod
or blk. stylish home fine lawn and
lots Paxton Ave. and I'd ". St, $3.50
worth $500. California owner.
Lot. corner nth = and Sd So. Sts..
7th 81. near X St a good 4-room brick;
porch. cellar. electricity, fruit, shade,
lawn: only $3.50; $500 down; $l4 per month,
Sear HI and sth SITS. Groom brick and
barn, hOmeliI1e. 500. 800 down; balance
zine modern nearly new S-room pressed
brick. r St; shade, lawn; very cheap
nonresident owner just lowered price
MANY others and some that you can
get real bargains on Why don you cali
and see us today There always some
ono i'm our offices from $50 a m till
70 m. always There are six men actively
engaged in our business Something do
futile Bros. Progress-Herald Bldg
5-ROONI cottage; lot. good locality;
healthy: fruit trees. etc off 18th East
ana DLlEaAdLAl III ms F-I-s7is N-cllA II <h4c
media avenue
GRAEBER & co. "a W. 1ST SOUTH.
Come and see our beautiful building
lots They lay high and dry, overlooking
the tons Of the trees in Liberty park
THEY HAVE S-FOOT CELLARS,
SIDEWALKS To MAIN STREET.
ELECTRIC CARS. SHADE TREES
CITY WATER
BEAUTIFUL HOMES
They are rapidly increasing i'm value one
partv having been offered $50 more FOR
his two lots than he paid for them thirty
DAYS ago. Sold on easy payments.
C. A. CRAEBER & CO. 81 WEST 1ST
SOUTH ST ROOM 204
57xl65 II. on r Attn So and good 4-room
brick cottage, cellar. etc Bargain. 500
% acres all in lucern; good water right
ell fenced, the cheapest farm in the coun-
IT, $500
A few OF those acre lots on State street
$500 each; $50 cash and s. per month; fine
land: 1st class water right: macadamized
street. street cars; shade trees. Prices TO
be advanced soon
our Real Estate Paper. the f'Negotia-
tor is chock full Of good investments.
call and get one free. we publish il reg
llarlv. Harrington & Courtney. 10 West
Second south
CHOICE LOTS east side Of Liberty
park easy terms and very chcap Hub
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WELL DRIVERS.

<----0~>~-~~--~-~~-~.~.-
NEPHI HOWCROFT, pioneer steam well
driver. IS Green street, city
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A GREAT SILK SALE

At COINS Dry Goods Store from
10 L q. m Monday, June 1st;
All the 65c corded japanese
Wash Silks at 25c per yard; all
the beautiful S1.00 Grenadines at
soc per yard. and all the sl.OO per
yard satin finished fouIards at soc
per yard.
Remember these goods viii only
be sold at these prices Monday
from TO u a m
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! A YOUNG man wants d position as
! boOkkeeper- Address N y. Herald.
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FoR sALE-REAL So.

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, ms.
25I MAIN ST.
firm frame cottage; 756 Pop
lar arcade, not Brigham
St residence, but very cheap s $40
4-rm. frame cottage; on west
side; very close and con-
venient for railroad men; nice
lot, facing west .--..----.---.--S 80
S-rm- suburban home on Lin
coin ave; water in house;
good lot. good street; genuine
snap ----.---...------.... $i,S9y
? houses. arm. br. cot in
front and 6-rn- cot. in rear;
lot 212Nl0 RODS, facing west;
city water, car line; good in
Nestment and worth more
money .--.......-. ...-----....--.Sli5v O
Arm. br. cot; thoroughly
modern in every way; practic-
ally new; nice lot; driveway
alongside, can give. terms that
VIII make buying easy -.--..--S2,5e0
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE NV.
Tel. p. 25l Main.
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sPECIAL 0EEERS

San Francisco. bldg. Tot Chepustepek st.
Can, Ont, Peele CO.. 80 a. and impts-;
etabIes.
Colo Pueblo. bldg lot in Bessemer.
Fla-. Duval CO. 100 a.. impts. and stock;
is "a timber; p mi. to r. r.
Idaho. Idaho CO.. 1I3 ii. and impts.
Chicago. bus and flat bldg Blue Island
ave: brick with white stone front; ,
stores; twelve 4 and ; r. flats.
H., Saline CO.. 80 a, and impts.; 20 a.
cult; . veins of coal.
Ind. Kendallville. modern Z T res and
lot, f. Mitchell St; shade and fruit
Ia, Page CO. l30 q and impts-; 10 a
tiHable; well watered; a orchard
Kan, Reno CO.. 100 a and fmpts.
Kan, PottawatOmie CO.. 80 a and impts-
Nd, near Annapolis, 200 a. farm; Z T.
house. colonial style; new barn, etc.
Mich, Ogemaw CO., so a and impts.
Mich, Milford, house and Il lots.
Mich. Wayne CO. 100 a.. and imPts; 90
Mimi, Hennepin CO.. 80 a. land
Mimi. Polk co. 400 Red River Valley
land, all tiilable; fine grain land
Mo- Hamilton suburban property 20 a
and impts-; orchard; Is a. blue grass
No. St. Louis. modern r brick res
and lot, Cabanne ave; I'm excellent repair
y. Il. Sullivan CO., 325 a. and impts.
n j. Burlington CO. good dairy farm
OF 50 a.; peach and apple orchard
y Y. near HOrnelisville jet. res. 16 a
n Y. Monroe CO.. 4S a. and impJs-
y. Y, BroOme Co. IL q and impts-
y. Y, Columbia CO.. ZS4 a. farm; highly
cult; Is r. house, barn, etc
Ohio. Homes CO.. 119 a. and imptS.; a.
orchard: 70 a. timber: . nj TO R r
Pa, Harmony, store. dwell and lot,
nearly new; fine location for genl store
Pa, DOnora. 3 good bldg. lots.
Pa. near Mt. Union, 100 a and impts.
6 D. Campbell co. 160 a. LAND
Tenn. SummertOwn. bldg. plot. 3ilX404-
Tex. Harris CO.. 300 a. a timber.
Utah. Box Elder co. 15I a and in1pts-;
all cult: i'm Bear River Valley.
VT. Crittenden CO.. l35 a, impts-, stock
and tools; sugar orchard. 1000 trees.
WVo-. Big Horn CO. I. $50 a gTaIingi and
grain land. on Big Horn river.
Pat on impd hanger for awnings and
similar devices; cheaDly manDfd; ready
sale, 5000.
Complete machine ard repair shops and
res. TusCOla. Ill; centrally located.
Meat market bus and machinery. In
diauapolis. Ind SLIGO; stock at inventOry-
Complete flour mill, Genoa. n; Y. $500
Meat market. CASTLE, y. Y, $1,000
Corn and sawmilI 8 d. land. , houses
and lots Van Cleve. Mo, 5000
Furnished hotel, Glasgow Mo; 4 story
brick BLDG - rooms modern. $4,000
Fine hotel and lot. Wheaton. Ill; 20 r;
~ modern cows; excellent location;
$10.500
phila-
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

MOVING, storing. packing and ship
ping. Redman Van 6, Storage Co Phone
900. Office 126 and Us So. w Temple St
G. r. MITCH ELL Van & Storage &C.,
80 W. I'd So. Tel 1872 Y. Moving.
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A GIRL, age 16, would like to assist a
woman cook Object to learn cooking
NJ rs Herald.
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AN elderly lady 60 years, wishes place
as housekeeper to elderly gentleman or
! lady. NJ. g. Herald.
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GENTS-PerpetuaI pencils are always
sharp: need no sharpening; sell at sight.
guaranteed a year: large profits. Ask for
free Proposition NJ, or send 25c for sam
pies. etc American Lead Pencil Co. 491
Broa dway. New York
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50-year-Old widow with 12-year-old child
wishes d home. Industrious and good
housekeeper. NJ IS, Herald.
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SCHOOL OF DANCING.

--N-N~N~N~~>~~~~-~~-"N~ '-SN-~|"-~->NI"~"-N~,
LOISELLE School for Dancing, rs East
First South; classes and private instruc-
ton: ballroom, stage, fancy and ballet
dancing: the instruction of children A
specially hall to rent to clubs. private
parties etc; open all summer.
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EXPERIENCED woman would like
NJ 81. Herald.
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SNe~~~N~~N~~-N~|N~~~"--
TRAVELLING salesman for mill line of
blankets, outing flannelS, etc: retail
trade. +. G. ROilman & Co., manufac-
turers. Philadelphia
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WANTED.

A RELIABLE and highly respectable
place to set money on diamonds, watches,
lewelry, guns. instruments. etc, is at
Incie Sans. so +. lst So Phone 6S6-G.
ASK Tor our special rate Of interest FOR
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COINS
COINS Dry Goods Store,
COINS
COINS DRY Goods Store,
COINS
COINS Dry Goods Store.
COINS
COINS DRY Goods Store.
COINS
COINS Dry Goods Store.
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LOST.
COAL AND GRAIN


DAVIS Coal & Grain Co., 50 w ID S.
St Phone 1899
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TWO or three good busters for a good
paying position. Apply ut 90 East eth
South. Ladies or gentlemen