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Miss Louise Mahon, 3 Glen BaiIIe Street,
Toronto. Ont. Can, Secretary of the Kings
Daughters and Secretary of Lady Macca-
bees writes - II all women knew of the benefits
to be derived from taking Peruna would have
many happier and more healthful women. My
health has never been too robust and am easily
fatikued and stand much. About year
and became weaker and weaker. A friend advised
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grateful for in two weeks was of bed and in a
month was perfectly well. and now find that my
health is much more robust than formerly, so that
take Peruna once or twice month and keep
well-"-LouiSe Mahon.
Peruna is such perfect specific for each
case that when patients have once used it
they can never be induced to quit it until
they are permanently cured. Il begins to
relieve the disagreeable symptoms at once.
The backache ceases, the trembling knees
are strengthened. the appetite restored, the
digestion made perfect, the dull headache
is stopped and the weake ming drains are
gradually cured. These results certainly
follow course of treatment with Peruna.
Barbara Alberty, corner Seventh and
Walnut streets, Appleton, Wis, writes as
follows in regard to Peruna:
For years have suffered with back
ache and severe pains in the side. 1
doctored much that became discour-
aged. A school friend told me how very
much Peruna had benefited her and sent
out for a bottle, which did more to relieve
me than all the other medicine have ever
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
In the Children Home in New \ ork, cure
Constipation, Fevcrishness, Bad Stomach,
Tcething Disorders, move and regulate tee
Bowels and Destroy " orEs- Over 80 .0co tes-
timonials At all druggists, Csc Sample
FREE. Address A S. Oinnsted, Leroy, n. Z.
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Yes, called TIE girl back.
Tony was at his best speed and on
his best behavior. Alice was delight
81 70 find that he obeyed her least
sign
Al half-past one O'Clock they had
coached the Junction Mr. Leayett
was not at home. His wife said he
would be ii CT the four O'Clock train.
The four o'clock train was late
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

Look not upon the wine when it is
red, nor upon the rum when it is bay.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

a man who declares his opinion has
none.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

Mrs.. Kate Mann. sos Bathurst Street.
Toronto, Ont, Cam, Vice President of the
Ladies' AID Society. writes 81 am pleased
give praise to Peruna for the blessed relief
found through its use suffered for years with
backache and dragging down pains and often had
to bed and stay there when was busy
that could lily be spared 1t therefore
simple godsend to me when Peruna was brought
my notice. Every drop seemed to give new
life. and every dose made feel much better.
and promised myself that il found that il cured
would advocate it that other suffering
women should know of it / have been in perfect
health for year. enjoy work and pleasure be-
cause in such ine health. and trouble seems too
heavy to bear when you are in good health. Peruna
has simply been household blessing. and never
will be without il again Mrs. Kate Mann.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

Success is the only road on the map
that leads TO prosperity
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

taken I used it faithfully for two weeks
and it completely cured me. I have not
had any pains since. anywhere. but feel
like a new woman am truly thankful
for what Peruna has done for me. BAR
bara Alberty.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-04-04

EFRn for darcy gold plated Fountain Pen
31ndESoTA suszLy co., Minneapolis. 1inn-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-12
BURIAL. PERMITS.


Georgia shacer q days. 50 South Broadway;
COMMISSIONS.
Henry &. Diestelkarnp. So y cars. e2GSA Indiana:
suicide.
Dora Maull. q years. 1918 Warren: typhoid
Melinda kEsewitt. 50 years. -ui Mulianphy:
cancer.
,Jaudie Flush. : years. 2I19 Morgan: accident.
Cornclia il. iioseniar. :. years, liza MontSonl-
cry. hepatitis
Mar, Marsalla. years. IL Wash: iipatheria.
Gus Cato. year. l2l5 North Sixth; dyseatery.
ERIK Ihur. Gays, 1919 Artustrc. Z: cyanosis.
Gilbert Thomas. 10 years. ISIS Locust para ySis.
Rachel Tissell. > months. HJ-i south Alabama
sCrofula.
Nancy \. Rodgers. e years. $3.50 Hancock: ty-
phoid fever.
Katie Iiurrnann. Is years. SOS North Broadway:
typhoid fever.
ieonora Gresham. e years. 4o37 Easton: sui
eide.
caroline Muelsmann. 1885 North Ninth: con-
sumption.
,Rebecca Smith. Sc years. Poorhouse: hetui-
pl.gia-
sumption
cerebral congestion
Robert Lee Bess. Is days. $3.50 Finney: ma
Islsrnus
Elizabeth NJ. Felton, 50 years. 1881 Olive:
cancer
Helmut L. Schvertzler. II days. 1857 South
Seventh: congrntal debility.
Elijah Chapman. q years 1905 Merchant: tu-
berculosis
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

William ana Ollie Noonan SIC Shillcr: hog.
Joseph and carrie SciwcrSlcT, 1851 south Scv-
enth: boy.
Z {. and Mary Burkhardt. Gl5S West Park;
boz.
Thomas and Jessie Nuniall. aH7 Olive: eirl.
Eugene and Sarah FsirhEF;5. 1915 'ass. boy.
Herman and Ml1na Nilk,. 11lS Tower Grove;
charles and Mary Hanna. 3lG Morgan Ford.
t.v.
John and Mary Tubbertnr. 12-2 Montgomery:
boz
Paul and Grazia Banlmanto. 6l5 Franklin;
tuinr.
julius and Grace Goodwin ASA Evans: -.
7. ". and Mar colby 2aie iiidil': hoy.
L. and Cora Nasbtri. 22-N Benton. boy
George and Lizzie 't',lNtnri -laa ct-.r: gil.
Edward and Mamie Campbell. @.aiB olive: girl.
Philip and Ida Diamond. 1919 North Seven
Gustaye and Nellie I-aaz. s22f Moat=amery
hoy.
Harry and Emma Ikameyor. 1922 Hogan: girl.
William and Goldie Row" il'i South SEVENTH
boy.
Isidore and Marie Felnrnaan 15-2 WISH: hoy.
William and Gretchen fo"se6ieii. . s. Harper:
rim.
Frank and Iyd.a Honnicnr. 500 Prairie: hoy.
Matthias and .iUlla I;auulNo-. ~ blair. Z r.
Morris ana Anna Hl:-.' ~ . Falun: cirL
Eugene and Blanche Easeherser, ~ south LET
fnCwel: girl.
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SCHOLARSHIP, SIS.

pEArGHoN's FKACTICh1, bIsi:,Ess COL
l-l;(;F. COR TENTH AND Give. W
i!.,r rsOCK. formerly Of HaFtscck College Msr
Ppecial summer rates FOR half day s.slio.:s-
sight 81 per month PenIuanship. Spelling
Mathematics. etc. free with bookkeeping or
Shorthand Peurraaship aicne. = per month
Hartsock College, recently merged into Draurh-
on's. Now the largest in -. Louis. In.orsrd
by business men. Incorporated. 500. 0r.oD CyU
saone or send for catalogue. ELECTRIC FANS
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STEANsHIPe.

-!sDAE-cHsNA PHILIPPINE ISLAM
uEf E.SHfEa v A HONOLULU . Pacific
Mall s. s. Co.. Occidental md Oriental 8. 8. Co.
and Oriental S. S Co. From san Francisco;
coptic. August Is: America Naiu. August 70:
Korea September ,. For passage and freight rates
reservation. orders and information apply TO j.
l>1uia No.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

REPU Bic SPECIAL.
Springfield. III. Aug. n.-Certifcates OF in
corporation were issued to-day by Secretary OF
State Rose follows:
The Springfield Baschal Association. Spring
iold; capitai, SJGp: to operate "A baseball club
Incorporators-R. NJ. sullivan. II. T. Jones and
J. L. George
The American Bank Check ard Cover Company
East st. Louis: capital. Slln tsn: arturi-ig
check covers and binders InCorT orators George.
Corkie.
The Chesterfield Telephone and Telegraph Com
1any. Chesterfield: capital. Sia.Jbp: operate a
telephone and telegraph system. Iucurparatnrs-
William j Finch, Jr-. y iliiam II. brood and
Frank Tuws..
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS will be
received by the state Normal School Third Dis
tricf. at Cape Girardeau. Mo. on before
II. m. August IL. 1898. for the nstr,ictirn
and completion IF the Academic Hall. stone
building t2GG two hundred sixty by G7sl one
hundred seventy-six feet three stories. firep-oof
Bids to be addressed 10 L. J. Albert. Secre-
tary Cape Girardcau. Mo- and ACCOMPANIED
with n certified check for s5.0]o. made payable
"a the State Normal School. Third District The
Fame To be forfeited IL bidder is awarded con-
tract and fails TO execute satisfactory contract
and bond within ten days of the date the bidder
is notified by the architects that his bid for
said work has been accepted by the Board Of
Regents.
file in the Science Hall on the Normal campus
at Cape GiTardeaU. also in the office Of Leg.
4. Holloway. in st. Louis.
The plumbing and covering for said building
will he let separate. and a certified check for
$500 is to accompany bids. conditions
above referred to LOUIS HOUcK.
President Board OF Regents.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE, A Ai,:s3d;iJ1 ,s EiREFRooF. new
s-fl-k'.ttCC Of furniture. pianos. trunks. yaIIa-
5ies. boxes etc: strictly ;irst-class moving.
packing. shipping. etc. our IRE Insurance TO
lowest. Money advanced. ship goods our care.
Estimates itee. Get cur rates Both phones.
r. L. LEoNdEI AUCTION & STORAGE co.
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filed with the Recorder Of Deeds YESTERDAY:
Price safe Company; capital stock. full paid
'Sl'a.@1a NJ. l.. Price. $50 shares. GeorE. II.
Price. J.. II. Mcdonnell John T. Van DilI.r and
"; T.. i4arew, each. To manufacture and sell
safe and lock devices.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-12

Wedding Rings (Solid Gold.
Finest qualities, 80 10 SO. AIermod x JAG
CARDS. Broadway and Locust.
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cooper shop. Madison. III.
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lSAyWA RH'S

pusincss ana Snl.tIanI COI.,e ~. 70 ~ ard
10 odd FeIoNs' bri!uinE. Individual instruc: Ion
10 Shrrthaud TypevritInE. BookEeep.aS. Arith-
inelic and Penmalship. tnore $40. Day and niEnt
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House for furniture etc: uew and clean: lowest
insurance. careful moving. packing and shipping:
iSfS-i0-l2 Chputeau- Licensed by the State and
guaranteed by Mississippi Valley Trus; Co. for
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SEkEEIFI: WANT:D-Seat woman to
keep mouse for four men; adults. must be able
to cook, wash and iron. ili3 n. Grand ave.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

~~-~-o-o--'-SS-"--,s,---', S>;>5->.,''"'"'~
s- 1:1S1 ~ ,S1'TcH~ c;cc1 sTi: German preferred.
Horsn AM MI p! !:: GIRL WANTED
! NJ once: ol-g l;1ss--s- -,.,-..
. H3rs ,s'$ ,. Ws>NTl;l''F' lot genera ~
/ No-t- 4@'- 10 '',, ---- -.
| work Apply 61s4 Maple.
| -,,l,,.,,,.,,,,- >.,t,r CT, for general
| hoi St;'lfSi.,. IN w ''''' ~
-,-,I.,--I.,, ~ L,T71;J-I for general house.
| HnISEol.I. W\Ei CIR LOT E'''''''' '''''
| WORT Nril% !atlN W.. -
HoJSFGIRt. WANTED Gnr for general
| hauseworh. 400 Cook ave
| rT,,r--t-,.rT,r v,%7,t-T,- Girl for homework
no washing. go y. Taylgr.
! -,,.-,,..,, -. ,--r.--, -j-i ro- Lorseyyorl;.
| ~, - 81 80 80 p IN % 60 40
.5,.-,s-,,, =, >.-,,,5 60 III .or Genera,
49,, a. o " ~ E-i.tor s., So
! iNDS'"' az -l'' ' ~
| HoTSr5lrL wfN,TEp-G Girl for general
| hoaSe"oik 2''S She"l"''' ave ---
T1Nl-sFGrpT WANTED Girl for general
houss work. 27teA Franklin ave.
l+nr-Sf5-;Irrr. W,NTTu-A good girl FOR gen
rtor--r,.rrr ,.7-,7r, CIV, for General house.
| r.rrl,- mall s1r,irt, 100 Eri.or
-. : , -,
| work: no wastlnr 81 t-loutcau
HoJSEGlEf WANTEll-ttr 20 assist win
general houscvorE. 1000 Penn st.-------------.
IToI-Sr,GrrT. WANTED CIR for general house
work: ,hrce in family ~" NorCan
U0T=ST,iI2T. " ,N'Tf:n-C;irI FOR general
hd,isewagl, two in family 27i7 Lafayette
- -,,--.-.-
vdr, IN mail ANN 4sa5 Mes, Pine st.
HorSFGiRL WANTrn-A rirl for general
'''uss''''',' W. ~ -'l'l..' ,.' !. ~
Hnl,SEGlRI NANTEil-Girl To- Keen mouse
,,-.r.s,,.--r,, >---,.,, 90, .-oo-,,
houseworl; good wages 2a9 I.awton ave.
----.-.~..r -. . ,.-,,,, .,, ,
IA W, w az ii Tor Eene''
,.l,-...-..,,,, -
HorSEGJRL WANTED Whit. girl. about ii.
- "-7iS' III nous w ~ y al ~ ,o-l -
b -, - r., -, " -. N r'' ,o,- w.,
I9Il-N X; SIi,t la.il,N, ----,-> ~ -
n 49, n2 s,,,,,,. 81. T,t,Ic,.e .eh
l,oI.srcIpI w,yrrn-we',a rt-I ,or gen.
e era, h'nS'work; no washing isl Mash:nE'en'
nor SFGrRI. WANTED-GIrI or woman - as
sist with general hausowork 1910 St -AuCe ave
uorsrGrRr. WANTED Good girl for general
hn,,Ss.,ri. mali f.rniIy. good wages ali0 pine
-,z-.z,.s,,.s,- =,
bo,,sa,,r nice homo. GOD yyn.-,,s 3is, Een ave
HGISEGIRl. WANTED Girl for general
lousewcrk good wages. 1921 y. Twenty-iirst st
H0USEGiRI. wAYTFD-tiIri for general house
work: two in family. { T. Walters. 1923 y
TAYLOR.
HOUSEWIFE. WNNTE1-Younr 2 FOR iicht
homework must 90 home at mill. 1896 y
Ninth.
IOI-SFGTRT. WANTF.n-GirI for General
hcuseu ork; no washing or ironing 56ll Won
NeTsen.
UOI-STCiTT;T, WATTTD-C0od German C;rl for
general Homework. small family: good wages.
5Ni5 Morgan.
IrOI'SEGIEI. wANTED-YounC cirI for GER
eral hCusswurli: no washing; references. ii2i
De,mar ave.
HOI'SFGIRT. WANTED-Giri Ter general
ot.eyo-l5. small family: highest wages. $50
Fountain ave.
.-e-- 49, = - - =
oral honsswmri,. III coleman. near North Mar-
ket ami Grand
iOtST56IIi. WANTki1-S otnGeteiit Slt5 70 40
as cook az.
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OUSEGIRL WANTED-GeTinan houssgltl:
also wait table. no washing or cooking ID"
" i'i7'" Nv
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

cooK-Situat.on by good. experienced cook
settled woman. with little girl; good references
.SoS Morgan.
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EXCHANGE AND RARTER.

CARPENTER WASTED--Eorse and buggy Fl
exchange for house repair work 4il7 EastUn ave.
store.
TO exchange a jon Of plumbing or sewerlnG for
horse. W :. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-12


CGGK-Situation wanted By good cook. lS2s
y Jeil -rson.
COoK-Situation by German American woman
g cook IN restaurant or boarding house. Hamlet.
IL y. Fhlrtecnth st
HoUSEKEEPI:E- Nriaale-aEed lady with o5@e
ci'!I would Ike situation ~ housekecrer Tor
NiGyw,r. So.2 l.aclede ave
pRESSNAKER p Experienced iressmaler and
Designer weui. ike a Few more engagements IN
families; SIS per day. Address So4r Washington
man Ill! Tor general work sil7 Eastcn.
Observation-Disclosures by good, competent.
woman Toy general b ts''UorN 10 Washing. ta'i
or address % y. jefferson ave.
HousEwoRK- situation wanted by woman
20 Gu general houscW orR where husband can
board. -2-c Adams st. Sirs. Fisk,
I,AUNDKEsS. Washing AMI ironing to take
home 1870 : Ninth.
LAUNuREss - situation by reliable colcred
E!ri is !aundrsss. 49, Mafiitt
LArNpRESS- lsundress, family washings
10 take home. loIi Easton ave.
IArNnRESs wants washing 10y the day or to
bring home. stella. IA johnson Il
LAj-NpHESS- by colored laundr.ss.
90 - out lev the DAY. Margaret SiinFls. 2le =
Franklin, rear
I.AUNnRESS- First-class coored laundrcss
wants 80 do washing first day IN the week, An
ME johnson. &l Atlantic.
take rough dry washing home. good .aundross.
's.ereug-s 500 Pastor ave
LAUNpREsS - FTrst-cIass laundress can take
horne NV more small washluss can or send
Ies'ai 10 LG.l, "a y Iheresa
SEAMSTRESS- Situation by arst-class coored
W man TO do sewing 10y the day. CaiI 2li5 Wal
SI2AHySTRESS- Situation to do sewing for chit
woman viii iivSars cir, ,,t.nii,sS Shoo:
Eood home more an object than wages. i.
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LAEOREUS NANrED-ft tig.tuI and I:ruaG
wy. INJ ,'I.r.r! iIhur'E-. Sis months st'fey
wHIE- he Abuat-tii!lul. C.utracla. Go.
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STORAGE AND aIoyING.

SELLING OFT entire stock new boys bicycles:
50 up. with ruuctuEe proof tires. foot pumps. &c
s. - inner tubes for &c. Cal @ilt Arsenal ST
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LAHORERS WANTED NyogninG; and Penn
IEaLla. FFuiu t1tuDu.
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| man. r H. Eeruh;ic
CTERI--Yorr. man . wishes clerical en-.
| r-5yTi5,1t s-yeTai rni;r. iaiI, ! Whrcler Mad!-
| s5n Hotel N'''E -
--o,Tt5,T,I y o-i.io,, 90 co,c,,,,,- sober.
steady AMI industrious: frst-cass wages expect
| C0LI.ECrOR-Yaun man Of Il wants to col
| lect; can give bond and references. " :. Re
! COLLECTOR Situation as collector; time pay
/ irert experience: know the city well. r lS1.
| Republic.
,.,,rr1,,.ror, s;.,,,..o, h. y, collector
m tii.rior ~. ~, W nod, ,,,t;I,g riercaI nos,i6n
isf ~ .iiv % ,eTcy,,s. hat hen Win on ir
| i,r four years; want to make change i; 49,
ittpub'ie-
| country; best references. Call 225i carr 81
| COCK s;1rorir6 vented nv a s.-ciaSs meat
and pastry cock. Address a Barrett, 22l5 s
| Third st.
DRrG CILRKaS!tga5.2h by Tsl!abis drug
St.rG ~ yLs',s I'E 'prii, s''A
-. ,-;--;----
bkJ h'iIei-S situation by experienced city Gtus-
hssl raiam,e oL ",'i,s T . t.,S
ZF 70. Republic ,s.'''s
-, ----,-r,1.., - -. .i. ,,,
III r,i',-' - liant IN
| St St, LOUIS sddress 351i olive.
LST-1:IN-E.I.I r5jtI, h.. 1i,1I1-sd ,ncjnee- AMI
| rn,,c5inist r M RSpubIic
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION in office or whole
sal h2ase desired Is 2 nI,S '"'''Sn ~
-77;1I,--7;T7 ,oIo-oI ,,o-fe-:
Epis ";i iii ps esabi 40
F;.stor ave Wa
81 I,G.T ,--C-,,,, -oro-c,,cc-- n you have
scI,,.ttIi,,c, ~ ,,srit aud v,,nt a man VINO will
-----------, ~, T,-o-,o,oo, ,,,,,,,r wan
,,-,,,t. -, ,yayL {, a wasE 7, ia
Refpi,Iir ''e- wants
-----.--
STEW Af;D-Pcsiton as steward or head wait-
er; no objections 10 leaving city Address Martin.
~ laTtpn
WATERMAN Position as Waterman or time
ko.2"r 10y former Pinkerton detective. X IN. he
il,.'.,. -.
NAr'HHAN-Situstion as night wiltchman;
x x" Ee ty 's 81. references "''s0"
.or,
bv the day. A ITii ISL = sarah ST.
Wof1l sltuption, by. BOY with two years ex-
p''''+'', - ''''''y ''i'''. It.
Woi:h-C.loroi bog. AGED IS. :-ants work IN
pa ANN. o, 's-,,.'. 49,, - s, 49,. ,,,.
Of wor!. for small wages to start. 1870 Re
public. ------
WoRK-SituatIon by young man: not afraid Of
hard work; office experience: state wages Il i56.
Republic.
encs 'li'I r. ~ Ty'1 n'o1nbrc. ''''' '''e
''''.-S- II 10, = p-e---:
WoRK-actiye Young man. handy with tools.
wishes posii9n OF any o kn1 is MIN gh =, Oh a
'a'''e'i'e"' : ~ i'l' . l''e't"'" 81
w'rE ~ .Hris,I io,,'e n,
sra pyefsrSnces or "ash BOND II IN Rapubiic
, ~ -, -, ~ $500 No
W u" N''H W mus 80 - '''7''- -
HELP WANIED-tthAL
v>>~~~~-.>~~~~~~~~~
in clnats. Southeast corner Eighth and Morgan;
4
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SEANSTRESS NNNTED-For dressing SACKS
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LhEOREi.S WA&TED-Fif'y expefieuced
sewer lIuar'r- S--,r and - per day iniuloy *
ta..N o. " ---I. ELLr .l.im.s
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I-NEVI.T-T3r WANIETI".'-N n .0VIn, o s7'''D
bull...uC, a-i carry a.f rIJ..Su. cal this mora
lHts. northeast conner Jefferson al Ilae.
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IaEDETl;~ NNNTEI-Ar HrraIg.uy sad Kan
ave-. IHI culIi-l !utry.-. -iN months -i't.4y
l,H.n. Iuc Abbot Gamble Contracting CO.
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For sale.
1.ADS,S high-Sradc SIS wheel Tor SO. Z. Eich-
arLs II Pin. 81.
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RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS.

ADAMS. the stamp man. 5l4 ~ Sixth ST.: cub
Der stamps. s-als. stencils. etc. good: cheap:
quick. Write for new list
RUBBER stamps. rubber type. signs. markers.
brass and aluminium checks at lowest prices
Kasper Stamp and seal Company. SIC Locust at
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-12

I.ABCRENS WANTED - FlftY lahorers on
'"w'uts -jt.st g-d iieh.-t. pay 2ts and .-'zs per
hour. uoald furnished T. Wh'Iau.
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HELP WAyTED-MiLE.


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iABDREI:S NA%TED-tt Standard OIL Co.
cooper shop. Madison III.
LATORETSl WANTED -yyyonine. and penn
gyItauIa. Fruiu =, t5,non
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sever Hnar'r-: g" anl - per DAY. iiiuIey
- 49, " .'H F'hf H'""i''s
IAGpRFrS WANTED - Fffg labarars on
rU.uty-iE..d a..a iten.rt. BAY ~. and 49,. Ger
hour ""'iH 4r'n'sAr!- Z. "h'i"n-
iaE3nERe y-.NTf-I,--S.y..it,- i've. IaIarsr,
1T Grand ana Page ANS. Ia, -. and .. per
A2"I, l.;--' i9ta'Sh' d. r, "hs'al-
i,I9r.r-IS =, N>,.-f,I,- e. ,;r..,.I and I:r,gl-
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WON. Iue : buar-oii!uU.. ',.utrac.la. Co.
,..EIIr.,.- ,-,,.-r.I, s., l.r.,.,,,. and kan
:a- Az. Itl culIfyI l.u,r,.-. .i1 months st.l4y
'orn. lue Ahoot- Gamble 1oatraeuHl CO. .
fNgDrEES WANTED or seven To- sweep
h1,'.-hE, 4-A carry n-' fto.sn: al I'M ln.- MUM
''s'. .''' ''''' 49, S'.-'.- -
,,,,..r.,... ,,- ,-.r.r.r, .,... a... fsI,r-s-s
ut rourt.,u;a snd ~. Louis ave. yay 30 dnd
- 80 per H,4r. uHai4 -uIli-+ti-l' t.. " H''d''-
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want camp ,9Je v.-se.s. J.agsH.stns. farm
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SELKIRK'S STORAGE

STORAGE at reasonable rates In the unused
floors Of the ccTnuodipus and convenient build
inE. L.. TO- ~ OlINc. EltL uhnncs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-12

Sa1esncn-


ADVERTISER. salesman and collector; go ard
expense. s. cash required. --4S olive. room ..
BOOK sal-smsn, attention. We have an en-
tirely new proposition FOR uf ability. terri
tory is being rapidly assigned. coupon and card
leads. +. D. Mayer. Broadway AMI Locust St,
-. Louis. Mo-
SALESMAN WASTI-p-To sell ie7yeI-y. good
Proposition. iarSe profits. Call aSii EasLon ave
SALESMAN WANTEp-A zeal one. that can
get business FOR high class legitimate concern
W l.. Republic.
WANTED-A young 70 act a. selling
agent FOR cotton-seed r0iuc-s IN st. Louis: rnus-
Eave experience in either brokers' reelers Of
fee. National CJttou-Seet Products Co.. ga
Front St, Memphis. Tenn
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PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER WASTED-yyi;h $500. ,or .stab-
lishef office business; Investigate. See Eayns.
$40 Olive
PARTY wanted with 500. some knowledge Of
photo era phy required. TO the road IN the
postal photo business. new novelty and money
maker. " 10. Republic.
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ABSOLUTE: care and reliable moving storage,
packing and shining. prices reasonable; inlmedi-
ate attention given. Lyons. Ell Olive: d 1877.
AMERICAN Storage and Moving Co.. 2515 Diva
St--PackinE, shipping; all storage in sepSrats
looms; both ohones. ". II. IasGdale.
BONDED warehouse: Henry c. ". wlehe Stor-
and MOVING Co. 1jl2-isl5 Franklin ave !.
money advanced when desired. Il nl0ch g 9s3