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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
To Remove Iodine stains.

Soak the linen in water, then rub
common starch over, to form a thick
paste, and allow it to remain until
the stains disappear Stains from the
hands and fingers may be removed in
the same way.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
SENATOR QUAY BETTER.
Pennsylvania Statesman Able to LeaVS
the CAPITAL -

Washington, May 12.-The improve
condition of Senator Quay of Pennsyl
vania permitted his departure las,
night, accompanied by Mrs. Quay, foI
MOrganza, Pa, where some weeks will
be spent at the home of ex-senator
brother, Jerome. The senator has
been successfully treated for enlarge,
ment of the liver. =, =.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16
REPRESENT SECOND DISTRICT IN
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
ACAMS BY RECLAMATION
Madison Man Chosen Unanimously by
Republicans for Second Term in
congress-Administration Faction
in Full control-No Help for Sen
ator Quarles.
Second District Determinations.

Congressman-Henry C. Adams
Madison.
National convention delegates-Ex
Governor William d. Hoard, Fort At
kinson; Frank w. Hall, Madison.
Alternates-G. w. Bingham, Adams
county; w. Z. Moore, Columbia
county.
Presidential elector-J. NJ. Bushnell,
Columbia county.
Congressional district committee
Grant Thomas and Leslie B. Rowley,
Madison; Kennedy Scott, Columbia
county; ]. A. Henry, Adams county;
Frank Kispert, Jefferson county.
Platform-Hearty endorsement of
the republican national administration,
affirmation of allegiance to the policy
of protective tariff, praise for the rec
ord in congress of Mr.. Adams and ex-
preston of confidence in his continued
service, and strong endorsement of the
principles advocated in state affairs by
Governor La Toilette.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-16

Portage, Wis, May 12.-lt took just
one hour for the second Wisconsin con-
gressional district republican conven-
ton here yesterday to accomplish what
the above represents in schedule.
Judge Z. Ray Stevens adjourned his
circuit court session for an hour to
provide a meeting place for the con-
ventiOn and when the hour had elapsed
the meeting, which included speech
of acceptance 20 minutes in delivery,
by Mr.. Adams, was completed and the
delegates were leaving for their trains.
The nomination was unanimous by ac-
clamation.
There were no contests for seats to
be settled, as was the case two years
ago, when Congressman Adams was
racing for the nomination with w. G.
Leitsch of Columbus. Mr.. Leitsch was
present at yesterdays convention, en-
thusiastic in favor of the denomination
of H. C. Adams. The only divisions
that interrupted the perfect harmony
of the convention were on the ques-
tons of organization, election or del
egates to the national convention and
upon resolutions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-29
MRS. BowsER BUTTS IN.
And There Is a Beetle and a Grass
hopper Dispute.

Mrs. Bowser." began Mr.. Bowser
the other evening, as he laid aside
his newspaper. I'VE had the Schermer-
horns here last evening for little
game of cards.
YES" she replied.
During an interval in the playing
related an incident of my life to
Mr.. Schermerhorn, and spoke of a
man jumping about like beetle. You
at once butted in and said that beetles
didn't jump, and that L probably
meant a grasshopper. L passed the
matter over at the time, not wishing
to call attention TO your ignorance,
but 1 speak of it now and wish to
give you few words of advice. In
the first place. don't butt in when an
other person is talking; in the next.
: II you can't possibly keep your tongue
still. then talk of something you are
posted about-clothes pins, corsets.
fall hats and so forth"
81 butted in, as you call it, simply
because you misspoke yourself" she
replied.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL.

rooms and halls, fine modern residence.
furnace, bath. closet, manteis. barn. nne
lawn and shade, east front lots, Hoili-
day park neighborhood; sell quick; pos
session at once, for reduced price on this
fine home.
rooms and halls, new modern home.
finished in hard wood, laundry in cellar,
fine yard, shade, east front, Western ave-.
paved ST.. fine new home. $500.
rooms and halls, modern residence,
hot water heat, mantels and CRATES, fine
St, paved, $4,000
rooms and halls, very fine new modern
residence. hot water heat. fine yard. Polk
ST., reduced quick, $500.
room residence, near 6th and Polk, a
great bargain, quick, $1,000.
Brick business house. well located. near
5th ST.. rents $685. Sell quick 5000.
COTTAGES.
room new cottage, east front, 2 lots,
near Central Park, $1,475.
room new cottage, east front, Fillmore
St. lots, cheap. $500.
Nice cottage 10th St, III lots. fruit.
shade, barn, $780,
Cottage Chandler st., nice home, $1,000.
Cottage near washburn college. $500
Cottage Sth ST., snap. $3.50.
Cottage Van Buren, ST., $500
Cottage Harrison ST., $50.
LOTS! LoTsn
East front lots Harrison ST. and 18th.
$3.50
East front lots Harrison and Nth, $500
East front lots Polk, near 18th, $500.
Fine lots east Washburn college, SIS.
We have all the special bargains.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 West Fifth st.
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THIS WEEKS BARGAINS.
w. NJ. FORBES.

EXCHANGES: % acres or miles
southwest, large house and outbuildings.
timber, r. F. d. route; price this week 49,
50O: $1,000 mortgage at per cent; will take
1850 city residence
20 acres and good farm buildings 2IS
miles west Of city. only $500; would trade
40 acres improved ~ miles west, 1000;
500 nortgagc; take city house for equity.
16O acres improved Oklahoma. 60 wheat,
tract.
so acres improved, orchard. w7ter. tim
Der, ~ miles Granville, So 900; s., 500 mort
gage; take 81. 400 equity in city home.
50 acres improved q miles west, for city
10 acres miles north, $50: II acres i'm
proved, miles north, with fruit and
groFs' q 100; 50 bottom; fine room stone
81 500, want to sell this week; acres on
HuHtoon St, S6I5; 20 improved bottom 3
miles out 81, $40; improved 100 miles out,
$40; several fine SOS near city, about g. :
wv; heres nice one, so acres miles out,
roo n house. windmill, $1,000 barn, 5000;
Lots All over city, right prices: ~ Tope-
orly s525; IL 10Th and Harrison. 800
New room semi-modern, close, 1.e5o.
8 room house, modern, elegant interior.
blocks capitol square, $3.50 this week
mansion, east front, 81, $50 Monday
lots, new Z rooms, modern, built by
days work. Taylor and 18th, s.. 900. See
Good room house. lots, barn, we'll
cistern cellar. this side Cages park. sS0a
3 lots, rooms, Lowman Hill $500: terms.
Fine room cottage. circular porch
bath, barn, lots, shade, W. 10th. 81 200
Restaurant furnishiI gs an. fixtures
good business, for $40; boarding and
rooming house, 10 rooms. furnishings and
business, s525: both liz Topeka with good
trade.
Grocery with living rooms. and barn,
close to Kansas ave, $500.
Grocery stock in city, about 81 600
Avenue bldg. $500; rents 500
Everything you want. See us before Won
you buy.
40 hous es to rent
w. NJ. Forbes 1O7 w 7th both 'nbones
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way you persist, woman. 1t shows a
disposition on your part to"
ITO set you right A beetle doesn' [
jump any more than umblebee. You
have simply got things mixed There
was a beetle in the house the other
day, and he did no jumping around.
Having lived on a farm during your
boyhood you must remember the dit
ference between beetle and a grass
hopper. 1 don't want to contradict you,
but I don't want folks to make fun of
And this to me-to-to me, Mr..
Bowser." he gasped as he paused to
glare at her.
Yes, am talking to you
And trying to make out that I'm a
born fool,'
@No. but you are as liable as any
one. to misspeak yourself
.tNeVer-neVer in this world When
I say a beetle / don't mean a cabbage
head. Beetle is spelled b-e-e-t-l-e,
Mrs. Bowser.''
Yes, 1 know, and grasshopper is
spelled quite another way. However,
there is nothing to quarrel about. If
you contend that a beetle jumps let 1t
go at that. Do you think it is going
TO rain tomorrow"
Yes, 1 dor he Numbered as he
brought his fist down on the center ia
BILE with a smash. Yes, ma am, I do!
1t will rain cats and dogs and pitch
forks and mop-haEdles tomorrow, but
what's THAT got to do with beetles and
grasshoppers2 Mrs. Bowser, you have
sought to belittle and cheaper me in
my own house. You have tried to make
me out a fool, and don't imagine you
can gloss it over by asking my opinion
about the weather for tomorrow You
have deliberately and persistently sta
ted that a beetle doesn't jump
There may be beetles haven't
SEEM she replied. trying to find a
1oophole.
Don't attempt to get out of it that
way, madam. I shall hold you right
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ca use
replied.

''I beg your pardon, Mrs. Bowser,
but i did not misspeak myself. I
never do. ] say what I mean. When
I said that man jumped like a beetle
! meant it and knew what l was say
ing"
sump at ALL
What do you mean by that?''
why. that beetles don't jump. They
fly and they walk, but never jump.
It's the grasshopper that jumps,
though at the same time he is pretty
good on the fly
What Do you repeat this to my
face ?" shouted Mr.. Bowser as his
neck began to turn red.
Il simply tell you that beetles don't
jump, and that grasshoppers do
Then you have more impudence
than gave you credit for. If you
know the least thing about the mat
j saw Mr. Schermerhorn look at you
in amazement when you butted in as
you did and mixed up the insects.
When say that a man jumped like
a beetle, the idea i mean to convey is
that he suddenly leaped aside dis
tance of four or five feet Is that clear
60 you?"
Not very. Your idea will never be
understood by the average person.
Here is an encyclopedia right at hand
and we can settle the case in one min
ute"
Never you mind about the encyclo-
pedias!' he shouted as he walked
sound slumber under the lounge.
When / have arrived at the age that
I can't tell the difference between a
beetle and a graSshopper 1 Will con-
suit some authority on idiocy instead
of an encyclopedia. 1 don't like the
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man. The officer looked at him sharply
and then said in confidential tone:
Go home, old mango home. You
shouldn't be exposing that head of yours
to the night air Just take Mrs. BoWSer' 3
word for it next time. and all the time
and you'll save yourself trouble
Mrs. BOwSer and the cat heard the front
door softly open and some one tiptoe H.
Is that you, Mr.. Bowser?' was asked
No reply.
Bring your beetles and grasshoppers in
here"
No answer.
4 say, Mr.. Bowserr' called Mrs Bow
ser from the hall.
The silence of death reigned around-a
Mrs. Bowser and the cat heard the trune
no living grasshopper could have Jumped
over it Mr.. BOwSer was not interviewer
ble.-(Copyright, 1904, by T. c. McClure)
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If woman has sharp or decidedly
prominent features let her avoid hats
that are set back or off the face. Such
a woman should wear hat brought
well forward, her hair should be as
fluffy possible, and a becoming veil
will do wonders Sharp outlines in hats
should also be avoided by her. Lace
edges and indented brims are good.
If the features are irregular, a hat
with the brim crushed here and there
s usually suitable setting. The wo-
IAN with prominent nose has much
contend with. Her hats should
avoid severeness in outline and should
e set well forward so that the promi-
nent feature will appear a little less in
ze- On the other hand, the woman
With small or fiat nose should not
wear a hat that projects sufficiently to
make the nose appear even more insig-
nificant nor a large hat that dwarfs 1t.
A hat undermedium in size and with
small flowers or short tips or rows of
moderate size should be worn. With
small face and features huge picture
lats should never be worn. even if the
igure be tall and slight enough to car
~ them.
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FOR SALE.

$50 acres miles out. good one and well
improved. worth 5000; $500 will buy 1t il
taken now.
SO acres high Kaw valley bottom, close
to city, finely improved, $500.
go acres mile from electric line well
improved, IS, 800.
Jninproved 80 acres miles out s.. 500
Highly improved dairy farm of 135 acres
close to Henderson harbor. N. Y, for
Kansas land.
Topeka property and suburban at all
prices.
J. D. MILLER & CO.,
Sixth st. Entrance. COL Kansas ave.
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A Pretty Fan Fashion.

A pretty fashion which has been
started of late is that of wearing cock
AIDES of colored velvet or ribbon, one
on the left side of the corsage rather
nigh up, and the other on the right side
1t the waist line. They are large and
Ire generally of a contrasting color to
hat of the gown with which they are
-orn. Rosettes of burnt orange velvet
axe an exceedingly pretty accompani-
aent to a smart afternoon gown af
rown plisse chiffon.
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C. II. BOWER.

Ind. 95s. 42S Kansas Ave.
Invites you to call and see his fine line
of second hand goods before buying
Has a nice line of STOVES OF ALL,
KINDS, new as well as old.
IRON BEDS of all colors and designs.
nice sideboards.
Good folding bed.
A good invalid chair at bargain
Also a STOVE TRUCK.
Sanitary couches, 3 different kinds
Nice rockers.
Live and let live. is our motto
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Instances this fu1lness extends

some Instances this fullness extends
around the waist both back and front.
The shirt waist illustrated is one of
the latest importations. 1t is daintily
carried out in silk, with a deep yoke eff
feet formed from cut out cloth in a leaf
design. This trimming also makes the
nigh cuff below the very bouffant.
Irooping sleeve puff.
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NEAR WASHBURE COLLEGE.

We are exclusive agents for the lots
on the northeast corner of 18th and West
SITS. They are 1876 feet long. have the sew
er, city water and other cOnvenienccs
new property all about Our price includes
taxes for the current year. They must be
sold at once. Price $500 each. Just put on
the market.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg
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A NEW SHIRT WAIST
MODEL

TIME very much bIoused-at-the-
waist shirt waist is a thing of
the past, and on many of the
new models the fullness hangs over a
high girdle or wide leather belt. In
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wANTED-AGENTs.

SEND for free catalogue of attractive
novelties and household goods; our mys-
tic cloth polishes silverware, jewelry and
glass. Sample Csc Western Supply Co.,
6S11 Paulina ST., Chicago.
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YOU MUST NOT

Overlook this fine. strictly modern s room
residence, fine location. It's going to be
sold at bargain.
MARION Sheldon
115 Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan
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AGENTS-$75 monthly, metal combination
rolling pin, articles combined, lightning
seller, sample free. Forshee Co, B. 954,
Cincinnati, o.
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WANTED-Immediatel general agents
for your own and surrounding territory,
very profitable proposition, experience not
required. Lindon Cereal Coffee Co., Ben
ton Harbor. Mich.
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"A dose in time saves lives" Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; nature
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary dis
eases Ct every sort.
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SPECIALS.

room cottage, high ceilings. well ar
ranged, city and cistern water in sink.
good repair, on pavement, good neighbor-
hood blocks west of Kansas ave. Price
81 $50; $500 down: balance like rent.
Modern home rooms reception hall
and complete bath, furnace heat, hard
wood finish, double doors, gas and cleo
trio light brick walks and shade, IL lots.
near 18th and Tyler. Reduced from 50, go
DAVIS. WELCOME & Co,
D Phones 1925 1U7 w. Sixth.
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HERE'S A BARGAIN.

H. lots, large room house, modern ex-
ept furnace, nice location. Want to sell
fuick SO, $50; easy terms.
MARION Sheldon,
rs Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan.
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WANTED-sALEsNIEN.

WANTED-First class speciality salesman
to sell attractive proposition to general
trade: commission of one man for one
month over $50 Barton-Parker Mfg. Co.
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


Sc>>~~S-~csc~->-~---~~--~ - = -
WANTED-Me3 70 learn ban Der trade:rcW
weeks completes; special Inducements 70
distant applicants; can earn expenses De
fore finishing; graduates make $lZ 10 S1S
weekly; positions waiting. Write for cat
alog. Moler Barber college, St Louis, MO.
WANTED-Everywher hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars. samples
ETC.; no canvaSsing: good pay. sun Al
vertising bureau. Chicago.
WANTED-Blacksmith at 504 Quincy st.
WANTED-At once, couple without chill
dren on farm, man must understand care
of stock; woman must be strong and a
good cook; Swede preferred; $50 month,
room, board and washing. Address L M.
Bard, President Sunrise Ranch Co., Flor
ence, Kan.
WANTED-Bright, experienced young
druggist; must be a pharmacist accept
able under state laws: position to be filed
as buyer and manager of. drugs, Jewelry,
stationery and other lines. Apply at New
Model store, 9Th and Quincy, 10 o'clock
next Monday morning. Ask for Mr..
Worthington, Jones Dry Goods Co.
YOUNG men everywhere cory letters at
home evenings, $3.50 week. Send address,
ed envelope for particulars. Manager,
Dept s. 50, Box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa.
CIRCULARS and sample distributors
wanted everywhere; good pay. Cooper
atiVe Adv Co., N, l. 4s4r
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WANTED-AGENTS.

-~-N~~~~~~><~~N(N-~N-->-|
l FEEL like Il millionaire, writes one agt.
Commission and expenses paid. Farm
ers' Account Book Co, Newton, Ia.
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AGENTS and managers wanted every
where, exclusive territory, lone dollar a
year protects YOU We issue more ACCT
dent and sickness policies than any other
issue the most popular and cheapest in
surance written, new plan, 81 a year pays
for $500 policy, no assessments or dues;
other amounts in proportions; death bene-
fit, weekly indemnity, specific indemnity
for loss of limbs or eyesight, free medical
attendance many other original and pop
ular features issued to either sex with
out regard to nationality, color or occu-
settled, insurance assets 100000, reliable
representa- tives wanted everywhere, good
territory stin open, liberal, permanent
contract to capable agents, previous ex-
perience not necessary. international Co.,
231 Broadway, N. Y.
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oFFTCrAn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-Situation as cook, with daugh-
ter, aged years. Mrs. NJ. X. Hiatt, SOS
Linn St, Topeka, Kan.
WHEN you want T., pire a man or boy.
call up Y. M c. ~ telephone Bill We
his We & list OF men and confidential ret
erences concerning them. 7. M L. A.
Employment Bureau III E. sth St
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EXPERIENCED calendar statesmen for
1895 to carry best combined line calen-
dars and novelties. before public; making
contracts now; only successful men need
apply with full particulars about them
selves, Spotswood Speciality Co., Lexing-
ton. Ky.
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statesmen, local or travelling, to sell
fire proof safes to business men and
farmers. Experience unnecessary, quick
sales, big profits. Alpine Safe Co., Cincin-
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WHEAT farms Thomas Co, Kan. 64O
acres, 5000: easy terms. Clement VIII
son, Colby, Kan.
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AGENTS can sell our Christmas goods in
every home, no cash or experience nee
essary. Write for free outfit. Tiff & c.,
Chicago.
WANTED-Soap crew managers on road,
500. Parker Chemical Co., Chicago.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED 80 acre
fruit and berry farm 61z miles from ST.
Joseph, a choice place; Will exchange for
a hog and stock farm or SELL Price 50. 0O0
encumbered 1850. J. Davis, r. ID. No. /,
Wathena, Kan.
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WANTED-For u. 8. army, able bodied
unmarried men between ages Il and 35;
citizens of United States. of good charac-
ter and temperate habits who can speak.
read and write English. For Information
apply to recruiting officer, 401 kansas
ave-, Topeka. Kan.
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wASTED-FEsfnLE HELP.

WANTED-At once an experienced tailor
esS. n. H Wolff, 429 Kansas ave.
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OUR guaranteed investments pay to s
per cent monthly SIS and upwards: :
highest references and testimonials. In
dustria1 Guarantee Co., 1O45 First National
Bank bldg, Chicago.
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wANTED-sfALE HELP.

WE will make you a present of 800, give
you splendid suit of clothes every 80
you salary of SIS per month and all
travelling expenses to take orders for the
greatest and most reliable portrait house
in the world. All this will be guaranteed.
Address r. D. Martelfi dept ga. Chicago.
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PERSONAL

of our never-failing remedy. Relief quick
and safe. Paris Chemical Co., Milwaukee,
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AN income for the family, dividends that
will please you..s 7O1 Drexel bldg, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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! CIVIL service examinations will be held
! in several places in each state; tnforma-
/ ton and questions used by the govern
ment free. Columbian Correspondence
| collage Washington. D. c.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trustworthy man
ing large mfg. Co. Salary $40 to $50 per
month, paid weekly; expenses advanced.
Address with stamp, J. II. Moore, Topeka,
Kan.
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WANTED-Men everywhere, good pay, to
distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
signs, etc. No canvassing. National Adv
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WANTED-Sewers accustomed to tailor
work. Mrs. Mercer. Crosby Bros.
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ehambermaids, dishwaSher lunch coun-
ter help, hotel clerks, women. $40 month,
board, pass. Capital Emp, 7S5 Kansas av
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WANTED-Men car repair carpenters to
ship south. Cap, Emp, Agcy., 735 K. A.
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TRUSTWORTHY person each district to
superintend business for wholesale
house; $50 paid weekly and expenses; ex-
pense money advanced; position perna-
I:ent;-previouS experience not essential.
Manager, $50 Como bldg, Chicago.
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WANTED-To buy a good big express OF
garden truck wagon with shafts, fol
cash. C. Hohberg. 1221 Monroe ST., N