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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-07

WANTED--A waitress and chambers
maid at the Merrifield Hotel.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22

The Sank Centre schools opened
Monday, and Little Falls girl, Miss
Jessie Burial, is a teacher in the pri-
mary department.-Little Falls Tran
script.
Miss ALA Carpenter entertained a
party of young people at her home
on Tuesday evening. McGinty was
played and delicious refreshments
were served.
Quite a party improved the beautiful
day Wednesday and enjoyed a picnic
at picturesque HOboken creek. The
woods were brilliant in their autumn
dress and made the picnic doubly
pleasant.
A party of four, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Cuterland, E. l.. Paria and ii. b..
Hirst of Minneapolis, arrived here on
Sunday and are enjoying hunting
trip in this part of the country.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Kent Of Chicago,
who have been the guests OF Mrs.
Kent's cousins, Mrs. ID. E. Wilcox
and Mrs. w. /. Henshaw, for the past
three weeks returned to their home on
Monday.
The subject OF Miss Hartwelps lee
turs in the Congregational church on
Friday evening OF this week will be
nThe Open Door in China, and the
Relations of the Boxer Uprising to
the Present War" Admission Tree.
The public are cordially invited,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
News Items
Wheat today l.O3

Wheat today l.O3
The Smart Set magazine will enter
tain you.
Mrs. L. Goodsell went to Melrose on
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Pike went to Mime
apolis on Sunday.
Fred Dimond was Sunday visitor
in Willard.
H. Running of Alexandria, was reg
istered at the Palmer House on Sum
day.
Harriet Wheeler went to Westport
on Friday, returning home on Mon
day.
Don't fail to hear Miss Hartwell
in the Congregational church on
Friday evening.
John Emmel of st. Cloud, was in
the city on Saturday.
Joseph Capser, Jr., is painting the
residence of Mr.. Butler at Willard.
A dancing party was given at the
city hall on Friday evening.
III. F. Alden was Willard visitor
on Sunday afternoon.
Boyd Fuller Of Grey Eagle, came
here on Friday to attend the base ball
dance.
Mrs. ID. Guthmann and daughter,
returned from Chicago on Thursday
last.
Miss Inga Larson returned from q
few weeks visit in Minneapolis, on
Thursday last.
Miss Bessie Parker entertained the
Junior Boo Gang at her home on
Monday evening.
DR.. Percy returned to Chicago on
Monday. He has been visiting his
medical friend DR.. Lewis.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22

Ed. Berg went to Alexandria on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Parker went to Devils
Lake on Thursday.
Mrs. w. P. Rhoda returned to hel
home in Elk River on Friday.
Carpets cleaned at the city laundry.
SC per yard. 22-4t
s. P. Hansen and Henry Reid were
Westport visitors on Sunday.
M. Hanstrum of Starbuck, spent
Sunday in this city with relatives.
Mrs. H. Hansen and daughter, Miss
Nellie, visited relatives at Osakis over
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. M. Casey and children will
leave for their home in Minneapolis,
today.
Mrs. McNulty and grandson, Robert
Schauble, will arrive from St. Cloud
today.
Katherine McNeice spent Saturday
at home, returning to Alexandria on
Sunday.
Mrs. o. Schleusener and son,
Rudolph, returned from st. Paul on
Wednesday.
Milton Guthmann was a st. Cloud
visitor on Monday. He was the guest
OF D. G. Abeles and family.
A good second hand threshing
engine for sale cheap by
James Ingram.
Miss Matthers, Normal Instructor
in the High School, arrived in the
city on Saturday.
Rev. Oehler, the new Congregational
pastor, and his family will arrive in
the city the first part of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Fish came home from
Birch lake on Wednesday, after a
weeks visit with Mrs. J. w. Ward.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give supper this even
ing, Sept. 22nd, in the Congrega-
tional parlors.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
DR.. Niven, Sept. %.
Old papers for sale at this Office.

Old papers for sale at this Office.
GAINESVILLE had a $4,000 fire on
Saturday.
Campaign hats and caps at the
Boston.
Mrs. Mossman of Birch Lake, came
to this city on Wednesday.
wv. Ward of Ward Springs, was
Little Falls visitor on Tuesday.
Nellie Mccormick returned from
Little Falls on Wednesday.
Misses Clara Cosby and ,Schauble
went to Melrose on Sunday.
Send your lace curtains to the City
Steam Laundry. SOC per pair. 22-4t
Mrs. O. Wheeler went to St. Cloud
on Saturday, returning on Monday.
DR.. Claude Lewis made a profess
sional visit to Swanville on Tuesday.
Hon. Henry Keller crme home
from the twin cities the first OF the
week.
The first white frost of the season
was seen Wednesday morning, Sept.
21.
A new hard wood floor is being laid
in the banquet room in the Masonic
hall.
Joseph Capser has some very fine
samples of field corn raised on his
farm.
A dance was given in the city hall
| on Friday night. for the benefit OF
the base ball team.
The chemical engine was called out
on Saturday morning to put out a
small blaze in Hoboken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Atwood OF
Riverside, California, were the guests
of Miss Truman last week.
L. L. Kells went up to Grand Forks
and Cando, N. D., on Sunday and re-
turned on Wednesday morning.
Mankato Commercial College, Man.
kato, is the school for you to attend.
Send for their free catalogue.
Miss Hazel Fuller of Grey Eagle,
was the guest of her cousins, the
Misses Carpenter, over Sunday.
Bertha Caughren left on Tuesday
for Indiana, where she will attend
school during the ensuing year.
Mrs. H. Schaefer who has been
visiting relatives in the northern part
of the state, came home on Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Wilson of Alexandria,
was the guest of Mrs. w. F. Perry on
Saturday, returning home on Sunday.
Rev. Samuel J. Rogers of Mime
apolis will preach in the Congrega-
tional chuch on Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. T. ]. Murphy and daughter,
Honora, returned from BrOwerville on
! Wednesday, and are the guests OF
Mrs. j. H. Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, who have been
the guests of DIR. and Mrs. Lewis, left
for their home in Chicago on Friday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker left for
Beardsley, Mimi, on Wednesday for
a ten days. visit with their daughter,
Mrs. H. s. Trip.
H. E. Tobey, Leslie and Walter Gray
and p. Nelson, drove over to GlenwOod
on Sunday and inspected the fish
hatchery at that place.
Mrs. George Berger was very
pleasantly surprised at the home OF
Mrs. A, Nelson, BY number of
her friends, on Monday afternoon.
On Saturday night Mann & Sons
store at Devils Lake, was robbed of a
quantity of clothing and other goods.
The robbery occurred about IL O'Clock.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
For Sale.

Residence property in south part OF
town. Good house with two lots, big
lawn and garden. City water. En-
quire of l.. r. Barto. If
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
$40 to $50 MADE WEEKLY

WANTED-Good farmer agents to
sell our famous Cream Separators.
Write for particulars. Empire Cream
Separator Co., 240 9TH Ave. So, Min
neapolis, Mimi. s. S-4
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
rs Men Wanted At Once.

The Keller factory wants twenty-five
men. Those applying at once will
have steady work through the winter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
For Sale.

Bowen & Co. have a stock of
general merchandise in good loca-
ton. For information either write or
call at our Office over Hanson &
Emerson drug store.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
For Sale.

My eight room house and lot. Good
location. For terms inquire OF Mrs.
Stuart Taylor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

hfsNoND oF bIhIhS.
Reinhardt and Annie Eager. 1910 North Twen-
c'hsriss and Emma w.lp. 1878 Angelrodt: boy
Jacob and NJ Adler. $50 Page: hoy.
Philip and Mary Bishop. i2s Adelaide: boy.
Cornelius IL. and Maize Buel. 4a.s scanlon
Jacob and Eva Buschman. IiIi North Seventh:
boy.
{. ans F, Bratkowsisi. Ias North Third hoy.
fhiIip and Fannie cenfur!a. l2i5 North Eighth:
:. c. and Rose Detrich. 1862 North Twenty
august and barbara Hummer. a. Blair: boy.
Peter II and Annie keho~. St Louis. Mo-:
Frederick and Louise Mueller 1917 Geyer: boy.
Wallace and Pauline Newell. .ili Virginia.
Sobert and A. Murphy. cs55 South Eighteenth;
walton and Franziska Schaefsr. esse South
jefferson: boy
George and Augusta vogei. 4iss Gravoi.: boy.
George J. and TTllie Blank. 1872 Cherokee:
John 4: and Elizabeth Broker. 1915 shawmut
.c sehn and Belle ErnnOn. il:s North Eight
William and Maggie Green. 1913 Alabama
John and Martha Hasseibroox. 49sa Phillips:
Gus and Josephine Horton. 2oli cri,,enden:
Patrick and Lizzie Hayes. 81, Anseirndt: girl.
Daniel Il. and Ada Irby. iIo4 south Main:
William and Lohna kieckIer. $50 Minnesota:
James and lea Kelsey ga. Beck: girl
Sharies and Mary Leinard. .sei Vermont: girl.
Fred and Maud Woody, 3oie Vine Grove: Girl.
lanes and Kate Rossi. 5s3l Spalding: giri.
John and Lizzie Spenrer. f243 Merannec: g!ri.
John and Katherine Tengler IFS South Elcv-
]. r. and L NJ Threat. ssIl Manchester. r,rl
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
BURIAL PERMITS

oaesesAaoAaSs>aAbsSspsass
i Joseph Yona. 50 years. sIl North Seventh;
Patrick Mcdonald. s. years. zas Clark:
paralysis.
Matte johnson. "a year. .clHs Franklin:
consumption.
Mary Royce. g years. 7os Gratiot: consump-
Harry Smith, 81 years. sol Market: erysrpelas
charlo Chamberlain. years. Emergency
Hospital: consumption.
Eugene Conway. 30 years. City Hospital: en-
sfer!tis.
.MarxaEst Lang. q years. Is South Thirteenth:
, Gaspar Lapresto S years. sos North Eighth:
:. Sophia Wright. 50 years. Baptist Hospital;
Frank c. Reese. 81 year,. SO South Fourth:
Anthony Gallagher. 9, years. City Hospital:
Johanna Breen. 50 years. 27Ic South Seventh:
Al MARY Fun. 70 years. sol chou,eau: heau dis
stella Word. q years. 1881 Morgan: pneu-
j, ii, Bonnet. g. years Baptist sanitarium:
peritonitis.
Mary e. schuettis. 6 years. 1904 South Third:
heart disease.
Rudolph wehrie. n years. 1906 South Broad
.fvay: consumption.
Catherine Busch. 90 years. III Ivanhoe: con-
!; william Paust. :. years. 12ls polIman;
Emily N. westlake. IS years. 1s-5 Texas: con-
sumption. -
,. Piccoia Gest. / year. foot of osceola: inani-
Chester Dams. / year. sI:i South Broadway:
Ora W. LAmburth. L. years. 1:Is Pine:
-typhoid.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETINGS.

,sPECIAIs meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Acrchents'-Iaciede National Bank Of 81. Louis
vii be held at Its banking rooms. Fourth and
owe streets. on Wednesday. October s. 1904.
TO vote. nrst on q proposition. 10 be then sub
rit;ed TO amend the articles Of association -
az 70 provide for t--enty-four directors. instead
Of twenty-five as at present. and. second. for
the election Of two additional directors 10 serve
during the ensuing yec-. Polls open from 10 q
n TO l p. m GEO. Z. HOFFMAN.
Casnief.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = The annual
meeting OF tn. stockholders of the Charles
Sr'cn Real Estate Company for the election OF
thre~ %, directors - serve during the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other buf'-
ness as NAV properly come before the meeting
VII VII be held at the office Of the company. No
..bh. Chestnut street. in tho city OF 81. Louis
MO. On the third day Of October. 1914. at >
O'Clock a m Of said date
FIX GREEN. President
Attest: II. Prcnatr Green Secretary.
So. Louis. No. Sept 2, 1874.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
new CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

:. - ST. LOUIS.
Carolina Development Company; Charlie. A.
PranEe 4s4 shares: W. II. Quernheim. Jr and
u. Strickland. shares each: TO locate de-
vetop and deal in mines and mining properties:
capital stock. full paid. 5000.
fon entering Company: Albert c. Davis and
Jacob kolf. shares each: w. W. Rathbun. 20
shares; to operate general restaurant and TO
liquors. ETC.. capital stock. full paid. s. ooo
MISSOURI.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jeferson City. Mo-, Sept. 2s.-Certincates Of
Incorporation were issied to-day BY Secretary
o. state Sam B. Cook to the following COM
panies:
Ornate Plantation Company of ST. Louis:
Kennsrd. d. U. Burruss. F. ~ Estes and
otherf The purpose Of the company IL to deal In
plantations IN the Republic Of Mexico and to
prpducte.
Texas Ignite Company OF 81, Louis: capital
stock $4,000. Incorporators. J. H. Smitn, r. Z.
Grass. Will r. Allen and others
- The United States Commission Company OF
St Joseph: capital stock, $i0.eoa. IncorporatorS
j. q. Adams. E H. Poe. James Conbsanj
Ozark Ginseng Company of Joplin: capital
stock. 10000 lncorrorators. Clyde c. Buck
ingham. L. E. Lindsay. E n. Lindsay and
capital stock. 5000 incorporaiors' RoSert
0sik J. l. Connaiiy. Il. Otto and otheTs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE public is hereby notified that my wife.
Grace Scott IL not authorized 10 contract any
debt on my credit. and that will not be re-
a. Scott
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-29

WeAAing Risgs lseliA Cold.
1ineet Qualities. p to tN. Nefmod q
Jaccard's. Broadway ard Locust
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LOST AND FOUND.

| s>es~ss>s~~>~~>s~~~~~A
| Cardinal and sioI ADAMS. a large solitaire
diamond brooch: loser transferred from Easion
ave car 20 Grand and then TO i-acieie ave. car
between Gas and 1:is y. IN. Finder will please
rsturn 10 ilol y. Cardinal ave. and receive
liberal reward.
cAAERA-Lrst. camera. Monday morning. on
oliye ct. car. Reward. Dr. Whittier. az I.ocust.
COw-Siray.d from I.ss L1csiuc ST. small dark
red rI.nley COW Reward II returned.
DoG-Losi. nal. FOX terrier: black and white;
StdTe-s on collar. Reward If returned 20 go
WESTMINSTER place
poG-Lest. white setter dog. near Webster
Groves. Return to II. voorhees,. Webster
.,roses AMI receive reward
foCNIb- HARMS ne~ store they ssu
best shoes IN 81 LOUIS for 81. ~. y. Sixth st.
GCTTAR-Los;. at TWcnty--,co,li and DIV.
guitar. Findcr return 20 liotA Tylcr 81
PrRSE-sae gcward-Las, at the Exposition
stoinfs. a small purse. containing an ElSie,
Hotel, '''N''''
Pt'EsE-Lost on "Wednesday afternoon. a;
VOTES Fair grounds. presumably at M.ste-
ing Key. some money and papsr with owners
nam Return 20 57is Olive and receive reward.
RING-Los,: reward will he given for return
Of ring lost IN Nugcn,'s millinery department:
no Questions asked, Nurent's DRY Goods Com
sADDLE-Iost. saddle on CLAYTON ave. s
Louis
oVERCoAT-Lost. oyercoat on suburban
car from Worlds Fair Monday evening. Re-
urban tracks.
rMBEELLA-1.os,. umbrella. IAcl.de ca
! uesiay; gold and pearl handle: initials A. l.
= sa.S Manchester ave. Reward.
. uMbi.EI.LA-Lost.u umbrella Saturday morn
card building
Broadway. seven,h or chss;nut SITS: reward i;
returned to iiss Deluiar.
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- II FL II Nj Is ER -
HELP wANrED-EEua,E
>>oo,oo,.,.SS
| ul...s-.S
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cASIiIE:Rs-Tuo cashiers: worlds FaI
CiiAMBEI: MAIU-Txp.-Ti.rccI es.l,seTI1-,i-i
gu .5.,, :, -. =,
lev It.Tl Ha,el. vsl.s, Pirk. No '''''
TT1MTT.T:SI IIT,s 49, .-;,,.,, ,---.,T,-- -;
t~rinan ave-. '''''''- lily --''' VI
| 81 IIT.I.T.I, /, -----7------
| ~, ,iNNiiE!;M VIE - ENreri.need chamber
Aiarle ah.l Tani.iai, ases '''''''''-" 'O'e
is''it.i-s' "'-i u years II age i.9i
DkMoNsTI;AE ofs-I-afy d.m1n-tri;ars: .ai-
~; ~ I, a MINI L. - Abbott = 80. % Ho.'
~. ..:---e ! = ",.-Iy. manager;
| biNl.'I-i.p'N AMI chamber Eiriss write;
-T7z;S.5. -, :, ga. ,.so.,-
.. = 4.-I %.
.,s pc !: " W.: .ssHEi.-
- -
piSHM hEhs,I"o eo!orei dishwasheTs. =
-, - = ;---------=
, DI.,ii " .,siif.t. - hsn~fisncea. call carly
80. - Is--.-.ll-.i,t - inv
DlSH WAsHi;isS i. Two women :isawasheTs-
T,f.sI.,,= ,.;ITI-TJ -, 81 =, - a
wash iish., I.anrhroom. ziii rison.ss II.
,I;-7I,5,= !, is:-----.---,
iiSit y -N>rf.f ,EAi|rl-hc'i c"tnred girl hs
~ ssn'I am fii.i1. Come pfepsfei
n6lki. Tor plstinS ~oTS- "rn- a Ssson. 5'
TN. 81
Girl, - holm IN tailor nor
GiRi.,ilti 10 help On skirts and coats. APP
Ply -, ol-Ee-
GIRLS .. put Up And label small Packages
~ y. Secort.
Girls 10 lean 10 Nait on table, a ve.k
&:s Franklin aye.
-. Ma-l-lil-,on-
GIRL for restaurant work
i..t 'houi.au ave.
Girls In fIst1ry.
iI2a : Sintb :,
80 .'' ..-.,,L ru'''h Rag ana buiiap
o-- = -..,.-.n -
GIRI-S-Tv enty-fiy- Eirls at once TO work
99at..z !. - I--.at-. 81
GIRLS
IeI-T o-1 :, oflIahy. I0s Ylhe.
GIRLS about y years old Winter & t;eantil
Ems. go. 81 - sixth 50 third fi11r
GIRLS
A. lace curtain Primers. So. Olive
GIRLS
Girls for factory Apriy Is y. First.
-, :
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ao,SH, 10 yssrs to assist In gro
IN; -;
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HELP HANTEn-FENAL
> ssee-s>>~s~>~~>>~>-~s>>
, - 49,
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. Tii;I-Ts-.- - - = -.;;;--.-;= -,
v.th :, ihfee In fariiy: no children i'SS
1;5-.;=--;--.,,.,--
ON. 'sh"ihi--"ood eoiorea housesiri- s'-sh'
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In NJ az sh'ihL-oood housesiri "a" si'sA
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-
III. ' ,skiliii--Giri Tor general hou-eNoik-
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49,, 70. sh,.iki.-"ifi for general housr"o'A
i,z,;..;,.:;I,i- -
al, no. - "iri foT general h9use"O'~-
- = f:.ii9h;
H9I SEI.lEi~'iri 70. general house""fN-
-1sN l-.el.e.-
no, sh',;h.,-"Ii FOR general h"use""'A at
-;-1;-;--I .-------..I ,-z---.--,.
40, sEGiki~Giri FOR S"nersi h"use""rs-
i,5.I.S f-,::i;i ca, 5--.-,.-,f f-,-.-,,o,k
| ~ H. 49,, ~. ."i'' i'f S-"e'A
| G.,5.,;. ,--,.-.--,--.i :.
| hp 49,. ; 20 is IL. Tor s.f"rai
: = ,...,,;,.: -, ,-.-s.
,,i S &1lt,rs ir, In private ian''y' s"'
..-.-si,,.-
III. m. Si,s III, .ffNa'e iai'''S' "o
-T1I- SFs;IRT-1;.TT;3,- ,I-i for general hoaS.-
work. isIe Maple.
HoI SF.iIRT.-liiri for general housework
so.s Paramount ave
| not s 81, $500 H., KIN -o' 'e"'
H T1T=ETdTRi@EI,51epcea xiii for general
housework ..Il Page.
| HoTsEGIRI.-Giri TO do general Homework.
no lsgsag 90 Ss5as5 ;7i for general house.
work ~. >: Eishieen;h
HOIISEGIRL-f;,rI or woman 10 do house
work lyoi n broadway
HOCSEGIRL Girl for general Homework:
HoTTsEGIRI--Girl to assist with general
housework asss Page ave:
WoI-SE;;IRI~i;irI for general housework: no
~aShin. 5s<s Barimer ave.
xorS aiSs Fsirmoun, ave |
-;IGT-SI.,,.I IN 60 ~ .ashIn9- rood
wages ages &c Cali 4sss Maryland is -
|T0I-ST7T:IHi- 1,oIorsI girI Tor general house
N9.s -. -.e-e. - s-,:,--,,.3,E
HoCsEGiRI,.A giIi ior sthr'ai h'us."'"'
good Nss.s- bl2S Morxan 81.
HOT sEGIRL-GirI for general Homework:
three In family. &ess Pas..
UoCSEGIRI-Giri for general hou-ework;
small family: .is. Maryland.
L.
houseyork .Jil a jefferson.
-;Io;-,,-c,1I- 5.,I -, s-,,..,,n,r- No wash |
ing or ircnins. Isi: carr st.
- -. ,..c.i-. ., !
81 h sn,Si 81 n,.si ,i iS give.
- .l9.i.e :. s.;,..a5-t
HOCSEGIRi. - Gin LOT genera
good Maxes: ssy Masnlnse 2.-
HOUSEGiRI-Youngs girl 10 assist IN gen |
eral us,MoTk. ssls pelniaI:
HOUSHGIRI-Competen, girl fer general
Homework at ISL Washington
,,1,-c,-.,,DI Col O. erfraI housswork: |
ro,,5 ,races 100 Iafayet,e ave
-;-5.;;;,; -. t.i g. ge.-aj house- |
~ %, 49,, fIui.yard |
.T-I yo- General house
HouSEGIRll-Gc giri % q o. ZEE genera ''''
work. sriiaM Ianny a.. ~ -a.---
HOUSEGiRI-tiood girl for general mouse
work: two In family. t+.g MaIz s.l9: -
small family: good wages. Aas Page
I;0I-ST,1:IPI-;y,,,ec Girl for general house
~ 800 aar.s 7cs I.astan ave.
-- - 1---.,,-c-,-- M | .
:, ss,nr. rl.od wace<' 500 vernon ave
January: seea S.sse y: -.
HOrSEGiRL- Reliable g,.i t9T ge,,e:ai hoHs-
HorsEGIRI--whiie girl for general house
work: small priyate fanny. ssse HSass :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES efrl TO assist with gen | :
erai Homework: good hone +o5e L.aeadie-
IjOT-SF.f;IRI. : GOOD girl for general house
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SITUATIONS wAxrED-rEMALE.

S,r,.r,o~. ,.o .,-
hShihoNS "ANIED-f FINALE.
CHAMRERMaID-Situat hy eolored lady 10
do chamber work 1914 linden
80
tpph-F1rSt-clase cook wants situation by
-. - ~ - - "e..s s-e--e
oook-Situation by al'-around good cook in
restaufant. city references Ky ~. Republic.
COOK-Situefion nv nea. iaav IN 40 cooLin1
IN n,ira.e sa-,iJy. y.., ~ s.It
I-s. h'pubIic
C0OI; S;.,a,i,, 49, ---,,-,-..o,-. -.i..6 ,.a,,..
as conE a, hoaai a. y.s,,.,,,n, ,b,e go. -.
rserienre Cali ,s6; ,,cas '''' ''l''' S'@
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CoOk-Situation by experienced German girl
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Ho0sekeepers.

HOCSEKEEPER-Mar lady a. ho,xr-
keeper for roofnns- house: must be able 70 give
bond. also references- JH IN. Republic
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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TO LET.

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PORTION OF STORE SITUATED
on corner OF Westminster St. right in
shopring district. Rent according TO
space taken from $50 10 s75 per month.
Address w w. H.. News Office.
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SPOTS

appearing before the eyes when reading
are a sure indication OF strain upon those
members The remedy-the only perma-
nent remedy--is 10 remove the cause. The
cause is ''Hyperopia." with which three
fourths Of the people are afflicted. The
"Hyperopia" must be neutralized with
proper glasses. thus removing the cause
and allowing nature chance. which she
readily accepts. to effect speedy cure
OF the symptoms. This defect is the most
difficult TO correct OF all eye faults and
only one thoroughly skilled and working
upon systematic methods is able to find
the total amount OF the error. which Is
absolutely necessary IL permanent relief
Is 70 be hoped for.
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FOR sAI.E-A aFAMILY HOUSE IN
one OF the most desirable locations OF ti,S -
eeityi Will be sold on easy terms. lsAA"
IL. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE - FINE wASHlNGi,,v.s,,, ~,
faTk homes; beautiful 20 look at heaienSa a,S
20 nVe In; air that cant be spoiiSa % ~
TaSy terms for home makers. ASAA~
IL. GOFF CO.
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FOR SALE AT A REASONABLE
price. Must be sold now. Address Box
C-10l, News office.
LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE
cheap. IS rooms. Address Box CLOS,
News office.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE THAT IS
doing a good business. feeding over 300
a day Rent sib n month; $500 secures
this place in a New England city. Ad-
dress Box H-l2o, News Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-28

NATIONAL LOAN CO.. s6s wrsI-
minister street. A. Burke a M. B~ss. pro-
prietors Jeweler sdd Opii-
clan. Money TO loan on watches. Clocks.
Jewelry. Diamonds. Clothing or any per-
sonsl property. Reasonable rates. Bust
ness strictly confidential
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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FOR sALE-AT sCITUATE. ON CEN
trail Pike. mill site, with IS acres land
plenty OF water; 30 horse power waterfall (;
l6-inch iron wheel; acres OF woodland
situated one-half mile from Danielson
cars q. L. a. ~. j. GROSS. Managers
of Estates. Union Trust Bldg.
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THE ALLEN. II GREENE STREET.
Providence, X. T., much improved: thor
oughly renovated; few rooms vacant; ta-
BILE boarders solicited. NJ. A. Ball, Prop.
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z aEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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