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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
SEEKING SAFETY
Question Of InterlOcking Crossings
Brought Up by Railway and
Warehouse Board.
CONFERS WITH TRACTION MEN
Each Grade Crossing in State to Be
Separately Considered as Soon
as Possible.

Chicago. Sept. 9--!The state rail-
road and warehouse commission has
determined TO compel the steam and
electric roads to protect their grade
crossings in the country and in the
cities and villages. and 10 prevent the
construction OF such crossings in the
future.
This decision was reached yester-
day after a conference between Com
missioneTs Neville and French and
representatives of nearly every steam
railway in the state and of several of
the more important electric roads. In
order to carry out their purpose il maH'
become necessary for the committee
to appeal 10 the courts in q test case.
and also to petition the legislature to
amend the law with view of giving it
more power of control over grade
crossings.
The plan of campaign is complete
and will materialize Oct. 6. when an
other meeting will be held with a view
of receiving suggestions from the rail
road representatives. F. G. Ewald, en-
ing a complete list of all grade cross
ings in the state, and will present the
list to the commission with his rec
concentrations.
Commission Accepts Plan.
The railroad representatives have
requested that each grade crossing be
taken up and dealt with on its own
merits, and this will be done. The en-
gineer will signify TO the commission
what crossings are capable of being
protected by the installation of inter-
locking plants and what are not.
Where interlOclling plants are impossi-
bic recommendations will be made
with a view of compelling the installa-
ton of other safety devices, the best
that conditions will permit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
GOES TOTHE COAST
Senator Fairbanks to Duplicate
RooseveIt's Campaign Tour
ofFour Years Ago.
DETAILS BEING ARRANGED
Utah Democrats Take Stand Against
Political Dictation of Mormon
Church.

Chicago, Sept. "a few hours af-
ter the arrival of National Chairman
George B. Cortelyou at western repub-
lican headquarters, the announcement
was made that Senator Charles W.
Fairbanks would duplicate the cross
country trip made by Roosevelt in
1900. when he was the vice presiden-
tial candidate.
From Wilkesbarre. Pa. where he
opens the Pennsylvania state cam
paign Sept. 21, Senator Fairbanks will
come through Chicago, on TO st. Paul
and then to the northern Pacific
coast, down to San Francisco. and
back through Colorado or Nebraska
The national committee expects to
have him in Omaha by Oct. u. and af-
ter that date TO use him in the states
Of the middle west for the remainder
of the campaign.
Plans Rear Platform Talks.
A special train will d4rry the candi-
date, with two other speakers, on the
transcontinental trip. which is sched-
didate is to be worked hard by the
committee, and his itinerary, when it
has been completed, will include stops
of five-minute speeches at all the
towns along the line of the Northern
Pacific. Southern Pacific, and Union
Pacific railroads.
Mr.. Fairbanks also will talk from
the rear platform wherever a crowd
can be gathered. When he needs a
breathing spell the two other speakers
will relieve him. Congressman Taw-
ney, chairman of the speakers bureau,
has not decided who will accompany
the candidate.
The nominee is expected to reach
Chicago from his eastern trip, now in
progress, by Sept. %.
Wyoming Democrats Nominate.
Cheyenne. WyO, Sept. 9.-The dem
Ocratic state convention at Rock
Springs yesterday placed IN nomina-
ton the strongest state and congress
siOnal tickets ever presented TO the
people of Wyoming by the democracy.
The nominations are: T. S. Taliafer-
TO. Rock Springs, for congress; ex-
Gov. and eX-COngressman John +. Os-
borne. Rawlins. for governor; Chief
Justice S. T. Corn, Cheyenne. for SUI
preme justice; H. c. Alger. Sheridan.
for state treasurer; J. G. Hamm,
Evanston, state chairman.
Leading republicans admit the dem
Ocrats have selected men who arc dam
gerous to republican success in No
vember.
Democrats Oppose MormOnism.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 9.-The
democratic state convention yesterday
nominated James H. Moyle, of Salt
Lake. for governor and Judge c. w.
Powers for congressman. and adopted
a platform which reflects the recent
renewal of the charges of church in
reference in Utah politics and the re
organization of the anti-church party
denying the right of any power to die
tate political nominations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
CAPT. KING ON MILITIA DUTY
Has Been Ordered to Work With Mi
litia of Wisconsin.

Washington, Sept. at the request
Of the governor of Wisconsin, Capt.
Charles King, L. s. A, retired, has
been ordered to report to- the governor
IT Madison for duty with the organ
lzc:l militia OF Wisconsin for period
Of four year..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
FOOD INSPECTOR ASSAULTED
Endangered by Women Patrons OF
Shortweight Bread Dealer.

81. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 9.-When
Dairy and Food Inspector Mccall at
tempted to cOnfiscate a load OF short
weight loaves Of bread at the store of
man of the name Of Davies he was
set upon by 80 Jewish -wCmen. Al
though they had been fieeced by Da-
vies by loaves that were ounces under
weight, the women threatened Mccall
with violence until the police rescued
him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
CUBANS EXCEL WITH SWORD
Olympic Amateur Fencing Contests
Ends With Islanders Winners.

St. Louis, Mo, Sept. 9.-The Olym-
pic amateur fencing championships
ended yesterday. D. E. Diaz. of Ha-
wanna. Cuba, won the saber contest.
The single stick contest was won by
A V. z. Post OF New York. Cuba
carried of the honOrs of competition
with IL points.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
RUSSIAN JEWS AGAIN ATTACKED
Reports Current in ST. Petersburg Tell
of Serious Outbreak.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. 9.-Persistent
reports are in circulation of serious
anti-Jewish disturbances in several OF
the governments OF southwest Rus
sia. but up TO this hour no particulars
are OhtainabIe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
FILES REFERENDUM PETITION
League Submits at Springfield List
Said to Be Signed by 13o,852.

Springfield, Ill, Sept. 9.-The Refer
endum league petition for direct pri-
maries, the referendum, and home rule
in taxation, was filed in the office of
the secretary of state yesterday after
noon. 1t contains 130,S52 signatures.
The petition was brought by a party
of %, including Emil W. Ritter. pres
ident of the league; Maurice F. Doty.
secretary; p. c. McArdie, James p.
Cadman. Allen II. Smith and Larned
d. Meacham.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
DEDICATENEW MASONIC HOME
illinois Branch of Order Holds Cere-
mony at Sullivan.

Sullivan, H.. Sept. 9.-The Illinois
Masonic Home, located at this place,
was dedicated yesterday. MasOns
from all parts of the state were in at
tendance. The home is two and one
half miles east of here. The exercises
were conducted by w. b. Wright of
Efingham, grand master. The home
is a three-story modern brick struc-
ture, located on a 264-acre farm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
Hoo Hoo,s Elect Officers.

St Louis, Mo. Sept. 9.-Among the
officers elected by the Osirian CIoister,
the highest degree of the Hoo Hoos,
were: High Priest of Osiris. y. A.
GlaGding, of Indianapolis, Ind; High
Priest Of Ra, William Stephenson, Of
St. Paul, Mimi; High Priest of Scd,
J. l.. Lane, Of East st. Louis, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
TRAIN RUNS AWAY
DOWN STEEP GRADE
Freight PIunges Over $50 Foot EN-
bankment at Horseshoe Curve,
Pennsylvania.

Altoona. Pa, Sept. 9-After a race
of seven miles down the mountain
from the Gallitzin tunnel to the Horse
shoe Curve. a runaway Pennsylvania
coal train. "a cars, last night shot over
$50 foot embankment. killing two
trainmen and injuring six others. The
dead are William Boardman, engineer;
F. ToOhey. brakeman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
MANEUVERs BROUGHT TO END
Compliments for Commanders and
Troops in Mimic Warfare.

Gainesville, Sept. 9-Gen Corbin
brought the maneuvers in the mimic
war 10 a close at 9 O'Clock this morn
ing. The maneuvering on both sides
was pronounced of the highest order.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
PREPARING TO COMMENCE WORK
Panama Canal Commission Places Or
der for Material for Work.

Washington. D. G, Sept. 3. - The
Panama canal commission has called
for proposals for II steam shovels for
canal construction. and directed the
purchase OF a large quantity OF dyna-
mite and powder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
Sells Plants of Ship Yard Trust.

New York, Sept 9.-Receiver James
Smith, Jry Of the ship yard trust. as
special master yesterday sold the real
and per sDnal property of the Crescent
ShiDbuilding company for sl50.O00 and
the Moore plant for $205 900. Tho
Sheldon shipyard trust reorganization
! committee bought both plants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
Earthquake Shock Felt.

San Diego, Cal, Sept. "a distinct
earthquake shock was felt here yes
terday lasting several seconds. II was
followed by snghted and briefer dis
turbances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
NATIONAL PLUMBERS MEETING
They Elect Officers for the Year With
David Craig as President.

St. Louis. Mo. Sept. 9.-The nation
al plumbers yesterday elected the fol
lowing officers: President, David
Craig. of Boston; vice president,
Charles J. Boyd. of Chicago; treasurer.
w. L. Goodman. of Chicago. The pres
ident appointed Daniel Shannon of
Boston, as secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
Hermann Gets Decision.

St Louis, SEPT. 9.-"Kid" Hermann,
cf Chicago last night received the
decision over Lev Curley, OF Philadel-
phia. who was substituted for Johnny
Regan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
COUNTY TREASURY
ROBBED OF $4,000
Armed Men Secure Large Sum-
Lock Official in the
safe.

Pomeroy, Ohio, Sept. 9.-Two armed
men today entered the office of County
Treasurer Chase and robbed the safe
of $4,000. Chase was locked in the
vault from which he was released by
his wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09

handled every detail of the vast or
ganization. The work is too much foT
one man. and he is now almost broken
down under the strain.
II is known that the emperor per-
sOnally is one of Kuropatkin's strong
supporters. and it is thought the gen
eral will in all probability retain chief
command OF the two armies. kuropat-
kin. however. has been seriously crit
icised by some of the emperOr's close
military advisers. and il is possible
that he eventually may be superseded.
Little News From the Front.
There is little information from the
front \ dispatch from Mukden bear
ing Thursdays date repeats the story
of bad roads. which have hampered
the transports. and intimates that
there is an interesting movement To-
ward Telling but the nature of this
movement is not disclosed.
II is understood that the emperor 5
inspection of the Baltic fleet at Cron.
stadt is the last he will make and that
the feet when il leaves Libau will pro
ceed to the far east.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
Report of Russian Outrage.

Toxic, Sept "a private telegram
says a small Russian expedition from
Kamchatka visited Senshu island
north or Hokaido and in the absence
of the men killed tha~women and chill
dren and burned the houses. Official
confirmation is lacking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-09-09
Like CiNm Mar BnttIen.

Berlin, Sept "a Lokal Anzeiger
dispatch timed at 11:40 a. m. today
SAYS the evacuation of Mukden is now
in progress. The Japanese have not
vet crossed the river Hun. a few miles
south of Mukden.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
BURIAL PERMITS.

SS>S>~~>>><S~~->~~~~~~--~~->~
Emma Eoehr. = yeas. - South Seventh:
cssger s1ohl. 42 years. 22.o South Third: &c
Thomas Eroaddu-. 50 years, Marine HOSPITAL:
ka,e Mecartg. q yca.s. Il.5 Eiu's Terrace:
Mar WALKER. as years. 1sas Wash: ura.n,a
DoEothe1 Icke-n. ~ :ears, .2li John. paraly-
=, cIarcnee Mooro. = years. IN Washington:
F. L. P9we-s. Is yrar,. rs North Eleventh:
Lucy Nay cashn:an. g 5ea--. -, Viz.
pslia Mcknight, !, ysars. - South Second;
Elizabeth Marker. Is years, 4s Bro..way:
John, Ka5emmerer. 10 years. so35 Florl.sant:
u, Il E. T!en,ann. = years. i::o DO4.er: con-
s;ephea Marln. 70 years. 25Is South Th.r-
Abraham NJ. uellrnan. 5s years. us mcri,er-
>. Richard D. lancaster. IS years. 57i1 Ven
?. B. Pitraaf. s. years. s41s Locust. usph,4,,,
Maggie McDonCush. - years. P0orhouse: on
julius Loerle. = years. P,orhouse: heart dl.
Marie Alice scoaelt. = years. a12 North Gar
James A. Curly. G. years. Emergency H-.-
pital; hernorrhaSc
George Feuerstein. 4 yeas-. 10 Spruce: oIa
Mary {. Blrhold. 81 years. e2ia Wells: clabe-
Joseph Ringe, s5 years. go South Twelfth;
Louisa Krutich. u years. 2i9 Miller: puer-
peral fever.
Mary 4. Andrew. CO years. siI5 wisconsin;
s:s{srtek voelEel. &c years. l5:s Mcnarl;
Msry Mullln, &c years. 1ns Nc:ta Fifteenth:
Mar Elleard. 3 years. 5s55 oll Manchester:
Mary Doiand. c. years 2s5s Matai,,: p,eu-
Charles Waltz, g years. rs Alien: aoc.-
Carey Dodson. L Years. 3512 Bell: airhthc-la.
., Margaret Mueller. years, 2sop SenIp!e. diph-
Helen Eetz. Il years Ias-ons Hospital: alb
>, Cara Rg4Elmai.i. year. III North TWEEN
inEitis. ~
IfrUadwsE; rnarasraus
,,,Iyy Harry W AlsIngye-. year. Sis North
Bertha zctHer. year. ::3I LHmr: ma7as-
Norma KlinlllauE. years. .22-l I.einp. Group.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
NEW CORPORATIONS.


Frank o. Haley a,,I Edwin / Hrr.iiS' st -.
Louis. and James - HusEes. ptarsa. Citr.
kas. Los, sha.Cz each: g. y. Chandler ia
shares; willard l.. Winner. G.GHp Shares *
Kansas city. No, ana Kansas CITY. kas re-
srcctiveiy: u Do r0ar5Ii inv stn.nt and
realty business: capital 81 *. fun paid Si3ryl
ASSIGNMENT
4 r. Mager Manufac turing COMPANY. n 81
Partnership, composed OF Ad0lph T Mayer and
Herman Eackwitzc. by Aiu.ph T Mayer 10
Alfred $. Gentry .lT.. assignee f1r creditors:
all property viz. machinery. fixtures and ar-
paratus: also stock. cabinets. cupboard. tsbie,
chairs. raw material. accounts etc vaiuG
si.137.CJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

49,
ASsiGNEE'S Sale-NUtIcc IS herab,; ciyen
that in pursuance OF IN order of the Circuit
Court; City Of 81. Louis. made November .iri'
Of tho GaHney ,yit:i:ied and Pccssct ErisE
Company. the undersigned win. On '''l'-
"Eb.-SsDAA. III <lSI DAY OF DECEN-
st !: O'clock n. At the east front Go,r {. III.
sour. sell. a: public yenauo. 10 The T.Ei'as,
bidder, for, cash In hard. tho Following de-
brickyard on the Columhia Bottom road
;ust north ot Prospect LIN, Icing the follow
REAL ESTATE AND MACHINERY. Ere.
THEREON.
IA frag' E ei ]2f1 cii9 d !? T. L f, S1rEST .. l' g
r Ming six 90 acres. having a right angular
width from north 70 south of four hundred HUy,
and sixty fGeG t".t, bounded south L,. a In.
slXty Cey feet north Of aftd parallel u the soutH
hundred and sNtr GyD f"ac north az IN. s.,;ItT
I'm ot the Virgins tract. measured At rish,
ton road. ati vest Iy a lin. located 3- i'm,
snSies to the 7onth En-" q II" Virgins tract.
kin, with grates AMI doors: dryer. with lot
OF pipes and uine tracks; is dyer cars more
or i.-s; transfer gil~; factory h;i.d:rc
s'X"u: } IL pf ! ri! u il.e piics. !.rrD ieet.
more or less: Frcy-SnE"Ckirr brick machine;
! Frey h"ciiaf CUTOFF and delivery table;
r, r. Elty-i,:inei+F sci I.- MI: $chclhorn d.
Erat9r mt ia l.s'ti5n; J hhrochtE scha,lhora
breakuf MT ia position columbia div ,,re.i
brick machine: r'.,amre5. crit-.ltf ua,hine and
tab.e: Chambers :,rinl mani n.: / IL II I'm
fixturrs soNS5 r,ltn,ier i,-ln,.b ,f@e l7fa' W.
gallon st.ll tank and connection. . wlrs -.aa.-
iow5' 900 buzz fire brick; lct - r.riES.
feet long to clay hams. -.t-iu'i elevator and
screen. J miAar. Jos - cog wa"als spsu-kc's.
nltugs. IN tie office ~ said company: ! sar,:
iettcT pc ana iaii". : !" i-inp f".. . t!at-top
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
DYING. CLEANING. REPAIRING.
SEWING MACHINES.

LACE cuItdias. cleaned aal rusrleL AZ roa-
snnahic p.iccs: send postal CT cal. IJ-j y.
Spring.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17

and S5li~ct'T@ Gone I'ros., l.7g Isas,"n '''''
NA<'FL,,- Recruits for tie L. : HaFtu.
Cc.I.&: :r .a-u u-disd unmarried r.cu SeSVs-a
q ir,l r.: good character; must srsak. READ
ana we. English: MARINES ~ sea o!I
TrAn-c.-ws- in ell parts y! the world. On lsrG
In our island Possessions. and At na-al stations
IN L'u!,.d States. Apply Recruiting Office, Pos:
,fsra nld- Eighth and Olive SIS. -: Louis,
FcJerli building Kansas City. No: Corby
buIi.ri; 81. Joseph, 3io. and go Church s.,
Nashville Tern.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice At special meeting:
OF n. Board OF Directors OF the Common
wealth Trust Company. held December 10. 1915
x was resolved tha, IN addition to the reg
C!aT Quarterly dividend OF three Gcia peg
share heretofore declared payable December 81!
ls'i an extra dividend o. iwtlv. dollars PEI
share be and - hereby declared cut os tho rl.t
earning. K the company FOR i9A. payable -
the stockholders q record at the close Of bu=.-
nHss I,'cefnosr u. :Si Transfer books ciCso
saturday, december l.. 1904.
TOM EANDnLPII Presii.r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
i acilin SIS and 1oiiermaksr:

Filst--.sss nouuriGa insrnsa.s's aud i-,.Icr
MAKER, ue,r -aEcd go i..s..l tive work.,
ttrs;- ;-c.4ss iay. no fee >aa-Gcl. Apply I0pm
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
1IISNOlK III.


7
jefferson city. No. Dec Is.--Co-t.ficates o.
incorporatiou were issued today by Secretary
of STATE Sam y. Cook 70 tie following COM
panic:
pEntN Mgl!,snc Company 81 Springfield: cap
itRi stock sl"i."". ln."rlJTatvTs- :. l. Ti.zrl-
t9a. Thomas L. CiLsen. l. y. Meier and
\ rs!as!i!a I'ark Realty esaaany of $. Louis;
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
LIsEs AND BEDDING SALE.

s.-.g E.".r...r..- rlatr'. o. - Cs.r1-l s. .
S..H-.a-. ls-zs.--e- &C.. -i..-s--; -. g-lt g., --
Bui.dinr formerly used N.IItGH-
t'ou Office ON tine :EOrIt''> t'btr
..ruunti-. ip:,'y iS 4. II. ~ room.
Room :i:; Frisco IiuiItiu=.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


st LOUIS CLUB ANNUAL ELECTION
4 he annual meeting o. thr =. I.nEi. club fcr
~" e'ectGn II president first. second and third
stce PRESIDENTS. 10 sc--- during the ensuing
year and t-o members OF the Boar! ct Cow
eTAofa. % serve fo- three years. AMI for tho
Transaction Of sr-h other business as NAV
nroperly come hcfo-, the meeting all to held
az TIE ot.ee 81 the CluS. s5s3 Lin!eii 11uie
va SaFG. 81 Louis. No. on the i5:h day cf De-
ceI. ocE. iSi at a n.
DAVID II. FRANCIS. President.
A;tef. LrvIs = TCEn. Secretary.
= louI.. No. December : i.yt
IHE annual meeting ot the stockholders o:
lse islCaard lian!CG Millinery Company. FOR t7a
e.ec'toil Of otacers AID the transaction OF 81. Il
.theF 2Gs.ness as may be properly brouEh: be-
t.re tEe meeting will b. held at the Office .:
II. c5nJ any. Twelfth street and Washing on
-. 1894 at a n.
RICHARD HANUoN. President.
E!"ard c. McIrath. Secretary and Treasurer.
TIE annual meeting OF the stockholders OK
Iae .Le. .charts-t cle9e National Bank q ::
LOUIS. FER the ce,t!Cn OF tTerty-foUr G!rectols.
70 serve during the ensuing year. will be held 4,
- hanHirs-Iconls Fourth and olive streets.
January - 1895. Polls open from u n n. 20
! p IN. GEO. z. HOFFMAN. Cashier
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17

ALL l.r.-- He.-Iz-s E=a.s a-1 sr1pl's-;
co. --a.t- tc 90. t-ee g &C. C.---.t
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17

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a. a.-s bamboo -ta'-> .-t -s .-- az al la7fH
~ '-.E"-- -r-- --lr- -... = -- Cd bargain. =.
Ma" Ia-Ea .ssfsuE. t-..T a. tr.-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
TOR sALE MIscE.IAxEors.

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/ AfL l-r..- v,s.--a-. U=..s a-1 supplies:
I 60 -15..- e. 80. t-ss . &C. C--c-.t
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- 81. L.. s-l q sass-: -7lss. IN 5i-T;
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OIL Il'.so.a. st4rl.-. --.i family. nc b.
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FINE .aT7lss. sweet f-.-:.ss. - 6a. n: us
/ Tone Grove .,T'
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=. nr--s--gl.-. il.- 81 Sur -
go 20 r..s--.z ,.-aa.r- g. g. a. cI--.. -
gloves. a. ta.gr'4a aHa i'a- chester.
r..a7.s..r T.r Ssa4 Ia. -'-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-17
SITUATIONS wANrEp-rEMALE.

.--~---->-~--.>>~~~>>-~>>
C0ok-si;uation by LADY as cook IN private
nosrGinE- house li6. ;. Thirteenth 81
COoK-Situat:cn BY competeE, cook in pIi-
vate family; waces not less than s. week. call
convent. Twcnty-second an! Morgan.
DFIMoNSTRAToR-B first-cass lady dem
onstreto-. position 70 ;rareL Ko IS. Renunlir.
Observation-Disclosures c0iorei glrl yarI:,
hons.work and god wages. 2s36 Adams.
HOCsEWORK- Situation by neat colore,l clrl
- do house"crK. Cal! or address. H. Morgan.
HoUSDGIRL-si;uatiyn by experienced house
siri: IS years o,a: good reference. ilIa I'ior!s-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. younE co'5red
lady 70 do housework or cooking in small Fam
ily. Ko G.. Hepublic
HQ,UsEW,9[RK-situation to assist IN housc-
references. 10 Pc. Republic.
HoUSEwORK - situation hy expert, =, "d
hSnses.ri in @ kosniial or a, as nurse in family:
Ho1-sEGIRL :: Honest. industrious German
rrl wants to d? general housewori. IN honor
able family. Addree- Eosi 1T-' : Twalf'h.
USEKEEPff:-I.tIy desire. position -
hgusekceper. call or address iioa 5. Thrte"ntn.
IIOUSEWOEK-S:lt tIat!On by neat C,lored cir!
!" DO general hous"E,,ork. SO :. Tw"nty-se,ond
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 lo laundry work.
80 t,-tllIa., ! -
I.AI-NDEESS-C Cclorei Iaurdress wants w0F..
first tfrc" d"ys ia week I'ls Vista.
T.AI'<DEi;SS- aundr".s want. washin- -
80 t.,if4e MI 3 VIZ! '''''7' - w.! -''e'
sl'1lt'
i.AT-NIl!E&:- situation bv ifrst-a't-s .-r}ore.i
'aunIrcsS t, bring washirg homo; c.stern water.
2H2' I.'u-t.
IAI IEUHE~S-~ituGtiJu ~ frs;-"lass laul-
ir.s-: call Or w.!t". MAJ. henderson. -si-
N"rsan. r"aT.
GI-f,p:E; WORK Position 10y ,uu::; lady .:
/. of,igs vo-h: experience am Ttlc.en-gs: nod
crate Nagcs. kp ~ Republic.
STENoGRAPIIi:H- Situation By experienced
llI- s-rIs5-Tdua"r: moderate salary. law ciilCs
lr-, isT-aI. Nc -. Republic.
'rp -al-n ,llargo rf ropurS-li"use IN lIsrsc
fr- r,a;a and sTIal! wages, Is married. .lG--.
I>H ~ Hcpuhlir-
WpEK-i 'yuIain. highly oiuca;ei and 81
ov. ,.l l-.llrlau desires writing s;-yaG-
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PARTNERS WANTED

PARTNER 10 bakery an gs-'s..u. bushes
We. S'.." 60 invest. business established p
experienced ,aterc-. who VIII attend tu rrGrI
f.. tr'.r-. partner wSUiol T. t-..s ,4Ir - LIS.
;.-s- end. ilp -. Republic.