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'Has Just Passed Both Houses
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0JIIN3 ISSUE OP B0SD3.
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L,yoU,Sugr and Tea Taxed.
Lnctoti. June U.-The war rev
,,hirh has Just passed both
l. nrovides that the act shall
vet on tn amw i .
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U8 Ol."ri " 1Dt '
Lowing is an abstract of the
ij on all beer. laser beer.
ter and other similar fermented
brewed or manuiuiureu
stored In warehouse or re
i. consumption or sale, for
i.tKlHa nnt mnPA that.
barrel coniaiowa '
,n and at a un "J
luantity or fractlortal parts of a
with a dlsconut of 7 per cent
.ales by collectors to brewers of
mp provided lor me imynicni
tax. ...
Idltlonal proviso was aaaea, as
hv the conference: "That the
mal tax Imposed In this section
rmented liquors stored in ware-
to which a stamp had been a?-
U8 be assessed ana .collected
Lanner now provided by law for
(lection of taxes noi oaia oy
following special
effective July 1,
taxes,
were
to be-agreed
kers employing a capital not ex
brokers. 150; pawnbrokers, 120;
Irclal brokers, 20; custom house
110; proprietors oi ineaiers,
Us and concert halls, In cities of
Shan 25.000 population, $100; clr-
1100; all other public exhibitions
twi lor moDf nut ciiuiiii men
10; bowling alleys and billiard
$5 for each alley or table.
leu of the tax now imposed by
tax of 12 cents per pound upon
Lacco and snun, However p re-
manufactured, sold or removed
insumptlon or sale; upon cigars
garettes manufactured and sold,
noved for consumption or sale,
llowlng taxes, to be paid by the
facturer; 13.60 per thousand on
weighing more than three
tper thousand; $1 per thousand
ri weighing not more than three
per thousand; $3.60 per thou-
ln cigarettes weighing more than
pounds per thousand, and $1.60
kousand on cigarettes weighing
lore than three pounds per thou-
There is a compromise proviso
trd to the taxation of the stock
i), which exempts less than 1.000
i of manufactured tobacco and
cigars or cigarettes.
Icn In leaf tobacco, whose actual
lo not exceed 50,000 pounds each,
hose whose annual sales exceed
ind not 100,000 pounds, $12, and If
knnual sales exceed 100,000 ppunds.
Ealers In other tobacco whose an
ales exceed 60,000 pounds, $12.
selling their own product at the
of. manuiacture are exempted
this tax. Manufacturers of to-
whose annual sales do not ex-
LO.OOO, (6. Manufacturers whose
exceed 50,000 and not 100,000
i $12. Manufacturers whose
exceed 100,000 pounds, $21.
Facturers of cigars whose
1 sales do not exceed
cigars, $6. Manufacturers whos-t
(exceed 100.000 and not 200,000 cl-
112. Manufacturers whose sales
200,000 cigars, $24.
lions 7 and S provide for the Is
of tax stamps and penalties fof
una. bectlon 16 exempts govern -state,
county and municipal bonds
the operation of Ihe law, and also
ck and bonds Issued by co-oper-
bullding and loan associations
capital stock does not exceed
and building and loan assocla-
or companies that make loans
their shareholders,
debentures or certificates of
dness by any association, com-
of corporation on each" hundred
of face value or fraction there-
ents, or on each original issue.
r on organization or certificates
by any such association, com-
r corporation on each $100 of face
or fraction thereof, 6 cents; and
sales or agreements to sell or
irandum of sales, or deliveries or
era of shares or certificates, of
on each $100 of face value or
2 cents. In case of sale, where
fldence of transfer is shown only
books of the company, the stamu
be placed upon such books, and
the change of ownership Is by
r certificate, the stamp shall be
upon the certificate; and In cases
agreement to sell, or where the
fer Is by delivery of the cert I H-
Msigned In blank, there shall be
and delivered by the seller to the
a bill or memorandum of such
to which the stamp shall be affixed.
In each sale or agreement to sell
iroducts of merchandise at any ax
le, board of trad or other aim-
lace, either for present or future
ry, for each $100 In value of said
r agreement of sale or agreement
l. 1 cent, and for each additional
r fractional part thereof In excess
K. 1 cent.
check, draft or certificate of
H not drawing Interest, or order
payment of any sum of money
ft UDOn Or iMIiail tlV anv Kanl.
company or any person or oer-
companles or corporations t cent
l of exchange (Inland), draft. r.
pe of deposit drawing Interest, or
or me payment of any sum of
y otherwise than at aHa-ht rr n.
d. or any promissory note except
notes, Issued for circulation mnA
cn renewal of the same for a sum
pceedlni lioo. I
fnai urn or fractional part there
icesa or 1108. 1 rants.
1 of exchange rfnmhnit or
Hit. If dr.. IfiartW m st slitiwa sia
hbi wa as awiu HVBj
fdl&ff lioo. 4 cents, aad for each
r iiaetkmal part thnnet la ex
cfcandlse to b- -- --vd to any IWvlga
fort or plaet f cents,
: It is uuuie tue uu.y of every railroad
ot steamboat company, carrlsc. ex
press company or corporation or par
son whoa occupation la to act .a such,
to Issue to the shipper or consignor a
MU of lading, manifest or other evi
dence of receipt and forwarding . for
each shipment received, whether In bulk
or in boxes, bales, packages, bundles,1
on not so Inclosed or Included: and there
la to be attached and canceled to each
of said bills of ladtng, etc, a stamp of
the value of 1 cent; provided, that but
one bill of lading shall bo required on
bundles or packages of newspapers
when enclosed In ono general bundle at
the time of shipment Penalty. $50.
A tax of 1 cent Is Imposed for every
telephone message for over which IS
cents is charged. 1 Any telegraphic mes
sage, 1 cent.
Indemnifying bends, SO cents.
Certificates of profits of any associa
tion and on all transfers thereof, on
each $100 of face value, 2 cents.
Certificate of damage or otherwise is
sued by any port warden or marine
surveyor, 25 cents. Certificate of any
other description, 10 cents. Charter
party, if the registered tonnage of the
vessel does not exceed 300 tons, $3.
Exceeding 300 tons and not exceeding
600 tons, $5. Exceeding 600 tons, $iu.
Contract, brokers' note or memorandum
of sale of any goods or merchandise,
stocks, bonds, exchange, notes of hand,
real estate or property of any descrip
tion issued by brokers or persons acting
as such, for each note or memorandum
of sale, 10 cents. Conveyance or deed
for real estate In which the considera
tion exceeds $100 and does not exceed
$500, 60 cents, and for each additional
$500, 0 cents.
Entry of any goods at any custom
house not exceeding $100 in vaue, 25
cents; exceeding $100, and not exceed
ing $500 in value, 60 cents; exceeding
$500 in value, $1. Entry for the with
drawal of goods from customs bonded
warehouse, 60 cents.
On each life Insurance policy for $100,
10 cents on the amount insured. Poli
cies on the Industrial or weekly plan.
40 per cent of the amount of the first
weekly premium Is charged. Fraternal
beneficiary societies and orders, farm
ers' purely local co-operative compan
ies, employes' relief associations oper
ated on the lodge system or local co
operative plan, organised and con
ducted solely by the members thereof
for the exclusive benefit of its mem
bers, and not for profit, are exempted.
Insurance (marine. Inland, fire)
Each policy, one-half of 1 per cent on
each dollar. Co-operative and mutual
companies are exempted.
Other forms of insurance are also
taxed, as well as leases, custom house
manifests, ship clearances, mortgages,
passage tickets to foreign ports, proxies
in corporation elections, power of attor
ney (except pension papers), protests
and warehouse receipts, etc.
Medicinal proprietary articles and
preparations: Upon every packet, box,
bottle, pot or phial, or other Inclosure
containing any pills, powders, tinctures,
troches or loxenges, syrups, cordials,
bitters, anodynes, tonics, plasters,
liniments, salves, ointments, pastes,
drops, waters except natural spring
waters and carbonated natural spring
waters), essences, spirits, oils and all
medicinal preparations or compositions,
whatsoever, made and sold, or removed
for sale by any person Wherein the per
son making or preparing the same has,
or claims to have, any private formula
or any exclusive right, where such
packet, etc., does not exceed, at the
retail price, 5. cents, one-eighth of 1
cent tax; when the retail price Is be
tween 6 and 10 cents, one-fourth of 1
, cent; between 10 and 15 cents, three
j eighths of a cent; between 15 and 23
I cents, five-eighths of 1 cent, and for
I each addltlonol 25 cents in value, five-
eighths of 1 cent tax.
Perfumery and cosmetics anj othfr
similar articles used as application!! to
the hair, mouth or skin or otherwlsa
used, where the packet, box, bottle,
etc., does not exceed the retail price of
6 cents, one-eighth o.? 1 cent tax; when
the price Is between 6 and 10 cents,
one-quarter of 1 cent; between 10 and
15 cents, three-eighths of 1 cent; be
tween 15 and 25 cents, five-eighths of 1
cent; each additional 25 cents It: value,
five-eighths of 1 cent tax. Clewing
gum, each package of not more than
$1 retail value, 4 cents, and for each
additional dollar, 4 cents.
Sparkling or other, wines, when bot
tled for sule, upon each bottle con
taining one pint or less, 1 cent; more
than one pint, 2 cents.
Every person, firm, corporation or
company carrying on or doing busi
ness of refining petroleum or refining
sugar, or owning or controlling any
pipe line for transporting oil or other
products whose gross annual receipts
exceed $250,000, Is made subject to pay
annually a specific excise tax equiva
lent to one-quarter of 1 per cent on the'
gross amount of all receipts In excess
of that sum. A stamp tax of 1 cent Is
to be collected on every seat sold in a
palace or parlor car, and on every berth
sold In a sleeping car.
A graded tax or Inheritances and leg
acies exceeding $10,000 s -provided,
wherein nearest relatives 'mUM pay 75
cents on every $100, while strangers In
blood and corporate bodies who inherit
must pay $5 on every $100. ,
The secretary of the treasury is au
thorised to borrow on the credit of the
United States, from time to time, as
the proceeds may be required to defray
expenditures authorised on account of
the existing war (such proceeds when
received to be used only for the pur
pose of meeting such war expenditures
the sum of $400,000,000 or so much there
of as may be necessary, and to prepare
and issue therefor coupon or registered
bends of the United States In denomi
nations of $20 or some multiple of that
um, redeemable in coin at the pleas
ure of the United States after ten years
from the dale of their issue, and pay
able 20 years from such date and bear
ing Interest payable quarterly In coin at
the rate of S per cent per anum.
The secretary of the treasury is au
thorised arid directed to coin Into stand
ard silver dollars as rapidly as the pub
lic. Interest require, to an amount, how.
ever, of not less than $1,600,000 each
month, all of the silver bullion now In
the treasury.. ; ,
persons engaged In making, packing
or repacking mixed flour onau pay
Are Making Vigorous War on the
. - . - Spanish Soldiers,
A THOUSAND SPAHIAEDS KILLED
The Insurgents Have. Captured Five
Important Poult tons and Are Drlv
Inn the Spanish Into Manila Dewey
Will Not Permit Insurgents to Cap
ture the Capital.
Hong Kong. June 7. The British
gunboat Swift, which has just arrived
from Manila, reports that the Insur
gents have cut the railways outside the
town and advanced to within four miles
of the city. A Spanish regiment mu
tinied and shot its officers. Fighting
between the Insurgents and the Spanish
troops Is frequent. The Americans, it
Is reported at Manila, assist the Insur
gents with boats and machine guns.
The Swift repeats a rumor that the In
surgents had captured and tortured a
number of priests. The British resi
dents, at the time the Swift left, still
remained in Manila, but the foreign
ers were taking refuge on the foreign
shipping.
The Spanish outposts have been
driven in all along the line simul
taneously and with great slaughter. It
Is said that over a thousand have been
killed. There has been fierce hand to
hand fighting for 70 hours, despite the
typhoon which Is raging. The violent
winds and torrents of rain render the
rifles of the Spanish troops unavail
ing. The natives easily win at every
step with their slashing knives.
The Insurgents raided a railway sta
tion ten miles to the north of Manila
and killed three priests and an officer.
There has also been a pitched battle
with Spanish posts south of Manila,
near Cavlte, the result being that the
Insurgents retired. The Spanish casual
ties were 160,
At Manila the work of constructing
defenses goes on, and there are sand
bag breastworks In all directions. The
Americans are always using their
searchlights, but they never Interfere
with the work on the defenses. The
Spaniards believe that the Americans
are short of ammunition.
Meanwhile the Insurgents are steadily
advancing along the coast, supported
by the United States gunboat Petrel,
and are driving the Spaniards' Into
Manila. They have captured five im
portant positions nine miles from the
olty.
The Spaniards hold the whole PasiK
river, which falls into the bay Imme
diately below the town of Manila, to
the lagoon. The two sections of the
Insurgent forces signal their move
ments with fire balloons.
To the northward the rising Is gen
eral, and the Spanish are few. The
railway has ben cut In several, places,
and the English overseers have been
warned off.
To the southward there has been
fierce fighting on the Zapote river, be
tween Bacoor and Las I'lnaa. The big
gest battle of the present campaign
was fought last Tuesday May 31.
The insurgents attacked on the left
branch of the Zapote, waded across
amW a typhoon, stormed the liank
for several miles along and carried
the Spanish trenches with knives.
On Wednesday they tried the right
right branch of the Zapote, hut failed
The Spaniards employed artillery all
day, but no casualties are reported.
Chief Agulnaldo, In the course of an
Interview, said that the insurgents are
eager to rush upon Manila forthwith,
but that Admiral lewey refuses t
allow "hordes of pasflionatu semi
savages to storm a civilized metropo
lis." Admiral Dewey Intends to await
the arrival of the American troops.
In the meantime the insurgents have
been forbidden to cross the Malote
river, seven miles south of Manllu,
otherwise the Petrel will be stationed
there to bombard them.
Many natives will try to secure the
large reward the government has of
fered for the capture of the insurgent
chief Auginuido, dead or alive. Al
ready several of the insurgent officers
have been assassinated.
MORE CANNONADING.
Probably SpanUli Fleet llrlvlnir Off
lllMlirKOIltH.
Port au Prince, June 7. Advices from
Santiago do Cuba say that yesterday
morning about 7:45 a lively cannonade
was heard In the direction of Agua
dores. It Increased in Intensity on both
sides, and toward 8 o'clock became vio
lent. At 8:30 It was still verv furious.
No further details have been received,
but It Is believed that the Spanish ships
anchored In the bay of Santiago held
the insurgents In check when the latter
were attacking the town.
It la said here, but tho source of in
formation is doubtful, that a United
States troopship debarked troops under
the protection of the fire of the Ameri
can squadron.
News has been received from Mole St.
Nicholas that a naval combat took
place Sunday off Jean Rabel, between
Port de Palx and the Mole. Three
Spanish warshlos and four American
were engaged. After a brief but lively
contest the American retired. This
news lacks confirmation.
Not Yet Couflrmpd.
Kingston, Jamaica, June 7. Whether
the American fleet sank a Spanish tor
pedo boat destroyer on Friday night
off Santiago has not been absolutely
confirmed. At 10 o'clock Friday night
the cruiser New Orleans discovered
w hat appeared to be a torpedo boat de
stroyer close to the shore, and signalled
the flagship New York that It was evl
dent a night torpedo attack was to be
made. Both the New York and New
Orleans opened Are, and their shells
burst around the dark object. Finally
a 13 Inch shell from the Massachusetts
waa fired and exploded, and the search
lights of tho vessels were turned on the
pot where the supposed destroyer had
been sighted,, but not a traoe of the
boat could bo found, and It was be
lieved aboard tho New York that she
had been sunk..
Camara'a Fleet Itetnrna to Cadla.
Gibraltar, June-T. It la reported here
1 Cents. ' If Hrawn In aota' i.i . k. of 111 ner annum,
a mm . . aywwi -
F Or mora! Vn .v.n, Mil W.W - . .... . - .k. 1lnaa a tl
rh v. . " " in aaaiuuu u - - uiDraiiar, Juno T. it la reported nere
KrL m BOi MMd ,10C ot 4 cenU "r barr61 ' lev,ed UPD '",t tht tho Spanish fleet commanded by
Zh tVtoJ"!???' e. " mixed flour.' . ' v Admiral Camara has returned to Cadis
of tin 1 w ra,juunai part in ex-. There a nail do levieu, cohcvi
J of lading or receipt (other
.'f for any goods or
aa4
after completing tho series of man-
. Betes BMiMf aiteaw
Before the wedding she's the one
- Who bates to tot tbe people sae
That she has aay love for him
Bhe's prone to hold aloof, while ho
Is free to let the fact be known
That he is hers aod she his own.
But after they are man aod wife
Tls she that waala the world to kaow
That she Is his and he is hers .
And that they love each other ae.
While he is aU unwilling, then.
To show his love to other men.
Chicago Dally Newa.
Absolutely BtlftUls.
Into Mamma And you. permitted
that Dick Dashlctgh to kiss you?
fair Daughter I couldn't help it.
mamma.
Mamma Why didn't you run away
or scream?
Daughter Why. you see, he bad both
anna around tue unit bud my uioutU
covered. Town Topics.
Had Ko Other to Tars,
Sabbath-School Teacher Why, Peter
Murphy I Fighting again? l)idnotlnt
Sunday's lesson touch that when
you are struck on one check to turn the
other to the striker?
Petey Murphy-rYes'iu; but he belted
me on de nose, an' 1 only got one
Puck.
Ko Reaemblance.
"For my part, 1 can't see why people
refer to money as 'dough.' Tbe fellow
who Invented that bit of slung must
bare been a fool."
"Why?" .
"If you have iver bandied dough you
must know that it sticks to the hands."
Chicago Daily .News.
False Report.
Wallace Funny how women give up
tbelr piano playing nnd singing as soon
as they get married.
Ferry But they dont. That Is just
a canard started by some woman to en
courage matrimony, Cluclnnutl En
quirer.
The Fatal Power of Bcaatjr.
"Poor Mrs. Flipp is dead. Her beauty
killed her."
"Her beauty? I didn't know "
"Oh, yes; she died from blood poison
ing brought on by the use of complex
ion lotions and hair dye." Philadel
phia Bulletin. '
Net Always Effective.
"God tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb, yon know," said tbe condoling
friend.
"Perhaps so," sold the victim of fate;
"but you never see a lamb anxious to be
shorn again." Puck.
Rot Lob Knouiih for That. .
TourUit Do we stop here long enough
for luncheon?
Brakeman We do, unless you insist
on eating a whole sandwich. Harlem
Life.
II Little Joke.
"Alt wisdom censers ubout me.
For there'd he you can't deny
No men of letters without me!"
And tho alphabet winked lis I.
Chicago Tribune.
A PLOT HKVKAI.fcn.
Mrs, Oreen Now I'm poing (o fell
you something, Ktliel. Do you know
tliut last night, at your party, your sis
ter promised to marry me? 1 hope
you'll forgive me for tuking her away!
Kthel Forgive you, .Mr. tireeu! Of
course I will. Why, flint's what the
party waa for! Loudon Punch.
So Had.
When ho sat down beside her
The color left her cheeks.
And, ohl upon his coat sleeve
It lingered there fur weeks!
Y. EvenlnK Journal.
After the Honeymoon.
Mrs. Crimsonbcak if money talks, I
never heard it.
Mr. Crimsonbeak N'o; no one would
be able to hear it if you were around.
Yonkers Statesman,
Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.
Scrofula is tho most obstinate of blood
trouble, and is often the result of nn
inherited taint in tho blood. S, S. S.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
every trace of the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
My son, Charlie, was afflicted from Infancy
with Scrofula, and h suffered so that It was
Impossible to dress him
for three year. Uls
head and body were a
mass of sores, and his
eyeslimt also became
affected. No treatment
was Spared that we
thought would rallera
him. but ha crew wonutU
until his condition wasifv;
Indeed pitiable. 1 nadSXj
almost despaired of lilsT,''
rv.-r neina ourau, when
liy i he advice of a friend
w mve him S. S. 8.
(Swlffi Sneolflak.
elded Improvement was the result, and after
he had takou a dnsan buttles, no one who knew
of 11 former dreadful condition would have
rccoicnlied him, All the sores on bis body
ham healed, his skin Is perfectly elear ana
smooth, aad ha has been restored to perfect
health. . Mas. 8.8. MBT.
60 Kim St., Haeon, Ua.
For 'real blood troubles it is a waste
of time to eipeot a oure from the doc
tors. Blood diseases are beyond their
skill. Swift's fifcj" .
S.S;SBlood
readhosan OseMajleA 'east Which
bherrtn4ias hare no iffect upon. It
is ns . omy enoou. romeay fesranteca
purely ire-oUble, and contains no pot
asa, mercury, or oiner mineral.
WHY? ;
. "tsabiaBeel bold cbntbi lanMama
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Xiulee Is herehy Rtvun tlu.t t hve purHiase.L
the lolliitviiiK imin.Kl ivrtli lesm uie e oii1h lev
S..I.-OI AllM-r. ith-Kri ll( ,K.t".,,s ,re emu
Honed liul, to lueUtlle with lb,! K,ii, .
1 lliresliliijr timehi,e, i, bMfh ,' -g,,,, , v
harrow, leiiltlvmur. 1 horse ar a ..ii.mIl' !
tlllH. -1 butter 'hums. SftUaKvun'er. ,
le, tlour eliest. win, khtov,. fc.i
Isrd, ton l,, a ,.u.(4v enns. vlt, v, r , urrel
w.Hl dies , -,'u vudst-mnM, I elmk, k I telle u
clnilrs. hedsleud. iMiivuu, ',,, IkOs. i'rVi
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Klondyke-Yukon-Alaska
International Exploration
and Investment Company,
CAPITAL STOOK, . . $1,000,000,000.
SIf A .'AW O.YA' DOLL A 11 KA ( U
Kfl.l. I'Alll ANII NONASSKSSAIIl.K.
(ieneral Ollucs ; 5, 7, ! & U Broaihvuy, New York.
( ouifiiinl ( 'iijiHnf StruriK
Ltinr 1'rojilM.' .'
'nn- llmth rt (?o,l (,, ii,,
(Iriutcrt Xittiihrr
Your llmiteil means, when joined with nth.
"re for you nil the inlvaiitiiKei.
Krrc amount of eaiital eouiuialliU when in
vented uniler our lo-npi-rati vi- plan
IT COSTS N0TRING
to end for our proieetu. and aeiiuaint vour
elI with the voiiiliiueil ndvantau-m wo orter.
The ennrmoii, profit, to lie derived from thii
ilevelopinent ,,f Alaska Knld henriim properties
is nut one of tliu many fealurei. we etui offer
yon. u invest ami tiiaku mouuy lor you
wherever money ean ho maiie.
Let your few dollarn lie tliu niielviiH of a. com
liiK lorlunu.
The Grealcst Amount of Benefits -the Minimum Amount of Risks.
1 irM"",'11' n"y'"""-y '" " w ' ffr you portmii.y to do a Ktmt
. ' j.r. nave you lalleil lo hhVc iiiiiI lily untile a urplii?
" J 'l.r ny miiKiiiKau iiivct t In our nt.iek. Our bIiiiti'.
per snore, and are ,old ,n Intn of 5 nhare, anil ui,vanl,.
proper cllrcelii.n, will nluny, prove lienelieial.
Tl he-
are sold at par, at jS.IKi
A ipiiek cli'i'liiiin, a wise move lu tin-
Start the new v.arrii.l,t I,,- n....
plus mney- hundred dollars, lift,- dollars, twenty, ten or even live ,l.,llar-at ', to the
Co. nnd ree.ve l.y return mall your shares of ,t;x k. Ilef-re l,.K you mav Hull that whi'e von
have lahored on and toll your money has heen maki.,K money fnr vou'.and while you l,a,e
"""" "' i.or.n voieo your nine lllul lahor.to other promisiliK vemilies,
r,'i.-eo nn ,uu neneiits anil nave enjoyeil sui'eess.
Send your money l.y eheek, inoliey order, expri"-s money order. ,r registered letter t..
International Exploration and liivestnient, Co.,
l A'. 1 I I!. 1 V
.V . I , ,1 1 fall I 11 .1 . .11
have
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iiroiidWiiv, .M'W i oi k
Rcspoiinible nsentH wanteil in evor.v city nml town.
k, -. V.
RENOGRAPHY
ConUUcepniT, etc . thnr- iTYcffi Jj ' ;S
, ougbly tauBl;t I)Y MAIL, f JfYl ,t .
a of teachlne elves uitu;,l :fY i ! 8 a f,.?
of business including I f III) A
Insurance Trunsporta fn B lfVVA.I V' .
aafil or personally. Our systerj
r dally experience in every branch i
Bunking, Mercbucdlstug. Commission,
tlon, etc Preparatory Department for hai'kwonl stmlents V.
trail) for Wructuul work and ulwoys secure situations for wnathy
graduates of our Musiness and Sbortbaud Courses. .Students
tutor any clay No vacations Expenses moderate Ton t throw nwav tlrre nml rrotifv t
.......n w in,, , . m iiuios worn i. win eosi you less lo ailenu tbe II KS T V. alivavi ti l,
.luiuu.-r in niwm ins no nave ien inconiM'tent tencners In ulsk'ust
tell us that six months bert is tiiustl to a yeur m uuy olbcr school.
SucUt;uui;luol'.i.u
REWARD
JsW a Telegruph operator whicl
to any ono for first Information of n vacant posltloa
for a tlook keeper. Stenographer. Tcncbcr. Clerk cr
thlch we successfully fill. Iluslncss bouses supplied witi
competent assistants without chnrpe. Refer to prominent patrons in every part of the world
The next best thin? to attendlne the MOST CELKHKATF.D ItUSINKSS SCIUXJI. In Ami r'ei
who uw ii.niiui,iui, i nAiu. .i you aro unempioyeo unu wttitnir to study,
send ten two-cent stamps for five easy lessons In shorthand. Ileautlful Catalogue free
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