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EVERYBODY'S WANTS!
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Cash Must Accompany Want Ads—And be in by 12 O'clock to Insure Publication.
For Sale
Real Estate.
We have for sale a fine cottage
and 2 corner lots; the bent location
in the west end on California street;
1 sq. of car line. This property
must be sohl and can be bought for
$1500 on easy terms. This is a
good thing—the lots alone ar«
worth the money—and in the part
of the city where property is grow-
ing fast. CONGER-LAWRENCE
INV'T. CO., 118 W. Grand. 1 5
FOR SALE-—Two nice high lots
on 17th street nenr Walker, cheap.
Joe Hess & Co., 5 N. Robinson. 3 3
Are You a Clerk ?
If so save some of your salary
each month and put it in lots in
Mount Sterling addition, you will
pay for them and never miss it.
The terms are excellent.—W. H.
Axton & Co.. 108J VV. Grand. 3 3
Help
Wanted.
WANTED— Bookkeeper; collec-
tor; solicitors; cook $50; farmhands
and R. R. Laborers; dinning room
girls; chambermaid; house girls.
Guarantee Emp. Bureau, 135£ W.
Grand Avenue. 4-1
WANTED—10 first class news
agents at once. Out of town. Ex-
. change Imp. Bureau, 11(5 North
Broadway. 3 3
WANTED—Position by man and
wife as engineer and cook on thrash-
ing outfit. H.Corner, 308 W.Main.
3-3
WANTED—Lady cook and din-
ing room girl, 123 W. California.
Mrs. Emitt. 2-3
WANTED—Two first-class wait-
resses of good address. Highest
wages and easiest hours for best
girls, no others wanted. Could use
two girls of fmiall experience each
noon giving board in return. Good
chance for girl students. Apply at
The White Raven, 10 a. m. or 3 p.
m. 2 3
WANTED—Agents, ladies or gen-
tlemen; (5 to $10 salary daily, Enq.
within 3 dave, E. Hillard & Co.,
428 W Main. ' 5 tf
WANTED—Agents, men or wo-
men, good pay,, no fake proposition.
Come and see. 313 Security bldg.
1 tf
Wants.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED—To buy a good sec-
ond hand girl's wheel, cheap. Call
or address 14£ S. Bdwy. 2-3
H. A. Holder, experienced engi-
neer of Newalla, O. T., R. F. D. No.
2, wants a position and upon notice
will take first train. 0-6
WANTED—40 roomers at K. C.
Rooming House, 220£ North Broad-
way. 4-12
WANTED—You to buy or sell your
Railroad tickets at No. 7 North
Robinson Street. 9
WANTED—You to know, we put on
buttons, sew up rips. Your clothes
are ready to wear when they leave
French's Unique Dry Cleaning
Works. Phone 91, we call for and
deliver all work. 66-t
For Sale
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE—A two seated spring
wagon and harness, as good as new.
Call at 937 E, 5th. 4-3
FOR SALE—Set double harness,
cheap. Call after 5:30 p. m. 109
east 10th street. 3-3
FOR SALE—Railway ticket to
Chicago. Address "R. R. Ticket,"
care Pointer office. 2-3
FOR SALE—Buggy and harness
$10. Also good milch cow cheap.
Enquire 1G00 west 6th. 2-3
FOR SALE—Two printing offices.
One here and one in Aurora, Mo.
Write Walter H. Loomis, general
delivery. 2-3
FOR SALE—One 20 H. P. elec-
tric moter, one 10 H. P. steam boil-
er, perfect condition; 215 W. Cali.
3-3
Big Wages and Light Work
for your lazy dollars in Mount Ster-
ling addition. Put them to work
today. If you have ten of them
ready to go to work we can start
them in now.—W. H. Axton & Co.,
108£ W. Grand. 3 3
Announcements.
NOTICE—Lots 23 and 24, block
16 on Capitol Hill are off the mar-
ket. T. J. Trosper. 3-3
For Sale
Live-Stock.
FOR SALE
One Durham cow 3 years old, $30.
Barred rock and brown leghorn
chickens, very cheap. Call at 16
E. 11th. Must be sold, leaving
city. 2-3
For Rent
Houses.
For Rent
Rooms.
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
rooms in private family with no
children, 210 East 3rd. 3-3
FOR RENT—Office rooms and
other cool sleeping rooms. 12£ N.
Robinson. 2 3
FOR RENT—One nicely furnish-
ed front room; modern; ground
floor; 118 West Third St. 2-3
FOR RENT -Four room cottage
at Capitol Hill. Phone 1704. 2-3
FOR RENT—Five acres with house
1^ miles from post-office. Enquire
205 N. Broadway. 4 3
We have a few lots left in Mount
Sterling Addition that we are clos-
ing out for $50 cash or $55 time
payments, this is the best cheap
lot proposition in the city.—W. H.
Axton & Co., 108£ Grand. 3-3
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms.
Cool and airy. 19 East 2nd street.
"IVANHOE" best board and 3
more rooms; modern conveniences;
terms reasonable; close in 35 E. 2nd.
7-6
Lost, Found
and Stolen.
LOST—Coat, on N. Robinson or
10th street, with M. W. W. j>iu on
leftlapell. Please return to office
of Joe Hess & Co. at 5 North Rob-
inson and receive reward. 3 3
CHILD
RUN-OVER
FOR Bargains in city lots, farm
lands, everything, see Spivey-Deav-
enport, 17 N. Harvey. "They push."
4-3
A two-year-old child whose
name is un-known was run-
over last night by a buggy
driven by Mrs. Baird on the
corner of Grand and Harvey.
The accident occured about
7 ;30 o'clock when the streets
were thronged with people.
The child was badly bruised
about the head but received
no very serious injuries.
"The sign in the clouds. It
will soon appear/'
The Daily Pointer has the best
aggregation of news 'grabbers' in
the city. We give more real, live
up-to-date home news than any
other two city papers. W  invite
a comparison.
Anadarko
Marshal
In City
R. M. Denney, city mar-
shal of Anadarko, came over
yesterday afternoon and spent
last night in the city attend-
ing the statehood celebration.
He returned home today.
E. (i. Muth an extensive
real estate dealer from Rich-
land, Mo., arrived last night
accompanied by Mrs. Muth
and they expect to remain in
the city for several days.
While here they are guests
at the Grand Avenue.