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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04

In accordance with the spirit Of the Demo
cratic formula. "the more laborers the more
votes" Tammany Is about to increase the
number OF men employed on public works in
New York city. But as the appropriations
are limited wages have been reduced in order
to furnish employment for more men. The
two thousand laborers now under pay don't
like this much. They say they were induced
TO vote the Democratic ticket last fall by
promises Of plenty of work and by assurances
that the hard times wers solely attributable
to the Republican party. They are very mad
now because they have been lied to, and will
not be likely to rally at the poles with any
great enthusiasm next fall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04

SPOTTED Tail appears to be an observing
sort OF man. In one Of the conferences a.
Washington he remarked that he should pre-
fer not to sign the treaty until he had seen
the presents that are TO be given to his tribe.
In the course of negotiations during many
years, he had noticed that'presents invariably
grew very small before they reached the IT,
dans, and he was anxious to guard against
the shrinkage. He made no charges against
any one; very likely the atmosphere had
something to do with it. The Secretary as
sured him that the gifts would be put in the
hands of his best friends, but the chief was
inclined to think that they would be little
safer in his own. His experience with best
friends had not been calculated to promote
the growth of confidence,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04

THE Republicans of Ohio have fine pros
pect for victory before them. They are rid
of the third term bug-bear, their platform is
excellent, and in their candidate for governor
they have man equal at least 10 the old me-
gatherium-tamer whom the Democrats will
nominate. The people of Ohio are tired OF
Democratic misrule, and are ready TO turn to
the Republican party once more.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04

THE national debt statement for May Is
encouraging, showing a decrease of over
million dollars. There has Leen an increase
OF ten millions in five per cents, and of four
millions in the debt bearing no interest.
caused by the large issue of certificates of
deposit. For Offset there is a reduction of
half million in six per cents paid off, and of
twelve millions in debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity, of two millions in ac-
crued interest, and Of half million in cash
on hand. The gold on hand amounts 10
twenty-five millions, an increase of seven
millions during the month. The currency
balance has increased three millions. The
legal tenders have been diminished one mil
lion, and tie fractional currency 100000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04
ERMs $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

session, or in both, then the whole subject
to be pressed in The most imposing manner
on the Administration and before the next
Congress, and Cuban bonds will be enhanced
on proportion as the plan is successfully
operated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
NOTICE.

TTyHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Proprietors OF
Il Maine Wharf will be held at the office OF q: A.
Thomas, Al Exchange Street, MONDAY, June 1tn,
at O'Clock p M for the choice of Officers, and the
transaction of such other busidess may legally
come before them.
GEORGE A. THOMAS, Clerk:
Portland May 81 1875. my31deod4t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04

The Republicans of Maine are invited to send del
gates to State Convention to be held in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-04
kLOTHING.

We see that the
Press IL Wilin tu take
part of the kOmands
off our maker tu ad-
vertize the KlOthing
bizness which we
thik liz very wicked
for the Press tn do.
Az we have no desire
tu stOOp tu such such
seackerlage, we just
simply sa that we
have the best, largest
and cheepist stock Of
Klothing tu be found
in Maine. We. sci
Scoch suits for $500,
$500, $500, $1O.-
90, $1,000, $500
or any other dollars
WI want.
We sell good over
halls and jumpers for
so cents, and we
think we kan get you
two pare for one sent
if wa want uEll. L tel
you AIN that we sci
all kinds Off KlOthin
cheep, and very much
cheeper than parfys
who have to use tine
commandments tz sci
their goods. We hav
WOOsted suits all tIle
way from $500 tu
$50. 90. TreCN suits
for $500, and all
kind Of suits claeeEs.
GentlemenS' Fur
7aislling Goods all
kinds and prices. and
don't yOH forget it.
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 4, 1875
Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Maine are invited to send dele
gates to a State Convention to be held in
CITY HALL, PORTLAND.
Tuesday, } June Il 1S75,nt 4 o'c'k A. M,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Governor, and transacting any other business that
may properly come before this convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows:-
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled to
one delegate and one additional for every IS votes
cast the Republican candidate for Governor In 1874.
fraction of 40 votes additional to the full number
for delegate, Is also entitled to a delegate.
Delegates are authorized to fill vacancies only with
actual residents Of the county to which the town
belongs.
The State Committee will be in session at 10 o'clock
on the morning of the Convention for the reception
Of credentials,
JAMES G. BLAINE, Kennebec Chairman.
WILLIAM P. FRYE, AndrOscoggn.
HENRY o. PERRY, Ar0ostoOk.
STANLEY T. PULLEN Cumberland.
A. HI. 5. DAVIS, Franklin.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS, Hancock.
j. III. H. UEwETT, Knox.
S. S. MARBLE, Lincoln.
ENoCH FOSTER, JR., OXFORD.
JOSEPH w. PORTER, Penobseot.
T.. A. THOMPSON, PiscataQuis.
f. d. SEwALL, Sagadahoc.
S. j. WALTON, Somerset.
FRED ATWOOD, Waldo
NELSON S. ALLAN, Washington.
2. A. SMITH, Secretary.
May 4, 1875
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Would inform her friends and former patrons, that
she has returned from New York. and taken the
Rooms formerly occupied by Miss Newton, at No.
563 1-2 Congress 81, where she will be happy to
meet hem and receive orders for work ior the pre-
sent season. my1deod1m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07
Personal.

The Lexington (Ky.l Press notices
the arrival in that city of DR.. r. W..
Allen, of Dallas, Texas, with his bride.
4. 7. Mailman, Esq, of Plano, was
among the guests who slipped ice tea
at the san Jacinto, yesterday.
Mr. J. NJ. Peacock, of the Austin
Statesman, arrived in the city yester-
day, en- route home from II bridal tour.
He paid TnE HERALD the compliment
of social call, and received the con-
gratulations ofhis brother quill drivers,
who wish him n long lie of unalloyed
bliss and happiness.
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targalDtd for tie property, md leIli
promising to call next day and clOse
the trade. Next day lie visited the
residence Of another gentleman (about
dinner time, whore he gave lIio namo
OF Iiouser, and toll substantially the
same story rs at Captain Ilammonds,
After going through the same pro-
gr0mme, he departed, and has not
been seen since, Itmay be that this
IL cunning way the scamp has OF pro-
curing his board, but the more reason
able supposition Is that he is reconnoit-
crlng around the premises for the pur-
pose Of making nocturnal raid. Cit
izens should be on their guard aud II
they sleep with open doors these sui.
try nights, they should see that n well
loaded navy-siX or double-barrclec
shotgun Hes within easy reach.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07

~ trndeih 0arcIly nre very perceplible,
and The prospects are most cheering
Tor season Of uninterrupted prospcrl-
ty from this time on.
Dave McComas was arrested IN
Sherman, yesterday, on caplas Issued
10y the grand jury ofthis county. Sheriff
Burkley dispatched Deputy Harry Far
mer to escort him TO this city.
"A colored brother named Boyd was
fined twenty dollars by Justice Bur
ford, yesterday, for having assaulted
one Of the sisters OF his congregation
with cane,
The gentle manipulators Of other
mems stock again prOwleth through
the land. This time 1t was Mr.. James
A. Crawford who lost .his horse
and he don't know where to find him.
The devil was on the war path yes
terdny, and raised small breeze al
the corner of Market aud Main streets
by slapping n country cousin in the
face, His Honor will give him the
deal to-day.
Stepping into the Office Of Leigh 4
Carnes, general insurance agents, the
reporter was shown their very line lis
Of stannch and reliable fire companies
They represent the most substantial
companies, at liberal rates.
1t Is stated, but with what degre,
of truth the reporter is unable to say
that the unfortunate men who died $,
suddenly Thursday afternoon, Mt tin
Commercial restaurant, were over
heated, aud drank freely of Ice water
thus producing congestion aud subsc
quent death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07
A &nre Remedy.

The Turco-Amorlcan Oxygenated Napor
Baths are warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
ana medicinal efficiency, They will accom-
plish more in one month in the positive re-
lief and permanent cure of chronic diseases
than the great mineral springs of Germany,
California or Arkansas can effect in one
year, and at less than one one'twen ieth the
cost. In all durable cases OF the following
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, viz: Chronic rheuma-
tism, rheumatic govt, artlcular rheumatism,
dyspepsia in all conditions, neuralgia, nerv-
Gus debility, scrofula, all diseases OF the skin,
kidneys and bladder, liver complaint, female
weakness mo matter of how long standng)
syphilis in all its stages, spinal disease, pro
lopsus utori, Some cases will require mag
netlsm in connection with the Vapor Baths
Advice in regard to diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. ! haye cured ca
ses of rheumatism and neuralgia of twelve
years standing In one hour, also chills and
fever. l will give S25 to any person that will
produce Il case of the above named diseases
that | can not cure, where the patient re-
tains sufficient vitality for healthful recu-
peralion, The baths should be taken once
week for general health, and as prevent
alive of feyers, cholera and other contag ious
diseases. They will cure the rash or break
ing eut caused by the heat. Persons taking
the bnths will not suffer as much from the
intensity Of summer heat as by opening the
pores 1t carries of through the perspiration
much morbid matter from the blood, thus
freeing the system OF Internal COMPOSITIONS
Rooms at residence on Wood street, west
of cotton compress. A proper Gsgiataut is
employed 10 attend gentlemen in the bath
room nom 8 A. NJ. until lOP. NJ. Ladies' viii
receive special attention. Come and see me.
Gold or tepid shower baths can he had
without the Vapor Baths, If desired. Shower
bath, 80 cents; vapor bath, 81; twelve baths
for $40.
The apparatus used was invented and pat
entedby DR.. II. II. Roberts, the greatest ply
stefan of the age, who now located in New
Orleans. MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
jydlm Magnetic FhYsOiGn.
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TIM DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASSOCIA.
TON.
Grand state Tournament and AgricuI.
tural Exposition, August IIth, 1875.

rhe most brilliant display of Gallant
knights ever seen In the State, and mounted
ON the most splendid collection of Blooded
Horses ever before exhibited In Texas, The
Frizes to DO competed for are the most vain
able ever offered in this country on such oe-
casions. An unsurpassed exhibition of thor.
ough'bred and trotting hors.s--double and
single harness, and saddle horses. the best
display of horsemanshlp by ladies and pen !.
tlemen. Premiums will be given for the best
display of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton. and
all other agricultural products. Also for the
best span of mules used exclusively for farm.
Ing purposes. There will BIO magnificent
band In attendance. The Dallas Blood stool,
Association Will spare no pains In admits.
tering to the wants of their guests ON This
occasion, and confidently expect that n vii,
DO tho largest gathering OF the peon,e va,
Witnessed In North Texas. ~
There VIII be presented to the host dr,uo,
company In Dallas. u magnificent silk fng
I" WADE W. b, MILLER,
Secretary. pres,dan,
Julygl.dSwiolaapg
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Exports.

By the Texas and Pacific, seven car
loads, or 2,45O bushels, of wheat were
shipped yesterday to st. Louis, and
one car load of flour to Shreveport
by the Texas Central, there was ship
pod, on Thursday, -four car loads of
wheat to 81. Louis, and two car loads
OF Hour southwark. by the same road,
yesterday, there was shipped two car
loads Of wheat to 81. Louis aud Ave l.,
New Orleans, making a total for the
TWO days of eleven car loads, or 3, $40
bushels. Two car loads OF flour were
also shipped southwark yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07

THE HERALD was yesterday present
cd by Mr.. Il. B. Long, who lives about
seven miles east OF this city, with one
Of the largest aud finest cotton stalks
yet brought to this Office for rxhlbi-
ton, this season 1t Is over four feet
high, has sixty-odd bolls, n number of
which are opened, besides innumera-
BILE blooms and squares. Mr.. Long
represents this stalk rs fair average
Of his entire crop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07
Phoenix Wills,

Captain Alfred Bradley, for years
manager of the Star Planning Mill, OF
Nsw Orleans, and one of Louisiana's
most gallant officers during ''the late
nnpleasantness," has recently been
Installed As master OF ceremonies in
the planning mill department of the
Phoenix Mills. With such men as
Bradley, Hager and Myers Us heads of
Their respective departments, Tng
HERALD hopes friend Grove will have
alittle time to look after other mat
ters which he has of necessity neglect
ed lately.
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San Eye for nm Eve ("

lfyour eyes are failing you, there is
no one article that will do ms much to
supply the deficiency, or so truly give
you ian eye for an eye" ~ the Dia-
mond Spectacles, which are clear, bril-
liant, and manufactured from the very
best crystal pebbles with the greatest
possible care and skill. For sale by
j. M. Dram, Main street.
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District Court Monday.
oh! the horrible dust
--fe tourney on the 18th.
And yet the wheat pours into thl,
market.
The intelligent critic ottar consult
his spelling book.
--Watermelons are accumulatinv
and another soirec will soon be In
order. .l.l
"Eureka." Well, II You haven't
found II, you can by walking down
Elm street.
Can our exchanges give ia the
whereabouts Of "Texas Joe.p Dallas
monrneth for his presence.
This presenting the first boil. etc
u getting little monotonous. Some
body presentu us with bale.
Are the citizens OF Dallas county
taking the necessary steps for a county
fair this FAllG Ifnot, why note
Dallas VIII soon have two soda wa
ter manufactures In operation--,hc
machinery for the second one having
arrived yesterday. =
The war agalnst the CANNES has
oeen practically abandoned, which.
per ' co,in,sequencc, has been followed by
naa''Ay decline IN the sausage mar.
Tue improvements In all branches
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07

TIE HERALD returns thanks to Mr..
James o. Crutchheld, four miles Fast
Of this city, tor a large basket full of
some of the choicest peaches we have
seen thisyear-Chinese cling andother
varieties. Mr.. G. has, perhaps, one of
the largest and hest orchards in the
county, which is Just beginning to
yield ahnndantly. His fruit is all of
the best selections, the orchard highly
cultivated and well kept, and the re-
turns from it already are gratifying.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07

by j. A. ii, H0saclt Land Agent, Austin
street, between Main and Elm, one store
House and Dwelling combined, ON Elm
street In the city OF nlllas. WIN take part
cash and part trade.
Lands in Tarront county, WIN take mer.
chandise In exchange NJ fair price,
Also, the saloon, fixtures and billiard ia
BILE under the San Jacinto Hotel.
A bargain can be had In any OF tho above
property.
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had heard no reasons advanced, save
that 1t might inJure the Third ward
Such throgy wac contrary 70 all his
experience, and he should vote for The
MarlIo street route 10 personal feel
ing uctuated hlm in the mntteri he
was doing what he thought was his
duty to the entire city. He voted
against the ST. Louis street route SIM
ply because it defeated the very object
they were DESTROYS Of attaining.
The question recurring on the mo-
ton OF Alderman Mclure, to strike out
Marble street, and insert 81. Louis
street, 1t was decided In the negative
by the following vote:
Ayes-Aldermen Jet, Mcclure and
Shone-3.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Crowdus, Ervay,
Willemet, Obenchain, Davis, Grove
and Tompkins-7
Alderman Jett offered the following
as IN additional section to the ordi-
nance:
Be IL further ordained, That the
right-0l-Way herein granted 10y tie city
OF Dallas to the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad IL upon the express
condition that ii said railroad conIpa-
ny should at any time violate any Of
the provisions Of this ordinance In IA
vor Of The city, then and in that event
the right-of-wuy herein granted Is dc
clared forfeited and void.
Alderman Tompkins stated that he
would vote against the amendment
because no such proviso had been ut
tached to the grants made the Pacific
road, and he believed in treating all
alike. He believed in giving all u fair
and equal chance.
Alderman Jett thought that there
should certainly be provided some
penalty for Il forfeiture Of their con-
tract.
The City Attorney thought that some
prOviso of that character should be in
serted in the ordinance to protect the
interests Of the city. AS the ordi-
nance now stood, the city was virtually
without any means of redress in case
the Company failed to comply with
their part of the coatract
Alderman Tompkins said he had
had considerable experience with rail
roads, and that experience had taught
him that railroads wouldn't drive
worth cent He wanted eompeti.
ton, and If we desired favors, we must
endeavor TO conciliate the railroads
and not array them against us.
Alderman Shone was of the opinion
that we could not bind railroads toe
tight.
The question recurring on the amend
ment submitted by Alderman Jet, il
was defeated by the following vote;
Ayes Aldermen Jett, McIure, Oben
chain and Shone Il.
Nays Aldermen Crowdus, Davis
Ervay, Grove, Tompkins and Willie
met.
Alderman Shone offered resolu-
llon that the ordinance be SO
amended asto require the railioad
company to place planks along the
track and switches, for the accom-
mediation of vehicles, from the present
freight depot to Houston street, which
was defeated by the following vote:
! Ayes--Aldermen Mcclure and Shont
/ -.
Nays-Aldermen Crowds, Ervay
Willemet, Obenchain, Davis, Grove
Jet and rOmpkins-S.
Alderman Ervay moved to place the
ordinance on its final passage, which
was seconded by Alderman Crowdus
when it was passed by the following
vote:
Ayes Aldermen Crowdus, Ervay
Willemet, Obenchain, Davis, Groy,
and Tomplins-7.
Nays-Aldermen, Jet, Shone an,
McLure-3.
On motion, the Council adjourn,c
until next Tuesday evening,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07
Tho IIorrihin NIyslery

Nothing further has been developed
In the matter Of the death of the two
men at the Commercial restaurant on
Thursday evening. The chemist will
conclude his investigation to-day,
when the committee Of physicians win
make their report, and the jury pro-
coed with the inquest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07
Notice.

Mr.. i. G. Secgar Is the duly author
lied travelling agent of TnE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit and receipt for sub
scrlptions, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. G. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
nnIlua InlV 4 IKE
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SATURDAY MoRslsG ;;:; August I


My residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing half u
block Of ground. with u well finished
one-story and basement roek-eonerete
building, aud Nil necessary Oui-buiId-
Ings. etc. An early applicant may ~.
care - bargain.
INO. W. SwISDELI.S.
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bAbLAsi leNuS, August y, 1915.
To the Citizens of the city OF Dallas:
have this day received the tax rolls of the
city for the collection of the railroad tax for
the years 1874 and 1879, for the interest due
upon the bonds issued by the city, and in
favor of the Texas and Pacific and Dallas
and Wichita railroads. This tax must be
paid, and | hope the citizens Will call al
once, at the sherfi's office, and settle with
ont additional expense. Unless this is done
viii be compelled to enforce the collection
and that at once.
JAMES Il. BARLEY,
Sheriff of Dallas County, Texas.
nnup1Jt
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l,l,gldit
Notice 10 Oeeu patton TAX Payers

Every one pursnlnga taxable occupation
OF profession without license, or whose H.
conse has expired IL liable TO Indictment
Such persons will do well 10 call at the Treas.
nrer's Office In the Courthouse, ut once, aud
attend to the same, M the grand jury win be
In session on and after Monday, August o
1875.
NJ. V. COLE, Treasurer,
aug9ldt Dallas County, Texas.
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NH LnlllrnYInr.

Marvellous as it may appear Misscl-
horn, the man shot on Main street,
Tuesday, is still improving. So great
has been the improvement in his con-
dition that his physicians entertain
hopes of his recovery, II they can sue
coed in keeping down inflammation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07
Young Mems ChrI.linn Asso,,n,Iou

Young Mems Christian Association, rooms
second story OF the old college building, on
Elm street, opposite the Lamar House.
Weekly meetings on Tuesday at o'clock.
Officers = l.. {. heed. President; l.. NJ. Mar
lin, vico-president j. N. Russell, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
DALLAS, July !, 1873.

Il. G.. Rust Is duly authorized to so
licit and make contracts for advertise
ing, job work and subscription for TIE
DALLAS HERALD.
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on sale by the news
boys on all trims OF the Texas and
and Pacific railway, nnd NJ the news
stands Ia ihe city.
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Auction Sale Of Wa,eb.s

At2o'cloek this Saturday afternoon will
be sold about one hundred gold and silver
watches that have been loft with Il. Austin
for repair aud not called for, and will be
sold TO the highest bidder TO pay charges.
j. IL. NEEL, Auctioner.
huS'uit 800 Elm street.
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auy7dit
Wanted

To rent for ono year, FOR cash. with imnedl.
ntc possessIon,a farm of twenty live acres
within twelve miles of Dallas, with house
water, etc. Address stating terms,
=, u, Herald Otiice,
auN7l2t
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Eurnyerein.

THE HERALD acknowledges the re-
celpt of n complimentary invitation to
attend grand vocal and instrumental
concert, gymnastic exercises and ball.
by the Dallas Turnvereln, at their hall
on the llth.
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Book keeper ana Correspondent OF sew
Ell years pIariico wants employment tenn
porary or permanent. Best OF references
given. Address BOOK KEEPER
Lock box 10, Dallas.
nnplll IL