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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
CITY

Omciai Proceedings of Monday Even
ing's Meeting.
Council Chamber, City Of YRnkton.
Dakota. Monday May 18th, 1858
O'Clock p . m. Time OF recess having ex-
.pired council called to order by his hon
OF Mayor Teller. Roll called. All
members present except Aldermen Nc
Way.
A resolution was introduced by Alder
man Powers to declare the offices OF CITY
clerk and street commissioner vacant.
The resolution was seconded by Alder
man Ecougal. Resolution Loot
Committee on grades, streets and
alleys reported in favor OF amending
contract for lumber for the year 1883
to J, II. Qaeal & 90. On motion the re-
port WAS adopted end contract 30 amend
ed.
The executive committee made the
following report.
Ga motion of Alderman English re-
port was adopted.
Territory OF Dakota, City OF Yankton
May 18th 18S8-To the Honorable Mayor
and Council, City OF iankson, Dakota,
Gentlemen: We your executive com-
mittee TO whom raj referred the bids fol
furnishing the city with lamp chimneys
and wicks. nails and hardware and for
doing city printing for current year beg
leave to report that we have carefully
examined the matters laid before ms, and
would respectfully recommend as toll
lows:
That the contract for nails be awarded
to JIG Norman.
That the contract for oil and matchs.
be awarded to Dan McDevitt.
That the contract for lamp chimney,
and wioks be AWARDED to M, j. Walker.
That tho following job printing viz
Envelopes g., committee Lists. counci
rolls, tax receipts, t~reasurer's c~ertidcatel
Of redemption, certificates of election
tax deeds, city bonds. all blanks 7x8H
inches, all blanks 81sxl4 inches b,
awarded to L. E. Cavalier.
That tine following job printing viz
Note and letter heads, envelopes 8.
liuuor Incense, warrants, pol tex re,
ceipts, poll books, reports III siiy oiFiseri
and postal cards printed be awarded tc
Bowen & Kingsburys
A majority OF your committee find the
bid Of the Yankton Telegram for pub
fishing c:ooesdipgsi ordinances. resolu.
tiOpa and deliauent tax iiRt the ioweBI
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New York Republicans.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 16.-rhe Repub
ican state convention was called to or.
der by Gen. j. N. Knapp ct 1890 D.. m.
Prayer wa offered by DIR. S. 8. Mitchell
of Buffalo. Call of the roll of delegates
was begun. When Herkimer county was
reached the name of Warner Miller re-
ceiyed loud and long continued applause.
When the Twenty-fourth district, New
York, was reached the name Of Chauncy
M. Depew was read. At the moment
there was an ontburst of applause. AS
applause was dying away a voice called
out, Three cheers for our next presi-
dent, y which We're given heartily.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
An Indiana bferchant.

ALMA, Neb., May 18.-The body of an
unknown man was found last week be-
lew the scene of the Rope creek wreck,
and buried here. 1t was identified as
that of Charles Hewstt, q leading mer-
chant of Winimac, Ind. A friend of the
deceased has arrived here and will take
the body to Winimac.
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Forced Har q, EInne.

AMSTERDAM, N. ", May 1G.-Miss
Marion Chester, the actress, who was
reported Ito have eloped with Warren
Lombard, of the 'Shen dramatic COM
pany, has been heard from. She writes
from New York to her husband that
compelled her to go away
with him under threats of violence,
threatening to shoot her IL she did not
So and that she was the victim OF
circumstances. Her husband has ac-
cepted her explanation and will take
her back again
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17

CHICAGO, May 10. - The extensive
works of the Dearborn Candle and civ.
cerine Manufacturing company on Bon.
field street were completely DESTROYED
by fire Tuesday. Six thousand pounds
of candles, So 900 pounds of manufac.
tured dynamite II an equal quantity OF
u.Esaaea gyyesE:ae was destroyed to-
gether with about 1000 pounds of oil.
The loss on the building and machinery
was about 100000, and on the stock
about $50, coo. The insurance on ali
amounted to s84, 900. The fire was
caused by boiling over of a vat of oil.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
The Saloon ZION Retasiat,.

CINCINNATI, May 1R.--It has leaked
out that the saloon keepers have decided
on a concerted movement to enforce all
Sunday laws, and will endeavor to stop
street cars and close all groceries and
restaurants next Sunday. They will
have heayy financial backing from the
brewers, It is said that one Arm has
subscribed SO, 600 and another SIS, 900
for that purpose.
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Iowa ana Naaraaka patsnts.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Patents were
granted TO the following Nebraska and
Iowa inventors.
William Beardsley, Beacon, Ia, cork
holder Tor bottles; William Bignell, Ma.
braska City, Neb., pavement; Jules A.
Blouden, Sionx City, la: registering
device for measuring faucets; Peter
Gorsta, Iowa City, Ia, electro-medieaf
apparatus Victor ID. JOHNSON and Y,
Qppffelt, Mt: Pleasant Ia, farm gate, w.
kendrick,, assignor Of one.half to H.
Z. Glossat, Deerfield, Ia, cutter bar; W.
g. War;, Onawa, Ia, pliers; Marquis 3,
Seeley,, Fremont, Neb., elevator boot.
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KilIed : Negro for Fnn.

DopeEyILLe, Wis, May 18.-At Min
eral Point Mark Terrell killed Henry
Wesley, . negro. Terrell and Wesley
were drinking together in Terrell's ga
loon, and were friendly. Terrell was arr
rested. No aus for the shooting ex-
cept recklessness.
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The Labor Conventions.

CINCINNATI, o., May 1.-the United
Labor convention got promptly to work
attic O'Clock. DR.. McGlynn. chairman
of the conference committee, reported that
his committee had met a similar commit
tee from the Union Laborites last night,
and had q friendly talk. 1t was agreed
that amelioration of the masses was the
object of both parties. DIR. McGlynn
was very. confident a common platform
would be adopted. The report was tabled
until the final report could be had.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
A Big Deal in lumber.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, May 1e.-A deal is
likely to be closed soon by which the Eau
Claire Lumber company will sell its st.
Louis yards, the 80, Ooo, 900 or 40, 900, 600
feet of lumber they contain, and other
80 Louis property to the Knopp Stout
company, of Menominee, Wis, and st.
Louis. The property 10 estimated to be-
worth 1850, 000.
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Nebraska and Iowa Pensions.


WASHINGTON, May 16-Following is
the representation of Nebraska and iowa
sitizens IN the last batch of pensions is
sued.
Nebraska Observation-Disclosures invalid.
Thomas w. Wilson, ChadronS Reuben
F%alcener,s Fremont; Michael Killean,
Fasrhtry, Bronson P. Gray, Guide Rock;
Joel Cox, Hampton. Mexican survivors:
Daniel Cooper, Sterling.
Pensions to Iowans-Onginal Invalid:
Samuel Spangler, Vinton; VIM. HI. Gran
dali Blairstown; Bradford S. Trunnei;,
SaItiagp;I eroyD. Cooper, Brooks, Solo.
nan Merrill, Homer; Thomas Ackley,
keoknki Harman Bowker, Panora; /. G..
Chapman, Douglas. Increase: Conrad
KinGeDsch, Galesburg. Reissue: Wra.
Baldwin, Webster City. Original wild.
oyys, etc. James, father of Thos. w.
Steeu, Washington. Betsey c., mother Of
David II. Coperly, New Hartford. Mexi.
can survivors: H. S. Kelly, Dubuque.
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More Schools for St. Joe. p

81 JOSEPH, Mo, May 16.-At a meet.
ang9of the school board it was decided to
submit toa vote Of the people at the an,
nual school election, June s, a propost.
ton to vote sl90, 900 bonds for building
six new school houses. The new schoeI
enumeration will show 10, 900 children OF
schoollage
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New Mexico Republicans.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, May l8.--The Re-
publican territorial convention elected
delegates to the national convention,
Resolutions were adopted denouncins
President Cleveland's administration
and his appointees in the territory, the
surveyor general and the horde Of fed.
eral officials sent here to investigate
land entries, aud declaring in favor OF
prohibition, and demanding honest cleo.
tions.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17

yestibule Trains ON the sriIwaukee.
81, PAUL, Mimi, May 16.-yesterday
inaugurated another radical improve.
ment in thee. NJ. and st.P transportation
facilities in the shape of a through yes
tibule train service.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
Eddie Could In The stock rrsh.n..,

Eddie Could in the Stock Exchange.
New YORK. May 10. Eddie Gould,
Jay'sssecond son, has purchased himself
9 seat In the Stock Exchange for S.!0, 600,
and will go before the governing board
Tor examination as to his qualifications.
Fald has already established a reputa
sicn as g shrewd operated
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Instructed for blaine,

MINNEAPOLIS, May 1s.-There was a
lively time at the Fourth district Repub-
lican convention held here. r. b. Lang
don of Minneapolis and w. J. Freaney OF
st. Paul were elected delegates to Chi
cagos ~alternates, G. H. Chance of Wright
county and Il. NJ. McKussick OF Aaoka.
Resolutions We're adopted requesting the
delegates to vote for Blaine in case his
name was before the national conyen-
ton
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4 THE suLLVAN BENeFH.

An Immense Gathering ia Bost.n 10 See
the sEasari.s sons
BosToN, May M.-An imssenye crowd
gathered IN Music bell on the oeeasion,o OF
7tlts Testimonial Il john i. Sullivan. The
preliminary set7tos we're lively and well
contested The crowd however, came
To- see Sullivan, and impatiently wit
messed the contests until the boss slugger
appeaEe9, Il hpad been Tan,osed that
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Colorada RsnnhIicans.

DENVER, Col, May l6.-The Republ-
can state convention at Pueblo elected
n. r. Walcott, VIM. A. Hamill, T.. w.
Wingate, G. w. Donaldson, John@n.
Henderson and Irving Howbert delegates
to the national convention. They were
not instructed
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17

-" Do"Hosu ""U EeK1fss
NEW YORK, May 16.-The Jury in the
Hatch inquest returned q verdict that
Hatch came to his death Ivy accident, his
fall having been due to his fear of OK
posure and violence at the hands Of the
inmates Of Mr.. Schfield's house. They
also found hat Hatch was enticed into
the house by Ferris and by Mrs. Scofeld,
and those two were held in 90, 900 bail
each pending the action of the grand
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Fire at nj. wnyme.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May l8. - Els.
mond's Touring mill. three miles west OF
this city burned. Loss, $50, 600; PARTLY
insured.
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Poiitics and Mining.

RAPIp City, Oak, May 16.-M. n.
Day, the noted Dakota Democrat, is now
in Rapid City and intends locating here
TO devote his future to mining. he is
arranging for the purchase Of a hand
some hnme here. Day As the head Of 4
syndicate Of $500, 900, organized 10 buy
aud sci. Black Hills mining property.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
Taylor Reconstructed.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 16.-Gov. r..
L Taylor was reaemfnated by the Demo.
cratic state convention. The opposition
broke on the fortieth ballot.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
MATTERS IN ENGLAND.

Debating the Iack OF Defenses The
Queen VIII Move.
LONDON, May 1a-In the house of
commons Mr.. William II. Smith moved
that ESQ, 600 he granted to the Austria
lian colonies for the purpose Of defense,
the sum beating interest at 8 per cent,
to be repaid in a period of twelve years.
He asked power to issue R2e0, 900 in con-
sols for the work Of the defense Of the
ports and coaling stations. For tho dc.
Tease of mercantile ports She government
I.segded to increase thu gnfrisons aud
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
The Bald Knobbers Granted a Stay.

JEFFERSON Cry, NO., May 1e.--s. Il.
Boyd, attorney for the Christian County
Bald Knobbers, sentenced to be hanged
Friday, May liz, for the murder of Green
and Edens, applied to Chief Justice Nor
ton, of the supreme court in chambers
Monday for a stay Of execution. The stay
was granted until further order OF the
court. The condemned men are Dave
Walker, the chief, and 1a}s son Bill, and
John and Stanley Maot news. Their
cases will now be brought to the supreme
court.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
Nebraska DeIcrntes

OMAHA, May 18.AThe Nebraska Repub.
licans met in this city last evening and
selected j. M. Thurston, Pat Eagan, Geo.
w. Heist and r. A. Norval as delegates
to the national convention. No instruc.
tions, "
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-17
Crushed Between Street Cars

OSHKOSH, Wis, May led. w. Price,
q blacksmith of this city, was fatally In
5nred by being crushed between two
street cars.
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Cut His Throat with a Razor.

TOLEDO, o., May 16-J. H. Joyce,
editor and proprietor of a matrimonial
paper, committed suicide by cutting his
throat. No cause is assigned.
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Mrs. Nrackey,s I1Iness.

LONDON, May 16.-M Mrs. Mackey has
been confined to the house for eight days
with a severe attack of bronchitis. She
is now convalescent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GARDvThe undersigned wishes to enter into
- correspondence With some party who makes
boring of ~artesian wells u business, in regard
to price, conditions, and other arrangem entr.
with the view of having a vel! bored near this
place. The work to be paid for in c&sh or
real property here.
ssaEs:s, Dakota. Feb. 18th, 1888.
Ii. o. ASH.
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The New York Democrats.

NEW York, May 46.-The Democratic
convention was called to order a few
minutes before / o'clock by Chairman
Edward Murphy, Jr,, of the state central
committee, who stated that by direction
OF the state committee he nominated
Hon. Frederick Coudert of New York
temporary chairman. Messrs. Defreest,
Gilroy and Delaney were nominated as
secretaries. The nominations were all
approved with great applause. On as
Stunning the chair Mr.. Coudert made o
speech, In which he reviewed the admin
fstration Of President Cleveland. He
ended with a brief panegyric upon
Grover Cleveland, which aroused such
enthusiasm that the closing words of he
speaker could not be distinguished.
AT 6 CLOCK ShaiFIlan GoudeTt caiied
the convention to order. The COMMITTEES
on permanent organization recommended
that the temporary organization be made
permanent. The committee on resolu-
tions reported q series of resolutions
strongly endorsing the national admins
traitor, and ~instructing ths delegates to
support Mr.. Cleveland for denomination.
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Something Worth Heading

The best place to buy goods
for yourself and presents for
YOU friends is at Ralph RI.
Wards, cit west Third street.
Ysnkson, Oak, There You will
tind a fine assortment of lamps,
dinner and tea sets, glassware,
fancy cups and sauoers, vases
and q large line of toys.
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Congressional,

~ RAS HtAt IL tf6A
elections committee on the Turpie case.
After some discussion the committee was
discharged. The bills for the admission
of Washington Territory, North Dakota
and Montana were made special orders
for Thursday OF next week. The pension
appropriation bill was tnsn taken up.
The amendment increasing the amount
Of the bill from SO, 000, 600 to $780,
473t000 Yves agreed to. The saxt
amendment was to strike from the
house bill the words "thatin all pensions
to widows, payments shall be made from
the date of the death of the husband,n
and TO substitute for them ssthat all pen
ssions that have been, OF which may here
after be sgranted under the general law
regulating pensions to widows In conse.
QueITcc OF tioftfi UcEafTinR from d u
(which originated in the service since the
9TH Of March, 1851, shall commence from
the date Of death of the husband, Mr..
Harris raised the point of order that
the amendment was general legislation
sin an appropriation bill, and q pro-
longed discussion followed on the cues
ton of the right of the senate to originate
appropriation bills; IL dozen senators
participated; it WINS finally decided, by
n vote OF % to 10, that the proposed
amendment was in order. The PROPOSE
ton OF Mr.. Cockrell Was agreed to, and
the bill went oSer, leaving the amend
ment still undecided. The house bill
to establish q department of labor went
over without action, and the senate adj
jotrned.
HOUSE; Tariff discussion consumed
the. dag, and an evening session was held
devoted to the same subject.
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9ailn gress aud 1akutaias
MILLS MAKES PROPOSAL
An EFFORT TO WIND UP THE TARIFF
DISCUSSION.

The Democrats Want to Quit Talking and
Go TO voting-The Republicans Will
Probably Reject the PropositIon-The
Senate VIII Investigate.
WASHINGTON, May 49, - Chairman
Mills, OF the committee on ways and
means, was asked by o United Press re.
porter what Truth there is in the state
meat published to the effect that he had
proposed TO the Republicans in the house
to take a direct vote on the tariff bill
without debate under the iye-minute
rule. Mr.. Mills said: Several days
ago the Democratic members OF the COM
mittee submitted q proposition to the
Republicans. II was that at the conclu-
sion of the general debate Republicans
might move to strike out all after
the enacting clause, and substitute the
bill which they have in preparation.
il this failed to secure a majority of the
house, then my bill should be placed
upon its passage without debate. pro-
posed further that IL my proposition was
accepted we would extend general debate
to any reasonable limit, say four or five
days. have received no response from
the Republicans and do not believe the
proposition will be accepted. The Re-
publicans are preparing a measure which
will. represent their party at large. /
cannot soc the wisdom of coming to-
getler aud debating propositions which
are unanimously accceptedas the basis of
the two parties. The completion OF a
tariff platform is the work Of a party
not that ola mixed house,
Senator Allison was asked what he
thought his party representatives would
do with the Mills proposition. He re-
piled that he had had several conferences,
and all the Republican members OF the
committees on finance had been conferred
with, but final decision would not be
reached under two or three days. 1t was
his impression that tho proposition would
not be accepted. Other Republican sem
ators intimatefth that the action ofSthe COM
mittee to investigate the tariff, indicates
that the Mills proposition will be re-
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ALL KINDS OF POLITICS.
OHIO DEMOCRATS SELECT DELEGATES
AND A sTATE TICKET.

New York Democrats Shout Over CIsye-
land and Republicans Enthuse Over
Depew-The Labor Conventions at Gin
cinnati Are Agreeable.
state convention was called to order
shortly before II, by Henry BOIL, chair,
man of the state central committee, and
the session was opened by prayer by Rev.
p. Mcfarland. Hon. j. +. Hunt of Gin.
cinnati was chosen chairman. On tax
ing the chair Mr.. Hunt thanked the ION.
%ventton for the honor, reviewed the
history eff Ohio and eompiimented Cleye-
lands administration. Great enthusiasm
prevailed at the mention of Cleveland's
name.
Candidates for state offices were intro
dpced by speeches, and under suspension
OF the rules the candidates were nomi-
mated by reclamation, as follows:
Supreme judge, Hon. Lyman B. Critch-
field of Holmes county.
Secretary of state, Boston C. Young of
Marion.
Board of public works. Hon. James
Emmett of Pike.
Ohio Democrats.
DAYTON, o., May l6.--The Third dis
trict congressional convention closed its
sessions at noon, having selected Hon.
Geo. w. Hcuck of Dayton for congress,
and VIVA. II. Hoffman of Montgomery
county and S. H. Kerr of Miami county
as delegates to the st. Louis convention,
and Henry Miller of Preble county as
presidential elector.
The afternoon was taken up with the
meeting of the Ohio League of Demo-
cratic clubs. The clubs assembled in
the opera house. Ehrsley of Cleveland
presided. Delegates TO the national
convention of clubs, to be held
at Baltimore, July A, 1888, were
selected. A motion was made that
the president and secretary, and the
two vice presidents of. the league be Sc
lected by a unanimous vote, as four of
the eight delegates to the Baltimore con-
vention. This was seconded and unani-
mously adopted. Five candidates were
put In nomination for the other four
places on the delegation. John M. Sprigg
OF this city withdrew, and the ether four
We're selected by reclamation.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-Two English Ser
wants of good experience want situationn.
Laundry work objected to. Apply at this Of
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u-IFb WINS TSieITeQ TO the committee on
water works.
For weignmsster, Douglas avenue
scales, Alderman Scongal named 81. B,
Murphy, On the roll being called Fl.
B. Murphy received the votes OF Alder
man Branch, Grove, English, Edgerton,
Gilman, Powers, Scougal aud Mr..
Mayor.
81. B. Murphy having received q ma.
iority of all votes cast was declared elec-
ted weighmaster for Douglas venue
scales for n year. For weighmasser,
Broadway s%oalee, Alderman English
named Jacob Huber. On the roll being
called Jacob Huber received the votes Of
Aldermen Branch, Grove, English, Ed.
gerton. Gilman, Powers, Scougal and
Mr.. Mayors. jacob Huber having
received . majority OF all votes cast, was
declared elected weighmaster fer Broad
way scales for n year.
For member of the board oil health
Alderman English named Alderman
Scougal. On the roll being called Alder
man Scougal received the votes of
Aldermen Bra'lch. Grove, English, Ed
| gerton, Ohlmsn, Powers and Mr.. Mayor
-.
Alderman McVay received the vote Of
Alderman Scongal-1.
Alderman SoougaI having received q
majority Of all votes cast was declared
elested member of the board of health.
Eor city policeman and lamp lighter
Alderman Grove named David Finnegsn.
On the roll being called DAVID FiEne-
gan received the votes Of Aldermen
Branch, Grove, English, Edgerton,
Ohlmsn. Powers. Soougal ind MIR. May
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Wants..
Wanted board and room, in q private family
office.
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| WANTED-A girl to do general house work.
w MRS. G. j. Is. HARRIS,
Corner Douglas 4 we. and 9Th st.