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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-16
MANKATo MARKETS.

Grain and Provision Markets corrected
daily, other markets corrected weekly on
date of weekly issue.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-16

Yop can get needles, oil and repairs
for all the different kinds of sewing ma
chimes at MRs, l.. G. SCHRoEDxR.
10Y West Spring Street, Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-16
NOTICE.

WHRRRAs. my wife, Kate Shurtlef Bornt
has left my bed and board without Just
bofls from trhstiug or harborihS her updn nv
account. as win not be responsIhle fbr any
debts Of her contracting 81
Ampoy, Ninn., March !, 1855 @NE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
THE REV. JOSEPH JONES.
Sam Jones' Brother Discourses at the
First Methodist Church.


The Rev. Joseph Jones, of Georgia, and
brother to Sam Jones, the noted revivalist,
preached last evening at the First Metho-
dist church, Second street, near Poplar,
taking for his text the words, search the
Scriptures" The reverend gentleman
looks like a well-to-do Georgia farmer and
affects the dialect Of the poor Georgia
whites. His illustrations were of the
homely, back-woods character many OF
them more vigorous than elegant. When
speaking he stands in front or by the side
Of the pulpit stand, sticks his thumbs in
his pants pockets and speaks with
strong southern accent. In instructing
his hearers how TO search the Scriptures
he referred TO dog when put on a trail,
how it searched Tor the scent, and,
when obtained, how il went in n straight
chute in search OF something 81 want to
tell you all something" said he. "No-
body but an internal fool will drink
whisky. Nobody but an internal thief
would make, sell or vote for whisky. Rich
old fellows never die from drink. No
they die from Brights disease, from
dropsy and heart disease, but never from
drink.
"Your old church member will say 10
you that Paul told Timothy that he might
drink a little more for the stomach's sake.
Bat your name amt Timothy. Just ask
one OF these church drinkers when he
changed his name TO Timothy. | have
seen more men drunk in your city today
than ever did in war times ! saw 800
men drunk on the streets and over 1000
taking drinks. l went TO the doors and
saw them drinking"
Mr.. Jones called the attention oi his
hearers TO the church going man VINO was
all Christianity in church, but who on
going home abused his wife and children,
and when the dog saw him coming it ran
under the house. "Bc Just rs kind when
you amt in good company rs when you
have company said he; and then he paid
his respects to the church music rs fol-
lows Everything now is operate,
Church music means squealing and bel
lowing. There is no molody--no Old time
music. 1t is like a lot OF sheep blcating."
lie impressed upon his hearers the ne
CosSily of being kind 20 their children; to
advise with them aud to possess their con-
fdonce. If father talks 10 his daughter
in cross manner all the time, she will
run away with the first dndc that comes
along, smelling sweet and looking purity"
Mr.. Jones told a number OF anecdotes,
which kept the congregation amused and
created no little laughter. The discourse
was Of rambling character, not impfCss-
i've, but amusing and lacking that solemn
dignity usual IN church disCourcs, but the
rcyiyalisl l. allowed great latitude in these
matters and what would sound we'll coming
from him, would sound III II coming from
the pastorol the church. One H. however,
impressed with the carncslnrsJ OF Mr.
Jones, which seems To Zoe the strong Gle
mout OF his character, and that lac is capa.
hle OF doing great good is evident even To
hrcasual observer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

OlCru Dispatch IN the London Daily Scws
During the last three months nearly
$500 foreign Jews have left this city un.
der the expulsion law enacted in the
tprug Of thi- year. and The exodus stead
is continues Their number has recently
been sWcllcd by the emigration Of a larsc
number 81 Russian Jews proper. who have
taken advantage OF the extended eX-
cmplion ns 20 age and eligibility
for military service. Young Rus.
iian Jews not having actually
reached their twentieth year now readily
receive permission 10 leave the country.
Formerly they did not receive this per.
mission after having reached their seven
iccnlh year. Tho larger number 81 these
voluntary jewish cmigranis 20 TO America
or England. Chiefly Of the poor artisan
class, not more than or per cent Of
those who go TO England possess any cap
tul on which 30 commence business in the
country Of their adoption.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
M. IlcIlrnr, OF rIn,nr

And the efficacy 81 IL. action have rendered
the famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup oi Figs, immensely popular. II Clean
scs AMI Tone up the clou,cl and icycrsb
System and di.pcls Headaches. Colds and
I'c,,r, For salcin 30 cents and 500 bottles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
In General Debility. Einnciatian, .uop
sumption mud Wasting 10 chill.
drcu. hcolI'. ItuuisIoa

OF pure Cod Liver oil with IIppophospliics
g. a most valuable food nnd medicine. II
creates an appetite for food. strengthens the
ncyou. system. nnl builds up the body.
Please read: II tried Scutts Emulsion ON q
young man whom physicians nj times gave
Up hope. Since he began using tlIc Emul-
zion his cough has ceased. gained flesh and
strength, and from all Appearances bis life
will be- prolonged many years. John hulli-
van. Hospital steward Morganza, Ia
Jrsr received, Of our own importation
n lnc lot Of French clocks Hughes d
Ilallcr's, $50 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR! TAKE THE WEEKLY APPEAL AND KEEP
EVERY YEARLY SUBSCRIBER Is SURE ON A GIFT!

These Gifts will be distributed those who subscribe for The MumH
June and to November 1885, All old subscribers will be
renewal for One Year participate and have extended
from date expiration The LStof Gifts UNPARALLELED VARIETY
VALUE. and consists o the following articles
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
MEN you HEAR or.

John Ruskin's annual receipts from his
publishers are $4,000
William Astor has brought forty-seven
pairs of trousers from London
Russell Sage shuts up shop for the day
when ny perches ON his nosa.
Minister McIans spends much Of his
time III Paris writing his memoirx
DR.. Tanner. of fasting fame. has eytab-
lished founding hospital in New Mexico.
Mr.. Spurgeon. writing TO q Glasgow
friend. says: II am i'll and worn and can
hardly keep ON at all"
The German emperor has elevated the
the well known constitutional lawyer, Profes-
sor Gneist. TO the dignity of baron
Ex-senator Bruce is at Washington pre-
pairing a new lecture. He says he likes
lectursng better than Office holding and er-
poets TO devote the rest of hs life 30 II.
Boulanger was lately accused of wear
ing a wig. whereupon a correspondent
called upon him. and he submitted TO having
his hair pulled 10 show that the story was .
slander.
IL Is announced from abroad that Prince
Ruprecht OF Bavaria, heir to the throne OF
that kingdom, as well as Of the Stuart Ere
tensions TO the British throDe. is TO be
affianccd TO Marie Valerie, the second d&ugh-
tar ef he Austrian emperor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

La the mind of Chicagoan the first
qualification for oflice Is a residence in
Chicago. He may have q choice between
men who live in Chicago, or between men
who live outside OF Chicago, but between
a man living in Chicago and another man
there can be no comparison. Tie Chi
esgo man is immeasurably superior. AMI
so the Republicans in that city now con-
denim in the strongest terms the Repub-
lican fght on MELvILLE W. FULLER.
while Democrats are rsllying to the sup
PORT OF Judge GR. SHAM, q Republican,
for President
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
WELL KNOWN WOMEN.

Adelaide Ristori Is 81.
Harriet Beecher Stowe Is "a
The queen OF Sweden Is IN excellent
cook.
Queen Elizabsth Of Roumania has writ
ten ballet
Queen Marguerite Of Italy Is very fond
Of American literature.
Hsruka empress Of Japan, WIN visit
New York next winter.
The date of celebrating queen Victorias
birthday has been changed to June 2
Lady Colin Campbell was one Of the
army Of art critics at the Royal academy.
The empress Of Germany tastes portions
Of every article OF food iatended for the en-
peror.
IL Queen Victoria lives q few years
longer shs win have reigned longer than any
royal parsonage Of history.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

=. n q a AND BCsfsEss fsTEkksfa
The Secretaries q tho fousg Meas
Christisa Associations attending ths so.-
ssssncs Ia this city had, sc trust. an en-
ioyabls ride about ths city yesterday.
Proyidsncs sniisd apon them The
sssthsr sss magnificent. Judging from
The spsafsasoas sad frequent express
sloss u surprise and admiration heard
among them. those enotions tock pretty
eomplsts possession Of thsm- Most OF
thess Young nsa came from distant
points. soms Of than from points al .
great Distance. sad. Ike most other Viz
itors from distance, or who have not
heon In this city for . lev years past.
they we're not prepared 10 sss city of
Ne present size ard importance OF Grand
Rapids. Ths extent OF our Industries
surprised than. The fact 10. As ws have
said bsfors IN these columns. Grand
Rapids has developed 80 rapidly and yet
90 qaistly during the past fsw years that
iss reputation hss not kept pace with It's
growth
II vac 8 happy idea which prompted
the gsntIsmsn Of the Board OF Trade To
furnish badges to the visitors yesterday
having priatsd upon them few impor-
tant facts about tho city. These yourg
men. - ws Paid yesterday, represent a
large part Of tia best class OF young men
Ia the United States and British prov
incss- In many cities their organizations
embrace many OF the leading young and
middle-agsd businsss msD. and are
closely Identified with the business in
terssts. This latter fact Is especially true
IN relation TO rsilrosd inisEsats. Rail-
rosd managers have come 20 recognize
the value OK tho moral force which Young
Nsn's Christian Associations exert, and
from purely economical considerations,
e FOR no other reason. they encourage
and assist IN the establishment OF rail-
road associations But aside from the
railroads. among the employees OF which
morality. and especially temperance, are
particularly essential, other business IN
isrssks are. in many cities, recognizing
The value OF thsss associations Of young
men AMI giving them financial support.
This relation Of the visiting young
msn to the nen OF business throughout
the ooantry makes the action OF the
Board OF Trade In entertaining them
both courteous aud wise.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

The Dabaqas Telegraph, q Demo
Gratis pAsss. ssys: III GovsFnos GEAs
shoald be Hominsted for yIes President.
many Democratic newspapers IN and out
of Indiana would bs kspt busy during
the esmpAiga explaining away the many
ugly things they have said Of him 1t
souldn't bs wise 70 nominate the gen
tienan." The way 10 avoid this trouble
Is to nominate Judge ALLEN b. Aossz.
The only thing il would DO necessary TO
explain IN that case would be how he. a
Democrat. came to get 5000 majority in
the State OF Mishixan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

fhs Change you>~al shlnks prsssdsnts
sss nos sRssaEHssns for ths aonlEstion
u . nan 80 cid as fHuzAAs for Vice
President. HzsBzIczs sss slseted ss
Wee Frsssdsns ca tie ticket win CLzsz
LssD Ia lss4. zsd did IN 1880. HEszz
Hzs0s xss elected Wee Prssldsnt On
ths tlsksi with Gz4sr IA ls72s and dlsd
n 1919 SHLIax H. KIss sss slsetsd
Wee President On the ticket with PIEscs
n hs52. snd disd ssrly IA 1858. bsfors
taxing Ne cath Of ofhss. Bat swo Prssl-
dsnts, HAszisos and TAsLoE, have dlsd
fron natural eAasss Ia Office, whils i've
Vice Presidents have did q disease be-
tDrs ths expiration Of their terms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

We'll he said dsspondently. II didn't
rcs the plsc~-faiied on examinstion-and
shers amt q msr In town who would
make a more efficient letter carrier
than I
Its too bad. Joh1. renlied his wife
With esuai dependency 4 vac a. hope
fui that yeu would pa-s- BY The vav.
did yoa mad the letter | gave you this
morningT-
BY thundsr. forgos al about T. =
New York sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Ia nc. the Canadian press becoming
treasonAbls when ID ut;srs such disrs-
spsctful expressions As this from the
Toronto Astes, That pspsr says: The
Duke Of Edinburgh Is reported ss suffer
ing from blood poisoning caused by bad
water at Gibraltar AS 1t is we'll known
that the Duke will take anything he can
get it is not surprising that hs loaded mp
with bad water. In preference to wine,
which costs money. Tue Duke lives for
pounds, shillings and pence. and IL ne
has to pay any to the doctor it will fret
him sorsly."
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Ten thousand paintings. not to mention
water coiors and engrayings, were SAINT TO
the Royal academy exhibition this year.
There il RON for about ! 200 only.
II is estimated that at least 900 csun-
terfeits OF the old masters. Zach OF which has
been purchased at big price, arc hanging
In the galleries OF the United States
Michei Munkaczy. the famous Hunga-
rian artist, has been appointed president of
the fine arts section Of the Austro-Aungartan
department at the French exhibition
The angel In art has got 70 go. Mr..
Beard. Of the New York Art Students league
IN a lecture has shown the absurdity Of Civ
ing to the artistic angel the wings OF bird,
showing BY drawings the iupossibiiity ana
tomicaily and Soc sbsursity artisstoally oi
the conventionai art angel
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Dr.. Diagnosis - Why. young fellow.
you're badly OF. you have dyspepsia. your
liver IL torpid. your circulation sluggish.
you are too fss FOX Jour pears. your eyes
sre duh and heavy, you mast take some
exercsse in the open AIR every day. What
Il yoUr Dusiaess7 Patisnt--Dstrict tele-
graph Messenger Dr.. D-That's what
/ thonxht. Now you must get out
OF doors and walk . Astle every day, or
you'll dse. doctors or no edoctors--Burdetts
Ia Brookiyn Eagle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Robsnsoa-So you are going 10 Europe.
Brown
Browu-Yss. for . couple Of months
! hsvent been very strong lately. and
think the trip viii do one good
Robsnson-T hope so Mrs Brown will
accompany yeu. OF coarsel
Bro~n-N-no. my wife has complained
q not feshng very strong recently, and
I'm afraid to have her undertaks the trip.
The Epoch
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

MIRO. an old negro residing in Hart
ford, Conn. who vss formerly q slave in
Georgia, asserts IN an interview" that
be is los years Old, has been married nine
times. and is the father OF III children.
Besides this, be says, he has been preach
ing eighty-six years. Ii isn't likely that
q man at that age would lie; but his
memory may have begun to fail some
what
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Eastern Man On San FrzaciscoN-r s>e
you sd~ertise your sta-e a. . travellers
sappiy depot
Deaier-Yes. SIR Wcuii vcu Ike -
-xamns ear transs. sachels. ansters,
ruES--
wei. re vent - scushern Califor-
nia during the beou. and -
\ $50 Jehn. show this zertlerrss CTR
stcek - k,apssexs and Walking shses. =
Omaha Wsr3d
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

A man who was taking q straw vote on
train in Illinois the other day fell be-
tween the cars and was killed. This
should serve As q warning to others dis
posed to indulge in this dangerous pas
tina The man who takes straw vote
is tempting fate, and nine times out OF
tsn he viii die, sooner or later.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

The Cincinnati musicians are in a
sssthing rage, sngendered by the late
Musical Festival in ths. city. THEODORE
THOMAS is nothing if not autocrstic, and
he rode with his iddlsrs rough-shod over
the local singers and the choruses As
long as ne remains director of the May
festival the Cincinnati singers may expect
no other sort OF treatment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
TO
EXCH a NGE'
Choice Real Estate in
Adrian Mich.

ASrsan > fks csrssn cifT - Y ~ 'sa1, cn tie
4. 8 M n e msles ~ess q icses3e.
Ohio - pass asf8n 81 sooslf l4faa, 28d >
sir-~snntiet - p tEes tarE1 - o111trv y re
u.srff w1 srehsrrr - H-H7a EerssfF 20
rpFsr-t - asrfz<es sad .sr-e lge2 aFeFT barn
sa1 srro ~ 49, 1er - pgcFe1 t&F8 - 3
sr-e< sreE ~ WtFr 81 issttte - ~
Tsl< ,.rs,~ser<4 ; ~ rentrxiF tocsted e rsot
= pasr s-d s-@e frsn a. l1cEatrsEcas ~ ex-
rhs-.ap ra4f - 81 ~ azEuxs scms nF nxT
essh es&ereas. vxlae asf 80
~ ss.t usvssensars c<a 81 l. ~ ZAEuS1
lakesss> Fayscs sn& Perszr slsck erzs1 raP =,
ncs- $50
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
ReaL Estnte--CoMnfru

nor SALE - s9-ACRE FARM, TIMBERED
Il with beech, maple, cherry aud other hard
woods. cheap tor casa. or wtlI exchange for city
property. Inquire az l26 Monroe-st I5i
A BARGAIN FOR A LIVE YOUNG MAN.
n have 100 acres oflsnd IN Tyrone township.
Kent Co, Mich, that viii exchange for q good
house and lot ia city. b. g. Girdler. IL Tower
block. 1el
NOR sALE-A CHOICE LOT AT OTTAWA
i Beach, with four shares OF the Association
stock. which entities the owner TO q reduction of
% per cent. on hotel bills al the Beach Enquire
Room 81 Weston block. 10h
CoR SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF 80
Il acres, with frame house, one mile and a
quarter frsm Hallst- Apply At Mrs. J. g. Walk.
ers. II South Diyisiep-sf. I24tf
COR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
L the estate ofthe late Daniel Schermerhorn,
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bridgert IL
is fne dairy farm, or for fruit raising and gar
cening. May be sold in from ten TO thirty acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. Whitworth, administrator, ls2
Fourth-st Grand Rapids, Mich. left
NOR SALE-PINR AND RKD WOOD LANDS,
4 good farms and city property foT sale cheap
also money 10 loan. Call al Lovett block Csrsl-
81. opposite Sweets Hotel. A r. Antisdel- 4lti
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

The soninssion of Gen. CLINTON b.
Fax wss . case Of the Office, !. =. the
domination. seeking the man. He re-
tired before 10 O'Clock the night he was
nominsfed. and bis family refused to dis
surb him 10 rad 70 him the telegram an
ncunsinz his nomination
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

To show 10 ~hat depths OF deprsvity
punst-r may tsIl ws have only 70 quose
the following from the New York Erea-
fna S,sa. 1T is singular that 50 msny
Boston boys 20 70 Harvard College. II
thsy vent 10 Provid-ucs they would re-
turn home Brown bred"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

A Chicsgo papers marine editor. who
must hsve b-en ~spicins the main brace,
describes a ns~ steel siesmer ss having
al modern eonvesieBses. Iuciuding 8
~top-g gallant forecsstle.-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

This viii - . week pregnant with
great events in Sc Louis. On Tuesday
MAxxxfI. a. trunk marder fsmes viii
learn whether he n 70 be hanged or not
sud on TIA sane day. probably, the
Democrats win learn Who - 70 be hanged
10 the tail of thar ticket
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Mayor Hxwrrr. % New York. vas very
bilious on Msmori2l Day. he neither
reviewed the parade nor called on the
PRESIDENT As rssuls he is being pretty
rsvsrsly criticised BY his fellow Demo
Gratis. Since ths day CIxvxLASD vss in
suxarassd Mr.. Hxwrrr has not spoken
10 him nor entered the door Of the White
Housa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Yes SAID an Arc<cnf asr ere -
whose feet had beea czzt 81 By moving
machine. 4 Nft that fsot geztiszsen. a.
the hafsis e nrA R1n
'Cursous remarked cne
Low ~,rsruSf
Z saeziA thsas that n fhe kn-v vs1
aust have f1ssnd ysurSeif n vou wonld
bare aeesse1 bots feet View Tork Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

II "a now six weeks since the brewery
lockout began in New York. Nearly
400 0f the locksd-oas men worked IN
New York, and il IL ssid 400 are still
idle. Thas Tar toe locksd-out men have
lost nearly s250.000 In Wages, and their
employers are ssid 10 have lost three
times that amount Strikes and lockouts
come hs9h.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

The historians n New York have been
during the lsst ssw days discussing the
anesfiou vhether shere ever wss ssch a
thing - sanriss. The earliest rissr hssn't I
seen ens lately.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

The Chicago yonrnat ears The
Trcoaoss and ths County Democracy
vent pot ~ sf the serne hutel IN St
T.euis. No enc hossl coald bold them
beth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

The early cucnmber hss besn here fer
sine tine. but rs sssocsats. ne eplic.
nss apparently net been asserting isselt
A. ,arch 50 nsusL
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Fortuustsly FOR the peace OF the po-
liticsl world there 10 but one JAxEs q.
BLAME
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

NIRDLER'S s BULLETIS-ONE HALF A MIL
W lion dollars in cal estate for sale At bottom
fgures consisting of city and farm properly:
House and lot for sale within seven minutes
walk OF poS,oflce SPLENDID location. This
properly - q cheap home for q poor man. Good
business property Tor sale on Csnzlst. consisting
OF two stores. 81 stories high. with Easements.
cheap. Three splendid residences for sale In de-
sirable parts OF city. terms and prices 10 suit
purchaser. Money 10 loan in sums 10 suit aud at
low rate of interest Southern pine lands for
sale. Call and see what have and satisfy your
selves as 70 an investment. b. e. Girdler, Room
u, Tower block. I45tf
C'OR SALE CHEAP-H0UsE AND LOT, ls6
Summer-st. Must sell. Terms TO suit. Ad-
dress W. i. Cummings, 122 Charies-st. l66
COR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO A CAPI-
II t4list. One of the best business corners in
centre OF city, lot 1d0xil0: next thirty days b.
{. Girdler, room IL Pierce block. lo2f
nor SALE-HOUsE5 AND lots, VACANT
Il lots aud farms; some choice bargains if taken
oon Hughes & Thomas. rooms 80 and 81. New
Housemsn block. s1tt
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap at DR.. Veenboers wenham block,
corner of Monroe and Diysion-Fts. s5tf
EOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
l. house. on Springst., for 5000. neat fame
dwelling house, On Jemee-st.. for $500, and IN
90 acre farm IN Sparta for ~, 200; ell on sn.l.
payments and reasonable terms. T. A. Dapper.
rocm l2s, Ledy&rd block. over Public Library.
Z17tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

virriuis bss several Republicsn psr-
s;es The ~srscns leaders evidently be-
hsve enc esnaos sss 80 mnch of god
fh.nr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

w work Call No las Third-Ave. las
yVANfED-6IhL Al fLANTLks . hvUsn
w courtst., West side. l51
yVASTED-AT ONCF, 4 GOOD tlkL FUh
w w - general hon.esork. Mn. B. W. Putnam:
yVANTED-l5 DININGR00M GIRLS TO GO
w North. 10 tor city, ehsmherm&ids. pastry
cooks, cooks and lanndresses, = general house
girls Ladies farioTs. and Tower block l57
yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GES-
w ersl housework ~ lzo Livingston-st. Mrs
chas, 4. Goodwin. l55
UANTED-IMMED1ATE A GOOD GIRL
w for general homework Holland preferred
Enquire a. $50 Jsmes-st. l5o
WASTED-A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK.
" Inquire st l2S South DivsiOn-st los
WANrED-HoTEL GIRLS FOR THE NORTH;
w also cooks. lavndresses ana general servants
Tor the city: viii give places tree - general ser
wants Tor a few days more only. Ladies Pariors,
and 4. Tower block. 80
WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS.
w Mrs. Daniel Mccoy s. Paris-aye. l56
yVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework a. s95 fouaiain-st J. G.
Vincent. 1877
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL AT THE ARNOLD
w House, corner West Bridge and summer sts
yUANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w erai homework in tamily OF three at 2es
Crescent-ave. 1lstt
VVANTED-sIx FIRST CLASS DREsSMAK-
w ers at l2S North Ionia-st., opposite the post
Office. IsS
WANTED FIRST Class GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework: good wages; TWO IN family
Call II DaytOnEt. leo
yIANTED-l5 DINING ROOM GIRLS FOR
w Hetel Ottawa. Ottawa Beach, Mich. Wages
sl6 per month. Apply 10 John A. Baker, The
Warwick, Grand Rapids. i76
WANTEb-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
Wv work. 1fS North Division-st. German or
Swede preferred. l40tf
tl ANTED = EIGHT FIRST CLASS. DRESS
W makers and spprentice girls Apply 10 Mrs
A. J. Rudell. Room 73 New HouseInan block.
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