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Contracts Let for the Care of Seamen ,
the Pacific Coast

Contracts Let for the Care of Seamen on
the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON, June 26th.-Superyising
Surgeon-General Hamilton, of the Marine
Hospital Service, has awarded contracts
for the care of seamen, etc., for the next
fiscal year on the Pacific coast as follows:
The San Francisco hospital patients are to
be cared for in United States Marine Hos
pitai, the out patients are to be treated at
the Marine Hospital office. in the Apprais-
er's building, the burial of the deceased
patients to be at the hospital cemetery, and
the burial of foreign seamen at $40 EACH
At Wilmington, CAL, W. A. Weldon, M.
D., will furnish quarters, subsistence,
nursing and medical attendance and medi-
cines at 81 25 per day; contagious dis
vide for the burial of deceased patients is
not completed.
At Eureka, CAL, medical attendance will
be furnished by the Acting Assistant Sur
geon, the allowance-to be made to furnish
quarters, subsistence, nursing and medi
cines at 81 25 per day, and for the burial of
deceased patients $40 EACH
At Portland, Or, medical attendance is
to be furnished by the medical officer of
the Marine Hospital Service, the out
patients to be treated at the dispensary in
Union Block; st. Vincent's Hospital to fur
nish the quarters, subsistence and medi-
cines at so cents per day. Contagious dis
eases at ST. 25 per day; Delin & Holman
to provide for the burial of deceased
patients at $l4 each.
At Astoria, Or, st. Mary's Hospital is to
furnish the quarters, subsistence, nursing,
medical attendance and medicines at 81
per day, F. Fl. Surprenant e. Co., to pro.
vide for the burial of deceased patients at
$25 each.
At Sitka, Alaska. medical attendance
will be furnished by the Acting Assistant
Surgeon. The contract to furnish quarters,
subsistence, nursing and medicines is not
completed
At Tacoma, Wash, medical attendance
is to be furnished by the Acting Assistant
Surgeon, an allowance to be made when
necessary to furnish quarters, subsistence,
nursing and medicines at 81 per day; for
contagious diseases, 81 80 per day, and to
provide for the burial of deceased patients
at SIS each.
at Seattle, Wash, medical attendance is
to be furnished by the Acting Assistant Sur
geon, the Providence Hospital to furnish
quarters. Sustenance, nursing and medi-
cines at s5 cents per day; Bonney g. Stew
art to provide for the burial of deceased
patients at 500 80 each.
AT Port Townsend, Wash, the hospital
patients are 10 be cared for in the United
States Marine Hospital; A. G. Smith. Man
ager, to provide for the burial of deceased
patients at 50 so each.
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UNSIGNED BILLS.
Denver Merchants Taken in by Shrewd
Swindler.

Denver Merchants Taken in by a shrewd
Swindler.
DENVER, June 26th.-When the Cashier
of the Denver Manufacturing Company
made a deposit at the German National
Bank yesterday evening the teller threw
out six ten. dollar bills and refused to &C.
cept them. The notes were not counterfeit.
but did not bear the signature of the Presi.
dent and Cashier of the bank from which
they were issued. The Treasury number
is So, ,793, bank-note 3642, series of 1882, on
the Market National Bank of Cincinnati.
A man of about % years entered the
salesroom of the Denver Manufacturing
Company yesterday and purchased $50
saddle, paying for it with these notes. He
took the saddle and went to Roop's livery
stable and purchased horse for $40, pay
ing for it with unsigned notes. He saddied
the horse and made off toward the mount
aims. When he left the stable he had about
$1,000 in these bills. Something over $500
OF this monev were offered the banks to-
DAY. The officers are on his trail.
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The Railroad strike.

CAIRO (Ill.), June 26th.-A committee of
the Illinois Central strikers came here to.
day, and on their orders every freight train
between here end Centralia on the Illinois
Central was side-tracked. The passenger
coaches were also detached from two
trains.
At the strikers headquarters the matter
was discussed for several hours, and when
the meeting finally adjourned it was given
out that conclusion had been reached A
rumor was in circulation tonight that the
strikers decided to ask concessions limiting
the power of Superintendent Russell.
Other reports said that such concessions
had already been refused, and that the
strikers are now only seeking an excuse to
let themselves down easy. A way for this
was opened by the company's statement
made tonight. While declining to remove
Superintendent RUSSELL it censures him
for lack of courtesy to his subordina.es.
and declares that displacement of capable
hands is not in contemplation.
Washington Notes.
WASHINGTON, June 26th. Senator Dawes.
from the Committee on Indian Affairs, to-
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AT SAN SALVADOR.
Cause of the Sudden Death of General
Menendez.

SAN SALVADOR. June 26th-During a
ball given at the Presidents residence in
the capital on the 22d inst, in celebration
of the anniversary of the triumphal entry
of General Menendez, General Melesio
Marcial suddenly entered the ballroom
about IL P. NJ, and announced on behalf of
his chiet, General Ezeta, who had arrived
with 600 men from Santa Ana, a revolt
against the existing Government. At this
iuncture General Martinez, commander of
the Government forces, who was sick in
the upper story, requested an audience
with General Marcial
An alteration ensued between Martinez
and Marcial, resulting in the latter being
shot and killed. Ezetas soldiers there
upon took Martinez a prisoner and cap
tured the barracks. Twenty-three persons
were killed. The assaulted President died
on the following day from heart disease,
aggravated by excitement. General Gui-
rola is at present directing the different
branches of the Government administra-
ton. General order prevails.
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RAILaOAD NEWS.
A Marked Decrease Reported in Over
laud Business

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26th.-Vice Presi-
dent Stubs and ex-Judge Martin, of the
Southern Pacific Company, are expected
home on Sunday from Washington,
whittier they journeyed some weeks since
to argue tea rates before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. What effect their
logic had upon the members of the Com
mission in inducing decision favorable to
the Southern Pacific Company is not
known. A freight official said yesterday
that it would probably be three or four
months before decision in this case would
be rendered by the Commission, and added
that, should the tea shippers win the case,
some Interesting developments may resul.
in the matter Of foreign tea shipments
The local agents are complaining Of dull
times. The complaint comes not from one
or two of the minor sgents, bat from every
ticket office of any consequence IN the city.
Even at far Fourth and Townsend streets
is felt this falling off Of overland travel,
and A. n. Towne said yesterday that never
within his recollection had railroad bust
ness been so Gull as at the present time.
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AT SAN DIEGO.
Two Men Arrested for an Assault on a
Sea Captain.


SAN DIEGO, June 26th.-Charles Wills,
local agent of the Coast Seamens Union,
and John Helander, another member OF
that organization, were arrested to-day for
participation in murderous assault upon
Captain Mattson, of the bark Mannon,
night before last, and the spiriting away of
the first mate. The story Wills tells is to
the effect that himself and companions
went on board the vessel by reques; of the
mate, who is q union man, and who de-
sired them to aid him in leaving the vessel
Captain Mattson was drunk, and he at
tackled US in the cabin and tried to shoot
us" said Wills. He snapped his revolver
at us twice, when we took it away from
him. Captain Mattson knows | never
touched him, and that he made the attack
himself. | saved him from getting killed"
The two men were arraigned on charge
of assault with intent to kill, and released
until next Tuesday on bonds of $3.50 each.
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CRUISER PHILADELPHIA.
Successful Trial Trip of the New w
Steamer.

Successful Trial Trip of the New War
Steamer.
NEW YORK, June 26th.-The official trial
trip of the United States cruiser Philadel-
phia, which took place over a measured
course off Long Island City, was successful
in every way. She is known to have at
tained speed of over 90! knots an hour.
The conditions yesterday were not very
favorable, there being a heavy fog and a
swift tide running, but Notwithstanding
the vessel behaved admirably in all re-
spects.
According to the figures given above, she
has earned speed premium of over $102,-
600, and if the estimates correspond cor
rectly she is considerably faster than the
Baltimore. On her northern two-hour run
she made trifie over the required nine
teen knots. On her southern trip she
made twenty knots an hour almost to the
second
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CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Canned Goods Bringing Good Price.
Sales at Chicago.

Canned Goods Bringing Good Prices
Sales at Chicago.
New YORK, June 26th.-Y our correspond
ent talked with prominent dealer in
canned goods this morning. He says there
has been large increase in the sales both
OF this year and last years California pack,
and large quantities of California goods are
being handled at Philadelphia. There is
an advance of from 10 to Is per cent. on
the opening prices for California peaches,
and the market for apricots is firner
Apropos of this statement, tie Commercial
Bulletin has the following: Quite a fair
amount of 1889 pack, standard California
peaches. has been moved here at 50 IO@
%, as to brand, and apricois, new and
old, ARE decidedly frmer at 81 GOAL 65
here for standard brands. 1t is also re-
ported by dealers that some of the more
progressive retailers are placing orders for
tirst-class brands of new salmon, recogniz-
ing the fact that the article is cheap at the
present prices.
SALES OF FRUIT.
CHICAGO, June 26th.-The Montgomery
Auction Company sold to-day for account
OF the Earl Fruit Company aud others two
cars of fruit. Royal Anne cherries brought
So 40@2 Is; Black Bigereau cherries. So O5;
Black Republican cherries, 81 5O@2 40;
peaches, 81 35@1 10; apricots, 81 l5@l;
cherry plums, 81 05.
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T OST-THE YOUNG MAN THAT FOUND
IL the package of lace curtains on Tenth
street, between o and P, and promised to bring
same to the police station. is known Return
to A. ]. POMMER'S, 500 street, and save
trouble. LIS
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TIE sUNpAY-sCHooL.
The Next Convention to be Held in st.
Louis.

The Next Convention to be Held in st.
Louis.
PITTsBURG, June 26th.-The morning ses-
sion of the International Sunday school
Convention was taken up with reading re-
ports and other routine business.
In the afternoon the Nominating Com
mittee presented long list of Presidents
and members of the Executive Committee,
one person from each State. Territory and
Province being named for Vice President
and one on the Executive Committee.
Quite a contest took place between st.
Louis, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles and
Toronto for the next International Con-
vention in 1898, but Chicago withdrew In
favor OF st. Louis, and that city was
selected.
In the afternoon and evening number
of addresses were made. Miss Frances
Willard, in her address, said she did not
know that national constitutional prohibi,
tion legislation will ever come, but believed
it will.
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THE FRUIT CROP.
The Yield VIII Not be Large, but Good
Prices VIII Prevail

SAN Francisco, June 26th.-George Rice
OF the State Board of Horticulture said to-
day: The fruit prospects tor California
are unusually good this year. While the
crop will not be so large as il was last wear,
the money value of it will be much greater.
The short crop viii be due to the destruc-
ton of trees by the great foods of last
winter. A great many were destroyed.
bus where the trees were left unipiured
the crop will be up TO or beyond the aver
age, and the shortage in the Eastern fruit
crop will raise the value of California fruit
10 an unprecedented figure. The mysteri-
Gus grape disease of Southern California
has left the vines there entirely. The new
vines are wholly free from it, while the
old vines whose roots have not been killed
are sprouting up with vigorous growth.
1t has departed as mysteriously as it
came ~
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aid of California, Charles 81. Jones of Mis-
souri,, Henry Exall of Texas. and others.
They discussed the various relations of the
worlds fair. A letter was read from Pres
ideut Harrison, expressing deep interest in
the fair. Thomas B. Bryan, representing
the local directory, announced that the
lake-front site had been given up as i'm
practicable,
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places several hundred of the following
circulars:
Ere bugs, take warning The gsllows are
resdy and hanging ready TO begin. Suspicious
By order OF Executive Committee 6oi,
The citizens are determined that the
scenes so often enacted at Fresno and other
California towrs viii not occur here. and
II the perpetrators are caught they will be
most summaJily dealt with
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PROBABLE MURDER
dysiery Surrounding the Disappearance
of n Farmer

uKIAH, June 26.h.-A report came to
this place 10 dsy of murder in this county.
Two days ago W. S. Ray of Blue Rock. in
the northern part of this county, went ont
on horseback to drive up some hogs. His
long absence made MS friends apprehen-
sive of danger, and they stsrted out TO find
him. No signs were found until a small
cabin was reached, some ten miles from
here, in which was found cor siderable
blood and handful of gray hair that re-
sembled the whis6ers of Mr. RAY. Nothing
further has been heard. Sheriff StanGley
left yesterday with his bloodhounds to in.
veStigate the stlair The scene of the affrsy
is ninety miles north of Ukish snd sixteen
miles from telegraph office.
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Mrs. WinsIov,s soo,btnr svrn,

Has been used over fifty years By mothers for
their children while teething. with perfect sue
cess. II soothes the child. softens the gums.
aliays all pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrboes
whether arising from teething or other causes.
and is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world. be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup Twenty-Five cents bottle
MME
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale To Let and sasitdr notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the fret
time and cents per line each subsequent time AZ
notices OF this character seu be found under this
heading.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Sc. Paufs Church aud Sunday-Schooi
Picnic, SATURDAY NEXT. Fare from any
part OF the city TO EAST PARK, cents Cars run
at all hours. Admission, free for all children
Music, games, flying horses and amusements.
ieo6-ot
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For fine glass of fresh buttermiIk;
fresh eggs and butter, sausages, cheese and ali
Kinds of canned goods, go to F. BAUMLE, T2S
street. Lunch for travellers. Our goods are
of superior nuality io1n-t -
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TAKE WARNING
The People of Elko Declare Against In
cendiaries,

OH
cendiaries.
ELKo New June 26th-Lsst Tuesday,
June 24th, an attempt was made to set fire
to the town of Elko About IL o'clock
midnight Sheriff Barnard discovered three
drygoods boxes burning in the rear of E.
Reinhart's store. BY the sid of the eiti-
zens the fire was put out and ii was dis
covered that the boxes had been saturated
with kerosene. The fire was undoubtedly
started by incendiaries.
This morning when the people awoke
they found placed in most conspicuous
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palmlst, wonderful card reader Reads YOUR
character like en- open book Fifteen wears
practice in India, Australia and New Zealand
coionles Young people should know their
future. Fee. 81 A great secret TO ladies. Owing
10 rush of business, have removed to lee
street, between Fourth and Fifth iel7-Im*
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GENERAL NOTIFIES,

Pullman Tourist Car Excursiors.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic end Pacific Rail-
road (Santa Fe route), under management of
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Fastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. w. RAILTON agent,
23l street, Sacramento. Cal. m2 mMWF
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is dangerous TO ramper with Irritating
nquids and exciting snuffs. Use Ely's Cream
Balm, which is safe and pleasant. and is easily
appiied. IL cures the worst cases of eatarrh.
cold IN the head and hay fever. giving relief
from the first application. Price, Sc els. MWF
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Stanley's great work ,''In Darkest Africa"
Parties wishing to order, send address at once to
w. H. MOORE, State House Hotel je22-7ts
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Painless Extrsetion of Teeth by use of
local auesthefic. DR.. WELDON. dentist Eighth
and streets. jel5.tf
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U. E. A.-Election of officers of Capital
Lodge, No. So, THIS EVENING at o'clock.
Every member should be present
D. J. HARTLY, C.
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston d Co.'s, 40 J
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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John EitePs Assay Office removed to
l1e0 ST., S. Z. cor. Seventeenth and J. je7-tf
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Decker Bros.'-The artists piano. Write
70 koHLER 81 CHASE, San Francisco. jels-3m
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nAIRY HEIFERS FOR SAlE-I OFFER FOR
- sale twenty head dairy heifers. two and
three years old. Also, a lot of graded Holstein
calves. This lot of choice stock is out of first
class cows, and by bulls from the celebrated
herd of Holsteins owned by the Hon. Leland
Stanford. This stock is offered low; no fancy
prices, For particulars address EDWARD
ARIHUR Sapramenfn ioos sta
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TOR sALE-A YOUNG. GENTLE MARE;
8 also, good harness and cart Price, 500.
Call at this Office i22tf
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w. C. T. q. Temple.-Meet this evening
at MRS. CHADDERDON'S, Tenth and streets
Come and bring Temple boxes It's
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ENOR SALE-SUBURBAN LAND IN LOTS OF
l. i've, ten, twenty or forty acres, only two
miles from Sacramento party is obliged to sell;
now is your time to buy or exchange for other
real estate and pay a little cash to boot Apply
to CARL STROBEL, BIZ street ie26 ilt
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Warning to llCendiarieS at Elko,
Nevada.
THE STAGE ROBBERS ARRESTED.
Prospectors Preparing TO Invade
the Navajo Indian Reservation
The Fruit Crop.
THE RAILROAD CoNyENrroN,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 rHE ssooRD-us1os.l
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Armory Hall Association.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Armory
Hall Association will be held at the Armory on
for the election of Board of Directors.
E. H. MCKEE, President.
w. /. WALLACE, Secretary ie27-tCSSu
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EOR SALE-GRoCERY AND BAR; GOOD
j. stand. Inquire of CARL sTROBEL. No
Sl7 street. ie27-7t&
EOR SALE-A FINE, GENTEEL BUGGY
e horse. Apply TO WEIR, at A. ]. Pommer's,
S29 street. ie27-3t&
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EAST OF TEE ROCKIES.
The Worlds Fair Commissioners in
Session.
HOSPITAL SERVICE CONTRACTS.
Racine and Firenzi Uphold the Rep
utation of California
Fruit Sales.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
EAST OF TEE ROCKIES.
HOSPITAL SERVICE CONTRACTS.
MAR1NE Hosp1rAL SERVICE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uN1os.l
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC,

ITO LET-A NEAT COTTAGE OF Fly
i rooms: rent cheap. Apply 1125 st. je26-
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ITO LET-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES IN
L the Postoftce building. Fourth and sts
Apply to VIM. h. HAMILTON, room IL. ie25.30t
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EoR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT. SITUATED
IL on \ street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
No 1920, opposite State Capitol; lot 2Ox16O feet.
Inquire in the rear ie25-lws
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FNO RENT-A GOOD BUTCHER SHOP, ALL
i the tools included; also four nice rooms
and bath, suitable for housekeeping. Inauire
at store Twenty third and streets je26- IT'S
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EOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
4 largest saloons in this city; best location;
stock and lease. Inquire at this Office. je22-7t
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TO LET-A FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS, AT
l. 1919 n street. Inquire on premises. je27-7t%
THO LET-TwO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
i over R. L. Hays plumbing shop, 1914 j
street. ie27-7t*
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ITO RENT-A LARGE HOUSE AND BARN ::
L nine rooms, with bath and pantry; good To-
cation. Apply to MILLS & HAWK, Third and
streets. ielS-tf
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T OST-AT THE PLAZA, DURING THE CON.
with letters ~. P" engraved on outside and
short chain attached to it. Finder will please
return the same to A. ]. POMMER, corner Ninth
and ] streets. If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ny NyANTED-ABR BRIGHT, ENERGETIC YOUNG
w man in our business. THE SINGER
MANVFACTURING CO. 703 street ie25 lW
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,kT ANTED-5O GIRLS TO MAKE GLOVES,
at Dodges Sacramento Glove Factory,
10l7 Ninth street. iel9tf
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VNO LET-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
i or unturnlsned rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. Inquire at 50515 street. ie2l-tf
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY AN AMERI-
w can woman as a first-class lady's nurse or
general housekeeper; is a good cook: good
references given. Inquire at Room IL, Western
Hotel. ie97 1ts