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WHITE CITY WAITS,

Alump Of nickel weighing $500 pounds
exhibited at the Worlds fair is worth half
as many dollars.
Two hand embroidered screens in the
Japanese exhibit in the Fine Arts building
at the Worlds fair are valued at $15, 900 and
10000 each.
Souvenir tickets to the fair are no longer
good at the gates. Those already in the
hands of the purchasers can be exchanged
for ordinary tickets, but those sold in the
future will only be good as souvenirs.
The sword which Washington wore
when he surrendered his commission as
chief Of the American forces is exhibited.
1t is three edged, with a steel blade, a sill
yer hilt and u sheath made of some ma
terial similar to parchment.
A peculiar and intensely interesting part
of the psychological exhibit is one pre-
pared for the Worlds fair by Professor
Brieger. 1t is a collection of the swiftest
and most powerful poisons on earth, all
gained from the dead bodies of those who
fell victims to various deadly bacteria.
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AWoman's Work For the Brooklyn Bridge.
1t is singular how much of woman's
work is a lost or unseen force. When the
great Brooklyn bridge was in process Of
construction. Roebling, the engineer. fell
i'll, and after an accute attack of some form
of disease became IL hopeless invalid. In
this emergency his wife took hold of the
work. She was something of "a civil en-
gincer herself, having rendered assistance
in his work before, but when his illness
came on she became u positive quantity.
She finished the plans he had outlined,
made the abstruse calculations he had
planned, supervised tho work in his stead
and carried it forward to a successful con-
clusion. Yet only to a few persons was
her connection with the bridge ever known,
and the only reward she ever received for it
was the empty honor of driving the first
team across the completed st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
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NOTICE TO CREDTTORs-IN THE DIS
~ trist court Of the flrnt judicial district At
the stats Ut M.ntanA in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Jsha Monahan.
deceased.
minislrarrix of the esAats OF John MonA-
han. deceased 10 tbs oredi or. Of. and
all pcrsoss having olaims Asatnst thu aAid
deceaasA. to exhibit them with the n<oosaary
vouchers within fcur months after the Arst pub
Hcat,on otlh,s notice to the said aiministratrl1 q
Re law oti'ee Of M:ssenA hu.,a,d. ltoom 9 Gold
lewis and laTks. stats Of Montana, ,hs anne
DO ne the place Tor tho traAsAcsior Of ths husi-
nsss OF said sstats In satd oountyo Of Lewis and
Clarke
NARY AONAHAN,
Adm nistrAtrix Of ths EstAts Of JsAa AsaAhaa.
deceased.
tatsd ssptsnh sF q 1854.
1iIvt poblieAkoA Sept 10 INA
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INFORMATION.

Remember this: The greatest line of
railway operating between St. Paul or
Minneapolis and Milwaukee and Chicago
is the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE l. ST.
PAUL. II owns and operates unier one
management {, 100 miles of track.
Every day this road starts FOUR hand
some. elegantly equipped passenger trains
from the Twin Cities that run through
to Milwaukee and Chicago without
change of cars of anv GLASS. TWO trains
daily to st. Louis and Kansas City. The
train service and general equipment OF
THE MILWAUKEE," Is not surpassed by
any railway in America. 1t runs the
famous aud only elecsric-lighted vestiouled
limited train to Chicago daily-oonsidsrsd
I ths finest regular train in this country. II
is the Official Governments Fast Mail Line.
If you are going to Chicago. Milwaukee, or
any point east or south, or to st. Louis or
Kansas City, cut this ont:
Leave Ct. Paal B 1855 =. M, arrive .. Chicago
1o. ,e;P & '1 Fasi 'y < a.as D. M. arrive at Chicago
GAS next morning.
Leave st. Paul A e:55 .. M, arrive at Chicago
ZOO next morning.
Leave st. Paul A 500 p, IN. arrive at Chicago
$40 next morning
Leave st. Paul A t:la a. m, arrive at st. l. ouis
1:s0 next morning.
Leave st. Paul c 7:ls p. m, arrive At st Louis
6:l5 next evening.
Leave St. Paul A a:lh q. m. arrive At Kansas
City 700 next morninE.
Leave e. Paul q 7:i5 p. IN, arrive 1t Kansas
, ity 900 next evening.
A Daily. b Except sunday. c Except Saturday,
Palace Slespers on night trains. Parlor
Chair Cars on day trains. Dining Car Ser
vice superb.
Trains leave from 81. Paul Union Depot.
Fol lowest rates to all points in United
States and Canada apply to any ticket
agent or address j. T. CONLEY,
Assistant Gen. Pass. ARt.. ST. Paul. MINI.
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A MilltoD Friepna

A friend in need is a friend indeed. and
not less than one million people have found
just such a friend in DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
II you have mayer used this Great Cough
Medicine. one trial will convince you that
1t has wond. rful curative powers in all dis
eases of throat, Chest aud Lungs. Each
bottle ia guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottle free at ii. NJ. Pnrchen IL Co.'s drug
tore. Large bottles 30 cents and 81.
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CheaD PilIowshams.

A young h~ousekeeper says: II save all
my scraps, however small, of white lace and
embroidery, and | beg from my friends
what bits l can. Then when l get enough
l just sew them together as you would
make a crazy quilt and finish off the edge
with lace rutfles. The result is the richest,
most effective pillowshams for the least
money that ever l have seem"
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nu.r,.n,. A,n,s. s.,v.

The Best Salvs in the world for Cuts,
BruiseA Sores. Ulcers Salt Rhsum. Feves
Sores, letter, Chappsd HandA Chilblaina,
Cons and ali Skin Eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures Pi!es or no money required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfastion,
or money sfsnded. Price rs eants Per boz.
For sale bv III. u. Pa: chen h Co
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-07

It Is considered an omen OF misfortune
In Northampton If three butterflies are seen
together.
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Thin or gray hair or bald heads. 80 dis
pleasing TO ma " people rs marks of age.
may be nvsttsd for a long time by using
Hall's Hnir Isenewer.
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AMsx P.k 49,;

DR.. Cations Reliable Compound for Ladies' are
Safe, fro1lpt, Efteotnat. lhs original and oply
sealed; Aatios fss CATON sPEC. Co, BOG
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c. R. Patterson, G. L. w.; Fl. F. Terrill,
b. G. w; W. A. Terrill. B. c. W.; +. Q.
Hall. i. A. W.; J. E. Alexander. G. c. C. /;
l.. S. Upson, c. c. w; r. P. Awkward, A.
A. c.; T. NJ. Gibson Jr., A. C. W.; L. w.
Fox. y. C. A. A.; g. S. Wells. L. C. W..
NJ. F. Rose, A. A. c.; E. Cardinet, I'm.
G. NJ. Hamlin, c. c. W.; W. F. Foster, b.
c. w.
Explanation of authorizations: A. B. and
A. c., Alameda Bicycle and Athletic
Club; A. c. W., Angel City Wheelmen
A. A. c., Acme Athletic Club; b. c. W.,
Bay City Wheelmen; &. c. W.. Capital
City Wheelmen; G. e. r. c.. Capital City
L. A. W. Los Angeles Wheelmen O. L.
W., Oak Leaf Wheelmen; P. V. W.,
Pajaro Valley Wheelmen; p. G. A. A.,
Pomona College Athletic Association; S.
f. B. c., San Francisco Bicycle Club; S.
j. r. c.. San jose Road Club; S. A. c..
Sacramento Athletic Club; Un.. Unat-
tached.
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Telegraphic Operators Unite.

The telegraph operators have organized
an aid society. The initiation fee is So 80
and the monthly dues 50 cents. Members
who are sick or disabled for one or more
months are exempt from the payment of
dues during that time. Any member In
good standing. in case of sickness or dis
ability, shall receive the sum of $40 a
week for a period not exceeding four
weeks inside of any consecutive twelve
months, except upon the special recon-
mendation of the executive committee.
The officers of the society are: w. J..
Martin. president; W. c. Swain, vice
president; W. F. Muhlner Jr., secretary :;
+. Kingsbury. treasurer The executive
committee consists of w. j. Martin, F. A.
Chrisman, E. Hockett. /. n Miller Jr.,
S. T. Davidson, w. c. Swain, F. Kings.
bury: auditing committee, L. W. StorrOr,
j. McRobie, j. NJ. Fairchild.
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AN EXHAUSTED FUND.
All the Same the Schoolteachers
Will All Be Paid.

Auditor Broderick and Judge Murphy
of the Superior Court counted the money
in the city treasury yesterday. The vaults
were found TO contain S7S4. SCI is. of all
this money none belongs 10 the general
fund, which is completely exhausted.
Treasurer Widber stated yesterday that he
had on hand $50, 900 of registered demands
on the general fund which were unpaid,
and expected that the salary list for June
for police officers, fremen and City Hall
employees would amount to $4,000. There
will be no money in the general fund to
pay these demands. which will be in
creased by about 100000 for supplies.
The sehoolteachers will be paid. as the
school fund is in a very healthy condition,
there being a large surplus on hand.
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MurdOck'S Estate.

The Photographic will OF Alexander Muir
dock has been filed for probate by Isabella
Duncan, sister of decedent. The estate is
valued at $4,000. The testator appears to
have left no descendant, and his estate is
distributed in various requests. Ten
nephews, nieces and cousins residing in
England are bequeathed sums ranging
from $3.50 to $500. The executrix comes
in for the largest share, as she is left 100
shares of Spring Valley stock. 125 shares
in the California Electric Light Company,
valued at S30.450, lot or Filbert street
and some promlssory notes.
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HE PLEADS GUILTY.
Charles II. Smith of the Southern
Pacific Fined Ten Dollars.

FdNEiII I-IIEGU IEH OUTFITS.
Charles Il. Smith, who Is employed in
the office of his uncle, the treasurer of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, was taken
before Judge Low yesterday. charged
with exhibiting deadly weapon in a rude,
angry and threatening manner, in the
presence of his wife, Josie. Mrs Smith
did not appear, but the defendants attor-
ney read letter sent the defendant, stat
ing that she had had the case dismissed
''Tbe case is not dismissed" continued
the attorney, land we will plead guilty.
But l will tell the attorney for the COM
planning witness that If she comes to the
treasurer's Office again, we will have her
arrested for disturbing the peace. She has
been there too often. and it must be
stopped"
The Judge fined the defendant SO. which
was promptly paid
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A DELINQUENT Executor.

Michael Purcell, surviving husband of
Louise A. Purcell. daughter of the late
Frederick Metzger, has presented petit
ton TO Judge Coffey. setting forth that
Joseph Gutberlet, executor of Metzger's
will, has not yet filed an inventory nor
presented an appraisment of the estate,
notwith standing the fact that he received
his letters testamentary as far back as
June, 1885, AS the law requires the fling
of an inventory and appraisement within
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New Real Estate Err.

II. S. de Rochemont of 4l5 Montgomery
street and II. E, PoehlmaD. who recently
established an Office at II Montgomery
street, have entered into partnership and
will commence business in real estate
under the new arrangement July l. The
Office of the firm will be at 4l5 Montgom-
cry street, room Z.
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SEIZURE OF OPIUM.
Forty Tael Tins Found on the Steam
shin China.

ship China.
Yesterday Inspectors Holmes and Ahern
seized a package of opium obtaining forty
tael tins found concealed in a lime-juice
box on board the steamer China, which
arrived from Hong-Kong last Monday.
They also seized six tins, which were
found in the possession of one of the Chi
nese passengers named Mai Lo. He was
not arrested, but the opium was confs-
Gated by Inspector Brown. The Chlnaman
was in hopes TO get ashore by giving the
officer an opportunity to arrest him. This
is one of the numerous lodges practiced
by the Chinese. Should the Chinaman in
woke the aid of the courts and get ashore
by means of a writ of habeas corpus he
will be arrested and charged with snug
CLING; otherwise he will have TO return to
Hong-Kong.
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three months of the granting Of letters of
administration there is likely to be some
trouble 10 the matter. The estate is only
worth about 5000
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wANrED-CoNr1NUEp

SITUATIONS NTED-CONTINUED
"a ANTED-sIT0ATION BY FIRST-CLAs
" cook, with best OF references; understands all
kinds of French and American cooking: is fine
bntter-maker; city or country. Call on or address
753 Howard st.
GIRL. IT, WANTS PLACE TO DO HOUSE
" work: sleep home. Call address S14 j essie
ST.. off Ninth.
SITUATIoN WANTED BY GERMAN GIRL TO
= do light housework and cooking: small family;
references Cali or address ISL Mission st, r. 22
CTYLISH DREssMAKER. A GOOD CUTTER
- and filter. wishes a few more engagements by
the day: references given: terms 81 so per day.
Call or address 2l14 Baker st je27 ats
CITUATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL FOR
5 y upstairs work or care of children agpIy at
CAPABLE, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES
" position as lady's nurse or care for children;
Hyde. ie27 3t*
COMPETENT COLORED GIRL WOULD LIKE
~ TO do morning work, chamberwork ONCE
work Apply at 723 o'Farrellst. after 3. iez7 3t*
> GERMAN GIRLS, JUST FROM THE EAST,
= would like employment in private family as
upstairs girls or cooks. Address G. g., box l24.
Call Branch once. je27 2t*
COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUA-
- ton to take care of children. Please call or
ADDRESS virginia ave-. off Mission road. bet.
iwenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth SITS. te27 2ts
" cooking and homework. Apply "A Bridge
place. bet. Leavenworth and Hyde je27 2t*
by GIRL, WHO is GOOD COOK AND LAUN-
dress; no postals. Can 764 Harrison. je27 2t*
n GOD DRESSMAKER WISHES WORK BY THE
VI day. 502 Mason ST. je27 2t*
> RESPECTABLE DANISH GIRLS LATELY
= from Old Country wish situations. Please call
at 1871 Alabama ST. ie26 BITS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FILTER AND
- stylish draper and designer, thorough dress
maker, by the day. 327 Ivy ave je26 3t*
"a ANrED, by A YOUNG GIRL, POSITION AS
W assistant bookkeeper or any kind of Office
work Please address A. w. W., 1929 Howard. 3t*
INEXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES
II more engagements by the day at So so. Adj
dress orders NJ. NJ. 3S5 Gates ST. ie26 3t*
L IRST-CLASS HOUSEKEEPER WITH BOY OF
II wants situation can do hOusework or cook
ing; city or country; boy can care for horses and
cows Address Mrs. A, box 127, Call Branch
once. je26 3t*
COMPETENT YOUNG FRENCH GIRL, JUST
y arrived from France, wants situation in priv
ate family across the bay: has best of refer
ences: can do homework and all kinds of sew
Ing. Please address IT Taylor ST., near Market,
hower-store. lea 6t*
PROFESSIONAL NURSE. PRACTICAL AND
l. surgical with highest references from phySi-
clans, would like few more engagements. Please
call or address 2509 Suffer st. Je9 I'm
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MEETING NoTICEs-CoNrINUED.

E-lS annual Meeting.
- Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nuai meeting OF the company OF Associated stock
brokers Will be held in the rooms of the San
francisco stock and Exchange Board on MON
DAY, July 10. 1898, at 10 A. NJ. for the
purpose OF electing board of directors To serve
I or the ensuing year and for the transaction of
such otner business as may properly come before
the meeting. By order of the board of directors.
II. 7. LANDON. Sec.
San Francisco. June %, 1898. ie24 I'd
~ Large and Small Halls for Rent at
NV half the price OF other places. 927 Mission
ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth. je25 It's
- Societies, Take Notice! Society
w. emblems. badges. ETC., made: reasonable
prices. FERD. HEIDUSKA Alb Bush st. fe2S 6m
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LEGAL NOTIcES

DEPARTMENT NO. 9. PROBATE-M THIS
=, Superior Court in and for the city and county
ter OF the estate of EDWARD FITZGER aT uT
B S deceased. Notice is hereby given that
", w oednrsday. the 9th day of July. A. d. ls93 at
department No. OF said court at the new CIV
ran IN me city and county of San Francisco
s a.ate OF Sauornla. have been appointed as the
Tune and place for proving an authentIeated eoDy
REt me VIII da.ae OF said EDWARD FITzGERALD
ton of TRUXTUN BEALE for the Issuance to min,
Oh letters OF administration with the win annexed
loeaiI NJ. z, HALEY. CIers, by
Dated. June 20, 1893
ooRMAC DONOHoE. attorneys for petit
bIuuer- 80
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HELP wANrED-CoNTINUED.


WANTED-1o GOOD MATTRESSES FOR SUM
w mer resorts and country hotels, $50 each; so
5000 honsswSrk girls city and country $50 and
CIRL FOR HoUsEwORK. SMALL AMERI-
can family. $25; chambermaids. $50: in
fant's nurse. S25; several others. MRS HIRD,
7O5 Polk st.
w ANTED-LADIES TO WRITE AT HOME;
' tnclose stamped envelope. VERNA LANG
DON, South Bend. Ind. je2S got
"a ANTED-wAITRESS GOOD PLACE. I4Ol
w Valencia st. je29 St*
GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply 6SS Shotwell, cor. 2lst. je28 9t*
TAILoREssi GOOD FINISHER ON PANTS
ZIG Tehama ST., BET. Eighth and Ninth. 12s 2t*
VoUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEwoRK AND
children Il Hollis st. OFF Ellis, mr.. Buchanan*
GIRL FOR HOUSE AND CoOKING: ALSO
y nurse girl. 943 Howard ST
Young GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEwoRK;
sleep home; $40. 559 Stevenson st.
VoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST N LIGHT HOUSE
L keeping IN Mill Valley. At 1919 washington*
NIRL: IA YEARS OLD; TO ASSIST IN
y chamberwork; small wages. 137 Seventh.
GIRL TO CUT CARDS ON CUTTING MA
" chine. STUPARICH. 5I8 Clay st
HALF-GRowN GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Ii work. 244l Larkin St
IA OMAN, CLEAN AND ORDERLY FOR
~ general housework; plain washing; wages
go. SSH Gay ST.
young GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEwoRK
} 40 Eddy st.
n IRL, IL TO ID. ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
VI work and help mind baby. 1913 o'Farrell.
YOU'VE GIRL FOR HoUSEwoRK AND TAKE
L care of a two-y caro- old child; good home for
right person 5000 Laguna, near Union.
. GIRLS TO WAIT IN RESTAURANT. 1871
= Market ST. near Eighth.
iNIRL TO MIND AND ASSIST WITH HOUSE
u work. 321a Shotwell ST.. near Fifteenth.
+ TITLE GIRL TO ASSIST WITH CHILDREN.
IL 23O9 ocuavia st.
GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HoUSEWORK;
VI no children. 1924 Post st.
! AIDES TO AID ME IN SELLING 4 FAMOUS
II toilet article for the complexion; excellent
inducements. Call on address MRS. NJ. A. HEN
MESSY 213 Franklin ST. ie27 2t*
UPSTAIRS GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
= PLAN sewing. 1440 o'Farrell ST. ie27 2t*
NURSEGIRL WANTED; REFERENCES RE
~ qutred. 1904 Steiner. ie26 tt
w ANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work: good wages. 1903 Geary st. je26 Sta
q IRL WANTED FOR LIGHT HoUsEw0RK.
" 3IS Tehama ST. je26 St*
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED sALkSLADY
W FOR muslin underwear department; none 9TH
ers need apply. Call bet, and 3 P. M. IS SAN
some st. upstairs. je24 IT
I AIDES WISHING TO MAKE MONEY AT
II home call room 63. Nucleus building or
write, lnclos1ng stamp and envelope. ie23 It's
EEMALE CANvASsERs wANTED-GATEs'
Pharmacy. Stockton and o'Farrell. je17 If
Is ANTED-RESPECTABL YOUNG LADIES
ton mailed; inclose stamp. Address T., box 70,
This Office. les u
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pooM FOR 2 OR 3 MORE MEN TO GO ON
~ 10 days sailing excursion up the Sacramento
River with the sloops, Paul and Rambler: start
ing July and returning IT, Apply w. PAULSAN,
42l Jones st. ie23 Ste
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DRETTY SIGHT-2NO KINDS AND COLORS
i and styles of infants caps. hats and bonnets,
TO De opened this morning, zoe to SO each; they
must go at half price to move them quickly; Will
you come or will you send over 100 kim DIS at SOC
ana Zoe; worth double other stores; try
prices once SMITHS CASH STORE, 416-41S
Front ST., take elevator. ie27 st
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
SANITARY PLUMBING AND SEW ERISG IT
~ hoFsCHMIDr. 625 u. G. av.; tel. 1858 3m
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Ilme :OS1a.
second aud third.
Post betting: Morton TO 1, Joe Hooker Jr. 6
to l, Broadchurch TO l.
Our Dick 40 to /. Sidney to l, Joe to l. yalta
TO l, Mackey TO l and Joe Winters IL to also
ran.
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Third race-Selling. Five ana half furIonqs.
E j. Applebys CHI. g. Morton, a.. by Lelnster-
Lilly II, nc Williams. .......'.....-..
P. Mebber's Oh. g. Joe Hooker Jr. a.. lOl &c.
w eoOetJ --.s...- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Z. Iierneys Oh. Il. Broadchurch. a., lie
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" ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE AND WELL
~ TODD young gentleman. furnished suite
single room Gin Spanish family prefered) where
there is young Spanish lady, to have opportunity
to learn Spanish; am willing to teach German,
french or give piano lessons in exchange: pest
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