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The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
Wave Tossed.

-. .sek voya-er, ,zrsr unsr~aksbte tsrt=r-s-
Trn q Iia.s1isrs Stnzassh Bifte-. Is rusortst 70
tbs tsstBrc. rss-s- NsrArin- parti--- Sooaa f.a-
rrIasH nsrr-ss sekiy PesP'e. -noss the ,afsta< o.
railway train AssSts uaseh In ~ stras Say 50 sas
,s..lnE o; IN ssrres DO ea. -so e-oss~- ihs A.
isutie fos the srri u,ac .hosA - ni1dfai 81 iAis
and - provided .tiA an Ateqaat- snr72y ~ tss
nirter, Tais iuernf f.krzS'e s:saaa1aic ~tl yfy ~
" tsssls .-a1akxh caux-rp4siy cisfsra~S. l. =
cnt4tsi antiante 70 rz2sa-ta sd nEfH1a* Coz
plkints rv1e1;s- ecnst Iasiau and u.iloIsstss 80
ru1utrrAet. a fsnarugy Ia rtFruzf n be-lces
this. u c1nr-nssfo- for ios- of eacrrf yos-s
qusat spa unea@ sIsrshes 80 refrs@s Aasissf.
and secrf- tt~ ssst.- of sEpo-are Ia tHcAszaeai
~r1thsr and lhe ~ezri4- Of azsap ciesaiEs lio;n
tppsf!is an sLrp 1rs pronaosst ~ II ssi4 s1ersi
hc@lta uptS y tuTrest- tsfogeh ~ E-~-
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
al Tnnnr..rn rrr.l,

A 16-year-old negro boy living
near Milan. Tenn, was born with
only one eye. there being no trace OF
another. His body is covered with q
growth OF small hairs, resembling
wool, giving him the appearance Of
a brute animal.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
p..fn... c.nass u. cared

By local applications as they cAnno, reach The
dis-Ased portion Of the ear. There 10 o1ly
one way 10 cure deafness. and that l. by coa-
s;itationAl rctIsrslies. Deafness IL cssseS. by
an infA1oed enndlt.oa of the mucous lining
of tic EnstzckiAn Tebe- When this tube 10
infAEned yoa have a rszabling soand or fra-
pcrfce; hearing, and vhes II "a entirely closed.
Deafness is the result, zaa unless the infAna-
nation can b tAkca cut and this tube re
stored 10 ia normal eondit.on. bearing VII
be destroyed forever; misc cases out OF ter
arc caused by estArrh, which is noshins bot
an infnned conditloH Of the muoocs sur-
faces
We Will give Oae Han-3resl Dollars for any
case Of Deafness fsaHsrd BY catarhl that
cannot b cured by HalFs CAtaErh Care send
for circulars; frrc-
FJ. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
r-SnIa nv Dt-.r.l-t.r.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
g-sold By Druggists. dc.

The romantic young wonan's grandfather
was In a rem nlseent ulSosi-
'Ili never forget the day ] popped the
question To your grantraother,n he said
do tell me about Ia"
"It wasn't much To teal about IL was In
thr mornin'. weat around To the kitchen
door She didnit SAY ~ord when she saw
Ese coming. and her eyes were full OF tears.
'-oh, yea" shs ss!d- II know. You had .
quarrel, and she cried because this ~as the
Seoo ncillation-"
mo, not exactly. Yer Grandmother hap
poned 10 be peelia' onions Jist then.'- Wash-
t.dfoe Star
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08

1t won't make new lungs-- nothing can
but tt Will make diseased ones sound and]
healthy, when everything eiss has failed
The scrofulous affection Of tho lungs that
caused Consumption. hks svcry other form
Of Scrofula, and evary blood-taint and dis-
order, yields to tho Discovery" 10 u thdl
most effective blood cloanser, strength re
ztorer, and desh-builder that's known to raed5
ieA science. In all Bronchial, Throat, and
Lung Affections, IL it ever fails to benenY
or cure, you have your money beck
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08

A perfect and permanent euro for you15
Catarrh-or $500 IN cash. This u promises
BY the propr:stors of Or. SeEss CstsrrS
Hesuedy.
The Lamar register., 1893-07-08
TO SToP THE PROGRESS

OF Conssmption,I
you VIII find but
one Quara ntsed
re IN e3y-Doctor
Piercs's @ olden1
Mcc,is-al
In advanced cases \
It brings comfort
and relief ; II yoo
haven't delayod
tco long. IL VIII
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21

the joyful words when the angelic
multitude, whom he had distanccd in
the Hight, rushed into view, and find
ing that there was nothing left for
them to tell, poised on their shinino
wings III mid-heaven, they burst with
one voice into that. choral song which
Is sounding on, and which shall vet
Jill oil the earth and skies with music
and JOY, "Glory to God in the hi:,h.
est! Peace on earth! Good will to
menp
Oh, joyful, magical, blessed Christ
mas time! hlay the echoes of that
heavenly song fall in the sweet melo-
dies of pardon and love, aud peace
upon every heart and every home into
which this message shall come! Nav
every soul be touched and softencd in
To the tenderness and love and pity of
Him who came in the mangcr, who
poured out upon the world the bound-
less love Of God, aud who went nm
from us into tho mansions which Hr
IS preparing for us in our Fathers
house by way of the Cross and Oliyct !
no Is to pass from the home circle.
ON earth to the home above the comipr
year Shall mother, father, hrs'
band, wife, brother, sister, friend, be
with us when Christmas comes ornin 2
On, let this be enc of unalloved love
ana Joy. Let those who have full
hands open tncm to the empty palms
of those who are poor and needy. nm
every homo with joyful SURPRISES to
the dear, coniiding little ones and ev.
cry heart with loving remcmbranccs of
HIM whose blessed birth the whole
round world is celebrating. Let cs.
ranged and separated friends and
nclGhborS meet, forgive and weave
nlound each others hearts and homes
again the strong, tender ties of love
and friendship. Those whom we
ought and whom we Intended some
time to forgive, will not be here next
Christmas time, O: we ourselves will
Eo beyond the reach of the long in.
tended bat long delayed forgiveness
and love of others when the holy bells
ring out another happy christmas
morn. Oh, let Christ como in! Let
peace and love and joy fill earth and
heaven.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21

M".t eHlccml!y that trains Nos 49, l6 II and IA
W. w run hctWeen torm lia and Atlanta inttesS
ii,' ~ u ,n "na Atlanta. Agents will give ali pub
!'i! possible and have newspapers meks Ioca)
tlshB &r1angcmcnts e az
W. a. TURK
GEM Pass. Agt., Washington, d. c.
S. ii. AARDWICK,
hSst Genl Pass. Agt., Atlanta Ga.
j. a. DODSOS,
Superintendent Atlanta Ga.
Gen
TTH
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21
thursday, DECEMBER 81, 1881
OX IN HEAVEN AND EARr..

We cannot better entertain our
lers this week than to give them
following beautiful story which
clip from Word and Works:
Who believes in his heart that the
y of the "Babe in the Manper"
ever cease to thrill the hearts of
'tals? It never will as long as
re are human hearts to love and
70. 1t mover will The angelic
'iouncement to the shepherds will
~ in interest, beauty and ioy
Il time shall DO no more. 1t will
remain an ;mmo,t tai pleasure to
n to hear and think and sing of
40 shining angels coming down
s r the plains of Bethlehem to pro-
IN to the humble and astonished
pherds the glad news of the Sav.
rs birth.
How often in our own childhood
' we'll MS mans maturer age, have
III vivid imagination brought the
nderful scene before us, and whn,
shublo thrills of joy and surpris,
ngled with fear have we realized
we bave drawn, in our hot
ldish fancy, dim, Judean land
lpe unrolled and slumboring il
> soft, oriental night, with fccc,
,omps of feeding and reclining
Ids revealed here and there in tn,
".e sta! light with the shepherds
e"c and there, heavy with slumhrr
:. - uHCI"' Oh
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21
CICrk'S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Pickcns.
W. f. Hayes, ct. al.

1AN
County of Pickcns. {
W. II. Hayes, ct. al.
vs..
d. T.. Hendricks.
Complaint for partition.
In pursuance OF lccretal order
made in the above stated case by
Hon. w. II. Wallace on 9th Nov
1893. / will sell to the highest bid
der b' fore the court house door at
PIckens during the legal hours fol
Snleday in January
next, the following described real
estate toWit:
All that certain piece, parcel on
tract of land lying being situate in
the county and State aforesaid, on
hcnd waters Of town creek, containing
three hundred and eighty seven (3Si
acr's more or less, adjoining land,
OF Il. ". Hill, A Roper and known
RS the George ilendlicks home place,
MI be Sold in three tracts, plats OF
each tract will be on file in the
clerk s Office and exhibited duy of
sale.
Terms: One third cash, balance
on orc and two years time secured
by bond and III ,rtSago of the r,nui
scs sold.
E. b. Crane,
VS.
Eliza a. Miles, ct. al.
All that piece parcel or tract of
land III the county and state afore-
sald on branch waters Of Wolf
creek, adjoining lands OF ". T. Bow
tn, kusscl Duke, Mary Ann Smith
and others, containing one hundred
\loID acres more or less.
Also al that other piece parcel or
lot OF land in said county aud state,
near the corporate limits Of the town
OF Iickcns, and south of said town,
twenty six (2G) acres more.
or less, on which Buncombo Artcr
now lives
a lso all that othc" lot or parcel ot
land adjoining lands of Henry Law
renee, Wesley Griffin and Jacob
Griffin, and the last above mentioned
fac'' containing twenty acres (2W
mere or less.
Terms of all the uborc mentioned
factS III tins case, cash on day Of
'ai', purchaser II pay for papers and
ccoruinS the same.
j. VI. STEWART.
Clerk of Court.
Dec. Il, 1893.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21
Between Scwhcrry. Clinton and Laurcns
Daiiy Eyrp:,; Sunday
Ee!wceE Hodge, and ALbeyi. Z.
.i'\
Connections via South Bound Rpi,ropc

hos: l3 and li nro solid trains between Charles
ton and tShevil!c.
Through coach betwcen Savannah and Ashe.
vile Oh II n'S l3
Trans leave SpaI.anhurg, 4. x G. divrion
mipprtn9oMnu. li3 H. IN; 5c5 p. IA |" y. III. 'Ves.
tlbuiel li"Hcdl: suuthbound. ICES a. m 35l D.
~, 81 H. ~. (Nesti''ulcd lnnitcdl; w.stlour;j
W: \: &; division, $50 and SIC p. IN, for Hen.
der6onVilie, AshcVil!e and Hot Springs.
Trains leave Grcenv!llc. s. G., A. Il {. divi.fon.
n9Tthhound, l2.i2 Il. IN, 100 p. M. 5.:3 (Nc&tLuI.
cd limitcd); southLound 90 H. M, ico D. m
l22S p IN. Ncatibucd lmtcd).
trains leave %caeca, A. ~ e.. division, north.
round, ll.$O ,. m, ".27 p. III, ard 10 l.. III. ::
Pullman Sleeper on i3"n - III m"" e;t H. M,
ton and Ashe,tlle, via Columbia and spartan.
burg. ~
Pullman palace sleeping crr on trims So and
'0,37 and 30 OH a. & G.. DIVISION
V. f.. MCBEE,
Genl Superintendent, CoumIin. s. G.
S. IT, HiRDW TEX,
hsst GEM Pass AEt. Atlanta, Ga.
w. H. GREEN,
Gcn1 Manager, WnShin;trn D. C.
". 4. TURK.
Gspl Pass. Agent. Washington u. G..
sol HAAS.
Traffic Manager. Washington, d. c
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21
s'0'Y'ffGE,

,sH ne M"4rrhs Hoh't hnrnss the svRtem with.
nr%I"uH nS,, HIn}s. Monterey cures Mafaria, Nerv.
tu Sjnn InHs%chtiHn and Bowel Complaints il
Objects ~ ''' cav '0''o' ~ p""
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21

, UNITY. NON. Jy nnd 81 solid trnjns HnfI. :. 10
Charleston ana "lia(on, s. G.
II. ". EMERSON.
y 1,,,x,u Asst Gcnl Passenger fe6nS.
Gcn'l Manager. Treaic WsSsa.x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
THE DAISY CHAIN SOCIETY.

Information Wanted a. to How Far the
Cooperation of the Commissioners Can
Be Had.
The following letter was received by the Com
missioners this morning from Mr. Archibald
Hopkins, representing the Daisy Chain So
ciety:
/ am directed BY the board of the Daisy
Chain Contagious Disease Hospital to call your
attention to the provision in the District appro-
pristiOn bill for site and the expenditure Of
$4,000 for the purpose of organizing and build
ing such hospital in this city. This appro-
priation was secured by nearly two years per-
sistent hard work on the part of the board. and
IN its final shape leaves the amount appropri-
ated. the selection Of the site and the manage
ment Of the hospital absolutely IN the control
of the Commissioners. The question now Is
whether 1t can be so arranged that We can CO.
operate with them in this work and to what ex-
tent they will be willing to delegate their pow
ers to Us in order to carry II on
Our plan Is to raise SIS, 900 in addition to the
amount available. which, with the $4,000 ap-
propriated and about the same amount we have
in hand will make up the S35. 900 which is
considered necessary TO build such hospital as
Washington ought to have 1t will include a
central building for administration. free and
paw wards for diphtheris and scarlet fever and
y compete u1slnIectlnS plant
Will the Commissioners paw over to us the
e5.00O they have to be expended under the di-
rection Of our committee in accordance with
plans to be approved by Drs. Billings and Var
row Of the board? and will the Commissioners
leave the general management of the hospital
to our board, subject of course, to their au-
thority? We should like some definite assur-
ances on these points at the earliest possible
moment in order to determine our own line of
action. The Commissioners will also the
importance of determining at once whether IN
der the act any land belonging 20 the United
States or to the District il to be had, and If so
that il be designated and il not that a site be
selected for purchase-the alternative provis-
ion of the same act.
The board is most anxious to come to full
understanding with the Commissioners. and 1t
has been suggested that il might be so arranged
to apply the money Congress has appro-
priated TO the free wards, and that we should
build and retain control Of the pay wards, the
income from which We anticipate will help
support the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
The Chairmcn Selected by the Democratic
Majority.

Majority.
The Senate democratic caucus this afternoon
finished its work so far az the committee are
The composition OF the majority OF the
finance committee Is as follows:
Voorhees, chairman, Mcpherson, Vance,
Harris. Vest and Jones OF Arkansas.
Ths chairman OF the other majority commit
tees are:
Agriculture. George; appropriations, Cock
rell; claims. Pasco; commerce, Ransom; District
Of Columbia. Harris; immigration. Hill; for
eign relations, Morgan; Indian affairs. Jones OF
Arkansas; interstate commerce. Butler; judi
ciary Pugh; military affairs, Wslthall; mines and
mining Stewart; naval, Mcpherson; patents,
Gray; pensions, Palmer; post Offices, Colquitt;
printing, German: privileges and elections
Vance; public buildings, Vest; public lands,
Berry; railroads, Camden; relations
with Canada, Murphy; rules, Black
burn; territories. Faulkner; Pacific
railroad, Brice: Indian depredations, Lindsay;
Quadrocentennisl. Villas; contingent expenses,
White: census. Turpie; civil service, Call; coast
defences. Gordon; education and labor. Kyle;
enrolled bills. Cafrey; examine branches of civil
ment Of Mississippi river, Bate; irrigation,
White, library. Mills; manufactures. Gibson; ex-
penditures in executive departments, White;
revision OF laws, Daniel; transportation to the
seaboard, Irby; to establish University of
the United States. Hunton; to investigate geo
ogical survey, Martin; national banks,
Mitchell Of Wisconsin; forestry, reservations,
Allen Of Nebraska; to investigate tresDasses
upon Indian lands Roach.
District committee-Faulkner,G Gibson, Hun
ton, Smith. Martin and five republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
They Did Not Meet.

Vice President Stevenson in the crowd
that filed Secretary Gresham's Office this morn
ing, but the Secretary was so deeply engaged
on some importan; business that he was not
able TO see him at onces and Mr.. Stevenson
could not wait, as his presence WAS needed at
the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
Wants to Be Recorder of Deeds.

There is a new man in town who wants berth
under the government This is Mr.. Henry
Jackson Of Tennessee. son of the recently ap-
pointed justice of the Supreme Court. Mr.
Jackson, junior. wants 10 be recorder of the
District under the new administration. He has
come on 10 Washington with his family and
now claims a residence here. He was around
today seeking Endorsements on his application
for this soft berth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

Just before leaving the service Secretary e.
kins detailed three clerks from the pension
record Office TO the inspector generals Office, in
doing which he went over the head Of the in
spectqr general. who did not want the par
ticular men selected Now, acting on his rec
ommendation. Secretary Lamont has dismissed
one Of the clerks. named Potter. and has sent
the other two back to their old Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

The president OF the Emancipation day cele-
bration, Geo. W. Stewart, has announced the
following committee:
To wait on the President-Maj. W. c. Cox,
chairman: Jesse Lawson. Rev. r II. G.. Dyson,
Rev. b. ". johnson, Rev. J. S. Coles. Edward
Shepard, John A GRAY, William II. Brown. DR..
d. NJ. Turner, G. ". Stuart. c. II. Browns,
Travis Glaseo and Rev. Robert Johnson.
Executive committee-W. c. Cox, William H.
Brown. Rev. Robert johnson, Henry Gets and
Lewis Willis.
Yorick W. Smith chairman of committee of
arrangements, lett Saturday night for Rich
mond to make arrangements for an excursion
to this city on the day OF the emancipation
parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
Vote Early and Oftsn

Don't permit your interest to flag. Save the
two coupons each evening and give one to your
favorite letter carrier and one to YOUR favorite
police ofHcer. They NAV not like to ask you for
the coupons for fear Of annoying you. Why
not help them win the free trip to the Worlds
Fair. JrDIus LAxssrRoH. New York Avenue
Rink" between 18th and litb -tyAstA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
Wants $4,000 Damages.

John Fl. Wright, who on November last
was run over by a car at 10th street and Penn
sylvsnia avenue ard so injured as to necessitate
amputation Of his leg, has, BY 4. r. Perry.
sued the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company for els, 900 damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: William E.
Gallagher and Bertha wylie; William T. Hub
bard Of Detroit, Mich. and Mamie 5. Bard;
John Plowden and Fannie Brummeli; Frank
Marine and Cecilia Gersci; John II. Schwier
and Mary L. Watts, both Of Prince Georges
county, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

GOLD IN THE TREAsURY.-The free gold in
the treasury has been built up until it aggre-
gates more than $4,000, O0O Several offers
were today received from weslern points aggre-
eating $500 900. Secretary Carlisle is accepting
these offers as fast as he can supply small
treasury notes for them Only the most ad-
yantageous offers are now accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
nIpexs nj Ri.bop Rrovn

Bishop John VI. Brown Of the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church is lying very ill a. his
residence, 1924 Rhode Island avenue, in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

sDEFISrrELY DEcIDED.-The cabinet at its
session todsy decided the matter of the appoint
ment of . commission to visit Hawaii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14

DISTRICT PArESrs-Patents have been
Issued to citizens as follows: Walter S. Dodge,
sawmill carriage; Louis l. briggs. check
punch and William K. Nichols. cash register.
A design was issued to Walter E. Allen Of this
city for paper knife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
Gen. Hagner'S Funeral.
Chanyesin the War Department.

Gen. Hagrer's funeral service took place at
2 o'clock this afternoon at st. Johns Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED-BY A COLORED BOY, A PLACE AS
W waiter or work in private family can give good
reference Address Union allev between LIST and I'd,
ID and SITS. n. ID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY BAR TENDER;
w good mixer; can give good reference where last
employed Address B. X. F. Star office. mb14-2d'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
w ored man, place as coachman in private family
good references. Please call AS st. n. W. Id
WANTED-A FRENCH ARTIST CHEF, LATE
w of Paris wishes to take charge of private din
ners or receptons Perfect satisfaction cheaper and
better tEan caterer. Address CLAIR 112S st. n. W.
mh14-6d'
WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLAss CUTTER OF
w nine years experiences, q position can command
some trade. Address CUTTER. star Office. mhl33d.
WANTED-A PLACE AS JANITOR BY A COM
w petent white man who Is handy with tools; good
reference. Address Box l22. Star office. mh13-2ds
WANTED-POsITION AS ATTENDANT, COM
w panion and nurse to mentally afnicted. chronic
leee graduate professional visiting per
manent THOMPSON. S07 11th st. n. mh11-3d'
VVANTED-PLACE AS BUTLER AND VALET;
w thoro ughy competent; understands all courses,
salads. glass. silver wines, &c. English; unexcep-
tionable references extra permanent Address
BUTLER, Star Office. mhI1-3d'
WANTED-BYA COLORED MAN. SITUATION
w as driver ard hostler or to run elevator. Ad-
dress Box 81 Star office. mh1l-3ds
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FEMALE.

WANTED--BY RESPECTABLE coLoRED
or adde's Ti st,qStjon s cY f Or G..
W place as nurse chambermaid. Call or address
1928 New Jersey ave- n. mh14-2es
MANIFESTATION BY FIRsT-CLAsS COL
enees Greg r1nsTess in private family; good refer
WANTED-BY GOOD CoLOKED LAUNDREss.
,oo, Washing to do at home; good references Cali
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL FROM THE
" country. place as chambermaia or cook. .2l9
yVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w woman. place as cook in private family; no OBJ
lection to go away 1885 N st. NV. 1e'
WANTED-BY cOLORED WOMAN. sTTUA-
of IsfsIensss. Apply 1905 Massachusetts NV.
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE O0LoRED
50 nights Cali at 15is New jersey yH sve s0 ie
P1s. Ss. ea
houses or where NEEDED res fur also pesiti9ns for
ei sss apIli'"nt' sHAcKLEfoEDs'4 s7 l'h w.
VVANTED-MRs. E. NJ DUNNING, EMPLOY
WIZ rsa, go 70,
and white nurse ali have 6s;f refer
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAsS LAUNDRESS
work to dc at home; no mixing Of clothes; postal
Florida ave. NV. Ie'
WANTED = BY A RESPECTABLE COLORFD
w woman. position IS laundress. Apply at 1414
I2th ST. NV 1es
WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN. PLACE
w in private family or boarding house cook
washer and troner; frst-class references. ANNIE
WEBSTER, z o h st. NV. 1e'
WANTED-Go TO, DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooke. maids laundresses. chambermaids, sea,n-
tress buffers. coschmen. footmen and kitchen helps
reference from last employers. 613 9TH st. n ".
mh14-5e.
WANTED-BY RELIABLE. COMPETENT
n n to cpOli inns r,riy fa,,
must stay at night. Call address, for two days
I4SO ST. n w. lie"
WANTED BY A DRESSMAKER FEW MORE
w engagements in families by the day remodeling
done nicely; ft guaranteed. Address, three days.
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