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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


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Pioneer Picnic Party.

All Pioneers are very cordially ~
Vlted to attend an old fashioned picnic
party, to be given in the Bee Hive
house on Tuesday evening, March ~
The families VI Presidents brigham
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reached the reculdef's table tlis after.
noon. The mayor siili stands by tie
pfo l0siuon that Kenda.I BE- not On.
uueI 90 pay Tor any services ho may
have performed after be- WA dis.
CHARGED.
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Young, Heber G. Klmoall, George A..
Smith aud john Taylor are earnestly
requested 10 attend.
The program commences at y. m,
20 come early.
Given by "Sons u Independent
Pioneers Of Unh.n
Jos a. NOUSg =. Pres.
BHGANr 4. iUuNu,
II. See. anu Treas.
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The Scandinavian Democrats.

Mrs. f. 4. Richards has been invited
by the Scandlna sian Democratic socie-
y to lecture before IT, members on
Monday evening next, a. S O'Clock, In
he Social Hall basement Subject
Woman suffrage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24

BEGINNING tomorrow evening at 0
o'clock there will be a very interesting
sunday school review IN the Seventh
ward meeting house.
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TERRITORIAL FAIR FOR 1894


The new board OF directors OF the ID.
A. & Nj. society met this morning aud
organized by elecling n, a, Empey
vice president, Elias A. Smith treas.
urcr aud George ID. Pypcr secretary.
IL was decided 10 hold iair tnis inil,
commencing Tuesday, oct ., auI
continuing until Saturday, the 7tn.
JOhn II. Winder (presiucnO and all the
other membets VI the buarI wer q
present except Mt. Melville.
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MililarN

Governor West, commau Cor in.ohiet,
Is still wOrking hard al Gao military
business. He viii 20 O. ogden tine
beginning Of next week o. Interest
others In the movement
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HAVE YOU ORDERED
Your Spring Suit?
a. on wave Not % sure to sec Walt.
n,r q ,uu $50 uaiu st. before
Nou g.urr thc order

Merchants, hwyen, CLERKS aud
business men, Your attention o.
ELECTED to our spring prices ON suit.
and troswcrs. Lc, us fret Bay, boy way
10 explanation ufthe reason. why We
can % er tuuu splendid g1oIs ht ~ low
uriclF, ia because We purchased them
during thu panic 0ils0l OR prices
ATE July 80 pet cent Ices than other
competitors. just look at these prices
aud thuL come 20 our st re- auI see Tue
gUuds.
suns .H....... .......H f......- IH...
IrnWHnra .....s........s H.'N
Tho material Is homo manufactured
Oh WOO. and pufU dyed.
NNI.N. .............. ............. InN'
lrUwt.rt.... ........ 900
SuibUfgOnuiuu English
thDN.ui, made lu order
with IhG b..t of irIum.
lntH ..t.....t.. ...s...... ......... a-.NI
Rrmrm ut tho ulace-glG Main E.i
between White House auI Walker
House. WALINER g. co.
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Wells. Fars, d CO. received today
Penn. bullion 81 1876.
Y. Il. Jones a CO. received today
Ores, 50 2li, uuluon, 5000.
McCoruigk s. c.. received today
Silver aud lead orua, l,UlI
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Notary Public.

Governor West this afternoon ap'
pointed Bradford n. @. ssott, Of ku'
feka, notary public for Iuab county
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/ Ike my wife 90 use rOgIini's Com.
p.oNiun Powder because 10 impr0ves her
looks auI isas fragrant on vi1ltts, y
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COMMERCIAL


ToInyp clearing house exchanges
amounted % fljD,725, same Jay last
year, s256,72T. Weeks Clnriugs,
5000, 100, iame week last ycar $780,
or.
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was Hlo solid ted ffum tIU
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n' hHr head, and she spUm q
iHNrllIunllN uufg,HrfyAUDl
.Ul taWluE 900 thu time.
Whom shn was about ttr
months old, thorH WAS added
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t.ITIlfiuu. Mu tried tu.
local M. ID "a, and some n'lI.I
I.cH without any rUlI".
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24

New York silver, 59s, Load, $40.
London-Snvor. - l.aI.
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CUTlCURR WORKS WONDERS

Nothing can Do MORO encouraging DO die.
fHlIHHHI. r.H.nH f..u Tha remarkable end.
daily .UHH..I among Infants ami ohIllfau 4.
tHr .Dr|I..UE ..IIH. Gums Iu cnuIHHH|
moan 70 II..IW from tuuuIU.
disu.ulu.. .-....... AHmou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-24

Trlnfprf Met On fff oTf Ht 0ftiu Hts
tUrltr OF sac iHtf CIII|. H...t . Do 10.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-27

The Boys and Girls Aid
Society.
Much Good Accomplished by the
Institution During the
Last Year.

The twentieth annual report of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society of San Francisco, just Is
sued, shows the society TO be in a fiourishing
condition. The attendance has increased from
forty on June l, 1898. 10 ninety-fye on June J.,
1894. or this number the boys constitute the
greater part. the society giving the boys the
preference believing they need the help the
most. and found homes for the few girls who
came.
The school has been strengthened and ex-
tended in various directions Besides the two
regular sessions five days of the week, class
In penmanship las been added six evenings of
the week. An hours instruction In military
drlll and tactics Is given 10 The boys six even
ings OF the week.
The society considers that its greatest gain
has been In It's industrial occupation. Hereto
fore there has not been enough for the boys TO
do, and the Efforts 10 introduce manual train
ing were too small TO be effective. This year
teachers were hired In those occupations. and
on each forenoon and afternoon OF nve days OF
the week class instruction was given In car
pentertng, tailoring and shOemaking. In some
OF these branches each boy made commend
able progress, and aside from what The pupils
learned, what was gained Iii discipline, the
trustees believe was we'll worth the eXpendl-
ture.
Notwithstanding the many improvements
made last year the society begins this year
with large bank account. Numerous d0na-
items have been received, resulting in giving
the society increased facilities for performing
The work before il.
In closing the report Acting President
Charles A. Murdock says: "In looking back
over twenty years of work we may at least Ieel
that we have made an honest, earnest effort in
the field of child.saving; that IL has been
steadily sustained with a high purpose, ana
that While we cannot know with any dennlle-
ness what The result has been we may congrat-
uate ourselves that we have done much GOOD.
The best things of life cannot be measured or
counted, and we need not expect 10 see clearly
what we accomplish but W. have had many
encouraging proofs and may press forward
with confidence and trust"
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PERSONAL NOTES.

G. G. Kimball. the banker Of RED Bluff. is at
the Palace.
Lieutenant w. S. Hughes. U. s. N, Is guest
at the palace.
Major W. A. Plant of London, Engl is
stopping at the Palace.
Professor William A. Treffenberg of New
York Is at the Occidental.
General George B. Cosbey of Sacramento is
registered al The Occidental.
Drs. j. K. Lame and w. f. Wizard OF Sacra-
mentO are at the Occidental.
EXAssrmblyman A. j. BIedsoe Of Eureka,
Humboldt County, Is at the Grand.
d. A. Bender, general manager of the Carso n
and Truckee Railroad, is at the Palace.
Colonel j. L. Doolltte, the well-known min
Ing man OF Alta, Cal, is registered at the
Palace.
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weeks. The twenty-three sal0on-keepers
will make a united effort to have the
license on their business reduced from
$500 to 500 year. and will promise 10
pay in advance. They filed petition TO
this effect at the last meeting, but res0-
luton granting the request was defeated.
The saloOn-keepers claim that injustice s
doue them in two ways; that number of
places keeping ostensbly cigar-stand or
sOda-fountain sell liquor throughout the
year without license and are never con-
victed of violating the law, and that also
or two quarters keep open the most pr0h-
table months Of the year to the disadvan-
tage of those having permanent business.
Marine Collectors Returned.
Last May the regents appropriated $500
to be expended in the collection of marine
founa and flora along the upper coast of
California. Messrs. Bancroft, Horn, Koch
and MeCleave, scientific students of the
university, made up the expedition, and
have just returned, Drowned and tough
ened by a rough trip along the coast of
Humboldt and Mendocino counties. Ex-
celent collections were made. and the
students gained some valuable experience.
One of the four. f. w. Bancroft of '94,
learns on his return the pleasant news
that be has been made the honorary re-
cipient of the LIE Conte fellowship. This
10 d icllUWSulp VI COW lOuuueQ NY Tue
Alumni Association In memory of Pro-
lessor John LIE Conte, who died three
years ago. The fellow ship is for work in
science, and may be expended either in the
State University or elsewhere. The first
recipient, Joseph LIE Conte Jr.. son of
Professor Joseph LIE Conte, went to Cor
nell University to take his M. S.. and the
last recipient, Leon Solomons. spent his
year for his masters degree at Berkeley.
Miss Marion Wilder, a niece of A.
<. Shattuck. the CAPITALIST, was united in
marriage Wednesday evening at the Con-
gregRtional Church to Mr.. Donogh of San
Francisco.
Wednesday evening the Social Guild of
West Berkeley made life merry by giving
a necktie party at Taylor's Hall. Colored
ties were made with aprons of like color,
and the evening was spent by the patrons
in merriment
A purse of S1S was given to the boys
Of Columbia Hose Company who eXtn-
guished Tuesday evenings fire. Mr.
Greenwood, whose store was saved. pre-
sented the men who kept his property
from being destroyed each with new hat
Miss T. M. JacQuemin. the Western
Union operator. was absent from her
office yesterday, being subpenaed as wit
ness in the case of the People VS.. Nellie
Horton, on trial in San Francisco.
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LIVING PICTURES ON CANVAS
DIR. de kannet Gives an Entertain
ment at Metropolitan Hall,

A stereo-electrical reproduction of living
pictures was given at METROPOLITAN Hall last
evening by DR.. de Kannet. The entertainment
consisted OF series of scenic views and repro
ductiOns of artists models thrown on a large
canvas by an Instrument resembling a magic
lantern. The views In many cases were beautl-
full, but the cooring was not quite what might
Lave been expected. The sky etfe cts were In.
varlably too Intense aud the water scenes too
blue. Two moonlight water scenes were not
able exceptions. The views of masterpieces of
sculpture were good The attendance at the
entertainment was fair.
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Pete Dorsey's Watch.

Archibald Salisbury was arrested yesterday
by Policeman NJ. j. Conboy on Pacific street
and by him handed over TO Detective Anthony,
who booked him at the City Prison last night
on the charge of grand larceny. One night
about four weeks ago Pete Dorsey went into
the restaurant next door to his saloon on Stock.
ton street for a cup OF coffee. Salisbury fol-
10 wed him and sal down at the same table.
While the waiter was getting the coffee Dorsey
Tell asleep and Salisbury relieved him OF his
gold watch and chain Salisbury kept awav
from his usual haunts till yesterday, when Con-
boy nabbed him. Anthony recovered the watch
last evening from man in Alameda to whom
Salisbury had sold It,
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Died Suddenly.

Louis Dreatel. ship carpenter. was found
dead in his room at the Southern Pacific House
on East street yesterday morning. Death was
caused by heart disease.
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BERKELEY.

The next meeting of the Board of
Trustees will probably settle the license
question, which has held fire for seyera!
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In part FL OF picturesque California;
there are dozens of beautiful views of
scenes In the North Coast Range.
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PARDEE'S WRATH.

PARDEE'S WRATH.
He Tells WatkinsOn What
He Thinks.
THE COUNCILMAN DEFENDED.
Dry Goods Found at MCShane' s
Residence.
A LORlN CAPITALIST INSANE.
Oakland Militia VIII Hold an Indigna-
tion Meeting to Vindicate
themselves.
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LOST.

LOST.
"a HITE POODLE SLUT: HAS PUPS; MAX
w ket and Grant ave. Return 10 Everett27 3ts
I OST AT NORTH BEACH, A WHITE FOX.
II terrier: brown head Return 629 Greenwich
ST.; receive reward jy27 2t*
r OST-0N TUESDAY, THE PATH, A PAIR OF
IL eyeglasses steel frames The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning to BERTE-
LING'S APT Kearny st. iy27 2ts
l OST-A PASSB0Ok WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco in
the name of COASTING MARATIME OFFICERS,
PROTECTIVE AND BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA-
TI0N of the Pacific Coast; book N o. 132O6I The
finder will please return to bank. jy26 ste
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FOUND.

EOUND-MISFIT PARLoRS (FORMERLY OF
Il 200 Post), 5l3 Montgomery, cor. Commercial, tt
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0.cnt SPLENDID DAY SALOON; LONG
JrOOV. established; owner retiring from bust
ness: guaranteed TO clear 500. Apply 539 Cali
fornia At room l. iy26 2t&
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DARTNER WANTED-RESTA URANT: REST
L chance in city: small capital: full investiya-
ton allowed pays SIS to $50 a month: esCab-
lished Is months; partner can pay part ont of re-
celptS. 2U6 Ellis St iy27 2t%
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OOgO PARTNER WANTED AT ONCE N
.DO0O. fne-paying bus ness; must be able TO
drive delivery wagon and make collections.
Geary ST., room q
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U.0.sO A BARGAIN IN SANTA ROSA
n 4 ZOU. Fine saloon; fno location in front OF
courthouse: must be sold in ten days. Address
f. o., SAL Fourth ST., santa Rosa. jy19 cod OF
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TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF REV
L MICHAEL o'BRIEN, late of Morpett Wall
soutn Australia, Roman Catholic priest, deceased
interstate. Wanted-Information as to the where
alb uts of BARTHOLOMEW MULCAHY, other
wise DIR. LOUIS b. MCKAY. who was born at
kenmonston or Clonnei in the county of Tippe-
rary, ireland, about the year 1925; he emigrated
to America and was last heard of nearly 80
years ago at Hermosillo state of Sonora Mextco
The sad BARTHOLOMEW MULCAHY other
wise LOUIS b. MCKAY, or, if dead, his legal per-
sonai representatives, are hereby required. on or
or her name and address to the undersigned. or,
IN default thereof, he or they will be peremp-
torly excluded from the benefit OF all share or
participation In the said estate Dated this I'd
day OF June, S94 Communications can be sent
TO MALCOLM II. DAVIS, ESQ.,, solicitor, SO and
80 Prize chambers, Prize street Adelaide. South
Australia: .r to REGINALD BRIDGER. solicit
tor EasIcheap. London, England: to q. H.
MoNSAKRAT, solicitor, Upper Ormond Quay,
Dublin. Ireland. iy27 Fr 81
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O.ONo FOR SALE-A FlRST-CLASS GRO
sNOtO. Gerry ana saloon on a prominent corner,
doing good business full value in stock. Apply
626 Ash ave upstairs. jy26 3t*
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Q.O0O RESTAURANT NEAR CARHOUSE;
ID ZpO Irving room; rent, SIS; receipts. ST.
Apply SPECK. 10 MONTGOMERY ST.
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pE6O SALOON; COR BATTERY AN ORE
ID OOU. gon SITS, opposite POst0lce. nqu re
NABER. ALFS Il BRUN +, 1913 Market jy27 If
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! IRST-CLASS SALOON. WITH HOT LUNCH:
day business half or whole. Apply lltLl y IL
BROS. 2O5 Market 81 wv ~
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GOSn HALF INTEREST IN WELL-PAYING
OOCO. coffee saloon; old es tab ished place.
have help: too long hours for one; fortune for
some good man. GEO. STEWART. 632 Market. IS
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O. QR0 COFFEE SALOON AND RESTAU-
SDCOO. rant centrally located {; immense
trade; established IA years; everything the very
best; all latest modern improvements aud
veniences; is popular and well known by the gem
eral public as evidenced by the exceedingly large
trade The place enjoys must sell; owner has other
business: investigate and make an Offer bound To
be sold at some price. See GEO. STEWART, 632
Market ST.. ODD. Palace hotel WHIT
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MALE HELP WANTED.

L RENCH OR SWISS SECONDCOOK, COUNTRY
j hotel, $50; marker and distributor, country.
$40 week; porter. frst-class country hotel. c. r.
HANSEN q co. 40 GearY ST. !
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

w ANTED-NEAT RELIABLE GIRL TO TAKE
w care OF children and do some sewing in Amer
lean family: wages $50 a month Address j. H.,
box 81, Cali Branch Office jy27 BIS
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no BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS OF ANY KIND.
See GUS STRAND, 10 Sixth St.
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GOOD CHANCE TO SECURE OLD ESTAB-
VI lished sewer-pipe, patent chimney business;
steady trade: stock at inventory horses and
wagons. Gail / rs Market ST. jy2O FrSuEu If
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED

CITUATI0N WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS
~ cook and laundress; lately from the East;
understands all kinds OF baking and pastrywork;
Is A butter-maser; no objection to large family:
can or address 76O Howard ST., bet. Third ana
Fourth.
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~ GOD SALOON AND 5 LIVING ROOMs. APP
" ply CAN ranch ONCE. jy26 3t%
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,ROCERY AND BAR; 8 LIVING-RoUMo; 2
y years lease watering trough; for sale cheap
NV. cor. Grove and Octavia SIS. jy2f 81
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n ERMAN COOK WANTS SITUATION. CITY
room %.
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IL cook: 10 years experience. Call Moss ST.
w ETNURSE; HEALTHY WOMAN HAVING
w lost her baby, months old. wishes posi-
St, rear.
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Va ED-WoOD-CHOPPERS, 81 80 CORD {:
" 6-horse teamstcr. $40 and found; farmer, and
others Apply to +. CROSETT d CO.. 628 sac
ramento
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DELICArESSEN AND DAIRY PRODUCE
~ store; cheap; account OF leaving city 2l52
Mission iV26 BIS
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/ U1ChER-SHUP FOR SALE. $3.50. APPLY
j j, HOFFMAN, City Hall Market jy26 3t*
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ATTORN
4 DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS a SPECIAL
- " collections, damages wills. deeds. etc. g. w.
now E, Atpy.at-Law. $50 Market, cor. Stockton.U
w W.DAyIDSoN. ATTORNEY -AT-LAw. 42o
w . California ST.. rms 14-l5; advice free. d. II
r A oRoTHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. SOS
LCs Clay &C. ne3 Il
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NEWLY FITTED UP 2-ChA1R BARBER
~ shops cheap. Apply 1929 Market ST. jyz7 3t*
RARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
u 81 Howard.
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= ARDENER AND FLORIST, SWEDE, SIN
" gle. aged 81. wishes position In private place
florists or nursery; experienced in sweden,
Germany and in Chicago Worlds Fair: referenc es.
cry ave. jy27 3t*
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" DUNG MAN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
i and take half interest in shop laundry ONCE
and cigar stand. DECKELMAN BROS, 100
Ellis ST. jy25 3tE
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Young GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN PR
vate family to do general housework. Please
call 1929 Dolores st.
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IlY COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
~ work and cooking; city or country. Call AZ
Minna ST.