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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-08-11

DAYBIr METAL-YRoM 100 TO 200
ID pounds Of bsbbit FETAL for sale Of the
enHuzTlL emos, nurska Nevada.
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The manner in which animals and birds
endure pain should awaken the sympathy
of all thinking people. Horses in battle
furnish striking example Of this power
of endurance. After the first singing pain
Is felt they make no sound, but bear II
with mute wondering endurance, and
when in the silence Of the night a groau
comes from the battlefield it is because OF
loneliness-the craving for human com
partnership which is so necessary to once
domesticated animals.
A dog will go for days with a broken
leg without complaint, but the pleading,
wistful look would attract attention from
any one not totally blind TO all sensibility.
= A cat, wounded by stick OF stone, OF
caught in some trap from which it has
either gnawed or pulled its way, will
crawl to some quiet out Of the way place
and endure silently agony which we could
not endure.
Cattle will meet the thrust of the butch
er's knife without a sound. The wild dove
with shot from the hunters gun burning
in its tender flesh will fly TO some high
bough or lay upon the ground and die,
and no sound will be heard save the drip
ping Of blood upon the leaves.
The stricken deer will speed TO some
thick wood and there in pitiful submis-
sion await the end.
The eagle stricken in high air will stlug-
gle 20 the last, but there will be no sound
Of pain, and the proud, defiant look will
not leave the eyes until the lids close over
them and shut out the sunlight they loved
80 well.-New York Herald.
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NHERIFF'S SALE VERNON BURGAf.
= plaintiff. Va fhilomona EendA faeger
Henry 4. NAegor, individually and as RuisrdiAa
Of ~ iliam HOLMES. an insan perOn), T. H.
klein,chmidt II. IA. archer. Harry e.. iasger
guard an Of Henry G. aeger, an insane per-
SOM William HOLMES and Alexander &. o.
Sin. guardian II William kolnes. IN Insane
persoul. defendants.
Undef and By virtue Of an order Of sale ami do
district court Of the rst judicial district % the
state Of Montsnl IN and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke on the d day Of January. A. ID.
issl in the above entitled action. wherein Vernon
. urgzr. the above named plaintiff. obtained
a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and -
ID day Of January. A. d. 1891. for
the sum Of Sl.slloJ' besides interest
sos,s and stt9Ernsy, fees which 9tan.. said de- r.
1894, recorded in Judgment book No Of said
court At page ~. am commanded 10 sell ell
ate lying and being IN the county of Lewis and
Clarke. state of Montana. and bounded and de-
soTibed a. follows. 10 wit
hat certain tract or parcel Of lard situated
lying and being in the cits Of Helena, county Of
evils and Clarke. and state Of Montana fnt
particularly described a. follows 1le fouth
half u that CO tain parcel O. land n hessman
& Davis Dlao r, lat No. part cuiallf described
a. follows. leginning A. point from which
nth 30 degrees west 10 feet thencs south 81
de- rees aid - minutes east 1854 feet 20 the
west - ie o. Iouu y htfeet' tn"ues no'th ~ ue
gTees east TO- fest' thencs norm 81 degrees and
IS minutes vet ii6ia feet. thence south 20 de-
grees west 10 foet. 20 the place OF beg nning
said tract containing 84-lu1 Rcr 8.
said property Ire trontage OF % Feet n
Rodney street by ll6is feet in depth, sra is the
same property con .yed b. hefsman DAVIS
10 philomena onda laegar decd dated &C.
n. Is7g. sud recorded IN the ONCE " the r.
cor..er Of evils ald { ark cor nty. Aafoa ~.
| 1880, in book IT Of deeds. PAGE /.
Together with all AMI sngulsr ths tene-
ments. hereditaments and aprur chances thero-
unto 6eionsing or IN any vie app f,aining.
Public notice is hereby given. that on Fri
day the 18th day Of JANUARY. 4. ID 1884, at II
o'clock m. of that day. at the front door Of Tho
court house. Helena Lewis and larke county,
Montana, will in obedience o ssid order OF sale
and decree OF foreclosure aud sale sell the abo 20
| be necessary 70 safety said judgment. with in
terest and costs, TO the highest and best bidder
] for each IN hand.
Given under my hand. this 81 day Of Janulry,
A. ID. 1894. -.. - go
By FRED T. hoss. Under sherih.
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Nc. 3ss0.
APPLICATION TOR PATENT.

As r LIN D NNFANht
HELENA. Mont. dec ~. 1898
Notice 10 hereby siyoa thai Joun inscott has
this day filed application FOR atsnt. under ths
mining Laws congress, for tho hsaihw0ol
lido Mining claim, deeigl ated AZ surte 80
41os. aituated IN lnnOrganf2edl mining district,
Jffiereon county, Muhl ana m SECTION IL and y,
toNnsn. D norm, nEo . Wutt which am II
recorded 10 tho office ~ the rso0id a Jeiisr-
son county. IT oulder. Montana. and described
follows
sAid n vey 10 Ass beginning at corner o.
]. from which the y sec cor betWeen tec- n ar
lh tpBn.rs ". % ha = aud priucilA msrld an
OF l. ontana bears dsg la min o lAl.h Il an B
runnilg thence n "a deg 40 m ols ~ thcnt .
n dog 90 min " - N. thence - deg ~ min e
S0A2 H. thence Is deg - MN s1i.2f n. thence
DEC 40 min 40 "a. thence IA g deg 20 MN "
lis a. thence a y dog o. M ltiZi "a fheut q
deg 30 min " Be- n o. place q beginning.
fea Of sur No. i2ii -. acres Are- N C..a-
tiict With Alabama tur ~. 1850 claimed 10
lnoluding conflict with ,ur -. lU4e 1ola hill
lode, and sur DC. 1880. ala bama lode rot
claimed, SIS acres. total ZOE claimed, n 3.
ac-er.
TIE following beirg a description Of the
gr, md sought ia THE Application. leginn ~
a. corner 80. & Of this lode ami ran thence n o.
dcg - min o dll.G 10. thence n deg 80 min o
$50 n. ence a. deg min " us n, ttencA :
- deg e. min lff21 "a ihenes dez 40 MIN "
az n. thence ~ dog 20 o. ii2l n 60 p.aca
Of beginning, ON hrsc4ns al sra n lf-t3 acTcs.
posted the 18th Ca o. ID cember. l-ia q To- ONLY
adjoining tiaiman-. 10 thee premifes are Ger
N. T.. No ~. on the south, and placer NJ d.
No. 40 anu the brani . lode sur No. t-ah on the
west "A. BN IGbElI losister
first publication Dec. a. ias3.
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soolervs QUEER WAYS.
Enjoyment of Guest Who Was Oat Of
Place al a Fashionable Hall.

Enjoyment Of a Guest Who Was Out Of
Place al Fashionable Hall.
The young woman had been e. a hall,
and she was telling her ter about Il.
She was good looking woman, but she
was not beautifui. and Of course that was
against her. she was unfortunate, too,
ia that her father was not what might be
called "a distinguished man. He was n
successful business man, but neither rich
enough nor prominent enough 20 be worth
"cultivating" from a society point view.
But her greatest misfortune was that she
was a stranger.
still, she had been invited TO the ball
probably because the hostess had known
her mother years before and felt that she
ought to- extend some courtesy 10 her
daughter while she was in Chicago. She
and her brother had been present.
"The house was beautifully decorated, "
abe told her sister who had not been pres
ent. There were flowers everywhere-
great banks OF them-and there were two
orchestras, one for dance music and one
for promenade music. ! enjoyed the music
80 much. "
"And the dancingi"
sob, / only danced a couple Of times
with Brother Jack,
"With no one elsei"
"No. How could II / didn't know any
one else
Didn't Mrs. Brown introduce you TO
any ones"
"Oh, didn't see her but a minute as l
went in She gave me the tips of her fin
gers, said she was 50 glad III come and
then began talking % some one else. so
Jack and got of in a corner and watch
eli the people"
"And Sallie Brown"
"She asked after you and then went
away with a young naval officer. Il made
Jack mad, but told him we weren't used
10 Chicago society. lie didn't like 70 be
cause there was a sonatar's daughter there
who was introduced TO every one, while
he said was neglected"
~ shouldn't think he would, protested
the sister. "They wouldn't do that way
at home.
"Oh, we'll, that's little place, and 1
guess we haven't any real society there.
Besides. had a pretty good time anyhow.
The house was worth seeing.
"But you didn't 20 to sec the house.
moo, but l guess that's what Mrs.
Brown thought we were there for. Per-
haps that's what she invited us for, but it
isn't the way the invitation read. l guess
we don't understand real society hospital
ity. Chicago Post.
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PULPIT AND PEW.

The Pew. DIR. james Nallandigham re.
Gently celebrated bis fortieth anniversary
rs pastor of the Christiana Presbyterian
church of Newark, Del.
DIR. Knox, the recently deceased primate
of Ireland, Is said to have received his ar
chiepisoopal promotion through an error,
the see having been intended for another
DIR. Knox.
The Rev. Mr.. Savage of Boston wants to
know what woman of the Bible accom-
plished anything like the good that was
done by the late Lucy Stone. He panses
for a reply.
Rev. W. +. cambridge, having lifted a
church debt Of $4,000 from a Wilmington
(Del.) church, has resigned its passionate, as
he doesn't want the church to get into debt
again and thinks it cannot pay a regular
minister.
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One Of the most simple and useful do
nestle machines in existence is the Chi
nese waterwheel, which Is in very general
use throughout the Celestial empire. 1t
may be from 90 20 40 feet in diameter and
is set in a river so that the current moves
It around with a motion similar 20 that OF
n steam boat paddlewheel. The rims Of
the wheel are fitted with a number OF
tubes, containing about half gallon each.
These are filed while under water, and be-
ing carried to the top by the wheels rev.
olution they discharge their contents into
a trough. These wheels are made largely
of bamboo and are chiefly used to raise
water from high banked rivers for pur-
poses of irrigation Detroit Free Press.
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THE PHILOSOPHER.

atty Of enjoyment changes. but
never expires.
Evil and night have been partners from
the beginning.
There Is nothing modern in the worlds
love Of alovcr.
Time and patience are good angels 20 the
uniustly accused.
Similarity Is law, and the law Of nature
is the will OF God.
There - no enigma 90 ms like him who Is
broadly our antipodes In moral being.
Time has a medicine for almost every all
ment OF the mind, every distemper OF the
soul.
Nothing so becomes a woman az care
where words may be the occasion OF mis-
chief.
Old people are always forgetting they
cannot make young people old like them
selves.
There Is nothing stranger than how small
a cause suflices us 20 set man against man,
life OF death.
The beggar polishes his crutch for the
same reason the king gilds his throne-it
belongs to him.
Though one be rich, OF great, or superior
in his calling, wherein is the profit if he
have lost his loves
Tomorrow may be long coming, but they
keep coming. Time Is mill, and tomor-
rows are but the dust Of its grinding,
There is nothing comes TO us, whether in
childhood OF age so crushing as a sense OF
isolation. Lew Wallace in The
Prince Of India"
How many there are who spend their
youth yearning and fighting TO write their
names in history, then spend their old age
shuddering TO read them.
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NOTICE 10 Co-owNFns-To G. kun

NOTICE TO Co-owNERs-To c. KLEIN
~ schmidt W. D.. Reod, J. .. Malsh, Geo.
ftzel. N b. ichardA co-ownore. and n. H..
1rsrise. purchaser OF the interest OF q. Klein
schmidt. ". Is. ED. and J. alsh. their
hslrs, assigns, executors aud Administrators.
lon are hereby notified that W, your co-own-
ers. 1hoH- n. Ailler. i. a. Walker and Is. II.
Langley have In aocorda' co WITH section 2Slt
OF the revised ststutes Of tho Onited htates. sx-
pended IN labor and Improvement uIon the
placer claims dcsignatcd as follows; I OTIS and
s. sec g tp II, "; lots 5 9, 2 8 sec ~, tp IL,
nrZ ". located tpposite a ldorado bar an un.
orga a ned mining district IN the county Of Lewis
d larka and state o. Montana. the sum Of
tao hlndred dollars, being the work required by
law for the purpose of holding AMI representing
AID claims Tor the years Of 1871 and 1892
Now therefore. be IL known that unles. you
each contribute your hare Of such cryond tore
amounting TO SIS apiece, FOR each above one
eight interest held or clAimed and remit the
same 10 the ofhce Of T. B. Miller, at Helena.
Mont ma in the county Of Lewis and lnrke.
within ninety days alter the service of this no
tice by publication, your interest Interests in
the sAid plater claims will be forfeited, and be-
come the property Of the undersigned. az pro-
yided by said section 2s2l of the United states
statutes. IHOs. b. MILLER.
Is II. LANGLEY.
l.. A. WALKER
First publication Nov. a. 1893.
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THE Markets

ST CkS.
NV YORK. JAMS .-nSr silvar, OK.
Copper Dull. lake. siQ25.
LoAd-Domestic. sGl0
Governments Steady
Petroleum Gu ct. Sc bi l.
= h bears circulated q rumar that Missouri
Pacific directors were about 10 take steps to-
ward the appointment Of a receiver. President
George 6ould promptly denied the story, sayIne
the cOnpany Wa earning its interest charges
and is nov prepared TO par February coupons.
Under free selling tbs stock Lost pa PEI csat.
with rally Of = per cent in late dealinzs
Louisvills d Nashville sold of per cent unde
report that the semi-annual dividend would b
passed. Lstsr came rally then a reaction
making a loss It - per cent on the dag. I'D
vsncos ia railway bonds were hicaso & North
ern Pacific hrsts 2h. Oregon short Line O. 81,
] enver Gulf frstsa.
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Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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RESTAURANTS.


NOTICE.-To TIE sTOCKHnI.DE OF
~ the Fret National bank ~ Helena Mouti
1he regular annual meeting % the stockholders
20 tno irtt Nationai bank OF helena. ont,
Tor the election 81 directors 70 serve Tor ne en-
uing year. Will be held At it's lansing house n
q . second Tuesday. to-wit lie sth day OF Jan.
uarg 1874. bstNeen tho hours Of 40 a 10. aud
i'ui j. H. u 'A'D -" W. KNIGHT Cashier.
Helena. Mont. Zee = isA
ALIAS SUMMONS - IN THF DIsTRICr
"A cour, Of the First Judicial district OF the
state nf hon;ana. In and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
1undalnps calm 10. plaintiff. W Jesus Ga
The state 81 Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defenusnt
Non are herobl required 20 appear in an aciioa
brought ags inst you H. tho abovi named plnin-
district OF the state Of Montana IN and for tho
county o. Ltwis ami Clarke and 90 answer tie
ste Of no dny Of sorvicel rfter the service ON 20
OF THIS summon 4 served within this county;
II served out OF this county, but within this die
triet. within twenty day.; 9th ruise within forty
day, cr judgment BY default will Do taken
agnnst you according to TIM prayer q sad COM
piaint
lhs ssid action is brought 10 dissolve the
bonds OF mAlrimOny horeiofpIe and now eAist-
ing b. tween plaintiff and defendant
And you are hereby notified that II you iail to
appear ana answer the said complaint AZ above
required the said plaintiff will hp ~ 10 tho
court Tor tie rene. d mandcd In siI CON 10 isiut.
Given under my hand aud tho zeal # the Dis
irict Court Of the = irsr Jud cial Districs
fthe tats of Montana, la and
~D far tho ounfy OF Lewis aud
( Soal iret larke. this 18th day Of Decen-
Jud. Dist. bar, ia the car ~ our ord
Court. ono thoussnd eight hundred
- and nine y-fhToe
JOHN bfAk. Clerk.
by y. J. CASSIDY. reputy iefk
Iools * Wallace. aiturneIs Tor Dlaintih.
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TO TRADE

A ranch one mile from White
Sulphur Spr ngs IS offered in ex-
change for Helena property, i'm
proved or unimproved This land
Is favorahly situated for plating
when the construction of the Mid
land II II. brings White sulphur
to the be oming point. Price. Si2
Der acre.
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In view Of the fact that Monday IL the
Greek Sunday, Tuesday the day Of rest
among the Persians. Wednesday among
the Assyrians, Thursday among the Egyp-
tians, Friday among the Turks aud Satur-
day among the Jews, it Is plain that the
man who has conscientious scruplos
against working on Sunday can { do any
thing else than join the noble order Of a e
Sous Of Rest-BOstOn Globe.
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What you are sure OF II You use Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Is either a per-
feet and permanent cure for your Ca
tarrh, no matter how bad your case may
be. or $500 In cash. The proprietors Of
the medicine promise TO pay you tho
money, II they can't cure you.
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FUI 10 ELi4nA
ali the peculiar troubles that heset wo-
man. The only guaranteed remedy for thorn
Is DR., Pierces favoritc Prescription. For
women suffering from any chronic female
complaint or wc1knezi. for women who are
rundown and ovcrworked; Tor women ex-
pocting o. hccome mothers, and for mothers
who are nursing and exhausted; 20 the
change from girlhood % womanhood; and
later, at tho critical change Of life - 70
Is a medicine that zafely and certainly builds
up, strengthens, regulates, and curen.
III IL doesn't, II 10 even fails 70 benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
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q. b LkSD OFFIcE I
HHI rra. Mont. Lee. .. lsaA <


Complaint having been entered 81 this OF GO
bY deorEe ". fraIg against olomnn Nc
arty All herf To- ltnndnniua hfs homestead
entry No. tu3t. dated June 20. 1871. upon the w
= NJ y ard lots = and Z. section O. township
10 n. rauEs vet in eais and arko county,
Montana, vi b a FlHE 90 tho cancellation q aid
entryi the sad uariies 40 herehf snnmnf 81 20
uproaT a. thls once on b LIth day q lanuarT,
l1ii, AZ a. o'clccs a. ma. 80 respond ami furulsA
test mony concerning said allas % nbandonmenL
ekO \. BOUhQlIh, LeceiysF.
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MOTTO or ApPlCATiO 10 rERMIF-
public domain.
Notice Is hereby given that Al the exp'ra ioa Of
twenty-one days from the hrtt publication ol
this note (. n. q Miller, OF brest Falls
cascade county hontana, will make written
appicatioa to tie honorable the fecretary Of he
interior Tor permtssion 10 cut and remove thu
ber sultAnle for eawlOgs from he following de
scribe uusurveyed lands, via In what would
be. IL survey d. toNnshlD 20 north. range weef,
beg inning ats Tolnt on tn fOuth fork OF h
Teton river where tho sixth standard psIa isl
north would cross said south FORK OF the Teton
river II proiec ed thereto, "trip OF land e4.
tending one half mile from each bank Of said
stream running thence along each bank OF "a q
stream 10 tie head waters thereof; all OF eAd
land being in Teton county. Montana. contain.
ing about q thousand eight hundred and
forty (Ss i0l acre.. The above described land 1,
rocky and mountainous and M III for cultivation
and is non mineral. y. q. MILE.
First puDlicAt on Jan. 8, 1874.
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MATHESON d GO

ATA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n OF the Castner Coal and Coke compsny,
held Jan. 2. 1874, al the law Offices 81 DOLE 4
Wallace. Ia he enn. The following named gentle
men were elected truste =
janice hiellE. Anaconda. Mont
Ma Gus DAILY. ute. Mont
ID. }. Hennessey. ut Mont
Paris lib ON. dfeat ais. Mont.
4. j.. shield. cit. Mont.
N. Donahus. fnlcunda, Mont.
John nonerty. Anacnnda, Mont.
a mt citing 81 thu newly clected trus wrs
called for teb 4. 1914. b. held in Anaconda,
Mont. At the Montana hoisl, = two y. m.
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MINNESOTA

Wilbur Ielbiis....... Merchants HoisL -. Paul
Willard 8. Dsnais...- -... o.. Hotsl Ryan. 81 Ia
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Closing


Money on call easy az lfi1if Der cent closed
q per cent. Prime mercantile papor. 8ku3tr
Per cent sterling exchange dull, with actual
busines- in hAnrsts bills At fLssssfgl.s5al for
demand. and sAsih q ass, for sixtY-day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Jan b.-Csttls -Hsseipts. $500
head. market hIshor. cool 10 choice steers fi.I
o 3.a0s no prime sfadss here. Others. .4.Z5uG IS.
common, st,4irl5 o. coWa.fZ -sesAZ5. 10 Ierans.
Receipts. 3iUuO head market opsuofi
stsa1J. closed cents lover; prime heavy. e. cd
p . 49, miEfd aud packera sal5r .. 70. prime
butcher weight. t3tl0lfs, prime igh- e.. %
wafs.
t'sh.op Reosip;s 500 head market triH,
-franger; natives. sAuJsgl 25. common westerns.
- %.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CmcAGo. Jan. 2. Wheat -Fasy. cash. Ole
Ma. hu &C.
Corn-LoUor cash s4ri. Ma $40.
ats tasy cab. 2sfso , a.. aQac.
Pork-eisady cush. STD Mny gi2.1A
Lnrd-ttesdg. cash, 30 nay. s41lis
Lie STEADY each, a. szia Nay 5000
WOOL.
NV lonE Jan -Wool-stead, d.
p estio fleece. igaa5o' pulled. z0szsc. Ts1a-.
i0ul3c
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Hoods SarsapaEiIIa

with these important organs Overcomes That
Tired Feeling and makes the weak strong.
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CALIFORNIA.
& Wiibur Hotsl san Francisco
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on UATIUN WANTED-TO DO WORK ~
y the day. washing or house cleaning. A. j
X this ofhc3
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Gil UATION wANTED-BY GIRL OF Is TO
- work for board while attending school Ad-
dress l. T.. this office.
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Helena Employment Agency
"a Edwards street. Tele2hons 85l
". n Cook, Propriator
Situations Secured. nelD Furnishsl


"a Edwards street. Teleahons $50
". n. Cook, Proprietor.
Situations Secured. help FURNISHED
sITUAIIoNs wANrED-FEMALE
Advertisements un,sss ~. EeAa uTvs TUNES
fhkE.
~~-~-~~~~-~~-~~-~~S ~-~->-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~
/ SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GtNklAL
y homework. apply At si7 Sixteen avenue.
hctw, en- living snd Rodney.
MUTATION WANTED-iY YOUNG LADY
= TO clerk In stors. Il also competent dress
maker. address +. +, this othce
SITUATION WANTED WASHING AT
- home; silk and hAnne specially also will
so out BY the day. 30 north hodney, stone
build ns
MUTATION WANTkD-TO Do CHAMBER
= work. light honsewoFk or nurse for children
III lAekson street.
! SITUATION wANTED-BY A LADY TO GO
- out to work BY the day OF hour, also will
take ~ washing OF 80 out washing and VIII
SITUATION wANTED-A COMPETENT
y dressmAker would like tewirg BY the day OF
wees. Call OF address lOs2 Breckenridge street.
~ IATIoN wANIED-TO WORK FOR
- bosrd while attending school, Address ..
:. IA. this othss
Ga UATION WANGED-AB ChAhBERMAID
- or 70 do general housework. all or address
II I Outh eaton avenue.
ClTU 4TiON WAsTED-BY A GIkL TO DO
- Homework. cali at $40 PARK avenue
MUTATION wANrfD-A YOUNG LADY
- wants place to work for her board and
music lessons- Address An. this Office
SITUATION wANTfD-BY COMPETENT
= dressmAker' will work by the day. Address
SIS fifth avenue.
| = lTUATION WANTED-As HOUsKKkEPkR
- for an elderly gentleman. Call At 4Jl ARK
avenue corner Of Lawrence. room II
| SITUATION WANTED -- BY COMPETENT
y cook In small family city or country. Ad-
dress Io49 kifth avenue.
Sl7 UATION wANTED-BY A LADY TO %
y homework in exchange for instruction IN
music; references exchanged. Address l. A.,
/ this office.
SITUATION wANTED-TO DO WORK hY
y the day. washing or house cleaning A. J.
n. this ofiol
Gil UATION wANThD-BY GIRL OF IS TO
- work for board while attending school Ad-
dress T. T.. this office.
SITUATION WANrkD-As DREssMAKER.
y or sewing BY the day; prices reasonable
Address DTessmaksr. this office.
| SITUATION wANTED-As sALEsLADY OK
y employment In book bindery. Address Miss
b. this Office.
MUTATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG NO
= man to work for room and board. Address
Mrs kAler's uressmaking parlOrs, Denver
block.