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ENDERSBY.

The cattle on thousand hills are fat
and the grouse are hooting on the hill
sides.
We are having fine spring weather and
consequently farmers are in for a big
crop. the fall and winter being unusually
wet, with very little frost. Volunteer
wheat has every appearance of making a
big crop, while fall-sown never looked
more promising for big yield. Spring
plowing never was better. So our farm
ers are taking time by the forelock and
are daily adding spring ploughed aeres
to the already green fields of volunteer
and fall sown grain.
Our mountain streams are full of fish
of the speckled variety, and our orchards
have every appearance of a large crop.
What wonder that we feel like the bulls
of Bashanf The only drawback now is
money enough to pay taxes, but, oh,
what use in growing. The democrats of
Wasco in convention assembled endorsed
the present administration of Grover
Cleveland up to the present time, with
thousands of people out of employment
and vast army of unemployed march
ing for the capital, like the Israelites of
old, barely finding subsistence enough
to. keep soul and body inside of four
bit shirt and six bit dress suit with the
farmers of Wasco county unable to pay
their taxes after a bountiful harvest.
Oh consistency, though art jewel.
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been maintained by the democratic
party, that gold and silver are equally
the peoples money. We are opposed to
all measures of discrimination against
silver, and demand free coinage to sup
ply the demand of business, and that all
money issued by the government be
made legal tender for all debts, both
public and private.
We denounce the act of the last legis-
lature whereby was repealed what is
known as 'tThe Mortgage Tax Law"
and we demand its re-enactment at the
next session.
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Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish
Notice..


To ALI Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the COM
mon council of Dalles City will receive
sealed bids for the repairing of the city
Jail at the next regular meeting, to-wit :
April Sd, 1894, at 7:30 o'clock D. m.
Said repairs to be made in accordance
with the plans and specifications thereof
heretofore prepared by G. j. Crandall.
No bid will be received unless the
same is accompanied by good and
proper bond in the sum of one hundred
dollars, conditioned that the bidder will
accept the contract in case the same is
awarded to him.
The right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved.
Dated at Dalles City, Or, this 2eth
day OF March, 1894.
DoUGLAs s. DUruR,
Recorder of Dalles City.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Neighborhood News Contributed by Lo-
cal Writers.
VICTOR.

Lots of sunshine but no rain.
Another Delor in this country arrived
on the Sth.
Health of community generally good.
Mrs. Evick is reported convalescent.
The nominees for Office are now in the
campaign field, even to our nominee for
justice, Mr.. Bently.
The sheep shearers are preparing for
work as their crews are mostly full now
and only waiting for the time to come to
start shearing.
Anyone wishing any instruction in
the game of domino will find it to their
interest to call on our young man COM
monty known as Sleigh Tongue, who is
giving lessons at the residence of Mr.. H.
Kelley, on Juniper Flat.
The singing at Kelly church, under
the supervision of Professor Sam Brown,
is looming up fine now, as he has been
importing some singers-one extra
soprano from Washington agency and
one bass from the sunny south.
Our horse jockey is afoot now sure
enough, for his race horse has got Grip
pied. He has loaned his bride and
given away his dog to the former owner
of the famous race horse, Gimlet Head.
The jockey says he is going to quit the
horse business and try for position on
Professor Browns staff of singers.
Farmers generally are nearly through
seeding. Mr.. Sanford's team, which
has been breaking sod on his ranch, is
to return to Wamic this week and no
doubt some of the young ladies there
will be pleased to learn this fact, as two
of them were over looking for the driver.
AUNT SUSIE.
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SEVILLE.
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KENT.

AEN L.
The prohibition club meets Saturday
night.
D. c. Comstock has been repairing
the school house the last few days.
j. D. Wilcox returned from Portland
last Sunday.
Farmers are pushing their work along
as fast as possible.
Miss Mamie Morrison will commence
three months school here Monday.
w. H. Bennett and A. B. Comstock
were putting in the Hubert place last
week.
Republican speaking the 2Sth at 1
o'clock. Rev. Morrison breaches in the
evening at 7 80 o'clock.
Crops looks well that are above ground
and volunteer is doing fine. The weather,
though cold for the growing crops, con-
tinues pleasant.
This has been very quiet week.
The only thing worthy of note is that
the republican party has at last passed
away, or rather the Ellis Mckinley club.
Tho only friend that was present at the
death was j. Donahue, an adopted son,
and one populist, one prohibitionist and
a boy who assisted in laying out the
corpse. No dogs were present.
UNCLE Isaac
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TERRIBLE R1oG1Ne.
Foreigners killing Those Who Oppose
Them in the Coke Regions.

PrrrsBuRe, April 1s.-[special to The
CHRoNIcLEl-There is terrible rioting in
the coke regions. Hungarians, Poles,
Italians and the foreign element general
ly are out in force and are using weapons
indiscriminately. Many were killed this
morning and it is impossible to quell
the disturbance, which bids fair to
amount to an insurrection. Local officers
are powerless, and the governor has been
urgently requested to call out the
militia of the state.
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MISSING LINKS.

THE Farmers Alliance claims tc
have $4,000 members in Kansas.
A DISCARDED theater at Tacoma,
Wash, has been converted into a house
of Worship
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Look at the next resolution extending
the time for tax collection till July, 1894,
so as to give the people chance to have
the wool clip, fruit and other crops. It
would be well for every voter in the
county to pin those two resolutions in
bis hat till after election.
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Imperial bicycle, lightest and best to
date. See j. M. Huntington & Co.
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Now is the time to kill squirrels. Sure
Shot at Snipes & Kineraly's.
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tUork iOanteo.
Females.

AN INDUSTRIOUS, brstae SIZE iady.
Of r,oot adir,ss T. show samples of our
goods a & % salary; expenses pad. Au'
dro.. N DoX ~ Ir bum once.
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DANGER, JUST AHEAD
a Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad Mt This Time
of the Year.

1T surprising how people suffering to-day
from so-callcd coughs. colds ana influenza
The was mad. by very prominent professor.
connected with one Of the leading NewYork hospitals.
CONTINUING he said:
1T is these things that troubling people. but II
Is advanced old enemy. the grin People
feel out Of have pains in the muscles and
bones hayc appetite lose all Interest In the world and
wonder what II is the grip nothing else.
Now. all such symptoms need 10 have prompt treat
mont The attack he mot and repced at once. or
II is certain something serious. u but
certainly avoid these troubles which now
common. that Is &c Immediately counteract them
by using good pure strong stimulan. Nothing Of the
ordinary kind but something and scientific For this
purpose nothing has equalel Duny's Pure Malt
Whisky which acknowledged to-day by physicians and
scientific people 10 the only medicinal malt whis
Eev upon the market"
Tho words II the professor true. AMI they
wonderful meaning TO and women who are
suffering with the first symptoms OF grip. else grip In
us advanced aagcs For all such people offer word
Of advice which is take the best
these troubles. and 10 permit dealer swerve
you from your purpore have that which has proven
itself by Il be the best and purcst stimu-
liant in the world
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be settlement OF the matter at the polls next
November anyhow"
PREFERENCE GIVEN TO VETERANS.
THEY MUST BE APPOINTED FROM THE CIVIL
SERVICE LISTS BEFORE THEIR
CIVILIAN COMPETITORS.


Albany. Jan SO-The State Civil Service Commits
sion has adopted the following:
Whereas. Civil Service Rule No. ~ appears by
an opinion of the Attorney General TO be in
Met with the law giving preference 10 veterans IN
appointments to the State service.
Resolved That the first paragraph OF such rule
be amended to read as follows:
No person any register shall be certified
more than three times to the same officer, except
contained. however shall apply the ccrtlhcaticn
such honorably discharged soldiers and sailors
shall be continued to be certified SO long the
names Of any such are upon the eligible lists. nor
shall any remain olieibe more than year
on any register"
Governor Flower today approved the amendment
The Attorney Generals opinion was to the effect
that veteran. according to the rules of the Civil
Service Commissioners. could receive the same
number of certihcatons civilian. otWiihstanG-
ing the law which passed giving veterans
preference over civilians in appointments from the
Civil Service list. The civil Service Commission.
therefore. the dlctn ton Of Governor Flower. has
amended its rules stated. as not To interfere
with the operation OF the Odsodier preference law
and now a veteran the civil Service list must
be appointed Office in the state service In
preference to civilians the same list. The Com
mission mas also adopted resolution. which has
been approved by the Governor. directing that n
certificate be issued To DR.. -. H. Arthur qualify
ing him as junior assistant physician at Middle
town Hospital. he having passed the requisite e%-
ANNA lion for that place some years ago
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Business Chantes.


Man OF Acknowledged ability. IN
tcciity, gy and business, rNi cIl'h'e
would attend 20 che a1air, oi an AMY
ON Je Pacific Coast for an Fa-'''" pup-
fisher y anufactuicr or a~sOr.i. %, II y W
York Ici,r nee, un' NrcptlniaD g ~
dress T. q. Box 3oi. san Jo-,, : alIo rIlIl.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. Foods. paints
drugs. cosmrtic,. waters. &C.. carefully
analvzcd and working formulas furn.shrn
metals assaycd. circular ifr". EARL
CHEMICAL WORKS. lio2 BfoadWhy.
If YOi' HAVi. s-oic or business Of
any Kind you wish sold quickly. Wfhrnt
puh'irty o" wan, pa IN J. pi'il vi D'"'
AID 4 WIGGINS. 40 NaS'al-ss.
PtHLIC ACtOUNTANT has o'ca>ionh
calls special and artiicl for n.st-cia''
manu- ncturing and n"rc1ntll" business IN
Nc>tnrnts ia Nrw-NorE and 'ls""h'rc;
can al.o furnish investors vita The same
where statement, of condition nave Ic'h
verified principals only Auur"N' 10
tABIlSIiFD. Boz :. tribune once.
~IEAM LAUNDRY TO sale. Inquire
NJ. BLOOD. - Warrcn-st., y. \. iloy
Laundry Machinery Go.
WANIFD.-A good milk route IL Brool-
Ign or Ncw-York. Apply l." 80 >c'tr'
ST.. Brooklyn.
100 PhK CFNT GUARANTEED on
WORKING caplth for best sold mining prop
,rty ever offered in Ncw-Nork. Addrc''
FINANCE, 81 ChLrch-st.
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of Gravesend C;5o3 for McCarty and 1s5 for Wolf
cro be thrown out account Of the notorious
crimes committed there These reflections change a
nominal plurality Of IS for McCarty into a plu-
raty for Wolfert 81 1851. Senator SaXton pressed
the consideration OF the report Of the Committee
on Privileges and Ele IONS for tomorrow but SEM
tor Cantor insisted persistently upon deferrng
action until Thursday that at last Senator SaXton
courteousy gave way and consented t. the CON
sidcratipn Of the matter on that day.
Tho h.l.s restoring the BurI'o Home Rule rights
may come M in the Senate tomorrow. There is
no question that they VIII be passed at once
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Eoar0 an0 Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. eye.
c,lcnt table, cc.sabl" lp. ati0u. =, West
.1th-sL
RESP, TABLE WIDOW would Ike
,hl.drcl 10 hoard god home. wcA-eN.
i,l.cnccd vltn bltt e. btby. CAMP,
] -Vtn -. AMI Arfubon-ave.
liTII.>T. ga EAST Rooms. vita
board excellent u'io oppl,i. ~tGys" au.
PAX hip,l .ron elevated ~" "i."-.
3aD-Sr. % WEST. E'rnt en- d.
foor suit. ais, -lI.lc o.u- " O. cNrrlcmt
table Now Ifoi r.'t' >aip.
J-4n.>I. - EA>1 Larg. ip,m ana
hai.-rnom, rN.,tc.t tab.', rnrr', ga
charFrf.
,, WEST .GrH ST. Miller Hotel
Quiet si,tu. cpl.iot.Il'" central . family
hotr. home. no froubI" & SNOW rooms.
i.D->r. ~ East Llr-Iit prior j.
ul-n other t,,ril.. arsr ana h,n o.ns
With boar! tI" iu1ri references.
iiTU.~l.. . WISE. near WINDSOR
Hos sammy sf-ro,. mont also another
room. pytat' l.. tinI. Iru every aI-
Itltu"ft most slr riDr, l"'"r nr"- -
hinged.
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McARTY.s CASE TO COME UP TOMORROW.

MCARTYs CASE TO COME UP TO-MoKl'V".
Albany. Jan 90 1SpeciaD.-Measur"s "er" 'Ah'"
tonight to secure beyond question the a'i'"D""'r
Of every Republican Senator at the session ~
THURSDAY morning. when the question 81 accepting
or rejecting the report Of the Committee on i'''-
leges and Elections. unseatng Senator John NC
Car,v Democrat and putting I'm his place Henry
yyo,fert Republican, viii BE- considered. The report
OF this committee. hitherto published IN The Tribune
and other newspapers. recommends mat III t i5I
Vinth District Of CastlcOn. Ia Richmond county 10
,',.s must be deducted from the vote cast Tor NC
cartv on account Of the fraudulent votes cas' rom
80 Sailors Snug Harbpr and from oth"r phc's
ny -, tho whole vote cast for WOiert IN the
~ ,i, -,ct l9U be rejected. and that the entire poll
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Gclp u0anicO

Maics.
ArhNI> % 'Hl g." "pficr P,;rut
Hroor uois.." .ou.o soil Ire Huralp in
IFS months aiour. -lMu'c ana ptri!c l1r..
lu.. Jp-ll'II oDttN. - Mrl.,IT, 49,.
Erflls. y.
N"ENCY ~ no-'on wanted To- .omc
ln" - hv-in'~. which DIR. p'riutilcI
ead sooi return .Acarr., Cm,a L. IL
sun.ucr-st.. -ton. Mas
DtNt ArINI> WANiID. Dolf.cs>
'rr.d -Tarrrtc ,as 2. phour % r.' car
lag .p.,flrl' ,.. to the ci". they lo--
.'-s al 1fNaatarn- 4 90. Trumpet Nltl,u.
he annoyance. EDWARD >PNI LDINtr
~ lirnr' IT.. br oki}n.
SiENuoH>PIIiE ard TYPEWRITER
NNNIl j y .rne man. about Is. quick
int lNgent ard oio "hp vrt~. "a good
hani ard :. willing io d. other Ollie worN.
must have hi~ "Nn tfpHvrt ~ machine.
must have NI'N .'Itio tlls frr'urt- and
r-.'d, 80 = utl T. opAlyu. AdGs,' ALIEN.
ANDtE. Tilbul. O;S STATING saiIr, ~
PIT Il.
WANTED = thoroughly qualified ST.
nprflrhr and typewriter Remington also
COMPETENT q iaNr charge - niiirr w'rN.
mu / hive nr-.-rla rocommcrdnt on l- "a
lar 80 Tar. tat NJ salary. rtr.. IL Nrill.k.
B,I 49, Tribune Oire.
NNTED.-ENp-fi. nm ~ farmer or ni.rc
- 80 ARE. In piausr COUNT Now NOrn
.tDckcd vlth asrr,Y" - ~ rul cows ilre
farm y huf,.. id'n. etc. urr"-sify help
81 be- employed lbs ;run'r and wages 10 br
plid oar Of his II ,rN stat" I'm, cNI"r.-
,nc,. rrcOmfurf dailen> and salary expected.
t. -. BoN @Sl". N'w-Gotk CIV
500 PER MONTH and expenses: ~
want ss.nr good nfu At onrr' no fake
sent stamp. HOWARD 4 CO. corrcs.
tiunNiilc, Iowa.
Females
WANT. u Lldle, To d. liglt sewing
IL home; work sent T. any adfr'~ ana
paid fof by tine piece. nd STAMPED cn.
Nclnu, for full plrtlrula - BkS>ElT
EMBROIDERY co. - fremont Row,
Fu.t1n. Mas.
WNNrED.-A few young lIdir, 10 sell
tickets Tor iirSt-cias~ co1c".t e. De- given
tyr the benefit OF an hospital liberal com.
mi. .lor VIII be- pa Il. Addi'~s. -t,t NIX full
PARTICULARS. TICK IT'S. P0- toflcr B'N 2.i3l
NAMED. Ladies or young mon - take
| cht plcasant work 81 thcir ONn hone. :;
i t. ! pr d., quiclIv mad. WORK sent
bY mail; ~ canNa~-ing. For particulars
add = GlOh" MI. Co.. Bon j.33l. Boston,
Mas. j. labll>h'd 1850.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished front pailor
and b"drocm hot anf rold N1vrr. h3 n
&C.. 81 ~ AMI qu."t. OF. Nv. l. iauIl
ring middle bill wrt. lOi W'>tioth-'t'
HANDSOME furnish d. room. with AL
COM entrees: reference r"1ulIru. w
W,s5 2ith-st.. ring Dubois, lca
HANDSOME a'covr or squar' nom;
etcar, heat. al cen, nicprcs N"rf ra"'n'
able terms TcIcrcdcc. III East 5'th'Si'
NEAT FRONT second floor room ~ 30
per wccA. 30 llhj.on->i.. ing t"r
TEIVNTE FAMILY. iaviig hand-omry
fur,'l.hcl housr would let alco,c room;
bath lG5 West 4Gtn-st.. onc door from
l!ro,d"ay.
SECOND FLOOR. rooms. compile fer
hoE>rk cpin@ hot water near non l.
station; - wc'kly...2OO 1th-a'c. fG'yn.
TO LET furnished room. 80 EdcccSmb-
ave. y. y; one bl9rA wcpt .: lSo'h-Ss'
elevated station gentlemen
THE BUrLNG ~.
10 wcst 3oth.,t.
To sui Z. h1id o.. e &" cas- 4 n 'a't''
Iaree furi snrr pa'lor. >ui'Gb.' Tor dentist,
IN, 80 ~ - icin'd bus.nc~-.
IOru.ST.. 20 WEST Mccoy FUR
nl.hd heated ron-; Fon;l Non b'th'
800. -. So top nopr a., ref renee.
10TH ST. - WEST suites 81 rooms or
single. handsomely furnished. house newly
r"modciiog. al.p 9o-f"pt pnri'r floor
4.D.~r 90 WEST E,,ntlfnI back pay.
l1r. also otl.r choice ioIus. southern cN.
po.ulc. rarr olpo' innl't.
57'rII ST. 3i3 WEST. i.arg" room. IN
floor front. southern exposure. with bo1'd .
convenient broadway and Gth-av" l. STA
ton. esnilomnu and wife or Two gentle
men. references exchanged.
aSrU-ST. ca EAST To bachelors. large
thlrI--tn,y front room hn" house. owner
- WEST leGTii-> r->uruy room.
me aic,f~. handsomely fGrn.hel; br Ak
ia.t r. d"-licd
~ WEST 47TII. ST NI,c sunny rooms
and superior lairi. Whsr" q g." gentle
men ,au De- accommodated. also % huet
yarl1r. newly furnished. f"r dentist or
doctor.
2ii WEST 18TH ST Hlchelp~s apart
ments. with prita'" baths. every cons"n-
iolc". very moderate.
81 WEST airU--T Double and singl"
room. handsomely furnished. bog and cold
running water. references. toms moderate
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EX-GOVERNOR CAMPBELL IT ms on ZONE

Hamilton. Ohio Jan. 3o-l,X -Governor Campbell
and family arrived here yesterday from New-York.
70 reporter ;hc cX-Govcrnor admitted that his
financial affairs were IN bad shane. I'm regard 70
his indebtedness Of 5000 10 the Chicago First Ma
tione Bank. ne said BE- had pail Sl0oo and could
pay more at present. He VIII leave Hamilton
on Monday for Now-Nork - settle up his business
affairs aUd u. May Will return 10 Hamilton where
be VIII I've permanently. rcsuming The practice Of
Jaw
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS TO BE HELD TO-DAY.
Albany ~ y Jan. 80 CSpeciaD-A conference oil
the Republican members OF the Assembly VIII "'
called tomorrow by MI Ainsworih me CHAIRMAN
Of the Caucus Committee. II viii discuss csl,
Of various kinds. including approrr4iN'h,. cH'iI
amendments and the testimony Whch i'1 ~,
taken in the contested election casth ihcIe WI
he free and full discussion Of al or th".' sun
;ccts and the caucus rule wl not be- applied
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domestic siHtuat,ons ~autso

Females.
A. -A.-SwcilSh cooks. laun-
drcs.cs. cham crmaiis Mattresses. nurscs
Mrs. MALMRERG Bureau. 3j2 4th-aNe.
up italr,.
At THE ORIGINAL Swedish Employ.
mcnt Directory. irst-clas, COOKS, cooks
washers AMI irUneri. w;ltrr>-cS, chinlD"s.
maids and scam,tiessts also buffers 2aide
Ter and c0achmeI. CARL GRIMShOLD,
e3S dth-ave
tHAMEEKMAIp and WAITRE>s.-By
neat: tidy young elrl iirst-class references
willing and obliginc; modef1te wages city
or country. call Pa East ilst-st
COMPANION -ry w'ii.bset American
cir rs amanucnsis. reader ana asrl-taht,
u.cd t. sickness sympathetic, ralnstaklhe,
oblicIue understands musical notation
Nos country: would travel. has taught
and uli1 rstlnds Children bes, OF reres'
cnrcs Dox 10. South salem. New-York.
COOK Nv a very goot family cook and
Labor. can make 90 d soup. sauces des-
80 hest rrfeIci.c. JACoclN'S Du-
reau, COZ Gth.ave. ------
ro1K 4 fr-'.class swedish cook, with
49,, Of cltv re;,rcncc. wishes 10 take caic
" n,,,ate house for summer. All West
iJth-st.
cooK--py good cook In small privato
Family. clty or country good baker; breaa,
Ike and hot breads Thoroughly under.
lands family cooking; reference can Do
strirtlv Investigated; agencies not answered.
Cail i6l 3d-a,e.. near loth-st
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GREAT SACKiFICE.-Paft going 70
Cnili. South America. offers for very low
pre- nt-t-ciass liehi platft rin springs coupe
weeks; set sinqlc harness. imported size
saunle and bride. Seen at private sadie
10 West iIth.st.
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cutting and hitting by French system, per-
soaal reference. ss3 Park-aNc., ith bell.
NURSERY a refined young woman ss
nurse u Invalid or children; excellent ref-
ercnces. Kind and Obligng. Please call,
CLEMENTS. l,.S2 Greene-aye., Br oklyn.
NVR>E.-By a tlrst.class swedish young
woman n professional nnr.' and maid 10
delicate lady; cNperIcncet mas euse. mani.
cure a.d IN riir>> 7. Ines, sWEDE.
$50 Eas: 2.d.st.
NrK>E.-ry yoIng woman as nursei
take fun care Of child Will sew Il required;
b, :; ref 'rrnte-. IA ir'-- NJ. MAN INC,
81 Wes' l35th-st
NURSE would Ike engagements { mime
- nj or other case. tras leasonable3
highest references RISE, 31j Bway.
NURSE.-Bc we'll. ducltcd English lady
A. trained nurse or nurse AMI companion TO
Invalid; reasonable terms. -i3 W. l3th.st.
NURSE or MAID.-',iri. vita be,s Pr.
erenc.s fron. present cmpljNc-. won mind
children O. wait on ladv Ia cNchaEg. for
passage to Europe. r., Box 40, Ball>ton
spa. \. y.
NURSERY GoVEiNEs>.-By an eaa.
rated German lady; or as useful com.
panlon ia MOrr,town. {. y, 81 Wash.
lnston-st.. Morristown. n. J.
Nurse, CUAMBEKMAID or HOUSE.
WORK.-By n nea. young girl. Tot long
In the COUNTY,: gD)l ief,i enccs odrrate
wages: city Or country. Can l2i Fast
il,t ST.
NURSE.-An American woman wants
care good retcrcnee. MATHEWS. 20
wnlis-aNe.. 30 hat. south.
NTEsE.-By young German Girl e.
children: can assist with Ie sons handy
wifh needle: some knowledge OF music.
! 900 lst-ave.. top Moor.
SEAMSrRFSS.-ln private family, by the
dav or week: can cut an. III drs es b o.
rcf,r nee. Address % West ICth-st.
>EAMSTHE>s.--rv refined Nprth Ger.
man, understands en- ting and fitting thor.
orehiy or nursery go,rrnc.s; rrst.cla.s ref.
crcncc. t.. I23 East 50th-st.
wASnlNG.-By compel M womln.
by d,y or week. q wash irnr. or d, ricin-
Ing Il my kind. LEWIS. 80 East 55th-st
YOUNG GIRL desires employment as
horse or pro, ma d sramstFe'- or =.
waitress; year, bs rsou,l reference.
Address SEh.IsTRESS 15i Eass i2j,h-st.
WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-sit
uation wanted BY competent waitress or
chembermaid; frst-class reference. 1St
Summi:-st.. Brooklyn.
wAITREsS.-By Protestant "a rrsc.
class waitress In a private family can MI
buffers place; wages. $40; best city refer.
cnce. Address Il. r., Box ia, 1,242
Broadway.
WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-sit-
uation wanted b. young girl as wtiircssi
Is nrst-ciass; would GO rs chamterma'd;
is good plain sewer; city or country. l5%
West l9th-st
WASHING and IRONING. by day OF
dozen; or housekeeping. MIA. JOHN.
SION, V01 3tavc.
WASHING or plain sewing; widow
wishes work IN or GU, Of the house. Call
or sddrcs. ADVERTISER, 000 1st'ave..
9Th door, back.
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roy desiIc. position IN printing or
iul Dr stomp oncl 5 yr'Is exp 1 c.cr
ca frr'i.h reference. Address tJJ East
llth-st.