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Panthers and wild cattle still roam in the wooded and secluded parts of the Kuban district of the Caucasus, as was discovered by hunting party recently organized by the Grand Duke Sergei Michailovitch.
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FASHION NOTES.
oddlr Gowned for rrnvellnc.

Oddly Gowned for Travelling.
 Travelling dresses are usually simply planned and novelties in them are con- sequently rare. Usually, too the inno- vations are not favorably received, but one thoroughly unconventional costume had much to recommend It. It was made from mixed tan tweed of light weight texture. The skirt cleared the ground, set out prettily at the back and was almost close front and sides. With this was a trim waist of checked wash silk so crisp that the enormous sleeves stood stiffly out, and so light that those same sleeves folded away without injury in the capacious sleeves of the tweed coat to be worn over them. This coat reached to the knees, was double-breasted and had high collar. A pretty golf cape lined with the check silk swung from the golf straps that secured it over the chest Of the natty traveller. A tam-'o-shan-
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The latest discovery of the sociologists is that one cause of the decline of mar riage in England is traceable to too much novel-reading on the part of young men and women, who acquire therefrom romantic notions of life which small incomes will not satisfy.
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Lives there al man with soul so dead, who never to himself hath said, how beautiful in this early spring time are the woods, the fields, the orchards, the suburban parks of New Haven and vi- Einity just now.
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From a report which appears in the Moscow Listock 1t is shown that last year Il, ,5sO convicts passed through the forwarding prison at Tiumen for the various penal settlements of Siberia. Of this total number of both sexes there were 7,526 men, 1,715 women and 2,339 Juveniles.
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The 1nikado has instituted an 'Tmpe- rial Order of the Kite" to be sort of Japanese equivalent of the British Vic toria. Cross
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Notice,

Wecannot accept anonymous or return re- iected communications. In all cases the name Of the writer will be required, not for publica- ton. but as guarante good faith.
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The dome of the Palais de Justice in Brussels Is made of papier mache and weighs sixteen tons.
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A Dundee, Scotland, man is working on flying machine built on the bicycle plan.
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John D. Rockefeller, MT. Pullman Russell Sage, John w. Mackay, Levi P. Morton, Andrew Carnegie, Russell A. Alger and Austin Corbin all tell the New York World that wealth does not bring happiness. Still, most people would be willing to endure wealth for while at least.
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Springfield laments that it has no ad- euuate concert hall. The Worcester Spy devotes three columns to its account of the music festival there, and a most creditable account 1t is of highly suc- cessful musical feast. But it takes Springfield to task for the deficiency above noted. New Haven is gaining ground yearly as musical center and some day will have hall or concert room specially adapted for use for high class musical entertainments, a want which was pointed out recently by one of our correspondents.
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Visitors to the battlefield of Waterloo can hardly have failed to be struck with the fact that the monuments upon that classic ground are exclusively devoted to the men of the allied forces. Sub gcriptions have in consequence been in- vited for erecting-of course with the permission of the Belgian government "a memorial of some sort to Napoleon's troops somewhere near Braine fAlleud or Mont St. Jean.
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The State senate has wrestled again with the Hartford bridge question, and by its action yesterday adopted parts of two of the various reports on the sub ingject. It holds the State as bound to stand by it's contract with the Berlin Bridge company, now that the con- tract exists, and leaves the mainte- nance of the bridge with the five towns which originally had charge of 1t. And now comes a war of words in the house on the same subject.
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In letter to the Chicago Times-Her- ald General w. F. Brinck, General Grants chief of ordnance in the Ten nessee campaign, writes as follows of a little incident that occurred after the fall of Fort Henry: General Tilgh-
 man, the commander of Fort Henry, in bidding General Grant goodby be- fore leaving with other prisoners for the north, said: General, you have easily captured this place, but permit me to tell you, sir, that you have not enough soldiers in the north to capture Fort Donaldson in @ year. He simply was not a good prophet. General Grant smiled and said time would settle that problem. I was present and heard Tilghman make his boast, and I be- lieved he thought so. General Grant solved it in less than five days"
 Nfba HTa 4o,J,Y1r,p z-aasaI
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The Waterbury American's special contributor thus speaks of a former New HaNen. diYinea The, Rev, Dr.,
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IN(,l'iiQ!lZllc e's'SueII,i1lN
Is 32sodf1zYaf1!Qfs. t GWs
lM .uApTHUp MoRRIo9Hcg
IN zRZl| rs 3 Sl|2lgyl(ga

she others IN the street. and s. had
nztty- 1ftffe coach houss tuss visible ~ ne
side entrance There were red blinds hung
with heavy lace fn the front windows, sfd
behind ore Of rtlese blinds Hewitt was aoie
n catch the CLINT Of heavy gas ehanae-
iier.
re stepped hrfzkly up TIRE front stems
and Knocked sharply At the door Mr..
Mers,on7 90 ne asked. pocketbook in hand.
when a neat psrior maid opened the door.
Yes
"Ah''-Heeitt stepped into the hall and
pulled of his hat-''It'H only the meter.
There's been deal % gas running away
somewhere here. and I'm just looking .
800 II the meters are right Where Is IT,
The girl hesitated. ''FH-Tll ask master"
she said.
VERY well. don't want 70 take IT away.
you kuow-oHly 10 give IL a tap or two and
80 on"
Hewitt followed the girl 70 the base
ment, apparently looking straight before
him. but in reality taking ia every detail
az the place The gas meter was In very
large lumber cupboard. under the kitchen
stairs. The giri opened the dooS0nd sit
the candle. The meter stood on he floor.
which was Uttered with hampers and
boxes and odd sheets OF brown paper. But
a thing that at once arrested Hewitt's at
fention was a garment OF some sort Of
bright blue cloth. with large brass but
tons which was lying IN a tumsIed heap
IN a corner. and appeared TO be the orly
thing IN the place that was not covered
with dust. Nevertheless Hewitt took no
apparent notice Of n. but stopped down
and solemuly tapped the meter three times
with his pencil and listened with great
gravity, placing his ear on the top. Then
he shook his head and tapped again. At
length he said: ITS bit doubtful. I'll
just get you 10 light the gas in the kitchen
a moment. Keep your hand to the burn
er. and when call out fhut It OF at once
--saeF''
The girl turned and entered the kitchen.
and Hewitt Immediately seized the blue
coat-for a coat II was II mad dull red
piping In the seams and was of the swai-
low tail pattern--a livery coat In fact.
He held II moment before him, examir-
ing It's pattern and color. and then rolled
ii up and flung Il again into the corner.
Right" he called TO the servant. shut
or
The girl emerged from the kitchen as he
left the cupboard Well" she asked, ARE
YOU satisfied now?"
quite satisfied. thank you" Hewitt re-
piled.
rs 1t Ali right" she continued. jerking
her head toward the cupboard.
To De Continued
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Copyright. 1906. ~ Bachelor, Johnson e.
FsacheiIer.


Continued from Tuesday,
scarcely thirty yards along che S'raHft
he met Plummsr I'm going 20 MAKE
some more close inquiries ali down tne
line as far a. Dover" ne said fneS
wire from Calais that trey have 10 clue
as yet, and / mean 20 make quite sure
n can. that Tsaker hasn't slipped on the
line somewhere between here and Dover
There's one very peculiar thing. Plum
u.er ADDED. cOnddeuTly. Did you see
ths two women Who were waiting 70 see
a member o. tsse firm o. Lsddls. Neal &
I.sddieF'
.'Yas. raker's mother and his hancee,
] was told"
'aThatF right Well. do you know. that
girl-Rhaw her name is-~has been shad-
owing me ever since left The bankR or
course I stopped 10 from the beginning
these amateurs don't kHow how 10 follow
anybodg-and. as a matter OF fact. sne >
Just inside that jewelers. shop door ne
bind me now, pretending to look al the
Things in The wladow. But IT'S odd. Ism
fsg'
We'll" Hewitt replied, "Of course 1t =
not a thing 20 - neglected. II yoa'H
look very carefully al the corner Of VI
Hers street without appearing 70 stare,
7 think you viii poEsibIy observe some
signs OF Iaker's mother. She's shadow
ing me-"
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WHEN MEDICINE FAILS

We positively guarantee II 10 cure all
forms OF Nervous Debility, Nervousness.
Forgetfulness. Confusion OF Ideas. Ian
g1ior. Dyspepsia Lame Back. Rheuma-
tsfn Kidney and Bladder Complaint and
the many evils resulting from secret
habits In youth or passionate excesses in
marvellous invention OF DR. Sanden Is an
absolutely positive cure. II has cured
hon alc al
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notices under these headings, the same
should be left al the business offices OF
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notices
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special announcements VIII be charged at
the rate OF 10 cents per line each inser-
ton.
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Al, ERrI>rRs' NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise.
rnenis changed for the sunday issue mus,
hand ga copy oy O'Clock Saturday TO in
sure change
T-INTELLTGENCER co
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REMSEFRG-At Fremont. Seattle. on
Monday. Nav g. lS6. 20 Mr. and Mrs
= T. Remsherg. a daughter. weight
eleven pounds.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARCANA LODGE No. 8. +. ant \ NJ
stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month
{. +. FATTEN. ". NJ
\ GfDBS S~c
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know II you are a sufferer and have
tried them. ELECTRICITY-whic is
nerve force-iS the element which was
drained from the system, and 20 cure 1T
MUST BE REPLACED. We guarantee
our patent improved Electric Suspensory
to DEVELOP SfTRtTNKEN OR TNnE-
NELOPED ORGANS or no paw In
short we faithfully promise 10 give every
buyer the browning triumph IN medico-
electrical science. and have placed the
price within the means OF every sufferer
The book. Three Glasses Of Men" free
by mail. closely sealed. Address
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EMPLOYMENT wASrED-MALE

LII - - g. 49,
- -.
position IS clerk in grooery or clotnsTls
fsoase. O. aseA1f LOT 80 "a - =
osS45t~7~ ft'1F - 49, 80 -. = =
- -,.-.-.,5,,- -
yfsrs eAI.e.is.s -. - ..ss-, - hs.sl-
sssr-1 - t1,sr,s- s-ood refer
ss,s@es AIDES SALE. care post-Inlel-
49, 49, 49, -
- -
U-8.NTr-T-srr a man AMI wife. situation
in h0tea ten years experience. best OF
5srancer.
-
wANTE D-Bookkeepe wishes position.
rnethod. Address Bookkeeper. Poss-In-
feiIEgencer
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EMPLOYMENT wASTED--FEMALE
x5eeifia on a. hoasekeeper .or farmer. =
farm. Apply 70 c n, care POs'-Intelli-
seneer-
wANTED-By a reliable lady without
rsnliy me az 6" u-s an 1aySret, Ana
~orres Va<h
- " '-7-..
WANTED-By elderly girl place to do
out by The day. Call sie sixth street.
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N7ANTED-Position as housekeeper; city
or country. Inquire 1T West Nesler
HELP WANTED--MALE.
wANTED-For Il. s. army. able-bodied.
unmarried men. between the ages OF Il
and 20. COOL paw. rations clothing and
4a1f- ssgFz4 lar h.A
furnish satlsfacforv evidence as 10 age
chararta~ ana habits Apply at room IS
Boston block Seattle Wash
NANTED-Those desiring male help can
get IL az the CITY mission free Of cost.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost
Found. For sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted viii be inserted at the rate of /
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways ~ advance. No advertisements re-
ceiVsd for less than - cents
The following letters await advertisers
Al tkls Officer
Advertisements viii ~ received at
branch offices 81 tho Post-tntciligencer at :
TACOMA BTREAt'-Iiis Pacific avenue
~ NJ Madison. Manager.
TRT TpWNSE.N p French & SHrfnxer
EflIJNGHAtiN BAY RT-REAtr-New
Whatco1n. corner Holly and Canoe streets
q II. Culver. Manager
Tho folloNiHg letters awalt advertise
ss thse ofi"e
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NlAlNTED-Girl, u TO II years OF age. for
care OF small child and assist. Address
NJ Post-Intelligelcer
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LADY AGENTS-Rubber undergarment;
quick sales; big profits; catalogue free.
Mrs. y. p. Little Manufacturing Co..
ChIcaxo I'll
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WANTED-A girl for cooking and general
homework; no was hing. 12le Renton a.
enue.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Girl for light. housework. So
Washington.
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N7ANTED-A good girl for general house
work. :. j. Holmes. southwest corner
Rainier street and Yesler avenue.
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LADY AGENTs-Rubber undergarment:
quick sales; big profits; catalogue free.
Mrs. y. =; Little Manufacturing Co..
Chicago. Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wANTED-To exchange in the next 60
days $1,000 for secondhand furniture.
carpets stoves. etc: Will pay 10 per cent
more than any firm In the city. Scatter
& Holder. 100. iii, lib Second street,
corner of Spring.
wANTBD-To exchange 10 acres Of land.
water front In the beautiful San Juan
islands. for small stock Of merchandise:
will take pay difference In cash. Adj
dress J. l. Murray, Friday Harbor,
Wash.
WANTED-A second hand Photographic
outfit. not less than 7xl0 plate; must be
modern. IN good condition and cheap.
Address with price and fun particulars,
Photographer, care Post-Intelligencer.
WANTED sTAMPS-send u.
new or old stamps for cash; approval
sheets sent 70 responsible parties. Mer-
chants Stamp Company, - Hinckley
block. Seattle, Wash.
WANTED-All kinds of furniture and
household goods; VIII pay highest cash
New England Furniture Co. 1913 Front
street.
WE HAVE LOTS OF MONEY and want
lots OF secondhand household goods
before selling out try US. Miller &
Ryan. go and Do Pike street
wANTED-Stocks of merchandise of all
descriptions; money advanced on stocks;
strictly confidential. Apply TO Box 1926
Seattle.
WANTED-New and secondhand goods
bought and sold kakaluguar porcelain
81. ,.tafftf 1gh Ell
Pike.
WANTFD-150 go cords steamboat wood
large size. June delivery Seattle Tug q
Barge CO. Commercial wharf.
wANTBD-A "a bicycle: must he cheap
and IN good condition. Address Wheel.
Posi-Intelligencer
ROOMS AND BOARD.
BOARD AND ROOM for two in family:
best location. telephone. bath etc !:
terms rea sonahle- Address T. .. box 2q1.
FlRST-CT.ASS ROOM WITH BOARD.
So - james.
FOR RENTING rooms with board. 81
Marion street
FOR RENT--HoUSES
FOR RENT-Houses, stores. fats and Of
fees in all parts OF city. Pioneer Rem
tai Company. only exclusive rental
agency in the city, and 2 RONwell block
Columbia street. Telephone 1912 Branch
Offices No. -Si1 Front street and 29ls
Jackson street.
FOR RENT-Nay lst. well-planned house
six rooms halls. closets. hath room !.
corner T~caty-secoud and Nodicsks
streets Rainier addition, si2ho Per
month. Seattle Trust Co. 3 Boston
block.
FOR Rr<T-Houses IN every mart Of ,ha
city get a list Of us before renting. no
charge Seattle Rent and Collection
Company. io7 Columbia street. room =
FoR RENT-Seven-ro house. with
h3fh etc. -9% Eighth street rent So
tnclui'aE water. Inquire I'e> Fourth.
poR RENT -EirAt-r,on house. Win
bath. rent Sc. Inc 1tirS water Herbert
: Upper. Z Scacnermaa BLOCK
FoR RE%T-sou1e 81 she best houses In
ire city furnishes ami urfJrnishet.
cheap / and DOVES biloxi.
roR p0%T- Seven-roou house. Queen
Aa1e Asl' p. lawn and fruit. $40
Room = Boston block
FOR pENT-Rousos ana cottages in an
locations William 4. Harper. Isl Squire
Latimer building.
FOR RhNT-Modern S--oon house: ex-
celleut condition: cheap. 81 Burke
building.
FOR RENr-Psxley Brothers. houses. SO
FOR RENT--FARN~.
arest S-oek and dairy ranches or ire
Sound SITUATED on Wu3tnv island sd
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WANTED-A second hand Photographic
outfit. not less than 7x10 plate; must be
modern IN good condition and cheap
Address with price and fun particulars
photographer, care Post-Intelligencer.
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fnDHSailflS Ff-
cry year after
all X n O W n
medicines and
other treat
ments have
failed. The
fact is that
MEpI CINES
NEVER have
nor NEVER
WILL CURE
these troubles,
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WANTED-All kinds OF furniture and
household goods; will pay highest cash
price; get our estimate before selling
New England Furniture Co. 1913 Front
street.
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wANTED-PoSTAGE STAMPS-Send us
new or old stamps for cash; approval
sheets sent "a responsible parties. Mer-
chants Stamp Company. IS Hinckley
block Seattle. Wash.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To exchange in the next 60
DAYS $1,000 for second hand furniture,
carpets stoves etc: will pay 10 per cent
more than any firm I'm the city. Scatter
& Holder. 100. I'LL, 1ll3 Second street,
corner of Spring.
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wANTBD-To exchange ~ acres OF land.
water front, In the beautiful San Juan
islands for small stock OF merchandise:
will take or pay difference In cash. Ad-
dress j. l.. Murray. Friday Harbor,
Wash.
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FLORISTS.

81 ASEfINGTSfN FLORA. co - : -cssyf
Fresh eat soseTs. plants. SEEDS. orssrs
- @a-A allied.
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WA%TED-New and secondhand goods
bought and sold Kakaluguar porcelain
stoves; reduced prices. Johnston. SO
Pike
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ToR RENT HALLS.

FOR RENT-1Iyurtc hall tne most
sga. sous aaA comfortable ball for lcdza
purposes ta ire ely. Apply 10 J. 81
Correct southern Paciac oflce. Starr
Eayt tlcek
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wANTED-Stocks of merchandise of all
descriptions. money advanced on stocks;
strictly confidential. Apply TO Box lo26
Seattle
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FOE RENT--FARNi~.

FOR f.EASE-I4oaE Germ. one o. the
Hrsst S-oek and dairy ranches or tNa
Sound situated oh Wna1ny island 50
8 res So lHtfr feu 70. every encas4rs -
1sent given .rc rlGh- parties mus, have
snEue raus al Apply Mrs John Fiem-
iuE. y 0uVoe. S1ohou.sa county. Wash
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARD AND ROOM for two in family:
hes: location. telephone. bath etc :
terms rea sonahie. Address T. o box eqi
FlRST-CT.AsS ROOM WITH BOARD.
SIS b. james
FOR RENTING rooms with board. 81
Marion street
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WANTED-1,5 go cords steamboat wood.
large size. June delivery. Seattle Tug Il
Barge Co. Commercial wharf.
wANTED-A '9I bicycle: must he cheap
and IN good condition. Address Wheel.
-Intelligencer
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FOR SAIE-LoDGING HOUSES.


FOR EXCHANGES acres Michigan
land two improved farms in Cass and
Berrien counties, TO exchange for prop
erty in Seattle or vicinity. Call on or
address GIL Pioneer building.
FOR EXCHANGE House and lot in city:
clear lots in Salt Lake. Utah. ana mon
ey for stock OF goods. 2so3 Jackson.
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wANTED-First-clas mHliner 10 take
good position in Kent: steady place to
right party. Address box lls. Kent,
Wash.
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COMMISSION MFRcu.>-

CALIFORNIA COMMISSION ca
ers in California and O~Nso, ss1'sss--Deak~
produce. Sc West street asaiss a1a
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GORDON & C0--Wholesale rern-.s--.--~
merchants: dealers i'm fr1,i,s misses
tables. rs West Marion. ana vssss
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FATT'f.E BRASS AND BELL FoC%-
dry Front and Madison
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elderly girl who desires 2
position as housekeeper FOR farmer n
wears old. owns an improved 5'-acEe
farm Apply 70 C. n, care Posi-tnteiii-
gsncer.
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