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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13

Weil cine oemofratii6e Silber.Gons
benton i'm Staate Salnois iit fir freie.
unbeihtGnfte Silberprdsuns erfldrt bot,
iolssrn bic &spublifuner, caB bic De-
mofrattn in Der Silbsrfraae ~boffuunss.
los seipnlieu ieien. 90 1T Der @unih
fuieoer sinmal Der 8nter oe8 @eoaus
TENS. 0as cine Staats Convention er-
Hart, 1T nod INNER feline @rfldruna Der
Nationol . 3emofraiie. Bis tieie 5u.
lammeriritt, lduft nod piel @aiier bonn
Berse. Die 9emufrateu iiub oft I'M
ein,0, t5e bic Sblabt besinnt, aber,
tpenn's pirilid lossebt, bann balten iie
treu %5uiammsn uno seben benz 5einb
tslne @slsasnbeit. iie Su iibsrrumpeln.
usbristns finb in Der @elofrase bic &e'
rnbliiorer ia aud in brei 8loiien sss
ibeli Die cine ihpGrmt aus l6liesli1
fir @elo. bic 5psiie nil ireie, uube.
idranfte SilberprGaun9 unb bic brittle
Rlaiis nil einen GomprOmis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13

Die N1otitrte Yreiie bot tpieber elm
mol bic 8elt Wiiien lofen, bob Wisr.
Satoli bemuddf gum Cardinal erboben
weroen ,ou. 9arob BON elnem WiBbe
sier,sen befrust. ermieoerie Der pdpitlls
DIE Nblesat oaB ibm barber nitt oas
MinoeSte befannt lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13
Semerf nswertb 1T nad Semp

Wemerf lslDertb ut rnh QeniD
Gleps Nsubcruns iolsenoer llnteridlee
Smiiden Der 3eit bes iriberen 9arifs
unn Der osa lysisen. Inter Dem bch'
SOlneiiheM SpItem betrohteteu es bic
amerifanlideu 5abritanten als ibre
botite IuIsate. Die nusldnoiide @Ors
cutrens ouf Dem bieiisen Marfte gu
idlasen, luabreno iie iest mebr uno mfbr
ibre @bre barein iessn, aub out Den
fremoen Wdrtten lih ben iremoen Con-
currentsn ilberlesen 81 Seisen. uno Die
Nusidten, baB ibnen oies 9elinssn
miro, peroen beitGnois aiiuitiser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13

Die gieriteuer sablt Der arme
Mann, bic Gintommeuiteuer Der reite.
9arum miro bieie abseidufft uno iene
einssiihrt. SU seidebt's i'm Bolts
itaate Nmerlfa, mo iriiber bic 2oluns
salt: e,ue 8esieruus fur tas Bolt uuo
burd oas Bolt" uno ieBt bic Barole
berrltt: Bolt, balt's Waul"!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13
9u mahren 6GnIeu babeu Iid in

81 UaDrell UallleI 1aben ll1 IN
9anburp, Conn.,, DE leciaen Witslleoer
Der 81. Yeisrs Gables Temperance Sos
cietp, ibrer 400 OIL b'r 2abl, %oesraoirt,
inoem iie oas ieierllde @,liboe abless
ten, feinem Mnnue, Der seiitise @etrdnte
aeniest, Die Sano sum Sunoe 81 reiden.
Gut if ss fir Die beiratbsluf,ser Wdns
rer in 3anburp, taB oieie @dnie bel
i3eiten seidnattert uno 10 ibren @efins
nunsen Wusbrud psrlieben baben. %
1T manden gbeitanos 8 unbeil oorses
beuQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13
Der Yapjt bat fir,lid in &om bei

Serrn Gabenslp %empfansen. uno OILS
oieisr lbn bot, ben Ct. &apbaels Der.
Elm 81 iesnen, bic @orte seiproben:
r9ie 8efrebunsen oes ct. &npbael
9ereins i,no quite, uno es 1T gut, bob er
beitebt." 3enn oies Dem Sberbirten
bon Ct. Saul Su @efidte fommt, tplrc
er BET iib oenfen: rWun merits. BOB ih
idon LANCE ridt mebr in Som mar; es
miro Seit, bort wieoer nal na4 Dem
&edten ~ ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13

Die erbGrmliden Eemperen5ler b.
ben bic 5reunoe peri0nli6er 5reibeit in
Stem Orleans an bic Bano aeoriidt.
Man bari bort oss Sonntass hui WaI.
fer trinfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13

ten 81 seben. @reibam 1T burd Olnep
IN m0sli9t gutter @eie eriest. Der
neue General: Nnnalt Sarmon senieBt
feinen melt uerbreiteteu 8uf, miro iid
iebo1 semiB bss boben Yoitens wirols
Su MAIDEN tradten. benin er Wiro semiB Elm
idbiser &ehtsselebrter iein, cine gisen
i1oit, ipelte bic Ste0uns, bic er iest
inne bat, beoin8t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13
ssi. iebt Historical s ss;, issssiali4

oe8 n0@oer0tenrenA
ben ct. Souls, pelder ieineS pugersA4
tiers ruesen Der midtlaen Gufsabe nidt
rnebr sewadien 1T, liest, 1T Der hl. 8a-
ter unb bic Broposanoa ben alien De
~phubeiten setreu seblieben, iuoem @rS'
bi,hof aenrid aui einen anoeren erabi'
id6fliden Sip transferirt 1T, bemnad
So1berielbe ben er5biid0aiden Rans
unb 3itsl iein 2eben long beibebdlt. oas
Der natiirlih auh fir i'm aus ben Jonos
Der st. Coulter gr5oi0Seie IN aussiebl'
ger Belie seiorst wiro. I'm iib 81
uersewifern, wie es UNI ibn ielbft in Der
Nffaire itebe, telesrapbirte @r5bii6of
8ain Cardinal 2eoobomsfi, morauf bic
9lniwort erfolste, oaB er pom bl. Batter
gum grSbli1of BON ct. Souls ernannt
iei uno baB bic iiblide 8uIe in einlSen
3asen eintrefen peroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13
Wannba5t trat Der grsbiidof 20

Wfannbaft trat Der GfSb'lbof oon
ct. Borliace in bsr WaniiOba'er Shul.
frase auf, inoem er Elm lduseres S9rel-
ben an elneu Heoacieur in Quebec nit
folsenoeu id0nsn Worteu idloB: ,Wei,
ne Yilidt als &sprGientaut Der 8athos
lifen Wanitubn's 1T es einfoh, uniere
Sbulreb,e gu bsanipruteu; es 1T nibt
in meinsr @ewalt, oieielben su opfern.
@etpiB. mir wollen uns serne nit IN,
ieren Yeb6roen u%sritdnoisen, aber niss
malls UNI ben Yreis u~nierer unterridts:
6reibeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13
gus gSalbinaton fommt bic Nads

NNs WS11DlIlHtDH tonIml oIe 9luWs
ridi, oaB bort i'm rSnternal &epenue
Bureau" bereits SOrmulure berseiteat
iperben, nelbe a0e oieienisen aus5uiil
len baben, bic idon ibre Gintommen
fteuer entrihteten. 9arauibin tperten
bann bic Steuern juriidse5ablt. 9as
niro fir Mauden cine ansenebme Nat'
rift Seiu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-06-13

slS @abp 'rbielt lie, tpcnn tronf, Gaioria.
gl5 'e ciu aiuo mar, perlan9te ie eatoria.
Sls iuuoe Game belt ie iea an eaaoria,
sIS @utter CAB lie ibreu ainbsrn eatpria.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-24
VIEWS Outings,


The waters at the Hotel Pembroke,
Woodmont, are making great prepara-
lions for their cake walk one week from
last night.
Mr.. Lanes handsome launch brought
a party OF young people to this city from
Woodmont yesterday.
The theory Of DR., Lindsey, secretary
of the state board of health, regarding
the outbreak of dlphtheria at the tenn
porary home in Haddam is that 1t was
brought by boy sent to the home June
IA from South Farms, Middletown,
Postmaster Beach has received notice
from the department that lot OF hand
some new furniture has been forwarded
to the local office to equip the new
building.
Ccmmlssary General Peck has award
ed the contract for the feeding of the
Fourth regiment during their tour of
duty at Mantle to Samuel S. Terhune
Of New York. The contract for catering
for the Second regiment will be award
ed in few days.
Among those at Saratoga are Walter
B, Law and wife, Mrs. David Corey and
daughters, Mr. Sanford and wife, Miss
Bronson, Mrs. Josephine Morse and 9TH
ers.
Ward Camp, who was shot by Ray
mond Barnes in Winsted, has regained
consciousness. The bullet was extract
ed from the base of the brain Monday
night and the doctors are hopeful of
his recovery.
doh Wn1A 80 L. oaIr
Athletic association Is in the city to
prepare the Yale track at the field for
the practice of the Cambridge team.
The new grass course for the 100 yard
hurdles will be practically the only adj
ditioh to Yale's field.
Frank Keenan, Of Congress avenue
has sued John, H. Miller and wife for a
5000 alleged debt. Property on Hous-
ton street and Shelton avenue was at
tached.
The late Henry Wells of Bridgeport
left an estate of about 100000, which
will be divided among his relatives,
some of whom live in this city. Under
the statutes his wife will receive one
half of the entire estate, as there are
no other children. The other half will
go to the heirs4at-law.
Mrs. Anderson of Portland, who was
burned Monday by the explosion of an
oil stove, is in critical condition. DR..
Campbell of Middletown gives but little
hopes of her recovery.
Carl Stocked, formerly Of this city,
who was recently elected president. Of
the Norfolk Savings bank, 'telegraphs
from Europe that he will not accept the
office.
Mrs. Thomas R. Morrow of Kansas
City, daughter of ex-Fish Commissioner
| S. M. Bronson Of Hartford, Is visiting at
her fathers home and will spend the
summer there Mr.. Morrow came on 20
attend his class reunion at Yale, and
his wife accompanied him. He is ex-
pected to return for her in the fall.
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4 HAPPY THRONG.

The City Missions Fresh Air Excursion
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mothers and Chill
dren Made Happy Twelve Nationalities
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Prizes.
The fifth of the summer excursions
given yesterday by the City Missionary
association was greatly enjoyed by the
four or five hundred taken to Pawson
Park by the steamer Margaret on her
morning trip. Twelve nationalities
We're represented by the people on the
boat. There were plenty of baby car
riages, Baby Barrows, only four weeks
old, being the youngest of those on
board. There were also quite number
of aged people, the oldest being about
eighty. Among others were included
also two blind men, several sick men
and crippled children.
The excursion was in charge of Rev.
W. D. Mossnan, the general superin-
tendent; Judge L. w. CIeaveland, su-
perintendent of the Sunday school de-
partment, and Miss S. J. Hume, the lady
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No,sv water WAYS.

The farther we Travelled in China, the
more we were amazed and delighted by
the boats and the water-life on the in
land canals and ways. Every day ]
noted new extravagances and eccentric
itfes of form and color in the floating
vehicles around me, and every day Mr..
weldon caught up his colors and his
brushes and copied some extraordinary
boat or sail that we met. have sew
eral times referred to this subject in
these papers, but the boats Of China
have not been described here or. else
where. The hack-artist of the world
at large treats their sails-the most
picturesque bits Of China-as If they
were Venetian blinds, made of big banl-
boo Stats backed by canvas. That is not
at all how they look. The bamboo
Stats are in them, but they are very
small, and are only seen when near
at hand. otherwise I do not think 1t
would be easy to say anything of them
that is not true-they are so dissimilar
and varied and peculiar. One towers
like a great white steeple or a cloud
above houses. trees, and everything.
The next may be made of woman's
apron or a little mat. One is composed
Of d single blue shirt, and the next is
4 crazy-ouilt Of a hundred gorgeous
flags. In DAYS Journey we saw white
ones. red ones black ones. and others
that were splotched, patched, tattered,
or rent. we saw sails made Of mat
ting made of old coats, made of trous-
ers and of banners. We saw sails
with PRAYERS printed upon them. others
with notices others with pictures. and
what NAV be called heraldic devices.
Most of them were mere parallelograms
Of cotton. but some were like schooner
sails at home. and some were lateen
shaned There is no rule as to the
number of sails boat NAV carry. and
ono often seas five spread on. the Larry
or links uron three regular masts
and TWO smaller ones fastened to the
vessels sides one forward and one
aft
great mart Of the din that heats
n,on tba air of China. comes of the ra is
inc and lowering of these masts and
saiIs for on all exeept tha saa-poino
oraft tba n,asts are hinead and gro
forever being nu1Ied I'm or lat down
10 do tbis uorl the Chinese craus are
h,1ncbad topatber ON each deck where
thew shout with each output of strength,
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MILFORD,

July 23.-The Sunday school Of the
First Congregational church will picnic
at ROTOR Point August Z.
George Platt of Chambersburg, Penn,
is visiting friends in town.
Arthur Whitcomb has gone to Eyre
mont Plains, Mass, for a two weeks
stay.
A special town meeting is called for
Saturday evening at the town hall to
take action on the recently enacted law
whereby the state, county and town
pay equal portions of the expense for
macadamizing the roads, Without
doubt there will be a large turnout at
the meeting, as everybody is interested
in good roads.
Notice has been served on the select
men that Mrs. Charles Darrow will
apply to the town for support. Her
husband is in Jail for non-support
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NOT THE R1eHr KIND or Apr1Es


West Haven Boys Prove Their Innocence.
Two New Haven youths, William
Mcehl and James Rourke, were arrest
ed in West Haven Monday charged
with stealing apples, and appeared be-
fore the West Haven court yesterday
morning to answer to the charge. The
defense had two witnesses to prove
their innocense, John Il. Healy of New
Haven and Daniel Lamb, who testified
that they were walking along when
they saw two boys with apples talk
ing to Russian. and that they moved
rapidly away. They then saw two
boys being roughly handled by man
and stopped to see what was the
trouble
One of the boys had some apples, but
denied to Special Officer Danky, who
had them under arrest, that they were
stolen apples.
On investigation 1T was found that
the apples were not Of the same kind
as those on the tree from which it was
claimed they were stolen. Attorney E.
S. Thomas defended the boys. and
through an able argument secured their
discharge.
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.eYield Not to Misfortnne.n

1 was afflicted with catarrh last
autumn. During the month Of October
could neither taste nor smell and
could hear but little. Ely's Cream
Balm cured it-Mareus Geo. Shautz,
Railway, N. j.
/ suffered from catarrh of the worst
kind ever since boy, and never hoped
for cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems
to do even that. Many acquaintance
have used it with excellent results
Oscar Ostrum 45 Warren avenue, Chi
cage, Ill. Cream Balm is agreeable.
j24 stood 1tw
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missionary. About 1S5 We're children
and teachers In the Sunday school, and
the rest We're the fathers, mothers and
friends of the children, together with
many who had been invited to so on
the Fresh Air Fund" The Sunday
school expenses were met through spe-
cial subscriptions sent to Judge Cleave-
land by friends of the school, Twenty
gallons of ice cream, with plenty OF
cake, We're taken to the park, most
of the cream for this excursion having
been donated TO the Fresh Air Fund"
by Messrs. Hauff Brothers, Sparks,
Champion & Co., Hasselbaeh and Mrs.
Deibel, a previous excursion having
been provided for by Messrs. Snow,
IIillman, Ferry and Boschen. Smedley
& Co. and Peck & Bishop have fur
nished the teaming for this years eX-
cursions, as usual. acknowledgement
is also due the officers Of the steamer
Margaret for the kindness shown and
carefulness exercised ON these excur-
sIons and to Manager Martin of the
Plant line for the liberal arrangements
made for the City Missions. Messrs.
Hughes, Kingsley and Hoffmeister of
the Sunday school orchestra accom-
panied the excursion and led the sing
ing at the park and on the steamers
trips to and from the city. Edward
Northrop, the blind bugler, gave the
starting signals for the races. The com
mittee on games and prizes were Messrs.
Sweezy, Eatman, Briggs and Edward
Hume, and report the following list of
events and winners:
1vrrNu,S AND WINNERS.
cou ho,,s, .,,n--Etrst Archie BROWN.
eitii -, $780, I,ie.ee
800. ~, m, -ITiY.st Tdward Tises.
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Arn,orx Notes.

The commissions for the new colonel,
lieutenant colonel and major were is
sued yesterday.
The Sarsfielde held a meeting last
night and made arrangements for
camp.
The members of the New Haven naval
militia who are to take part, in the
summer drill of the New York naval
reserves near Gardiner Bay left yester-
day afternoon at o'clock for Green
port, where they will be taken to the
quarters which the New Works have
established.
In a few days it is expected that Col
onel Burpee will announce his full staff.
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Rooted the Kings Name.

Brussels, July pa radical and
social demonstration was made here
to-day against ,hte governments sec
tardan education bill. The names Of
the king and his ministers were booted
and the crowd became SO disorderly that
the police interefered., The efforts Of
the police to dispense the crowd met
with much resistance. but AFTER Time
they succeeded IN breaking up the gath-
ering. Fifteen persons We're arrested.
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When Ynn Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take up
clean and relay your carpets. Nothing
is so detrimental to good health al
unclean carpets. BY sending your car.
pets to the Forsyth company you are
assured of having them returned to yoJ
as clean as new carpets. apis tt
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New Haven Man Ill,

New York, July 23.--I4evi Bremen, six
ty-six years old, of New Haven, was
taken i'll this morning on the New Ha-
ven boat at pier rs East river and was
removed TO the Hudson street hospital
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FOR SALE.
liz Church street.


July ~, 1895, I
I,STATE of SARAH B. SWIFT, late Of New
IL Haven, in said district, deceased.
New Haven hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estate to exhibit their claims for set
accounts, properly attested, within said time
viii be debarred recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
iY24 2dIW O. W SWIFT. Executor
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slTUATION WANTEly.

A THOROUGH, practical business man,
IA with many years experience in finan-
cial and mercantile lines, is an expert book
keeper and correspondent, fully Informed in
offie details and accustomed to management
of the same, who is qualified by long metro
politan experience to conduct large transac-
tions, or to represent business or enter
prise requiring skill, tact, and Judgment Of
high standard, is open for an engagement !;
will furnish highest references for ability,
fidelity and integrity, and bond II required.
Address BRAINS,
jy24 tt Box 1928, New Haven P.0.
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AeaI Estate.


I'd ESIDENCE No. 81 Wall street, between
Ia Church and Orange streets; now occu-
pied by Mr.. S. il, Moseley, New Haven House.
Possession given May lst '95. Inquire 20
Wall street.
f28 tt SAMUEL A. STEVENS.
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BE sureand use that old and well-tried remedy,
teething 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays al pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. 25 cents bottle.
IL IN W and
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9eal Estate.
FOR RENT
FOE RENT.

DLEASANTLY furnished front room, In
IL private family.
jy257t' 40 PRINCE STREET.
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Wa SHALL NOT TALK MUCH
MI ORE about Lawn Mowers, for there's
-IVl but a handful left. SIP for high
wheel Mower Who ever heard Of such
price? LINSLEY, ROOT a CO,
iy22 3teOd Hllstlers for Cash.
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FOR SALE

A FIRST-CLASS second hand Brockett s.
"A futile phaeton, In excellent order and
unusually comfortable; a desirable bargain
in every way. Can beseen at
led If 40 DIXWEIL VENUE. "A
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AUCTION SALE

"A 70 Asylum street Friday, July &C. 10 am.
In Furniture, carpets, parlor stove, range,
crockery. kitchen utensils, etc.
iva 9t r. b. MALLORY Auetioneer,
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One Cent Word each insertion, ave
cents Word for full Week, seven
times.
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THE OHIO EaEEZER
IRIS steadily making it's way into the hands
IL Of all who will have the best costs no
more than Inferior hard running freezers,
jy22 3teod LINSLEY, ROOT 81 co.
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LOAN WANTED,

LOAN WANTED.
CT A0n WANTED for one year on divl-
" heVVU dend paying preferred stock Of q
well established manufacturing company /;
one per cent. monthly guaranteed. Princi-
pals only, appointing interview, address
jy24 II i. .. Boy 1928, New Haven, Conn.
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SOMETHING DROPPED. 4

THAGER crowds rushed to So Broadway and
L found twas the prices on Screens which
are sellin rapidly at fragne ntary rates.
jy22 3teod LlNSLEY. ROOT &COs
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MfsCeIlanenms.

a ARE YOU LOOKING
TOR first. class table board fry the CAT
Ers A 9 9app Ell MasE saPs ahot
jy3tf corner OF High. w
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a SITUATION by an American woman as
IA a working housekeeper; one who ID
competent to take charges has good refer
ences city or shore. Address
jy232t O., this Office
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
JULY "a.


SUN RISES. 1850 Moon sprs, Hon WATER,
SUN SRrs, 7I7 Dol l2:0O
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A MEXICAN lady wishes situation; house,
IA keeper, companion, or care for aged
person; country no objection. Address
jy232t g., Courier Office,
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WANTED.

A N experienced stenographer and type
IA writer (either sex), who owns machine.
for che next three weeks
1y2t2t sT0DDARD, KIMBERLY b co.