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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31
the TRIAL oY HOLMES.
A Great Many women Among the
spectators In the Courtroom.

fH''-'" -" w. N~'s's'"ssss
PuLApElPuiA, Oct, 8l,-When ia.
,,,v,i.,,, n.,.o,. mad h.,, aa,i,,.d
ps'N '.N .
touay 70 me courtroom IN when inc
'fial OF hoimes s pIoceeuins, thero
appeared almost M many women as
men present. ,
Holmes, calm ana uhmoVea a. ever,
WAS pIAeeu III the uoeA NJ ~ o,oIoeh,
anu hau long eatnes. eohoquy win
hls counsel. hoimeu was apparently
Offering tugg.stions' ne appeared
brighter anu more oheetiui thsn Al any
time tince the ,iIai oegAh, and AFTER
counsel resumed ih.it .eAs, DC
cnsueu hhu iAugneu win TWO court
oineen.
Tue nfst witness was Syuney IL.
satnueis, mempV, OF the par OF Fort
WoI1D, texas ne hvaIAoly re-.
ieffed 70 hoimes m tine inulviuual."
Holmes smiled Dfosuiy whenever the
term was USED.
Dlstfict attorney oihhatn produced
mole iuenuheu ny Mrs. fitzti Yes.
terdsy m ,ho one hoimes pretended
70 pay ~ he ~. Louis pAnk lot which
no LOOK so,uOO from her' SAmusls said
the oouy VI inc note WIS IN MS hand-
wiring,
In me iatler part OF hptli or early
May, 1914, there was IN FORT worth
man known AZ H. NJ frs'',oVersee,Dg
me oouslrucilop OF tnIee's.ory ssruc-
lure, as agent Ior hopeit IL Lyman,
me supposed owner
frhi saw witness anu tueu 10 nego.
hatc loan OF slo,OOO W mortgaging
some properly Inc note Was drawn
UP ana signed W Benton Il. Lyman.
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STAKE CONFERENCES.

Members OF the First Presidency
and Council OF the Apostles al,
expected TO bs In attendance at tut
next ensuing Stake Quarterly Confer
encos, rs fJllowG
Cache, Saturday and Sunday, Nov
ember End and 3rd-Elders Bebsr j.
Grant. John w. Taylor and Abraham
II. Cannon.
Junb, Saturday and Sunday, Nov.
omber Fad and 3rd--Prtsidsnt GeoFg'
q. Cannon and Elder Brigham Young,
Wasatch. Saturday anu SUNDAY
November End and 3rd-Eldsr Francis
III. Lyman.
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VIII Be "suitcd" by Trulnbo.

A band Of newsboys were encoan.
tered on the street by reporter today.
They were In an usually merry mood,
and on being asked the occasion OF
their glec they replied In chorus
We've been suited by Colonel 1ssac
Tiumbu." Still the reporter was a. a
loss to understand the cast, whsIoupon
thoy maize matters plata ~ ssying:
"Tho big newsboys nave oIganz,i a
football team nnd ar gulDg ~ nave
bfanu new suiis. Wo didnt know
where 10 get them until ~ thought "
Colonel Ttumbo. Woo lust come
Il IN his place add he says wo shail
nave our lew toys on SATURDAY. Hur.
rah for rrumbtl He's all Tishi."
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light earthquake shocks were felt here |

light earthquake shocks were felt here
ibis morning.. the fret In thirty years.
TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 3i.-An earth
quake shock wae dis iDo,ly felt for
hslf minute at b.l2 this morning.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.--Pfoi. Il. N.
Niphef,of Washington university, who
has taken deep interest In the study
o. earthquakes, eald TO an Associated
Press representative todny; "ro the
best Of ny knowledge, this 10 tho moot
severe earthquake In thislocsliiy since
The New Msdtid earthquake IN south.
west di'souri In 1911. AS far as ! can
dstermine now. the direction Of this
vibration was from Northeast to south
west.v
Pfof Pflchard OF Washington univer-
atty thinks the nearly correct time IL
o:i7 ani II lasted n minute and forty.
i've ssooIds.
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FIIzsIrnoN. INDIGNANT.
Som badly says RE 10 Afraid OF
Corbett.


PINE BLUFF, Ark, Oct. 8l.-Bob
Fltzslmmons aud Martin Julian at
rived here nj l:30 .. m. In charge OF
six SHERIFF., and will leave nj 1870 n. m.
Tor Little Rock TO enter the august
presence of Governor Clarke. Mr.
Julian and Mr.. Fitz,immons when
shown report that they refused to
accompany Sheriff Houpt OF Hot
Springs on n special train aud pre-
ferre1 to be arrested by the sheriff Of
Miller county, thus laying themselves
open 10 a suspicion Of lodging Corbeti,
became indignant AMI stated 10 au
Aseoclated Press reporter that no spec
lal train had been offered thom by
Houpt, but only an engine, aud that
HoupI had told them tina. there might
bs delay In reaching Hot Springs.
This they could rot accept, az they
bad 10 be there tonight TO claim the
$4,000 forfeit. Furthermore, they
thought this 10 be n scheme Of Ven.
dig's 10 keep them from claiming tue
forfeit, ~ Voudig had told Stuart
openly that he would protect the
money.
MRS. fI1zsnMONs TBLIB THE sTVRY.
Hor SPRis0s, Ark, Oct. 8l.-5h 1t
ly after her arrival hers Mrs. Filzslm.
mons was seen by reporter ani told
what hsppeaed on tue train A. Tex
Rtkaps. She said Sheriff Houpt anu
10. Nsudig boarded the train a few
miles tho other side Of the Texas Hue.
VenJig entered the car the Filzsim-
mons party was In, ana handed Julian
the letter VI superintendent Richard
son Offering the party the use OF n
NJ ocial train 10 run through Taxarkana
and olude the governur'a warrant.
Julian, however, refused TO have any.
thing 10 do with bis offer.
"You say your train will take us TO
Hot Sprlngs2v he said TO Vendig,
"but how do know II will not tate us
to somewhere else? | wouldn't trust
you out Of my slight. / have nothing
to show me this IL not another scheme
OF the Florida Athletic club and the
Corbett party to keep Fitzsimmons aud
Corbett from meeting. No, I'll have
nothing to 20 with you or your train"
V,ndig and Houpt conferred at tho
other rnd OF the car, Mrr. filzsim-
mons sayF, and ~ the train entered
Arkansas, sheriff H9upt stepped for
ward anu addressing Julian, Informed
him that he and his party were under
arrest. Julian nsked tor the warrant.
Houpt said there was plenty Of
time for that, aud declined
TO show II. Julian told him he
JuliIn) should consider himself and
party free until he Jaw q warrant.
Houpt hemmod and hawe1, but re-
fused to produce the document. AZ the
train reached Texarkann, Sheriff Dbl.
lard and Deputy Sheriff Hoard en-
tered the car. Houpt met them and
asked them what they wanted. billiard
told him II was none OF hls business.
They both approached Julian and
Fiizsimmons. billiard produced his
warrant and proceeded to read It.
Houpt then Also produced q warrant
and started 10 read, but billiard finished
before Houpt was hall through.
Houpt became exceedingly angry and
began 10 exposiulate, when billiard al
30 placed the sheriff Of Garland county
under arrest for interfering with the
sheriff OF Miller county In the Ola.
charge Of his duty.
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Ready 60 sail for cuba.

CHICAGO. oe. sl.-A special from
Key West sayt; Great excitement
has been caused here by the report that
banus OF Cubans are eucsmpci on
Cudjoe, Howe and Pine Keys ready 10
sail for the island.
There are said 10 be over 200 men on
the three keys and u Il claimed they
have plenty OF arms and ammunition.
The Spanish consul here complained
to Collector Brown and tho latter
ordered The Revenue cutters WlnonA
anu Morrill, to tue keys TO prevent the
expedition leaving.
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Mt O'Clock, starring from the club
qu.tter,. Another will be- made on
SATURDAY at . pm. for those who eau
spare tho time during the DAY an
ca mt 30 milne evening, anu the fol-
loving Monday evening, while tho
moon IL e'ili bright, smother run Will
occur - : o'clock.
All members VI the association pos.
scss.ug wheels and enjoying this spofi
arc invited TO bsoome msmuers 81 tho
club an assist In forming n nucleus
Tor strong club next year.
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HIS QUIT THE BUSINESS.
Helen Blalss No Longer Conducts q
House Of llI.Pame.
Mrs. Harvey Fined $40 for an Assault
Upon sibs cbapmsn-oiher
Disposeis Ia Court.

Helen HlAxRs sprunV n sufnfiso IN
h. ILL.,. -, ams,I. $500,
~ P."o' s.u. o''oS Sos'e'uAY
"hoh JuaRe mchhy appeared IOr het
aud asked 10 take down The cash
that an, ana her oolleay,ss Ind Ieft nm
,h, ,.,a, .,,.,,, 80, .,,,'.,,,,,,. =, ..,,,,
e""''''"'" " VIZ"
STATUTORY Donu' heat the same umo
entered n blea Of not guilty for hi,
clients and the case was act for heat.
,,,, go,
~ 'V'"y'
Ihis AFTERNOON Helen and her IS
sociates pro,entoa themselves In court.
teady IA ayht IN, ant.h ~
- ,, as,, -'-'
ne'H' w uu' no nshuhe was heoes-
sary, As the matter was brought 10 n
speedy termination.
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t pu c,a'n nsu iesonou ,he ears OF
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n.u,u'n W no AI'eSung onIeeI, ne
nao.' ~, ,ne uou.s W, u'sn'issAio ' 'no
'"s IN, w nus. k,ouuiv.
a, WIS sa'nea 70 eet ~, OF
10y sns ste'o.e oiueIsa Tvs
$3.50 a. SUI .no s'a.u,o1y
vo'.i olsu snu hea oonpsh,ons 'nen
''i, w r o, 'o"n m.a'neu ~ sulIss.
s"'ipp,V' was sIsiRneu
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,as,I, a..,,, s.., ns o, 's raw,
imnassd "A ans NJ sIn unon ,ha -
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wa,n.a sha, a. IN. So. 49, 800 49,
interfered viii Mrs. UsYv.y n, IT,
nas..s an her ntona,,, ira. o,,,, M,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31
Honey Well Invested.

NEW York. Dot. 8l.-rhe Engineer
INK News this wssk discussed editor
tally the proposed expenditure Of
50, 0OO, 900 on tho New York state
canals. 1t shows that II tho proposed
improvemen reduce tho cost Of car
riage one cent per bushel. which ap.
pesrs probable. the saving, with u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31

New YoRS, Oct. sl.-Tbs Herald's
correspondent IN Rio de Janeiro,
Brasil, telegraphs thst the Brazilian
government has been informed the
king Of Sweden mas accepted tho
Office OF arbitrator In the Amapa
question, now In dispute between
Fra noe anu Brazil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31
whois.ai. Dry coed. uou.s Pats.

Houston, Tex, Dot. si.--Hslnr 4
Newb3ursr Bros., Wholesale dry goods
and cotton buyers. today filed n deed
Of trust and chattel mortgage with g..
!. Niechman ms trustee, covering their
stock OF cotton and real estnte In
tevetal oaunties. The total liabilities
are 1925, 900 out OF which $751; ,2bs L.
nreterred. Tho asset. are estimated at
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31
A. y. A. DOINGs.
Tao Omsha.Bss's Sensational Expose
OF ths Order.

OMAHA, Neb., Dot. 3l.-The Bee
han created a political sensation In
Omaha by publishing facsimile copies
OF the secret correspo dsnce and arch.
Ives OF the executive conference,
council of A. p. A., In which csndi.
dates for positions before conventions
and applicants for olerkship under the
city ofiicers have applied directly TO
tue secret junta OF the order as nm mi.
tial step toward securing the places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31
In the European Mission.
lMillennial star oct. III

RELEAsR.-Elder Louis B iDghurst,
who has been laborlng US travelling
Cider In tho Cheltenham conference,
receiyed telegram stating that there
vas sickness In his family anu asking
rim 10 come home. He was accord
ngly released anu left for home ON
-ppIember 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-31

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 3l.-The
Frank Bres. Implement company,
Mayor George p. Frank, president,
Wholesale and retail dealers ia farm
implements and carriages, have made
an assignment In favor OF their credit
ore. The finn las been In business
for twenty years and has done an OK
tenslvs trade.
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corspiic rhieaso.. civ oraIp.uc,,,

Compile shfehga's city Orciuauces,
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Nisyor Swift uas
directed Corporation Counsel Peale TO
have indexed, classified anu compiled
into one volume all tbs ordinances VI
the oity OF Chicago which in Any way
grant u franchise ~ a c1rp1ratior. Thu
volume IL 10 show, ifum the time OF
the birtn o. the city, tue ua'e on which
the franchise was gtArttd, 10 whom II
WAS grained, what Territory II c1vefs
nud on What date " expires. 80 iet "
tho Information when n street railway
tnpsny gained possession ul IL ogi.
tain street for what leng n time !.
may occupy II, wnun tho ramon 80 rS.
plrta, aud what nmeDdatofy ofdinn r,s
may have ben Audta slucc TO orig
insl one was psssed, 10 n dAJs DIRK q,
the present time.
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nseardlnr Prce rrnu.por,n,Iou.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. Sl.-The executive
officers OF Ihiriy-hve railroads repre-
senling all the principal systems west
Of Chicago aud the Mississippi river,
have decided to continue this years
agreement regarding FREQ transports.
ton In 1898.
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Trial r.Ip.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Oct. si.-The
Am.rican lsm Kstahdin started from
this port this morning for n trial trip.
EyVIy condition In favorable for sue
cessful run. This ram will 40 to STRAIT
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non or A ui.LIoSAIaE.
Ruled while IN Company win
IsurntArr.


81. JOSEPH, No.. Dot. 3i.-In
cheap pine box, less than two feet
unaer ground, lies the body Of young
man In tbs little cemetery OF Weston.
Last evening Its covering OF earth
was removed anu tho body was identi-
ned as that OF Harry J. Hugusley, the
only 400 OF Millionaire II. W..
Huxueley, q Wholesale liquor dealer OF
Boston, Mass.
He was killed Sunday night at New
market, south OF ~. Joseph, by DR..
James Hall, who was awakened by
burglars and who discharged the con.
tents OF u double barfeled shotgun nj
one OF them. Tho man dropped dead In
his tracks but his two pals escaped. No
one came to claim the body ana II was
buried at Weston In the polteI's Held.
A Kansas Oily detective, seeing q
published description OF the body, had
toe grave opened and says he Is con-
fuent the dead man IL young
Hugueley, whom he recently saw In
81. Louie, but who was known by the
officer IN 1892, when convicted Of for.
gerry at Dallas, Texas.
Young Huguelcy was disownod by
his father. but tho lattor sent him oc-
casionsl IemittaEce-.
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sPrcIaL rEnr NEEDED
For the Prosecution u newfoundland
uaHkyrs aud smusEI--s.

81. Louis, N. f., DC. Sl.-OwlnE 10
the prosecution Il tbe tauk directors
and smugglss. a spcclsl tenn Of tho
supreme court viii be- needed. Thu
trials u eight o. tuo pmugglers' casss
are OF such cnatsc,er a. to require
that they shall be heard before lgflvs.
Tho crown prosecutor admits that
there Is little prospect Of the juty's
oonvictiDg for this oiiense. An invest.
CATION has been srdofed Into tho work
ings Of tho customs department pre-.
liminary TO the dismlasal Of u number
Of officials whose negligence or cOu.
nivanee permitted the smuggling IN
this distncls for which they were
responsible.
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Activity Among Russia. Troops.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-A special to
the Herald from Berlin says: Great
activity prevails among the Russian
troops on the Austrian and Armenian
frontisrs. IL Is reported that two army
corps are concentrated around Rowno.
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Receivers Liable 10 Imprisonmen,.

SEATTLE, WASH. Dot. 8l.-Under
Judge Hsnford's citation issued OCT. 9,
Thomas +. OaHes, Henry q. Rouse
aud Henry q. Payne, ths deposed re.
ceivefs Of the Northern Pacific will be
liable to imprisonment for contempt Of
court, unless they appear today and
show cause why an attachment
should not issue. There 10 no pros.
poet that they will appear.
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John.on's worIa's Record b,onsn.

SARsIA, Ont, Oct. 3i.-Angus Nc.
Luod, member Of Morgan and
Wright's Canadian team yesterday
broke the worlds bicycle record for n
milo flying start, and that, too, with.
out being paotd. Tho time 10 seven
M l.88 20, two seconds faster than
Johnson's world record.
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HELP wANTED-Continned.


GIRL TO CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN AND DO
VI upstairs work; references. Call between and
10 A. M. 422 Oak st.
EINISHER AND BUTTONHOLE MAKERS
Il on custom coats; steady work. 157 Shipiey st.
A PRENTICE WANTED; ONE WHO CAN
II sew. 1419 Ellis ST.
WANTED-FINISHER ON LADIES' CLoAKS.
w n and 70 Donahue building.
- IRL TO DO LIGHT HOUsEWORK; SMALL
" family. Apply 1929 Suffer st.
A PRENTICE ON BUTTON HOLE MA
n chine: wages paid. KONIGSTEIN, 126 Eighth.
OPERATORS, TAILORESSES AND APPREN-
" tices on custom coats. 500 Kearny ST. room z,
A PPRENTICES TO LEARN DRESSMAKING,
"a including tailor cutting. NINE. GREEN, $50
O'Farrell st.
~ ERMAN GIRL FOR COOKING, NO WASH
VI ing, $25, call this morning; girl for light up
stairs work, $l2, in family of q 705 Polk st.
EIRSTtCLASS FINISHERS ON COATS, AND
Il apprentices. Sal Market st.
TIE GARNER'S DRESSCUTTING AND DRESS
~ making school; complete course in dresscnt-
219 Powell st.
COUNTRY DRESSMAKERS SEND 35C FOR
~ the new full-skirt pattern: girls wanted NC
Powell st.
EIRST-CLAsS TAILORESS. 5O4 SUFFER-
Il street.
GIRLS WANTED - PATTERNS CUT TO
VI order, 25c, at Mcdowell Academy, 2l3 Powell
EREE-TEST Ar LAWRENCE DRESSCUT-
II ting School. 1881 Market st.
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EXPERIENCED WOMAN, GOOD COOK.
IL baker and laudress, wants situation; national
ity Scotch; also experienced babies nurse; wants
position city or country; references. Call 4I9
Ainna St. bet Fifth and Sixth
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FINANCIAL.

T oW RATES; CITY, COUNTRY. CoIT4T-
II erai securities. TRAVERSE, 3I3 Montsiv'
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~ GOD AMERICAN GIRL WISHES a SITUA-
VI ton to do second work in a good American
family; no children; good home; country or city,
Address 111S Leavenworth ST.
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T9IRST CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRESS
L wishes situation; best city references. Address
or apply 334 Turk ST.
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CWEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
- general homework in American family. Ad-
dress 444 Tehama ST.
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AT THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT Blu
II reau first-class Swedish and German girls are
awaiting situations. 332 Geary St: Telephone 9s3.
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COMPETENT GIRLS OF ALL RATIONALE
~ ties, good references, awaiting positions. 9
Stockton st.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

- - :, - - -
ViHE COPARFNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il listing between E. n. KNIGHT and THoS N
PoTTINGER under the firm name OF KNIGHT g.
POITlNGEE has this day been dissolved bv mn
tual consent, e.. III. KNIGHT to colIect all roona,s
due the firm Of KNIGHT d POTTINGER and az
sumo all the indebtedness of the said firm, 90 Sc
Mieliy eAiSsihg, Illus. y. POTTINGER retiring
irom same. e. III. KNIGHT
THOS. IT PO1vrTNGEr
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GOACHMAN AND HORSEBREA KER, WITH
~ the highest city and Eastern references, wants
employment: city country: wages moderate.
Address \. w, box 81 Call Office.
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GERMAN GIRL, GOOD PLAIN COOK. WANTS
VI situation for general housewOrk. Call at 4S1
Mission st.
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CWEDISH HOME EMPLOYMENT OEFICE
y for good, respectable girls 1l12 Antonio ST..
OF Jones' near Ellis
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Young GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE STU
L atiol to do general homework and plain cook
ing. 1923 Guerrero st.
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YOUNG WIDOW WISHES GENTS MENDING
L to do call from 1890 10 $50 only. $50 Fourth
St, room g.
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD SERVANT, MALE
L or female city country, apply NINE LEO
POLD'S Emp. Office 957 Market; open evenings.
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AIDES! FOR A FIRST-CLASS SERVANT
II see ]. f. CROSETT d co. 9l2 suffer st.
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CITUATION WANTED BY \ MIDDLE-AGED
- woman to do Homework: is good plain cook.
1872 Fifth st.
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YOUNG LADY HAIRDRFSSFR, KNOWING
also manicuring, speaking French and English,
wishes situation lady's companion or govern
ess; can give French lessons; would take few
engagements for Embarrassing daily. LOUISE
REALT, Sixth ST., room 2.
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7 ADIES-YOU CAN GET RELIABLE HEL
II at MRS. FENTONiS, 1867 Stockton ST.
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TYPEwRIrERs AND SUPPLIES.

II lasts longast go 49, hast ,yor- NAYI op
agent, 10 Montgomery ST.; rents; repairs; Mimeo-
graphs supplies.
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YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION WISHES
i position as ladies' companion to lady in Cafor-
MIA or party going to Europe: very best of refer
ences given. Address MISS E. DAWSON box 10,
Call Office.
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COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED WOMAN
" wishes situation nurse; fully competent of
taking care Of infants: also rstclass seamstress.
Address S51 Harrison ST.
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WIDOW WITH A SMALL CHILD WOULD
w like place IN family TO do homework or 20 as
housekeeper. Call at 703 Greenwich ST., of Powell.
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GOOD CENTRALLY LOCATED PLANT FOR
~ manufacturing purposes; 2story building: so
b. p engine and boiler, shafting, ETC.; lot 75x25O:
years lease: now in operation: for sale at half
value. r. c. JEW VEIL, 62S Market St
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HOUSEWORK WANTED BY
good references Address G. c., box 80, Call Office
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w TED-DISHWASHER, $25; LADY'S
W maid, S25: polisher for laundry; cook, Ger
man style, no wash, $50; cook American family,
S25: 2 German and Irish second girls, $50; in
fant's nurse, $25; invalid's nurse 800; ? wait
resses hotel and restaurant $50, or So week, and
girls for housework. J. +. CROSETT & CO., 312
Suffer ST..
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JNIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER WA NTS A FEW
Il more engagements by the day; gives perfect
fit and satisfaction guaranteed. Address d. NJ,
box Is, Call Office