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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-27

REPORT OF THE CONDITION Of the
Kansas National bank AZ Wichita. In the
state or Kansas. At The close &C business.
September %. Lsss:
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territories ether seized or set free by the
act of the United States government.
The sum total of these bonds runs up
far into the millions. just what 1t Is
expected shall be done with them
is not made clear. The United States
government of course will not pay
them. but it may be that the French
government looks to it to cause the IN
dependent government of Cuba to as,
sumo the liability for redemption OF
the bonds charged against that island
when that government shall have been
daly installed by the act OF the United
States government. 1t is probable that
other holders of like bonds, German and
British, will take similar steps to have
their claims brought through their
diplomatic representatives to the atten'
ton of the United States government
Il NAV even he that the holders OF such
bonds in Spain. though Spanish citizens
will take like course. which would
present a novel claim upon the generos
ity of the United States government.
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GEAR MEANT IT
Editor Stead Interviews the Ruler
Of Russia and Approves
Him.
Believes Nicholas Was in Earnest
in His Disarmament Pro-
pOsal,
And Says That If Spared to Rus
sia That Young Man Will
Go Far.
Possessed of Exceptional Rapidity
Of Perception and a Wide
Grasp.

LONDON. Nov. Civilian T. Stead,
writing to The Daily News from Sebas-
topol, after having had an interview
with the car at Livadia, reiterates his
conviction of the earnestness and sin
cerity of the cars purpose in proposing
disarmament. Mr.. Stead says it is i'm
possible to repeat the conversation, but
he adds
But my opinion is summed up in a
remark which made to a princess of
the court who. meeting me as was
leaving. asked me:
"'Well. what is your opinion:'
Il replied simply, 4 thank God for
him. If he is spared to Russia that
young man will go far"
Mr.. Stead adds that he found the car
possessed Of exceptional rapidity of per
ception. united with remarkable
memory and very wide grasp of al
immense range of facts.
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[DNOTBREAK
lIn@ton Knows Of No Serious
hitch in the Peace NegO-
tiatiOns.
ce> at Hand Said to BE
Pther Encouraging Than
Otherwise.
ponement Of Proceedings Due
ga Request Of American
Commissioners.
gh Governments Take For.
Steps in the Matter Of
Spanish Obligations.

shlNGToN, Nov. $50 far the as
epartment knows there has been
aA IN the peace negotiations in
ahd If any difficulty had arisen
says it would certainly have
eported promptly to the depart
It's assumed, therefore. that
.nust be some purely internal rea-
'he postponement, perhaps the
Aence Of the commissioners. The
mat have come to hand SO far
70 be rather encouraging than
verse and there is q disposition
agree to the statement rather
NY made by the Spanish cabinet
mere would in all probability
'ee or four more meetings
JOINT commission. This IL
a. an indication that the Span
;"e,nselves ~ are not looking for q
:" 'he negotiations. but that they
rApect a peaceful conclusion
Wy 'lme. The foreign bondhold'
at last moved formally to pro
~" ~, interests in Cuba and Porto
81 me initial steps have been takeI
;" 'ne agency of the French EN-
winch in this case acts no longer
representative of the Spanish gov
~ -. but for French subjects
=" me embassy q most formidable
la ent has been presented to thu
r;lartment. being an account o.
'ous Spanish bonds owned b,
Citizens chargsable against tn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09
ATTACK on THE HEBREWS.
st. Louis Negroes Demolish Windows an,
Mutilate Buildings.

st. Louis Negroes Demolish Windows and
Mutilate Buildings.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. "a crowd of ne
groes said to have been under the guild
ance Of political party invaded tn,
Hebrew district on Morgan street
where for some time they bombardet
the buildings with stones and injured /;
young Jewish woman named Esthe
Hymes and two unknown men. Whel
the bombardment began families barri
caded their doors and the negroes wer'
unable to enter. They stoned doze,
stores and houses. demolishing the win
dows and mutilating the buildings. !
large detachment of police was sent t
the scene of the riots and dispersed thu
negroes. who fed SO rapidly that III
arrests could be made.
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MEETING WILL BE BRIEF.
Probable Result Of the Cuban Convent u
at santa Cruz del Sur.

Probable Result of the Cuban Convent IN
at santa Cruz del Sur.
HAVANA. Nov. 9.-The latest advices
received here from Santa Cruz del Sur
fixed Monday as the definite date for
holding the convention to be presided
over by General Calixto Garcia. The
general opinion is that the convention
will he limited to two or three sessions
at which the message of the so-called
Cuban government will be unanimously
approved without discussion. 1t is fur
ther said that the instructions to be
given to the commission which is to 90
to Washington will be discussed Sc
cretly. The convention will then ad-
iourn to Playa Marianao. near Havana.
and await the result of the commission
which will be sent to Washington. N
is said this commission will consist of
General CaliXto Garcia. Senior Coma
les Lanusa. who is an officer. and a
Cuban general who has not yet been
chosen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09

regarding the Philippine islands just
received
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09
IN TRANSLATE INSTRUCTIONS.

American Peace Commissioners ASK fost'
ponement Of the Joint Session.
PARIS. Nov. 0-1t was reported
about noon that the Spanish and Ameri-
can peace commission had suspended
;o;nt conferences. Inquiry. however,
Jeveloped the fact that the failure to
hold meeting Of the commissions was
only due to the Americans asking for a
nostnonement of the joint session for =
day' in order to allow time for the
translation Of the reply of the United
States to the latest Spanish proposition
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Gaulois Says 1t Will Eventually BE Con-
ccded by Our Commissioners.
PARIS. Nov. 9.-The Gaulois. refer
ring to the sitting of the peace commits
sion. says it will in no way modify the
Spanish situation, ''as the
American commissioners have orders to
wait further instructions from Wash
ington.
The Gaulois says those instructions
will depend upon the result of the elec.
tions. which the paper thinks will be
favorable to the Republicans. The Gau
lois continues:
The American government will
eventually recognize that pecuniar,
compensation is due to Spain for til.
evacuation of the Philippine islands
and the negotiations will continue ant
be brought to a satisfactory conclusio,
in friendly spirit"
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Not Ofl'e to lSarrOws.

OBERLlN. O.. Nov. 9.-Professor n.
C. King. chairman of the faculty of
Oberlin college. says that Oberlin has
not offered the presidency to Rev. Henry
Barrows of Chicago. DR.. Barrows Wis
tied Oberlin last week at the invitation
of several members of the board of
trustees. with possible view to the
presidency of the college.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09
OeWitt's Witch Hazel Sa.ye
Cures Piles. ScaIc.. Burns.

The sooner a cough or cold is cured
without harm to the sufferer the better.
Lingering colds are dangerous. Hack
ing cough is distressing. One Minute
Cough Cure quickly cures it. Why
suffer when such cough cure is within
reach? It is plasant to the taste.
Cook & ODEE,
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Long Cruise For the Adams.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.-The United
States training ship Adams will, on OF
before Dec. l. start on seven months
cruise. BY that date she will have re-
ceived her batteries at Mare Island. She
will proceed from here to Magdalena
bay. where she will spend month OF
more She will then go to Honolulu and
Oriental ports.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09
CUBAN FIELDS FLOODED.
Heavy Rains Add to the Misery Caused by
Years Of Neglect.

Years OF NegleCt.
HAVANA, Nov. 9-Owing to the con-
stant rains which have fallen recently
the streams in the province of Matanzas
have overflowed. flooding over 1000
acres in the Rogue district of that prov
ince The land inundated had just been
planted with sugar cane and fruit trees
after three years of neglect ana the dis
aster has again plunged the inhabitants
of this district into the deepest misery.
The Yumuri valley has also been
flooded.
The evacuation of the cities Of Sancti
Spiritus and Trinidad, in the province
Of Santa Clara, is expected to be com
pleted on Nov. Is.
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blind Pig Property Destroyed.

VALLEY CITY. N. D., Nov. 9.-Ottc
Chilberry, constable, acting under in
structions from the district court, de-
stroyed property formerly in blind pigs
valued at $1,000 by breaking and burn
ing it on public street.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-11-09

WICHITA, Kan. Nov. "a special to
The Beacon from Earlsboro. Q. T.. says
forest and prairie fires are raging all
over the Seminole Nation. Emahaka
mission and property valued at $3.50, 900
has been DESTROYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16

'ef'alh t.Il " -
scrined VIII h" soy .. f
mortgages. tht afh'i.
allowed out oi me pif'N'e' i'', p -
lows:
No 300 Lexington AferIH fllie- Z.
mortgage f0r $500. bearing la'e-e'' n
the rate o; "a per cHn' '''N J4aia'y -
1893. ..-.
No. 21l Is lnf-.n Ns'N.s '.Dl'-, e
a mor'gage ,pr So'''' " Z;
~" rate ~ o per ''"' ''' N'--' J"
lN"l. .c,- e...-.t ,......
sos. lsol" "Nt 80 -
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THE PEOPLE OF THB STATE o. w
York by the grace ot u ~
independent - Elizabeth NefAs
c. Keys. Anna c. Ball Fran = 81 N
Andrew Clarence Weeks. H..l =. 49,.
Bail. Clinton " Keys. Mar
Helen =. Weeks. Anna " Wte.s ~
+. Weeks. De WIT c. Weeks. fiaa-s y.
Wsaks 'r Theresa Weeks. lois D ~.
Ball Eun,se Wins.ow Bal EF1ie'. FI-
rand Ball. the New YORK 'll
Extension ard Missionary society
NJ + church. tie Methods
Uosni,sl ~ ne City o. Brooklyn. '-e ~
York Deacores. Home ana Train ng >'l :
o, the NJ y Church. che Nomtls 70 a
Nissiore~v society = frs " j 'ifia
Saint Christoghei'- Home ani ire
can Univsrslty manned 'n the 80
Methodist Episcopal tnir,fs.N ~.
inrton1. ana ID All per- ~ interested N ~
estate 81 De Wit e. Weeks. are -
CITY OF New York. deceaset. a. -iei.
legatees next q kin. or ''ferA.s'.
greeting: loI and each y > IA are 49,.
cited and required pe.sonAi} !,
appear before our SAL safe oi -
and County q New N'rk. q, ~, ~
rogate's Court % said ,iy 1Ha
held AT the County Court HOUSE.
CITY OF New YORK. ca ffs =.
March, 1898 az hGif-pasf ten q % ~
forenoon u that day. then ani were 81 -,
tend a judicial settlement at We
q; proceedings u rantls ~ =,
John oscar Bal. as eN-cufUl- ~ tit =
Will and testament ~ ss ierelsei -
such u you as are hereby cf'l. -
under the age z twenfy-0re years, aie "
quired % appear los your slHrI.aH D.
have one o. ~ you have none. I'D 49,.
snd appy Tor one O. 10 app '.ti'-,
the event % your neglect Cr fsN.fe =.
So. guardian viii D.. app moo ul
Surrogate 20 represent and az i'f ~
the proceeding. -.
In testimony whereof. We have c,u -.
the seal ~ the Surrogate Court y
said CRY and County n New N.fk
her,unto affixed Witness Hon s"v-y
Fitzgerald Surrogate - our SO -.
and County. ~ t-e city - NcN lFN
i,h day % JanuarS. 90 &c 80
I. 8. OF our Lord one tnlltanl ~
hundred and rire'f ~.
J. FAIRFAX NJ LArGHLN
CLERK Cf the SUR gates WV
FORSTER * SPFlR.
Attorneys FOR Executors
So Wai Street New Ynrs CNr
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SroUNGE NOTICES.

~NN>ryN~ CN<NsNfNfNrNsNsNsNS
TO ". NJ. QUICKER. +. ". h.s.na.e'S
Mrs G. q Glars. MIS-. VI. VI D.i- 81
Mrs. A. webb. Miss \ l. brln. 90, n
Gorslyne. Moses :. spears. May - Il
Murphy Ralph Marrem1n 49,
Kelly. Nrs. n. n. Johns. a.. J. h,t,.tr.r.
l.. r. Hills. :. ". rsttis1n. p 7. u
Josephine Johnson. Annie Peters Va
Terry. Mrs. Smith MIS- " J. ~, -,
ana each " you are hereby noi le .. "a
tho Tim. for the payment = my .'ht ,,,gx
tho property herenaiter de-..'ss'e ,I "a
expired. after due notice thcfr'. n, -
given YOU. 1 Will cause such piop~If,.e
Wit. household goods per,one. en-. err. t y
merchandise stored by yol 100 IN, .git-
bla storage Warehouses. - D. s'll :. "A
lie auction. according g the say. ~. !
such case made and provided. a.. ,,.ri,y,
and "a West 9th street on S"'.t Il
March s,h. 1895. az 1880 \ ". ~
the sale thereof Is NO c'hp.'.., al.
o'clock T.. NJ on said date. me sin Ia \
Lee continued at the same pace ..,-r.nS
and every Saturday Thereafter, 'Ss~tl 1
an 1880 A. NJ and eontinuins -, 10
o. clock 4. NJ. on each SATURDAY
sale II complsted. sEsas
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MAID.-By neat young girl. speaks
French, German and English. to lady
or grown chill lrtn. city or country. under
stands Undressing. refere0ce 223 Eas.
6yth 81, atJop bell
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MAID &c.--A competent maid or 20 wait
on elderly lady or grown child. 5. J..
$50 3D. ave
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BADY'S MAID.-By middle aged Swiss
Protestant. speaking 'hr"e languages as
competent lady's maid. or growing chill
dren. good seamstress and packer.
MARIE. III West 26'h-st. stationery
store.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

-~~o~~~~>0o~~-0~o~N~~~>0~
FRANCE Isl Thomas iuce francis. !ote
O; Fcru1s.e. Humboldt County. Call
foTD.a. HNl communicate .tl Megsrs. =.
Thomas & Francis. solicitors. Gard. e.
L1giaIl. Le viii hear O. some hing % ns
ef.~
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE ~
NEW YORK by the gr2.e ri; CO. -
and independent - Gustav Re s,ars.
Uriel case. E..hu Z. Case. sefl gasA.
Freeloye smith. .za Wss,f--
George r. Case. Adf.@ Ea-rlrgt9a Nl
lanes NJ CarrIug,)al. Rufus s-srs 4
Case. Frank r. Case. Emma James llyi
: Washhuru. william Mach. Charles T.
March. Elizabeth VI. Klock se1' g-as'.nE:
Whereas Gustav 4 r fllg-.. . -.
the surrogate's C9I-, n rlr c'y a.:
county or New York 70 have a oe-lin ~
strument In writing. bearing la.s -
9Th day o, November. 1921 re'a,.rs .
both real and perslral properly .sy
proved as the last WI ana Testament {
County 0, New York deceased. Therefor.
you. and each y YOU. are c--i O. tiCsl'
before the Surrogate % our cry Gi
County Of New York. ~ hs - e -
city 4 New York. me -i.h Gay = F-e-
ruary ore thousand eiRnt flr3r.. A,a
nlnety-eignt. az nalf-pa- f-r .'-l-ck .
the forenoon OF t'at cas-, then and '-so
to attend the probate q The sl.4 lss, VI
and Testament.
And sucn 4 you as are hereby e.,si
are under tho age m fFt.tF '-a felrs
are required q appear ty y.Ir ~ ia.
II You have one. r 8; sou has. q. 1.
appear anu apply iQr me - Do agfrH,s
or In the event % y0lr neglect r- frir.
10 DO 80, d guardian Wli Do a., .Efel ~
the Surrogate O. represent sat az 70. "a
In the proceeding.
IN testimony whereof. we have .sus~!
the Seal % the surroga,e's Court sti.s IA
CITY ard County OF New York O. b. here
unto AFFIXED. Witness VA
......... Frank T. Fltzr.fi'3. q slf-5-
l. s. : cate ~ our SAID cry "a
......... county az the ,l-y N.s
YORK tie 3O'n Gay - ns.sa-
ber. IN the year z ou- L1ri oBs ,s4A
eight hundred and ninety SEES o..
7. FAIRFAX M-LArGiLiN
Clerk ~ 'ke sgrrcc8te's court
~ PURSUANCE 81, an order = Pc 3 l.
Frank T. F'tzgcr7l1. -I.- -lfe o, -
City and CoGny 4 New-flr N-'c-
hereby given o. al Uor- us having -t.-'
against J. Salisbury B,,ese. la-e 3, - cry
OF New-YoTA deceased. o. .-es-at -
same with vouchers Thereof to fhs Sd
ser. Der. az her place ~ tr1rsf - .
ness AZ the Office o, Fral.rs Do SID D. 70
ll5 Broadway. IN the Clty ~ NeN-f (
on or before the 23d day q, June IA
next
Dated New-York. the 2is, Gay o., p-c.s-
AUGUSTA r. HREEsE
Atm.a.s,-s,E.L
FRELING II SMITH
Attorney tor Admln.strsfr'x
No. liS Broadway. y = cry
IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER o. H-
Frank T. Fiizsorail >..-. gaze %, -
City and County ~ New-N N-'0- .
hereby given 20 All persons having ~
against Sarah Earle late ~ fre 'f :
New-Nork. deceased, fo present ne So
with vouchers thereof f0 tre ~ ;.
hts place OF trausact!lg tIs -ess. No -
Pcade-st IN tho CTS ~ Ner IA q q
before the frs' day q July next
Dated New-l0rA. the -Nth cay o. ~
cember. 1897.
FRANCIS b. GRIFFIN
rKs-5.R
BEOWNELL G. PATTFESON.
Attorneys FOR Executor.
II Wali-st.,
Nsw-York CITY.
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noursTIc SITUATIONS WANTED


NURSE Sc.-By trained nurse. az nurse
and companion to an invalid Ia1y OF
Gentleman. terms moderate AoHf IS
NrRSC. 7t9 TeKingtOn-ave.
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FORECLOsIRC s.frs

~>n>.r<s~ss~~~.~ -. -
lses ABOVE described, showing the =.
Ia.,eis thefeof. ~ described in sals q
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MASSAGE graduate. thoroughly expert
enced I'm latest methods. desires few
more patients. ROGERS. II West 93th-st
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Single man German pre-
ferfe1i 10 s.eep o. place good gardener.
wro leafnei his trade iu Europe. Inquire
~ ~ IT. NtNfD' 3D. Irviug'on X +
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED
.1.o.1oo.-'~ 49, 90 o.. 0.~--0~~~~->>
Male
aSo Ills cts ~
,t,,,-.5, - gqt ~. 80. pro9klyn
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.,,ni 49,: Dr5.t,o.I e15rrie1cs' i've
49, y.ftb 81 v-.-e rnarcarrpa house.
i.gter, ras.-euces IA 70 honesty ana aoil-
i,y or bonds Bo1 972 Keypoft. y j.
DCC5-T--rpr-e Co,,r..or, I'D ,eIlabls.
I,pieL n "a 'scori.b corrssoor4ent cd
.'.',,',, CFpERO 542, Wi
I.usl-2 ~. I-.--.-.- -. -
root-t-r-t-r,,.F, r,. v,,-r man with
b.slr'css house or corp ration. thor
ougrly experience. competent ana r,ia-
p.e, 49, 49, - y,
r,oCt-.t-r.t-ut-, r-e.,, ,-aa~e etu~ri-
h,,'l ~ i.,i -, y l.rences LOUIS II.
IorN ~, Lot .11...-o '' '-,''
bOpI> ~ i-Ii l-I' o.. s..i'' ,-,.rs vc,irg
Sss'..'. -. e,-.srfer.'a. .,ror.sif6nalis
r nm 80. .,c,l sefs-v. o. WALKER. ~
ei,Dton a. Nevsrk X. J.
D]vT--, T.. a.. ,i,ss 800 ca.e and
~. - go ,,.~os TAPPIT no
Va, AS,b 8.
-
~, ,...,'T 49,. ~ sA,-ter'ar. Al
49, & e-o r,reertar -
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HOY. l8 wishes position In an Office; good
zl,,,WqrSpR az S!' eve y, sg Ig :, renee L.
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pOy 10 Cs,hoIic desires 2, slti7r In Office
or eS5d business house. wiling and
qIi..lE,ns. "'0' ''ai>'"iiN' OF
ROY ps. graduate from grammar school,
wishes situation IN wholesale house.
1--WE, fs4 Wes- 4sd-s.
-
CAN DO a few more private toos q Bon
en5 la ets send ,56rsss = O.. 100
r,-Ced,ysv
-
eynerlence In otrer liaas - business. K
goad reputation and steady HABITS wants
eruploytuent Address X. y. X. Tribune
ONCE.
ENGINEER Licensed: nrst-olass
6rau~hfsrlan. rood mechanic. f'ugIa.
rnodsrste. PAsCFI. care Of P.shl. 10
te1I I-+L-l- o..
ELECTRICAL Instrument and toolnla'ef's
aesistaut desires position. well recon-
ynend.d Adde'S a. T.. 345 eth-Gye..
- 30 TO- -------------
EXPERIENCED breeder and trainer O,
fac horses wants situation On ,m9il ,P..-
MAHA&. CHATHAM. X. J
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INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN. IS. good
with boQrl and moderate salary: hotel or
club preferred T o. AS West 2ith 81
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references, desires good position any
whore. with board and moderate salary.
1NDUSTHlOt middle aged man. willing
70 work at anything. Inquire JANlIOk,
400 East f7th-st.
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perfectly wants position Address vs..
sABINSON. IL Ewen-st.. Broo.yn
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heat. strictly foler. obl.siur. reference.
rETEHSEN. 90 Berfen-st.. Brooklyn.
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JANIfOR.--A small German family would
Ike @ have Jan4tors place. Address
Gus GRUNNOCH. 90 10Th ave-. top floor.
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work. 10 work or take chsrte. a
Larson. 434 West 5sth 81.
MACHINIsT- Young men "a lathe AID
W Pf-lfPFfy1E va 2d,st
NAN Is wishes work OF any Kind. vii
work oheap r. STACK. DO west
gg.n-st
~. =.
oL0u- ~ $50, p
'-"'7 pH''1--'-' i-'.'' - 'F'- '''' -'-
-
graduate. Address J.. 60 Last 1850 a. /
- -
or r Il,E NOtIh. &c BY German Amer |
lean. age ~, in Office. Collecting or other /
WCrlr waere honesty v-illlreress and So /
bond. Address o. " b. 1856 East l.5th-et. |
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PHOTO PRlNIElS-In frst-class gallery !
worked only for tho best II W G /
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J., w 40 O.E.
SiTfr STREET
DIAGRAM 80 TWO.
sfIU STREET

ED STREET.
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NURSERY GOVERNESS.- By an Ameii-
can teaches English 20 beginners. Is a
good nurse lr Illness. thoroughly under
stands the care OF children. having mad
several years experience. n desired can
take entire charge ~ those between the
axes OF three and eight. excellent refer
ences 81 T.. lo5 Vest JGth-st.
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NURSE. By a young woman who under
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NURSE ~ ATTENDANT for invalid or
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NURSE To inval!i gentleman. mental
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lors experience: frst-ciass city references.
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