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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

In accordance with Section two ~
Chapter 81, OF the Acts OF 1894, the
undersigned Rcglsl,'Ir. viii at the
!ires and places hereinafter Sc, forth,
proceed to register all qualified cler
'ors OF Grenada cpu:ty, who shAl! pre-
sent themselves for registration. visit
inG each place ON days as follows. 10.
wit:
Providence, Monday. May l>t, 1899.
Y. K. tlaulun store" Tuesday. May 2d. ls'4
Grty~purt. "Wednesday. May 81. 1879.
spears School House. Thursday, May !. 1879.
Ennn. Friday. May 5th. 1899
Hardy Station. Saturday. May 9th. 1sM.
Pea Ridge. Monday. Ma j. s,h. 1893.
OXberry. Tuesday, May 9th, 1899.
Parsons Station. "Wednesday. May 10th. lAHl.
Elliott Station. Thursday. May llth. ls!".
Grenada. rid;ty and Saturday. May !!th
and 18th. 1899.
After which time the books will b.,
kept open in my ct1ice to register all
who may AZ Dly, who are entitled to
be registered, but all parties wishing
to vote in the November elec ion must
he registered four mouth, before the
day of election.
Given unde" my hand aud official
seal this 9TH day of April. A, D., 1899.
w. B. BARNES.
Circuit Clerk and Registrar.
Grenada, Miss, April S, 1899.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

Dogs, too, have their rights vindi-
Gated in the temple of justice. In St.
Louis the other day, an unfortunate
canine was seized upon complaint OF
misbehavior and disorderly conduct.
The brute was brought into the police
court, solemnly arraigned an6 prose-
cuted in due form OF law, and defended
by able counsel The i'll fated canine
was found guilty as charged, aud sem
fenced to die at the hands Of the official
executioner. And the taxpayers ol
St. Louis are to pay for the time and
costs attending prosecution In court
that is supposed to represent the ma
jesty Of the law.
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DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

a meeting of the Democratic Exec
u;ive Committee of the 9TH Judicial dis.
trict was held in the court house in
Winona, Thursday, April l3, 1899.
j. $. Acee, temporary chairman,
called the meeting to order and stated
the object of the meeting.
The following counties were repre-
sented either by members or By proxy:
Attala. Choctaw, Carroll, Clay, Gre
NADIA, Holmes, Montgomery and WEBB
ster.
Mr.. ]. n. Flowers was elected a
member from Carroll county.
A PERMANENT organization was effect
ed by electing J. S. Acee, chairman
and Walter N. Hurt, secretary.
The following resolutions introd duced
by W. T. Knox, we're adopted:
Resolved by the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of the 9Th Judicial dis
trict that the Democratic party in each
county of the district express It's choice
for District Attorney at the same lime
and in the same manner that it express
es its choice for county offices: that
is to say, where Il double primary is
ordered for county offices, the same
shall be ordered for District A attorney,
If necessary, and if a single primary is
ordered for county Offices ,i" same
shall be ordered for District Attorney
and the same Vote and manner thai
nominate II csndidate for county office
shall nominate Candidate for District
Attorney, 80 far as the Democracy OF
each county is concerned.
Resolved, further, that the candi-
date who is declared the choice of each
county shall select his delegates to the
convention to be held to nominate a
District Attorney.
Mr.. j. N. Flowers, of Carroll, iutro-
duced the following resolution which
was adopted:
Resolved, That the Convention to
nominate a candidate for District At
torney he held in Winona, Tuesday,
Aug. 30. 1899.
The papers OF the district we're re-
quested to publish these proceedings.
j. S. ACEE,
Chairman.
Walter N. HURT,
Secretary.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

Primrose day is in Great Britain,
what Decoration day is in the South.
On that day the pretty little primrose
is very much worn on the lapels Of
mems coats and on the hats or breasts
Of women, in memory Of Earl Beacons-
field, who during his life never failed
to sport a nosegay OF his iavorite how-
or. Tuesday was the anniversary
OF Beaconsfield's death in 1881 and the
observance Of the event was made very
general by the wearing Of the prim-
rose.
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The Mississippi press, says the Nom
phls Scimitar, almost as a unit, is
heartily condemning the acton of the
Democratic State Committe in calling
convention, instead Of primary.
This from the Grccnvlle Democrat is a
fair sample of some of the structures:
The candidate for State Office that
opposed Il primary election adr'itted
by that opposition that he is afraid to
trust the people and places his hopes
for success in the hands of the wire
pulling ,combina tion formir g politicians.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

In taking charge OF a newspaper ia
Missouri the new editor published an
apologctic notice in which he said
there was but one blemish uIon his
ord-that Of having served term
in the Missouri legislature. He offered i,
however, as an eXtenuating circum-
stance, the fact thai when an attempt
was made to give him another term he
was acquitted bya large majority y.-t,A.
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NO.. al.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST COSYENTIG%.
LOUISVILLE. KY, MAY Is, 1899,

On account OF the Southern Baptist Con-
vertinn. the Illinois Central Railroad will
sell round trip tickets at one fare On May
sth to 1oth inclusive. good to return IL day
from date Of sale. II deposited WITH tn.
Joint agent Of the lines ut Louisville. prior
to May 18th. in extension may had to I',ne
10th. 1899. Tie Illinois tcnt,.I is the urly
line running REGULAR through IRA ms N)uIb:
Daily) to Louisville without change of ears.
with elegant Pullman Slcepcrs. and Free Re-
rlinin- chair Cars. Iuu have six huur~ in
time 10y this line.
The "l'Hp'i>t Sp"cin will leave IarI SON
Miss. Wednesday,. May 10, 1$G. in charge "
Key. l.. 5. Foster and other proluineut minis
:erS. Tho~" desiring hrrthS in sleeper
should writ" I" ne undersigned on"
sleeper and coach Will leave Grenada at 800
y. Ir.. via Holly Springs. on Mas 10. runnr..t-
ing will: Bapti~, Special a, Fulton. Ky
Thpr" rates hr"' pen to all.
l., T. NONTGpMERT r. +. a..
NM. MURRAY, j. T. \ Jackson. Mis-.
New Orleans La. a. ~. It.
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WHY WE ARE FOR MCLAURlN.

10 late issue OF the the Times we al.
luded briefly to the senatorial race
which was inaugurated at Winona.
and declared our purpose to support
Governor McLaurin, and it will not be
out OF place for US to give now, some OF
The most potent reasons why we do so.
Governor McLaurin is native of the
State which has honored him on many
occasions and as her present Chief
Executive stands above rcproach. No
man who is not blinded by prejudice or
warped in his judgment over his fail
ure to dictate to the Governor how his
administration should be managed, can
point to a single instance wherein he
has been direlect in duty.
Who are the men who are pursuing
him today and what are the motives
which have prompted them to leave
their law offices and places of business
to engage in fierce TRADE of abuse and
Misrepresentation of his administra-
tion? They are not candidates them.
selves. They are simply heads of dis.
gruntled factions whose displeasure
the Governor has incurred simply be-
cause he has seen proper to recommend
such legislation as he deemed proper for
the benefit Of the State. and exercised
his constitutional prerogativc by
making such appointments to public
trusts as he conceived to be wise and
prudent. The first and by far the
most conspicuous of these gentlemen
who are now being invited over the
State by the sympathizers of these
factions is the Honorable Murray
Smith, of Vicksburg, who is the at
torney for the Mississippi Central aud
the Yazoo end Mississippi Valley Rail-
roads. two Of the most powerful and
corporations in the Stale.
Governor McLaurin recommended
the repea! of certain laws behind
which these corporations had taken
refuge and refused to pay taxes like
other railroads in the State are pay
ing without, q whimper, and this is why
the Honorable Murray Smith ''takes
u great interest 10 Stale politics. and
is opposing the Governor in his can
vaas for the United States Senate.
That the large sums due the State by
these corporations ought to have been
promptly paid, the courts Of the State
have SO declared. Yet, these corpora
tions, in defiance of law Of justice, still
refuse 10 pay their taxes, while their
plutocratic, high-hapded attorney is
going about over the State denouncing
the Governor In unmeasured terms for
having stood by the rights OF the
people and declared it was as much the
duty Of this corporation to pay taxes to
support the laws, rs other railroads in
the State are doing, for the protection
OF life and property, as it was the
humblest citizen of the State.
The policy pursued by the Governor
is in strict accord with the principles
laid down by the Democracy of State
and before this canvass closes his man.
ly and patriotic efforts In the interest
of the people will meet with general
appr0val.-Clark County Times.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

We all like a slice of Bacon for
breakfast. but how difficult to get it
Just right" Too salty, too fat Or too
tough. Miller 4 Hart's wonderful
secret of cure removes the difficulty
Always mid. tender and delicious.
The "Berkshire" for those who want a
dainty morsel. fit for An epicure.
MILLER & HART, Packers,
\. % Chicago, H..
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

The State Democratic Executive Com.
mittee has done just what tho ring
bosses and political poltroons wanted
them to do-ordered.a State Conven.
tion. The date vas set for Angus %.
This piece Of high.handed authority
reminds one that home rule is only u
farce after all.-Water Valley Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

Cotton manufacturing Is essentially
an industry that belongs by natural
law to the South. Artificial conditions
peculiar to the existence of slavery
diverted investments toa section re-
mote from the cotton fields, and there
built up vast interests which controlled
a colossal trade. But circumstances
have changed and it is the logic OF
unaltelable laws regulating supply
and demand, that cotton manufactures
should flourish where the staple is
produced. Some of our cotton grow
ers perceive this fact, but many more
are reluctant in grasping the opportu-
mites that are presented. Mississippi
is laggard in protiting itself Of its
chances, and the sooner 1t realizes that
it should shake off its lethargy and
Indifference, the sooner will it discover
that it has within its limits wealth
greater than that of the mines OF
Golconda.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

Since the opposition has carried its
point in keeping the Senatorial ques-
tion from the direct vote OF the people.
they now show their hand and yoke
Gen. Lowry with Private Allen, against
the matchess Sullivan and ring-smash'
ing McLrurin. -Gulfport Southward.
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Non. Resident Notice
State of Missi ssippi. !
1920


To Missouri Golden, Helena, Phillip
Co., Ark, Bibb Crawford. Mary NJ.
Morgan, Allie Crawford, Addie
Crawford, Homer Crawford, May
Crawford. Mohro, Crawford and
William Crawford, of Corsicana, Ma
varro County. Texas, Z. w. Craw-
ford, Of Kaufman. Kaufman County,
Texas:
You are com mmanded to appear before
the Chanccry Court Of the County of
Grenada, in said State, on the Sd Mon-
day in April, 1899, to show Why the
final account of H. II. Williams, Ad-
minis,rntor, etc, of J. D. Crawford, de-
ceased should not be allowed and he
DISCHARGED from said trust.
This 18th day OF March, 1899.
j. &. PERRY,
A. 7. ROANE, Ch'y. Clerk.
Attorney. M25 st
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

The many reels Of hurbed wire to be-
seen in our hare, ware stores, are sug-
ccstivc Of :he i>ountiful use to which it
j. put in 'tis r-H;on. The Old rail
fences have nearly all disappeared,
and = blessing that is in different way,
not the least important being chat our
forest trees viii, in p great measure,
be spared from lucimaton.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

MsOstruotion. and
reconDended for
such comoIoipts
only. 1t pever falls
to give relief cpd
restore the health
Of t-,e suffering
W~moD. Ii should
be tokcD BY .be
girl just budding
into !vomonhocJ ]
WneD MeDstruo.
ton is Scont, Sup
pre- ssed, Irregular
or Pdipful. and
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

Get Gnat Grease from
LEIGH HARDWARE Co.,
Big Handsaw Sign.
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"A daughter Of one Of nv customers missed
uenstrustiOn from exposure and cold, and on
arriving at puberty her health was completely
wrecked, until she was twenty. -four years Of
sge, when upon my recommendation, she used
one bottle Of Braddeld's female Re~'dator. com.
pletely restoring her to health"
J.W. HELLuNs, Water Valley, Miss.
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Ladies Who Suffer

From any complaint peculiar to
their sex-sueh as Profuse, Pain.
fuI. Suppressed or Irregular Men
struotion. ore soon restored to
beoIth by
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-04-22

the eHAoF'ELp REGULATOR Co.. ATLANTA, ca.
ooio ~ ALL DRUGGISTS At 4, r eorrLr,
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all delicate women should usa it..
as It's TONIC properties bove q woD-
derruI tDflu ence ip TOPPING Cp and
strengthening the SYSTEM by driv-
ing through tbe kroper channels
all impurities.
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Bradfield's F e4nale Regulator.

It Is q combination Ct remedial
o9ents which hcve been US ed with
tbe greatest success for more than
IS yeors, opd known to act speci.
flcolIy with on6 Or the organs Of
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FInancier's Review.

New York, July S,-The Financier says:
The associated banks of New York if
their sta tement for the week ending July
is to be accepted correct, have less
surplus cash on hand than at any time,
with the exception of September. 1898.
since the 1893 panic. But the current ex-
hibit is so complicated by incidents due to
July disbursements. and also by the sys-
ten of averages employed in making it.
that its totals do not possess the sgniti-
canoe that otherwise might attach to
them. The loss of about ten millions in
cash, for instance is very much more
than known operations called for, and the
expansion of nearly seven millions in loans
must reflect previous weeks business.
The demands for accommodation within
the past two days certainly did not ne
cessitate this violent rise. As the state
ment stands it plainly indicates that ev-
cry dollar of the loans has been taken
from the banks in cash. and withdrawa
of deposits have been similar operation.
Manifestly this is an impossible contin-
gency. A more detailed explanation
shows that of the loss in cash the Ma
tional City and the Chase National banks
are responsible for the entire reduction,
thu National Citys loss having been about
$500 900 and its increase in loans more
than So. 000, 900. 1t is interesting to note in
this connection that, whereas the average
reserve OF all the banks is now 100 per
cent. loss of l per cent, the reserve. ex-
elusive of the institution named. is 26 per
cent In other words. 81 of the IS banks
have within a small fraction of per cent
of as much money as reported a. the open
ing of July. The refusal of call money to
advance Derceptibly in the face of the
showing made by the banks proves that
the situation is pretty well understood
and THAI no fears are entertained as to
During he he
banks will gain heavily in cash. not only
on government account, but from other
sources well.
1t is perhaps no eXaggeration TO say that
at the close of business Saturday the va
rious institutions We're in much better
shape in every way than their statements
would Imply. The maintenance of a
per cent. rate on call money is of itself
enough to induce a movement of currency
in this direction.
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Receipts. Shipments.
Live Stock

Chicago, July S-Cattle-There were not
enough cattle received to-day to make a
market There were scattering prices at
81, 60d4 65, prices still holding good despite
a little weakening during the past few
days.
Hogs-There was an active local and
shipping demand for hogs to-day. prices
advancing 5dl0c per 100 pounds. The sup
ply was well taken at SO. 70a4 .O5 for heavy.
$3.50 for mixed and butchers weights and
S.S5Q4.05 for lightweights. Pigs brought
81. 50n4 .O2l2 and culls and rough lots S2m
$40
Sheep-To-day's supply Of sheep was too
small to amount to anything. a good share
of the supply being consigned direct to
the local shippers. Prices were little more
than nominal. seas for culls up to s5d5 40
for prime focks. Warnings Were quota Ole
at s5d6.25 and spring lambs at S4n6.90.
Receipts-Cattle, 200; hogs 1900 sheep,
1000
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OCULISTS.

DIR. 7. A. GRIGG,
OCULIST.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear, Nose
Throat and Chest. Office postoffice build
ing, Is East Broadway. Butte. Mont
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grand rush to secure profits. Selling or
ders poured in from the Northwest
whence buying orders should naturally
have originated had there been any sub
sanitation of the fears of choppers" The
market was greatly coneested and half
an hour before the close September slid
off to BIC. The close was only a shade
above the lowest al 1874 13asc. a net de-
cline of ssc
Corn ruled firm. Influenced mainly by
strength in provisions September closed
4c higher.
Oats ruled dull. September closed 1sc
lower.
Provisions were active and strong from
start to finish. An advance of 10c in hogs
at the yards stimulated buyers in all de-
partments at the opening. Great improve
ment was reported in the cash demand
both domestic and foreign. September
pork closed 20c higher. lard 12iac higher
and ribs 15c higher
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Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurance,
Rentals.
THOMPSON INVESTMENT CO.,
Notice to Contractors.
4s E. Broadway, Blu tie. Mon

Notice to Contractors.
Office of the City Clerk. Great Falls.
Mont, July ,, 1899.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
city clerk of the city of Great Falls.
Mont, until s o'clock p. m. of Monday,
the oath day of July, 1899, for furnishing
all labor and material therefor and paw
ing within Special Improvement District
Number Two in said city in accordance
with the specifications for said work on
file in the office of the city engineer.
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE.
110l4 square yards block paving, and the
excavation therefor. ~-
S,346 linear feet plank CURLING.
4 catch basins and connections to sew
crS.
Bids will be received for either or both
cedar or fir block paving, the city council
reserving the right to determine which
kind of paving will be used after the bus
are opened. Each bid must be on blank
form furnished By the city engineer, and
accompanied by a certified check in. the
sum of two hundred dollars 5000. payable
TO the city treasurer. The council re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
C. II. CLARK,
City Clerk.
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/ FOR SALE-A FRAME BUILDING AT
Garnet at a bargain. Address VIM Jor-
| don, Missoula.
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CHICAGO MARKETS,
Produce.

Chicago. July S.-Wheat opened I'M
changed to lc higher a; 73Ssa 7Sa,c for Sep
TENDER. Traders were inclined to avoid
new committals to either side in view OF
the government crop report. due next
Monday. Reports from North Dakota to
the effect that a scourge Of Erasshoppers
was feared stimulated some buying but
the bulls appeared weak-kneed and after
getting September up TO 7ilsC there was a
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A FiddIers' Contest.

From the New York Tribune.
An old-time tiddlers contest took place
the other day in Charlestown, Ind. The
following prizes were offered for the best
performance of the tunes named: Money
Musk pair of sheep shears: Leather
Brceches," corn cutter; ''Old Dan Tuck
or" pair of pants (no one barred; Rye
Straw" fine hat; Pop Goes the Weasel"
81 worth of jewelry; Devils Dream, 81
worth of Groceries. Girl | Left Behind
Me" 81 worth of cigars; "Suwanee Riv-
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Wool Auction Sales.

London, july Sat the wool auction
sales to-day u. 124 bales were offered. A
good showing of Queensland and Port
Philip merinos caused eager competition.
The continent bought large quantities of
scoureds. New Zealand clips and low
crcssbreds were taken principally by the
home trade
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WANTED. -FIRST-CLASS HOUSE-TO.
house canvasser: to the right party will
pay part salary. CAN or address Room 16
Bank building, Anaconda.
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Gold and Silver.

New York. July s.-Exports of gold and
silver from this port to all countries for
the week aggregate s75545S silver bars and
coin and s274. $50 in gold. The imports of
specie this week were 500 2S5 in gold and
s4+ $50 in silver.
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New York Mining Stocks.
Money Market.

New York. July Money steady at 4
per cent Sterling exchange steady at
A.S7d4.S1l4 for demand and 81. SiS.d4 So
for so days. Silver certificates, 60M6lc.
Mexican dollars, 47ac.
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Scientific Discovery.

From the Chicago Record.
Doctors say mental depression usual
ly arises from stomach troubles"
That's true; nothing makes a man
so low spirited as not having anything
to eat"
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ACENTS-THREE NEW ARTICLES;
greatest sellers on earth; saloons, whole
sale liquor and drug stores must have
them; entirely new articles. sales enor-
nous. 902 Pontiac bldg. Chicago.
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New York Imports.

New York July S.-The imports of dry
goods and general merchandise at the
port of New York for this week We're val
ued al IS e17 1SO
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NJ etal Market.

New York. July Stake copper. IS Soc
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead at A. soc
al the close. Bar silver. 60asc.
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San Francisco, July S.-Spring wools-
Nevada. 10n12c. Fall wools-Northern
mountain lambs, Sm10c: mountain lambs.
SalOc; San Joaquin plains, 6asc: Humboldt
and Mendocino, llM12c.
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Washington. July S.-To-day's statement
of the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, s27S 437, 800; gold
reserve. $243, 49,. 04s.
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San Francisco Wool.

Boston. July S.-Boston & Montana. SOL;
Butte & Boston, SO; Parrot, 53.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN ON ANY KIND OF
security. Lee Davenport. % w. Granite,
Butte.
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wANTED-sITUATIONs.

WANTED-GERMAN WOMAN. NOT
afraid of work. with two children. wants
work; 81 month, rear 633 Utah ave-. Butte