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Evening journal., 1900-04-26
TRUSTEES OF POOR ORGANIZE
Expenses $l,700 Less This Quarter
Than a Year Ago

Organization of the Board of Trus-
tees OF the Poor was effected yesterday
afternoon by the election of the follow
ing officers:
President-General Theodore f.
Armstrong.
Secretary-John w. Lawson.
SUPPLEMENTARY Mccoy.
COroner's Physician-Dr. James A.
Draper, Jr., of Wilmington.
Almshouse Physician-Dr. Francis l..
Springer, of Newport
Attorney-E r. Cochran, Jr., of Will
mington.
Orders were passed as follows: Cen
eral allowance. s3,736.O2; outside re-
lief, $2664.52; and payroll, $436.17. The
total expenditures during the quarter
were about Sl,700 less than for the
same quarter Of last year
Superintendent Ilancker's report for
the quarter showed the following: Num-
ber of persons admitted. 79: dis
charged, Sc; deaths, 30; births, g.:
population-white people, 1873; colored,
sc; total, 234
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
THE PENNSYLVANIA"
New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk Railroads New Steamer

BY the addition Of the "Pennsylva-
MIA to its fleet Of steamers between
Cape Charles and Norfolk, the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
road Company has greatly improved its
service and insured beyond peradven-
ture the integrity of its schedule be-
tween New York, Philadelphia, and the
South.
This new boat has proven itself to
be the fastest passenger steamer on the
Chesapeake bay, and has cut eight min
utes from the schedule between Nor
folk and Old Point Comfort, 4 dis
tance OF twelve miles. lt has shown
that 1t can maintain easily a speed Of
twenty-five miles an hour, with a full
passenger list and a complete cargo.
The pennsylvania" was built at
Roachs shipyard Chester. 1t is 25S
feet in length, 40 feet across the beam.
and has the exceedingly light draft on
91s feet when fully loaded. 1t is pro-
pelled by two quadruple expansion en-
gines with an aggregate Of 3,400 horse
power.
The accommodations for passengers
are commodious and comfortable. They
are finished in white and gold effect.
except the lobby which is finished in
mahogany. The main saloon, carpeted
with rich velvet and furnished with
handsome upholstery, presents a very
attractive appearance. The ladies' par
Tor and the large dining room are also
appreciated features OF the steamer s
careful construction. A comfortable
smoking room and well stocked and in
wiling buffet are provided for the ac-
coinmOdntion of male passengers.
The Pennsylvania" has been placed
in commission and is now performing
regular service between Cape Charles
and Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. In
addition to It's complete passenger IA
.cilities. II has also a freight capacity
equal 10 demands; especial provision
having been made for the transporta-
tion OF perishable freight.
Ia adding this fast and handsome
new boat. the time between New York,
Philadelphia and the South. via the
Nfv York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroads Cape Charles Route" has
been materially reduced.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

II f. English, the Claymont artist,
Is suffering with erysipelas, the result
or a small pimple on his leg.
DIR. w. L. S. Murray refuses re-
election as manager of the Brandywine
Summit Camp this season.
old furniture. the estate of Sarah
NJ. Bradford, was sold by Levi c. Bird
yesterday afternoon.
In Friends School Hall tonight
the regular meeting OF the Delaware
Peace Society will be held.
Several members Of the local Y. NJ
~. A. will attend the annual indoor
sports of Central Y NJ. c. A., OF Phila-
.delphia, in that city. tonight.
There was liberated from the
clayton House this morning a carrier
pigeon which alighted on one of the
window sills of the hotel yesterday.
Members of the Eighth WaI-w Re-
publican League will dance in Turn
Hall tomorrow night.
On Monday evening, May z, Hopoc-
kohacking Tribe. of Red'Men, will cele-
brate its twenty-flrst anniversary.
In St. Stephens Church this even
AAo NANAthA NlltlNHt Oh htduln8. ana
his two sons will give an organ and
violin recital
Joseph b. Clark, of this city. has
been granted an increase of 81 per
month on his pension
Grace Church Epworth League will
mold its regular monthly meeting in
the chapel Of the church this evening.
Several fancy chickens have been
stolen from Frank Tunis. Of the Adams
Express Company.
On May IL the Masters Plumbers
Association will give its annual trip
down the Delaware bay.
AT Harvester's Mission. Front and
Jefferson streets. a meeting for the pro-
motion Of holiness is being held this
afternoon.
jackson and Sharp Company is
working on a contract for 100 electric
ears to 90 to Havana, Cuba.
Members Of the Wilmington sun
day School Union will hold their. quar-
terly meeting in West Presbyterian
Church On Tuesday evening.
-Thirty-five dozen quail have been
received by the Delaware State Game
Protective Association and fifteen
dozen mere have been ordered.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
LAND TITLE
COMP ANIES
The TOrrenS System May
Follow Other IncOrpOr-
ated Companies.

Incorporation Of two land title COM
panies by capitalists in this town has
caused many people to speak Of the ad-
'vantages offered by the Torrens Land
Title System over the present system
OF land titles used in this state.
Tue fact that the TOrrens system Is
now in use In the conservative State OF
Massachusetts. iiclihes many people to
believe that the system Is practical
The matter has already received some
lattenticn In this state: three years ago
at the suggestion of George w. Bush, a
committee was appointed by the Board
of Trade of Wilmington to look into
the matter and at the request Of the
committee, Josiah Marvel, of the Will
mingtOn bar drew a bill Incorporating
the system which was sent to the Della
ware Legislature and printed as House
bill No. 1902. The matter was not
urged by the Board of Trade commit
tee and so nothing further was done
with it.
Many members of the bar declared
that the bill would not be constitu-
tiOnal, but this matter has been set at
rest by the recent decision of the SUI
preme Court of Massachusetts, which
declares that the system is a constitu-
tional system of making titles to real
estate.
OBJECT OF THE SYSTEM.
The object of the system is to allow
the owner OF real estate to present his
title to the same TO the Superior Court,
and have the same confirmed as abso-
lutte after a period OF five years, after
which time all outstanding claims of
whatever kind or character are abso-
lutely barred. When this procedure is
the owner delivers up his
title deeds to the land and receives a
certificate of title from the recorder Of
deeds.
Should he desire to sell his land. all
that is reuqired is that he assign this
certificate to the purchaser, who de-
livers the same to the recorder OF
deeds and receives a new certificate Of
title in himself.
AS the title company's land has been
made absolute by the court. no further
searches are required. and the man is
thus enabled to sell a piece of land as
easily as he can sell his stock in cor
poratiOn.
ADOPTED IN OTHER STATES.
Through this system all the land
titles in this state could very soon be
made absolute, and thus relieve real es-
tate transactions Of much OF the ex-
pense and delay that now occurs. II has
been adopted in California, Ohio, Illi-
nois and Massachusetts,. and Is receiv-
ing great deal of consideration on the
part of many people who realize the
advantages that would be obtained
through its adoption.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
We Want You to Understand

The methods used by the Lawton ODti-
cal Company in fitting the eve 10
glasses-first we are strictly in the on
teal business, we mean the eve and its
many defects We have a staff of eve
specialists that we furnish YOU free of
charge Second, If you need glasses
they are furnished you at a price. com
sistent with the work done. no more
than you would pay elsewhere. You
have suffered for years with that head
ache, and you have taken every known
medicine for the relief without getting
II. Now. step in and let us tell YOU If
II comes from eye strain. II will
take you but a few moments to find
out, and il is free The I.awton Opti-
cal Company has to-day one of the
best equipped optical parlors for the
purpose Of testing and examining the
eye in the United States. Their store
is the oldest established optical house
in the city. They hold thousands of
prescriptions filled by their predeces-
scrs. which can be duplicated at any
time. Drs. Lawton and Potter will
continue at the Wilmington store dur
ing the Summer. Dr. Kandaler taking
charge of their Atlantic City store
Don't get mixed in the number. SIG
Market street fOpera House Building).
p, & A., 1919. Del. 979.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
Warren Tournament Tonight

There will be eighteen three-round
contests in the boxing tournament
given tonight by the Warren A. c. in
the Academy of Music. Theodore VIII
son, Of Philadelphia, will be referee.
and Steve McNee and p. A. Traynor
judges. The advance sale of tickets is
large.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
May Open Gordon Heirhts park

II Is reported that Gordon Heights
rafk, on tho Delaware river will be-
leased irom the Wilmington Steamboat
company by Philadelphians The
grounds have not been used as park
TOT several years. and will require
much improvement.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
supervisor Moves to Chester

superintendent w. n. Barnard. of
the Maryland division Of the p, w. &
b. railroad, has decided to remove the
headquarters Of Supervisor Brown and
stan from Philadelphia to Chester.
This move, It is believed, will be more
convenient for the supervisor to oper-
ate his division.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
Receivers to be DISCHARGED

United States Commissioner S. Rod
mond Smith will make the final audit
OF the accounts OF the receiver OF the
wilmington Dental Manufacturing
company Tomorrow Unless objection
IS offered the receiver viii be dis
charged on Tuesday next.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
ADOPTED IN OTHER STATES.
Democratic State Central Committee

John Biggs yesterday afternoon is
sued a call for a meeting of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. to be
held in Dover on May /. At the meet
ing the date for holding the state con
vention to name delegates to tn Demo
cratic National Convention will be
haid
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
GROCERIES.

Delicious Whole Wheat Bread.
Everything that is good in Wheat
and nothing less.
Fresh daily. sc a loaf.
HANSC0M'S, Seventh and Market StS.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26

Pullman palace car Livitus, to be
used on the Congressional Limited be-
tween New York and Washington. was
shipped from the Pullman shops in this
city Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
BAXTER GUILTY
OF MURDER
Camden Jury Returns a Verdict
Against Him To-day.
Special to the Evening Journal.

Camden, n. j., April 26.-James Bax-
ter was convicted here to-day Of the
murder Of Mrs Mary Ryan. Baxter IS
from Wilmington The verdict was
one If murder In the second deg e..
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
EYE STRAIN AND HEADACHES.

An eminent physician writes in the n.
Y. Medical Journal: 81 HAVE YET TO
ENCOUNTER a TYPICAL CASE OF
HEADACHE THAT WAS NOT ASSO-
GATED WITH EYE STRAIN"
The correction OF Eye Strain is practi-
cally effected only by the application of
suitable Glasses
TO DO THIS is OUR WORK Call and
let thorough examination say what it
will Of your Eyes.
MILLARD r. DAVIS,
g +. Second ST., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26

Creditors of James w. G Reyno'ds.
Of Middletown. met here to-day. Mar
tin d. Bur-iS was elected trustee.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26

Black Very dressy and
stylish for young
CheviotS, men. $40, $I2
and SIS, for the
OsrgeS, cheviots, single
~, >, or double breast
l nioetS, ed vests. Serges
in blacks or
blues at 81. so, $40, $I2. so,
and SIS, single and double
breasted vests. You can de-
pend on the color Of every
black suit we sell; you can
depend on the fit and style
of every garment you get
here. Goods arc thorough
ly sponged before making,
cut carefully and we'll tail
ored. We could have them
made up with cheaper trim
mings and work but they
would not be "Mullins'
Clothing" and this is why
you can depend on them.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
Evening journal., 1900-04-26
Reliable Groceries.

This week, Evaporated Peaches, 10c. lb.
Mrs. Du BOis' Frying Tomatoes, lie.
lib. Cans Sliced Peaches, 10c.
Large cans of Standard Tomatoes, SC.
Alb. cans Breakfast Cocoa, Sc.
Small cans standard Tomatoes, &c.
Is kinds of Wines, qt. bot, 40c and SOC.
Whiskies, Soc, 75c., 81, $1.25 s1.5O at.
Bottled Beers, SOC. doz.
LYNCH'S,
S. W, Cor. Madison & Fourth Sts.,
S. w. Cor King & Eighth Sts.
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Asto Belgian Hures d.

To the Editor Of The Post.
In your issue Of sunday, Juiy 80 op-
pears letter from Y. 7 spencer. Bel
gian hare breeder OF Live Oak. Texas. in
which he purports to be amused at an
article published in The Houston Pos OF
July Is giving an account OF the organl-
cation of some Houston gentlemen and
other to promote the Belgian hare indus-
try in this section" and which he r. he's
rldieules the purchasing OF psdisreef
stock as also the idea that the hides are
of any value he also adyisd- these sen
tlemen to remember ihe meat end ei no
Belgian Eare and utters the golemn Harn-
ing that IL they Will persist IN stocking
up with fancy or pedigreei STOCK "sney
will wake up some fine morning and tnl
their occupation gone Nov, for M,
spencers benefit / Will state that the
members OF the Harris County Belgian
Hare club have not forgotten the meat
end OF the hare" as farge percentage
OF them are breedirat fith that end in
view; hence the diworsl lamity which he
predicts will not dtcb stnn all.
Now in regard. puf to igEees; u is unit
versaliy acknov Tieisand admits OF no
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Not Imnerlnlism. hnt Rohherr.

To the Editor of the chioigo Chronicle.
New Hampton. Iowa, August 81 thspS
sll who refer to the Mckinley foreign
policy as 'imperIalistic' are considerably
mistaken. Imperialism is simply form
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by an en-
peror. just as democracy is government
by the people. However hateful the word
mly be to democratic ears, however
pleasing II may be Dust now to repub-
lican cars. there is nothing dlshonorabie
or mean about II. The Mckinley for
elgn policy q speak as to the Philippines)
is not worthy this name. The Mckinley
policy Is not policy OF imperialism--il
IL a policy OF conquest pure and simple
conquest Of the cortez ana Pissrro type.
We are now and for some time have been
carrying on war for the absolute sub
jugatipn Of a people with whom we never
had any controversy, a people who have
as much right 70 be isee Us we have Ia
one important respective are worse than
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argument that live stock OF any descrip-
tion. whether It is bred for fancy or for
market, always commands better prices
II the parent stock has been standard
bred or pedigreed Il Is very true in this
as Il Is in all other lines of business
that there are those who Will try and mis-
represent and cheat IN their business
methods. and that VIC may guard against
shls very feature Is one OF tho prime
causes fer the organization OF the Har-
ris County Belgian Rare cluo. u IS for
tho protection and Advancement OF the
Belgian hart interaits In this settion-
have before me a letter. as also price
list from Mr.. Spencer, In his letter he
statcs; The hara that scores high Is
the hare. and 10 his price list his hares
ih9t score 90 aud over are all pedigreel
and are price, from So 70 $500. y
would seem from he aforesaid letter ana
price list that Ir Spencer leans percep-
ti5iy toward the fancy or pedigreed
stock" In other words. does not praelice
wha; he preaches. and | should regret
exceedingly 10 wake up sonie balniy spring
morning IN company with hose uniortnn-
atcs whoEe occupations had fold3d their
tents like the Arabs and as.silsntlY stolen
away" ana ind Brother z. 4 therein.
Now IN regard to a market for the hides.
will Gle sir. Spencer 10 an article In
the midsummer number OF the Belgian
Hare Standard Of which journal sup
pose he Is a snbscriher. as ! see his name
therein. On page 5s ~ said journal is an
article by Viewer & Gastron OF 52i East
Eighth street. Los Angela, Cal. IN which
they give a liEt OF articles made from
Belgian pelts. one firm OF San Francigco,
which has been IN business for the pssf
thirty years. 10 calling for 1000 skins per
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fore the middle of September. and possibly
well into October. So far as can be ascer-
tanned arrivals prior TO that time will be
light aud likely to command fancy ngures.
AdvIces from the South note enlarged offer
ngs, which arc finding ready sale at full
recent quotations. The evident willingness
of first hands to market IS by no means an
Indication of any liberal forward supply:
on the contrary holdings have never been
less The frcer selling simply due to de-
sire on the Part of the factors to close acr
counts for the season aud not TO any rack
OF confidence IN regard TO values Laiest
news from nearly oyery rice growing section
Is highly satisfactory and under continuation
on nresont fayoring conditions the outcome IN
the Southwest. Louisiana ana Texas, VIII
largely exceed that OF any previous yeNr,
The first Of the new crop. 30 haehs' arrFcn
in New Orleans wednesday last, ana was
nrouptly sold at S. % per barrel IL proved
OF excellent quality and might DC claaseu
as prime-unusual IN nTst arrivals otnsI
sample lots may he expected from uay 70
day. but no receipts OF marAFl ii''pol'"H's
for some weeks TO come,
Cables and correspondence from ABROAD note
continuation OF former acnNlS. lhele -
no relaxation I'm the tension OF tne sltuauoh
nor can there we'll be under diininlsi,,i,n,g SUI
nly 10 increase in the latter ls hkely 70
oScur until tho Chinese dnhculty 10 snluslro
and 10 10 that CONTAMINATION 20 uStoutlg
to be wished sudden ana faoicai ohanEps
OF market are possible
The sales OF coffee last month, as reported
M the New York coffee exchange were four
times larger than in the same month last
var The sales for July ageregated i.o24,eoo
bags. compared with 22',1bo Days W ,as'
1899 The Gales for the year e ,han /, me
20 last were SO per cent larger tnan 70 az,
nreredirg year The increase 10Y w "'I ~
month ~ the new year. as no,so Az. =.
marked. khen 1t is considered tna' ''e
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MISUNDERSTANDING by good colorcd hos
70 neip IN kitchen or work around tns
house. age Il years. Address ~ b., FAX
Calhoun avenue. ~
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those other famous robbers, Jenghis,
Kahn, Tamerlane and Attila. the Hun. that
"scourge of God" They only ldiled peo-
pie and robbed them OF their personal
eminent and country intact. We, after
killing all who resist, intend TO pillage
the remainder of their freedom, their in-
dependence and their country. Consider
ing the different standards OF civilization
prevailing in their times as compared with
the present. we think the balance, morally.
is greatly in favor OF the three eminent
robbers. So Il Is we think 1t rnisnomer.
nay. more we think 1t fulsome fattery
b honor the Mckinley Philippine polics
with the name '1mperialism." name
which, though not pleasing to most Amer
leans. Is at least not ignobls.
Hiram Shaver.
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In Los Angeles with instructions to take
all offered Perhaps Mr. Spencer can find
market with some of these parties. The
Harris County Belgian Hare club is or
ganized for the protection of It's mem
bers and the hare industry in this sec
ton and its Endorsement will be guar
antee 10 purchasers Of stock, be II for
fancy or utility. |. N. Palmer.
Secretary Harris County Belgian Hare
Ciuh.
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OF BUSINESS
''''' q ~, The Rains Is Making Trade
Oull in All Lines.
'''p FOR RICE is WELL SUSTAINED
kee-,." suppiy-Texas Eggs
sa,a %ons Strong nud nigh.
SUES About Trade.

Hops,o. oihce or The Post.
Es w Su''on' Monday, August ia.
r Dali A. spened out badly as bust
II j, s y ace0unt Of the rains which
~ .,,ss .'nined to fall all summer.
/ Ausl,,s,.s, a'e 50 bad delivery wag-
|esahs ~. vaf's can not, get about ana
utsl I'm ,s work is practically Gus
n b NV weather clears up trade
r. s,,ss A' although when the rain
Aals as expect business to take
sts vas , ss0a supply Yesterday and
ln,., ~ s''lsd over from saturday
M, s,os 10y break as the demand
erriving is generally
v'' Bros. . Co. has re-
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sales for the year ending June 30 last We're
900 0Oo bags. A year ago they were i'oOv,ocg
record OF nearly ono-sjxth Of the sales of last
year. The worlds visible supply August
was 5,sl7 $50 Tags a decrease OF 22,0O0 bags
from last month This UNUSUAL decrease
M this time is partly due TO the large de-
iiveries In Europe, which amounted to $50
900 bags or about 100000 bags more than las
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WANTEp--By German man, situation Ms
yardman. inilkug cow anu attendIng 10
morse aud buggy, etc. 1884. this oihce. II
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
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TUS JaPntI BOT IN q WI I0uI y ~
yesterday. The price Is 20 GEMS pushei'
Sugar went on points yesterday and the
tone il rather inclined 20 weakness. though
prices are unchanged
Dan Talmage's Sons Co. OF New YORK say
OF the rice market;
While the market during the week was
devoid OF any exciting feature there was a
strong, steady demand in both domestic and
foreien. former volume OF business fully sns-
taineo. Individually considered. there Is
manifest conservatism but under generaliy
short stocks the requirements OF the Taae
for ordinary re-supply call for sufficient
ouautity 10 keep prices tauf. Present excep-
tlonai conditions will undoubtedly maintain
until new crop shall come forward In lio-
erai amount. and such is not expected DO
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

by COUPLE with 2O-months- old child large
unfurnshed room with board; state terms.
Address 1916, this office. IA
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CoLORED WOMAN wants situation as .cooR.
Addross or apply ut a7I3 Cont street. Is
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANT two furnished rooms for light house
keeping: centrally located. Address 1888,
this office. 10
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ii IS HACK STAND; Phone 1900? stable

h, s'nNs, Navasota, Texas. manu-.
Il III save that will cure any skin
NotrbSsA rs eczema, letter, ringworms
n de-, =. al Kinds; will cure any old
h S sTs - short while; will remove
NJ Slsnes. It very seldom takes
Id b. y u depends how much space "a
ssIot, i ny q per box. Testimonials,
b m, iexas. May /, 19O0.-ThIs ia 70
ims va troubled with eczema for
Esaps lied several very prominent
|hIrs snogt relief; heard of j n
EesHau ives entirely relieved e I'll " as ~
further t,ssstyiIenant, Nagasota. Texas J
b. / B HfinlrtnSSnlals and information,
b Texas iiuteains, Navasota. Grimes
S-30
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

STRAY ED-Bald faced bay horse, i6 hands
high, white feet, branded o on right
Jaw. Return to S. ]. Westheimer, lol san
Jaeintc street. u
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gallery with board; private family. terms
reasonable; references exchanged. 1910
Crawford IA
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WANTE D--steaay situation BY fairly good
AL round prnter, m,rried, steady, strletiy
sooer ana renaple. w. Cnrisuan, Mineral
Mehs, IeNas. 10
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WANT hD--Work At hight housekeeping Of
nurse ror children. Iall at ST. Joseph
lnilrmary this week.
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NICELY furnished front room with OF with
out board. no other boarders. 7O6 Rusk
nyenue IL