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HELP wANTED-MALE.


WANTED--City blacksmith and foundry
helper; mill Waterman and tiremen;
storeroom man; train boy; hotel waiter,
S35: coopers, &c; second cooks, s14 and
$l6 week; kneebolter, 31ac; second baker;
porter, $40, clear; kitchen in camp. $50,
teamster for span of mules, $50;
camp cook So; city tailyman; wait
ers. 5000; woodward help. $225; pastry
cook; coal miners and their helpers.
$3.50 and 81, bark peelers, s2.75; cutoff
tiemakers,. l3c, fine timber; farm team
sters: cook and waiter, country hotel;
fireman. edgerman hotel. camp and
mill cooks; shingle loader; land clear
ing; mixers; county rosdmen. 81; green
$500 rigging singers, $275; express
teamster. SIS; machinists; smelter help.
mill hands, $50 l. onth or 81 day; barker,
$3.50; planer feeders; mine carpenters
and outside mine laborers, $275 and ~
day. r. r. laborers and teamsters, free
pass. coke drawers; inside city labor
ers. $50 to $40 clear. brickyard help, 81;
fallers. SO; buckers. $275; swampers,
$780, roadmen. 2.25; swampers. $3.50.
lumber pliers. 81. city teamsters, grad
ers.. Cranes. Jos Washington street.
$43 and board. free pass; bolt
choppers, 81 cord: wedge-off man $50 and
board, free pass. edgerman. 2.3 team
sters In city, 81; iaborers In city and on
railroad. 81: mill men $50 and board. free
pass: machinists, $3.50: wood cutters for
Yukon river, $50 cord. fare paid part
way; teamster to haul bolts, S35 and
board skid road man, 81 20; laborers for
government $23, waiter In city, $3.50
week. girl to help I'm kitchen $50. board
and room. Peoples Employment Co,
Post street and Yesler way west. Phone,
Main 665
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POsT-IsTELLIGENC WANT AID.
AGENCIES.


The Post fnteIlieenccr has established branch ageu-
ces where classified advertisements viii be received
unfit 70 .. each day. The rates charged at the
geiscer business office. Cash ads only will be taken
At branch agencies Following Is the list Of agencies
YorIke Barringten's drug store,
Second avenue and pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. y. Fisher,
Broadway ana James.
Renton Htli Pharmacy. Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
WaiIa waiia Pharmacy. Twenty
first and East Jefferson.
Freeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth ave.
niue south and jackson.
sbtrtIeTs Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schmitx' Drug store, 1922 Howell.
corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
and First avenue.
A. y. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
r. ID. COstigan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prest0n's Pharmacy, Ballard ave-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont DRUG Company, Lake
street ana Ewing avenue.
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FOR RENT--A beautifully furnished =
room house on Broadway; thorousnv
modern. Leland Spencer e Co, bAse
ment Pobt-Inteliigencer building.
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PUBLISHERS NoTIcE.-rraveiinu agents are !
"A. Mcclellan, o. B. Loomis and Z. blanchard City
collector are 4. T. Hawfey. John .. Sheehan j. A
Goodfellow, E. G. Gercw and Robert Akin Post
TO these and to resident agents 10 the various
cities and towns Of the Northwest
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wANTED-PARTNER
PARTNER wanted with $4,000 for third
interest in large lumber mill showing
profits over $4,000 yearly. company owns
valuable freehold, water rights2and TIM
Der limits: capital required for extern
sions Address o. care Post-Intelli-
gencer.
PARTY going 10 Nome. with $500 to
Join advertiser In paying proposition:
investigate this. Inquire for Karr. pat
ternmaker. Cruses shop. Front and Mad
iaOn
WANTED-Partner with 81 500 10 take In
terest In paying manufacturing business:
established; to have charge OF the same.
Address Partner, box i73. Everett. Wash.
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BOND e LA FARCE. P.-L Building:
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WATSON RABBfTRY,
200 Sixth avenue, Seattle, $50 Maple ave-
nue.. Los Angeles. The success OF any
business depends on the foundation. II
you contemplate starting in the Belgian
hare industry we can supply you with the
best foundation stock from the following
popular strains: RED ROVER. hsD
JACKET. LORD YUKON and LORD
JUPITER This weeks consignment COM
prises the following list.
does bred each SO
10 does. bred each SIS.
Is does. bred. each Sl5
10 does, bred each S..
3 does bred, each t3
pairs OF the finest
young stock from best strains.
Bookings taken for the famous buck
LORD JUPITER after May 10 stud ser
An stock pedigrced. Further intorma-
ton Ralph 81, Watson. siA Western ave
nue.
LOOKING for Beigians7 Something real
good Of the most popular strains. heavy
Piffocks Belgian Hare RabbItry, Elm
hurst Cal Prince Britain. Prince
XII rhena Rel Ranger ana other choice
bucks a., stud My stock took first on
best display FIRST on doe with litter and
other awards a, oakland exhibit
IMPORTED Belgian hares: breeding
does bred 10 imported bucks. our prices
will aRtouish you Write Sunset Bel
gian Hare Co, Fruiiyale, Cal.
personal.
DIR. JESSIE 3. coNNETT, MEDICAL eiec-
tririan. Just arrived from the East ana
located rooms ? and sis First avenue:
using the o. 3 Fowler system OF cleo
trscttv in the treating ~ all nervous
and chronic diseases. Consultation free
Hours. 20 =. m.
BEST STAMP PHOTOS in the city; a for
=, cents: finished In % hours only a
short time yet In your city: new features
FOR the closing days. come early and
avoid the rush Novelty Photo Co
Isl1 Columbia street. between Second
sr.1 Third.
Racine bath cabinet combines Turkish.
Russian and medicated baths. cures
colds rheumatism. etc: best cabinet
made. Call or write for catalogue: sold
only by Modern Toilet Specially Com
pany. y Downs block. 20 Second avenue
DOCTOR would like TO meet a lady with
SSeo0 or $4,000 TO join him in a good husi-
ness venture at Cape Nome. Address
DR.. Edwards. Box 7O5. Butte. Mont
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AUCTION SALES.

To saloonkeepers, cigar dealers and 9TH
ers: +. G.. Bickerton * Co. win sell at
their rooms, 1912 First avenue, on ac-
count Of whom II may concern. by public
auction. on Wednesday May 2. at 2
o'clock sharp, 5000 cigars.
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LODGE NOTICES.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED = FEMALE

POSITION wanted by young lady student
while pursuing her studies. as companion
to lady or invalid references given and
required, Address f 81 care rost-lntel.
lxeucer
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FOR sALE-MACHINERy.

SECONDHAND MACHINERY-One slide
valve engine. i7tAxas. wooden fiy wheel,
two fine boilers, Is feet by 90 inches.
Sc or 81 Inch nucs. used abdu, four
years, guaranteed 10 pass inspection. 10
pounds steam, claimed TO be good as
new, one inch new Waters governor.
the boilers have two stacks fronts,
CRATES and No. Is injector. ali pipes and
connections: g feet Of inch shaft. %
feet Of 1915 inch shaft: 70 feet %
7-l6 inch shaft. all with boxes; one iron
pulley, @xl6 inches; seven or eight
Reeves puileys. one Stearns second hand
edger. intake lx60 inches one carriage
and husk, +. p Allis & co. make. 70 feet
inch steam feed. one sold tooth s.
inch saw. gauge: one solid tooth s. inch
saw, : gauge one Dinsmore governor
and some betting. one slide valve engine,
t2xie Grays Hsrbor Commercial Co,
Cosmopolis. Wash.
FOR SALEt-New Scotch marine water
back boilers. feet diameter. II feet long.
dome 30x30 inches, furnace % incheg d.
ameter g 3-lnch tubes. ; feet inches
long. Address d. A. Robinson. los Wash
ington building, Seattle.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALIs.

WANTED-Position by young man desir-
ing to learn the electrical business; have
had some experience In the central sta
ton also in repair work, salary no OBJ
ject at start Address f g. care Post-ln-
feligencer.
AN experienced electrician and engineer
desires position am wiling to invest
81 600 or more In good electrical PROPOSE
ton Address N q, care Post-Intelli-
gencer
SOBER industrious young man, of good
education, desires work of any kind In
Seattle or surrounding towns; good ref
erences Address I 4. care Post-lntelli-
gencer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
CAR LINE TO PETERSBURG.
Ohio Judge Said to Fave Option on
Old Electric Franchise.

After having spent several days N ttlch-
nlond negotiation with various persons re
lative to the establishment of an electric
car line between tbs city and Petersburg,
Judge J. L. Haner, of Cleveland, O.. re.
presenting a number of capitalists OF the
latter place left for home yesterday be-
lieving that he has arrangements ABOUT
copletcd for tile commencement of work
on the proposed road
1t is understood that Judge Haner has
an option on the franchise and property
of the old Richmond and Petersburg Elec-
tric Railway Company, chartered by the
Virginia Legislature several years ago.
This company surveyed its route and built
a short piece of track. II has until March
81, 1901 to complete the line, and have cars
running between this city ana Petersburg.
Judge Haner. it is said, proposes to
complete the road in this time, providing
he can arrange with the Richmond Passen-
ger and Power Company 70 supply him
with power and allow the cars Of his
company to run over its tracks through
Manchester and to Seventh and Broad
Streets. Richmond.
He has Leen given assurance That the
Power Company will grant this on reas-
enable terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

Sunday. Miss Reed is the fifth wife Of.
!. Darlington. Three of his former spouses
died, and less than a month ago he secured
a divorce from the fourth.
In all his marriages Mr.. Derrinston mas
shown an apparent dislike TO mothers-:n-
law by, marrying orDhans. MISS Reed IS
seventeen years old, while Darlington mas
passed his fifty-frst birthday.
Mr. William John Lyme, premier and
treasurer Of New South Wales, during
speech at Sydney on Sunday last at Tie
opening of the German fete said
1.-The temper of the Australian people
was never SO affecticrate toward the
mother country as it is now Tbs war IN
South Africa has produced patriotic
bond which should last eterrally. 1t has
been. suggested locally that her Majesty
should assume the title Of Queen OF Aus
tralia To me ii seams n good proposal.
Indeed, think her Majesty might Well De
j approached with a view 10 her assuinrtion
of the title of Empress of the British En-
pire. thus embracing all the colonies ana
dependencies.
Admiral Dewey was unable to attend
the funeral OF his brother. Edward Dewey,
at Montpelier, VT, yesterday. He Wired
his regrets.
TIE gun from which the first shot in the
spanish-Au2ericaa war was fired has
reached Nashville, which is to be its per-
manent home.
1t is 4, Hotehklss rapid-fre o-pounder.
and comes from the gunooat Nasnviiie,
wiljeh sent shot over the bow OF the
Spanish merchant vessel Buena Ventura.
Marquis Darellano has been appointed
Spanish Minister Of Marine, succeeding
Premier 4Azcarraga, who held the port
folio temporarily. ADMIRAL Mozon having
Withdrawn from tle Ministry owing to
the refusal Of the Premier to allow an In
crease of the navy credits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
AFTERMATH.

Ths New York Journal claims to have
made a mol! of the States in Which there
is sharp contest and concludes that
Bryan can be elected without New York
but that he will carry that State also.
President Charles w. Eliot, of Harvard
University, announces that he will vote
for Mckinley
a special from Rochester says that
Charles Burgett. a hunter, and his dog
were attacked Saturday night by a por-
cupine in the woods near that city. The
dog freed what was supposed to be a
coon. and Burgett climbed the tree to dis
lodge it.
The porcupine attacked Burgett in Tue
tree, filling his face and hands with quilts
and causing him to fall to the ground be-
low. The enraged animal then attacked
the dog, binding it in one eye and films
its neck and mouth vita quilts. Burgett
was rendered unconscious by his fall and
was found by q searching party.
Green Darlington, farmer, and Mabel
Reed, were married at Poplar Bluff on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
4 STRANGE VIEW

The Tazeweli Republican says that stne
sole object in making new Constitution
is to give the Democratic party, perma-
nent control in Virginia
That may be the purpose OF the party
managers. but It is surprising to us 1ha1
Republican newspaper should be Ds1nd
to the fact that the only possible nope III
this State of splitting the Democrats
party and of building up strong
minority opposition is by getting rid OIL
the negro vote. So long as there is amy
danger of negro rule in this State or the
fear OF it the white people. at least In
those parts of the State where there a-e
masses of negro voters will stand to-
gether, and the great ma ority of whites
in other parts of the State will stand by
their brethren in the black districts
This IS an unfortunate state OF affairs.
There ought TO be two weli-matched,s
equally respectable, political parties IN
this state and IN every Southern State.
and the only way to accomplish this is
to eliminate the negro from our politics.
Take away the negro from Virginia
politics, and there is no doubt that the
whites would soon split up into par
ties. The purpose of the Constitutional
Convention in part is to get rid Of the
negro vote. and hence it is surprising that
the respectable Republicans of the STATE.
those who are in the party for Principle
and not for revenue should oppose the
convention The Republican party has
no chance to win in Virginia, so long as
it depends for its strength upon the negro
vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

philosophy Of Arisloti had come nearer
tossolyins the great riddle OF being than
any other thinker In addition T. the
work on Rosninl. which is scarcely ap-
preciatedsi in England. NJ. Davidson must
have some credit for stimulating he
Pope in the preparation Of his celebrated
Eacyclicai on Aquinas. There saresn not, it
Is safe to sa y. many 1avmen who have
had three hours confidential talk on
philosophy with Leo XIII. but Thomas
Davidson was one. .
as Aristotle said. Happiness IS the
nnimpeded exercise of a perfect energy
then Davidson was happy. for his great
genius was exercised to the full.
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lh gilnl;.
The TINES ooMPANY.
TINES BT1LDING.
TENTH AND BANK TRtstSAsss
81 4. . RICHMOND. Y a. S.

/ ,rr,,r NAVY TINES IS served by car
4 i,,.s ~, Their own account In this city
I'D Mancnester for 10 cents \ week.;
when paid weesiy. but % cents !, per : I,
month. when paid nonfnly py. mat
month, $500 u year-anywhcre In the
sn!icd States.
Reading notices. in rcading-maiterty type
II cents per line.
nisilfng on ap9licaii ion.
Remit by draft. check. postonice order;
or registered letter. Currency sent by
mail is al the risk OF the sender
Times Telephones Business Office, New
Phone Psi, Old Phones 549. Editorial
Rooms, New Phone III. Old Phone 1856.
Address all communications and CORE
spondence 10 The Times Company.
Specimen copies free.
IJEsTIMESs cOMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
WOO On Goes Homo.

soon visit his old home, in China Accom-
panied by his counsel, Mr.. Charles NJ
Wallace. Jr he called at the Custo1l-
House and notified Collector Bethel of his
intention To sail from Seattle
He is required to give thirty days no.
tee IN order that the Collector may send
a full description and photograph OF the
Chinaman to the sailing port.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
THE CoNrisDEI;ArE HOME.

A great deal has been said and written
since the war between the States ended
about monument to the women of the
Confederacy. Such monument would
long since have been erected if the wo-
men of the Confederacy had desired such
a, tribute. They have been willing to erect
monuments to the soldiers WHO died in
the cause, and it was largely through
their work that such monuments have
been builded here and there. But for
themselves they have asked nothing.
They have not worked for glory, out for
the good that they could do, and they
feel within themselves that no monument
to their worth and work is necessary.
Yet these brave women have in their
own modest way been building monuments
to themselves, and not the least of these
is the Home for Needy Confederate Wo-
men in Richmond, which will be formally
opened to-day. A substantial brick build
ing on Grove Avenue was purchased and
furnished, and to show that such an insti--
tuition is needed the ladies have been over
whel1ned with applica tons. It is a sorrow
to them that they cannot accommodate al
who have applied, but they rejoice none
the less that this institution has been es-
tablished, and st will be sweet pleasure
to them to provide for the needy Con-
federate women who have been committed
to their care. This institution was con-
ceived in the true spirit of monument.
building, and We submit that it is far
more practical and useful than a shaft Of
cold, inanimate marble. 1t is monument
of love and comfort and hospitality,
Southern home in which Southern women
will be entertained by Southern .women-
This is a noble addition to the many
noble Institutions of Richmond and it de-
serves. as we believe it will receive. the
sympathy and support of the people of
this community. Let this sympathy be
manifested and an earnest of our support
be given by generous offerings at the
opening today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
Ci~ari,,aEcrs St:.ik
(By Associated Prcss.)

TAMPA. FLA. Oct. 2o.-.All cigar
makers belonging to the international
Union in the factories OF the Ybor-Manrar
Company and Arsuellep. Lopez & Brother
Went on strike this morning. About five
hundred people are affected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

The Times is always Indebted to friends
who favor II with society items and per
sonals. but must urge that all. such be
SEM. over the signature of the sender.
All unsigned communications will be re-
jectcd always
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
surneou on STAFF.

Colonel George Wayne Anderson, of the
seventieth Regiment. has appointed Dr..
YIN. Mann Randolph, of Charlottesville.
surgeon on his staff with the rank OF
major.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

Now we have two Socialist Labor orators
on the stump. Political campaigns grow
more and more like Noah's Ark-they have
two of every living thing IN them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

Yindictive newspapers may paw the.
earth. blu. General Robert E. Lees fame
will never be entirely buried, even If they
do put him in little local temple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

The proposed Constitutional Convention
for Virginia reminds one of Admiral
SIMPSONS fagship-it may arrive too late
for action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

A writer says that 1.-THE Golden Dog is
a book which does George Washington
great injustice 1t will scarcely hurt the
Father of His Country much unless it is
credited more than that most elastic of all
fish zyarns-The Cherry-Tree Story.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

MANCHESTER BUREAU.
CARRIERS DRUGSTORE, No. 1lo2
HULL STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

The water supply at Newport News is
said to be a serious problem. Why then
do not her citizens exchange visits with
our friends from Kentucky?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

Some of the political speeches during this
campaign demonstrate the difference be-
tween having something to say and having.
TO say some thing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

The cruiser Atlanta was to have her
official trial yesterday. II she develops
as much blow as the city from which she
got her name, couple of new steam
boxes will have 10 be supplied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30
RId1INoND "a TIrsDAY oBI1 sos I9oo
nent beers from the home Office 70 he
army llendduarters IN The Celestial En-.

I5ms l1eadauar ters ii The Celestiai Enls5
pre-
s---------1----- sz
The camnaign speaker should weigh his
words may be easy to NAL Ike his M ark
In this ampaign but ma be hard to rub
1T ont in the next.
ma gazfs1e writer informs US that the
f most telling proofs of the influence of
smart society on British Administr
is the factsthat nowadays only The hum
bier ranks of the service are Dared .
Where then did General Butler get his.
soubriauet Lord charon of the Tugela -
The Southern Bell Telephone Company
in adopt;ngsthe Prodigal Son policy stands
chance Of getting a good slice OF the
fatted calf.
After the result of the election is an-
nounced the New York Herald viii sproba-
bly, say in big headlines: Il told you SO y
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The cruiser Atlanta was to have her
official trial yesterday. IL she develops
as much blow as the city from which She
got her name, a couple of new steam
boxes will have 10 be supplied.
a newspaper heading reads:
BIC REPUBLICAN PARADE
..Tramps from 10 a. NJ. till $3.50 P. NJ. .
This was not intended TO indicate that
there is no prosperity nowadays.
Now we have two Socialist Labor orators
on the stump. Political campaigns grow
more and more like Noah's Ark-they have
two of every living thing IN them.
The streat-car transfer arrangement will
probably be settled after our citizens are
town.
Out West it is said the best man FREE
quently takes partof the minister's we'd
ding fee on the sly. This is even worse
than professional pall-bearers and escorts.
It is a gross insult to Cupid.
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The demonstrations of many politicians
consist OF an oath or a bet-and are about
as trustworthy.
A magazine writer says the White House
is ric.sety. Probably it reflects the EEL
ings of the occupants just before election.
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Dom Paul Kruser's flight from South
Africa when contrasted with his patriotic
harangues early in the fight reminds US
Of Horace,s immortal couplet:
"Duce ct decorum est
Pro patr;a mort.
written just before The poets douoie-quick
time off the field Of Philippi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

II Is said The German srs1Inerlt mss;
settled down 10 more sober Jews An regards
10 the situation III China. This is proha-I
! bly the result os The recent scolos ship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

The strest-car transfer arrangement will
probably be settled after our citizens are
using individual air-ships TO get about
Town
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

A dispatch announces that Russia, in
trying to absorb so much Chinese territory.
will leave the Bear tremendous mouthful
TO swallow. And even then It is believed
Bruin will have appendicitis before d-
costing nearly half a billion queus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

1t is said The Presidents work Is never
done The ma. In the Philip pines. for eS-
ample.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

Out West it is said the best man FREE
quently takes part of the minister's we'd
ding fee on the sly. This is even worse
than professional pall-bearers and escorts.
1t is a gross insult to Cupid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

a newspaper heading reads:
BIC REPUBLICAN PARADE. =
..Tramps from 10 A. NJ. till so P. NJ. =
This was not intended TO indicate that
there is no prosperity nowadays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-30

PETERSBURG AGENT,
MRS. s. G. HUTCHINSON, Z LOMBARD
STREET