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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-19
CHAPTER 131-s p NO 1877

CHAPTER IBIS. F. NO. 161.
AN ACT legaHzing and confirming vii
of franchise for water works, electric
light, heat and power plants in certain
cases.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
Section 1. That in all cases where any
village in the state organized and incor-
porated under the provisions of chapter
one hundred forty-five GAO Of the Cen
eighty-f1 and the amendments thereto,
or organized and incorporated under
the provisions of chapter ten (1O), title
three 90 of the General Statutes of
eighteen hundred and mnety-four and the
amendments thereto, relating to villages,
or organized and Incorporated under any
of the General Laws of the State of Min
neSota, relating to villages, subseq uent
to September first Qst), 1900, and prior
to April first (1sH in the year 1901, has
heretofore adopted am ordinance or or
dinances purporting to grant the right
to any person, persons or corporation for
the construction, operation and nainte-
nance in such village of water works, gas,
electric light or heating plants, and pur-
porting to contract with such person,
persons or corporation, or their asAdgns,
for the furnishing of water, gas, electric
light, heat or power to such village and
the inhabitants thereof, and any such
person, persons Or corporation, or their
assigns, has expended money in the con-
Struction and maintenance Of said water
works, gas, electric light, heating or
village and its inhabitants with water
gas, electric light, heat Or power, or
either of them, pursuant to such grant
and agreement, the same shall be and
are hereby in all things ratified, legal
lied and confirmed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
Approved April 4. 1901.
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accruing thereon, are not paid before the
time appointed for such sale, winch shall
not be Iess tnan ten Q0) days after the
taxing or such property, the state treas
urer, or his deputy. shall proceed to sell
such property at such pubmc Vendue, or
so much thereof as will be sufficient to
pay such taxes and penalties, and the
cost of such distress ami sale.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage
Approved April 2, 1901.
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:.-a-s. - 80 orVe'cr1r5 INC Uoarus on
of control of the following named insti-
buttons: Minnesota State Prison, Minnie
sofa State Training School for Boys and
Girls, minnesota State Reformatory the
several state hospitals and asylums for
the insane, and also the State Board of
Corrections and Charities, and all acts
amendatory thereof 50 far as they creat e
any or either of said boards, and all
acts and parts of acts inconsistent here
with, are hereby repealed as of the date
when by the provisions of this act said
boards are to cease to exist
Sec. 40. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 2, 1901
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-04
For Police Judqe.

We are authorized to announce Judge T. Hite Brown as candidate for reelection as Police Jud ge of the City of Pine Bluff at the ensuing mu- nicipal election.
 l herbey announce myself as a can didate for Police Judge at the coming city election of Pine Bluff I have had a long experience in magisterial wofk. and feel fully competent to conduct the office as it should be. l most cor dially solicit your vote for Police Judge J. w. OWEN.
 We are authorized to announce Mr. w. C. Steel as a candidate for Police Judge at the ensuing municip- al election.
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- R-S
A Clever Display.

One of the most original window displays ever made in this city is now attracting much attention at Kastor & Bluthenthars large gents furnish ing and clothing establishment on Main street The window was ar ranged by Messrs. Baldwin and Bar nett and reflects much credit upon them. It is Carrie Nation" win dow and every detail of it's decora- tions are perfect and appropriate. X well supplied bar with attractive sa- loon furnishings is one of the princi- pal attractions. Nation hatehets add to the appropriateness of the window which is we'll filled with a handsome and upto-date line of gents novelties, such as handled by this enterprising firm
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The steamer Anna Tardy will come in this afternoon from Doug lass, where she secured large cargo for this city Capt Leon Levy Is being we'll patroni2ed by the planters and merchants at that place, who wont him to continue running the steamer exclusively between this city and Douglass. They request the Graphic to urge the local merchants to help MT. Levy all they can
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MT. P NJ. iklroy has been quite sick for several days. He is said to be somewhat improved today.
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Rates for Announcements.
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
For ayor.

or WayOT. To the Graphic:
 You may announce me as a candi- date for Mayor at the ensuing April election. At the present time Pine Bluff needs some one to take her out of the rut I have done so before and think I can do so again and start Ter on the highway to success
 H. KING WHITE We are authorized to announce MT. D. c. Bell as candidate for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
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A New Departure.

An expert bootblack has been en- gagged at katzenstein shoe store to polish shoes free. The introduction of the many new feathers in footwear has caused no little worry. especially to ladies, in keeping their shoes nicely polished
 By calling at katzensten shoe store you can at all times have your shoes polished free of charge.
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into an unseemly squabble, ought by all means to be avoided"
 Mr Tongue states other objections, but this is by far the most important. going, as it does, to the root of the matter, and based, as it is, on Re publican extravaganza.
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Emmet's s Birthday.

PATERSON. N j.. March 4.-The United Clan-na-Gael of this city hon. ored the birth of Robert Emmet. the patron saint of Irish nationalists. with appropriate services last even- ing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-04
For Alderman.

The Graphic is authorized t9 an- nounce Mir Frank O. McGehee as a candidate for Alderman from the Third ward at the ensg5ne municipal election.
 We are authorized to announce Mir Theodore Wollerman as a candidate Tor reelection as Alderman from the Fourth ward at the ensuing munich pal election.
 We are authorized to announce Mr, Gabe Meyer as a candidate for reelection as Alderman from the Third ward at the ensuing municipal election
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-04

The omnibus" appropriation bill was passed by both houses of Con gress Saturday, It increases the ap- propriation for public buildings at Hot Springs from S7S.000 to S100 900.
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For City Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce MT. Hugh r Westbrook as candidate for reelection as City Treasurer at the ensuing municipal election.
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TOT Sau ana Sluu Der
 &nts. There IS no
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-04

Oliver Galbraith and family. He will
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C.. AI.
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zotu udy UI I OpI oel ,s. 135 w. B. ALEXANi'hi''
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Theaters.
a Gre lie Tosea.

safdou.a strong Italian master
piece. despite solemnity aud an un-
happy finale. captured tho large au-
diener NJ the MacnoWeIl company
opening ~ the Seattle last evening
Beautiful IN cuHtuwinK and perfect
ia stag appointments. the creation
- the great French PLAY wrlEhi Nah
presented ~ company without a
flaw. The MacNow.lia may rest a.
Hurrd that their dnit here vii mhrs
another milestone In their journey
toward success.
That Mr. Mcdowell would rlense
was generally taken for granted
ITS long record % triumphs assured
g. Tgui Miss Stone was % Seattle
an unknown quantity. she f. - NJ
longer II has been long since a
woman has won n Seattle audience
more completely and sffce lively For
two hours lnat night she vas follow
"a hfcathlersly. her every word and
gesture nudinE Response ia the hearts
- her spectators. That nhe f. hand.
some. even beautiful need not he rr.
peaied To those who saw her last
night
Not only were thr leaders 81 the
company given attention last even
ink That their support be thorough.
~ competent was recognized. Jack
Webster az Mario enrvArodaasi
la ToHca's lover. y deserving 81
praise for mhsfeffni work.
IA Tu8en' Be- peculiar IN the an
faguulsm % It's Ftar parts. Nj Mac
UoUen. as l. Baron Scnrrla. b.
metallic slow. cold, calculating anil
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WHO DRESS
CORRECTLY

Attention. Gents who would moye
correctly The summer weather r.
upon ua. aHt lighter garments a Ia
mode. wiil b. the proper thing.
The style - straw hats ~ little
changed from last season. the heavy
rough afHW, with double hflm II
medium width. eth being IN yafue.
smart habefdHsHrrH vii hold Ia
stock. raiara1 atIk bands. Different
enlnfsa hands may be worn from
time t. time with perfect Integrity
e. the latest Eastern fashion
Dark blue serge. ~ god material
makes up well. f. cool and e. very
proper summer uuit Double breast 3
Il coats ~ straight backs Instead
- a spring a. the seams. are pre-
frrrcd this season.
During the warmer months. fan
mel trousers may be wnrn with much
earreetueHH Linen and crash are
out - date. ~ fact flannel has SUP
planted the other tao materials in
almost every instance being worn
Tor eulf and tennis. as sell a. Tor
ordinary use during warm weather.
SIX shirts are drug GA the mar
ket. being entirely out - date for
summer wear. Nearly al shirt ma
teFlat has lines dr stripes running
vertically. some materials have dot
tel designs and figure marking. and
are correct
The bat uing f. Htiii the smart tie
The narrow four in hand iH ufuHt in
vogue for morning wear. bat "a p
bow. either pointed or square. o.
worn with raff shirts
tlow tan shoes. with rounded toe
and fairly heavy extension coles are
stu "H and are being worn NOR
than any other style
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-08
.SEATTLE'S
SOUVENIR
Members OF Rivers and Har-
bors Committee Pleased
With the Gift.

The members 81 the fivsrs sn1
larburS committee express them
selves as delighted with the hand
come souvenirs on The Lake Wash
tuEtou canal and the Commerce Of
the Pacific presented thrm by the
chamber 81 commerce aud edited hy
Secretary Mrtkle Hut zn nf the
souvenirs Wvre issued uue was
presented 60 each az the commission
End ore On the editor 20 each ~ IN"
local daily newspapers. The book
let iH handsomely bound iu moruec1
and on tns cover b printed the name
OF the person O. whom it eas pre-
scented n contains an exhaustive
resume ~ the Lake Washington
canal project In addition are many
interesting statistics touching on 50
attic as the mosi important entire
POT FOR che commerce - the Facihe.
Handsome photographs ~ beautiful
scenes In and around seattle are in
tsHsuersed throughout the book
enc member nf the rivers ard hars
burv commission expressed himself
iu This complimentary manner The
fnuNruir j. one ~ the haudsoussf
have seen. and Ne shall aii he giad
e. preserve 90 as a remeW hrunee nf
a most excellent part ~ nur caun-
try. and A thriving. up=to-dAie set
% business HFaule.
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CONTRACTS
WILL Be LET
Also Industrial School Site Will
Come Before Board Tonight.

important business vii come ur
before the board % school directors
At the regular monthly meeting TO-
night BIDS for school supplies FOR
the ensuing year vii BE- opened The
awarding % these contracts means
much 60 tire Bidders. az large sup
piles vii b. required for nftiug up
the new HiEh school building noN
nearing completion.
A final decision may be made In
tn matter ~ the location - the In
dustrlAl school on Mercer island.
Indications now point 10 removing
the school to the northeast end Of
the island. on the property - the
g.. e. tauikius estate This site Vas
talked - at TIRE outset. and nov.
seems O. be the best iocatton Tor the
school Those uhu complained 81
having the school located af East
Seattle have M objection 70 - be-
ing on the north end ~ the island.
Supt. Hartrauft fayors the cauiklna
property for the location ~ The
school. as there - more space and
better opportunity for the children
ta exereise. the board viii prohs bly
take some action on the matter to-
night
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STRIKERS
CAPTURED
UNAWARES

THAcKER. w Va. July s.
ON sunday morning Detective
Phillips and a posse went Into Ken
tutky and arrested nine striking
miners who have been the leaders
IN the recent troubles Two Of the
Daniels boys were among those ar
rested. They were armed With
Er1Ra IarEcnsfuH
Almost every night since the first
clash the Daniels have kept up
Ere from tho Kentucky side A. su-
pcrinteudent lambert and other ON
ployas uf the operators The deter
tfvrs took them hy surprise with lit
tIr realsteucs.
The prisoners were lodged IN the
Williamson Jail % await the action
80 the Kentucky courts.
The miners are thoroughly aroused
on every telegraph pole and fence
notices 20 the miners 81 the iuinnc=
ton granted by the federal court
are posted. The name Of each Nom
her Of the union appears on the no
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MUCH NEEDED
LIGHTHOUSES
To Be Built al Sentinel Island and
at Five Fingers.

\ Juneau pager publishes an In
teTvieW with Contractor Day, the
seAtfle man who has accepted a
govern meat contract to build two
lighthouse. one on Sentinel Island
and ore ~ G0utheagf Five Fingers.
or ire ronrt % G9utheaHtern Alaska
in which be gives out some interest
ing facts.
Contractor Days ulana ron.
template large and handsome rtr1oz
lures. comfortable and aolid M
Ike the ordinary mn % llRbthoJaes
and more on the plan q private roe
licences. The Sentinel island station
viii be two stories high. with a largo
attic. and viii be built 0f~wood Tn
tower viii be built IN the center. the
balcony and lantern rising above
the roof. IN height the building wifi
be only ~ feet from base 70 summit
with a foundation Of solid con
crete. 4 feature Of the building will
- the absence Of windows. A YER
snds will surround the house and
there viii Re accommodations FOR
two faspiliea
The lantern ain DO circular: oil
Will be gscf for sighting purposes.
having been found more preferable
than sss OF electricity. 40 oil house
giffleient - contain one yaar'a sup
ply of mineral oil will be built in
connection with the station. A for
signal station r. also a feature ~
the senunei island house. Com
FsFHsef AZ viii be used for the
trumpet
~ souinsart Five FIuzera tho
hfht and FOG signal station will be
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GIRLS FIGHT
over ''pINKY'
Both Wanted the Dear Man and Bat.
tie Ensued at Madison Park.

The thousands - pleasure seekers
A. Madison park sunday afternoon
were treated To q number that was
not on the program genuine
knock down. drHk out. hair pulling
fight between two young women.
4 mao was th~ cause II II all
GLADYS Cook had stolen" Mpudc
Somebody's beat fellow Maud
caught sight ~ Gladys prumenBainE
Nith her ernfwhiie love. and Mnude
made some uucompiimeuiarY re-
mark that wouldn't look well in
print. GLADYS released pfnk'a arm.
for such was the point ~ cautsn
tons name and walked hack ~
where Maude VAS standing. and
cruelty shaping her. Then the bat
tie began. For a moment they stood
up and knocked each other like pro-
feaaionnls. soon they remam berad
they were women and began 10 pull
hair and scratch. GLADYS vas Ia brt-
ter form than Maud. and In two
rounds put the latter 20 sleep
Mnude soon got her second wind and
started ~ GLADYS With a determln-
Cd fereeuess. just then the "a ~
policeman stepped in ard ended
what promised - be n killing
Friendg ~ the girls walked the com
hatau.s in opposite directions and
they cooled down without the city
jailH assistance.
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GAINING
Pakllng, klntuCk, and GarOnne
Handicapped MaChlnlsts
Get Eastern News.

The china Mutual steamship co.
Frank WUfrrhuuae CO. agents al
Seattle. now has three ships haudt-
capped hy the mathluIatu aud boiler
makers strike. The PAX Linz and
the hiuiuck. released last NYok nH
Euk eminent truupur o.. aud nov Ia
port had gousidsra bla extra work
and Some ,hauRva made in them hy
the Moran Co. Whom they became
Transports Now that the ships are
uu louEsr In thr Hert ice they wuat
b. turned hack 10 the china Mutual
60. lu the shape they Wrfc origin
ally received OWNS ta the strike.
Il IL said. that this Nark cannot be
dome and that failing To- tts accom-
pIishmsut the company vii be han
dtchpped
Tho FAX Ling Is now fast at the
Arlington dock
The iNiuturk b. DOWN a. Moran
Bros dock hut no work On her ma
chiuery is heinz done Tho Garonur|
stiH there TODAY. Win anchor at West
Seattle In a feN daYs pending the
settlement 81 the strike. when the
repairs on her viii be- completed
Delegate Dane ~ the loesi ma
chinists' union. returned Saturday
from an extensive trtp - Toronto.
Huualo. Chicago. 81 Paul MluneHpz
oils. spokane and Portland tn ex=
anime Into tho strike situation In
those cities he SAYS most 81 the
machine shops have granted "a .
hour day With 20 houta pay and
that complete victory b. the onN ter
minHfton ~ the strike in thr East
lie saws that Spokane aud Portland
manufacturer have also granted
the concessions asked hy the unions.
and the men are hack AZ work. and
that the only cities hanging nut on
the coast ar west are seattle. Taco.
ma and san Franelaro.
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Ions he VIII be In Seattle. however
n" VII roman IONS enough I" skHln /.
me thoroughly every site eHrled
now or any other mat hlsh' ne Tor
Halr le the government MI leNl'f
VII mako his report to the secretary
UT ih' treasury aho the announce
Went ot the ste selected WI ne
Haus from Washington. Nllet me
site ~ selected u must go through
several ehanurlH OF aprfoNh beie'e
ne a'eu can he ntae
The sites already offered are as
follows some nf them beinE rr"peH=
81 IN alHeIeht Hlfrs
y 'oteofan llue street betWr"n
lntia ana Fourth avenues, aahslso.
- '.eWh
\ iareoian. Same location, aaoNiAo
u - 99.
\ iafe"fhn, sam" location, -a'hi 500.
'z.e.e .H
\. aftoi nm llhe hlf'el ertW'Fn
et1"ht and Third avenues. .s'K $50
sila e't
\ 'areefHn. same location, s'eF
go slsn QUO
lahh lfnFlH = e. 'nlhWhlh street
hftNern Third and Fourth avenues
.a.k lsi tl5a. HNa
Melody choir block Iden =
knights addition between Madison
street Ieuih ana Eleventh avenues
rtht. hrtlnE hnd Marion streets
f.N-ah. taa. pa'
p. y 'H' kH'n. hgi "efn fi'h ael
HtNth avenues Washington AMI
Matn HtfectN= #fANs'h. tHna'a
p. ~, hHahs tIilh avenue. he
lN'tn NaHhtnEt"n ana Main streets
t2Nlsl 80
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SCARED

PHILADELPHIA. July - Not
only millionaire Tanker ThBrlee =.
barney and hlH family arH greatly
alarmed over the sending through
the mail "a MlsH laura Hafney. or
an informal mae hiue loaded with
Eunpawdsr. BIOS the families - other
miliiunairra. Nhu live In OEauta. are
fearful
since the Internal machine cpl
suds. all the homes ~ the million
Aires have brrn put under the eyes
nf detectives
Around tho tirrle thar Banker
Fsrney received his nfuf letter.
signed a X. A." asking for 1000
on peril q losing a mefnher - his
family By death. a letter was aIa1
received BY Townsend shHfplera
saying that the writer wanted $40 s.
90. and threatening 20 shoot AIRS
sharpieHs. - kifnap ore - thu
children. IN case thc money VAS not
fnftcomirE.
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combined this building will hc pie
turesuuelv unique I'm alnc Il VII be
one half that OF the Sentinel Island
station. \ tower rising Ike 4
church sterple funm the center. is
enc of the oddities. The building
viii be IT concrete the first story
vvatberbuar aud the sreoud.
which Will he used - living apart
ments far the keeper. viii be shIus.
led.
Work ON these much needed gov
crumcut buildings, which are said
% be the fartheat north Of any gov
eminent lighthouse stations vii he
begun immediately. aud rushed 60
completion.
The crying need 81 lighthouse sta
tluus at the following points I'm Alas
la has been rrcokr frd hy the suV-
rruueut lighthouse ha1rt
kldred rock H1lsfon island Point
Retreat rulnl Gardner cane om-
nancy Point SHuhorr fHirNaN iH-
land Guard ISLAND Mary island.
Cape Fox aud CHpe FaushaN.
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cruel ~ the limit Of human u0s.ih
altiea As ri0fia TaraH his eu HtHf
q wrrrun.. imuulrlNs. rwHytd hY
InNr uud IsulmHN waited hr The
winds ~ hsf emotions even 90 d.
frated hope and tn death Th1t the
rulHH thuurb 30 opposite. muy Hf the
Hnms tlmg Hr starred. iH "a Tribute ne
IfHa 90 NJ MurIaHrII who develop
80 sHHrriu. than fu NJ. aHfduu
Action Ia thu uIny ia based on Ia
TuHgB'H love and jealousy aud The
HHHuaotgH dIHtHfnitY nf hrr lover fa
tuiY.H cause during Napoleon a.
gHH1snrN Hamr De- fhe scene ~ al
action. most &C f. revolving about
the count uf queen Marie Caroline
brIlarntinn IT the imuutHIReurHH of
the national italian character lH i
marked feature uf the production.
If.auflfui court HIsufH give tht eos
uW.n HHd r.aHs painter au aIuai
tuuIfY uHt WuHtel t'H. uf thH cal
Diuma Il HIsu noted artistic feature
Ia iHHeu Will continue al week
Fedora. being next weeks bin.
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HER
STRENGTH
GAVE WAY
Alice Wagner "HOboed''
in Search of a Sister
and Kindness.

NEW oULEASs. July Tn
climax OF "a remarkable story wHa
written hrrr yesterday when Alice
Wagner. ~. FROM Cincinnati whp
WAS picked up unconscious ON the
river fruut Saturday afternoon and
taken ta the polite station. wHH fc.
moved by ths family ef school
friend. Wbu reHd in the newspapers
or the Rifl'H piiEht The Firin had
attended "a northern convent tuHrthz
e. La the latter part af May Miss
Wagner. who Was living With hrr
sister Mrs Etta Martin an Walnut
street. cincinnati. determined ta 80
GO san Francisco tn another sister.
because she and MrH Martin could
not get along together Ehr start
- out With 81 90 dud had huhasd
thlH far when her strength failed.
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THEY QUIT
WHEN TOLD
There Was a Strike on
Among C. P. Men.

VANCOUVER. =. G.. July SIX
bridge carpenters arrived IN this city
yesterday from Portland, where they
had been hired By an employment
agency TO work out % the city At
s. % day" They found their destIn-
alton was on the g T. y where A
general strike Of workman prevails.
This fact they were not aware Of
hen engaged. The president Of the
Trades ard Labor council waited on
them. and they readily consented 20
return to Portland. for which point
they started last night
The men were brought 10 Victoria
md thence 20 Vancouver. 10 diHa ffn
suspicion that they were being
brought IN violation u the allen
ta Dor Laws
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

QUEEN city Employment ONCE.
1914 Third avenue, phone. Black
372l General homework girls,
and boys Positions ~ all kinds
alled. n you want employment
cooks. chnmbcrmaidH, Mattresses,
second glrla, etc. work for men
at once. come to our office.