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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10
WIRELESS BY BICYCLE.
Portable Light Telegraph Apparatus
which German Army Will Use
in Africa.

A very light portable wireless OUT
at. TO be used by the German army in
Africa, is described by DR.. Alfred
Gradenwitz, in the Scientific Amer
lean. Says the writer:
Chiefly remarkable in this portable
outfit are the means Of generating
energy. A bicycle dynamo is used.
The constructive principle of the latter
is simple. A small direct-current
dynamo of about 100 watts output is
fitted to a bicycle frame. The rider
If he may be so called, keeps the ma
chine going by smart pedaling. From
the sprocket of the bicycle frame the
movement is transmitted to the dyna-
mo by means of belt. driving a spe-
cially designed aluminium disk, the
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10

which, under ordinary conditions and at
the ordinary temperature, is firm and
Lnsoluble: Such film naturally will
produce upon exposure an exact i'm
preston. If the film is subjected to a
moderate degree of heat, however, 1t
will become soluble and run.
Gin manufacturing ordinary photo
graphic plates the collodion film is
flowed onto a plate that has received
coat OF gelatin. This causes it to ad-
here firmly to the glass plate. The
caricature photograph, however, Is pro-
duced by the use Of what is known as
a stripping plate, in which the film is
flowed onto a plate whieh has been
merely edged with a gelatin coating.
This leaves all of the plate but the
edge plain glass to which the gelatin
does not adhere. BY the use of knife
blade the film in this kind Of plate can
be readily removed, which constitutes
the first step in the process of carl
cature photography.
"By the application of heat from q
gas lamp the film can be easily
bLIElCu6u lulO dAAlAOoL any N0uNbANdDlB
shape, with the drawback, however, as
any amateur. can testify. that the
Image is liable to be blurred and in
fact hopelessly distorted. In order to
control the stretching in such a way
as to get the desired result, the film
is treated with chemical preparation
the ingredients of which are a secret
OF the inventor of the process. The
degree of success which has been at
tanned in applying this formula in ac-
curately controlling the reshaping OF
the image is shown in the illustration
representing a man walking down the
street. The figure of a man is repre-
scented in the picture caricatured, while
all OF the other objects shown retain
their normal form.
Applying this principle to a single
figure OF human being, any portion
of the person may be altered as desired,
thus producing an accurate caricaturs.
The possibilities are limited only to
the ingenuity of the photographer.
One ear may be elongated; the nose ex-
tended to appear foot In length. while
all the other features remain un-
changed; one cheek can be Inflated IKE
a balloon. or the neck stretched to the
size Of a finger or drawn out longer
than the body
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10

a b4C CLh GtANEhAIlNO SIAIlONs
ratio Of transmission being 80 de-
signed as to have the dynamo produce
sparks Of four millimeters length in
the induction coil. in normal opera
ton. AS the dynamo is located in
front of the operator, the latter is in
a position at any moment to supervise
its uniform activity. The weight of
the dynamo outfit is 80 Kilograms go
pounds. In the place Of the device
above described. a stationary moto-
cycle with dynamo fitted on can be
used. Apart from the dynamo a port
able accumulation battery can be made
use of to supply the energy required.
The battery includes eight cells ZIG
volts, possessing a capacity Of about
80 ampere-hours with five hours dis
charge. The admissible limit of dis
charging intensity is about rs per cent.
greater than the energy necessary in
normal working order. The cells are
enclosed in an ebonite box, which Is
in turn divided into two compartments
of 30 Kilograms weight each"
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10
CHAPTER xxi.

Monday morning. II days exactly
from that last and memorable meeting
Of the directors Of the Nicaragua Mid
land, when Paul North's coming was
awaited In vain. Thornton stackhouss
staggered into the once OF netectlVo
Lamm
a few hours had wrought Q great
change IL the man--a change FOR the
worst oareworn before he was gov
absolutely haggard But one look was
needed 70 assure Mr. I.amm that hts
visltor had passed alosDsaas
wretehad night.
unmlsfakahle signs q debaucb. too.
wore % BE observed Hia lips twltceed
etFHnGeiy: re Liner Of Ne anxious
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10
Hand 100 Apain Bentsn.

In riveting with pneumatic hammers,
two men and one heater average 500
riyets In len hours. whereas by hand
$50 riyets is good days work fog
three men and one heater. The cosa
per riyet. according to the Engineer
ing and Mining Journal was ie2 cents
by pneumatic hammer, and s.6s cents
BY hand. On o.. 4sO rivets In a snip.
yard at Chicago che machine cost was
/ cent 10 us cents tbs hand cost SIS
sants 10 as eeass,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10


WAS CURLING.
dark. The shadow Of crime, once it
falls on a mans life, can never be
lifted. You know how terribly true
that is, Mr.. Lamm This is no more
than my just deserts. No more. Yes,
am going away. Whatever the risk
care not. Why should stay in this
city Of torment?"
Mr.. Lamm gave another friendly
touch upon the shoulder of the defect
ed figure, but his own look of anxiety
was only intensified
''Wait!" said the detective, in tones
OF sympathy. THE truth is coming
and 1t Is coming fast. You have trust
ed me so far. Don't cast my advice
to the winds now"
II do not care the turn OF my hand
whether the truth comes out to-day or
tomorrow, or never" gloomily an
swered Staekhouse, looking at the face
bent near his own, with hollow, de-
spairing eyes Il have no longer any
interest In any possible event that may
happen to me. But out of this horrible
place and these horrible surroundings
l mean to go, and Without delay. Mr..
Lamm, thank you again for the no.
BILE way in which you have helped me. .
Don't speak Of that" interposed
Mr.. Lamm.
Il must speak Of 1t. In all my tIou-
BILE and remorse have not forgotten
1t. And now let me have your Dill,
Mr.. Lamm, and will draw my check
for the amount at once the last check
that Thornton Stackhouse win ever
fill out in Boston"
my dear sir" Mr.. Lamm remon-
strated, Il have no bill to present.
Why, my work "a not done yet. When
the proper time comes / shall not for
get 1t, be sure OF that he added. with
assumed lightness Of manner.
stackhouse got up rather unsteadily,
but with a flied purpose in his look.
LET me so into your inner Office, ("
be asked, aapd make out a check II
It's only as matter OF form. Besides,
l want to write q moment on another
matter. and should like to be undis-
tuTbed BY any chance caller you might
have"
Mr.. Lamm wps at the door Of his
little den In moment, opened his
desk, and placed pen and paper st his
visitors disposal stackhouse sat
down, and the detective went out. soft
~ closing the door upon the client a.
bis work
Reused from certain regretful mo-
mentary meditations ~ the entrances
OF his trusted worker, Bill, Mr..
I.amm began n talk with him IN an
uldertone.
Ia the very middle OF their hushed
conference both men started and
looked wildly around
The sound Of an explosion came 20
their ears with terrible distluetness.
II was unmiaiakably pistol shot
Moved by common lnpuiss, both
rushed toward tho inner ONCE. When
Detective I.amm pushed open the door
ana went b. hla Subordinate was close
behind.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10

The Black Hills beetle has killed be-
tween 70O.0OO.OOl ana 1000. 900. zoe
feet Of timber in the Black Hnis for-
est reserve II Is also doing a 10. OF
harm ~ Colorado and New Mexico.
The government has issued pamphlet
on the way 70 aght 4 by telling and
barking infested treeA
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10

Gladys III she thinks her young man
is such a paragon Of perfection, why
does she watch him so eloselyg
Esmeralda She ID afraid he Il to-
good 10 be true Chicago Tribune.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10
pIua 81 go uniforIna.

Trials are now being plade Ia the
German army IS % whether the blue
and dark uniforms 81 the intactrs haF
better "a eIahanged lor eva, A.otD.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10
Hoss and Hosa.

Nordy-Few men practice what they
preach.
Butts-True. But things even ~.
Few men preach what they practice
shssngo SUN.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-05-10
CURIOUS ARcHED TREE.
Oak Tree Near Wharton, O., Which
Has Made Most Striking Nat
ural Growth.

John S. Welter, of Upper Sandusky,
o., sends to the Scientific American the
accompanying photograph OF an oak
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

W. D. Gordon Co., licensed aucttoneers; '1S
. years, experience. 1926 Guaranty. Both phones.
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AUCTION. SALES
~~"N~~~~~N>~%N~~ ~~o~N~N~~N~>
ANTIQuES AT Auction

ANTIQUES AT AUCTION.
Will sell at auction Tuesday next, 18th,
tique and modern high-class household fur
nishings including ChippendGle chairs, ladies'
work tables. Dutch marquetry card table. one
pse s sa pap su
one spinning Wheel one claw foot library
table one fine carved Cromwell arm chair. fire
silver tray. steak platters. entree dishes.
casters tea caddies. muffineers roast: plat
tiers. solid Dutch silver articles: mahogany
crystal glass candelabra. brass. and. copper
articles. sliding top tables. steel engrayings.
oil paintings and water colors, chtld's mahog-
colonial rockers. odd chairs. upright piano,
cost $3.50; brass bed. boz springs and hair
antique hall clock. desks, mirrors, and many
other items; all without the slightest reserve,
at No. II 9Th st ~. four: doors from sHenne-
pin av. Hubert .Bown, Auctioneer. -
ORDER OF OWNER, WHO IS
going to Europe I ,Yill sell at auction Tues
day next. 11th. at 10 am. sharp, the elegant
furnishings, of a l2room residence, consisting
ers, chifonniers. one mahogany dressing table
brass and iron beds. bedding, rugs. carpets
fine upright piano, portieres. mahogany and oak
rockers. leather library furniture, weathered
oak pieces, fine dining-room furniture, dining
chairs in Spanish leather, china closet, china
glass and silverware. library. and center tables
secretary bookcase. open and glazed bookcase,
pier mirrors, rattan rockers and chairs, parlor
desk lamps. brio -a-brac. mantel clock, couches
two steel bed couches. books, roll top desk,
front gas range, one upright combina ton
sideboard. and folding bed, cost $685.: oil
KtsIen and aSg
laneous items all without rescrve;y moved for
convenience of sale to No. II 9Th st N, four
doors from Hennepin av. Hubert Bown, Auc-
tioneer : - -. =: - : esf
W. D. Gordon Co., licensed aucttoneers; Is
yaarS, arDerienca- S25 Guaranty. Both phones.
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FOR RENT !.
For Rent I'm unfinished Houses.
Continued. II
y = - ,.I.2I. -tfl,l-.s q
DAVID P. JONES' & CO.,
Rental Department,
Ill : 4th St.
Both Phones 1910. 5'

s.., DAVID P. JONES' & co.. gA-ssas
! $3.50 EFA,- Rental Department, ss
;si 3t IS " Ill z4th ST. $. u stt %,.zl}a$}
Both Phones 1870. @t3 !s&
$eo.oo-No 1914. pa aSuses s. +. ,oon,s .ta.n,
T. e. -d heat; large lot.
NO y: i.ZS sth,.ay n, ID rooms, modern; fine
500 oe-No leir Portland av, s rooms, all
90, 20 modern; fine location.
$ $1s N eos h 27th ST rooms, modern.
81 $500 oo-No 2544 Sd ay IS, o rooms, water s.
$l1o ~, NJ 1884 lst nv SIS rooms and barn.
! 5000 No. 1908 18th av M rooms.
Il outside fiat. 5ET*1sl. - a ~
60. ., -. rooms; fine shape. ' 40 - -
$ $S7 90 s25 18th st, third floor, rooms.
$zo'oo-No. 1865 Portland av, second floor, 4
.. 90 Flats-Not Heated. = r..
'oelso. ga 9TH ays n second floor, rooms,
s 1922 eH fspt a as second floor fine
rooms. duplex house, seperate entrance
n Dsed AN ana Front front; good furnace; party
GOO ~ Sseu" SIX tons of coke last winter.
2%@oVo-No. 9l7 I'D av s. second floor, new
car oo mousse, six rooms, modern.
rooms S@l4 n,od deh az s., second floor, g
s,r ~ condition; walking distance. ~. =.
~ .oo--N NO" OLA W Lake st, second floor, &
81 "a rooms, modern except heat. ',,,,-
pAo:oo--.s " ol4 W Lake ST., second floor, %
cod - rooms, modern except heat : -.
,@o@'oo-No 1915 10th s, second foor,- 8
'-;-- rooms, hot water heating plant. -
Rooms. -.@. 90
S12eo-No sos 18th av ~, first floor, 4 rooms,
sl2:oo-No soeA 18th ay N, second floor, 4
$e.oo-No. 1926 5th AZ s, second floor. 4
90 ~ rooms. water, etc. F-l's'
SSoo- No., 1888 LOT aoth st s., 8 rooms, water,
Onoo A'oAAos .--.--- ,..-~,
No. 1886 b Franklin av.'3 -"
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-IF THIS AID CATCHES THE EYE
Of live, ambitious person DESTROYS Of bet
tering his condition, write us for our money
making. proposition selling stereoscopic pho
tographs. Let prove that you like. our
other agents make from So to SIS daily
above expenses: exclusive territory. Griffith
& Griffith, 217 Abel Bldg, Chicago. :,
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62S 18th 8. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND
lark az, by owner; will sell or rent for two
Nfor large family or rooming house; seven bed
rooms and bath upstairs. seven rooms down
stars; large porch. large barn. with coach
man 8 room: S8-foot front; nice trees: house
has ail up-to-date modern improvements. l..
20. Gold. 701 Hennepin av -. -
HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS:
1alI OF double; hardwood floors and lnish
water heater; gas and gas range and double
Garland heater furnace: effect upstairs; full
basement: storm windows and screens; warm
ana good condition; price right to small fam
ny without children. 1906 w Lake st. See
owner. 2945 .Aldrich av s. ~
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WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF THE ,CELE-
brated Eastman kodaks and Photographic sup.
plies. Amateur, developing and finishing
promptly done. New England Furniture &
Carpet Co., corner 1st av S and 9th ST.
YOUR CREDIT rs GOOD FOR a CAMERA or
kodak at T. v. Moreau & Co., 616 Nicolfet ay.
We do developing and printing; employ only
experts; prices reasonable. -z.-.
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: STOVE REPAIRS ...s,s.ss.....
S~~~-~<~o~oN-oa>HS@
o. s. STOVE REPAIR co., IS Sd at S;-sToYEs
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones
PROMPT service $Fs35s 80 tsEE -slF
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WALTER L. BADGERS RENTAL LIST,
l., ara''I Z Oneida; Bldg.,-
= Corner 1st sAN s. and 4thr st. =.


! ','r Corner list eAX s. and 4thr st. =
Flats
1900 Blaisdell ay,s I'd floor, 6 rooms, -.
s Il. modern, steam heat =: $4,000
1925, Hawthorn av list floor 6 rooms; ii
-! -, modern, steam Heat $500
1925 Hawthorn av,ss 3D. floor, 6e'roo1ns, :l9'
modern. steam heat u! ~. $50
oo- efn, steam heat" :: IS: 90
1925 Stevens az Sd floor. 6 rooms. mod
- IA era, steam IreRE E{.a...1u!E u 81 81: 80
1922 Stevens aN alst aafoors rooms, mod-.[-
- y ern, steam heat ...... 80. 40 90
1O3 HepnepinN ay, fiat p 5 rooms, mod
; = fern. ssteam heat ................' So. 90
51ei Plymouth av,z I'd floor rooms, ,ti,,
! -1fq modern except heat (fat A.. :. 1900
OF Hennepin av. % floor. 4 rooms, city ~
! ..,I... 49,. Houses. - . -
422 Ridgewood av, - rooms, modern. :. $50. 90
2429 1st ay S, 10 rooms, modern ..:;;.... so 90
l4l3 Harmon place, 70 rooms, modern =
! 49,. Combination Steam and hot airy. 5000
I'LL Hawthorn av, 1875 rooms, modern TO-
" ." Combination heat) ........ ..:.. 60.OO
:" - Stores. '-'t,' .s".l
731,.and 1873 Hennepin ay, large store and. base
:ment;. will be divided.ar, -, -...,-.,
5194 Central Eav; 20x65, and basement. IL
523-o25 Central av, I'd and Sd floors. 4Ox1OO #.
12O3-5. Sd ST. S. double store and basement. -
104:2d st NJ, 2Ox40, I'd floor, steam heat.
Hop I'd st N, 4th floor, steam heat =.
! 8 18th st S, 2OX40 #, ,.y,>. 49,
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RENTALS.
wGod oors gas ztures a aSSs
= btnations heating plant barn; every
''= thing in hrst-class, condition; occupancy
$45oo-117 Highland av, II rooms, thoroughly
modern, good barn.
sa5oo-1 II Vine PLACE, g rooms south side
- block to best car line in city; thorough
~ modern and in good condition.
$325O-2551 Grand av,- second floor of duplex
. house, 6 rooms, with laundry and ser
wants room; fine heating plant and
combination light fixtures.
: 14th st; rooms ns AM 'I bath. steam heat
~. ed; easy walking distance to postoffice
J. Schutt' & Son,
216 Security Bank Building.
;sLoANE-Moc OCH AGENCY, - -
Oneida Block 49,. 1O4 18th st S.. IT,:
$35-s rooms each, new double house cleo.
tri Su;a light, hot water heater hardwood hoors
$4o-Modern, Emerson S and 9th st. D.:
$35-Modern, Park Az and 32d st
$$2255-Parttly modern, ,,4th av S and g. S2d st,
$22-Partly MODERN Stevens and 32d st.
:$35-Modern, Oakland and oath st. -. ,
- sI5-PaStly moderny 18th ay S and 9Th ST.:
:" $25-PartyIs modern; -Girard av N and 9th.
- $31-2d floor, duplex, 9th st SE..r& .-:--
$2o-6: rooms, partly modern, 18th st, near
Family hotel for rent, 80 rooms. modern,
steam heat: inside. 18th ST. on prominent av.
Care Ct flats and houses specially: -
20 90 % o o 90 60 % % o.. 0
S714 Stevens av, seven rooms, all mod o
% ern except heat; newly remodeled; o
0 600 open e!, nickel plumbing; S22. o
o -: $3.50 $3.50 seven fo0"s' al '"99oern' 9 9
. eoe-Sos. IN st. 81, two all modern, .
o first and second floors; $40. -. o
% Suldow Dredge Co., - o
o 433 Andrus" Building. = o
o % o. %. o Q % o Q
THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE OWNERS.
/ ~ ., 500 Temple Court e., a. -.
+ 4 81 Rental List. 3. $3.50. >, ;.
$37.5O-Beautiful six-room ground floor
apartment; SIS 18th st; every convenience;
:oo-seven-room ground floor duplex
apartment heated and hot water: 1916 Linden
av: facing Wilson Park walking distance.
$6o-Elegant efght-room strictly new sec.
ond floor duplex apartment heated, etc; 2436
Nicollet av. Possession any time. III
24s7, GARFIELD Ay. 9 ROOMS, ALL MOD
I 80 s241 list av ST. rooms. modern except heat,
e, ss22 PsnP 81 n rooms new and modern
i've rooms. first h acer, fo sio st'0O n00f 20
Corner Dupont and soth av N, 8 rooms, city
W: II Gould. 52e Boston Block. -. y. y. 7
FOR RENT--s15. 2715 9Th Az S, FIVE RooMs
s15-2s16 18th az s. six rooms, cistern, well
and gas. ~
s2o-s26o3 Grand av s. six rooms modern ex-
cept Heat
Barnes Bros, FL,
-..-------. 104 4th st $. Oneida Block
+se2. Sole 18th Az sE..FIvE ROOMS.
S20Li916 Hillside av 8 rooms; modern ex-
cept heat $50
sl5--1s51 L, s1stfE, st. 5 rooms, newly decor
h ated. cistern and we'll . s,ssa :
$15-2229 It'll st S. store. u ~
Charles II. Morton CO. 800 1902 Nicol1et sa az.
CHARM1NGLY LOCATED, CALHOUN PARK
3 and boulevard, upper suite. 45 rooms, gas;
city water steam-heat. Residence sphune,, $.
TO LET--sIx ROOMS STRICTLY MODERN,
: second floor; hot water heat, gas range liz
Guided. s25. 430 4th st ~ 7. G.. 1898. S.
erns except heat ten blocks from West Hotel;
walking distance. 100Sh 9TH ct n.
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Befofe Duy1ng or Selling any. WeII-knOWn
stock, secure my quotations.. ADVICE free. Cor
respondence solicited
All Nevada stocks sold on time payments
if desired. 49," - ,'s,&.
The Panhandle Smelter has started and at
my price investors now should make 500 per
cent before Christmas. -
See me before selling your life insurance
policies: . pay much more for them than the
companies will. .,..,.
r. B. Higbee,
sos, 5O9 $40, 511 Germania Life Building
st, Paul, Mimi, Both telephones.
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SITUATIONS .wANTED

-1l-SC. = ;, srs = ~ !. -
Female.
Continued - .ts;s.s ~
M1DDLE-AGED, TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN
wishes position with family to do sewing ind
light housework or take caret Of children. tAda
--drsss ISIS. journal: - 60. -
EXPERIENCED LADY sTENodRAPHER DE-
sires permanent position; rapid and accurate.
Telephone Main u L or address Stenographelsa
2o5 = Grant st. yls : .assIz. -,s,.G :
LET NE DO YOUR sTENoaRAPHI0 WORK:
Gapey sopyssF paap
notary public 84s " IN Il 80 &. ~
EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER; LATEST FALL
styles; wishes engagements In families: 81
per per day; jacket suits specially. Address
REFINED, RESPECTABLE, LADY, ALSO A
good cook, wishing situation as housekeeper
for respectable gentleman here IN city. TIA
POSITION By WOMAN IN SOUTHERN WIN
ter resort, in any domestic capacity, to pay
for board and room Of invalid. Address 6525,
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT WOMAN WILL
work by day or hour canning fruit. making.
jellies, preserves and pickles. Telephone So
YOUNG WIDOW, THOROUGHLY EXPERT.
good, reliable firm. Address 1853, Journal (
YOUNG WOMAN sTENoGRAPHER WITH
college education wants permanent position;
good references. Address 7l44, journal.
LADY WOULD LIKE TO. ADDRESS ENvEL-
opes. and fold circulars at home: have had
experience. Address 6S3S. Journal. -
A LADY WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE.
keeper in widower's family: can furnish
good reference. Call T. G. 10SA9. -
A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
cashier or saleslady; some experience in gro-
ceries. Address 1888, Journal. :. r.
DRESsMAKING AND ALL KINDS OF SEW
ing; make specially in ladies' underwear.
% Eastman av, fiat 2. - '---. -, - 'r- :
COMPETENT sTENoGRAPHER WITH SOME
experience in bookkeeping desires. position.
Address 7047 Journal -.
BRIGHT AND COMPETENT YOUNG LADY
stenographer desires position; experienced
Address 694S. Journal s4.>
COMPETENT GIRL WISHES POSITION IN
family for general housework. South % iL-2,
Sunday morning. ts~sa .1,:. -.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE WOULD LIKE A
few confinement cases; has good references.
1858, Journal. - = : -
EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER WOULD LIKE
to do sewing at your home Address $685.,
Journal. 49,, T.: $500 ..-~-.~
EXPERIENCED SECOND GIRL WOULD, LIKE
position; good hand, sewer. Address 1880.
Journal
DREssMAKER WANTS. WORK: BY DAY;
good cutter and filter. 2122 .22d, :av S.