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EouAL1zArIoN mETHoDs

The assumption Of the right on the part
Of the State Board of Equalization to raise
all the assessments Of san Francisco be-
cause some of them were too low placed
taxpayers under a seeming necessity to.
slow the State Board that Individual as
sessUeuts in other counties were also too
low From the manner in which the State
B@rl questioned the Assessor and his as
siStants on Monday, it appears that the
gathering of information OF this sort Is re-
garded as a kind of a-crime. The Assessor
was questioned sharply as TO the parties
who had contributed TO the fund for the
payment of deputies sent to the several
counties, with the apparent purpose OF
creating the impression that taxpayers con-
:tributiug to this fund were doing so to
6lvert attention from their own assessment
The threat of the board to raise the San
Francisco assessment has subjected certain
Of our large Taxpayers to considerable
trouble and expense. In addition to this the
=iHttmaton is thrown out by the State Board
that inxeollecting information in regard to
lie assessments Of other counties they are
doing. melting they ought not to do. MI
Beamer# is reported as saying with con-
Siderable emphasis that he considered
It tile business of the board when
individual ! taxpayers of San Francisco
false .nioney.to pay the expenses ofexperts
TO Investigate the assessments Of other
-e6unties. ! 1t seems to*us that these indi-
ylddal tax payers are acting in .self-defense.
TIE State. Board proposed TO. raise the en-
+ tire valuation of this county because, indi-.
yidual assessments were believed TO be
too low. Was it. not natural under this
threat tHat*the individual taxpayers should
show that. assessments in other counties
were cores pondingly low If there is any
doubt about the law under which the State
Board IS acting as TO its right to raise the
whole assessment of a county because some
" Of them=are found to be too low it should be
removed as speedily as pc ssible. The bust
ness of the State Board should be confined
10 the eqlalizing* Of assessments among
counties Wnen it shall appear that the
aggregate assessment in any county falls
below the average the. State Board should
hiYe power to- raise itWhatever per cent it
:, was below. The work of equalizing within
a. county should be-5left, to county boards.
+ So that the aggregate presented by county
is equal in respect to valuation to the aver
age among counties the State Board are. not
concerned as to tile processes:by which that
aggregate was reached. 1t lis desirable, of
eouf Sc, that property within.a county should
= be fairly assessed, but the State Board is not
tile proper bod y.tO-accompishsthi work. ::
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below. and the touch of a steel surface raises
a blister on the skin. Heat is enervating
when it is continuous, night and day, and
when it is accompanied by dampness in the
atmosphere; and cold in the same way
paralyzes the energies when it is so constant
that people have to concentrate their
thoughts on keeping warm. So. long as
variations of temperature succeed each
other, mankind adapts itself to occasional
extremes, without loss of vital power.
Indeed, it may be a question whether
human vigor is not impaired by monotonY
of climate. 1t is highly desirable for in
valids thatth range OF the mercury in the
therm ometer should be as limited as pos
sible, but for persons in robust health a
heated term and cold snap may not be
without their advantages To thrive the
human race must have change. Summer
must succeed winter, and heat must follow
cold; there should be dry seasons and wet
seasons; spells of calm weather, diversified
by storms; periods when the sun never hides
his face, and other periods when he never
shows it. So long as these atmospheric
vieissitudes are not loo abrupt they are
beneficial; the nations which have stamped
their impress the most plainly on history
have lived where they were common.
Meantime, in this city of ours, it behooves
prudent people to adjust themselves to the
heated term which the Weather Bureau pre-
diets when the mercury is in the eighties.
A very moderate amountof outdoor exercise
will start perspiraton, and on cable-car
running west trip on a dummy viii as GER
tainly check it. The operation is full of
danger The strongest man in the world
cannot pass from street or room in which
the heat is overpowering, and face the cold
damp sea fog pouring in through the Golden
Gate without putting his respiratory system
to severe strain. In ten minutes cold
may be caught which may ripen into pneu-
monia. In our few torrid spells, mothers
think it kind to dispatch their children to
the playground in the park, and often neg
lect to cIothe their poor little perspiring
bodies with protection against the searching
wind that sweeps over the hogback west of
| the cemeteries; then they are surprised and
complain of the cruelty of Providence when
they are laid up with throat and lung trou-
| bic, and the utmost skill OF the physician
hardly ayails to save them. We have laws
against murder by the knife and the gun
and the bludgeon; unhappily we have none
against murder by ignorance and negligence
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BRITISH AND Americas CREWS.


Comparing the crews of the British man
of-war Garnet and Of the Charleston, the
San Diego Union regrets to find that while
the British crew is British the American
crew is not American. The Union imagines
that the fact that the American navy is
manned largely by foreigners is due TO some
radical defect in the policy either OF the de-
partment or OF Congress. Probably the in
dnstrial condition of the two countries has
more to do with the difference noted than
national policies. Americans DO not enlist
on nlen-of-war because they can find some
thing better TO do. The English are about
as well off on board of one of their war
vessels as at work on shore. The pressure
for food is not so hard in this country as in
Europe. Even Hramps generally manage TO
get enough to eat. There are so many
people that can spare meal without really
missing it that the ne'er-do-Weil contripes
to subsiSt without work. But when
majority Of workers find il as much as they
can do to feed themselves the professional
beggars fare hard. 1t is desirable ahst
some means may be 2ound 20 increase the
proportion of Americans in our navy. But
it should be borne in mind that except
against the country OF his nativity every
foreigner resident in this country is Ameri-
can in feeling. The British born American
sailor might not like to fghta British Ship
but he would be just as ready TO fight one
of any other nationality as an Americans.
In fact the animosities among European
nations is such that natives of one country
enter into struggle against another with
more zest than the American would feel. 80
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EDtTORlAM NOTES.

a recent yisItor to the large lace factory at
Venice, now running under the direct patronage
OF the Queen, was shown acme wonderful;
articles, searfs, shawls, mantillas; spreads and
handkerchief some OF which required six
! mon rs to produce Them and which were offered
for what was regarded as fidienlousy low:
price. When the visitor expressed astonishment:
and asked how ii was possible TO dispose of so.
exquisite a fabric for such an insignificant sum,
s the manager OF The department. who had been In
America, said with a peculiar smile, well, We
pay ourglrls seven cents day. If:it were not
for protection the goods manufactured In Venice
and other places where wages are bout on the
same level would be thrown on this market, rob-
+ bing the home workers OF employment If
people VIII iBsst on having foreign Silks, laces,
yelYets and similar luxurles, the advocates of
McKinleyism believe in letting them pay for
them. - -
Commenting on the result of the Canadian
census, Sir Richard Cartwright declares the
: Showing bad enc. Three OF the maritime
provinces have remained absolutely stationary,
and tile Increase In Ontario and Quebec is less
than per cent per annnm. The Government =,
declares Sir Richard, Increased the taxation so
per cent, while the population has only Increased
l per cent, less than the natural increase. The
natural Increase is placed at Copper cent for the
decade, yet Canada has only retained IL per
cent. The remainder OF the $4,000 immi-
grants who came to Canada during the decade,
aud upon whom The Dominion Government
spent 81, 100000, have all crossed the border,
where they are able TO earn a livelihood without
having TO pay all their earnings into The Do
minion Treasury"
Torpedo.boat 2, for the construction OF which
the Navy Department has received two bids,
ought to be reeord-breaker. The speclfiea
tons call for vessel With speed of twenty
four knots maintained successfully for two con-
seeutiye hours. For each additional quarter up
to ana including the twenty fifth knot, pre-
MUM of $500 quarter is offered. Each quar-
ter knot above this limit will be paid for at the
rate OF $500.
Dsafectlon seems to be on the Increase In
india. The ST. James Gazette declares the
country is In a dangerous stale OF ebulitiOn,
and since the marriage reforms were inaugu-
rated the discomfort has been OF rapid growth.
Many large cities are ready 10 burst into sed-
ton and VIII be difficult 10 control Altogether
the prospect is considered a gloomy one.
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WEATHER FORECAST.



san FRANclsco, September /, ls9I-5P NJ
Wee Their Conditions and General Forecast.
The sudden and unexpected appearance of cy-
clontc disturbance near Yaneouye Island has COM
pletely changed the weather OF the Pacific Coast
States. The barometer has fallen from British Co
.Iumhia to Mexico. and IS below The normal at all
stations except in Eastern Washington and Eastern
ureEou The rapid disappearance OF the area of gh
blr0megrfc pressure near Montana is remarkable
The winds have shifted southerIy in Northern
California and Nevada. and to north and east In
.ltreron and Washington The warm wave which
started yesterday In California VIII be replaced by
much lower temperatures. especially in the Interior
0rtle northern portion There wiz be slight changes
IN SouIhern California and Arizona. Fogs and
clouds VIII develop along the coast and gradually
mos inland the valleys The humidity IN the
et5aiisphsre VIII increase with sultriness in some
in- Fjias. Tie cool wave in Greg on and Washing
Ton VIII be replaced by decidedly warmer weather.
lair weather has prevailed in all districts. Local
rains VIII begin in the mountains.
recast TIL P. NJ. Wednesday,.
. For Northern CallfornIa-Fair weather, except
f5t rains on northwest coast south to west winds
..i=aUly stationary temperature, except cooler in
southeast portion fog and cloud along the coast
FOR Southern CaIitornia-Fair weather; south to
W esr winds. nearly stationary temperature, except
c.,0leI at Los Angeles and vicinity; fog and clouds
a org the coast.
For oregon and washingtOn-Far weather, except
light raiHs along the Washington coast; north to
tasi winds; generally warmer: warm wave.
JOHN p. finley,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry A. 5. o., in charge
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srRsCRIprFoN RATES

DAILY CALL QncludiHg sundays, ST per year by
Ensil. postpaid; 10 cents per week, 65 cents per
calender month, through carriers, DAILY CALL.
eve copies, three months, IS rs. SUNDAY CALL
(si9teen pages, 81 so per year postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. 81 50 per year post
paid WEEKLY CALL (eight pagesl. 81 p per year
PostlaI GUIDE OF ten. sent to one addressl SO.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
b v. p =. 5. aloon.s raassss.. 3
NoTIGHI

Aay Of ourpatrons rho fail 70 find THE
MORNING CALICO sale ~ trob-toys
tiijeoWer a faror by notifying this office OF
u.tJGct, naming tie date and trdiR.
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Joost Brothers Incorporated.

corporation called Joost Brothers has
been formed to deal in hardware and tools.
The company's capital stock is $3.50, 900, of
which $500 has been subscribed by Fabian
and Behrend Joost, William Thyarks, J. l.
LAWYERS and e. Z. A. Foster.
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eeb Montgomery street. near Clay open until IL
o'clock ?. N. BRANCH OFFICES: ITO MarSei
street near Kearny open until IL O'Clock midnight;
95P Hayes street. open until ESQ o'clock sos
Larkfn street opeH until gao O'Clock; 25lS Mission
street. open untH O'Clock p. NJ. and 116 Ninth
q street open until 9 30 p. N.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM.
EiER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going 60 the
country during the summer months can
havo THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for week or longer at regular subscrip-
ton rates, 15c. per week. Give order to
carrier or send TO business office. .-
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The .DIning-Cor g.ine.

For comfort take the Union Racidc Hallway, tho
only IiEe running through Pullman sleepIng.cars
without change betw cen San Francisco and Chicago
with dining-cars the entire distance, arriving In
Chicago and all Eastern cities twenty-five hours in
advance Of all other ranscoht!neItal lines Tourist
excursions leave every Tuesday and Saturday with
through Pullman tourist slespins-car5 so Chicago
without change. Ticket once, No. Montgomery
street: p. ". Hitchcock. General Agent.. :. :.
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DIySDKNss NOTICES..

30 Coast BoraI Company, San francisco, Au-
gust 81, 1S91-At . meeting OF the Board of Di-
Iectors Of the a6ove-named company, held this
day dividend no. a9) OF One Dollar ($l) per
share declared, payable THURSDAY, Septem-
Der o. 1891. al the office of the company, 230
Montgomery ST., Rooms l and 2. Transfer books
will close September 8. 1891, at O'Clock r.
sal I'd - ALTON Il. CLOuGH. Secretary.
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...4qrs. " iaeiow,e sooshing ayrunYp

Has been used over sfty years by millions OF moth
eTs fOg their children while ieething. with perfect
success 1t soothes the child poftens the gums, al
lays pain wind collie, regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy Yoe dlarrhea whether arising
from seethins or othe9 eanses For sale by drug :
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow,s Soothing syrup. Gwenty i've
cents bottle -
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Ms ExIstence continued.

A certificate of the continuance Of the
existence OF the Merchants Loan Associa-
tfon has been filed with the County Clerk.
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PURE Vermont maple sugar. 2 pounds for $780,
Townsend's, GIT Market street. -
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arLp wANrEp-coNr1NUED.

w ~ HsD' p
~ ANTED-YoUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
" work. 10 Alabama st Sc 81
. r, ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL no UsEwoRK
VI COS Minna ST. SCI ~
a MEXICAN GIRL. FOR LIGHT HoUsEwoRK;
"A good heme wages SIS. 1923 McAilister. 81 2t-
NIIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO ASSIST AT HOUSE
w work. 2l09 Jones st. ~
r ADY C0PYIST FOR INSURANCE OFFICE;
~ rapid writer. 3o5 Kearny, Room / IT.
C,IRb FOR UPSTAIRS AND WAITING. APPLY
+. VI 1905 Cough SC. - 4 IT.
NToUNG WOMAN TO HELP IN KITCHEN: $50
= month 247 Fifth st. - IL =
: NJ EAT YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE CHILD p, 9
~ years old; wages $40. Call bet. 10 and u 40
Eddy st. +. -: =. IL
,iiT= ANTED-GfR TO DO LIGHT HoUSkwoRK
" and assist with children; wages $50: b1o
Seventeenth st. -. u
ISINIsnER, CUSTOM WORK. UNDERSTAND
|. L some operating. Calf455 Minna St.. IL
/. YOUNG GiRI4To ASSIST In LIGHT HOUSE
II work. 1873 Waller st.,near Lagana IL.
C,ENTLRMAN WISHES GOOD HoUSEKEEPER.
+ VI Apply l0l7 Market St - \
I7yIRLSI FOR EMBROIDERY ETCHING; EASY
J1IRST-cLASS .TAILoRESS; ALSO ;APPRENTI-.
L ces. NIX COIN. 474 Tehama Sc. IL IL :
.I1IRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK AND As
VI sfst with children. l44S % Farrell ST. - u :.
GIRL ToASSISTG EN- ERAL HoUSEWoRKA AND
" plain cooking 273l Howard 81. ~
fNoOD HAMS otN v Esso 81
VI street. "a. II. :.
INEXPERIENCED DINING-RooM GIRL. PARK
u House. 1859 Mssionst, re- " :.
IA ANTED-I3Is CALIFORNIA. GIRL; COOK
w and do downstairs WORK ~ :. ".
r JfIRST-CEASS WAIST FINISHER. MISS ii. E.
5rIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUSEWoRk; WAGES
W $50. 1903 Geary st. r., ...s..s IT.
E 4, iris WANTED-oNE AS FIKSI-CLASS WAIT
ress and one to assist in kttehen 40 5eary ST.
f CfERMAN GIRL Dt, COOKING AND GEM RAL
VI Homework; good home: no washing. s24 I1rk.-
. NEAT GIRLS FOR SMALL FAMILIES: sI5.#
y AIS Frank lin SC. -. ~
Ct0oD COOK: SMALL FAMILY; NO WASH;
y VI $50. 4l5 Franklin st. .- IT.
XVANTED-GooDGIR GIRL FoKGENl5FAL lio USE Is E
. w work plain washing; $50 and good home. 15io
Bush st..=bet hyde and Larkin II
i f@tIRL TO ASSIST GENERAL HoUsEWoRK.
'SEs1S47 Market St. cor Guerrero. Il+
11EoAk-MA KERs, ALSO APPRENTICES; PAID
SlMhile learning. 81 Ellis ST. ~.
vuUNG GIRL, i ITO 16 YEARS, LIGHT Ho Sc
Il work 2l6 sixth St IT. ~
a PPRENTIGEs =. DREssMAKING A I'D
- while learning 5o4 Suffer St TT
SgIDDLEAGED WOMAN WANTED TO DO
IVA homework for in family; good home: no
washing. Call 52S Sixth ST. =: ltF :;
F :CyWEDIsH GIRL GENERAL zHoUSEWoRK;.
f . wages $40 Cali 2s5 Kearny St., Room 10. sci tt
u ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HoU sEWoRK.
= W 1915 Valencia ST. sci 3t+c
~ IRI, TO Go TO SAN RAFAEL FOR ENERAL.
w honsework. plain. cooking, in family wages
$f5. Inquire at 1871 Green ST.: n. 6el.3l%
4 WAITER GIRLS AND PIANIST 44O BUSH
7 ST.. ,'nearD upont - sci: 3te
M ANTED-2 FANCY GOODS SALESLADIES;
w also one millinery maker. Apply % Sansome
ST, upstairs, het.2 and 8 and 8 and 8 2: y: sci 81
S IRL TO DO @GESERAL HoUsEwo Xxx AT la6:
ID Sixth-st. =. -. sci 3t*
4, IRL LIGHT HoUSEWoRK; g IN FAMILY;
VI wages $l2. see Page ST. -, sci 2t'
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CoUGHs, HoARsESEss AND SORE THROAT
Bro,0's bronchial 7foches" give immediate relief,
The morning call., 1891-09-02

Loss of hair, which often mars the prettIest face
prevented by PARKER's HAIR BALsAa. ..-
PARKER's GINGER Tonic aleviates suffering.
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MEErINe NoTIoEs-ooNrINUED.

- The Members of the Danish Ladies'
ES-S Relief Society are requested to attend the
next regular meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING,
September 3D. as important action Is to be taken
regarding the act of incorporating the society.
sci 2t* INKS. c. NJ. SoRENSEN, PRESIDENT
as~SS nuaI meeting of the stockholders of the
Grand Prize Mining Company will be held at the
FRANCISCO california. on TUESDAY. the fifteenth
daylof September s9l, at the hour of Two o'clock
p NJ, the purpose OF electng Board OF Direct
ton of such other business may come before the
meeting. Transfer books Will close on SATURDAY,
September 18th, at II o'clock NJ. ..s.:s.l
= 1922: R. X GRAYSON. Secretary
ofhce-RooDl 20. 331 Pine ST, San francisco. Cal
:- o. a,DEr .
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. l FEEL that I cannot praise Hoods sarsaparila
half enough says grateful mother whose little
son was almost blind from scrotuln and was cured
by q the macmillan medfcinen =. -
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Ras a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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nRESS GOODS, ECEQAKS, JACKETS AND
~ wraps OF ali descriptions ready made or to or
der cash or easy terms; open evenings. j. MOO
NAN, 1OI7 TO 1923 Mission st. aus Im
DRESSES MADE FIRST3CLAsS FROM SIS so Up
u MRS. A. N WALKER, II Geary st. aus I'm
SSMAKING-TEACHTNG CUTTING; FIT
@Dting, seamless-waist cutting l055 Missioniy5 jm
CUTS FROM IS so Up; STYLISHLY DRAPED.
- ll9 stockton ST. 2 doors from Geary je / SIN
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AOHICE DE MEETINGa.

H1TnA niinee ples... swAIN,s. 2ls sutter size
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

Ks Charles Ashton, All Montgomery
k~P ST., real estate agent: rents collected prop
ertY econ nmicallY malagel.. -. mr26 cod II
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HgIDDBE-AG ED WIDOW WoUEs LIKE WORK
I've in small family; willing TO do plain Sewing OF
chamherwork: wages SIS. Please call or address.
336 at. : SEQ
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MRS. J. }. WHITNEY, CLAIRvoYANT, TEST
M medium and Iifereader. Turk ST APPS CT
A wEKK's NEWS FOR CENrs-THR WEEKLY
"A CALI. In wrapper. ready for mailing
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StOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE POSITION AS AN
L apprentice to learn tailoring wages expected.
Il,srf 6 - =.
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L'IRST-0LASS GERMAN COOK WISHES PLACE
IT IN good private family private boardn g-holsa
good references 50S Jessie ST., between Fourth
and Fifth.
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sPIRITUALIsaT.

A UGUsrALEoLA FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
IA charms: love tokens: true pictures Of future
husbands and wives free: teaches fortune. 1896
Mission st. near Twentieth; fee ST. ie21 BIN
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GERMAN Girl. WISHES SITUATION AS COOK,
VI cali at ie24 Howard ST., Room q. lts
MEAT RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES TO. DO
~ upstairs work and waiting on table. 2l2 Van
Nps nv P sa1 D,s .
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! ETTRST-CLAss. CrTTER AND FILTER WISHES
| a few more engagements; 81 per day. 72O
| Geary ST. seq 6te
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DREssM

NTIoLIN, GUITAR MANDOLIN AND BANJO.
y Professor d. MANSFIELD. l705 Market mrI 6ln
WEEKS NEWS FOR ) CESTs-THE WEEKLY
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PE Mount Morish lodge, No. 40,
:: liz, f. and A. B.-Stated meeting THIS "a
;CYEDSESDAY1 EVENING, September I'd, x x
at 8 O'Clock. By order of the W. NJ. fWN.
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& AI3Y FROM THE EAST WISHES POSITION AS
LII housekeeper no trifeFs need apply. 127 Mont
geometry ST. Room.5O; caltlfom 10 TO 4. .se2 re
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ID ESPECTABLE"M MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A
III situation IN private family to do honseworG
aud where she can have room with her husband:
room more of an object than wages. Address
Room. Box %, this Office. seq 2ta
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.SITUATIoN WANTED BY 2:FRIEND S. ONE
= as competent cook, do plain washing; other take
care children do upstairs work; city or country
354 Minns St, near Fifth. It's
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Ib3, Gail Branch UIhce. au3l 3tF
T fGHT WORK WANTED AROUND A HOUSE,
~ Address 2. Box 1876, GAEL Branen once, 80 4Ie
iJRACTICAL BoOK-KEEPER, EMPLOYED BY A
i wholesale house, is willing to give lessons in
bookkeeping charge OF a set or books fin the
evening. Answer Book keeper, Box 16, this even
ing, r: au29 It's
II position city country; speaks several Ian
gHages; best references. Address NJ. E, Box 10,
CALL ONCE -. au29 6ts
SlTEADY MfDDLErAGED GERMAN :BAR-TEND-
= err and walter wants employment; understands
onice-works 2I2 First st. au27 IT'S
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LOST.


2 r. OST-SUNDAI EVENING, CRYSTAL LOCKE r.
IL between Fifteenth and Twenty-third SIS.
valued keepsake from dead father. Please re-.
turn to 26 Alyarsdo ST.. near Valencia; liberal re
Sard. = = =. s
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E4ELIABLE GIRL WANTS a PLACE FOR
Ia homework In an American family; best of city
references; wages SIS. S26 Folsom st, seq 81.
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/ 4, ERMAN LADY WITH BABY WANTS sITUA-
~ ton as housekeeper. Call l2S Perry St, bes.
1 b midi m In :. :. :. anllt
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yroUNG HUNGARIAN WANTS Position AS
valet or coaehman; drive our In hand and tam
dem; SPEAKS German aud French address A, Box
CAR branch Dfliee. sell otS
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MFIDow; COULD FILL HoUSEKEEpER's Posi-.
w tiol or take care of sick person or travel with
invalid; best city reference can be given, z. Box
rsaif oh :. :. IL