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ACROSS THE BAY.
Eour Alameda Boys Adrift in a
Sail.Boat on the Bay.
rbo Oakland American Alliance Club Preparing
for the Election "A Boycott Lifted
From a Guide.

The Alameda County Board OF Educatio n
has Granted grammar grade certificates on
life deplomas to j. S. Hunter, j. d. Wick
soneNellie Cook and Carrie l.. Smith, Oak
land. and Richard White, the successor Of
G. A. Woodman, deceased, as principal of
San Leandro public schools. Grammar
grade certificates were granted to Cecilia C.
Burr of Oakland and Emily Wallace of
Temescal upon review of their papers at
the December examination. A temporary
grammar grade was granted A. B. Thomp-
son, the new principal of the Alvarado
school, and to John Stephens of the Dublin
school,
The Oakland American Alliance Club in
tends to be first in the field for the NUM-
cipal election and has called a meeting for
Monday, February 9th, to nominate ticket.
A small fire occurred yesterday morning
at 2:20 O'clock in the rear of flat at the
northwest corner of Ninth and Franklin
streets, which was under control in fifteen
minutes. The principal damage was bv
water.
About year ago Councilman Evans and
his brother started the publication of a rail
way guide. On account of the lack of GER
tain sorts" they were unable to get the
publication printed at union Office and the
land, and in consequence it was boycotted.
The publishers have purchased IA outfit of
their own and the boycott has been removed.
Thomas b. Reed of Maine, Speaker of the
House OF Representatives. has sent to
Colonel l.. l.. Cromwell, President Of the
Oakland Republican Alliance, letter COM
plimentng the alliance.
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SILVER IN GEn5I-,ze.-.

The young Emperor Of Germany has de-
clared against the remonetizalion Of silver
Germany, lie says, has adopted the single
geld standard, ana VIII adhere to it, If the
head of the house Of Rothschild had been
speaking, he would doubtless have taken the
same ground. The restoration OF the double
standard would be attended with some
losses to money-lenders. Even if their con-
tracts require payment in gold, the dollar Of
that metal will have less purchasing power
under the double than under the single
standard. Naturally, the object the creditor
natlOns keep in view is to increase rather
than diminish the purchasing power of
money. If the Latin union should join
with the United States in legislation TO re-
store silver, the three or four gold countries
of Europe might find them selves exposed to
loss of trade, 1t happens that the couD-
tries in which there is the greatest opening
for European goods are silver countries
Mexico, Central America. all the South
American countries and Asia make silver
the money Of commerce. The balance of
trade, so fer as tits agains. them, has to be
settled with gold. The recent rise in silver
has caused an advance in the commercial
value Of the Mexican and South American
silver coin. 1t takes less silver now than it
did year ago to buy the gold with
which adverse balances must be paid. II
the effort on the part of the United States
to remonetize silver fails, silver will drop
back to its lowest price, if it does not go
lower. It's reconciliation will be more
hoIeless than ever from the failure of an
attempt in that direction. If the European
Latin union should act in concert with the
United States, they would realize whatever
advantage there may be in a monetary sys-
TEN in harmony with the countries whose
trade they seek. England, Germany, Bel
GUM and Holland viii continue to sell
goods for gold. 1t is true they may have
silver prices for silver countries, but the
statesmen Of these silver countries well
understand that the general adoption of the
gold standard means a heavy depreciation
IN the commercial value of silver money.
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WASTE OF TIME.

4ne Ne" York Herald regards the dis
cuSsion OF the silver question as a waste nf
time. 1t Is" says that journal. "not6ina
li.oIe nor ie's than contest between tho
owners owners, Of certain silver mine, and the co '
nn,f iJ,al com Ion sense of the business COM
mun'y. 1t is matter of regret iba an
leading American journal shonid 80 ,ilat a
superficial view of an issue of such na ',ci
tude-. Other Journals with as high n remit
Ton Tor sagacity have admitted Thai S'.
SILVER question is oil even greater import,nno
IMAM the tariff question The conditinn
involved Is whether gold and silver shall
Jointly constitute the basis of our currency,
price OF silver as the prices of all otber
commodities. Under the single gold stand
ara values Will continue to shrink: under
the double standard there will be apprecta-
ZION equal TO one-half the present differ
ence between the market value of gold and
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PROPOSALS.


P60foSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
DC once OF Purchasing and Depot Commis,ary
90 New montgomery street, san Francisco cal.
January "a; 1881 Sealed proposals in duplicate
sS1Iec 70 the usual conditions. VIII be received at
tniS once nntll IL O'Clock Friday January So
1871, az winch time and place they Will be opened
IN ths presence OF bidders for furnishing and dey-
cry OF me following-nsmed subsistence supplies:
bacon, nsn' corn meal, peas rice. roasted coffee,
teas, yeast powder, apricOts, apples. clam broth,
Sheese, chocolate, cigars, clans, cori crackers,
nour nam, lime juice. mackerel, oa meal olive oil.
peaches pears, plums salmon, salt, Sardacs, crdu-
berry sauce, sapOo sugar, soups, syrup, crash tow
(dried and evaporated), barley, beef dried and
lness) beer CSmokedl. backing caperS ctSuus elf
ron, cinnam havorng extracts figs, canned fruits
preserved ginger horseradish jams, jelIes lambs
tongues, marmalades, canned meats, mlnee mear
okra, oysters pigs feet. plum pudding preseryrS
rAislns housekeeping machine, sage, sauces
sauSages, salt celery. spices canned ye0etahIes
packing boxes packing bags and hoop iron Propos s
Will not be considered unless accompanied Inv So,
pies OF articles DID Tor. The Government reserves
the right TO reject any or all proposals Prsfers,c
VIII De gwen 10 articles of domestic production or
oIauiactute, eohdltlons OF quality and price Din
eIuahg IN the price OF foreign productions or manu-
Iaeture the duty thereOn) being equal. Bank pro.
posaIs anu inlI Information as to the quality Of
stores character of passages etc. win be- furnished
gu Application to this ONCE. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Snbs 81
enee supplies, TO be opened January 80 1881 - ami
adareSsed TO Ihe undersigned C. A. WOODRUFF,
captain anu Z. s., u S. Army. 1a19 20 - 20 1t
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OUR NORTHERN NEIGuBoR.

Mr.. Erastus Winans has an articI. in the
North American Review entitled Can Can
ada BE COerced?" The writer assumes that
theTe Is party in the United States that is
ready TO coerce Canada if it appears that
coercion is practicable. Mr.. Winans informs
tins party that political union is impossible
at present, and must remain so for many
years. he holds out the idea, however that
while Canada is too much attached to the
English Government to think of political
separation, II is prepared to enter into an
agreement with the United States by which
American goods shall be admitted free and
English goods subjected to the rate of duty
imposed by the American tariff. Mr.. Winans
represents that the Liberal party of Canada
" III make thls commercial union with the
ohlled States an issue in the next election
IL Che American Congress will hold ont
reasonable encouragement that such policv
VIII be met in like spirit by the United
states lettering to the Tory party of Can
ada. Mr.. Winans says:
Whatever may have been the motive or what,
even may be tie outcome, tie policy of thu r..
party has certainly been in the objection of isoIa
lion. 10 this must lie attributed the hareh and
antlquated Interpretation OF The fishery treatv
the refusal OF hospitality to a few fsblng srnocl,o
III canadian ports While enjoying an unlimited
hospitality for British and Canadian ships in
every port In The United States To this poIicv
must be accredited the denial Of bonding prIyj.
reyes ioI lew qulntals OF fish, While enioyiDr
unlimited bonding privileges from the United
otates' without which Canadian railroads wonId
rapidly reach bankruptcy
IL may never have occurred TO Mr. WInans
INA. vi The first step toward reciprocity should
o o'i 10 the direction of fairness. When Can
~ SYni Grants to the United States privileges
Can.da 'ie United States freely accoTds
drawn drawn n and and which have not been with
respond iite'a all; of Canada's refusal to
measures Of T ran;, be time to consider other
tude OF CanaJ s'p !. The present atti-
feacn out for all that is in sight people who
possible. 90 iittie return as
i'm on inc question of common tariff i,
tween the two countries. Mr. WIZ nm oe-
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
January. 1891.
NOTICE.!

Any of our patrons who fail to find
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Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success. II soothes the child softens the gums ALI
lays PAIN cures wind collie regulates the bowels and
Is the best remedy for diarrhoea whether arising
rom 'eething or other causes. For sale by drug
glsts IN every part OF the world. Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Winsiows Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five
cents bottle 10y 49,
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ror Montgomery street. near CLAW open until IL
d,cio,r NJ. BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street near Kearny open uutl u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hsyes street, open until 9: 80 o'clock; oOS
iarkin street open until $3.50 O'Clock; 2JlS Mission
street. open until 9 o'clock P NJ, and 1l6 Ninth
street omen mill g so p. NJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOR FIRST-CLASS COOK, SECOND GIRL
Il nurse waitress, chambermald or laundress leave
your orders with j. f. CRoSETT IL Co, 62S Sacra
meutO at -
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Peter Moran was caught Saturday after
noon in a saloon at 300 Third street. by the
bartender. while in the act of tin-tapping
lie was arrested by Officer Maguire, and
the charge of attempt at larceny was pre-
ferred against him.
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Steamer From Eureka.

The steam er Los Angeles was due yester-
day morning from Eureka, according to
schedule, but up to a late hour last evening
had not put in an appearance. At o'clock
last night rumor obtained currency that
she was pass ing in the harbor. and about
thirty people went down to Broadway
w mari expecting to meet friends, only to
be disappointed. No dispatch has been re-
ceived from Eureka regarding her, but the
SuppoSltion is that she was unable to cross
out over the bar there when she intended.
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the market value of silver. The owners OF
certain silver mines are not to be considered
In tie matter.
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DEN lists.


ORA LUDLUM HILL, l443 MARKET ST, NEAR
- Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; Old plates made over like new; tecth
from IS per set; extracting Soc gas given. 81
DR. REA, 92S MARKET: EXT. TEETH 5pc:
u with gas 81; Filings low; open evenings Sel& q
(1RooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75s AAKKEF
y St, bet Third and Fourth gas specialists auI7J u
4 FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING Ar
- lowest prices; work warranted DIR j. w
MY, S41 Market ST opp, Baldwin. aus u
DR c. H. WILSON. DENTISTJ s25 MARKET
~ ST., bet Fifth aud Sixth. opp. Mason. del5 u
4 Ii NEW SPAPfsRS Rad LONG ARTICLES IN
~ them stating that the insane asylums flII y
people who took gas only once for painless tooth *
traction and went crazy Ny secret painless msthot
is wonderful. BY Its use any dental operation may
be done paInlessy. WIN forfeit 500 for any tooth
that cannot extract without s.eep or gas ay,1
though dozen dentists have faliod to eitrscs 4;
All operations done better than elsewhere sincs (
and crown work There LeeK dentIsIS 6'drs
open tn $3.50 P. NJ; Sundays till 5 r. " DR
6EoRGE w. LEEk, . O'FarrelI 81. oc9 x
REAUTIFUL SET 81: PAINLESS EXTKACTIY5l
- 5Oo gold plates; bridge WORK crowns; nIliIl-s.
aIIoMest rates. DIX Q. A. PERRY. $ Mason St dee 4
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION SOj NJ RE5Tyr
81 (fheian Building; gas specialists; positiysiy
extract teeth without pain; only ofaca that makoi
anu gives the celebrated Cotton Cas-: 80 900 r,f-
elenees; established 1853 all operations in dentssry
performed. DIR CHARLES w. DECKER ie7 4
81 A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED ~
W. good as can be made; filling 81 DR. SIMNS
eelLsL S90 Market ST. next Baldwin Theater ne =
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THERE Is represented In Hoods SarsapariIla all
the knowledge which modern research in medical
science has developed, combined with long expe-
Renee and careful experiment
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The entire stock of millinery goods, SO Third
street, slightly damaged by smoke must be sold
at once. Come early To secure bargains. MRS
). THOMAS.
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SITUATE Ns-ooNr1NUED.

~sNes~~
STRONG YOUNG GERMAN wINE-AIAKER AND
- distiller wishes steady work in the wine eoun-
H. NJ. Box A. CALL Branch ONCE, 1l6 Ninth. IL 81
MAN AGED SO (CoLoRED), JUST ARRIVED
w from Minneapolis, wants situation as janitor or
TO DO housework; Is thoroughly competent IN bota
lines; pest OF references. 92I12 Washington ST. D.
THERMAN. jalS 5t~
EXPERIENCED MAN, VERY HANDY AROUND
y private place, wishes situation; milk; care
painters tools, etc; understands machinery; small
pay pay II good home. Please address b., Box 10,
ms once. jalS 3t*
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN POSITION AS
w clerk; Wholesale house preferred; understands
zephyr and yarn business best of references wages
ONCE. tals 3tS
SINGLE GERMAN; UNDERSTANDS GARDEN
~ WorA care of horses and cows references. Call
or address CARL NEIL, 63S Commercial st. Is cts
- writer desires position; salary not so much an
OBJECT as steady employment; city reference Steno,
BOX lO5, CALL Branch ONCE. jaIS 3t*
y ELIABLE BOY WANTS TO LEARN TRADE;
IL carriage-making preferred. BAL Fifth St 10 3tf
SITUATION WANTED by GERMAN MAN
~ 10 care for horses cows and garden; wages $25.
Address ). H., Box 20, this onice JalS us
YOU'VE MAN HANDY WITH TOOLS, NOT
once p '''' '''' A0ofe'' a. f. BOX iais 2 TINS
RKEAD AND CAKE BAKER. FIRST CLASS
- wants situations; city country. 6lS Minna
ST, bet. Seventh and Eighth. jal7 ct"
Young MAN, I8, LATELY FROM IRELAND
L living with parents. would like to learn the
blacksmith trade has months experience. T.
O'CONNOR, 325l Mission st. jal7 3t*
SITUATION WANTED IN A GROCERY-STORE
- or clerk or runner for hotel; good refer renee
CAL or address II. e. NELSON, international Ho-
tel ial6 IT'S
DESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUA-
IL tion in a private family, who is Industrious
honest and sober; good reference. Address Z. b.,
Box 10, this ofice jal5 5t*
" ANTED - 4 POSITION AS CUTTER IN
W tallorIng estabilshment,7 years experience in
New Nork City; good city reference Address L. G.,
Montgomery ave, Room 5. iaI3 7t*
Y DUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION IN SOME
wholesale house; good penman, understands
bookkeeping; best of references, has good recon-
mendation from last employer. Address X. l., Box
20 CALL Office. jal3 IT.
by YOUTH Qs) SITUATION IN OFFICE OR
~ store; writes good hand; is quick at figures sal
airy not so much an object active employment;
pest references. E. DEANE, 1923 Pine st jail lots
Va ANTED-POSITION AS SALESMAN, COL
" ector or solicitor city, country or TO travel, by
an enterprising, sober mtddleaged man. Address
j. NJ, Box 100, CALI Branch Office. ja5 II
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city, the Bulletin is the best, oldest
ana largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postalcard otherwise viii receive
prompt attention once 622 Montgomery St
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Fresno and MERGED County Lands m p,.

'9'ooo acres OF wheat and sugar-beet land I'm the
100 ooe eouies 10 rent Tor term OF years. Also
iooooo acres of fine raisn fruit alfalfa and sugar
oeet land, with water for Irrigation, for sale I'm
tracts OF from 20 large tracts suitable for
g py PURPOSES. For particulars apply to L. d.
BEEcHAM's PILLS act IKE magic on a ve,,k s,on,..,
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UNITED STATES Mutual Accident Association.
Inc first! The largesli The besll 4O1 California :.
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THE MORNING CALL
IN. "A larger circulation than any othef
- e" - ,,ubIfsheI n san Francisco.
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WEATHER. PREDICTIONS.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FuRNlTuRIs-By NJ. J. Simmons at 1857 Market
gf 81 n
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BROKEN hOrehound candy, zoe h. Townsends..
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It THIIk u. MuTasKy,
Late Justice Of the Peace. has resumed the pran
tice OF tie law with j. +. Smith at 33l Phelan
Building ~
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Visit Battle of Gettysburg, Market and Tenth.
PEARS Soap secures a beautiful complex,o, d.
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A NSWER THIS Personal IN PERSON or
a by mail and YOU will receive 4 81 - coIarrf
high crown felt hat for soc at the BEE HIVE. -
Sixth llLN 81
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Extra mince pies. swAiN's 2I3 suffer street.
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SPECIAL NoT1CEs-CoNr1NUED.


FCE5 Any ChiIdIess Married Couple of
l7~S short or long duration, desiring child fther
own, Will become parents by calling NINE E.
HER, 14ls Powell St, who guarantees sure and
safe treatment; If not effectual, charge no23
E(Sss Mrs. Wilson'S Privnte Home in Com
HS Physicians Recommend Or stal Hot
RE- InfaIIib.e Test of Disposition and
lf~S character told from hand-writInp Hours
from to P N. r. d., l215 Clay ST. deco I'm
TP Old Gold and Silver Bought; send
es~S your old god and silver by mail TO the old
and reliable house OF A COLEMAN, Al Third ST.,
San Francisco: / will send by return mail the cash;
namount IS not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
# Mrs: Schmidt, Midwife. Graduate
We University of Heidelberg, Germany; private
hospital; womens diseases = specially; SPECIFIC
remedy for monthly Irregularities; reasonable
Once l2ll1 Mission St: = 10 p. NJ. my27 l2mo5
F Or. Hall, 426 Kearny st.-Diseases Of
~ women specially; hours 10 4. b 10 S.my5 ly
DIR. c. c. O'Donnen-othce and Res.
- NV cor Washington aud Kearny SITS. my5Ef
RS Alameda Maternity Villa; Strictly
- private. DRS. FUNKE, nr. Encinal PIX m3 Il
- Mrs. Davies, 426 Kearny St; Only
- saIe anu sure cure Tor all female troubles. 12tr
r. DIR. Records Restorative pills: Spa-
1~D cine Tor exhausted vitality, physical debility
wasted forces, etc; approved by the Academy OF
Medicine, Paris and the medical celebrities Sold
by }. g. STEELE & Co. 635 Market ST.. Palace Ho-
tel, san Francisco Sent by mail or express Prices
BOX of so, 81 %: OF lO0 So: of 200 So so; of 100
So Preparatory Pllls, 81 Send for circular. le2 tt
~ The Lyeming Bulletin, Price Re-
H. duced TO 10 cents per week, delivered by car
rieT TO any part of the city: the Bulletin Is the best
Oldest and largest evening paper published on the
coast; orders by postalcard or otherwise Will re-
celye promnt attention. ONCE 622 NJ MONTGOMERY ST.
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oLYMPIAN Skating Rink; Mechancs' Pavilion
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II Safeguards inialiDe, beneficial. healthy: agents
wanted. KirkwOod Hard-K Co., Murphy Build
ia6 II
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THIS WEEK WE GIVE YOU l6 LBS. GRANU-
lated sugar. 81; fresh butter, soc per roll; best
eggs SOC per doz; SO fresh soda crackers, lOc best
Eastern hams lie per ID; best coal oil, 81 20 per
can; best flour. 81 10 per sack, at +. A FLAHERTY
" CO.'S grocery store, 1906 Market street. and 5
Oak St.. bet Van less and Franklin St ialS It
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lFO-sooN AS POSSIBLE; BEFORE II:45.
. no afternoons. Its
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CHANCE TO MARRY WELL; DESCRIBE YOUR
" ideal and we select from our 5000 patrons aud
send you suitable, fuil-written description at zoe
each January Cupid, containing 1910 brief printed
descriptions, loo; all in plain. sealed envelope com
munications confidential. WELLMAN, 1913 Eighth
ave. York ialS SuNJp Ar
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ERMAN BOY WANTED FOR CHORES. AP-
ply at VANDUREN'S grocery store: Fruit
-nIof ia19 3ta
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IA ALTER FITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUN +
W ant and auditor 425 Montgomery st.-Baldnce
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared; arJI-
tratiOn and trust accounts specially; complicated
accounts Investigated and adjusted; merchants
and Jradesmens books written up by special con
n
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~ Taiors' Dress-cutting School, go Post st; les
given in scientific dTess-cutting: perfect fitting
Innings; seamless waists cut free patterns cut is 6m
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NEW MAGNETIC HEALER AND ELECTRIC
IN ian; chronic cases 623 Ellis; 1912, "a. iai I'm
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your orders and be supplied at once with man to
suit, free OF charge by g. r. HANSEN a CO EN-
ployment Once Ito Geary St 1t
THOROUGH GARDENER GERMAN WANTS
a position; is good coachman, would work as
hlghtWatch man: sober. steady and good refer
ehces Please address J. II. w, 242 Jessie ja19 7t~
BUTCHER; GOOD MEAT CUTTER WISHES SIT
- uation city country. Address Butcher, BOX
l59, CALL Branch ONCE. jazz 81
DRACTICAL RECTIFIER OF SPIRITS, WITH
L is years. experience, wants position: wages
no object: country preferred. Address Rectther,
Box 1875, CALL Branch ONCE lal9 ~
JAPANESE WANTS A SITUATION FOR
81 schooboy. Address japanese, Box 1874, CALL
Branch 0fice. 1tF
MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS. ORGANS, FUR
l niture oil paintings, bronzes safes, buggies and
sewing machines at the Collateral Bank, 10 Grant
ave, near Market st. 1a19 80 W Mo
CCANDINAVIAN MAN WISHES A PLACE AS
- eoachnan or in private family for general work.
Address 1856 Minna ST, ialS Ats