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A 1,5OO.OOO-ACRE FARM.
1t Is Situated in Louisiana and Is {
Largest on Earth.

1t Is Situated in Louisiana and Is the
Largest on Earth.
The largest farm in the world is one in
the southwest Of the State of Louisiana,
measuring 100 miles north and south and
twenty-five miles east and west. The 1,500,-
600 acres of which it is made up were pur-
chased seven years ago from the State of
Louisiana and by the United States Gov
eminent by a syndicate of Northern capital
lists, by which it is now farmed. At that
time it was vast grazing ground for the
cattle of the few dealers in the neighbour
hood, there being $4,000 head of cattle and
horses upon it. This immense tract is now
divided into convenient pasture stations
or ranches, the fencing alone costing
$4,000. The land is best adapted to
rice. sugar. corn and cotton. All the culti-
waiting. ditching, ETC., is none by steam pow
er. tract of about half mile wide being
taken and an engine placed on each side.
The engines are portable and work with
cable attached TO four p.OwS, the area
plowed in this way, with the labor of only
three men, being thirty acres. Narrowing,
sowing, etc., are dnne in the same way, and
there is not a single draft-horse on the es-
tate. Horses are, however, used for the
herdsmen who look after the Ii, 900 head Of
cattle upon the property, which is traversed
for thirty-sIX miles by the Southern Pacific
Railway. The company has three steam
boats upon the 300 miles of navigable waters
which traverse its immense estate, and also
posses eS a ship-yard, bank anu two rice
mills.-Drake'S Magazine.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Sir Charles Upper believes that the desrability
Of the establishment OF a united British North
America would urge statesmen 10 overcome all
difficulties in the way and then Newfoundland
would be embraced In the confederation. The
disgust excited by Canada's hostility 10 the com
pletion Of reciprocity treaty between New
foundland ana this country is not likely TO
hasten that colony's demands for admission TO
the confederation.
The Sena putty who was the chief cause Of the
recent Manipur massacre has been convicted by
the military tribunal convened 10 consider his
case, and il some unforeseen event does not inter-
vene his life is likely to soon pay the penalty of
his revolving crime. The details OF the tragedy
in which he so prominently figured revive vivid
recOllectiOns Of the horrors Of the Sepoy mutiny.
The total amount Of money in circulation in
the United States on June 1st was S1.5O4,278,-
sos, against 81 ,431, SO, Col a year ago, an In
crease during the year Of S73,OS4. 500. This
shows gain OF more than per cent, and BUSH
ness has generally felt the stimulus OF the ad-
ministrati0ns financial policy.
All tie rngleaders In the Namoa tragedy save
one and good many of their accOmplces have
suffered Tie penalty which their crime deserved.
The summary punishment melted out to these
red-handed Celestial pirates VIII nave a tendency
to discourage repetition of the tragic affair.
American locomotives are In demand abroad.
In the past nine months 1876 OF them, valued at
S1,O00,000, were exported. The enterprise Of
our manufacturers, the genius of our inventors
and the sklll OF our mechanics command ad-
miratiOn all over this wide world.
The taxation OF the bread OF the toliug masses
TO maintain a vast standing army prOYokes
ominOus grOwls from the people and press OF
the FatherIand. The popular murmurs against
CaprivPs policy are daily assuming more men
aeinR toms.
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savage becomes trained soldier, able to
hold his own on the field of battle. From
that point to his declaration Of Independence
the interval is short, and then his numbers
tell. That is the danger which keeps En-
gish statesmen awake when they think OF
British India. and that will be the danger,
some time in the coming century, in Africa.
Il would be the height of folly for Americans
TO place themselves in a position which
might involve them in the complications
that may enSnh.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.



DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN Francisco, June Is, 1875 P. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-fOur Hours.
The principal disturbance is central IN Montana
the southwest quadrant OF which extends westward
10 Southern California. The barometer mas risen
slightly ia Oregon. Nevada and Western Washing
tom elseN here IL has fallen. 1t is still below the
normal az all stations The barometer IS highest at
Eureka {-q.q4) and lowest at KeeeT i2954l The
winds have been westerly in all districts. aud the
force light to fresh except brisk in Northern Cali
fornia aud Nevada. san Francisco, southwest 81
miles: Sacramento. southwest, IS; KeeIeer east,
20. The temperature has fallen in all districts and
is below the normal at all stations. Light rains
have fallen in all districts except Southern CaiifOr
ria and Arizona. Fort Candy, O.O2 OF an inch Olym-
pia O.O2; Spokane, Up. Nalia Walla @. 80: Baker
city, O42; Portland, O.O7; Eureka Dos; Red BIuf
U.U4; Sacramento, trace; Wiuuemucca O.40.
Forecast Till s I. NJ. Sunday.
Tor Northern CalIfornia-Falr weather. except
light rains in the Northern Nevada and at Eureka
winds generally south 10 west fresh to brisk nearly
stationary temperature. except slightly warmer IN
The Sacramento and san Joaquin valleys.
For Southern Cai!ornia-Fair weather; westerly
Winds ueaIy stationary temperature
For oregon and WashingtOu-Light rains, except
fair weather at Roseburg; winds generally south 10
west; nearly stationary temperature except warm
ear 81 Portland. Olympia and WalIa WaHa and
cooler al Fort Candy. JOHN r. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry, in charge.
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Bob-Tans VIII Remain.

The hopes raised in the minds OF Rich
mond residents during the past few days
that the improvement of the track on the
Point LObos- avenue track was to result in
the retirement Of the dummies and bob-tail
cars, in favor Of acable or electric road, were
dispelled yesterday by Secretary Willcutt,
who stated that the Southern Pacific Com
pany is experimenting in that direction, but
that the b06-tail cars will have to be kept on
the extension for some time to come.
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525 MONTGOMERY street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock P NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearuy, open until II o'clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; COB
arsin street open until $3.50 O'Clock: 25lS Mission
street, open until O'Clock p. NJ; and lI6 Ninth
street open until g 80 p. NJ
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SiItGGl-PagG Edition.
notice.!

Any Of our patrons 1oto fail to find THE
AtORNING CALL for sale by train-5ogs
,i] confer q foror by notifying this office OF
HeJact, naming the date and train.
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sUBSCRRTTON RATES :

DAILY CALL dncluding sundays. S6 per year by
mail postpaid; Is cents per week, 90 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
FIVE copies. three months, Sc %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages), 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 90 peryear post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pages, 81 % per year.
postpaid. Clubs of ten (seut to one address, $40.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUM
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going TO the
country during the summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for eek or longer at regular subscriP-
1icn rates, 15c. per week. Give order to
Ss,.fer or send TO business Office.
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Grading by Steam.

The contractors for the grading Of the
Jordan Tract have been experimenting
with a steam paddy. II will take a day or
two to determine whether it or the horse
aud scTaper is the most economical, and
thereafter the cheaper method will be fol-
la,Sal
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Nicnrapna Canal.

Hon. Warner Miller went to Nqpa yeSter-
day to spend a couple of days as the guest
of NJ. N. Estee. He is exnected back to-
morrow and will probably devote a week to
the resident capitalists whose aid in the
great enterprise is looked for.
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No Truth in 1t.

With reference to the report that a nine
teen-year-Old boy. named Chester Doyle,
was about to flood the country with cheap
japanese labor, the japanese Consul stated
yesterday that there was nothing in the
story.
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"BE sure you are right" When you buy your
spring medicine do not be induced take some
thing you do not want but Insist Oh having
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is the best.
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The Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming,
713 Filbert street. are now open for the season.
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CHOSEN FRIENDS PICNIC-The annual pie
mic OF the Chosen Friends will be held at Schuetz.
en- Park San Rafael, on Wednesday.
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SUMNER styles Butterek's patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. II, A. Deming, 124 Post ST., s. f.
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TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-A meeting in advo-
cacy OF the cause OF temperance will be held at
O'clock this afternoon at the Wigwam.
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YARD WIDE fancy wool serges. 12i5c yard.
Pioneer Dry Goods Store, 1O5 Filth street
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j. CooNEY Of 14l Fourth street paints, whltens
and papers houses. Satisfaction guaranteed
Telephone No. 34S5.
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NOTHING contributes more toward a sound diges
tion than the OF the genuine ADgostura Bitters
OF DR.. J. q. B. Siegert g Sons Ask your druggist.
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RAILROAD and steamship tickets TO and from
Europe at lowest rates. 10 Montgomery street.
j. f. FugaZi, Agent.
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No ENTERTAINMENT-T BeuIah Club will
hold no entertainment next month in conse-
quenee OF the exodus OF Its members to the
country.
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If afictea with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp
son IS Eye Water. Druggists sell it at 25 cents.
BEAcHAM's Pills cure SICK headache
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE !:

Has a larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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CHOSEN FRIENDS annual picnic, Wednesday.
June 17th, ScbuetZen Park. near San Rafael,
TthuroR ferry 9:20, go A. NJ, 1 80 p NJ
Valuable gate and game priZes. Return tickets
IS cents children SO crnts.
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BAR counters constantly on hand. 11a POwe ell. :
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E. H. BLACK, painter, remove to ia Eddy ST..
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sIoltAGE.

LrIRST-CLASS STORAGE: UPPER FLOORS: $40
IL 644 Mission St CHAS l.. TAYLOR. my2S limo
FURNITURE STORED; EASTERN PLAN.
j terms moderate. Sterling Furniture Co.. 1893
Market St. opposite jones. mr25 tf
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On BUNKER HILL DAY.-Bunker Hill day, on
Wednesday, Will be celebrated by the Veteran
Flfemen's Association at Shell Mound Park, she
occasion being also ITS fourth annual picnic.
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MEDICAL,


THE GREAT HAWAIIAN CURES CAN NOW BE
4 obtained in America for the first time. They
are most powerful and effective, but harmless and
purely vegetable. They discovered many
years ago by an old native Hawaiian doctor and
used with wonderful and neyer-flillng success by
him on the Sandwich Islands for q quarter of
a century He frequently sent these cures. which
were being beard OF all over the world to European
countries, and cured noblemen, members OF the
royal families and others of numerous diseases. all
ments. etc. These cures are prepared and put In
different forms, as to cure any and ali disease.
chronic, inherited local. contracted. private. ETC..
and also give new life and strength to ali who take
them Hundreds OF people who had tried all sorts
of patent medicines without help, been given up by
doctors aud their friends as incurable now
joying robust health and strength, who would have
been In their graves had they taken the famous
Hawaiian Cures. We are sole owners OF these cele-
brated remedies, and they can be obtained OF
else. Mail and express orders speciality. All
letters confidential Write symptoms, age and
habits. Address THE DIR. CORNISH DISPEN.
SARY, sol Geary st. San Francisco. ielO I'm
MISS FOSTER GIVES BATHS. 81 SUFFER-
vi ST.. near Grand ave. first door. iel23t&
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Crystal Baths.
Hot water In swimming tank. Crystal Baths
foot Mason street, North Beach. .
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PERSONALS.


Young MAN DESIRES EVENING INSTRUC-
Il tions in grammar, rhetoric. algebra Latin, plain
geometry and or other studies Address ID. F.
NJ, Box 60, CALL Branch Office. iel4 2t<
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

JUNE, 1921
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

re- Mrs. j. j. whitney VIII Give One @
9~S her convincing test meetings THIS EVEN
ING. Names OF spirits gwen In fun with mes sage
There Will also be a spiritual christening of thT ee
children Mrs. Whitney flowers with the SER
vices Scottish Hall, los Larkin ST., upstairs
Doors open p. NJ, commencing 8 o'clock sharp
Admission 10 cents. It's
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~ Gospel Meetings Every T. ening at
~ O'Clock; Sundays at il A. ~. and p. NJ; BIZ
bic class P. NJ. Tuesdays at p NJ. special teach
ing for women. WhOsoever will NAV come. Morn
ing subject Types. Figures OF Things to Come"
997 Market ST. A. Wood, evangelist. Its
~ Gospel Temperance Meeting. I'm
BIC der the auspices OF the w. G. I. u, viii be
held at the New Wigwam. cor. Eddy aud Jones sts
Sunday, June l4th. at O'Clock p. NJ Good
speaking and singing wilt be furnished. Everybody
invited. Cel3 2t
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sITuATIoNs-ooNTINUED.


COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKING
" French and English. desires situation to do up
stairs work and sewing or care grown children no
objection to travelling. Address NJ. H.. 349 Third.l+
VOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN WISHES A POSI-
ton as wet nurse; best references city or
country. Address MRS. NJ. Il. L. ll07 Mound ST.,
Alameda. jel1 ThFrSu st
I ADY. FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER. WOULD
- like 10 take dresses to make at home Tor down
town houses. Address A. b.. 2l33 Miss on. jel3 ST.
MIDDLE-AGED SCOTCH WOMAN WANTS A
IVA situation as chlds nurse; competent to take
full charge. Address RollO court, off Greenwich
St. bet La5una and Buchanan. jel3 3ts
YOUNG GERMAN GIRL. ONLY SHORT TIME
Il from Germany, would Ike to get situation TO
do general houSewoTk in German family. Apply at
10 Bonita near Polk, bet Vallejo and Green Is 3t*
MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN LADY WANTS
WI situation to do sewing In private family and
would take care children. Call at % Minna.jl3 3tN
WANrED-BY A COMPEL ENT YOUNG MAR
w Iied woman work by the day; general house
work or hOuse-eleanng. ehamberwork or waiting;
is frst-class laundress. 1904 Larkin St iel3 3t*
CITUATIoN WANTED BY NEAT GIRL TO AS
- stSt In Homework and take care OF child in re-
spectacle family. Apply AZ Linden ave- Jel3 3tT
COMPETENT GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO
" do chamberwork, waiting and sewing, or would
do housewOrk; city or country; reference. Call or
address w. 3S9 Hayes ST., CALL Branch. 1el3 ~
CITUATIoN AS NURSE OR LIGHT HOUSE
- work: city or country. Address 3Oi Mason.l3 2T
YOUNG LADY, AT PRESENT EMPLOYED,
L would like lucrative position; any kind re-
spectacle work; references. Address MISS b, Box
100. CALL Branch once. 1el3 "
"A OMAN WANTS TO DO OFFICE OR HOUSE
" cleaning. by day week. 203 Hyde ST.; call
before A. N. or after P. NJ Jel2 3tS
GERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION IN
VI small family to do homework in country.
Address 800 Howard st. jel2 3t+
VA OMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY AT
" housewOrk. Apply 1913 Jessie upstairs IL 3tt
GERMAN WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
VI working housekeeper. Apply 2U5 Ninth ST.,
near Howard; ish-store. 1ei2 3t*
GOOD DRESSMAKER. GOOD CUTTER AND
" filter. wishes to go out by the day In private
families 81 a day. 2U5 Valencia sc. jelO 7t~
u ESPECrABLE GIRL WOULD LIKE NICE
IL place in a small family to do general work and
cooking: no washing. Can at 432 Clementina ST.,
near Sixth. JelO 5t*
CITUAnON WANTED BY YOUNG LADY TO
- sing III church choir; understands music thor
oughly. Address MISS L. ID. WHITE, 1925 Mis-
sion ST. JelO 5t~
VOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION IN STORE
or office; wages object Address A. H., Box
l20 CALL Branch Once. jelI 4t*
11HE EVENING BULLETIN PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to
part of the city: the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOstai-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 MONTGOMERY 81
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CHURCH NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pies. swAIS's. 21S suffer street
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o'clock NJ Platform tests by Mrs. Palmer and
other mediums. Wednesday, O'Clock p. NJ lO6
McAil1Ster st. lt%
R5s 1heosophical Society-Free ! ubiic
4~D meetings every Sunday. z 80 =. NJ, 800 Post
ST Tonight, questions from the audience answered
by Mr.. Harris. lt@
EP FreethOught Society Meets at All
1s~S Post st. p. NJ. Lecture by l.. G. Anderson
The Light of the World in Relation to Moo ern
Thought" Music by Miss Annie Fuller and Messrs
MeDach ana Curtaz Its
- DIR. cyrus X. iced. Founder OF the
b~S Koreshan Unity, will speak at 1U6 McAilister
ST. this morning at IL O'Clock. It's
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liz sion ST., Third. TWO blocks from the Pal
ace H0te-At IL a. NJ. chiidren's day Will be OBJ
serYbed by the SabbaIh-schOOls of the church. At
:45 p. NJ, a sermon by the Rev. j. Is. Warren
Young Peoples Society of Christian EndeavOr at
6:l5 p. NJ. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at Z AS o'clock All are Kindly invited TO these
services
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TcSS Young Mems Christian association
9-0 Building. 232 Suffer St, bet. Kearny St and
Grant aYe.-Grand union mass-m Getting this Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Address by General S. C.
Armstrong OF Hampton. Service for young men
only There just six hundred seats In the halI;
first young come. first served. Seats free
Grand singing. Ali young men welcome. No ladies
admitted
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AGENTS WANTED.
4 GENTS WANTED AT BoDEN's ART STUDIO,
y 10 Sixth st. je14 st
A DVERTISING R-GENTLEMAN OR
- lady. 408 California ST.. Room Z. iel4 7tF
A GENTS wANTED-$57 SALARY AND EX-
II penSes paid TO bright, active, wideawake young
men: teachers and students preferred employment
pleasant, refining and permanent: no book peddiing;
plan like ''wild-fire" Address Ma
tional Library Association, 243 Wabash ave, chi
Cago. III. JET OF Su
"A ANTED-ON SALARY. COMMISSION OR
W guaranty, everywhere on the Coast, general
agents. life insurance agents some reSpOns BILE
gentleman who viii do the business. Call or ad
dress, bet aud IL a. NJ, l. b. THURMAN, 81 and
rs. Flood building. jel3 3t
"A ANTED-SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM
W mission to handle the NEW PATENT CHEMI-
CAL INK ERASING PENCIL; the greatest selling
novelty produced: grasses ink thoroughly IN
two seconds: no abrasion OF paper: 200 TO 500 per
cent profit: one agents sales amounted to $500 in
six days; another, S32 in two hours: want
energetic general agent for each State and Terri
tory. For terms aud full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. co, La Crosse. Wis. IA tt
A GENTS FOR CUSTOM SHIRTS; 80 PER CENT
n commission. c. s. Box 100. CALL Branch 29 Sin
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
l. 10 ] 5 cents per week, delivered by carrier any
part OF the city: the Bulletin is the BEST oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by poStal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery s.
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I AIDES, ATTENTION NINE. DEVERAUA'S
IL preventive waters never fail; warranted to be
perfectly harmless and sure; agents wanted in
every town the Coast; good salary: sealed par
Iieulars for &c stamp. 7. o. Box 1878, San Fran
cisco, Cal my2S I'm
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE LOWEST
IL price; easiest terms on and second hand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges; highest
price paid for secondhand goods; open evenings.
JOY, 1913, 1927, 1923 Mission St, bet. Sixth aad
Seventh, j. NOONAN. Ct
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> ERRAND BOYS. WHO LIVE WITH THEIR
= parents aud know the city, for this office. Apply
to G. r. HANSEN AZ co. 10 Geary ST iel4 Ut
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NE Calvary Presbyterian Church, Pow
liz ell ST., cor. Geary-Rev T. c. EdstOn. ID. D.
pastor will preach at IL A. NJ. and at 7:45 Z. NJ
The following music will be rendered: /, TIE
Deum," Millard; 2. "oh God. Thou Art My God"
Petri; 8, d" Come, Holy Spirit" Offenbaeh; L.
seek Ye the Lord" Tully. Professor Gustave A.
Scott, organlst and director of music Strangers
at hotels cordially invited Pastors residence.
1928 Bush ST. 1t
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RP c ntral PresbyterIrn Tabernacle,
DC Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-The Rev.
II. A. Lounsbury will preach at IL a. N and
7:45 P. NJ. Sunday-sehoOl at $3.50 A. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. All are kindly in
vited to these services. 1t
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ai0NEY no LOAN.

4HONbt To LOANs
A Ny AMOUNTS LOANED: LOWEST RATES O.
"A BRYANT, Room 4, 235 Kearny st. Je13 3t+
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
w security Loan Bank, 1906 Market st ,ur. Mason:
private entrance Turk. N. j. FRANKLIN ~ co. 6m
IRON $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
= security. 5. e. c., Box 81. CALL Branch. je5 Il
M ONEI LOANED - $40 AND UPWARD,
W reasonable interest and payable back in install
menss Address III. NJ, Box ls9. CALL Branch je4 II
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W ANTED - GOOD CANVASSERS; GOOD
w wages. Apply 522 Montgomery st. jel4 81"
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CECoND COOK AND BAKER, SMALL SUMNER
- resort, $40 and free fare; waiter country hotel
$35; third cook, country restaurant, $50; cooks,
hotels. city, $40 TO $50; second cook, $12 week;
buffers $40 G. r. HANSEN a. Co, no Geary II 2
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INFORMATION WANTED OF GLEN CORrES.
i who lived at 1915 Gay ST.: supposed to be IN the
city. Address 2. O. Boy ID. this once iel2 lL