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TIE NEINEKs, CONVENTION.

People viii watch with interest the pro-
ceedjugs of the Miners Convention, which
is now in session in this city. 1t is the first
attempt that has ever been made to effect a
State organization Of miners. IL such a
body is formed and is led by men of reason
and skill it may come to WELD considerable
influence Though the mining interest Of
California is small in comparison with the
past. and its product is less than that Of the
agricultural Interest the volume OF precious
metal which re aims in the bowels of the
Sierra is large, and if a plan could be de-
vjsed by which it could be GOT ont and
poured into the channels Of commerce with
out injury TO other interests the results to
tie State and indeed to the world at large
would be important.
There are Just two things which the min
ers will have To remember If they propose
70 accomplish results. The first IS that the
mining industry must respect the rights Of
other industries. II hydraulic mining can
u0t lie conducted without buryng farms
under a mass Of pulyerized silica and caus-
ing the l3vigab,e rivers Of the State TO
shoGl, hydraulic mining viii have TO stay
idle. No one has right TO injure another
In no civilized community can one set Of
men be suffered 10 carry on a business
which ruins another set Of men. Every one
must submit to the limitation on personal
liberty which the rights Of others exact
When, therefore, the hydraulickers tell
us that there are millions upon mill
ions Of gold locked up in the rocks
and shat lots of people would grow rich If
/ the gold were got out, they eyade the real
! question at issue. Every body understands
/ all about the gold and tie consequent
/ wealth; the question is how is the ore to
/ be extracted without impoyerishing another
/ class which is entitled TO as much consider
/ ton as tie miner9 Tie leading members
/ of the convention that is now in session say
/ that they viii go to Sacramento for relief
! from the effects Of the decree Of the United
/ States court, but there they will be met. as
/ they have been heretofore, with the demand
/ that they shall present a practicable plan
/ for imp0uniing their debris before their de-
mands are listened to.
Again. the convention must remember
that whenever one interest puts forth a
pan to aEgrandize itself at the cost Of all
other interests it antagoniza5 those inter-
ests and had better have let matters alone.
When the silver miners coupled their de-
maud for free coinage with the request that
the difference between the gold value of
/ #2la grains Of silver and a standard dollar
should 20 into their pockets everybody was
Disguised Al their rapacity and they created
enemies in quarters where they might have
found friends if they mad been less glar-
iug.y selfish. When a class sets itself apart
from all other classes and insists on shap-
ing legislation for its exclusive benefit it
provUkes opposition all round and is certain
TO fail in its aims.
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ful timbered lands the country is now
almost worthless for any purpose. The
valuable timber has disappeared and moth
ing remains but rocky waste, where even
q sheep cannot be pastured. The land be-
longs to the General Government. and it is
question whether the timber is not worth
far more than is the small quantity of gold
which the land contains
The Serras contain many valleys which
are fertile. and upon the hills where timber
has heretofore grown, when even denuded,
it viii again spring up. If individuals owned
the mining lands it is a question, without
even considering the damage to farms and
navigable streams. whether they would con
sent to the tmber'S destruction. The subject
Of hydraulic mining is one which should be
carefully considered by our cit zens 1t is
true that companies will obtain some gold,
but will the public be benefited by what
completely destroys the timbered lands?
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"GIE AND NY CLUB"

In thanking the Press League for honOrs
conferred on him. NJ. II. de Young said he
hoped when the league next meets to show
a record which would warrant the conf
dence placed in Me aud My Club II may
have been a little unkind in Mike" to as
sert ownership to the club so publicly, but
it is a way he has fallen into. He probably
does not mean to be offensive. He talks as
b. thinks. For example, when courageous
reporter made a speech in the club oppos-
ing Mike" in some way, Mike" sent
word to the reporter that if Re the reporter
wanted TO rise in his profession, he the re-
porter must not oppose him c'Mike'). EX-
nIessions Of this nature are simply playful
way mike" has Of bulldozing members Of
the profession who show disposition to
stand in his way.
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HARD 10 CONYINCE.

The Washington authorities profess to be
willing 10 refuse to complete the purchase
Of the Seventh and Mission streets site on
proof of unftness for the purpose for which
IL is intended. But these authorities seem
10 be somewhat hard to convince. There
seems TO be powerful Influence somewhere
that neutraizes the effect Of positive asser-
ton by responsible parties. When the site
was first selected the charge was made that
the site Is a swamp filed in with SAND. The
owners Of the site have offered no proof to
the contrary. though the nature OF tie
ground could be demonstrated in little
time and at small expense. 1t was also
stated that the price agreed upon Is twice
what the site is worth 10 the market
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IifAAFet>r oF AGElrrLUrRE, }
NlAEuFE iIErtr.
StE IFaNuI-ra. January 20. tN92t
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
Is slight disturbance over Washington
...-.- .ctt raus og Jhe Washington coast ana
... -..z o.a-...cus elsewhere in Washington
.. Northern oregon. Covering Northern Nevada
..l .--.arI -al is area ut high pressure tIai
..r.-eS brisk O. h.-E winds IG the Interior valleys
ana .a Southeast California, and also promises q
.irua. a, .f me warm weather ia the s1u-h hale
,. California. l-t vllh Sigh; southward move
l.a.t vs give eoo.e. weather 10 tLe north half OF
The temperature rose TO 90 degrees at Red Bluff
AND san francisco to-day, aud was generally be-
rsl-fr ~ alI g. elsewhere In Northern California;
i- cast portions CT Washington ana oregon it
ranged -rCm = AZ Baker Jltg - 81 % NaEa Nahd,
aI from 40 to 43 in west portions, excluding
me Washington peninsula, whence no reports
were received owing 70 wires being down. In
Southern California the highest temperature to-day
ranged between 81 and - ia Nevada from IS "a
Al. ia Northern Utah IA.
The record OF precipitation in The past twenty
four hours IS aspriEaIe at olympia. .02 of Al incl
az grr. CANDY aDo - at S3lt Lase.
Winds OF twcLry-s.y miles per hour were req artet
from Fort Cauuy all hee.er.
Forecast JiU s. 7. n. Thursday.
For Northern C3..Csrala-Falr, iSht temperature
rUrr-es e1ceut cooler i1 Sacramento Valley and
middle ceast variab winds brisk 80 high east
portion.
Tor Southern C5lco-ail-Fair: stationary tenn
Tsrar.re. except warmer on lower coast. uCrtheriy
V-.Ls
For oregon and Washington - Scattering light
rams. stationary Temperature except cooler AT
WaTa wa.a aaa Waraer a. Portland and spokane;
variable winds.
FCr J-aa-Fal-. warmer.
EoHEsr +. NEaE>N Caief of Division.
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Whether this is true or not the fact is in
disputable that the property offered for
S1,O4Q.OOO is assessed at less than one-quar-
ter of that SUN. Colonel TAYLOR, late
President of the San Francisco Chamber Of
Commerce, expressed the general opinion
of the site in terms that should convince
the Washington authorities that opposition
TO the site is not confined 10 disappointed
real-estate dealers. Colonel Taylor cannot
understand why the site should have been
selected, nor why, if selected, a double
price should be paid for IT, But the intiu-
ence at Washington in favor Of the site is
SO strong that the purchase will doubtless
be cOmnIeted.
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Footnad OverhauIed.

About midnight on Tuesday john Ryan,
a laborer, was robbed of SO 40 and a bundle
of clothes on Howard street, between Third
and Fourth. Shortly afterward he encoun-
tered Officers McCart by and Prute and re-
ported the matter to them. The officers
soon had a man under arrest corresponding
to the description. and Ryan identified the
prisoner as his assailant. The man gave the
name of George Rodgers. and was charged
wit rCl,barx
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SENATORIAL PURCHASES.

1t is quite certain that the movement
which has commenced TO elect United States
Senators by vote Of tie people viii in the
end prove successful. The scandalous re-
ports Of a purchase Of the Office In so many
Instances have excited in the public mind
a desire to put an end to the use Of money
to procure such positions.
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r2- Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
o-.las1 p. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street, near Kcaruy, open until u O'Clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street. open until 80 c'eiocS; SOB
Iqrefn street. open untl 80 oclocS; 70 IS Mission
street, open u-tf O'clock r. Nj. AMI Il6 Ninth
.......- .-t.-l. until @ 20 D. n.
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ONE ASPECT OF HYDRAULIC MINING

There is one aspect of the hydraulic min
ing question which people are apt to lose
sight Of. Where hydraulic mining has been
carried on the country has been made a
barren waste. Where once existed beauti-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-21

In the suit of Mary Drinkhouse VS.. the
Spring Valley Water Company 20 recover
certain real estate in San Mateo Comfy. an
application has been made for an account
ing and the appointment of a referee.
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THE most obstinate cases of dyspepsia are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine tones the
stomach, promotes healthy digestion. creates an
appetite. and relieves headache. Give It a trial
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-21

CoUGHs.-" Brotcn's Bronchial Troches" are used
with advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat.
Hoarseness and Bronchial Affections Sold otl,, il.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUHLICATIoN OFFICE

Has q larger circulation than any other
,,-v-s7sr,er published IN San Francisco.
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OF exquisite flavor, pure and wholesome. Argos
tura Btters is standard table delicacy Sole
Manufacturers DR.. }. Il. b. Siegert q Sons
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7 AIDES WHO HAVE SOME SECRET CONJUGAL
- trouble OF private nature for winch they think
there Is no help. also unmarried ladies' stamped
address for information OF vital importance you.
NOMAN'S AID INSTITUTE, Monarch Building
1880 Market ST. :. r.. ial9 tt
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ILEArHEI. NEFNNT

l,f>arsr-ry ii. :. simmons a'lo57 Market
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7 HAD A TOOTH so TENDER CTHE NERVE
i was nearly exposed) IL would hardly bear touch
Ing. The Boston Dental Assn OF u Powell ST., by
their new process, excayated and filed it without
pain. T. w. JOY. Druggist. Post and Mason e0d e
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| ARGE STOCK TRIMMED GOODS AND MIL
= linery trimmings at a sacrifice. MRS. K. Il.
JONES l 2O4 1903 Stockton, and 1000 Fillmore.
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10 AND SEE MRS. BELL. SHE WILL TELL.
Sixth. ia20 IT.
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- Private Home in Confinement-961
E~S Folsom. Mrs NJ. K Rodgers. Midwife ,, ocl S bm
ES DIR. Hall, 1885 Market ST., Murphy
Es~S Bldg. over j. j. 0Brien's, diseases of women.
RS5 DIR. Rioord's Restorative Pills; Spe-
EAS cifc for exhausted vitality, physical debility
wasted forces ETC.; approved by the Academy OF
Medicine. Paris and the medical celebrities. Sold
by j. q. STEELE u CO, 635 Market st. Palace Ho-
tel San Francisco. Sent by mail express. Prices
Box OF co. 81 70; OF 100 81; or 200 IS so; OF 400.
So Preparatory Pills. So Send for circular jet lyr
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FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT.-The Sacramento
Transportation Company has sued Dean & Tarp
to recover S2375 for breach of building con-
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PERSONALS.

- GENTLEMAN OF 80, a COMPARATIVE STRAIN
~ ger i'm San Francisco wishes the acquaintance
of a refined young lady; object matrimony. Address
C.. Box lis, CALL Branch once. ltS
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a Ii LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
n female specialist, MRS. DR.. GWYER, 3lIlS
Hyde St.; private home for patients, with every
comfort ial2 q
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All goods warranted as represented or purchase
money refunded. Orders by mali or telephone will
receive our best attention. Country orders pacsed
and shipped 70 railroads boaIs free of charge.
ROBINSON KNOX. 1910 and 1912 Market ST.,
corner Rose ave. and 900 Valencia St. corner Twen-
teth. iaI7 3t nTuTb
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BIG bargains are offered in lamps at Nathan,
DOhrmann & Co.'s, 122-132 sutter street, below
KaaruV
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4 TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
Il $40 and all costs paid: collections city cOuu-
try. COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., 6O7 Montg0m-
cry ST. jas emo
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CUPERIoR HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
- one or more little children; best OF care; pleas
ant house sunny grounds; reference If desired %
Glen Park ave, of Twelfth ST. bet. Mission and
howard, lall 15t
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J.FCUTTER's0LD BoURBON-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all iirstelass druggists aud
groeeTs. 1fademark-sIar within shield.
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NoTICE or MEEwIxGs.

Ia7rA n'nrr pes. SWANS 2Ia suffer street.
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BOOKS bought. King, is Fourth street.

The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
7i3 Filbsrt street. are now open for the season.
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GRANTED DIvORCE.-Judge Levy has
granted NJ. Z. Mcdonald divorce from George
II. Mcdonald on the ground OF his lntemperance
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MICK MATTHEW'S 331 MONTGOMERY ST,
W Room 1-Probatiug estates Speciality advice
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A II. PERSONS RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE-
II duced by Du B0ls Anti-Obeslty Tea A IL
SMITH q CO. 1900 Pok. cor Bush.lY26 8mSuTQTh
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( ENUINE SPECS, l5C UP. 90 FOURTH ST.
next 10 the bakery; Sundays, 72S Market st, in
front celebrated ladies' gloYe-store, TO do not
forget the house number jal5 l5t&
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MARION GLACE; FRENCH BONBONS;
100 Powell st. ialZ IF
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WoMEN's UNIoN.-The Women's Educational
and Industrial Union viii present a most at
tTactiye programme tomorrow night at Irving
Hall. There Will be singing, Instrumental music
recitations and comedy drama.
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4 Ii LADIES KNOW IT IS BETTER TO USE
y sure preventive than take medicine or IN
dergo dangerous operation; my remedy never
fails; simple and harmless; 81 NINE. THOR
LEAl, 100 STOCKTON St Room i. fal7 u
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CAPHo CREAM POSITIVE. HARMLESS CURE
- doors Of feet aud arm pits; SOC. SaphO Cream
CompanY. Station j. CITY. 1alA 6ts- ThSnTn
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On JANUARY 18TH I RECEIVED a CAR OF
" bedroom sets (Eastern), pieces, per set for
this month S25; these goods can't be matched In
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,ANTED-NUMBER ONE MECHANICS OF
" OF all kinds backsmiths, farmers, teamsters.
wood oh oppers, cooks walters diSh-washers and
J. CRoSETr & co, 62S Sacramento 81 20 st
JTIRsT-CLAss COOK AND BAKER tCOLORED)
i desires siruation; give best OF references can
be found at 9lS Jackson St; Will call II drop Dos
tli-card JAZZ 7t*
INDUSTRIOUS YOUTH WISHES A POSITION
| IN office store to be geneTany useful: under
stands bookkeeping: references. Address A. l..
BOX 1903. CALL Branch once. 1a2l Ste
MN AND WIFE WANT PLACE On RANCH;
work; wife good cook and housekeeper. 1900
Turk ST. cor webster Ja2l 80
DUTLER FROM THE EAST DESIRES POST
ID ton IN private family; highly amended;
not afraid of work; strictly sober. Address j. Il.
b. Box 10, CALL Branch once, ia2I 3t%
C,ITUATIoN wANTED-GERMAN, AS HOTEL
- clerk, bartender OF waiter Address Hotel,
Box lar. CALL Branch once. jail 80"
MERICAN MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUA-
N tlon on ranch; wife good COOK and house
keeper. man good farmer, 10 years experience. Ad-
dress ID, 474 jessie ST 1a2l 3tt
C,AIL-MAKER WANTS A SITUATION; THOR
- oughy understands his trade and is sober, indus
trous and reliable. Please address 5. NJ, Box II,
this Office. jazz 3t~
DAKER WISHES SITUATION; CITY OR COIN
ID try Call $40 Fourth st jazz St%
CyITUATIoN WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
- man as game-keeper Address 81 ! stouart.2l SO
no BUTCHERS YOUNG MAN FROM THE
1 East wishes situations able to kill and assist
shop. Address A. D.. 1855 Jessie ST. Its
NEIpDLE-AGED MAN. EXPERIENCED IN Ho-
WI tel business az years. would like paea la hO-
tel Address hotel. Box So, CALL Branch ONCE. it,
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pATTAN FURNITURE STAINED AND RE-
II pa red: estimates given Write or cali AVS
COUCH BROS. ManufacIuIers. SIS ieary 81 ia7 LIN
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" ANTED LUNCHMAN. $40: SrORk-BOOM
Kearny st. 1t
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sale stove and ttnwate house; answer own
handwriting, wages expected ana reference Ad.
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A BIG COMMISSION PAID on ALL KINDS OF
n law business brought 10 me. Lawyer, Boy 9,
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j. NOONAN. 1917, 1919. 1921, 1923 Mission ST.,
above Sixth. open evenings
Large line OF secondhand furniture aud carpets
on hand, on which You can save money. I.
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A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS
~ speciality: marriages annuled, quick quiet;
suits com nenced in any county collections, claims.
damages liens, attachments, etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description Do
Tended or prosecuted vigOrOusly terms reason lbi3
no charge unless successful: criminal aud civl
LAWYERS praeticing in all the courts; established 10
years; references banks and business houses q.
w. HOWE a CO.. attorneys and counseors-at-laW.
$50 Market ST.. corner Stockton seq n
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w ANTED GERMAN HOTEL COOK, $50; THIRD
W cock for restaurant $35; night COOK. $50;
waiter for restaurant, $40 waiter for small plce,
$780, butler, small family, $50; gardener Cobb ng),
$50. etc. DELORME q A NDkE. 800 Sutter st IL
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IA ANTED-STRONG INTELLIGENT BOY TO
" take deliver orders aud learn butcher bust
ness; 1--we with parents. La Grande Market, cor.
Fell and DevisaderO SITS. ia2l 2t%
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NoTICE-ALL PERSONS WHO ARE ITDFBTEO
~ to the late DIR. O. l. ADAMS are hereby cau-
toned and notified not to pay any bills 10 DR. ED
MUND PUGH of Mason st, San Francisco his
authority to collect the same having been revoked
by me. San Francisco, January IA, I-92
JAZZ OF MRS KATE ADAMS
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CHOEMAKER FOR ALAMEDA. 1921 ALA
- media ave. Alameda. lt*
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ltLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS statesmen,
Nsa es aides. cOpyis5 b0Okkeepers. steuographer5,
obtain then CleFksl Burean 800 KearnF. r. IL y
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IJAKER AND PASTRY COOK COUNTRY HOTEL,
- $50; experienced ceilarman for vineyard S4O
to $50 and found; see boss here: 2 primers for
vineyard. s26 and found; see boss here; gardener
GeaFv at 1t
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w ANTED-MAN FOR GROCERY AND BAR.
W or would take good partner Apply Alb Fifth .
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

)OOQ MISSION - WANTED CHILDREN TO
-OZO board: mothers care; sunny yard ial0 I'm
WIDOW WOULD LIKE l OR CHILDREN TO
W board; large yard. 2l31 Market St. opposite
Guerrero: CaStro-street{carS. de5 IT
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TlTANTED-HEAD WAITER. COUNTRY HO-
w tel, $40 and found: hotel walters, $3V; no
tel cooks $40 ana 500: dish-washers, $50; buggy
washer, city stable. $50; wanted for Montana, car
penter who understands farming, $3.50 per year ana
found shoemaker, $500 per year; teacher to teach
Indian children the English language, $500 Catho-
CIay st 1t
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LOST.



EOUND-SATURDAY LAST, IN FRONT OF
i California TheateT, large diamond stone of ring
Owner have it by giving his address and stating
reward through this paper. lie
"a HGTE HORSE FOUND AT sEA-wALL
W owner apply Midway st. ja2O 3tS
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WANTED FIRST-CLASS FEEDER FOR PRINT
W ing presses. 10 Fremont st. 1t%
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTED-TO PURCHASE, TEAM OF HORSES;
" must weigh about 100 lbs each not more than
years Old; sound and well broken give de5crip-
tion, and where they can be Address Horse
man. Box 10. this Office. jal9 1t
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"A ANTED COOK AND WIFE $50 A MONTH
W and found, Al places also a young man to as
sist about a stable, $50, and Others at w. ID. EVER
~ co. s, 626 Clay ST. 1t
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ERRAN D-BOy; 10 TO 10 YEARS; MUS HAVE
~ good references. 1l5 suffer st. Jazz 2t*
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DIANO LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: HALF
L hour % cents, 93l Market st. Room b. las 8ln
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ONTHE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESSGOOD&
" silks, sealSkin5 and Sealette cloaSs; also clrpss4
furniture, lacecUrssins blankets and fotdiny-bads
at 81. FRIEDMAN & cos, 22S aud $50 Stockton
ST Why pay ready money when you can buy iasS
IS cheap by making small cash payment d0wn.
balance weekly or monthly An inspection OF oar
goods or samples promptly attended to 22S and
NTUe[rNu- TaeN
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