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VOTE FOR SUPERVISORS.

The election Of Mr.. Ebert is ss certain as
any future event can be. Ii is quite prob
able that he VIII have a clear majority Of
all TIE votes cast O'Donnel IS tie natural
competitor Of EasOu and Baldwin, as he
has been in past years the representative
Of the anti-bOss element OF population. He
viii draw about evenly from the two old
b0ss-rlddeD parties, but not a vote from the
. Aon-Partisans. There is az reason why he
should. The Non-Parti ans e = ,oTsbly
satisfied With their candidate for ATavnr
u they know that q Mayor with a Board
q Supervisors Of like character is m ora
abie 10 effect reforms than one who basno
party Affiliations. The Nou-Partisans
should now give some attention TO their
ucket Tor Supervisors. The only danger
that threatens this part OF the Non Partisan
Heket IS that percentage of voters may
set tired OF marking candidates names be-
lore they reach the Supervisors As the
lckel IS made up Non-Partisan candidate
is le De selected and marked from each Of
Iae Twelve wards. 1t viii be no mora
WoTk 10 ind tie NOD-Partisan candidates
man 10 md the Republican or Democratic.
Dui possibly the followers Of the old parties
lave been more thoroughly drilled than the
Non-Farusans To Americans or voters Of
foreign birth who have become familiar
with the English language there viii be
little trouble in selecting the right names to
place the cross against. Voters Of foreign
birth may vote with about equal facility if
they take into the voting booth the numbers
Of the names of candidates they desire TO
vote for. With these numbers written in
characters the voter is familiar with there
will be no need of reading out the name Of
the candidate. The list Of numbers NAV
also assist the English-speaking voter in
selecting from the mass Of names the one
be desires to make a cross against. 1t is
OF the last Importance that good Board of
Supervisors be elected. The Mayor is in
sense p0werless against combination Of
nine Supervisors. Against such a combina-
ton he can neither enforce his own policy
nor prevent a hostile policy from being
carried out. IL all who vote for the head of
the Non-Partissn ticket will continue the
800 ~ork until the last name On the Non
Fartlsan Board of Education has been
stamped there will be no considerable doubt
about the outcome.
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WHAT MAY BE NECESSARY.

The CALL is not sure but San Francisco
and the State Of California will have to do
what was attempted in 1872, when Stanford
and Huntington attempted TO obtain Goat
Island, eight miles of the water front OF San
Francisco. extending southwest 10 San
Mateo County, and most of Mission Bay
At that time effort was made to
build an Independent railroad, connect
ing with a line reaching ont from St.
Louis, and we believe Ii could have
been accomplished had il not been for the
fair promises made by Stanford & Co. A
large sum OF money was subscribed by in
diYiduals, and it was proposed to have San
Francisco aid in the work, owning a portion
of the road and assisting 10 its management.
We say we are not sure but San Francisco
will have to engage in some such project in
order to efectually silence Stanford and
Hun tiDgtoD, and put an end to their out
RACES. San Francisco had much better build
railroads in California in various directions
than TO bear the abuses which are practiced
by our present railroad managers. In
twenty years time San Francisco and the
State OF California will be swindled out of
nearly as much as a system Of railroads
would cost, unless we do something to take
care Of ourselves. With a movement OF the
Kind suggested every interest in the State
would prosper, and we should be able TO
send our products abroad Mt reasonable
rates, and manufactures would spring into
existence. San Francisco would become a
great city, and its population and property
values would double. Ali we need now is
little of the determination of the inhabi-
tants Of Eastern cities instead Of permitting
two such men as Huntington and Stanford
to stranele us by using hirelings to corrupt
our politics and morals.
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AFTER MORE LAND.

Mr.. huntington comes ont with a rom-
'munlcatlon addressed to the Board Of S0per
vlsors OF San francisco which puts one
strongly IN mind OF the duplicity practiced
Ia 1872, when the same company wanted
Goat Island, under threat that they would
lnJure this city If ne did not aid them in
"ootalnlng 1t. After threatening for time
what they would do across the bay in the
way OK the construction of whaTves docks,
ETC., they ceased their threats, and con-
eludeq that they would do wonders for us
IL we would. give them sixty acres of land
In Mission Bay. and do various other things
for them. The managers of the company
were most docile then, and they did deceive
this community into aiding them 10 get
their clutches more firmly grasped about
our neeks. They wanted eight miles of the
water front of San Francisco extending
down The bay toward San Mateo but they
did not get it. They did tangle up the title
TO Oakland's water front, and secured a
large grant OF portion OF the bay north OF
Goat Island. We notice that Mr. Hunting
ton still hsS d bankering after Goat Island,
which he ihlnks would be good thing for
himself. and associates to own. lie also
wants the city to give the railroad company
several blocks Of land which It owns In
Mission Bay, which it will probably be well
Tor the city to retain until we realize what
we are about. Where would San Francisco
and Oakland now be had we conceded
eight miles of the water front of this city to
the company. given them nearly all OF Mis-
sion Bay, and let them carry off the title to
Goat Island. and controlled all of Oakand's
water front? Mr.. Huntington still talks
ABOUT constructing a railroad close to the
water front along the bay toward San
Mateo, so we are not quite sure that he does
not contemplate having this tract of land
condemned for trfie. so the railroad may
own IT, Should his Supervisors be elected to
once there is no knowing what they may do.
! lie GALL regards 1t as essential that the
Non-Partisan Supervisors should be elected.
90 mat we may have no more tricks Of the
Alnd which were exercised Immediately
alter the contest of 1872
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WHAT SHOULD BE DONE

What should people do when they know
their officials are bought by certain indi-
viduals? How long can San Francisco live
and prosper under state of things where
its judges and members OF the Legislature
are selected by men who sell the positions !?
Let the people do the best they can. in all
probability some Of our officials will betray
US. What can an Intelligent people do
when they become convinced that they are
being robbed by their officials under the
color of law? This is question which will
ultimately have to be settled. How will it
be solved? THE CALL believes we must
hold every official whom We elevate to Office
to the strietest accountability for his acts
and the people will have TO band them
selves together as one man and permit no
person to sell them out
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by the agents of the Central and Southern
Pacific Railroad companies. We have got
a struggle on our hands which is much
worse than was that of the Vigilance Com
mittee times of 1856. for we have not only
the thieves, but We have moneyed interest
behind them, which grinds money out of
the people, and turns portion of it over to
them. We cannot afford to permit such
outrages as have been committed under
railroad and boss rule, for we require the
election of Judges and the selection of
juries and members OF the Legislature
without the use of money. There is no
way for San Francisco but for her citizens
those who are sick Of bribery and corrup-
ton-to band themselves together as one
man. If we have robbers in our midst we
must protect ourselves. There never has
been city or State in the Union prior to
this in which few men have set them
selves up to rule and debaurh the fountains
of Justice by the use of money.
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HUNTINGTON AGAIN TO THE FORE.

Mr.. Huntington comes out with some of the
old-time humbuggery as to what he and his
associates will do for US, provided we will
trust them once more. BE will send our
products to a foreign market by his New
ofieans line and have fine steamers TO take
IL from there TO Europe for us at almost
hothlng. lhis story was told to us fifteen
OF eighteen years ago. when the company de-
siTea 10 OBTAIN subsidies and a ten million
dollar Endorsement Of their bonds nv the
city, which was never intended to he maid
The truth Is, the New Orleans argnmep, is
made for the purpose of lulIing ma again
Into seeming security. Mr.. Unptipotop
cannot see why the Southern Pacific Pm
way managers should not have Goat Island
on, no. He wants all of the approaches 70
san Francisco to be owned in fee simnle NV
himself and his partners. Have not lhesa
men got property enough already to be used
TO the injury or this city and StateP Our
citizens would be shortsighted In the ex-
IRENE should they take the word of Hunt
ington and his partners again as to what
they will do for us Besides, what do these
men want of the Oakland 'front.' Goat Island
and Mission Bay, except that they nav
have large private fortunes with which to
harass the public? IL The CALL had its
way il would organize an opposition to
Stanford and Huntington, aud use any
property we may have left to aid in the
construction Of new system of railroads.
Give these men no more property, but break
up this system Of debauchery as soon as
possible. The water front which could be
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Marshal Mcmahon. ex-President OF France,
is now S4 years old.
Archbishop Vaughn Of London was a
soldier in the Crimean war.
lola Will make another effort to enter the
French Academy, this time as the successor
OF Renan.
Captain Shaw. ex-Chief of the London
Fire Brigade, proposes 10 make extensive
investments in Colorado.
Guy de Maupassant, the famous French
story writer, has been released from the
lunaey hospital, where he was confined.
General Richter, confidential secretary and
advisor of the Russian Emperor, is Ger
man by birth and very dev0ut Lutheran.
DIR. Won Halleben. the German Minister
at Washington. is known as THE man who
laughs" on account OF his inyarable good
humor.
The Scotch Earl of Crawford and Balcar-
res is visiting New \ ork incog. He is a
tall. stout, fine looking man, with n brogue
nearly as broad as himself.
Gladstone says that the four authors who
have had the greatest influence in the for
nation OF his mind are Dante, Aristotle
Bishop Butler and ST. Augustine.
Mrs. Elizabeth 0sby- Hunter, an eccentric
old lady, who recently died in London, for.
got to leave anything substantial for her
relatives. but bequeathed $500 per year to
ne held In trust foI her parrot. Ia codicil
G5O0 were added with which 10 buy the par
rot new cage.
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SAFETY ONLY IN THE NON-PAR-
TTSANS.

Our citizens ought not to be led into
voting any Of the boss candidates into
Office. for they will unquestionably turn out
as have the boss tickets fer some years
past. There may be few men OH those
tickets who are not sold TO the railroad
body and soul, but what can they do if
elected toward protecting the people? 1t
will be just as it has been with eur Boards
of Supervisors There will be just enough
to give Stanford and Huntington what thew
want Bear in mind what THE CALL
says-elect either the boss Democrats or
the boss Republicans and we shall be sold
out again. 1t would seem 10 be under such
circumstances the duty of all well-wishers
OF the city to vote the Non-Partisan ticket
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LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS,

The public must be upon its guard in re-
lstion to frauds which will be committed.
not only before election. but on election
day and in counting the ballots after they
have been deposited In the box. There are
men who are employed to assist in the cleo
ton who will do almost anything, no matter
how outrageous it may seem. 1t is hoped,
therefore, that proper means may be taken
enough men employed-to secure totally
fair election.
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BEWARE OF PUBLISHED FALSE.
HOODS.

Our citizens should pay no attention what
ever to the falsehoods which will be pub
lished between this and the election by the
Chronicle and other enemies of the people,
for. depend upon it. a resort will be had TO
the vilest falsehoods in order to install the
pluDderers into Office once more. Let us
night The contest to a finish so thai we may
not have ourselves to blame for any neglect
Of duty hereafter.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

T1vou orEHA HOUSE, Eddy street, of Market.
OFera-" Three Black ClOaks.n
STcCKwFtL's THEATFR, Powell street near Mar
AeL Comedy -drama-"The Fay0rite."
GRovE-STREEr IHEArEa. Grove street. above
Eoik pTama-"Money Bags"
WEewAN THEATER, corner stockton and Geary
stTeCgs. Comic opera and variety entertainment.
ErsH STRF-ET THEATER. Bush street. between
hearuy and Montgomery Comedy
IsInwlN THF,rER Market street. near Powell.
Cpera-oGh opera Company.
CAIUoEN1A TTfEArER, Bush street above Kearny.
Nelodrama-"The Three Guardsmen."
McBosco's THEATER. Howard street. between
Il .rd aud FouTIn DTama-"WIde Awake"
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

The CALL has had san Francisco care
fully eauyassed in order 10 learn what city
morning newspapers were taken by the
people. The result is that THE CALL cir
euistes fully one-fourth more copies than
any other paper. THE CALL circulation
leads by fully one-Qusrter. The Chronicle
comes next after THE CALL and leads the
Examiner. The above facts show Why THE
GALL is so strong in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-11-02

spared, Including Oakland and San Fran
cisco, would do much toward the consIruc-
tion of new system Of railroads. Indeed.
the Mission Bay property and the land
skirting the bay. extending toward San
Mateo, which Huntington has evidently
got his eyes upon, would form an important
nucleus alone for such a purpose.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

DAILY CALL dncluding sundays, So per year by
AT rastpaid: Is cents per week. or IS cents per
.7,-dsr month through carriers DAILY CALL,
cy,rcrfes three months. Sc %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pases). 81 80 per year, postpaid SUNDAY
(sfIaad WEEKLY CALL s. SO per year, postpaid.
NEEKLY CALL Is pagesl, 81 per year, postpaid
TEr CxLL cannot return rejected manuscripts
viii The editor eutsr into correspondence re-
- :l.rc.tkenl
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BAND TOGETHER.

Alter The election our citizens onght to
organize into a compact body; those who
s arc 10 IaVor OF honest government. We
I've 'e neglected this. but we cannot take care
- me interests Of San Francisco unless we
s st 10 II. There is no reason why we
city over TO be plundered
The morning call., 1892-11-02

AK Montgomery street, near Clay. open until II
's N. BRANCH OFFICES: 7lO Market
- near Kearuy. open until IL O'Clock midnight;
5s Hayes street, open until $50 o,clocS; GUS
- omen until 9 O'Clock r, n; and 1l6 Ninth
.+ csen until 80 p. ~
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Arg OF cur patrons tcbo fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL fer sale bV trafn-5oys
rilioolger 1aror By notifying tbs office q
IUocts naming the date and train,
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r.sTFRN OFFICE OF THE CALI,
-. peter building. New York City, isprovided with
80 tsiffernia papers Visitors welcome Ad-
+. X. MISCH, Manager
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JfCUTTER'soLD BoURBoN.-Thls celebrated
WHISKY is ioT sale by all first class druggists and
efOeefs. IfademaIk-star within a shield
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IEPARTlGFNT or AGRICULTURE. }
WEATHER BUREAU.
Ev.N-f-rsra NovembAr / 1892
80 No. ~ ~
= OficisI Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
Northern Cahforuia-Fair. but partly cloudy
afoEg.rhe coast; north TO west winds; generally
warmer With warm wave 81 central valleys
- Southern Caiifornia-Fair; northerly winds; gen
orally warmer.
p. san Frsncisco-Fair. but partly cloudy and hazy;
noI1h 20 west winds warmer.
JONI p. FINLkY.
FustLIeutenant Ninth Infantry, officer IN charge
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The DAILY MORNING CALL

49,, ys-- BRENTANO BROS. 3 Union Square
.t+.,rc ...... News stand Palmer House
e. ,syifsns .......G ALLOT & JOUBERT,
49, 1851 Common ST.
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HARD metal, fre-proof, nickeLpiated cbafiny
and pudding dishes af 81 % and 81 rs each AZ
Nathan, Dohimann Co.'s, l22-i32 Suffer
street, below kearny.
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Mrs. vinsIow,s Soothing svrun.

Mrs. WinsiOw's Soothing Syrun"
Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while tsething, with perfect.
success. II seothes the child, softens the gums
sllays pain wind collie, regulates the bowels
sLdis the best remedy for diarThea whether arising
from testhing or other causes. For sale by drug-
ests in every part OF The world. BE and ask
for Mrs Ninslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty ave
cents bottle
The morning call., 1892-11-02

WHAT does Peculiar" meaas Applied to
Hoods Sarsaparllla it means that this medicine
is different from others and superior In merit and
curative power Try IL and you win know
The morning call., 1892-11-02
THE MORNING CALL
prKTTCATIoN OFFICE +,

ras e larger circulation than any other
.-vsosDer published in San Francisco.
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SITUATIONs-FEnIIIE-

advertisements OF females wanting sit
uatIons published free.
COMPETENT WOMAN, WITH REFERENCES
" wants 90 hOusework; American family; Is good
COOK: city or Oakland Cali at loo SIX at poo ~,
~ EkMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION To M
- second work aud care of children; city refer
ences. Call 1894 Natoma ST. bet Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth. no. q,
EihST-CLAsS tOK AND BAKER: Is A GOOD
i carver: can do French aud German cooking. no
objection TO restaurant summer resort: CITY or
Country. Gail 1854 Howard ST.. Dom To- no2 81
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For Supervisor Sixth Ward. W. Lane. :.

Df. n. >. COOK q MRS DR. Cook removed "a
To- Hyde street. Accommodation for patients .
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Auction SALES TO-DAY.
WEArHER rREpICTIONs.

FrkxrTrRr.-By Futterfeld & Vincent. at ls
} air oaks ST.. atlI O'Clock.
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For RELIEVING THROAT TROUBLES AND CoUeHs
" Br01Cn's Bronchial Tfoches" have worldwide
reputation. Sold only an bOres. Price % cts.
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NOTICEI

WEDNESDAY.............N NOVEMBER ?. 1892
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

ExrnA MInce Pies. swAIN,s as Suffer street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Mrs. Louise Dean Moved Back to
~ Chas. Ashton, AN Montgomery 81.
a. Rents corrected; IRE insurance. ie26 cod
Eg7 Bids for the Bar Now Open Tor the
BE- grand entertainment and bali given by the
Stevedores' Protective Union. 10 be held At the
Odd Fellows Hall. November IL. BIDS Will close
November 4. Address %. JOHNSON, y F. u
2s Pleasantst oe25 rs u 81 mol 2-st
~ Cornsi Cornsi Warts Warts, RIM
-, IONS 1l m9ies ana Gallons flesh are perms-
freneh Corn Paint and DR.. Lamotte's French Bun
shoestores Depot lOi9 Market st. ; +. oc3s St
" Books bought and sold. King Bros
80 9Fourth ST. near Market mr37 tt
E55s Cloaks and Outing Suits at WboIc-
W. sale prices Factory, - sansome St oc25 Sn
- Bad Tenants Elected for 81. CoIIec-
sc tioas made, city or country. Pacinc CoiIse-
uon Co. 4l6 Montgomery, X. q; Tel $3.50 de22 II
10 John .. Lyons, Notary Public and
2>D CommiSs Toner OF Deeds, ONCE 6O7 Montgor,
cry; Telephone 64Ss residence 1902 Steiner. ie9 rf
~ Mrs. DIR. Laphame, Reliable SneciaI
~ list In all female diseases arranged nv home 70
suit rich and poor. The doctor Is friend to her sa,
Cal and be convinced 626 Geary ST. oc3O sm
RSSs ALI ladies Desiring the eervices az
nc an experienced and reliable physician who
makes specially OF diseases OF women treats ann
method scienthc guaranteeing cure or no ebsr1s
for treatment; ladies In trouble or SUFFERING rr,
any complaint. who value their lives and future
health, should call or write. MRS NJ. DAVIES ISss
Market 81. MURPHY Bldgrm.53, Sd floor. Pms 81 m
To- a Sure and Safe Cure for All nIontbI~
IN con fin with best OF care ana comio, nome
female complaints treated with unexcelIet - .,'-
by MRS DIR GWYEk. 81 Hyde ST.. s. r. oc7 3m
E5> Ladies'. Sure Cure; Amy III: M.Kestord.
no operation or risk home :lowfee q free ont,
DR&MRs. ASTHAS, 22ekearny ;pilIsSI .safegns,,SSSy
fr1yate ais tesex) urinary blood debility defect.
ooesly etc soon cured. ehildleSs made parents
"Private II q mein Con fin.non, 49,
irregularities cured in l day: no instrnment.s
MRS sCHMlDI, Germn midwife, l9llIs Mission iv
" Whitening Rooms. 81 Up; Panerin,-
20 up. GEO. HARTMAN, 5l3 Third 81 iva Il
PTivate Home I'm ConHnement-96f
FOLSOM. Mrs NJ Il. Rodgers. Midwife Sc I'm
" HeaIy's Old Book.tore R.,nc-o-,
70 sOS y farrell st. corner Taylor. aulStf
E Female Diseases. Private H.
MRS DIR FUSkE,l4le Eighth. Alameda Issf
@ Private Home Confinement. Vo..-.-
aole. akS: ffElFER, 1880 Folsom. jy2s em
Eemsle Dissases-Home In Copfine
meht NINE. sattler. midwife. 1909 Mission a.
F DIR. Hall. 1886 Market, Murnhv ,,I,,
rooms % and 81; diseases OF women i6 6m
1 Dr. Q. e. o'DonnsII-omoe and Ra.-
NV cor. Washington aud Kearay sta mysS
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
~ Dividend Notice-ofice Of IN. p.-
October 81. 1892. AT a meeting or IN shSS n
OF directors OF the above named COMPANY
n nea ,o lbs gay. dividend (No. 23j Of
able THURSDAY, November 10 Iseo Psy-
9, OF the company, 1ol sapsome ST., room 80
O'Clock p NJ. ~
ne1 I'd ALTON II cLouen: Secretary
SITUATIoNs-FEMAL
Advertisements OF females wanting sit
uations published free.
CoMPETENT WOMAN, WITH REFERENCES.
Cal lar inns
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IA ANTED-wAITER FOR RES rAURANT, S35:
W French waiter. $50 and found; boy TO wash
dishes, Sl5; Frenchman around saloon, SIS Ger
man-yOung man as indoor servant, S25; competent
butler. S40; Coachman 18th iTst-ciass references.
$50; boy TO learn trade, 50 10 IS a week, etc.
at LEON ANDRES. 320 Sutter ST
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IA ANTED = A COACHMAN, WAGES $50 PER
', month. must be frst-class man ana have good
references; also a competent butler for city. $40
must be well recommended. Apply Ia LEON
ANDRE, 800 Suffer 81
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BAKER AND PASTRY COOK, CITY HOTEL.
ID S45: hotel cooks $50 ami $75; 3 ho.cl
walters. s5G: wheelwright coultry, - 50 per day
and found: American man aud wife FOR a private
family, references required, $50: advance ageLr.
$40 and found. r, T. WARD 4 CO, 60S AID o
81
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Manitoba FOREMAN FUR 4 FIRST-CLASS
w ranch short distance in country. $50 month
and Increase: American farmer, $25, ranch team
sters, s26: scraper-teamsters. 81 day; pick and
shovel men for city 81 70 day. and others, at w.
u. EVER & CO.'S. $40 Clay 81.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

" ANTED - HOUSE CARPENTER, IS so. AND
w benchhaud IS 90 day, for Guatemala; farmer
and wife, $3.50; German gardener, $50 and found
buggy washer, $50 and found; aborers, 81 10 aay
nessmaker, 81 day; COOKS, walters and others. An
p Y TO j. Z. CROSETT q co. oZs MECHANICALLY u 1
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HELP wANrED-coNrINUED.

QUICK SEWER TO LEARN FINISHING on
W pants Call after P. NJ, 1857 Mission ST. 3ts
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"A ANTED-wAITRESS FOR NEVADA AK.
" cook, small country hotel, $50; waitress same
house. $50; lauadress. small country laundry S25 /;
COOK, country hotel, $40: chamberm3id country
hotel, $50; private families-eook and iaundress
coantry $50, see parties here; second girl, small
family, near city, $50; German second girl $50 !.
several neat homework girls aud cooks SOS and
500 waitress, small restaurant, So q week. no sun.
DAY WORK. Apply Z. r. HANSEN Il CO., no Geary
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~ IRL GENERAL HOUSEwoRKAN AND GIRL FOR
~ country; family OF q middle-aged person pre-
ferred 22I2 CaIifnrrIa ST oil lfx
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CTRoNG BOY AS HELP N VARNIsHENJi-.
- room. Putrero Furniture Factory, Santa Clara
and W iseonsin sts =
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. NEAT SWEDISH GIRLS WANT HOCS
= WORK In small American families IN Oaklan
Please call MISS PLUNkETT. aga suffer ST.. ne
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