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SIZE WILL RECOVER.
BIG SALE OF CITY REAL ESTATE.
Won Ehein & Co.'s Auction a Pronounced


Won Ehein & Co.'s Auction a Pronounced
Success.
Everything considered, the sale of the
Hiram a. PearsOns estate by Won Rhein
4 Co. yesterday was pronounced success
Irving Hall was well filled by our sOlidest
business men. nearly every millionaire of
the city being represen ted either in person
or by proxy.
The statements Of the auctioneer at the
beginning OF the sale were clear and forcible,
and IN some way the enthusiasm of Mr.. Won
Rhein spread over the large audience so
rapidly that the bidding, which at the first
was cold and lifelesS, in a very few minutes
became sharp and spirited.
The entire block bounded by East,
Merchant Washington and Drumm streets
sold IN subdivisions for Sl92, 200. The fol-
lowing list comprises the names Of the pur-
chasers and the prices paid:
Lot l, fronting 1886 on East street
by 3S:75l on Merchant and lot 2. front
ing 24.25 on East street. with depth OF
1219, were knocked down 10 ID. w. Iietjen
for $751; 900 and $4,000 respectively.
Lot 8. fronting East, 29,I9 by 1921 in
depth, was bought by Gus Harshall for
$3.50, the same party also buying lot
!, fronting Merchant street, 20X45, for $3.50
A. Defiance bought lot I, fronting
3o.j5 on East street, with average depth Of
SIS feet, for $3.50
Lot ., being the corner of East and
Merchant streets, fronting 24.3S feet on
East and having an average depth Of IS feet,
was sold 10 A. L. Green for $4,000 The
same party was also the purchaser of lots
6 and 8, fronting on Merchant street
paying 5000 for the former, which is 20x45
IN size, aud $4,000 for the latter, which
fronts 50 . feet on Merchant street anu % IS
on Washington street.
Lot 9, with brick building, fronting 1910
on Merchant, and the same on Washington
street, was knocked down to Louis Spiegel
for $50, 600.
Lots 10, II, u and Is, extending through
1 rom Merchant 10 Washington, and front
ing 89:ll on each street, we're bought as q
whole by John (. English for S37, 0JO.
Lot 2JXJ9 Q on Sacramento street, between
Drumm and East, was bought by G. w.
Call for $500.
John Barton was the purchaser of lot Ok
$3.50, adjoining the one bought by G. w.
Call, for S1700.
The State title to the northeast corner of
Battery and broadway was sold to b. NJ.
Gum for $50
The sale up to this time having consumed
more than two hours time it was decided
BY the auctl0neer TO withdraw the water
blocks contained in the catalogue, ana to
announce them as supplementary sale to
about 100000 worth of other property be-
longing TO the same estate to be disposed of
SIrTtiKy
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A POOLING CONFERENCE.

national conference, composed of rep
resentatiVes Of the various reform parties
now existing, with view to do away with
the old parties, was held in Chicago last
Wednesday. There were present, it is said,
representatives from the Farmers, from
Prohibitionists, from Laborers, Green
hackers and from general reformers. The
conference could not agree upon platform
for the simple reason that there is no COM
munity Of intent among the organizations
represented. A voter is not necessarily a
ProhibitiOnist because he has determined
for the time to act with the Farmers ALI
ance; nor does the belief that the Govern
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big farms were divided and subdiyided some
what as Alameda has subdivided her land
there would be more children in Colusa
County and it would draw from the State
School Fund in proportion to the children
enrolled in the public schools. 1t is doubt
less a very pleasant thing for rich men to
cultivate 10000 or $4,000 acres Of land with
the help of Chinese and send their children
East or to Europe TO be educated, but 1t IS
hard Oh the county as whole
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Fire Board Promotions.

A special meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners was held yesterday after
noon. The business transacted besides the
auditing Of bills was the adoption of reso-
luton, offered by Commissioner Parsons,
that hereafter all positions in the Fire De-
partment above the rank of extraman be
filled by promotion. The board then ad-
journed until tomorrow.
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EOS MONTGOMERY street, near Clay. open until II
o'clock p 81. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Rearny, open until ID o'clock midnight;
$3.50 HAYES sire Q, C9e3 untu so O'Clock; 6O3
Isrkia street. open uatl 80 o'clock; 25IS Mission
street, open units O'Clock r., NJ; and Il6 Ninth
.--..- oman -r+-T 70 .90 D. a
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The James Csc Comnromised.

The parties to the contest of the will of
Mrs. Susan James have effected a COM
promise by which all the proceedings are
dismissed Mrs. James left nothing ont of
her estate, valued at $4,000, to her only
daughter, and the jury decided that the
making of the document was influenced by
undue intimacy.
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Next Tuesday evening Central Chautau-
qua Circle, which meets in Central NJ Z.
Church, on Mission street. between Sixth
and Seventh, will hold its first public meet
ing, and all interested are invited to be
present. The programme arranged for the
occasion includes a public debate, literary
exercises and a brief lecture by Rev. w. w
Case on Orators and Oratory"
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On Sunday last DR.. Louis Mathe was driy-
ing spirited horse on Guerrero street.
when the animal took fright and ran awav,
The doctor and his wife were thrown out
and badly bruised and shaken. Further on
the runaway came in collision with buggy.
to which it did about SO worth of damage
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup"

'' Mrs. WinsiOw's Soothing syrup"
Has been used fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while eething with perfect
success 1t soOthes the child softens the gums,
alays pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and Is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arts ing
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gsts in every part OF the world BE and ask
for Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
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The Owls Nest Club and Hunting and
Fishing Company has been formed to build
club-houses and encourage and cultivate
the taste for fishing and hunting. Di-
rectors-N. j. Britain, I. +. Payne. Daniel
0Connell, Louis Sloss Jr. and Joseph d.
Reddiup 20 -
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
Sew YORK. .RRENTANo BROS. Union Square
s.I..s.a ........ News stand Palmer House
-es. .l.--.aas GALLOT & IOl BERT.
TFEI. Common K.
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DIFFICULTIES with the liver and Kidneys CAUSING
pains in the back, lassitude and general weakness
are readily cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. the
great regulating medicine. Sold by all druggists
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j. II. Rauer, real estate agent and col
lector purchased the furniture and fittings
of the New Western Hotel at Sheriff's sale
on Wednesday. The price paid was sI7OO,
They originally cost $4,000.
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AGAssIZ.-ProfessOr Jordan Of Stanford Uni.
verslty will lecture at the Twelfth. street Chris
tlan Church, near Howard street, next Thursday
evening. Subject: "AgassZD
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SWITZERLAND.-The last In DR.. Steele's course
of stereoptieOn lectures at Plymouth Church.
Post street, near Webster, will be given this
evening. Subject; Tie Valleys and Lakes OF
Switzerland.
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J.FCUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all iirslcass druggists and
gr0ceTs. 1rademaTk-star within a shield.
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SUED on A NoTE.-W. II. Webster has sued
d. L. Smith to recover $1,000 on promissory
uOfP
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TIE MORNING. GAIL

has q larger circulation than any other
-rewsDaDer published in San Francisco
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NTATHEK EEFOKT.


IarAEvvF>r OF AGRI-uLTURE,
WF+rHsR FrHFer.
So FRaN,l-gn, January - lSs2.)
Weather Conditions ana General Forecasts
A disturbance arproachju the upper Washington
coast IS causing general rains in Western Washing
t0a and snow iu Eastern Washington, and threaten
K r7tIi tf1us ll Oregon High south % east winds
ere reported from Fort Candy and Tatoush Island.
ana storm signals are flying 81 all coast stations
With information signals flying ~ SQUAD stations
From -ur.-touIlh % tHIee-q Isrtcrs OF au inch of
Precipitation is reported FROM the NaShlnEto on
a.8 Northeast Oregon stations Do the past twelve
hours aaI light rams elsewhere IN oregon. No rains
are rep .--ai from Northern California in the past
trtutg-rou- hours. except scattering rains In
extreme southern portion. Ia southern Cali
flmia tie record for that period gives
os Angeles 20 Of aa inch san Diego SO,
. 50 inches at Yuma and 50 al Tucson, with
general though lI-l. rains throughout Arizona The
temperature changes .u past twenty hours are
marked uy higher generally on The slope, eXceI-
slight falls Western Washington and The interior
q Northern California. The hiEucs, temperatures
to-day ranged from 30 20 81 deg. so eastern por-
tIoas of Washington and Oregon. 40 90 so I'D west
ern portions 81 20 6e lu Northern California be
ing g. san Francisco 90 % = IA southern Cali
flrIta. az iu S.llLar Arizona. 3o 10 a In Nevada
slJ BIS 81 Northern lttl.
Forecast Iu 5 y. NJ. Friday.
For y sttaera Ca.If5ra.l-Fair; warmer; prevail
ie- southeast winds probable ra.as ol upper coas.
be Tomorrow night.
F0r southern Calforuia-Far, except clear NJ
ia eastern portions; warmer; prevailing norlhery
winds.
Far wash ns-oa and ors-ou-Ea.as: warmer.
except slight temper -ars changes Western ore
goH and al Uala Wa.lt: sou-l 30 east winds high
OF c1as-.
FOR Usaa--asr=Has rains OF SHOWS.
H.ErsT j. MERRIAM. Chief Of Division.
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For BRoScHIAIp AsTHMATIc. AND PULMONARY
COMPLAINTS, "BrolUn's Bronchial 7},ochssn mani
fest remarkable curative properties % cts a hoy
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FINE Table Claret 25c per gallon. az sbarboro 4
Co.'S, Groeers. 53l Washington street
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A RAID ON BUTTONS-TO-DAY WE COM
~ fnenced sale Of buttons that will surprise
every one IL Is open to dealers, acturerS aud
everybody else; ladies' fine fashionable coat and
cloak buttons reduced from 81 dozen to Zoe: fine
dress buttons zoe dozen to 21gc and &C; coat and
oVercOat buttons very fine at Sc; 80 dozen
sorted for 81, worth regular So to 80, over 5000
gross TO Offer; our remnant and handkerchief sale
continued few days. SMITHS CASH STORE,
4l6, Alb Front st.; take elevator. ta2S 81
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A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS
~ speciality; marriages annulied, quick, quiet;
suits commenced in any county; collections, claims
damages, liens, attachments etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description de-
Tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reason ibls;
no charge unless successful: criminal and civil
lawyers practicug ia all the courts; established Id
years; references, banks and business houses q.
W. HOWE q Co, attorneys and counseIors-at-laW,
$40 Marker SL0cEtnn. se2l n
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CHIROPODICM-A POSITIVE AND HARMLESS
- cure Tor sweaty and foul feet and odOrs Of fest
and armpts. and tender feet and chafng:
price 50 cents. boxes for 81 by mail sealed. the
ChiropOdiun Co, 7. q. Box 1923, San Francisco,
Cal. de3O WeFrSu 6m
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Extra mlnce pies. swArN's. II. Suffer street.
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MARION GLACE; FRENCH BONBONS;
w pastry; ice-cTeam; telephone 8l9. MIDON
109 Powell 81. Jal2 II
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


"A ANTED-LARGE NUMBER OF COOKS, SEC
W ond girls nurses. Mattresses, laundresses and
girls for Homework, city and country at the best Of
wages Apply TO J. f. CROSETT & CO. $ branch
3l2 Suffer st. 1t
IA ANTED FIRST-CLASS HAIRDRESsER FOR
W Los Angeles, Sl2 week. parties in our Office
to-day at 10 O'Clock; Protestant nurse and do sew
ing country, SO: COOK small country hotel. $50;
neat young Catholic girl for general homework
small family Bakersfield, 500 free fare chamber
maids, mattresses $50; cooks and housework girls,
city and country, $50, $50 and $50; hotel cook
country $40; restaurant cook, city, $50; 3 German
cooks, $50; IL Swedish girls for hoasework and
Geary st. IL
" ANTED-AMERICAN COOK. $50; SECOND
W girl. same house, 500 girl for bakersfield fare
paid, $25; 2 chambermaids hotel, $50 each: Swed-
ish cook for san Rafael, S25 German cook $50;
German cook, $50; second girl, $50; nurse $40;
young girls TO assist, SIS and $40 at DELORME 4
ANDRES, $40 Suffer St 1t
ANTED-FIRST-CLA COOK $50; COOK
" and second girl, same house, $50 and $25; 2
$50 and $40. Apply MISS KATE PLUNKETT. 42A
Suffer ST. 1t
GERMAN GIRL. HOUSEWoRK. IN FAMILY.
VI $50; 2 German second girls, $50 and $2b:
French nurse girl, $40; nurse girl. Oakland. $40;
man aud wife, woman TO cook, man as cOachman,
good wages. Apply early to MISS CULLEN. los
4 SsIsTANT LADY BOOK KEEPER AND TYPE
~ writer wanted: wages $50 month. Address
in own handwriting, p, Box l6, this office. 1a2e II
GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwORK
- II 81 Ellis 81. JdZS u
THE WoMENS EDUCATIONAL AND INDUS
Thursday aud Saturday mornings at $3.50 O'Clock
MISS KATE WHITAKER teacher; demonstra-
tion lessons given Thursdays, PM. price 25c29 81
UN ANTED-YoUNG GIRL TO LOOK AFTER
w children ana assist in light homework; refer
ence required Apply 6l2 Polk ST. Jazz 81"
EIRL, FROM IA TO 49, IN FAMILY OF p APP.
~ ply Hilbert Sc Jag st"
CIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWORK; SMALL.
" family. $50 Natoma St ia29 81"
WANTED YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework. 6S3 Ellis ST ja29 3t'
EDUCATED YOUNG WOMAN FOR STORE
u with no membranes; must be quick, smart
party. w A.. Box II, this city Jazz 3t*
CIRL UNDER 35 FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work $40 Apply 10 to 8. 1925 Washington
street. Jag 2t*
IA ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO MIND
w baby; references required; wages 500. Ap-
ply from Till l 2. 407 DevisadeEo ST. Jag 2t
GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR GENERAL
VI housework and plain cooking; small family;
$50. l436 Postst jazz II"
IA ANTED : GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; wages $40; references. Call at 1919 De-
visadero ST.. city. Ia29 US
ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
W work; go cd cook Call after 10 4. NJ, Sl6 Me-
Aster St jazz u
TIRL Ii TO 10; LIGHT nOUSBWOKK; WAGES
" $40 TO $l2. ISIS Postst jazz ITS
NIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUSEWoRK an
" schrader St, bet. Oak and Page. jazz u"
IIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEwoRK;
" small family; reference. 7l3 Ellis ST. 1t"
MEAT GIRL TO CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN.
~ apply, after TO- 1916 Page St, bet. Lyon and
Lott. jazz 2ts
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0O E0 FOR a DOZEN CABINETS AND ONE
u =. w large photo. First-ciass WORK guaranteed
at WILSON'S Gallery, % Kearny ST. je24 Il
A T l26 KEARNY, ROOM 9, YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale; take elevator. mr1 Ct
II a L. FINE MERCHANT TAILOR MADE
" suits MISFIT PANTS PARLOR. 5I3 Mont
iant r.
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EOUSD-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
J instruments in the State; low prices: large
stock: satisfaction guaranteed. Pioneer Music store
{. c. KEENE. 3 Third ST.. cor. Market. uOIl ti
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PERSONALS.

DEV ROBERT NICKNAME. ID. D., WILL DE
IL liver a lecture before the Chautauqna circle OF
the First PRESBYTERIAN Church, Van Ness ave,
MONDAY EVENING. February LIST. subject !:
Castles in the Air" All Chautauquan5 cordially
Invited. Jazz oV IeL
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nNTHE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DREss-G0OD
~ silss, sealSkius and sealetge cOakS also carp
furniture, lacecuTtaius. blankets and fOidinz bsdG
at n. FRIEDMAN Il cos 223 and $50 Stockton
ST. Why pay ready money when you buy iu3g
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or n onthIy9 An inspection OF
stock is respe fully solicited; orders Dy mail for
goods or samples promptly attended TO 22S aaf
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

m7 Dividend Notice Dividend No. II
eb-S (Fifty cents per share) OF the Oceanic Steam
company 32I Market St., on and after MONDAY,
February l. 1892
Transfer books will close MONDAY. January 26,
1892 at 9 O'Clock p. NJ
fa22 T.. III. SHELDON. Secretary.
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GERMAN or SCANDINAVIAN GIRL GEN ERAL
VI hOusework. Call from TO 10 a. N. and 8 TO
Eftia
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A IL LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRAIED
~ female specialist, MRS. DIR. GWYER, 3llA3
Hyde ST.; private home for patients, with every
comfort. JAZZ VI
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INEXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY DESIRES To
u Join theatrical troupe going East. AGafesS
Tr01De Box no GALL Branch once. ja29 3ts
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HAD A TOOTH so TENDER CTHE NERVE
nearly exposed) 1t would hardly bear touch
Ing. The Boston Dental Assn Of u Powell ST., by
their new process, excayated and filed IL without
pain. L. W. JOY. DruKgist. Post and Mason cod q
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ID BUSINESS WOMAN TO WORK IN FLOWER
ID store must understand the business 2O07 FIJI
more St 1aES 81
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COMFORTABLE HOME FOR GIRL, AGED Il
~ or Ii; willing to help about house and to care
for children: wages small. Apply at real estate
ONCE 6341a California st. 1tF
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HOLDING BEDS-EXANINE OUR NO. zoos:
i mirr0red, with large plate lSX40; walnut, oak
cherry and 16th century; cash price elsewhere $50
our instament price reduced 10 $40 country orders
packed shipped free 10 any depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
Il co, 2ZS and $50 stockton S., 257 Post cor
Stockton; open evenings del3 e
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NOTICE OF MEKTINGs.


- Yerba Buena Lodge of Per- ~
49, lection, No. Irregular meeting THIS
CFR1DAY) EVENING, January 29th, at 8 IN
Its GEORGE }. HoBE, Secretary ezEzs5SSs
wAP Funeral Notice. Ulcers and x
~ members OF Excelsior Lodge, Nos ~
~ X OF p will please assemble at Pytnan 3><SS%'
Castle 909 Marx ct St., for the purpose OF 4E2SN9
attending the funeral OF deceased brother.
WILLIAM ALLEN, at 1890 O'Clock P. NJ. funeral
l O'Clock sharp January 5lst. by order
AUGUST PETERSEN, c. c.
J. McHARDY HAY, X Of r. aud 5. ia29 81
~ The Officers and Members ofNsS,4>
49, the Court Defiance, No. 1910. OF the &c
A o. f. OF A. are hereby summoned to at ~
tend a special meeting SUNDAY. January e.
3lSt, o'clock sharp, at their nall ia O'Farrell
St Acazar Building. for the purpose OF attending
the funeral OF our late Brother. WILLIAM BAKER.
Sister courts and visiting members are invited.
Fines for nOnattendance Will be strictly enforced.
by order q. w. TERRY, Chlef Ranger.
A. wAsCH Secretary. jazz sc
~ss Masonic Cemetery Association.-The
G~S annual meeting OF the plat-owners IN the
Masonic Cemetery will be held at the Masonic Tenn
pie on TUESDAY EVENING, February 2, 1892, at
, jai5 10 % 2e 30 fe9 ct GEO. J. HoBE, Sec.
r. Thomas Paine Celebration at MON
E~S square Hail, 42l Post ST., FRIDAY EVEN
ING January 2gtb, o'clock Music aud address.
Admission free. Saturday, January Both, 10 A. NJ.
and 8 p. NJ Sunday, January 3lst. P. Nj. and
p NJ Convention OF the California State Liberal
Union. The public Is cordially invited. jas Us
Rz7 MIR. q. r.. Grasp VIII Hold a Test
~ seance at DIR. l.. p KNAPP'S parlors, l42
Seventh ST, January 29th al r NJ ia29 2t-
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"A OMAN TO DOE GENERAL HOUSEW DIRK;
W must be able to do plain cooking. Apply 81
Twenty-thtrd ST. after 10 A. N. Jazz II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


L'IRsT-CLAsS NEGATIVE RETO UCHER
i wishes position. 105 Chattanooga St; near
Twenty second ja28 2t*
YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR GEN
i eral housework In small private family; 100
Shipley St, near Sixth Jas ~
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO
y do general housework; is good cook ana laun-
dress; city or short distance in country Address
Cook Box ITO. CALL Branch ONCE. ja2o ~
CITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER BY
- lady; widower's family, or will take charge OF
boarding house; does not object to country. Ad-
dress NJ $50, CALL Office. la29 ~
GMART, TIDY YOUNG WOMAN WISHES WORK
- where she can sleep home and have sundays 10
herself; wages small. Address MRS. e., ll6 Ninth
street. jas W
YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
! homework in American family CAL so
EShth So. IaSo -
CITUATIONS WANTED IN PRIVATE FAMILY
- by two sisters. Address X, Oakland CALL
once. JAZZ az
EoUNG SWEDISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION
i TO do light homework. Please call or address
3221a Guerrero st. JAZZ ~
VOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
day; house-cleaning, ehanberwork' etc, a al
dress NJ W. Mint ave. JAZZ 3t~
YOU'VE GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
1 light housework. Cali 53l Langton. Jazz 9tr
GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN A
" small family. Address 20o Third st. Is27 3ts
DREssMAKER. COMPETENT CrAILOR sYs
btem), wishes engagements by the day Call or
address DOS O'Farrell sc. JAZZ 81
II IGHLY RESPECTABLE WOMAN WOULD
ii give services nurse for passage to Australia
Address c. MCC-, $40 Folsom st. JAZZ 81
GERMAN LADYS-NURsE OF EXPERIENCE
" desires engagements Address S5712 Minna
street jazz 3t%
ID ESPECTABLE GIRL, LATELY FROM THE
IL East. wishes a situation 10 do general house
work. Please call % Clara st. JAZZ 30
GERMAN WIDOW, SPEAKS GOOD ENGLISH
" and Spanish. wants situation TO do hOuseWork.
Eastern hotel, 435 Pine st. JAZZ 3t~
CITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER BY
y experienced woman; is good cook. Apply 5O6
Fourth ST. la27 3t~
Y DUNG LADY WANTS a SITUATION AS COM
j paniOn and to assist in light hOusewOrk or viii
sew In dressmaking shop. Please call at lzT
Vallejost. JAZZ 81
4 ERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE
" day washing, ironing. house cleaning. Please
call or address Decatur ST.. nr, Bryant JAZZ 81
TWO SCANDINAVIAN GIRLS WANT SITUA-
lions TO do general hOusework. 81 Louisa q 3"
CITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE
- German girl as cook in hotel or boarding house;
city or country. Apply 803 Montgomery ST.. Room
%. jazz IT,
POSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS TYPE
Il writer, clerk or saesady; can give good refer
ence. Address b.. S25 I.arktn JaZb Mt
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VA ANTED-GOOD, NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ Homework; wages $50 to $40. Apply at Z.,54
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"a ANTED-A NEAT GIRL TO ASSIST IN
" homework Apply 1925 Pacific ave. jazz 3t~
4 IRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEwORA, $40
VI Haight st. it,
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MEAT. HONEST GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
~ work and assist with cooking. Call bet . ana
4 N S2d Smtfnr ST ta2S ZtF