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HOBART'S MILLIONS.
They Were Given to Three Children,
share and share Alike.

They Were Given to Three Children,
share and share Alike.
John II. Boalt, Charles T. Bridge end
James Cross presented for probate yester-
day the will of Walter S. Hobart, who died
on the I'd inst. Their petition states that
the estate consists of real property in this
city and elsewhere in the State, besides per-
onal property consisting of shares of the
ca pital stock Of various corporations, part
nerships and other interests, the particular
value and character Of which are presently
unknown. The petition places the prob
able value of the estate at S., 0oO, 600, but the
attorney for the estate is confident that the
appraisement will show valuation Of more
than S5000,O00.
The will is dated April 10, 1892. names the
petitioners, executors, empowers them TO
sell and convey all property at public or
private sale on such terms as to them may
seem best without giving bonds and with
out the order of any court and declares this
to be his last testament in the presence of
Thomas b. Bishop of this city and Walter
S. Shaw of Virginia City, New.
HobarFs children are Alice, aged about
u, Walter S., aged abOut19, and Ella D.. aged
about IL p. to whom by the will everything
was given share and share alike.
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Ellen Corbett and her husband, Thomas,
do not speak now. because they have quar-
relied over property. She has sued him to
set aside a deed to property on California
street. near Fillmore, owned by them
jointly. They were married on April l6,
1889, and she is the owner. as separate es-
tate, of adjoining property. She had signed
a deed conveying both lots to him for love
and affection, but never delivered the
deeds, the intention being that the docu-
ment should be held in escrow and delivered
to him only in case of his survival of her.
Without her knowledge. she says that ne
obtained possession of the deed and caused
it to be recorded on tue 1st inst and now
claims both lots as separate property, which
forms cloud on her interests.
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THE LABOR INQUIRY.
The Order In Which the Invest g alton i


The Order In Which the InvestIg ation Is
to BE Conducted.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock George
c. Williams, representing the Manufactur-
ers' Association, and Nj. McGlynn, on be-
half of the Federated Trades, met in Labor
Commissioner WatZ's office and arranged
the following as 4 programme Of subjects
for the labor investigation to begin Friday,
June 10. at 80 p. NJ.
June 10-The Council of Federated Trades
and the Manufacturers Association; the
organization, purposes. jurisdiction and
procedure of each body. June II, the
building trades; June Is, the shoemaking
industry June II. the brewery industry |;
June Is. the waterfront trades June 16,
the printing trades; June II, miscellaneous
industries.
Mr.. Williams, for the employers, and Mr..
MeGlynn. for The trades. will have general
charge OF the examination during the entire
investigation, bur may call in one member
OF any one Industry to assist in the inYeSti-
cation OF that particular trade.
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BLA1NE's FOOL FRIENDS.

The difficulties in the way Of Mr.. Blaine's
nomination arise largely from the indis-
cretion of Mr. Blaine's self-appointed
friends. Fer example, 81. H. de Young re-
ports himself as saving: Now with James
G. Blaine The loyalty of California to him
and his political fortunes has been eontinu-
Gus since 1874. and no one doubts for a
moment that California will have a liberal
recognition from him. 1t would be public
stain upon his character If be did not rec
ognIze that California had been so per-
sistent and so loyal in stalking everything
in his interests" The loyalty of State to
a man Is unrepubljcan. Men may be loyal
to States, but we have no recognized family
to whom the loyalty of a State is due Cali
fOrnia is loyal to tie Union, bat not to a
man or to party. II in our opinion man
goes wrong we rebuke him; if party goes
wrong we discipline it with defeat. There
are conditions under which California would
prefer not to be recognized. One Of them
occurred directly after Harrison was
elected, when the ignorauus who made the
remarks above quoted presented himself at
Harrison's private residence with a demand
that California be recognized. and with the
intimation that he represented California.
The President-elect had 20 objection 10
recognizing California, but he did not relish
the idea of appointing Mike de Young a
member Of his political family. AT the
same time Harrison did not like to incur the
enmity Of an INSCRIPTIONS person who had
control Of a newspaper. The easiest way
out of the mess seemed to be to let Cailfor-
MA wait for recognition until she might
send men of pure character and respectable
attainments as her representatives. III Mr..
Blaine should be nominated and elected the
person who is now bowling for the recog-
milton Of California would demand an Office
and potential voice in the disposition oil
the Federal patronage coming TO this coast.
Could even James G. Blaine rely upon the
electoral vote of California under such con-
ditions?
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MIA" Our contemporary zeal in the SER
vice Of its master blinds it to facts. There
are no croakers in California who see no
future for the State. What the sO-ealled
croakers want is that the common carrier
shall carry fruit at fair price so as to give
the fruIt-grOwers share in the profits of
the industry. No one has ever complained
that we could not grow fruit in California.
Neither has there been complaint of lack
of purchasers in the East. The complaint
is that the Southern Pacific Company alb
serbs so nearly all the profits of the industry
that fIuit-growers only make money in ex-
ceptOnal wears.
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British ReneroIence.

At a meeting of the British Benevolent
Association yesterday the board of relief
stated that during the month Of May the
number of cases requiring help was Ill.
OF this number 81 had been assisted on
previous occasions, and "a had applied for
the first time. OF the new cases were fe-
males and 65 males. Their nationality was
as follows; England 80. Scotland - IRE
land q, Canada s. Australia 3. The amour.
expended in relief was Sll5 80.
Treasurer Beamish presented a report
showing that the receipts were S473 80, and
the expenditures $3.50. The cash balance on
hand is 1920 90
The picnic committee reported that the
profits received from the annual picnic of
the association given at Harbor View were
sop 90. A vote of thanks was rendered
Ia the picnic committee for its services in
making the affair a success.
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THE oEE0oN ELECrIoN.

Oregon elects two Republican members Of
Congress. but it is estimated that their COM
bined majorities will be about 5000 less than
Hermann's majority two years ago. The
Peoples party is reported as polling about
10000 votes, and If the new party has drawn
equally from the two old ones the aggregate
Republican vote would as a consequence
be reduced. The election as a whole is en-
couragiDg to the Republicans. 1t is an indi-
cation that it will carry in November the
States which have usually been recorded In
the Republican column. The first two men,
bers of the Fifty-secOnd Congress elected
are Republicans. but ret urns from States
that vote later may give another color to
affairs.
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= SAMPLE.

1t is stated that the officials of Atlanta,
Ga, recently borrowed. at 4 Il per cent,
S100,000 more than they needed. They
loaned the sum 10 a local bank at per cent
A little later they borrowed it back from the
bank at per cent This is a tOleTable SAM
pie Of the way in which politicians through
out the country have been managing affairs,
but happily there appears to be a general
awakening. hence reforms may be antici-
pated ere long.
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DIVIDED.

News comes from Minneapolis that the
California delegation is divided. This, we
suppose, means that portion of the dele
gates are unwilling to be led by the Southern
Pacific Railroad managers to the injury Of
this State. Who VIII say that we are not
beginning 10 indicate that there are people
here who cannot be led to their injury? The
leayen of independence is beginning to work.
and it VIII not be long before the whole loaf
viii be leayenel.
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DAILY CALL dncluding Sundays, Sc per year by
mail postpaid 10 cents per week. or 65 cents per
calendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALL
FIVE copies. three months, So 25. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages. 81 so per year postpaid StNDAh
CALLand WEEKLY CALL, s. 50 per year'p osIpa4a'
WEEKLY CALL Is psgesl 81 per year. postPalu'
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
Tor viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
tIecfing them.
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The Commissioners for the extension of
Post street,. G. Parker. Hugh Grumpy
and J. A. Kelly-filed yesterday an appllea-
ton to the Superior Court for writ of
maDdamus to compel the Board of Super
vlsors to accept their report and permit the
street TO be opened and extended. They
make affidavit that they carefully prepared
the report, after having assessed benefits
and damages to their best judgment, and set
forth that 1t has been on file without action
an unreasonable length OF time
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the country seems to be entering upon
period in its history when there will be an
overhauling of its political situation. Up
to the present time our citizens have met
every crisis which has arisen, and THE
CALL does not doubt that the corrupt rule
Of railroads and bosses which now exists
win be broken down, and that the country
will continue TO prosper and increase in
wealth and grandeur for long time to come.
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value of the lands sought for condemnation
varies greatly. Thomas Magee placed
valuation of $1,000 per acre On the lands and
A. d. Meisagus of the Assessors Office only
valued the same land at 500.
The days session closed with the examin-
alton of George II. Mendel, colonel of the
United States Corps of Engineers stationed
here. The witnesses produced maps, etc.,
of the topography and elevations of the land
in question tending to show its unftness as
residence property. The case goes on to-
1aV
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DemoeratIc Delegates. onielal Route.

The California delegation to the national Demo-
cratic convention TO be held ia Chicago June II
will leave san Francisco at $3.50 a. NJ Jnne 10, via
Central Pacific, Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern. 7 he very low rate OF $40 has been
made for the round trip. tickets coed for 80 days
available for delegates, their families ana the
public. This viii be a grand opportunity 10 visit
your friends I'm the East and the great Worlds
Fair buildings ia Chicago. The delegates viii
travel in paatia special Crain OF Puliman's latest
improved Drawing-room Seeplng-car, Dining-csr
aud Commissary car For tickets and sleeper re-
servaton apply to d. w. Hitchcock, General Agent,
y O l MONTGOMERY street. San Francisco
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FRUIT SHIPMENTS.

A railroad organ quotes from Mr.. E. l..
GOodsell that the fruit shipments TO New
York have increased in four years from
100000 pounds to 100000, and declares
that ''it is enough to close the mouth OF
croakers who can see no tRture for CaIifor-
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
NEATEE BUREAU,
EAN FRANCIsCO. June y. lS92.

lEPAETMfNT OF ANklit LIL hhr J
WEATHER BUREAU,
San Francisco, June :, iS92J
For Twenty-foUr Hours Ending Midnight
For Northern Caifornis-Fair weather, except
showers at Eureka; south to west winds. fresh to
brisk: nearly stationary temperature except cooler
at Keller and warmer at Red'Bluf.
For Southern Californla-Fair weather; westerly
winds generally cooler
For Oregon and Ysshington-Fair weather eI-
cept light rains 10 Northwestern oregon and West
ern Washington; southerly winds, brisk 10 high Il
Washington coast; nearly stationary temperature
except cooler IN the eastern portions and al Port
land and olympia frost Ia exposed pisces
For Nevada - Fair weather; westerly WINDS
cooler. except stationary at Carson City.
For Utah-Showers, followed b. fair weaiher;
cooler. except fair in southern portion.
Local Forecast.
For san Francisco-Fair, but partly cloudy aad
rorgy weather; cool westerly winds.
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b25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
o'clock p. n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Rearny, open until II o'clock midnight;
38s HAYES street, open until 9 so o'clock; sos
Iarkin street open until 30 o'clock; 253s Mission
street, open until o'clock +, NJ; and ZIG Ninth
street, open until $50 p.
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MEETING NorIcEs-CoNrINuED

ET7 The Regular Monthly Meeting of
GE~S the Laborers' Protective and Benevolent As.
ISOLATION Will be held at Irish-American HALL
WEDNESDAY, June 8, at O'Clock p NJ. Election
of officers to serve for the next six months. BY
der JOHN COLLINS, President
p. FALvEY, Secretary. JET 1t
re- Donegal Social Club Invites Its
n-% friends to join it at its annual reunion and
picnic at Wildwood Glen, Sausalito. NEXT SUN
DAY, June u. First Regiment Band Irish and
Scotch pipers. in attendance. je5 St%
R~ES Annual Meeting-The Regular An
lb~c nual meeting OF the bode Consolidated Min
ing Company VIII DO held at the office OF I'd COM
pany, room 81, Nevada Block, sos Montgomery ST,
San Francisco, Cal, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF
June, 1892. at the hour Of ! O'Clock n, for the
purpose OF eecting board of directors 20 serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books VIII close Friday. June II, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ. ii. ID. WALKER, Secretary
ofiee-62 Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, Cal. ie4 til
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The city Cemetery.

The case of the United States against the
city and county of San Francisco to con-
denim the land now occupied as a city GENE
terry is still in progress before Judge Nc
Kenna in the United States District Court.
The testimony of the witnesses as to the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

The Tivoli Opera Company and their
friends, TO the number Of $50, took an excur-
sion on the bay yesterday and wound up
their trip by visit to FL Campo.
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Secure Your Berths.

The diagrams are now open at Union Pacific
general office. l Montgomery street. Tor the
reservation OF berths IN the special Pullman train
that leaves San Francisco at 8 80 a. NJ, June IS.
for the national Democratic convention to be held
ia Chicago June 2l
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"KKITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write IN lux. on unrued paper. IN al unds-
RuiSed hand. State sex. Send with % cents,
stamps postal note, 10 KritikO," cog Mer-
chant street, san Francisco.
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DIDN'r you ever notice how your system seems
TO crave special assistance u the spring. Just the
help required is given by Hoods SaTsaparla. 1t
gives nerve. mental and bodily strsngth.
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LEE GIL CALENpAR.
NOTICED

Any Of our patrons leIo faiI 10 ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale b. tra5'-J0ys
tfl confer q faror By notifying tbs Q5ice Of
UgGct, naming the dGte and train,
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Ras been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
eTs for their children while teething, with perfect
success 1t soothes the child softens the gums
aays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for darrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. lie sure and ask
for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty i've
cents bottle
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To THE ASYLUM.-AIOnZO X. Hollis, printer
and publisher. living at 2225 Mission street was
sent TO Agnews yesterday morning. His trouble
was caused by business aud Illness
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Actnrs, HnIidnv.

la VOLTA's picnic at Fairfax Park Sunday,
June u. Invitations can be obtained by adj
dressing j. 7. keqnetle. COS Mont omeTy 81.
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WHITNEY FINED.-Frauk l.. Whitney, the
pugs,ic saloon keeper who disturbed The
peace OF MS landlady, was hned $50 by Judge
RlX Yesterday.
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOX NALE A
NV York .BRENTANO BROS. 3 Union Square
fbtcaro ..... News stand Palmer House
Nv ,Irleans .. GALLOT d JOUBERT,
1l5la Common st
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WANTED two or three ladies OF good taste and
judgment to select and assist in buying dry
goods. millinery, etc, for country orders, ana
who can take parties shopping. Call room 8,
Academy OF Sciences building
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TIE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE call
sc Potter building, New York City, IS provided win
fl6sof California papers Visitors welcome Az
VeIi.sing rates and sample copies furnished.
L k. MISCH. Manager
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Tea Condemned.

Collector Phelps yesterday ordered 1000
pounds OF green tea, consigned to II. Ide
from Japan, burned on account of adul-
terat0ns which rendered it unfit for use
rs a beverage The tea had not only been
'greened, but had otherwise been doctored.
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THE MORNING CALL
pTRTTCATION OFFICE ;

Has g larger circulation than any other
Eewspaper published in San Francisco.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

~ Dividend Notice-Ofiice of the Pa
GS~S cihc Coast Borax Company, San Francisco,
May 81, 1892. At meeting OF the board Of direct
ors of the above named company held this day
dividend (No. lS) of dollar (Sl 00l per share
was declared, payable FRIDAY, June 10. 1892 at
rooms j and II. Transient books Will close June
L. 1892. at O'Clock r. NJ.
ieI Id ALTON H. CLOUGH Secretary
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BRoNcHTIs.-sudden changes OF the weather
cause Bronchial troubles. 'Bro1un's Bronchial
71ochcS' will give relief. Sold only in bores Pric
25 cents
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LOOK to the main chan ce, and for safety deposit
in the Peoples Home Savings Bank.
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NOTICE OF mEETINGs.

IxrrA muce pies. SWANS. qls Suffer street.
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uF1p wANTED-CoNTINUED.

HELP WANTED-CONIlNeEE D .>-.,,>>s
C1IRL FOR aESERAL H0UsEwoRK. TO GO
" to the country; wages $50 Call from as 20 st1
=. NJ, $40 McAllister !oo .
CERMAN OR SCANDINAVIA GIRL ASSIST
" in homework: small family. 120 De Long aye ave''
above Frederlck ST. Ashbury heights. Ieo -
WANTED-CoRsEr sALEsLADY; ONE WHO
w alter and repair preferred state refer
ences. o. o., box l35. Call Branch. zee u
IVANTED-GIRL FOR HoUSEwoRk; MUST
" be good plain cook; no washing; wages 80.
2223 Howard ST. yes ~
f1IRL Or WOMAN Fox COUNTRY; FARE
u paid. Room 7, 1926 Market St.
VTOUNG GIRL OR AGED WOMAN FOR HOUSE
i worA for 2. 347 Ciementina
JIRsT-CLAsS WAIST HAND. MARGARET
place, off Turk.
CIRL TO WAIT AT TABLES. TRANSFER RES
" taurant. San Jose ave. and Thirtieth ST.
IITANTED-GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUSEwo DIRK
" 1917 Union ST., bet Hyde ana Larkln.
J7IRsT CLASS PANTS FINIsHER: NONE
i other. % Clementina ST., rear, upstairs.
"a ANTED-A WAITRESS, AT 652 MISSION
" street.
C,IRL WHO UNDERSTANDS TYPESETTiNG
" Address g., box bl this Office.
GIRL TO ACCOMPANY FAMILY TO SPRINGS
II and help with children. 13l Ridley ST., Oet
Valencia and Guerrero.
VOUNG GIRL ABOUT Is TO ASSIST IN LIGHT
L housework 55s Stevenson 81.
DUNIONS AND PERSPIRING OR SWEATY
ID feet cured free Of charge; corns, caiiou5 IN
growing nails etc removed W thout pain and per-
manent cured by DIR. HALPRUNER, $50 aarkt.%
CIRL FOR GEN ERAL HOUsEwoRK AND
VI cooking; erman preferred. l4O4 McAHister
street. leI 3t%
NUMBER or GOOD CLOAK FINIsHERS
~ wanted p SansOme st. le1 OF
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
work. 12l7 Webster ST. leI OF
NIRL TAKE CARE CHILDREN: REFERENCE
VI required. Apply 40l Vaa Ness ave. leI o.
INEXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER NO OTHER
II need apply; steady word 2IO 2Ist ST. leI on
GOOD LADY WATERS; GOOD WAGES. 2l9
" Kearny ST, basement. Je1 ~
rIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; WAGES,
" Sl5. 1893 McAlIlster st. le1 ~
M ANTkD-COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL FOR
W general housew0rk IN a small iamnyi g0od
wages Apply 705 Bro derrick. mr.. MeAllister 2L~
llIRL FOR GENERA LH0USEWoRK. zoe BAT
" terry ST. leI 9t-
IA ANTED-YoUNG GIRL FOR HoUSEWoKKi
~ plain cOosing wages Sl5; 3 in family. d3Zo
Grove ST., near BrOderlck. lso o.
MANUFACTURED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work ia family of 4. 22lS Webster. leo 9t-
YOUNG GIRL TO WAIT AT TABLE APPLY
Model Restaurant 2l97 Powell st. JED OF
CIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUsEwoRK. APPLY
" 7U6 McAliister ST. Jeo U
rANTFD-GlRL BETWEEN - AND IA TO AS
" sist in light housekeeping; small wages, but
good home. call SPA hermann mr. webster. Q o.
VA ANTED-APPRENTICE TO LEARN DRESS
" max ng Grade thoroughly. 949B Toward 10 I'm
OS0 OPERATORS on LEVI, STRAUSS Il co.'s
ZOU overalls. 32l@ Fremont st. JED u
w ANTED--WoMAN To SOLICIT ADVERTISE
~ ments: one with experience preferred. " NJ
box ~. this Office. my29 u
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NORTH PACIFIC HOTEL. NE. COR. OF JACK
Nv son and Drumn SITS. contains barroom, dining
room and kitchen downstairs and 10 rooms aboVe
rent $I75 per month; splendid location: fine
4l0 Pine st. te5 It
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" ANTED-5 SwAMPERS, $50 AND FOUND;
~ 20 labOreEs for mill and woods, $50 ana found
and Increase, see boss lu city, blacks mith, city,
- so day; ranch blacksmith, $40 and found;
hOorman shoeing-shOp, - 80 day wagoH-maker;
brlck-setter, $40 and found: miners. $39 and $40
and found; farmer for Mexico, $50; 20 farmers,
81 % 81 80 and $50, and found laboreIs for brick
yard, so to $50 so; labOTers, 81, 81 rs and $50
and found: butteT-maker, $50; mixers, $50; man
aud wife, $40 and others Apply to j. L. CROSETT
A "a 81
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I ADIES-USE MRS. NJ J. BUILEItS MEDI-
- Gated cerate and tan sunburR, wrinkles
pimples, backheads. moths and freckles Will never
mar your beauty 90 cents and 81 by mail receipt
of price, Egyptian enamel creates a perfect com
piexon instantly, so cents; wild rose curling fluid
keeps the bangs in curl for week, so cents. CAR
MIL COSMETIC COMPANY, I31 PoSt.j5 2E WeSu*
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Ok MORE TRANSFERS, DRILLERS AND LA
- bOrers for railroad work, free fare, cal early;
30 teaGsters and laborers FOR city and country $50
and found; 10 driliers for tunnel 81 so a day and
found; section hands, 81 10 day. Il. L. WARD
q co. Go CLAY st.