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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-24
SEELEY SENTENCED.
The Crooked Bank Official Must Stay
in Prison 8 Years.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Samus G. Seeley,
who on Monday last pleaded guilty to
the charge of abstracting funds and
altering the books OF the National Shoe
q Leather Bank, was today sentenced
to eight years in the Kings County Peni-
tentiary by Judge Benedict in the United
States Circuit Court today. The total
amount OF tho defalcations was s346. .000
but the specific charges against Seeley in
yolyed only $1,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-24
GET OUT The SKATES.
They Can re Used Tomorrow Mt Roger
Williams Park.

They Can be Used Tomorrow at Roger
Williams Park.
Nature il not behind in the
seasons generosity to the chill
everyone is the long wished for
skating at Roger Williams Park. That
is the announcement that comes from
Superintendent Hathaway this afternoon
providing the weather is good.
OF course II will be good. 80 get out last
take the ones that are stuffed into the
stocking tomorrow and give them fret
trial. Take the girls and IL they
can't skate push them around In
the ice chairs. And don't forget 10 watch
for the ball on the Burgess square flag
staff.
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
Nothing Very EnIivening in the Stu
atisn Over Sunday.
Bristling Bear II oints on G.. E.-Christ-
mas Salutations-Notes.

Special 10 The Ncics.
New YORK, Dec. 24.--The street Is
bristling with bear points on General
Electric and Westing ghouse, and friends
are said TO be behind the attack that be-
gan on Friday and which was continued
Saturday. An effort will be made TO put
the stock lower, but there is positively no
truth or even anything new In the various
rumors that are given currency.
Ii can be stated on the highest authority
and will be orroborated by Drcxel-
Morgan that the condition of General
Electric lie considerably better than 1t was
considered year ago, and that there Is
positively no legitimate reason for the
present weakness in the stock. On the
contrary, there is every reason why it
should improve, as the business outlook
is certainly better, and earnings, both
gross and net, are picking up sppreciably.
The bulls on Western Union feel conf
dent that the stock will sell at par or
above, before it reacts five per cent. from
these prices. There is no doubt that the
Western Union is earning much more
than its dividends. 1t is certainly
making more money than Lake Shore,
and the statement recently submitted
shows that the company Is earning at
least 81 10000 year more than New
York Central, which pays the same
amount of dividend, but which is not in
as good financial position as is the West
ern Union,
There is little news over Sunday. Con-
grcss has adjourned, which is favorable,
and as the bears began selling again Fri
day and Saturday stocks should be scar
Ger. The holiday dullness Is Disappointing
especially as bonds are SO quiet.
General Financial Notes.
London is fractionally lower.
A London special states that "London Is
simply with nominal quotations. To say
that there is n market here today would
be drawing on a vivid imag ination. There
is nothing doing in any department and
nominally Americans are up to New York
parity, but without business"
The argument was made on the street
this morning that the street is not in posi-
tion at this time to start any bull move-
ment. No stronger argument In favor OF
higher prices could possibly be advanced.
Traders have their minds already made
up that there would not be much of a
market today. y
A Boston. Bureau dispatch says, "Fuller,
Harding &Iompany have received a bag
of German sugar which they are distribut-
ing to their customers and other friends.
The stock market opened quiet and
firm this morning. The trading was
without significance except tnat General
Electric advanced 34 to SAILS.
Bache Il Co., send this greeting: We
wish you all a Merry Christmas and a
happy and prosperous New Year"
The price OF spirits is reduced one cent
q gallon today.
Gold will go out Saturday, notwith-
standing all rumors TO the contrary. The
gold reserve is SSS, ,921 $50.
No cotton market today; nothing but
stocks.
Providence Clearing House.
The cleaaings of the Prov !dence banks
this noon amounted to s6i3, 700.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the A. NJ. n. Association, will be held
at No. AZ Wcvbosset Street Wilcox Build
ing) Room %, at 8 o'clock p. M, January
4, 1895. j. Il. ORDWAY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence, ss.:
l. j. w. Vernon, cashier of the above-namcd
bank, do solemny swear that the above stateme at
is true 20 the best OF my knowledge and belief.
J.. w. VERNON, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before me this 2ld day
of December, 1894 GILMAN T. JOPP.
Correct-Attest; Notary Public.
J., f&. s; FasH; FPanssHi;H1sos, Directors
GEO. NJ. SMITH,
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Present for Police Messenger.

The officials in the Office Of the chief Of
police presented Clarence Vaughn, the
office messenger, with a purse of fl4 as a
Christmas present this morning.
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BANK STATEMEN1S.
Merchants National Bank,
20 Westminster street.
CAPITAfs s.....,........'..- 80. .,ei,ooo'Ooo
SURPLUS PROFITS OvEK.-.. 100000
NEW BUSINESS INVITED.

Liberal arrangements made with DEPOSIT
tors for Interest ON Current Account or ON
Certificates of Deposit bearing tnterst from
the date old posit to the date of withdrawal.
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County Of Providence. SIS:
l. NJ. A. Chase, Cashier OF the above named
Bank do so emnly swear that the above statement
is true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
r. A. CHASE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Path day
OF December 1894. ALBEIT BABCOCk,
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
HIN McAUSLAN,
WM. A. LUTR, I Directors.
CHAs. WARREN LIPPITT
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REPORT

REPORT
nF the condition Of the RHODE ISLAND MA
~ TIONAL BANK, at Providence. In the State
OF Rhode Island at the close OF business, Deoen-
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REPORT.

or the condition OF the CITY NATIONAL
~ BANK at Providence, In the State OF Rhode
Leland at the close OF business December 10, 1894:
RESOURCES:
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REPORT

REPORT
nF the condition OF the MERCHANTS ma
~ TIONAL BANK, at Providence, In the state
of Rhode Island, at the close OF business, pecem
her 10. 1894.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND,
County of Providence, ST.
l. Frank r.. Cha,ec, Cashier OF ths above named
Bank, do soiemniy swear that the above statement
h true 10 the best of nv knOwiedge and belief.
FRANK Is. CHAFEE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Nth day
Of December, 1894. n. A. HARRINGTON,
Correct-Attesti Notary Public.
HENRY A. ROWLAND,
EUaENE = PHILLIPS, iDirectors
~H. y BLANDfN0,
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Dividends.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
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REPORT

REPORT
nF the condition of the TRADERS NATIONAL
~ BANK at Providence. In the State OF Rhode
Island at the close OF business, December ls 1894;
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"a, Private c. Johnson 9. Private Quinton O,
Private Ratchford 81, Private Desmond 8,
Private q. Johnson 20, Private Waltham %.
Captain Bruuson IA, Lieutenant Parker Is.
sergeant Kaiser 35. Sergeant L. Helmore 16,
vate Hart 10. Private Wessa 3. Private Pom
taeq ~, Sergeant Smith 80. Private wilson Is.
The annual prize shoot of the Independ-
ent Rifles resulted as follows:
Sergeant Srademan %, Corporal II. Schlicht-
maun 81. Private Z. Leipert 81. Sergeant j.
Schneider 81, Theodore SchmalholZ 90, II.
Iornemacher 20. j. KunlKe 20, Corporal g.
Siech eberg 10. j. Fatinger 10. Corporal Z.
k0rDbeck 19. Sergeant Fletcher 18, L. H0lmke
l8. j. Minderman IS, d. Uhte IS, FL. Goetjen
IS, Serge cant K. NJ. Zeising II, II. Stande II
Q. f. Hubrr 10. II. Gerken Is. Lieutenant III.
BeVerSOn Ia. G. Stander Is. Corporal L. Deiz
Is, ii. Stande Jr. II. Sergeant Il. Feyge IL.
The Columbia Pistol and Rife Clubs
match shoot 30 rounds, with 500 as the
highest possible, resulted:
Colonel Kellogg AL, f. Gehret 424. Dr..
Rodgers 423, e. III. DaiSS 421.
Battery c. Second Artillery. practice
shoot:
II. Meyer 43. NJ. J. Sheahan 40, Won Sfaden
80. Powers 81, CastigninO %, Akmann SO. j.
Slebe 80. Colby 80, Often 80.
A private match between 'Old-timers'
resulted as follows:
Captain j. +. Klein Al. Lieutenant l.. Barrere
A, Captain /. b. Cook AZ. Li-utenanr A. j.
huddock 40, Major e. l.. Lods 43.
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THE NOVELIST.
he Must Know the Country About
Which He Writes.

The author must know his countryside,
whether real or Imaginary, like his hand; the
distances, the points of the compass, the place
OF the suns rising, the behavior of tn moon,
should all be beyond cavil. And how trouble.
some the moon isl / have come 10 grief over
the moon in "P rince Otto," and, so soon as that
was pointed out 10 me, adopted a brecauti0n
Wnicn L recomm nd to other men-I never
write now without an almanac, aud the map OF
the country and The plan of every house either
actually plotted on paper or clearly and imme-
none 10 avoid some OF the grOsseSt possible
Dlunuers. With the map before him. he will
scarce allow the sun TO set IN the east, as 1t
does In the "AntiQuary." With the almanac at
hand, he will scarce allow two horsemen.
lonrneying on the most urgent affair, TO
morning till late in The Saturday night
upon journey. say 80 or 100 miles; and Ue-
fore the week Is our, and still on the same
nags. TO cover fifty In one day, as he may read
at length In the inimitable novel of ROB Roy"
Aud II Is certainly we'll, though far from neces-
ientiOn my superstition, II you iike-that lie
who Is faithful to his map, and cOnsuts it, ana
draws from fJ his inspiration, daily and hourly,
gains positive support, and no. mere negative
immunity from accident. The tale has root
there; IL grows in that soil. tt has spine of its
be real, and he has walked every foot of it and
knows every milestone. But, even with im3g-
mary places, he Will do well in The beginning
TO provide a map; he studies il, relations
Will appear that he had not thought upon. He
viii discover obvious though unsupported short
even when a map is not all the plot, as il was
In "Treasure Island" IL will be found TO be-
mine OF suggeston.-Robert Louis Stevenson
In McClure's Magazine.
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Grand Master Workman Ward during his
Southern visit held special sessions of the
Grand Lodge at Santa Barbara and San Diego.
and conferred the Z. NJ. w. degree upon num-
Der OF brethren. His visit at San Diego in
cluded a joint meeting Of the subordinate lodges,
at the close OF which the degree of honor MEM
bers of Light of Iona Lodge were received
and public meeting at the armoTy. where an
address was made. This busy official will visit
Folsom. OCTOBER 2; Mud Springs. 3; George
town, 4.
Hearts of Oak Lodge No. 81 Of West Berkeley
Is doing good work.
The jackson brethren are going TO have a
celebration on the 26th. q
LOckford has notices cut for The anniversary
on the 9th.
The. city brethren are preparing for the BIRTH
day of the order.
Charles 'Dution, 2. NJ. W.. had large audi
ence 10 hear him speak on "The Industrial
Situation" in Fraterna Hall, Oakland. last
Monday night.
confer the degree Monday night, october 1, at
Fraternal Hall, Washington street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
The Visalia Times notices that Brother W.
w. Coughran of that locality died on August
81; that proofs of death were forwarded 10
Grand Recorder Hirshberg on the oath; that
on September IL warrant for the $1,000 was
drawn by that officer, and comments favora-
Oily on the promptneSs OF the transaction. and,
incidentally. OF The value 10 the families of
members of such practical assistance;
Grand Overseer Winter will visit College City
on October 2; Arbuckle, I'd; Williams, Sd; CO.
lusa, 4th; Maxwell. 9th; Meridian, 9th.
A good interest is apparent 10 the Degree
OF Honor lodges. Mrs. Kate 5. Poland, u. r.,
recently instituted new lodge at Gualaia with
twenty-six charter members.
The Fresno Workmen Will celebrate Oh the
26th.
The total paid to benehciaries by this order
from Its commencement 10 August l, 1894. is
500, 408, 003 "a.
California has paid to 2s2s families
S5,656,000
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Teahan aud FL. McKenna. The game was very
close and was won by the latter team by the
score of 81 to Is, 81 to 90.
Dan Doherty aud Charles Long played Barney
Hughes and w. White for French dinner. 1t
was won by the latter team by the score of 81
to IL, 81 to 10.
P. McGlade and George Ackerson. two
beavy-welghts, played John MckeCna and
Alexander Swanson. This was very exciting
game, the feature being the service of Swan
SOD, and through him the latter team won
easily by the score of 81 To IA. 81 TO Is. The
second rub was also won by the same team.
Score, 81 to 16, 81 TO 10.
A rafting single handed game between Ter
aDce McManuS and NJ. Morton. The feature 0f
the game was the inside playing Of Terance,
which was very clever, and winning him the
game by the score of 81 to IS, 81 TO 20.
John Wilds and Tom keafns played against
). CroZler and w. OBrien. The game was won
by TIE former team by The score of 81 to Is. 21
to 49,
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Miscellaneous.

The Independent Order OF FOresters w i'll hold
their annual session at Sacramento on the 9th.
Oronhyateka, supreme ranger, OF Toronto will
be present.
A new court OF the Ancient Order of Forest.
ers has just been organized at Cresce Mt City.
The Knights OF sherwood Forest of Grass
Valley gave their friends a fine programe las.
week.
The American Order of Foresters like its
various namesakes, keeps busy. Court Sacra-
mento celebrated its twelfth anniversary last
week with banquet aud good time. Many
bright speeches were made Court Schiller of
Stockton recently entertained the grand Off
GERS 10 a hOSpitable manner. Drputy John
McGu,nness has organized a new court 10
lone.
The Sons Of ST. George are having good
meetings and number of social gatherings
Tie managers OF the Interstate FAIR at
Tacoma are catering 10 the fraternties. Octo.
Der 10 4 have been specified as Grand Army
days. On the latter date the Sbriners Will give
grind street parade, concluding at the fair
grounds.
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Young Mems Institute.

September IL Grand President L. J. Kierce,
Grand Directors James E. Kenny and joseph
Il. Hawkins. with Grand Treasurer E. r. NV
rick visited SolanO Council No. 70 of Rio Vista.
The board of grand directors will meet Octo-
Der IS.
The auxiliary visited Lovola Council No. 32
on the 18th.
Eureka Council No. 81 Of Eureka VIII hold
an ent rtaiDment and dance October 4.
Golden State Council No. lis of Haywards
held social and entertainment Septemb Der %.
Oakland Council No will hold an entertain
ment and ball at Germania Han October %.
American Council No. 8 or Oakland will en-
tertain California Council No. "a of Alameda at
their hall Monday evening, October L.
September 30 Grand President j. L. Kerce
and several grand officers visited Antioch to
effect the permanent reorganization Of Auto CHI
Council No. Sc. The VISITORS were pleasantly
greeted and all passed OFF successfully
At the coming meeting of Ignatian Council
No. 35 John G. Ruddick of that council Will
address the members on the Forests of Call.
fOrnia."
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Two Assessments for October.
Bay City Lodge is initiating new members at
every meeting and will no doubt be one of the
winners in the anniversary prize race. This
lodge will give one OF its pleasant socias on
October 9Th.
. Excelsior Lodge Is now meeting at 12O1s
Turk street.
The new lodges In Alameda are doing some
lively work. Palmetto Lodge gives a NECK Tie
and apron social next Saturday evening.
Equity Lodge of Sacramento celebrated its
seventeenth anniversary September 26. Over
300 were present. An address by G. N. Post
was followed by good musical and literary
programme and social dance. with bountiful
refreshments, concluded.
Seal Rock Lodge of Alameda gave pleasant
and we'll attended social last week
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vance page to the rank OF esquire on Tues
day night; last session large delegation from
Alameda Lodge No. visited No. 45.
Alameda Lodge No. 8 has removed to Al cazar
building.
sequola Lodge No. iss has changed its m eet-
Ing nigh to Tuesday.
pilgrimage last saturday 10 Rio Vista and con-
ferred the Knight rank, long form, Oh eleven
esquires
River View Lodge No. 165 of RIO Vista con-
templates erecting building for its own use
shortly. Negotiations are pending for The pur-
chase OF the ground.
Aiemania Lodge No. celebrated its twenty
fifth anniversary on September 20, at Saratoga
Hall, with a grand ball.
Unity Lodge No. 81. sustaining its reputa-
ton, will mold a bOnbOn social at 81 OEarrell
street on Friday evening.
Supreme Representative 5. l.. Carter has re-
turned from the Supreme Lodge session. His
colleague L. j. Crowley, is returning lesurely
over the Canadian Pacific road.
The Order of Pythan Sisters, in view OF the
unsatisfactory legislation of the Supreme
Lodge upon their application for recognition,
has changed It's name to the RalhbOne Sisters.
This, il is expected, will overcome the obiee-
rions heretofore existing against knights join
ing the ladies' rank.
Since the ncoi pOratIon it's no longer sof the
world" but plain Supreme Lodge knights of
PythIas.'
Both supreme representatives from California
preme Lodge Brother Carter is chairman of
the committee on judiciary and Brother Crow
ley Is one Ol Tue regents O1 Tie fylDldu UNI
versity to be located at GalatID, Tenn.
New lodges are being organized in a number
of places, notably kedOndo. Downey ana Santa
Monica, Los Angeles County; Forest Ii Ill and
Dutch Flat, Placer County; Pacific Grove,
Monterey County; Forbestown, Butte County,
and elsewhere.
RFranklin Lodge No. 95 recently recognized
after being defunct for several years and has
had "work' at every meeting since It's re-
organization. It's membership is now nearly
forty.
The proposition Introduced by Brother Crow
ley in the supreme Lodge 10 provide for aged
knights whose lodges became defunct so that
their membership In the order might be main
tanned. through the medium OF Grand Lodge
fund, was referred 10 the commi tee On jul
dietary TO formulate statute 10 cover such
cases. which unfortunately are too common,
and 10 report al the next session.
Under the new constitution adopted by the
Supreme Lodge, California Will be entitled to
three representatives hereafter.
BY recent legislation, $1,000 endowment is
the maximum amount TO be issued TO any one
member.
Nj. r. Kipp, a prominent Pythian OF Astoria,
Or, died in this city last Monday.
The Grand Lodge OF Oregon Will be held in
Portland on the 9th, 10th and 11th OF this
month. IL is expected that 1000 Knights will
attend during the session, as a brilliant pro-
gramme has been prepared for the entertain
ment OF visitors by the local brethren.
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His Meaning Illus trated.

lawyer was cross-quesIionl ng negro wit
ness 10 one OF the Justice court the other day
and was getting along fairly well until he asked
the witness what his occupation was.
"Pse a carpenter, sir"
what kind of carpenter?"
"They calls me jack-leg carpenter, sah."
What Is jack-leg carpenter?"
HE Is carpenter who is not flrstclass car.
penter sah."
We'll. explain fully what you understand a
Jack-leg carpenter 10 be-" insisted the lawyer.
BOSS, declar dunno how ter splain any
mo- 'eept to say hit am jes de same diffunce
Telegraph.
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Good TempIars.

The Grand Lodge of California will hold its
session this week in Oakland.
International Lodge Will give reception to
the delegates on the evening or the 1st. for
which an extra programme has been made.
The Provincial Grand Lodg- of British
Columbia held its session at Nanaimo last
week. A. L. Green and l.. Hall were elected
representatives TO the International Supreme
body which meets in Boston IN June 1895.
The order at large has moved steadily on dur
ing the year, and as usual made progress
throughout The continent
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Official Assessment Table.

tOtncial assessment notices OF any legitimate
in above tabl- Send them. with any other mat
tiers of Importance, by Friday. addressed Fra
ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL. San
EranciscO1
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A new streetcar device is a large map
suspended from one end of the car, show
ing how passengers may reach any part o.
the city.
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Knights of Pythias.

Damon Lodge No. 2 will confer the knight
rank. short form next Tuesday evening.
South San Francisco Lodge No. 40 will ad.
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The timber-p les under St. Marks at
Venice are in good condition after carry
ing tina. structure 900 years.
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E00 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED: CAN
OOU merry, Folsomst. TENNEY COMPANY. 20 6
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7 OCKSMITH'S TOOLS, STOCK AND BUSI-
u ness wanted. Address L., 143. Gail Branch
Office $3.50 3t&
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DAN TED, TO PURCHASE SOME
L painters rigging; state particulars Call Branch
ONCE box l24. se3O2t*
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

" Dividend Notice-Sotice Is Here
B>S by gwen that = dividend mo. ~ OF five
(5c) cents per share has been declared upon the
capital stock of the Olympic salt Water Company,
payable on and after MONDAY, october l, 1894,
at the Office of the company. 1927 Market street,
San Francisco, CAL BY order of the Board of
Directors TselS tdl CHAS. a. GIBSON. Sec.
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FOUND.


JSOUND-MISFIT PARLORS (FORMERLT OF
L 200 Postl, 6I3 Montgomery, cor. Commercaltt
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MANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR MEXICO-A
w machinist and engineers; one who understands .
mining machinery: single man preferred: steady
employment; references required. Address Mex
leo box 1877 Call Branch ONCE ase29 3t*
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N ANTED-FARMER WITH HORSES AND
w tools to work handy ranch shares or cash
rent If preferred; fine lan1 bay county; excel
lent opportunity. Address D.. box 70. this Offices
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"A ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
~ for furniture; one who understands packing
and shipping preferred. Apply tuesday at 523
Market ST.. room Z. bet. and P. $3.50 st
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"a sNTF1-s5O. 600 on GILT-EDGE COUNTRY
W property at per cent: one hours roe from
San Francisco Address @. E., box Ia, Cali
Branch once. seoO o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- John Sister, Spirit Test Med ium-
S~S Circle tonight ut 9091z Market ST. at 8
o'ciock sharp Tests as he alone can give them.
Admission &c