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WILL 1T PAYP

Mr.. 81. j. Corcoran contributes a two
column article to the Stockton Mail de-
voted to an examination of the business
prospects of the proposed San Joaquin
Valley Railroad. The writer Justly as.
sumes that comparatively few people will
invest In the enterprise for the general
benefit Of the public. Subscriptions to the
stock are determined by the decision
reached as TO the prospects that the road
when completed will pay interest on CAPT.
tai. The writer concludes that the road
would be a good investment at one-half
the present rates of trans portation, and is
in doubt if the Southern Pacific can afford
to reduce rates one-hslf. Mr.. Corcoran
says:
Between this city CStockton) and Bakersfield
are 240 miles OF territory, some Of it already
in high slate OF cultivation. and producing
largely; SOM portions Of il already quite thickly
populated and which. under The conditions
brought about by lower freight rates. are Xix ly
10 become more densely populated and very
much more productYe; country already pro-
ducing enough TO pay the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company enormous profits, not only upon
the railroads which now traverse it but UPON
hundreds of miles Of other roads which are un-
productive. Upon the business of this area
both freight and passenger, the competing road
can safely dep nd for large share.
TIE business of the valley should be
computed on the basis of what may be
rather than of what is. The Southern Pa
cifc has conducted its business on the
principle of charging all tue traffic would
bear. 1t has not allowed producers to
share profits. 1t has closely estimated the
value of transportation to the producer
and fixed rates accordingly. A competing
road through the valley would lift The in
cubus of heavy treighls from the shoulders
of producers. The prospect of a profit in
doing business would not only hold people
already there but would induce others t.
come. A competing road would make the
San joaquin Valley QUO of the best tiolds
for general farming in the world.
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

"lf l were asked my opinion" said the red
eyed man in the jeans suit, Il would say it was
Grover Cleveland who done it,"
"Beg PARDON said the man in the shiny
dagonals, you should say 1t was Cleveland
who did it,"
"On second thoughts" said the man In the
jeans, II Will say neither. L will say it was
Grover hoodooed it and let 1t go AT that."-Ctn-
cinnati Tribune.
Mrs. Jones, will you be my wife ?'
"Mr. Smith. I'm sorry 10 disappoint you. even
for a little while. l have TWO prior engage.
ments. When Mr.. Kirby and Mr.. Spooner have
been divorced, why, then-if-if you're still of
the same mind"
"Oh, Nellie, you have made me very happy"
New YOrk Recorder.
The boys that whisper soft and low,
al never loved another"
Must think the maidens 10 not know
Ananias had brother.
Philadelphia Record.
Haverly-I have bad news for you.
AuStln-What Is It?
Fl yerly-Your wife has eloped. And with
your best friend.
Austin t5itterly)-You sect That woman even
deprived me OF my frieDds.-New York Herald
Conductor-Madam how old Is that boy?
Elderly MatroD with freezing dignity)-Tbis
young lady sir, has no wish to ride free. Here
Is her ticket. Der bicycle is in the baggage
car.-Chicago Tribune.
oh. for thousand tongues to sing
If doing this would craze
The girl upstairs with the mandolin
Who plays and plays and plays.
Chicago Inter Ocean
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is WILLIAM EAGAN DEAD?

THERE'S quite romance in the case which
came up on Monday before Judge Ogden
of Alameda County. twenty-five years
ago 5000 was deposited in the Hiberna
Savings Bank of this city by man who
gave his name as William Eagan and his
residence as Liverm ore, Alameda County.
He received his passbook. stepped out of
the bank, and from that day to this neither
the bank nor any one else has ever seen
or heard of him, so far as is known. His
name figuring in the list of owners of I'M
claimed deposits in the Hibernia Bank,
the Public Administrator of Alameda
County applied for an order authorizing
him to draw the money; the Judge took
the case under advisement.
Henry Meyers of Alameda testified that
Eagan lived in hotel which he (Meyers)
kept in 1872, and that he remem bers his
crossing the bay to deposit the money.
He has never heard of him since. He de-
scribes him as a seafaring man. The n.y.
pothesis which is troubling the mind of
Judge Ogden is that Eagau, having depos-
tied his money in safe place, may have
gone to sea. either voluntarily or through
the process known as shanghaiiDg, and
may have been lost in a shipwreck or cast
ashore on a Pacific island. Ii his ship
foundered at sea 1t is easy to understand
how nothing has ever been heard of him
no register is kept of the names of sailors
on shipwrecked vessels, and Eagan is so
common a name that 1t would not attract
attention. Ii he was cast adrift on a Pa
ciic island he may be there still. The
mutineers of the Bounty lived eighteen
years on Pitcairn Island before their resi-
dence was known. There are hundreds OF
islands in the Pacific which are never Wis.
tied by white men, and which have practi
caIly no communication with their neigh
bors for want Of a craft that can undertake
voyage. The deposition in the Hlbernia
Bank may have been thus cast away. II
he should be so lucky as to be rescued and
should call on the HiDernia Bank for his
$4,000 somebody would be in an awkward
fix If 1t had been escheated.
If the courts should pronounce the man
dead ii must be expected that swarm Of
Eagans will arise to claim the deposit II
will be found that the dead man had as
many relations as the late Thomas Blythe.
In his case the fate of the $4,000 and in ter
est would be obvious; IL would go to the
lawyers, to whom such waits and estrays
naturally revert.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Under the amended constitution of the State
of New York. which provides thai any official
accepting railway pass shall forfeit his office.
Chauncey M Depew, as s ate Regent, must pay
his fare over his own road. MI. Depew usually
enjoys joke as much as good dinner, but he
Will bring small relish to this bit of humor.-
Philadelphia Record.
Kentucky came within 21oo of going Repub-
lican on the Congressional votr. Thai is not
surprising. Before the war there wa. strong
protectlonist sentiment In the Blue Grass Stale.
and its hero, Henry Clay. was the father of he
American system. Kentucky is simply return.
Ing to It's old allegiancr.-Bos Journal.
Mr.. Carnegie needn't worry himself with the
fear OF disgrace from dying rich. He will die
as poor as other men before him. I'VE brought
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Miss Louise S. Rounds, who has just been
elected president of the Illinois Wonen's
Christian Temperance Union for the ninth
time, has worked in forty three counties, given
175 addresses In he State, and has visited four
other States.
Ezekiel Wells OF Burnett, Tex, offers himself
as candidate for he Legislature on the ground
that he weighs over 300 pounds, and is 80 bow
legged that he can't attend 10 any regular busi-
ness.
Quite number of bright and able colored
men are connected with the Government of
jamaica, one Of he brightest and abest being
Constantine Burke the Attorne y. General.
DR.. Talmage Is said to receive $500 for lee
ture and sometimes $1,000. He makes more
money out OF his lectures than any other man
on the platform.
Elk. Governor Long OF Massachusetts has
bought he old homestead of his grandfather at
Bucksport Me-. and will make 1t his summer
residence.
Mrs. White Of Ashland. KY, who is So years
OF age, celebI aied the election by giving birth
TO son, who will be called lillian Mckinley
White.
Miss Frances Z. Willard says that good cook
ing is essential TO human happiness. while bad
cooking has driven thousands OF men 10 drink
SardOu does not write for mere glory. He Is
not above receiving S15oO00 year from roy
alties on his DAYS.
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A FINE OPENING.

Since President Cleveland has aban-
dOned the post of leader of the Demo-
cratic party IL Is probable that some aspir-
ing Congressman will make bid for the
position. If any Democrat cnerishes am
billion in this direction he cannot find a
more certain road to success than TO make
the Nicaragua canal the leading feature of
his policy. No Democrat can gain reputa-
ton working over the debris of the last
session Of Congress. The people have
passed upon the tariff views of the party
and are lot likely to change their verdict
for years to come. But movement to
construct the Nicaragua canal may enable
some broad-minded. capable Democrat to
vault into the saddle Mr.. Cleveland has
vacated
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WORK FOR ALL.

Mr.. Irving Nj. Scott points out several
branches OF manufacturing in which there
is money to be made in this State. Mr..
Scott is impressed. as many others have
been, with the unwisdom of employing
others to do our work while SO many of
our own pc pie are out of work. Mr.. Scott
is not a theorist in respect to branches of
industry in which both capital and labor
may be properly employed. No man in
the city is better qualified than he to
estimate the relative cost OF doing work
on this coast and In the East. He has had
to figure closely in preparing bids for the
several warships the Union Iron Works
have built,
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it will be bef,r, the gold the banks parted
with will be asked for in exchange for cur
rency. The fact that one syndicate will
make million by taking the entire bond
issue and peddling it out among small In
vestors will give other money lenders
tas for that kind of speculation. AL
ready there are rumblings of another bond
issue. The boldest thing Mr.. Cleveland
said in his message WAS that he would con-
tinue TO issue bonds under the authority
now possessed unless Congress should
agree TO Carlisle's new currency scheme.
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THANKS TO THE BANKERS.
A New York paper says:

New OK paper says:
Thanss to he banks. bankers and trust COM
panies of this city secretary Carlisle was ena-
bled 10 dispose of his entire issue OF $4,000.
600 bonds 10 a singl syndicate at price fully
I'D TO the Governments expectations, and so
acceptable 10 the syndicate that ii is said the
latter can realize profit OF nearly Sl,ooO,ooo
by the transaction. The Joan has been nego-
tiaied, but no thanks are due TO this admins
tration. The credit belongs entirely 10 those
who have been willing to part with their gold
to ala the Government to repIenlsh It's depleted
stores.
Ii can hardly be said that New York
bankers possess monopoly of the kind of
devotion from which a million may be re-
allied without the risk of dollar. Those
who were willing to part with their gold
to aid the Government to replenish its de-
pleted stores are entitled to the profit of
the transaction, but 1t might be well TO say
nothing about credit until We see how long
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donable. And Mr.. Walter had so much to do
with the making OF this superiority that he has
to pay the penalty.
1t may be said In extenuation of the
course the London editors pursued that
they said as much of Walter AS Waiter
would have said of any of them. The
superiority which the correspondent claims
for the Times was fully appreciated by its
former editor. There were few men in
England, and none elsewhere, not in Of
hca al life to whom Walter gave a place in
the editorial columns of his parer.
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The Overland FLYER.

The Chicago, Union Pacific and Northwestern
Railways form the only line running Pullman
drawing room sleepers and dining cars daily, san
francisco 10 Chicago without change. Time to
Chicago only three and one-haf days, and to New
Y ork four and one half DAYS
Reject tour iSt excursions to Chicago daily with
out change, in Pullman upholstered tourist cars
For tickets and sleepingcar accommodations
call on or address d. w. Hitchcock general ageut,
i Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the "Paciae
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fide subscrb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation of any
monthly west OF thu Rocky Mountains. few
dress VIM. Ii. BARNES, ST. AIMS building,
San Francisco, Cal.
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Phillips Rock Island Excursions

Leave San Francisco every wednesday via
RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS
Through tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and Dos
c on. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston For tickets, seeping-car
accommo dationsand further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
way, 90 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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Died Suddt oIU-

Mrs. Mary A. Shay was found dead in
her room at 1925 Pine street yesterday aft
ernoOn. An autopsy m ade at the Morgue
showed that heart disease caused her
death. She was native of Ireland, 70
years old.
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pUBLICAT ON OF FICE:

b25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock 2. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny. open until IL O'Clock midnight
Sss Hayes street. open until $50 o'clock; II Larkin
street open until 300 clock corner sixteenth
sLo Mission streets. open until O'CLOCK -ol 0
N4eet open until 8 80 O'Clock.
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:" Mrs. winslow's soothing Syrup

Has been used over fry years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success 1t soothes the child. softens the
Gums. allays Pain cures Wind Collie. regulates the
whether ar sing from teething other causes.
Forsae by Druggists in every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs winslow's Soothing
Syrup 25c bottle
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srRsCRIPTION RATES:

DAT1y CALL drcluding Sundays). seper wear by
ms II rostpaid: 10 cents per week. or So cents per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL
q 60 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL ana
WEEKLY CALL, ALSO per wear, postpaid "EEAAA
CALL, u per year, postpaid
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
pcl viii the editor enter into CORES pondence re-
k16cl1Lk them
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KEEP your blood pure and healthy and you will
not nave rheumatism Hoods Sarsaparlla gives
the blood vitality and richness and tones the
whole body. Give 1t a trial now.
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TEE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
80 Potter building. New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
vertising rates and sample copies furnished
f h. MISCH, Manager.
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THr dairy MORNING CALL

FOX SALE Al
New York.. BRENTANO BROS. 5 Union Square
Chicago w. r. STEER. 1879 State street
New Orleans. .GALLoT & JOUBERT, 1154 Common
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
osher newspaper published in San
Francisco
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PARKER's HAIR BALsAM keeps the hair soft and
plentif III and restores the coInr when gray.
GREvE's OINTMENT makes . healthy skin. soc.
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AUCTION SAILS TO-DAY.

FCBNITURF.-By Frank W. Butterheld. at SIS
Twenty-ffth ST., at II O'Clock
HORSES, ETc--By Sullivan Doyle, at 327
Sixth ST.. at II O'Clock.
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

III you are anticipating a journey to the
East don't fail to get onr rates before buy
ing elsewhere. T.. K Ststeler, general
agent, 638 Market street. S. f.
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BACON Printing Company. sos Clay street..

TISSUE: paper for lamp shades and flowers;
open evenings. Sanborn, Vail s. Co., TAI Mar.
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OPEN evenings this mon h. Sanborn, Vail&Co.
WellIngton's Improved Egg Food for pouItry.s
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pLATING PoLISHER-STEADY, RELIABLE
workman; good wages to right man. MICH
Ell i, S62 Broadway, oakland
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

DECEMBER, 1894.
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QUICK GERMAN GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
W little cooking TO assist in small boarding
house. zoos Fourteenth ave- South San Fran
CISCO de4 2ts
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CREE TEST AT LAWRENCE DKEssCUT-
ting School. 1871 Marketst. del II
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OPERATORS WANTED-EXP ERIENCED
" hands to sew on Singer machine making over
shirts and underwear Apply at Standard Shirt
Factory, Cough, bet. Hayes and Grove au26 Su tt
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MAR IL CO.. EMPLOY MENT A5ENTS, 749
UD Market ST., main telephone No. lo49; furnish
all kinds Of reliable female help. nos ".
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What KIND OF "bete humane" monster Is
1t that we are told this man Holmes or Howard
is? Ii half of the charges made against him
are true. he is an American Ravachol, win
good deal of added American vicious inventive
Star Savings.
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LNXPERIENCED GERMAN NURSE WISHES
IL situation to take entirn charge of a baby or
child city references If required. Address H..
box 149, Call Branch. de4 2t*
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nothing into this world, and it is certain we can
carry nothing ont" Let him enjoy bis wealth,
use 1t as he can. and be happy in the assurance
that he will lose it all when he dies, aud other
people come to administer it just as well as II
he had given it to them years before.-New
York sun.
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NTS me heSui3r Ann uaI Moo ting of
W. W. the stockhoiders of the Andes S. NJ Com
Montgomery St, rooms 20, 81 and %. San fran
cisco, Cal on TUESDAY. the 18th day of Decem-
Der. 1894, at the hour OF 1 O'Clock p. NJ. for the
purpose of electing board of directors to serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer-books will close on SATURDAY, Decem-
Der 8. at IL O'Clock NJ.
JOHN w. TWIGGS. Secretary.
once, 3O9 Montgomery St., rooms 20, 81 ana 20,
San Francisco, Cal del I'd
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DANISH WIDOW, WITH CHILD. WISHES
~ situation; light homework in small family.
2291A Sixth st. room 49, de4 SIS
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II II
~ homework and assist cooking 1920 Page SIS
NIDDLE-AGED WOMAN; LIGHT HOUSE
WI work; small wages; family 2. I3I Fourth 81.
upstairs. 50
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SITUATIONS wANTED-CoNT1NUED

( OMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
housecleaning by the day. Answer by postal
Oh Z Mission
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Y DUNG GIRL; TAKE CARE Q SMALL chill
dren. Apply before 2 N. 1892 Clay st.
N URsEGIRL AND HELP WITH UPSTAIRS
~ work. 1907 Hyde st.
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DRESSMAKER- FIRST GLASS DRESSMAK-
, er: perfect cutter and filter: wishes engage
ments: 81 rs per day. or will take work at home.
Address B.. 91OAa Harrison st. de4 3tF
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Y DUNG WOMAN WITH A CHILD WISHES
place housekeeper. Apply 1872 Turk ST..
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I ERMAN WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK,
" washing. ironing and hOusecleaning. address
IL at .de4 ITS
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THE LARKIN- STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
THE CALL has been transferred to 7l7 Larkln
ST., whore advertisements Will be received up TO
$3.50 p. n
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- TEADY. HANDY MAN WANTS PERMANENT
\ work as 1antor or about hotel; good whitener
OF gszler; can do general repairs of any kind and
boz 90 Call Branch. dso3+s ''
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SIEADf. E I b L SCANDINAVIAN
- wants W rk of any kind; can drive and cars
I r horses Address d, g.. box 127, Cali Ersneb
Office. dsa StN 81
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YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUsEwORK.
81 Silver ST.
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Y DUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE GOOD HOME
L with old couple where she could assist in
housework; wages object Address Girl, box
90, Call Branch ONCE. de4 2t*
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OMPETEHT SWEDISH GIRL WISHES A
81 uatfon to do general homework. Please
call 42Aa Erie ST.. bet. Thirteenth and Four
teenth. deg Cts
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Young GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK IN
! small family: wages 50. l4l7 Mission 81.
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~ GOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ALI-ROUND
ment. NJ, box TO- Gail once de9 a.
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Q176 WANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN
QI ~ partner by single lady in good restau-
rant Apply SMITH & CO. 80 Kearnv St dea 2t&
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GOD HOME RESTAURANT WITH BRANCH
~ bakery and coffee house; cheap on account OF
sickness; trial given. Can Branch ONCE de4 7t<
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AZ OMAN TO COOK FOR SMALL RESTAU-
W rant. 1908 Larkin st.
= IRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRK. 1918
VI Eddy 81.
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THE LARKIN STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
The CALL has been transferred to TIT Larkfn
ST., where advertisements will be received up to
9:S0 n. ~ w
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Y DUNG GIRL, SPEAKS GERMAN AND ENG
lish. would like situation to do little house
work and take care OF children, help in small
family. Please call or address I'm Sumner ST.,
bet. Seventh and Eighth. off Howard. deg 3t@
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"A ANTED-MEN DING OF ALL KINDS; WILL,
" go by the day at home. Address or call
9l2 Clay St. Oakland deg 1t
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GOD SUBSCRIPTION CANVASSER FOR
VI daily in exclusive field; liberal terms 70 rtoht
man. A. H., Call ONCE, OAKLAND. de4 3t
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MALE HELL WANTED.

L ARBER-STEADY SATURDAY EVENING
- and Sunday. 1917 Mission st. o
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| (ANE, IS A GOOD DRIVER: KNOWS THE
IL care OF fast horses; gardeners; can milk. Art
class references Address X. X. box T. Gail
OHlce. dad
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GOOD BARHER-SHoP, CHEAP; GOOD LOCA-
- tlon; only $50 rent: long lease; good business:
reasonable offer accepted. Inquire Can Branch 4.