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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30

VIM. Short and Mira. Susan Smith, Of
the Waldo hills, and Mrs. Kate Adams
and Mrs. Jane Hushaw, of Klickitat
Fcounty, Wash. Aside from raising and
training her own family, she hes raised
ten other little ones, to whom she was
all that mother could be. Aside from
these, she bad forty-six grandchildren
and seven great grandchildren. Her
own children and nineteen Of her
grand children have professed the
religion taught them
She Truly proved by her unselfish
life that she was faithful wife, a
loving and devoted mother, kind
nelghbor. and CONSTANT Christian.
For several years past her sufferlngs at
times have been great, but were borne
with Resignation and fortitude, aud
when the last hour came che fell gently
asleep In Jesus. While members of the
family stood by weeping, her aged
com panion, with whom she had
Iourneyed for 58 years, expressed his
gratitude to the Great Giver Of all good
In the following lines:
"Lordl she was thine and not my own,
Thou hast not done me wrong,
I thank Thee for the precious loan,
Afforded me so long"
After appropriate funeral services by
the Rev. A. J. Hunssker, Of McMinn-
vile. an old and valued friend Of the
family who used for his text, "For me
to Live, Is Christ, and to Die ia Gain"
Her remains were gently laid to rest In
the Warren cemetery In the Waldo
bills near the family residence.
GOOD singing was had at the funeral
by the male quartet, composed of G. E.
Short, J. f. Short, w. A. Short and
II. H. Sutcli2e. A large coucourse OF
friends attended the funeral, and the
procession to the cemetery was one of
he largest ever known here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30

Vancouver today, 10 assist at the
funeral seryicss Of Bishop Younger,
which will be held tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Sliuson aud Misses Rena aud
Mary Stinson went TO Albany today
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. J. l.. Hill,
wife OF DIR. J. L, Hill Of Albany, who
died at that city Saturday.
Chas. b. Hodgkin, mailing clerk for
the Northwest Insurance Association
returned TO Portland on the Salem
local this morning, after a pleasant
holiday visit with bis parents IT, this
city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30
Notice..

The rapidly increasing number oi
accounts and the difficult way Of keep
ing record and collecting the same
nscessitstes US to adopt the cash sys-
tenn, aud from January l, next, all
packages must DO paid for when de-
livered. 80 far as mSny OF our Gus.
toners are concerned we regret to be
obliged to adopt this plar, but as we
cannot discriminate we trust they will
appreciate our posltion.
N. b For the convenience OF Gus
toners we will have coupon books ia
denominations OF 81, 50, $5 and $40
which may be had at onr office, or
from the driver at discount OF per
cent. These can be left at home ana
when bundle Is delivered the proper
amount of coupons may be torn out.
THE SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY.
1923 o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30
NEW YEARS RECEPTION.

The gentlemen Of the Y. NJ. @. A.
will receive in their rooms from 2:80 to
o p. m. New YEARS. afternoon. This
reception will be given especially In
honor OF the ladies Of the city, but will
also be open 10 the gentlemen friends.
1t is hoped large number Of friends
of the association will be at the rooms
Wednesday afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30
Grand Clean Up Sale,

COMPETITION SMASHED.
Hes, all wuol ladies cloth 60 inch soc.
Best all wool ladies cloth so inch 4Se.
Beat all wool ladies cloth s. inch 6Se.
Fine German tlannels aSe per yard.
fine French lannels soc per yard,
50 inch twilled broadcolh 6Se per yard.
az inch storm eheyioIs Sse per yard.
81 inch heavy plaids SIZE per yard.
"a inch b0ucloa SSc per yard.
40 inch camel's hair 37Ise per yard.
81 inch all wool suitings 371Ie per yard.
CLOTHING.
sr7S a suit--boys suits, latest styles
donble breasted.
-. yo--5o odd coats and vests. Frock,
worth 50 10 s..
t6-~Heavy eheWot suits. Worth 81 and S.
s. so--All our hne $40 suits.
to.5y~-Fine black clay wonted suits.
WILLIS BROS. a CO.,
The Cash Dry Goods. Clothing and Shoe
kquss. Cougs ava lAbsEy.
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Born.

HERRICK.--At the family home in
Depot addition 10 Salem, December
20, 1895, To Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Her
RICK, Jr., daughter weight nine
pounds.
The surveyor of Marion county Is TO
be congratulated.
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THRIoE UoMMlTTED.-Frank o'Don.

Thrice COMMITTED. Frank 0'Don.
aid was sent to the insane asylum q
third time today by County Judge
Hubbard. The judge was reluctant tn
send him, as he is u hypo-fiend and
returns to his practice as soon as he Is
out. DIR. Bradshaw aud States Attor
ney Condit tried to make him tell who
supplied him with morphine.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30
Rheumatism Runs Riot.

When there is Tactic acid in the blood
Liniment and lotion will be Of no permanent
benefit. A cure can be accomplished only by
cause Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only true
blood purifier prominently in the public eye
Hoods Pills become the iayorile ealhaTIic
with every one who tries them. IS cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30
WoODNIEN!

A special meeting of Salem Camp
No. lls, w. o. w. is called for Tues.
day evening at 6:8O sharp. Candidates
will take notice and be on time as this
meeting will last but an hour and is
called for comforting the degrees.
ScoTT BozoRTH. +. WILLIS,
Clerk. Consul.
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PASSED THROUGH SALEM.-The
Butte football team passed through
Salem this morning In their special car
attached to the delayed overland.
They were on their way home from
San Francisco where they were
worsted In o game of football by the
California athIetic club on Xmas day.
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INsPECTIoN.-Me Members of b COM
pany, o. N. g., attention: All mem
bers must be in full uniform for inspec-
ton this evening at 8 p. m. sharp. II,
w, Holman, lieutenant commanding
company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30
Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Telter. Chapped hands, Chilblains,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. II is guaranteed q
give perfect satisfaction or money Tefunde
Price IS cents a box. For sale by Fred A.
Legg.
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graf oUr ON CANDY.

Golden 4 Sprague have set the price
Of choice fresh French creams from 81
TO 76c; SOC box for 25c. Plain aud rib
ron mixed, all fresh made, 4 pounds
for 26c. state street confeclioners.
Q0 0t
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SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mre. II. J. Hopkins went to Portland
today.
Miss Nellie Van Patton il visiting
friends al Chemawa.
Miss Nettie Pogue, Of Eugene, Is the
guest Of her brother, M. E. Pogue.
Miss Ella Holmes, daughter Of ID. J.
Holm's, Of Portland, is the guest OF
relatives here.
Mrs. Rudolph PrAel, Of Portland, is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Werner Breyman.
Harry and Mabel Cronlse OF PhIlo-
m ,th, are visiting 10 this city with
their uncle, r. J. Cronlse.
Miss Nora Miller, Of Albany, arrived
In the city today, and Is the guest Of
the Misses McNary, on North Com
mercial street.
r. p. Frazer, Of Portland, is visiting
bis daughter, Mrs. A. Bradford, for
few days Mrs. Bradford will prob.
ably return home with him for q
weeks visit with her parents.
o. l.. Darling, the accommodating
y. p. baggage master, returned Satur.
day evening from weeks visit at
Hubbard, Oregon City and Portland.
Mrs. Darling and little son returned
sunday evening from q short visit with
her parents at Hubbard.
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All lovers OF good music should plan
to attend the New Years concert at
the opera houee. Three noted artists
from New York will give rich aud
varied program. Admission so cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30

WEATHER FORECAST. - Tuesday:
Occasional rain; warmer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30

Prepare ~
Yourself and family to take the Best
Meal of the Year, served at Strong's
Restaurapt on New Years Day. as
usual, only 25 cents.
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NOTICE.

COMBINATION OIL CURE CO.. 70,
cancer and all malignant diseases. We cure
sciatie rheuma tism, ,eatarh and minor disease
We have a combination oil which is working
wonder. Address. II. -HScKMAN,
Box ISO' Travelling Assas, Eugene Or.
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Married.

MOORE GIBSON--At the residence
OF Rev. L. S. Knight, OH Liberty
street, Saturday, DecemDer 2S, 1896,
Miss Alice Belle Moore to Ralph
Dexter Gibson, both of Marion
county, Rev. Knight officiating.
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TURKEY RED,

Evrey "red" Is expected to be at the
Y. M. q. A. rooms tonight at 8 O'Clock
sharp. Important business Is TO come
before the meeting. By orders Of the
committee.
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Died.

TOWNSEND.-Six miles south OF Sa
lem, December 20, 1895, Walter A.
Townsend, of Ia grippe, aged 10
years aud s months, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Tow nsend.
Funeral Tuesday at 10 o'clock at the
residence. Burial In Rural cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoFiA-
whsn she was a Child, she cried for castozta.
wAsn she became MIss. she chung to castortA.
wAsa she had Children. She gave them cAseosiA,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30

LoST.-A heavy ivory headed hickory cane
bearing the inscription Of the owners name
"a. I, Taylor Oakland, CAL" Finder
please leave at Journal Office. I7-7S.3t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-12-30

A FARM-To rent on easy terms. enquire
one block west Of North Salem school. X. B.
Crayton. I2-7o-3tu
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TOMORROW NIoHT

Ia the night OF the Forester's Grand
ball at the Reed. Remember that
Parsons orchestra will be present to
furnish the music, which insures Its
excellence OF anything occurring In
Salem this season. All detAils have
received careful attention, and Ia ad-
dihon 10 other pleasant features a
fine concert program will be rendered,
compnsing the following selections;
March, "National Fencibles" s"----S ,asa
Overture, "ArOund the Metropolis"
Characteristic Piece. "Darkiss' Ju.
Dllee---------- ------------H Hlndley
(By request.)
Concert VAlse, Spanish --------Thiele
selection ---- ------- ----------------Toban
Clarl0net solo, selected- ----ChAs. Ross
A PLEASANT PARTY.
A large number Of the friends OF
Messrs. Fleming aud Taylor Bureham
aud Frank Matthews, gathered at the
home OF Mr.. II. Rurcham on the Gar
den read Friday evening In honor of
the young gentlemen, who are home
from Leland Stanford university for .
short holiday. The evening was most
pleasantly spent by all present, they
being; Misses Matte Beatty, Edith
Frizzell, Myrtle marsh, Helen Matth-
ews, Marie Rockwell, Rose Moore,
Emile Henry, Bertha Byrd, Cora
Litohfeld, Clara Pooler, Nellie Clark,
Ethel Raymond, May BurchAm,
Pauline Burcham. Edith Gwynne.
Emma Raymond. Miss Chandler, Miss
Velch, Miss Mamie Burnside, OF
Sebastopol, California, and Messrs.
Frank Matthews. ]. w. Beynolds, 1.
p. CAllison, l.. 4. Reynolds, w. A.
Morris. q. V, Fisher, Fleming Burch-
am, Taylor Barcham, Samuel Burch.
am aud q. ]. Atwood.
ANOTHER PIONEER CONN TO REsr.
MIS-. Mary Ann short was born In
Rush county, Indiana, January IL,
1922, died December rs, 1895, aged rs
years. IL months aud days. She
made profession Of religion when II
years Of age, aud united with the
Rushville Baptist church 10 Rushville,
Indiana.
In ls4i she was united In marriage
to Rev. J. w. Short, In the state OF
Iowa. la 1883 she crossed the plains
aud settled In Linn county. Oregon,
until 1860 when they moved to the
Waldo hills where they have since
resided.
She was the mother OF thirteen |
nvs OF whom SURVIVE her;
OslOg Mrs. Ewwa y0Hs', of Jsg.:~oni
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SERVED ON c. F. CROKER.
He Is Given an EngroSSed
Copy of the Adopted
Grain Tariff.
The Railroad Commission Effects
Formal Service on the South
ern Pacific.

Secretary Newman OF the Railroad Com
mission called on Colonel Fred Croker at
Southern Pacific headquarters yesterday.
He wore a property smile AM straw
hat. He looked serious when the office
bow took his card, but recalled his tieeting
smile when he was ushered into the inner
office. His call was strictly for business,
but he did it UP so neatly that no one
would ever have suspected that he had not
dropped in just to ask Colonel Crocker II 1t
was hot enough for him.
In one hand Newman bore rolled-up
pamphlet with parrot green cover. 1t
was "Grain Tariff No. 1.-THE DR.. Stanton
per cent cut tariff recently adopted by
the commission. To serve this tariff
officially upon the Southern Pacific Com
pany was the object of the secretary's
Visit. He did it by handing the copy to
Colonel Croker, who, as first vice-presl-
dent of the company, promptly acknowl-
edged service.
The tariff is a portentous document.
It's long title says its figures are to apply
in freight "in car loads of not less than
1000 pounds on straight or mixed car
loads of grain, bran, shorts, middlings,
feed, ground, cracked or rolled barley and
cracked corn in sacks between San Fran
cisco, Oakland wharf, Port Costa, Nevada
dock, Benicia, South Vallejo, Stockton,
Sacramento, Marysvilie, Los Angeles, Port
Los Angeles and san Pedro, and stations
on Southern Pacific COmpany's Pacific
system named herein.
To the average citizen the tariff which
is presumed to mean great deal when
properly interpreted, is about as intelll-
gibe as table of logarithms or poster
on a dead wall of Chinatown.
1t bristles with figures, but the precise
cut which they effect can only be deter
mined by a careful comparison with the
existing tariff.
Next Wednesday the Commissioners are
to meet again, and it is expected that the
Southern Pacific freight men will then
have something more to say about this
proposed tariff.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
nc Market street, open until II o'cock every
night in the year.
IS BRANCH oFFICES-53O Montgomery street,
toTreT Clay; open until 80 O'Clock.
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock
717 Larkin street. open until 8 so O'Clock
TssW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets open
CT I'll O'Clock.
1bIe Mission street, open until O'Clock.
JIG Ninth street. open until 9:30 O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN An
E~S Abstract of Title Company in Eureka Hum
boldt County, Cal. System complete and full
search OF county lands in Office. Cost TO date So
OOO. Terms very reasonable. Full particulars
given. Apply TO j. McCALLAN Eureka, Cal.
FR COLLECTIONS: TENANTS ELECTED.
GS~S SO; costs paid. 400 Montgomery, rm. 20.
~ DR.. f. PUGH HAS REMOVED FROM
ss>S 1lO4 Market st. to 1923 Eddy.
FS CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE:
H~S no pain. Chiropodit Institute, 361a Geary.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

X y u HOlED.
Miss J Schillig, Yuba Cy
Sacto D X Trip, Chicago
l NJ Hatch, y y
NJ K Hatch, y Y
] a Hatch, y y
Rev { HirSt, Vallejo
J b Meloche, Madero
H r Raynes, Nreka
Camp r y Booth, Grants Pass
chester W Hamilton. Nv Orleans
st Hill Mrs G McKevitt, Vacavle
4 Miss Mckevitt. Vacaville
alleio : E Laidley, Sydney
ney Miss B Richmond. Martini
lev T F Morgan. Grafton
urne r A Case, y y
] W Hester & W, Sydney
r p Ham IL fam, Fresno
} A Jones, Cal
ngeles Charles Pettus, Chico
nge, es L NJ Wilson & ", Alaska
Nersfld J Common. Saratoga Spngs
"a Mrs Lucy \ Mccain, Sta
antee, Cruz
G W Bushnell, Ny
} J. Adsit d ". st Helena
&c Mills J p Foley IL ". Grass Wy
an An j J Smith, Stockton
l KOhn. plymouth, Cal
d Sheedy. Denver
ar + A Davoex, Sacramento
Z Z Merritt, Santa Rosa
kiah
LACE HOTEL.
'olusa ] Forsyth, New Britain
10 A L Reed. y y
on ] Z Dylne, London
] Alexander, N
a F \ Bradley, Cincinnati
'innati L A Mackintosh, Pa
Pa + II Coyne, NJ
md A Mckillop, Winnipeg
5, Conn A W Williams, Chicago
] a Deming. Phoenix
land B Hauser, \ Y
J Parmelee. y Y
Pa W Simpson & ", Chicago
!hicago H 3 HeTcke, London
land J II Doncaster. England
Mrs 5 Evans, Or /
Ingame G L Leonard, y Y
ion II g Morse, Alameda
ne Mrs c w Leach, Oakland
Ny Lieut. Com Clover. L y y
USN B y Brigham, Chicago
], Colusa
RUSS HOUSE.
20 L Williams, Dixon
S a V Mcclellan, Victoria
re- A i Rigby, Elgin
nboldt W VI Stevens, Oroville
Obispo Mrs Kelly Il SIS l. Obispo
amaJh w Backing, Peterboro
lnett Mrs Patton, Peterboro
Mrs T de Freese. Sisson
Mrs J Z Carr, Sisson
ley II w WI son & W, Sacto
b ] Washley, Yuba City
NJ 5 Coats. Yuba City
/ Rosa T G Johnson & w,Osklnd
h DR. c Bryant & f,Stockton
dland Miss Lawrence, Oak and
Capt Meredith, Dominion
5onYlle V T Maben, c America
T r Middaugh, c America
uentin DO Dallidet.Sn l. Obispo
10y c y Jacquette, Yuba City
LICK HOUSE.
a City VI c Coates, Yuba City
I'd Warren Green, Preston
Vile S earle, Sacramento
Mrs Brandt, Pac Grove
ION ] ] Seymour, Fresno
t II Ryan, Cal
Y, \ Y W p Lynch, san Jose
l Jose G. S Neal, Alameda
Ia Rosa G d Dornin, Fulton
.sto Mrs NJ Lesser, Ny
Lake NJ ID Eaton, Stockton
ntreal ] Rogers, Marin Co
WESTERN HOTEL.
ton Lometta Brown, Stockton
Ut mine Sergeant Pitzer, Alcatraz
Jose w B duncan, Truckee
Sland i + Prescott, Stockton
Y Joe Clunan, Ti6uron
Seattle w Y Shaw, Portland, Or
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ERN HOTEL.

Lometta Brown, Stockton
Sergeant PitZer, Alcatraz
w B Duncan, Truckee
l. + Prescott, Stockton
Joe Clunan, Ti6uron
w Y Shaw, Portland, Or
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WANIE .lt-.,Aic L ELLA SEUCS.
w ANTED = RESTAURANT FURNITURE;
w range and complete outfit; Will pay cash;
call to-day; no dealers. &. BOYD, 1S1 Mission st.
WANTED - SECOND HAND 30-INCH PA
w per-cutter in good condition. write to or call
at 1854 Broadway (upstairs), Oakland.
WANTED - SECOND HAND PORTABLE
w oven and bakers tools. 1904 Polk ST.
\TANTED-TO RENT A BAKERS OVEN.
w Apply CHARLES E. JACOB, 1919 Polk st.
CASH FOR A SECONDHAND 30-INCH PA
" per-cutter in good condition: write to call at
1854 Broadway (upstairs), Oakland.
MACHINERY FOR MANIPUiATINGG GREEN
vi coffee: give particulars Address $. g.. box
10, this Office
II LEM, 100 SIXTH ST., PAYS GOOD PRICES
IN for clothing. books and jewelry; postal
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GENERAL MERCHA NDISE BUSINESS FOR
" sale in a good location, doing cash business
of over $4,000 per month and continually lmprov-
ing: two-story hard-tnished store; terms cash;
amour. required, about $4,000; good reasons for
selling For particulars address q. NJ, box 1913,
nh off
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CTEADY POSITION (SlOO PER MONTH";
| - for man woman in stationery-sto good To-
cation: good stock; lowrent: to be sold for SlOOO;
close investigation by interested parties desired.
GEO. STEERS & CO. % Kearny ST.
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sITUATIoNs MANrEn-MALE-

BTU A9IOSS WANTED-MALE.
D C. G. COOKS SOC FURNISHES COOKS;
l. all branches; shortest notice. IA Geary.
EMPLOYMENT CITY OR COUNTRY AS AS
u sstant bookkeeper, timekeeper, salesman or
driver of delivery wagon; five years local exper-
fence with one firm. Address f. G. HUMPHREY,
2l512 Mason st.
RARKEEPER (GERMAN), 26, NOT LONG
ID from the East. would like a situation as lunch
man or any kind of empoyment city or country;
good reference JOHN WOLF, 33l1a Bush st.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN GERMAN WISHES
4'I position at any kind OF work; understands
gardening. take care of horses, COWS, etc. Please
address w. f., GIT Sacramento ST.
ROOKKEEPER, 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
~ desires position in any Office work; salary no
object; no objection to leaving city. s., box TO-
Call Office.
w ANTED-STEADY JOB OF ANY KIND BY
w married man, American, sober and trust
worthy. Address E. NEFF, box So Gail Office
MEAT OR PASTRY COOK BY A YOUNG
W coiored man; hotel preferred. Address Z. A,
box Al, Call Office.
COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE CARE OF
~ horses, carriages and harness: good gardener;
can milk: handy with TOOLS country preferred CITY
refe ences. Address A. s., box 50, Call Office
Two INDUSTRIOUS BOYS WANT WORK IN
city. Address DOVE, 948 Mission ST.
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ASTROLOGY.

mr. MEAD ANSWERS ALL QUESTIONS BY
~ planets from date Of birth. 737 Market, r. 10.
4 STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEARY
IA st.: horoscopes questions. stocks advice
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MALE RELP WANTED.

W
WANTED-10 LABORERS, NEAR CITY. S26
" and board. long Job and sure pay: 5 2-horse
teamsters, $26 and board: ranch carpenter, who
can build dam and drive spiles, 50 so per day AMI
board: ranch teamster, handy with blacksmith
tools, $50: cooks waters, dishwashers and others:
waiter for camp, $40. w. d. EVER 81 Co, 626
Clay.
w ANTED-2 GOOD STOUT BOYS ABOUT A
w fac DRY ia city, $3 per week and increase. APP
ply to w. D. EVER IL CO., 626 Clay.
EIRST-CLASS DENTIST TO TRAVEL-MUST
j. have complete outfit and some capital. J. E.
ALEXANDER, Golden West Hotel.
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DARTNER WANTED IN MANUFACTURE
L ing business, silent or active; capital required
$4,000 for which real security will be given
no manufacturer of these goods on this coast. AID
dress s. 81 box "a, Call Office.
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ROOKKEEPER, 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE,
~ desires position in any Office work: salary nc
object: no objection to leaving city. s., box 10
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T ARGE INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED AND
| IL profitable wholesale manufacturing establish
| fy to investigate; cash required 5000 TO $4,000
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T n Lowe, Stockton
a A Gibson, A bbott mine
+ w Jones. San Jose
Y Z Putnam, Oakland
w Freat, Berkeley
il G Armstrong, Seattle
q ] Crowther, St JOSEPH
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| J1OR SALE-A GROCERY STORE, WITH
r established custom, at NV cor ii yde and Post
attorney for estate OF HENRY GARDES, de-
ceased 325 Montgomery st., rooms and 5.
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ON THE GREAT MOTHER LODE; GOLD
~ bearing quartz lodges, running parallel. the
groupings OF which assay from 81 10 So per ton;
one led ge prospec ed to 40 feet in depth; 1t has
width OF feet; average assays 500 Per tom nearly
ali free milling Address p. o. box 126, Sacra-
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