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Two weeks OF the season OF. tho South
side Bowling League have passed. and
the race for the pcnnant Is on In earnest.
with Secretary BILLY" Tette's Harvest
aggregation In the lead, and Tidal Wave
IN second place. Tidal Wave, docs not
appear to be entitled to a place 80 high
up the ladder, md but for tho fact that
they have contested only with the
weaker teams would not be in second
place. In the averages Harvest leads
the bunch, and the only team that looks
TO be a likely competitor for champion
ship honors with Fctte's boys ia the
Famous team, which has several OF the
uptown cracks in It's llne.up.T Up to the
present time Famous has NOT made the
showing that was anticipated, but this
- explained by the fact that the team
played Harvest with n weak lineup;
otherwise Harvest might have taken
only one game of the three. Mall Pouch
looks to be the third best team OF the
eight, and may yet surprise some OF the
carly bird prophets.
The standing Of the teams at the close
Of the second weeks games Is as follows:
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JACKSON, Ohio, Nov. 29.-Morris
Cameron, superintendent of the Coaiton
Coal Company. has sued the Ohio
Southern Railroad Company, to COM
pei the latter to furnish the company's
mines with q sufficient number Of cars
to handle Its daily output of coal. 1t
seems that the railways have agreed
with operators on n uniform rate for
mining n cars are not furnished
those mines paying more than the scale
under the Joint agreement OF the roads
and operators. A test case Is to be
n~rnSncutad. - - ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

That new American m%elo-drama
"The Great Diamond Robbery" which
stands prominent as one Of the great
successes OF the year, comes to this
city at the Opera House, Friday and
aturday. December 4 and 8, and Satur-
day matinee. THE Great Diamond
Robbery" claims as Its authors a. c.
Wheeler. Ayron Crlnklc, New York's
most famous journalist, and.E. N. Al
friend. Its wonderful success in
Gotham, where It was eeen for five
months, entitled It to Its claim for pub
lie patronage as n OF the most power
full mela-dramas OF the day, touching
upon an American subjectzand dealing
with 1t In 4 masterful manne The
scenes are laid in New York city,-the
types Of character treated are taken
from the political and social world.
The story reveals the committing Of q
great crime, the guilt OF. which Is fas-
tened upon the hero OF 1.-The play,
through the evil Vaccinations OF q
pol!tica! boss" and his following. but
which is finally set Alright by a detect
I've who occupies n central figure in the
drama. and fastens the crime upon the
Proper person. THE Great Diamond
Robbery" Is rich In scenic inventure
and its great six acts represent the
different scenes which are from the
brushes Of those famous scenic artists,
Glare, Albert, Marston ando Hoyt. each
scene rejecting the master mind OF the
individual artist who painted It. The
company Is a large and capable one.
both az regards numbers and artistic
strength, as the cast includes Rose
Eytinge. Mrs. Annie Yeamans. Selene
Johnson. Fanny Cohen. Irene Hayward,
Louise Closer. Ellen Cumntins, W. A.
" hitecar, Joseph Z. " hitting. George
c. Bonirace. j. H. Cosser. Joseph Bell.
Gustave Frankel, Joseph A. Wilkes,
James Bevlns. James Floyd. John
Jones. W. A. Black. and E. N. Bartlett.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

GAINESVILLE. ..LoRENA. 4 a. m.
Pittsburgh...BEN HUR, 3 a. m.
Pittsburgh. KANAWHA, s a. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, S a. m,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5 a.. m.
Parkersburg .ARGAND, noon.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Steubenville.. ENoS TAYLOR, $50 p. m.
Darlington ....JEWEL. $3.50 D.. m.
Sistersvlile. RUTH, $3.50 p. m. Z
Parkersburg BEN HUR, 6 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .:ARGAND. Z a. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE, S n. m,
Pittsburgh. HUDSON. s a. m.
Parkersburg. LEROY. IL a. m.
Matamoras... LEXINGTON. II a. m.
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 I. m.
Sistersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
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X Cadei. to Meet.
The Elklns Cadets Will hold a '

The Elkins Cadets will hold a very
important business meeting this even
Ing in the second. branch council cham
Der, city building. The committee on
constitution and bylaws for the per-
manent organization will submit its
report for the adoption OF the club.
Permanent officers will be elected and
other business OF Importance transact
ed. Every member should make It a
point to be present. The future welfare
OF the club depends on the enthusiasm
of It's members. The meeting will be
called to order at 7:30 p. m.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip About
tho Glnxs City,


Clement haren. the man who
swlndlcd Charles Arnold out OF twenty
dollars by forging n check on G. w.
Stewart, of Jerusalem. and having Mr..
Arnold cash 1t and then went to Brad
dock, Pa, where he was arrested by
Marshal BAHIA Saturday afternoon
and Immediately brought him to this
city, where he will have to answer to
the charge of forgery. The hearing
Will be held this morning.
The young lady who fell out OF the
hack at Boggs run some time ago, was
arrested here Saturday night, charged
with stealing some clothes from a rela-
tive In Wheeling. The Wheeling officers
came down and took her back to an
swer the charge.
Frank Maxwell, formerly operator In
the Western Union telegraph office in
this city, but now of Cleveland, Is
spending q few days calling on friends
in the city,.
Samuel Stricken, Enoch Smith and
Lawrence Harlow left yesterday for
Red Key. Ind, to work in the window
glass house.
Miss Eliza Carmichael returned yes
tteday evening from Wellsburg, where
she spent Il few days with relatives.
Frank Jackson won the cake in the
cnka walk at city hall Saturday night
given by the Second NJ. L. church.
Miss Caddic Watt, OF Wheeling, who
has been the guest Of relatives In this
city, has returned 10 her home.
Mrs. James Duffy has returned to
her home In Wcllsvlllc, after visiting
relatives In the Fourth ward.
James Stewart has returned home
from Cambridge, where he spent n few
days. the guest OF friends.
EdiBon's Nltascope will appear Mt the
Elyslan theatre Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings Of this week.
MIsa Mary Sanders returned yester.
day to Allegheny. Pm, nfter visiting her
mother In the Fourth ward.
I. d. Cousins had the girl drum CORPS
out Saturday afternoon advertising the
sale ut Z. d. Potts store.
NJ. r. Blackburn has returned from
st. Louis, Mo-, where he has been for
the past week on business.
The Belmont Coal Company expect
their new tow boat hero from Louis.
Vile to-day or Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. L~lchtenbcrEer arc
In Wcllsvllle, called there by the death
of q relative.
Henry Kunkle came down from Pltts.
burEh to spend a few days with his
family.
William and George Westlakc arc tho
guests OF relatives in pairmont, w. Va.
Mrs. Alice Bradford left yesterday
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cdr. BilI."

That ever popular comedy of "Dr.
BIZ which enjoyed such a metropolis
tan success. was given to excellent
matinee and night performances at the
Opera House Saturday. The company
interpreting the roles. under the man
agemcDt Of Turner and Hoffman. Is one
os the most competent and evenly bal
anced that has visited this city this
season. Each character was d~allcately
treated. and the audience showed their
appreciation by frequent recalls OF the
principals. The assumption Of the ex-
ballet queen, Mrs. Horton" by Miss
Ccl!e Ellis, was a picturesque charac-
~tcrizatlon. and her song Somebody
Loves Me-" was simply inImitnblc. She
was compelled to rcreat It, and even
then the audience wanted more. She
Is sure to make Il hit wherever she APP
pears. \ return engagement of this
sterling company will be cordially well
coined by Wheeling th:atrc-gocrs.
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Coming q. A. II. I;ncrmpment.

BUFFALO, n. y. Nov. 29.+-General
TEaddcus $. Clnrkson, of Onleha. COM
inandcr.in-chief OF the G.. AR, reached
buffalo at noon to-day.
Captain II. Il. Palmer and Captain
andrew Trainer. OF Omaha, accompan-
led the general aY. aides. Col. James $.
Graham. OF RoeheGtcr, nnd..his stan
acted ny an escort to General Clarkson
from Rochester to Buffalo. Tho visit OF
Mo commander Is In connection with
the preparations for. the encampment OF
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MANY TELEGRAMs
And Letters Of Generalization Received
by Governor Atkinson. U

by Governor Atkinson. t
G~overnor-elect Atkinson has received
many kilograms and letters OF congrat-
ulations since his triumphant election
to the highest Office In his state. The
following letter he considers more
highly than all the rest. It IS from his
alma mater, the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity at Delaware. Ohio. from which
institution he graduated twenty-slx
years ago, and Is signed by the presi-
dent and faculty OF the university,
siXty-two in number:
DELAWARE, Ohio. Nov. Is. 1896.
Hon. G. w. Atkinson.
Dear Sir:-The faculty of the Ohio Wes-
leyan University take great pride in the
well won honors Of the alumni OF our
institution. We. rejoice thar the dream
OF your student days has been realized.
to the first place in West Virginia. We
shall watch your official acts with keen
interest, and anticipate for you an honor
able md q successful career.
Many Of the congratulations are
quito felicitous. Here Is one from q
Democratic friend at Parkersburg. who
was n OF Mr.. Atkinson's most ardent
supporters:
Accept my hearty congratulations. I
staked my all on you. except my religion,
and that Is in my wife's name.
Another is in these words:
Accept greetings from one Of your back
ers. Yves" Atkinson and Yves" Viz
sinia Is q combination that Is invincible.
Another reads as follows:
True leadership always wins. Your hot
trail did 1t just as you said 1t would the
day We gave You the nomination.
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BOMBAY. Nov. 29I-A fete organic
cd at Baroda In honor OF the visit of the
Earl or Elgin, viceroy OF India. has had
a terrible outcome In the killing of
twenty-nine persons and the injurlng OF
many others by a great crush of num-
oers or a panic which occurred in the
course OF the fete. Nothing is known
as to how the panic developed.
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efficient time for meals and rest and
sleep. The digestion gets out of order.
The appetite falls off. The blood gets
impure and weak. The victim is troubled
with headaches and feels dull and de-
,pondent. Work comes hard and there
S no pleasure in life. Finding him in
ibis condition, death strikes at him in his
weakest spot. IF the nervous system Is
weak, the mai breaks down with ncrv-
BUS prostration or exhaustion. If lie is
aat-clicstcd, death slowly stranglcs him
with that deadly wcapon-consnmption.
DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
cures 9S per cent. Of all cases of con-
sumption. It restores the appetite and
digestion, and acting through the blood
lpou tile lungs, drives out all disease.
germs and builds up new and healthy
tissues. 1t is the great blood.maker and
blood purifier. II corrccts disorders of
The digestion and invigoratcs the liver.
II builds firm flesh, but docs not make
1abby flesh on corpulent people. It
tones the nerves and cures nervous pros.
lration and exhaustion. DO not permit
dishonest druggists to substitute some
thing alleged TO be just Us good" as
His marvellous medicine.
"wheu I commenced taking nr. picrce'a Cold.
I'll Medical Discovery, l Ind very poor health"
writes Mrs. Belle ostraudcr, OF Naples, Ontario
TO-, N. ". 4" My weight was then lis pounds
now It Is 80 pounds. I think for indigestion
there Is nothing like DR.. Picrce'B Golden Med.
!cal Discovery"
If money Is the root of all evil, constipa.
ton is the root Of ali disease. Dr.. plctce'a
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
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vOULLs AND BEARS-A PAMPHLET
ID telling how to handle Stocks, Grains,
etc, on margins Will DO mailed on npplI-
cation to R0uILLOT ~ Co, Brokers,
No. 12b South Third street, Philadelphia.
$40 margins. 10 shnrcs of stock or 1000
bushels OF grain, SO (twcnty), etc. Mail
orders q specially. Correspondence solic-
Tied. nos
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1891. which Is 10 be held in this city.
Tomorrow General clarkson Will meet
The local executive committee and after
consulting with them will FIX the date
Tor the Holding OF the encampment.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NoIlCE TO REPUBLICANS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Repuh-
lean primary election will be held In the
city of Wheeling on Saturday, December
l.. 1896. from II a. m. to p. M, city time.
Mayor, City Clerk, City Sergeant.
Wharfmaster,s and Members OF Council
from the different Wards us follows: For
the First Branch. one ~ from each OF
the eight wards; the Second Branch as
follows:
-Four % from the First ward.
Three 60 from the Second ward.
Three () from the Third ward
Three 90 from the Fourth ward.
Three (l from the Fifth ward.
Five () from the Sixth ward.
Three C) from the Seventh ward.
-Four D from the Eighth ward.
Also n member of the City Republican,
Executive Committee from each ward.
Primaries to be held ut the following
places: ~,
First ward-vlgllant Engine House.
Second ward-Atarket House.
Third ward-Police Court Room.
Fourth ward.Atlantic Engine House.
Fifth ward-Hook and Ladder House.
Sixth ward-K. OF p Temple.
Seventh ward-At Hose House and Police
Box at end OF Suspension Bridge.
Eigth ward-No. 35li Jacob street and
No, 1903 Jacob street.
SUGGESTION MEETINGS..
su Jestion meetings for the purpose of
Council and names for City Executive
Committee will be held Saturday, Decem-
Der 5. at, eight 81 o'clock y. M. at the fol-
lowing places:
First ward. at Vigilant Engine House;
Second ward, Market Hall; Third ward
Odd Fellows Hall; Fourth ward, Police
Court Room: Fifth ward, Hook and Lad-i
Seventh ward, Logan Club Room; Eighth
ward, b.. B. Dovenor Club Rooms.
By order Of tho City Republican ESccu-
RICHARD ROBERTSON,
Z nos Chairman.
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100000 nushel. OF coalsb,pped,

P1TTSBURGH-The river reached a
boating stage to-day and something
over 1900, 900 bushels Of coal was start
cd for southern points.
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I .hc second weeks games Is as follows:

Secretary william Fettc, Of the league,
has prepared the averages Of all players
who have contested In games 1t will be
noted tina, the first three are Harvest
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This weeks games are as follows:
Monday-Harvest VS.. Randy Boos.
Tuesday-Tidal Wave VS.. Aurora.
Thursday-Ceramic VS. Famous.
Friday-Mail Pouch vs.. Abcr-Nit.
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What stops Neuralgia DR.. Milcs' Pain Pills,
All pain bnnlshcd by DR.. Miles, Pain Pills,
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.OR g SALE,

The National Collection Agency, OF
Washington. D. c., will dispose Of the fol-
judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA. IA
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- - -
ECSS Dividend NOTICE-DIVIDEND NO.
t1~% 81 (twenty-ive cents per share) of the
HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION co. wiz
be payable at the office of the company 327 Mar.
ket St, on and after Wednesday, May 20, 1895,
Transfer books will close Thursday May IL Se6
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. T.. II. Sill ELDON, Sec.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ECSS TYPEWRITING, LAW WORK, CORRE-
w. sponnence and copying; abstracts copied
prices moderate. 1912 Market ST., room ..
e. BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 50:
~ collections made, city or country. Pacific
olecilon Co, 415 Montgy ST., room 8. Tel. $3.50.
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DELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
IL situation for chamberwork in a family or re-
spectacle position housekeeper: references
Apply MI RRAY & READY, 634 Clay st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

T AIDES, IF YOU WANT GOOD GIRLS AM
Il women for city and country you can Obtain
same from MURRAY & READY'S Female EN-
Main 5S4S
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NUMBER OF GOOD GIRLS AT FENToN O.
IN CO.'S, 1872 Geary st.
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CLAIRVOYA ANTS.


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p Especial BILE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A
III situation TO fer children and do upstairs
work and light houseworx. Call 3O7A sixth st.
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DESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A PLACE
IL TO cook and do homework or will go out bv the
day and make herself generally useful B. T., box
$50, this Office.
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n GOD RELIABLE COOK WISHES A SITUA.
" ton; would do housework; frst-class city ref
erence. Call sofa Sixth 81.
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SCANDlNAVIAN GIRE WANTS SITUATION
- for upstairs work or waitress. Address s. a.;
box 80, Cali Office.
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DEFINED WOMAN WOULD ASSIST IN
III family going TO summer resort for expenses
and small wages or for an invalid. Address
y. G., box 1874, Call Office.
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(tHAMBEKMAIDS AND MATTRESSES DE
y sire positions. German Employment Office
3U6 Mason ST.
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SITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD GIRL
~ cook; or will do homework and cooking; good
references. 1872 Perry ST., between Third and
Fourth, Harrison and Bryant.
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GIRLS OF ALL NATION ALITIES AWAIT
VI ing situations, with best references. MRS
BIRD, 721 Ellis st.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

w
COOK FOR a PRIVATE FAMILY. $50 TO
y S75; officers messman for a steamer $25
COOK and VIE, SIN all country restaurant, $780, pot
washer hotel $50 c. r. HANSEN q CO., ITO
Geary st.
u INCH BLACKSMITH, STEADY PLACE S30
chard S35; farmer and wife, s35 and harvest
wages; ranch hands, SIS; blacksmith, CITY,
81 50 day. K. 7. WARD q CO., Cos and $40
Clay st.
w ANTED - FIRST-CLASS BUTLER, $40:
w man to take care of horses, garden, etc good
references required, $50: porter who understands
care of horses, etc, married man; young Frenc h.
man 10 assist n confectionery, $25. L. ANDRE,
3l5 Stockton st.
w ANTED-FARMER, $50: CHOIR EMEN
w for ranch, SIS and $40; farmer and wife.
$40; woodchoppers, 81 Is cord; vegetable gar,
dener. $40: dishwasher. country hotel, $40. cook
small ranch, $40; COOK for party good pay and
62S Sacramento st.
% LABoRERS FOR SAWMILLS AND
~ woods; no experience necessary: good wages
morning.; call early. MURRAY d READY, Lead.
ing Employment Agents, 634 and $50 Clay st.
uoRsEsH DER, COUNTRY SHOP, 81 DAY
II and found: cook and wife, country, 500 3
waters. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st.
% TIEMAKERS. SAND DC EACH; BUTTER
~ maker and mixer, $50 and found; 8 farmers;
Oakland. MURRAY IL READY, 634 Clay st.
GS DAY MADE EASY BY GOOD SUB
W scription solicitors. Apply star 429 Mont
gomery st., between II and 1870 O'Clock.
TAILOR TO WORK IN STORE; ONLY FIRST
class need apply. 202 McAllister st.
Y REQUEST DIR. WILLIAM NJ WILEY
will speak tonight at the Temple, 1l5 Turk
street. subject: "Work for the Unem ploye ed and
How to Get It." The doctor invites ali unem-
poyed and former associates TO attend by O'clock
p n. sharp for business
OFFICE BOY WANTED. FINK IL sCHIND-
" LER. 800 Market st.
~ GOD PAYING 9-CHAIR BARBER- SHOP
" for sale; a bargain Apply Call Office
w ANTED-RELIABLE NAN TO ASSIST IN
w store; s65 per month to start; chance of in
crease if deserving; must have $3.50 cash; ex-
perience not necessary. TT Market St. room Z.
INEXPERIENCED DISHWASHER WANTED.
II POT second st.
ELEVATOR BOY; EXPERIENCED; $3.50.
u Room go. 1875 Kearny ST.
V ANTED-GOOD FIRsT-CLAss -BARBER
w Wednesday. Saturday, Sunday. 1919 Steiner
st., near ody
pARBER-A YOUNG NAN FOR WEDNFS-
- day, Saturday and sunday; chance for steady
1892 Mission ST.
ROY, II OR Is YEARS OLD, TO MAKE HIM
ID self useful in book bindery. Address j. c., box
Ia, Call Office.
CHOEMAKkR ON REPAIRING. 6l5 SAN
~ Pablo ave-, Oakland.
W ANTED-C,ooD RESTAURANT COOK AT
w 43 Second st.
w ANTED-FIRST-C CLASS SHIRT IRONERS
w sun Laundry, 764 Seventh ST., Oakland.
w ANTED-B0Y TO WORK IN DRUGSTORE.
w Apply B. A., box l01, this office.
SHOEMAKER WA NTED on MkN's PEGGED
- shoes 202 Fifth st.
w ANTED-A STEADY. HONEST MAN AS
w cashier TO invest an equal amount in weil-pay-
ing restaurant. Address Reliable, box l65, Call.
4 ARBERS-sHoP IN OAKLAND FOR SALE,
Ellis st.
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pEST HELP OF ALL NATIONALITIES FOR
II city or country at MISS HICKEY'S 1898 Posi-.
COMPETENT WOMAN DESIRES SITUA A.
" tion good plain cook; wages SIP TO Sl5. Gail
or address MISS HICKEY, 1893 Post st
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CUPERIOR COOK DESIRES SITUATION
~ understands all branches of cooking: 8 wear
in last place MISS CULLEN. 1913 suffer ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Conttnued.

DELIABLE FIRST-CLASS WOMAN WANTS
III a situation to take charge of an infant on
bottle or viii nurse lady during confinement. or
will do general hOusework; is good lsundress; city
or country; good references. Call address S65
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San FRANCISCO "CALL."

Additional Classified Adrtiseve
ments on Page IS.
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e. NOTICE-A. o. II. B. OF E.-&.%S
G~S The regular monthly meeting on E.NAI
WEDNESDAY, May 20, at 8 o'clock P. NJ, XIV
al Irish-Americau Hall, Howard st. The SSWS
election of county officers and other inn "
portant business TO come before the Board b.
order of d. WARD, County delegate.
LnHN MEGA RTNEY. County SECRETARY.
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V DUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS HOUSE
l. work by the day. Please call a. 20 Minna st.
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II; ANTED IMMEDIATELY-P POSITION IN
W good wholesale or retail store OF any kind in
town country; raised to hardware, ETC.; good
references. CAMPRELI. 1896 Bush 81.
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w DIRK OF ANY KIND WANTED BY A
w young Scandinavian handy with tools. Ad
dress II. w. box So Call Office.