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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
The Crime Partly Confessed aud ~.
Hanging Of the Msa
Secretary

The cTims Partly ooafss.sd and IL.
HaaGiag 81 the Nss
Hampstead. Tex. May Near sun
ny side. the home Of Henry Daniels. a
highly respected negro farmer % years
old. who lived about fifteen miles south
was found In ruins Thursday morning.
In the burned building were found
the bodies Of Daniels and his daughter.
q i7-ysar-old Iirl, who had lived With
him.
Foul play was evident. az there were
tracks about the house and a bloody
club Vas lying In the yard. The blood
hounds belonging 10 thc steele broth
ere. who work eonvicts on their farms.
we're sent for and put on the trail.
The dogs went 10 the house Of fam
ny named Thomas who Heed IN the
same nslghborhood The cricea ar
rested the four Thomas boys and car.
risd them to the scene OF 'he burning
and they partly confessed knowledge
Of the crime. and implicated three u,h-
or negroes named Fayette. Rhoan. VIII
Gates and VIII Williams Who we're
also arrested.
Later the body Of little girl about
9 or years old. a daughter Of Daniels
and niece Of Mary. was found 10 a we'll.
Bill Gates volunteered TO got the body
out Of the well Tie went down. tied
a rope about her body and he others
drew Il out.
Then the horrible discovery was
made that the child had not only been
killed. but assaulted. whether before or
after her brains were beaten out was
not learned.
The Inquest proceeded aud TIC pris-
ores we're piled with questions until
the story Of the crime was learned
Il was substantially TIA: tic boys
went 10 Daniels house shortly before
midnight Wednesday They entered
the house. and selIinE Mary Daniels
they dragged her out Of he'd and car.
rled her into the field near by where
they assaulted her The old man at.
tempted 10 save bis daughter AMI they
Drained him with a club. After as
saultinE the glrl they killed her With a
club and brought her body hack from
~, field and threw Il AMI that OF the
father into the house and set the build
Ing on IRE
The little Glrl, who up 90 this dime
had been hldInE under the led ran ont
and was caught by the Hsuls assault.
Cd. murdered and thuNl iuto the well
Upon this testimony justice Splutr
held the seven accused r.yu and APP
pointed MAJ schafe- y. A. Quincy. Jim
kilEOrs and Hsf Harvey ST., n flaud
guard over them
The guards carried the prisoners to a
small frame building recently erected
on Diek O ueys place All was quiet
for tsvsra. hours the guards say.
uhsn At about II o'clock Thursday
night at the doors and windows Of the
building there suddenly qIpeared
about forty or hity men wearing
masks and armed with guns aud pls.
tolls
The mob ordered Hands ua'" aud
the command was instantly obsyed.
The prisoners were seized BY tee mAsE.
"a men and carried away IN the dark.
nsss.
Early yesterday morning ak bodies
we're found hanging TO a lone scrub
post oak on the prairie about half a
mile northwest OF Sunny side. and one
Ind half miles wet Of the Hemp.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

Washington. May Phillip MeEl-
roy formerly 10 the congressional ".
rary was found guilty In the criminal
court here Of feloniOusly taking and
carrying away from the library GER
tain valuable historic documents. No
tlce on melton for a new trial was
given. The defendant was subsequent.
y released on $4,000 bond The penalty
Is imprisonment not IN exceed ten
years or a hne not to exceed 1900, OF
both
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
Notice 10 stockholders.

The next annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Bryan Cotton oil mi
will be held At the office Of the Mer.
chants & Planters National bank at 8
p. m, the third Tuesday in May, May
18th A full attendance is requested
10 transact bu iness OF importance.
A. d. McConnico,
q Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

New York. May IA special 10 the
World from Washington says
The terms Of peace which Turkey
has offered Greece have reached the
Washington legation. They are AIS
follows.
Restoration Of the boundary fixed by
the treaty Of 1881, which gave TO Tur-
key all Of Thessaly. including Us c1-
tsnsive sea coast. The evacuation by
Greece Of Preyesa and other points In
the province Of Epirus The With
drawAl OF Geek troops from Crete and
the acceptance Of the plan OF autonomy
offered the island by the porte The
payment OF a Nar indemnity large
enough TO cover the expense of the mo-
billing Of turkish troops
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
THE EXPOSITION OPENED.
Tennessee CentsnniAl Thrown Opsn o.
visuors 81 Nashville

tennssses Centennial Thrown Opcn o.
visusFs at Nashville
Nashville. May The Tennessee
Centennial exposition opened az ~
o'clock today with appropriate ocre-
monies In the presence Of mauy thou
sands Of people The weather was
bright and cool and at an early hour
the streets were throngcd with people
assembled 20 witness the parade and
the assembling Of the societies The
procession was headed by o. detach-
ment Of mounted police. followed by
local divisions OF Uniform Rank
knights Of Pythiss. and then came the
band and other societies followed by
the First Tennesse battalion company
A. First Tennessee Regiment ~ Knox
Vile Ohio Nashville Guard Of Norman.
o.. Sponsor Of the Ancient Esseneye
order and maids Of honor. arraycd In
costumes of white and visiting
Knights Gov Taylor and his stan iu
open carriages went 10 the ground
later.
Public buildings and hundreds oi
business houses and private residences
along the line Of march and every
other portion Of the city handsomely
adorned with national colors and other
decorations Arriving at the expos.
ton Erounes. those In the procession
Joined with Thousands OF other visitors
In inspecting the buildings and the ai.
trActive grounds
In compliance with the request ~ The
executive committee Of the centennial.
President Mckinley opened the expo
sition by a wire from the white house
a. 1918 p m. The arrangements were
very simple In detail The circuit used
was a little over zoo miles IN length.
Members Of the Tennessee delegation
In congress. Pension commissioner
Evans and several other prominent
TennesseeaLs witnessed the ceremony
AZ Warrington
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
TurL. ooa,Iss. to Ad,.n,.

London, May News from the scat
Of war indicates the continuous adj.
vance Of the Turks In both Thessaly
and Eplrus, but Edhem Pasha Is care
fully concesiing the time and place u
his principal attack. Despite optimis.
tic views held In certain quarters IN
Athens. the new cabinet SCENE about
10 enter . hopeless struggle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

The stove drawing at Allen Mycr,
came of yesterday at 10 o'clock and
was conducted IN a way that y. G. IN.
her, I'D perlcn, A. Mckenzie, Al.
Buchanan and W 2. Connolly can tcs.
tIiy t. It's perfect fairness No. 1883 is
The lucky number and the po-se..or
thereof has not vet been found
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

ST. Louia, May The Ia Mott lead
mining claim In southeast Missouri
has been transferred by X. Hazard OF
New York 20 3, r Leathe OF this civ
for cash consideration Of $500. 900
The mine IL situated in Francis and
Madison counties and covers sever
hundred acres II Il tho intention OF
the purchaser 10 work the property on
a more extensive scale The prcsc',
force Of 200 men will be nearly dou.
blsd. The lead region Ia pronounced
one Of the most profitable In America.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
THE GREEKS WON.
Psur Rias shots Isto the Turn at
vslsstIno KuiiaE Many

Athens, May dispatches just re-
esiyed from Pharsalos. headquarters OF
the Greek army In Thessaly. give fur
ther particulars Of recent fighting be-
tween the Turks and Greeks at Velos-
tino. ten miles west Of Volo The
Turkish attacking force at velestino
consisted Of 5000 infantry. 600 cavalry
and thirteen guns. Charge Tho
charges Of the Turkish cavalry firmly
withstood the charge posted on Ka-
rantski hill. Finally the Turkish reg
iment was deoImlnated. Four Turkish
sQuAdrons which attempted 10 charge
was received with combined rife and
Shrapnel Gre which moved down sew.
eral hundred The Greek irregulars
co-operated with regular troops Of
Greece Fifty Greeks were killed and
a major and ave subalterns wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

Athens. May 1.-The battle of Wales.
tino ragged fercely from sunrise until
10 yesterday morning The Greeks
have been reinforced. the reinforce
ments arriving at the critical stage Of
the hGht General smolcusM telc.
graphs that the Turks will he unable
TO capture Pharsalos becalss tho
Greek position is strong and the mo-
rales OF the Greek troops Is completely
restored
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
Rsvoiutiss In usadurss

Washington, May The latest au-
thsn,lc news received At the state de-
partment from Honduras IL that the
revolhtionists have captured San Pedro
and have possession OF the railroad a.
far a. PieIiento. the end OF the line
Santa Barbara and Santa Rosa &c
both said to have declared In tavor OF
the revolution. OmOa still holds out.
Ceiba IL said TO have been taken but
the revolutionists are said TO have
been repulsed AZ TruHilo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

II wa generally agreed We lerday that
the Eagle account of the Waller coun.
ty triple murder and scNtuple lynching
LETT little Of interest 10 be- CLEANED from
the city papers which arrived six hours
after the EAGtE came out.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

Athens, May Ia dispatch from
Santa haura, capital OF the island Of
that name on the west coast Of Greece.
announces the Greek gunboat Floull,
In the Gulf OF Aria bombarded TIT
Turkish coast near Nlcopolls and San.
IA Petras The Turks fed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
FOR SALE.

The Wiley Reed homestead or what Ia
known ~ Collins place, five miles north
OF Bryan Tor sale Al q bargain. A snap
Tor anybody wanting . good and well
improved farm. Must be sold quick
For particulars address:
d III I'm q. A. ELMEN,
1918 IL Congress Ave, Houston, Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
TelenlInne Nniirr.

Subscriber desiring connections with
outside points from their places Of hue.
mess or residences direct, will he a..
commol1tel for the small -um Of one
dollar per month.
l3l Bryan Telephone ENrhlrgr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02

The Medical Board OF Examiners uf
2Hh judicial district will meet in
Comer1n the nth Of MAY Al per-
sUu. partic.ug medicine on temporary
certificates should Dee present
u PtrEu, VI. ID.
II. " Ctvu>D,, VI. D. r.vilencr.
Wit Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
Tennessee Cen tennIal-Nash
vile, Tenn.

AccouHt the above, the /. & G. y. Il
X. will have on sale excursion tickets
at reduced rates. Call on nearest tick
ct agent or write the undersigned.
u. J. Price, A. g.. PA,
Nov : Palestine, Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-02
THE DAILY EAGLE.

Sntcrcd At the Potiofhce Al Bryan. Texas, a.
Second Class mail matter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-07

pieces by Smart. the English composer, an
andante by Silas, Schumann's "Trau-
merei," and "Cavalleria Ruslcana, by
Mascagni.
The organ was presented TO the church
by Mrs. SOPHIA T. Craig in memory OF her
husband, Oliver w. Craig, as is set forth
on small. handsome etched brass plate
on one of the panels OF the organ.
The beautiful ornamenta.lcn OF the
pipes. with gliding and dainty tints the
casing of highly polished quartered oak,
and, above al the sweet tones of the in
strument with its special sweetness in the
soft effects, make it eminenily adapted to
part of its work in accom- panim ents, while
the swell organ in its large com pass gives
scope for the most elaborate voluntary.
To fifty match this new and useful ten
ant the audience-room has been lastly
papered and renovated throughout.
Rev. Charles Z. Chase is pastor of the
church.
On Sunday morning, August l. the organ
was specially dedicated 10 it's use in wor-
ship. William Ii. Hyde Jr. acting as Or
ganist. The pastors address had sIecial
reference 10 the influence of music ard its
proper place in religious services. In the
evening large audience, mainly OF young
people, gathered again to listen TO the
organ harmonies ana to take part in
sacred song.
Mrs. H. H. DAVIS will be the regular or
panist
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Gustave AMI (as a'tornev) and Fmelie Berson
(by attorney 10 G. Howard thompson lot on f
Il 1925 sI0.
Patrick ana Mar P. ogan to John F. Mitchell.
OF Fifth. SW rs by II W so; $40,
Maurice Vetterein to liz ~ Vetterlein, lot on
NE line of Ninth sire I, 1875 NV of Brannan,
NV 80 by n r lu0; git.
]. II. Meredith to Ph be A. Hear t. lot on sw
corner OF PresdIo Reservation and First avenue,
5 496 w lS:lO, 10 beginning; SIS.
j. b. Lewis 10 anne, same, quit lam deed; SIS.
Thomas IL ana Ida ord to susie voorhies, lot
S IS b. r l.0 $3.50.
p j. and Margaret A. Martin 10 John Wallace.
lot on n line OF n street s7:6 w of seventeenth
Rosa Rosenfeld 10 solomon Getz lot Sc cor
ner of Forythi avenue and Q stree t, E 40 by s
225; $40
Kar,l ma Vix 10 Ka,olina NJ. or Carrie M Clark.
lot SIC corner of Dub in street and Russia
avenue % b f 100, lot J. block SO, Exc ,lsior
Thaddeus L. and A nne ] Grimes to w H Lit.
tie, lot on line OF Sunnyside avenue. 200 f OF
Arcania r. rs by \ lO0 lot II, block 4S. sunny
size; $40.
W D. Finn 10 Michael Coouey. lot on line OF
Hanover street, 178 w of Hunt oldi w SO by \
81 g subdivision 81. West End Homestead Assoca.
ton: $lu.
Robert B. AMI Jn.ia Hochs adter to Mary T.
Riley. lot on sW corner OF Berlin and HI rk ne IS
streets $50 by W l20, lots !, 9 ana 8, book 33,
Paul ract ii homestead: 80
Olive Verb outeren to Sa onion Ducas lot on E
line OF Chenery street, So = Of Randall, = 25 r
lis, 70 W 10S, lots and 3. block 49, Fair
mount: $40.
Henry Lux ct al. to Miller IL Lux "a corpora
tion), record l74i 1877, which is egh deed
In Abstract y o, 1898. June TO- 1897; $40.
andrew ]. Farren 10 Edward ]. lie Breton, all
interest IN estate of John W. Farren Deed and
Ass gnment l7llS: 5000.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Ellen Hutchinson TO Fila arney, all interest In
lot on line Of Pac fic street, 9:3 w of amp
hell, W 25 by TO-. being lot l. block A55 Glib
bons Tract, oakland: $lDu.
b Richards IN guardian estate OF Josephine
T., cornelius. Daniel and Mary r. Gordon, IN innrs)
TO lila Mulkerrs (wife OF UolmsnJ undivided
nall INT crest In same Oakland: $l.O.
H. NJ :. Miller and J. D. Mckee Crustees OF W.
w. and Emma L. RusAmore) TO the Calforn la
Guarantee investment Company, lots S aud q,
trustees deed. $50 lS9; 1884
j. M. AID Mary ID. Bartlett 10 John F. and
Shrlstlna Bluelt. lot on Il line of Pop ar stree L
zOo:3 Of Welt h, ) as by f lis, bel g lot %,
block 56l. Oakland: $40
homes n. Th' mpson to Henrietta Newell lot
on ~ corner OF Locust or 1wenty-third and
valdez streets 1895 by Z ll5 being lots / 2
and west 10 ieet OF lot 49, block 22s7, wade
TracI, oakland; $40.
elizabeth A. n. Mcneil 10 Antonio H and
Rosa siiva. lot on * line of KENNEDY street
2OO OS OF RAILROAD avenue, sw IS II SIC
6ol7. Z SO %, wv 100 GA TO hegipnire. being lot
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-07
SON0MA's PIPE ORGAN.

Dedication OF Beautiful Instrument
in the Town of the Bear Flag"
The Congregational Church of Sonoma,
organized more than twenty-five wears
ago, has just been presented with hand
some pipe organ. 1t was dedicated Friday
evening, July 80, with an organ recital by
Miss Kate f. Hutchinson of San Francisco,
whose selections were well adapted TO
show the compass of the new instrument
The audience room was filled with appre-
ciative listeners who heartily encored the
numbers. The instrumental numb ers
were interspersed with four vocal solos by
Miss Claire Hope, who sang 1.-THE Good
Shepherd" For All Eternity" DAY
Dream" and Flee as Bird to the
Mountain.
Miss Hutchinson's numb eYs were Bar
carole," by Bennett. march by Ousley,
and one by Wallis, two numbers by SAL
ONE. Wedding song by Dupoi, two short
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO call"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
10 Market street, open until II O'Clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
$50 Hayes street, open until 80 o'clock.
6l5 arkin street: open until $3.50 o'clock.
SW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until o'clock.
26lS Mission street: open until o'clock.
1877 Ninth street; open until 80 O'Clock.
1905 Polk street; open until 8 80 o'clock.
NV. Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open I'LL O'CLOCK.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

R@S CENTRAL METHODIST episcopal
&~S Church. Mission ST., oct Sixth and sew
enth-Eev. n. X. Ollie, ID. D.. pastor: V. Watt,
Sunday school superintendent: ]. j. Morris chors-
ter: H. NJ. Bosw orth. ore anist Rev g. II. Jones
OF Oakland will preat h at A NJ. In the evening
the aston will p each: subject, "The Greatest
Fight in the " ord" sunday school at l r. M Y.
p. ). C. 4. at $50 p NJ All ara invited.
@S TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH,
VIZ Market and sixtee th s.s-F F. Jewell,
d. D., pastor. The pastor will preach Morning
ject "Uur Debt 10 Our Veterans: evening.
lessons Learned at a Wedding" Sundays hool
at 2:30; John Dyar superintendent. All invited.
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ii, resubdlvision of block B. kennedy Tr. CT, East

IL resubdivision of block B, Kennedy Tr. ct, East
Oakland: $40
James and Arietta f.. Hewitt to William IL.
Marston lot on NV corner Vine al d Arch ST. eets,
80 by w l34 Il being lots 3S. 80 and 40. olccx
/, Ma of Antisell Villa lots, Berkeley; 500
job and Mary +. sweeney to susan hratz lou
on SW corner of old county road and Bray avenue,
Sl25I5 go n 1880, + 80 to beginning, be-
ing lots AZ and AS map of Henry d Philips ract,
being suboiv sion OF lots to 5, II TO 81, Bray
properly, Brooklyn Township; $40
Jessie A. H. and Emma ]. B. Smith to sophie
i. Schroeder lot on y line OF san Jose avenue,
25O w of Oak street w so by $50, being lot q,
block X land adj cent to ncinal, Alameda; Slo.
Cornelius NJ. to FL "a Jane Lee, lot 4. olocK
T, Powers Tract, Alamel a. gift
Builders Contracts.
Mrs L. Theil with J. p. Pene, to erect two
story frame buidi on S line of Greenwich
street SS of stockton $24OO; Gabriel A. Berger,
rel
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w AITRFSS, COUNTRY HI TEL CALL
w early, $40; waitress, near city. $25; waires
country hotel south, so and free fs-e; waitress
for Oakland. $40: res aurant. So: young girl to
sist in re taurant. $40; COOKS, Geruan style,
private families, 800. 20 girls. Homework Sl5
! and $50; girl for Livermore, SIS: Redwood City,
500. c. K. HANSEN & CO., los Geary st.
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NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL. ECENTLY
~ from the last, would ike housekeeper's
pi lace, or would do plain meDding. 2U7 Post rm g.
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- WATERS FOR SPRINGS, 1922 SO AND
= fare advanced; water, country hotel, $25
.yaiter, country restaurant, So. C. R. HANSEN
ACO, l0S Geary st.
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lER FOR L UNDRY, $50: Pol
y laundry. 1926: plain washer, $40.
81 CO, IOS Geary st.
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Young WOMAN WISHES POSITION To DO
i chamberwork. IS Jessie ST.
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\, IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS COOKING
w or Homework in country. Call 1929 Golden
Gate ave.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NJ ANTED-STORMS, THE MILK ROUTE
w driver please call at office: experienced driver
for delivery wagon In city, references, $35 and
founl; young German for nice place in city, ref
ere ces, SIS and found; mixers SO; boy TO
learn vanishing. So week; boy for store. So week
waiter, country hotel fare advanced, $40 and
found; experienced applepacker, SO and found {:
kitchen-hand, $l5 to $40: young German to work
around tathhouse, $25 and found. w. ID. EVER
d CO, 626 Gay ST.
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yNOODCH, PPFRS, WOODCH, PPERS-WE
w want so men. So so cord, 81 16 cord, Tools
and food furnsht d: So tiemakers, 6xS f-foot lies.
&c each; sningle- box poltmaKers. MURRAY &
READY, 634 and D: Clay ST.
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ARMAN GARDENER. WITH GOOD REF
Alnces. pr vae pla' e. $25 and found; man
ksce, country, sl5 aud found. c. X. II AN
\O., l0S ueary st.
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CIrUATILN WANTED TO DO COOKING
- and housework in private family. 1924 How
ard ST. RI ON II.
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- HOKT-ORDER COOK, HOTEL, $50: GER
- man second cook, hotel. $50; night COOK ami
baker, country resi- aurant $40; kitchen-hand, no.
lie $25: dlshw ashers. 0 and S25: coo <, coun-
try restaurant, $40 c. K HANSEN Il CO., 10S
Geary ST.
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AER WHO CAN RUN A STEAM
private place: country: $36 and
A y sen Il Co.. 10S Geary st.
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$50; BUTTER-MAKER.
y $50; mixers 1926; Italian vegetable gar
deneE $50; 20 farmers. s. 9, S26, $50: 3 chore-
boys and men for ranches. MURRAY READY,
634 and $50 Cay st.
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IS COLORED WALTERS WITH
country hotel, $25. g. X. HAN
1eary st.
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LNRUIT-P Pie KERS - FRUlT-PlCKERS, $50
L and g per month aft found want 10
m H. MURRAY d READY, 634 aud 636 Clay st.
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WRIGHT, OUNTRY. FREE FARE,
day and found: carpenter. countr y,
. day. e. r. HA NSEN 81 CO., lUo
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Young I'll RMAN WIDOW WISHES PART.
ner 10 go 10 Alaska; small capital required.
Call III Geary ST., rom 2.
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PROTESTANT HoUSEwORK GIRL, $25
i MISS CULLEN 1922 Suffer ST.
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GOOD COOK WANTS PLACE IN FAMILY OR
VI h' tel where the other work is light. Call az
81 5112 Jones ST., llingsworth's restaurant
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HOUSES WANTED

WANTED-IN BERKELEY FURNISHED
W house of not less than rooms, where &C Gu
pants will board Wi first references
A ddress Tenant. box 81, Call
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/AND WIFE, COUNTRY HOTEL. s45:
Ihotel cooks, s45, $50 and $50; boy for a
Try: grocery clerk, $40; a dishwashers. SIS
$40. Nj Z hRA Y d READY, 634 and $50 Clay.
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CCANDINAVIAN OR GERMAN MAN AND
- wife, with good references wife to COOK and
man 10 do general work. take care of horses, gar
den, etc, for a private place; country; $40 a ID
found; see party here. q. X. HAN SGN & CO.,
lUS Geary
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M n NTED-BX MIDDLE AGED GERMAN
w won an to AXE OF inva i'd LADY, or to
assist 18th light housework is reliable nd Irus.-
worthy. 327 Fifth 81. tupstairs), bet Folsom and
Harrison.
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ERENCH OR GERMAN SFCOND GIRL, 1925.
L MISS CULLEN. 1913 Suffer st.