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E&ss Ezas S-tse.

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 Tho Duke a,a DEe1ees If NaTfes<. ha75iss lss s..nsnossssl io AE.srsE het0re ss.a h@ - ei lazss ia l6a2 su order Sa plead .se5z sess fer a.vazcs. is was de basez whether tsse lord es2noe.loV, sit sspe as chairman. should lower his dig n5ty 9x aase 1ssg fa fsae doeless a21 speak iag a hsr 1s8F with ssss cap 5n hss hand. This qassts5a w2s 4Tgasss for seve4al days "a ghe hoass cf lUsds untll debate exhausted lsself asssl several aus3s EeSass. ea As le2e5h ss was decided that ihs sazSs s.laa5ssSllss sea.a ErS4 resesTe fbe bows cs tzsS 8aga 4za luchess and ra- s1sa slsaa ssssA uncovered head ard afs- sg tAzs Ae szseaass replace his cap This TRss xSs ss lowed ss saa letteE a-a is ssssl adhered gs 1aA2y when similar eoa- Sa-sN4ssss Azsa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

THs Popa6sts of Oregon have come to n wise conclusion. h con vention assembled they have sol emnly resolved never 10 fuse witt any party under any circumstances We hope this example will be follow ed ey their brethren throughout the country. And We also hope that the Democratic party will never be foolish enough again to fuse with the Pops under any circumstances whatever. Democracy is as far from Popnlism as the poles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

Two years ago |. l. Warren. a druggist at Pleasant Brook. x ', bought a small supply oT Ghamhsf- salasS GonSh Remedy lie sums up the reS0lt aS foilnWS. Af that dime the goods We're WasN0wa n. this Sectinu; today shaaslseriain in ~ Cough kenSesiN k q hse'8Sesfssa5l Rsss | 2. IL k the Samein hssltsrs is 0t cnu541a- mites. Where ever isss stssai s}aaRsgs. $ 0I 'han7eersaiu x sae02li Gs0sessX ls- come known he pTople vii haxe nothing esSe For sale lss N E.. newoasix k tssa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

Tng Memphis mmreisi 4ppea thus very correctly sizes nps ths Easter editions of the New York papers:
 The Easter editions Of the New York papers are all iu, and, of course, the Herald heads tho pro cessiog. The He al& edition was a gem from literary. aS well as an artistic standpoint. whereas the editions of the ot. CT papers were huge bales of stupidity and freaEish. ness. There was peny q Jhe Hcrala, but it's notable feature was it's Quaslty. The only thing notice, able about the other editions was their quantity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
THE MAN WHO sPlTo.
rhere May ns i.sss of It pone In Indiana
 Than Heret0fora.

Than Heretofore
 If the state board of health cf Indiana carries out it's idea, there is going to he less spitting done in the state than there is at present. The board is the lnveter- ate enemy ef the nan who spits, ano proposes 10 pursue him with all the weapons that law will permit t 10 nae, It has issued circular letttrtoall rail- road officials in Indiana asking them to have eiected from their trains every man who spits--shet is, If he s9its per sistently after heins warned not te
 In its circular the board explains that "spntum is an exerement. fnll of the germs of h grippe, nasal eata9h and a whole train If minor ills, IL also adds the information that sspittilag is sa nasty and unnecessary lahit' and tiiNt 'wom. ef tlo not It explains that the state hoard ef health will pass | rele against splitting. which will have ap Che force ct law if the railroads will only post 1t np and do their best to enferee if. With . saoke of persistence tho board adds;
 When the rule is first published iB each county, and when posted ill public places. this board will, of course, be 1 loudly abused as foolish impracticable and idiotic. Attention then being gaiii. ed. We will publish in every county reasons for the action ''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
ENr FREE.

To any person interested in hu- mane matters, or who loves animals. We will send free, upon apl1cafIon, . copy of the ALL AN g, the organ of this Society. h aGlt1on 10 lts intensely inter sting Tt5&6lng. II contains q list cT the valuable and unusual pre- 1iums given by the. paper.
 Address THE NATIONAL HUMANE ALLIANCE, 4I0-4ll United States Building, \. Y.
 saS vfssa
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RsRs aei.. s:.

Caney's Fork. Ky. cones to ths front with a fat Ley shat lays Fred Dar- nam, the Middlebulg kid, iu the shade. His name ls Master Jehn Brown, son oi Mr. T. H. Brown, nj enferprising farm er of that section. While Johnny is only 6 Years old he weighs lS4 pounds and is gaining rapidly. For his age hs is 10 doubt the largest boy in the state. Mr. Brewn has refused some good offers from circus men wha wantea @ exhibit Master John in their siia shows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

WE quite agree with ,he Wash. ington RS. that "she ningley hlI Democrats k a new as.a ! ecGAag breed, . The breed iS the aaeereSl freak ef political evasusien--a veri. table rara avis. aS il were. and Louisiana can boast ok three Speci mens which are TOW ou exhibition at Washington, New Orleans SavS
 A "ningley hill Democrat is one who seconds the motion whenever Mr. ningley moves to adjourn the HoaSe h order te force the Senate to pass tue nlagley tavia hil. Nc corasng te reports, there IS eoly o0e q this peenlia~ breed from Ark nSaS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
Replaas Eupsea., haploa...

Ne N00AF many people are aNvag- that Eapion Sslg makes n much bet aer light than the lower grades ag essal al. iss-s xe esonht If there me any that know that gallon of 6unson iaStS louSer than cheap s.is- 'i'asn. why not have she best lsrhr N hen the sl5sstrsncei in cssst k scarcely ra1hing- EaPion k sold af ttse fol- sowang places
 sss sasR ssFpSeTy 70. 5eAr sg- Tslae4 < 60 sss.a1*c1 & Svesa6@sS. | is Ieasa.
 Ne a1- Eaa8srSacy Cd. Fox Rsss
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
u WELCOME GUIDE.

On receipt ssf sa cents wili iafN'''" to any aadresS. post tlassi. 2 i'h''s snme catalogue sAf = Ea2es pEoaass.9 illustrated. giving fsalE 9s~eEiisiis'h os sruit frseS. small fsuis, eTsaa i'as1s 's',l trees. syer.revas. sasFNts. iasss. '''Sss .. halsss sse. aaSa esxsne sssEslasl lsss -
 Sssrsxisas ahsa sss szsTas, i.sasae '.s
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

JoE Bl.AoKBuRN continues 10 be . disturbing factor in Kentucky poli tics. He seems 10 belong to the "rule or rein" faetion, and recog. nizes no friendships that are not to his personal advantage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
Tie 1.atest rIsh stnrr.

At Antgerson.s Bay. nsausS3in. Aus. tralia, one Saturday HeSntlx. four men captured t sun1iSii ypSsS S.alHs escse o5a 9sve tons and nearly e31cu5ae in >ssase. aeaui 10 feet ty < The flsa 77as q ; SgsAi color. and Is 1vO 3its were sssA saes-2. ! feaI lane
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
neWnrn, Turns

At least two of Kentueky's most fa mons distilleries have failed recently This, tao, in face Qf Joe Blackburn $ statement that the Y Of Kentucky cannot be stilled.-PHlia6elphia Call
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

TnE Boston lew thns puts the case Suppose the value os the cloth h a suit oI clothes is Sle Under the present tariff the single ad valorem rate of 40 per eeat raises she cost 10 Si4 1ae new Aekisley or nlnsley tarla imposes tax of three and one,half la foar times the duty on woos of the arsa- ( as, : 10 la cents a hound. and s0 per cont ai yalorem. according te the price Th:s would raise the est q she esess.es from Sla to S2s ar ssS
 Thus il vii Ae Seea that the con sunaer vii oe forced so pay as least Sle more for ; sess es cses6eS uater sas Diagses osal than under the Mi. sen hsls. There were IS. .ss7 votes cast sa the Presidential election in shis State last Nexsmhav. AsS&us. s2rasag saas every voter ws2l bur at least one Sssst os csosheS ! year. ths ns1g4eg ag Nil eo<t she voters af ArSaasAs sa sAe Sreregase nor aess Han ss <s z-a ; rear And this Aaass not incsssSsa 0sass aassev aze and shs ~gnsea ard oates asl as UAon wear aore or ssss wos.ea goods 6ar- izE she year For shss parpoSe we VAL 2ad anosaer sl sa osa. whsch VII nASe she Dsngses bssl casS the r~oPe ct Ars4AS2s sa sAe Agzre- gate aos ess than ss sa2 sVa < year. Ard s-Aa>s ~ tsass sen gsoss not - InsoI sse ssssTAs svs4s1rs. bat ser sars,- :essse@ Aaa sssa sAe pockets as NossAes1 and Easss~a manassss,H ssrerS Jader s1ea esoce.nssan>sSl >na conaSszasas, ss ss sa asazssss- Hat tAe SoasA ss ssoar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

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 EU&sAa GKxMsrxn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

Raill picket fence. Fancy plSkets at greatly reduced prices
 BLUFF CITY lTMRleR C<,.
 : 2x xxxtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
s.g- ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNowr
 IN APPLICATION.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE;

Tng firm of Siegel. Cooper X Gem, pany expends sapo,0 per annem in advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

l AzAas, er 1eeo grams .. Us 4s sssla. $ @Noat e1alxaleus so 2 asaassS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

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 AlAs shzt , s-a unworthy of his rza5s gssl
 Ssa saass Ass. 5n niad the Eafogi. oes saez a@f oaes $ ss-aash sha ces fal. z1s ssssa e4s zsl night Detroit Tril.. 1as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

aRsa sssa nat purge. ssaln or -riTse. All
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

CHIN DOLLARS \ wEEK EAsILY MADE ! scenss ArsllEea in every locality for W.j BFysu'S great sn0 Haly hook. The First Rssttie The best seller ever produced, aseent- are ta KITE aS many as ~ orders per week Beware uf fraudulent limitations. send Ter o0tts and begin work at once. N. R CsfNkNN COMPANY. Publishers. Ai Dear E "a St. Chicago. 3s d$w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

KSyANRER-r hay 4 stock ef dry raods
 " classIiHs. boots and shoes. Mil pay ssss cash Stock must 6e worth over ss.sss1 &G5resS N T. R. this olliee f ia ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

4 izag IoST--I.afs-ss black Newfoundland
 z3 ss=STf ES f8 tAe me et Jack; q l5zSf "a reward iss his return. ". ". B1 kD-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

$ GEMS WANTED war ln Cuha. by
 - >es5nE Qae>arda. Cuban rt pfesentatIxe at RF SsasnStan. EDGpFspa by Jutsan patriots. fm Ffs.l1e5l i0t5s giesaslis3- lGn2Nzs for aScntS Uulv s159. Rig took. biz Ceafes- ssz-tSs .rv AgaK NAnis the onlF endorsed. rt=iaaeie }zsak t10tEG free Credit eiven. ETEszbf pa5s. Drop al trash. and ma se szs9 B sassa1h sF5tAf Msr 5n Cuba. Address today. ssTs-as. g'h5as44. Sssdln
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

Goaa pasture with plenty f water 2ts N1n2IeS S0utI taWH. Horses sf cattle s5e.
 Is-z1 6t A. U EnwARDs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

Tor sa3 2. ny residence property on Olive st l Lake Side. ata Bargain 40. EDWARDS.
 4.I5-d tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19

EoR SAAE-A double seated surrey. cost I SI35 new thIea years SEQ. In good candi- ttan and wilt be sold II a bargain. Address A" care this office. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
I o>Ng

Is the time when you should take Spring Medicine to purify your blood, give you good appetite, sound sleep, steady nerves and perfect digestion. That scrofulous taint, that skin trou-
 bIe, that liver diff mEm E fculty, that bilious
 H K tendency, that
 tired feeling, are all cured by Hoods sarsaparilla. Give this medicine fair trial and you will realize its positive merit. It is not what we say, but what the people who are cured say, which proves that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-19
&r Enam resse-

aas o sing sae pet.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-03
(To BE CONTINUED
Her Gala Lily.

A Buffalo woman went to California to
spend winter. She Is a great lover of
flowers She has her yard full of them in
the summer and her house full of them in
the winter. her particular pride Is big
Gala. When she was making up her list of
things &c take to California, sho included
the cala She read the list TO her husband.
When she cane to the Gala, he said, "Now,
l wouldn't take that Gala"
why metz she nsk1d, with some asper-
ity. Il never Thought 20 much ct "a liant
In my life as do - I ~ c.,iu, ,.Ld Just
know 1t will leiLil q - sst.i..s this win
ter, and woIi,.E', ,..is seeing them and
smelling them Tor the world :"
The first lvtr,r lone contained tais para
graph
II must til yol e5l,t t,,nS cal, It
was the gicut,At =. ;.Nr sos CSCr saw. |
almost wore myself IL u shadow taking
care of it. Bat cirIicl IL along, thinkirg
of the lovely blossoms IL would surely have
this winter. BY the tho got into Cali
fornia l was sick and tired 81 1t and Ecrv-
Gus and worried and all that. Hut re-
membered the comfort the blossoms would
be to me when they came When got up
on the morning OF tho last day, looked
out OF the car window, and may never
see Buffalo again II the train wasn't run
ming through field of calIas so big that /
couldn't see its limits. just sat down and
had good cry. To think that an ordi-
narily sensible woman should cart a 90
pound pot and lily 1000 miles just because
she wanted to see 1t In blossoms, and then
IND millions Of the same lilies growing
wild In the fields IL was enough to make
an angel weep, Then took the GALA and
threw II out Of the car window. buffalo
Express.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-03

"Seems to haze done you good to get
home"
she was saying about some ridiculous
musician or other and five stringed
violin?'
''Bit of crank, fancy" said Sir
Jaffray, laughing; "said he wanted
some rot or other about violin and
that you'd been his pupil or something
years ago. Turrian his name is. Do you
remember him?'
Lola laughed unsteady and showed
her white, level teeth.
"What, Pierre Turrian? Oh, do tell,
as our friends across the water say.
wish I'd stopped up to hear. Remem-
Der him? OF course. He's only young
man, fair, and would be handsome il
he hadn't curious expression on his
face which I couldn't like. He's won
derful fiddler-wonderful- genius
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-03

So it had come already, she thought
q, she went away, with a great pang at
her heart, but making no outward sign
of any kind.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-09-03
LOLA CRAVSHAY.
D. " NARgBNONT. B. A.,

By a. W. hAhOhAOhI D. A.
Author Of "Miser HOddlcBs Secret,
nTbe BfusteTp Of MOTtimOrC Strdnge,"
"By whose Hdndf' "The Old
Nh Mystery" etc., etc.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
THE BIRDS v ERE
COY AND |! WARY
Opening Of the Duck Season
Causes. an Exodus to
Marshes.
Hunters Generally Report Meet
ing With Indifferent
Success. -.
W. F. Whittier and His Son Make a
Good Bag on the Gordelia #
Grounds. =.


The duck shooting season. opened yes
terday and there was the usual exodus OF
spo-tsmen: in search of the bird. The
Suisun marshes attracted, of course. the
greatest number of gun men, but Sonoma
Creek and the San Joaquin tule lands
were not overlooked in the general hegira.
The day was bright and calm, which
was, of course, in favor of the ducks and
much to the annoyance of the sportsmen,
but withal some very fair bags were re-
ported at nightfall.
Much interest centered about the Suisun
preserves on account of the reported
threat of some pot hunters to attempt to
shoot on the grounds of the private clubs
there. The day passed without incident,
although half the population of Suisun
city was. about the marshes. Only afew
of the big club mem bers left the city.
w. f. Whittier and his son shot over the
Cordelia grounds all day with Irving NJ.
Scott and some friends, and succeeded in
bringing home last night sixty-fve birds,
of which forty-five fell to the skill of the
young men: The. grounds of the Teal
Club were not well patrQDiZed; although
Fred Webster, j.. ": Coleman and Dan
O'Connell promised a big day of it. The
4uUDS DOyS, JlIIuN LLnCOlLs Ale&
ilton and Charlie Tuttle were supposed to
be somewhere about the premises stalking
the wary malIard. :'::: '-.
Others who banged away with indiffer-
ent results were Andrew Martin, Captain
Fain Wainright and Harry Friedlander.
The Oily n1pic Ciu sent a, small delega-
tion to testthe merits Of its recently ac-
quired preserves: at Sonoma. The Ibis
and Tule Belle organizations at Suisun
had some visitors as well. !:
Those who had 10 tqke:pot Tuck did not
have much: ot a day OF it. Z. II. Eadd and
Kirk Forrest beat the tules near the Cor
della preserves all day and:were rewarded
with ten mallards. Harry Corbett- was
not quite SO fortunate,
d" The birds were coy. and evidently had a
remem brance of former .ex Experiences, not
wilhstauding they had half-years rest.
This at leastEwas the experience of every
man who tried mis- luck at any the we'll
known shooting grounds Moreover, the
sportsmen say that early as the season is
there is d marked eerease in the num Der
of. birds as: compared with last year.
Those that are now TO be had are mostly
home talent-er those who have remained
sthrong heut the last breeding season in
| their present haun s.. The northern emf
grant has notyet put in appearance. Pos
| .sibly when he arEiYes~the order.of things
Will be changed. Reports from points
along the SAM oaqEin are equally as un-
favorable. "A few birds were bagged yes
terday about the mouth of San Mateo
! Creek. Snipe are unusually scarce. SUM-
day will pro bably" see big exodus to all
1 the bay ars hes. -.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
THE OHIO: SOCIETY.
An Open Meeting and Entertain m emit
Held Last Night.


The Ohio Society of California held its
second open meeting and entertain ment
last night at SHASTA. Hall, Native Sons
building. Admission was strictly upon
invitation, and the hall was we'll filled
with a select audience. -
The name of William Mckinley, Presi-
dent of the United States. was presented
as a candidate for honorary membership.
He was nominated by Norman Arter and
Colonel John z. Jackson seconded the
nomination in a stirring and patriotic
address. Amid much enthusiasm Presi-
dent Mckinley was unanimously elected,
the Hon. Benjamin Mckinley voting
vociferousiy for the election of his dis
tinguisbed uncle.
Hon. G. K. Fitch was the speaker of the
evening. An excellent musical and lit
erary pIograme was rendered.
Fourteen new memb bers were elected,
and the society now has a me m bershlp of
nearly 100 A large number of appllca-
tions for mem bership were received dur
ins the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

re .HOWARD-STKEET METHODIST EPIS-
%~S copal Churchs bet Second and Third SITS {,
two blocks from Palace Hotel-Rev. J. y. b, Viii
son. D. D., pastor Professor Martin Schultz rlusi-
cal director Hours of public service IL A and
1880 P. NJ Rev James Lyall. the Scotch evangei-
lst, Will occupy the pnlpit morning and evening.
Morning sGblect, sLIfe and Life More A bu nda nt'
evening subject Rescued bv Angels" sun
day-schoo at 1890 P. NJ, J. Douglas Hav, NJ d =.
superintendent Epwor.n League $50 P. NJ
The pubic invited.
RS FIRST UNITED PRESBY TERRAIN
vs. Church. Golden Gate and Polk st.
Rev NJ NJ Gibson. d. D., pastor services at IL
A.. NJ and z 80 p. NJ. Young Peoples services at
$50 p. subject for sabbath evening:
strength Wasted in Vices" Cordial welcome to
all seats free.
FR CALIFORNIA-sTREET METHODIST
es-S Episcopal Church., corner California and
Broderck streets-Rev. J.. W. Phelps pastor.
Morning service, IL o'clock: sub bject "Heaven. I"
Evening service, 7:45 O'Clock; subject, Hell" "
Seats free: All invited.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

DIV RTI SIN G SOLICITOR; SALARY.
IA must come well recommended as 10 ability
honesty and sobriety. S65 Broadway, Oakland.
bet. 3 and A. n
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

TAILORS-YOUNG MAN; CUSTOM TAILOR
and cutter; experiences: fine trade; references;
Swede Address Y. y. box 4 ,, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

STRoNG YOUNG MAN WANTS JOB IN COAL
- or wood yard; understands horses. Address
+. i. F., 537 Sacramento St
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

M@ CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA
10" THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address
in the United States orCsnada one year for 81 so
postage free.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

n ERMAN, AGED 26 WANTS SITUATION
VI porter or otherwise: attended TO horses {
years; can give best of references. B. G., box g.
Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

DELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS GERM \ N
1G coachman and gardener; handy around the
place; good references. Address +. F., box AS,
Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH
w es, iewelry ,seaskins- Uncle Harris 10 Grant a
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
HELP wANTED-MALE.

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YOUNG MAN
w (sngle) TO drive first-clsss milk wagon In
this city; mnst be eoo1 driver and furnish good
references; salary S35 per month with board ana
lodging. Apply to w. D EVER & CO., 626
Clay
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

SITUATION WANTED AS DRIVER OF DE-
~ livery wagon, or coachman, etc, by temperate,
reliable man; understands managemen OF horses,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

NJ WANTED-VEGET BILE MAN, 500; KIrCH-
w en- had. $S0; young man TO make himself USE
ful tor caterer. $50; gardener for nursery, near
city, $40 TO $50; gardener SOUTH S45: severa!
walters; painter; apprentice for laundry: and
others ANDRES. 30S Stockton st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
SITUATIONS wANrEp-con+,ru..

NOUNG LADY WISHES TO MAKE HER
Il self generally useful around bachelors home
235 O'Earrel St, room T.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

GERMAN, % YEARS OF AGE, HIGHLY ED
" ucated. years experience in business spe-
cially in drugs, wants positions: also in foreign
port: references +. NJ, 222 Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
AGENTS WANTED.

Al AGIC DARNER; MARVELLOUS STEEL
1H machine; weaves perfect darn over holes in
anything: merit and price sell it; general agents
aud solicitors wanted verywhere on Pacific oast
GUY X. JEWErr & Co, PIP Sansome ST.
g E rs WANTED FOR INDICATED
II waters; positive safeguard; 81: also tonic
specific for all female troubles: for home use
DIR. AND MRS. WfGENFR, 526 ddv 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

w NTANTED-CARRIAGE BL ACKSMITH s3:
w blac ksmith's helper, carriage work, $40 to
| $l2 week; miners $40 ard board and So SO a
! day. cabinet-makers, 25c an hour; machine
man for sash and doors; canvassers; lumber
81 90 day; young man to learn fruit-raisins: 10
laborers, 81 SO a day and board; 10 scraper Team
\ sters, ST u day and board; laborer for mine and
wife, 500; English choreman, Sl5 and found, and
| ramento st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

VoUNG GERMAN WOULD LIKE A PLACE
l. as driver; one who understands the care OF
horses d. a., box 81, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
HELP wANTED-Consinued.

~ city, $50 and SIS: cook and nursegirl, for sau
Luis Obispo. $25 and 81 2, see party here: German
girl in family, city, S15: 20 girls. hour ework,
$l5 and $2O girl Tor Alameda, $50; Menlo Park.
$50; Fresno, $15 c. r. HANSEN d co., los
Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02

MARRIED MAN WANTS SITUATION AS
w coachm an; general work care of cows; handy
with toois references Address MISS CULLEN,
323 Sutter st