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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-29
Why Women don't get Rich.

Nearly every woman wants to be
rich, but she has vague ideas Of how
she should go about making money.
She reads in some newspaper about
some woman who mas been successful
i'll stock operations, and the first spare
cash she gets she invests in stock with
some curbstone broker. Ninety-nine
times out of every hundred she loses
her savings. Then she's discouraged, j,
and believes th.t it's not possible for
women to make money. She resigno
herself to keeping house for the rest
! of her life, and her career as q capi-
tails. is ended.
This woman went about her task in
the wrong way, and so does nearly
every other woman who starts out to
become rich. Those men who say
that not one woman in ten has tho
money-making instinct are very nearly
right. Women like to spend money
but they don't knew now to make il.
If they could become rich in day, or
month, all would try, but they can
never make up their minds to work
years to accumulate fortune as men
do. Women would much rather spend
than earn.
And because women spend 80 much,
they are hardly ever in the field for
investing when the chance comes
along. No person can invest unless
he has the wherewithal. Most great
fortunes have been started by men
who saved and saved and saved,
and finally had few hundred or q few
thousand dollars to invest whenever
the opportunity should come. There
are many women who earn good sala-
ries, and who might lay by few hun
dred dollars year, if they were 80
minded. Bat that is not the way Of
women. They spend every cent they
make, and in most cases have their
monthly salary all spent before it s in
| their hands. AS long as women wont
save, were not likely to have many
women millionaires in this country.
| Sometimes there's woman who
really wants to increase her fortune,
but she soon realizes that conditions
are against her. A woman hasn't as a
many chances for making money as
men have. She isn't around men, as
rule, and she doesn't hear of the op-
portunities for investment which are
talked of, day by day, in Wall stree,
and other financial centres. She
wants to buy stocks; she las saved up
q few hundreds to invest, but she
doesn't know how to 60 about it..
Most women are afraid to venture into
the regions where manreigns supreme.
This is foolish timidity, for wo-
man can get along as we'll as maa in
any office, if she only conducts herself
properly and looks out for herself.
am able to manage my affairs better
than any man could manage them; and
what man has done woman can do.
If l had let other people do my busi-
ness for me, most likely wouldn' t
have had any business to do now and
it is the duty Of every woman, be-
lieve, to learn to take care of her own
business affairs.-Mrs. Hctty Green,
IN IMuy Success.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-29

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-29
GET UP y

That's the morning call of Cl,anticlcer.
It's welcome cry tc' l. we'll man. But
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-29

When woman tells you that all
the men are alike she has generally
found out that none Of them was diff.
feSent. y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
TURNED A BIG ONE
Farmer EIeeced By T,yO Green Goods
Men.

Farmer EIeeced by Two Green Goods
Men.
The police are looking for two men sup
posed TO be two Of the con men that were
in this city last week and whose names
are reported to be Ed Breny and Hank
Clay. This worthy pair are wanted at
Hutchinson, Kansas. for working the
royal bumper on q wealthy farmer
named Greves, living near the latter
town [ seems that these two men have
been in correspondence with Greves for
some time from Oklahoma City. They
gave him the old familiar green goods
line Of work representing that they had
some plates that were nipped from the
government and that they manufactured
the real stuff, also sent him a genuine
81 bill as sample. When the bunch OF
grafters and con men were run out Of
Guthrie last week, these two men lit in
Wichita for the period Of about six hours
They We're seen on the streets and recog-
nlzed. and while it was not known just
what their graft was. it was known that
they were crooks, and they were In
structed TO blow. They evidently blew,
for the department received a report to
look out for them, that they had turned
what IS known as ''ze one grand coupe"
by which they had separated $4,000 in
good money from the person OF a farmer
named Greves. living in the western part
Of Reno county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
A GOLD MEDAL.


FloIaII W = N-I I|aIIa = y
Beauty.
Whenever the RetaH clerks Onion az
Wichita take hold II en-thl1g. they
have taken q grp which ,lly never
loosen untm the prize IS thalrs
IN thursday oveuing ~ ts week
thev spring themselves 3 A.te but
son can count on then te-ng taa 7e
ierts of many iaureis Nael lil-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
DOG STARTED
Common yellow Pup Causes some
Bsscord.

Btsr0rds
Mrs. Caldwell, c0lored, was arrested
yesterday on a complaint sworn to by
Charles Coleman. the one-armed hagman
1T the Santa Fe crossing On Second
street. Both parties are colored and the
plaintiff charged that Airs. Caldwell had
used violent and profane language
toward him and mad C-s-urbec the peace
and quiet OF his --ome. = parties live
next door neighbors TO one another on
Mead avenue anu from the evidence in
troduced by the city and by the com
planning witness il was shown that the
rumpus was raised about common val
Ter dog. Mrs Coleman had a dog and
had tied it to a tree on the dividing line
between the two properties. --e dog was
tied with a wire about thirty feet long
and long enough for it 20 get up into
Coleman's door yard and scratch a few
holes in the embankment thrown up
against the foundation Of his domicile.
Coleman cut the dog loose yesterday and
it was tied up again IN the same place.
He sot into an alteration with the wo-
man about the matter and she admitted
on the stand that she had called him
foul name She. however, insisted and
reiterated to the court that Coleman had
called her an "old black devil. but the
fact was not shown b. the testimony o.
the other Witnesses. she was found
guilty and assessed fine Of 70 BY the
police court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
Prof. Williams VIII Explain Wireless
Teieorapny.

Prof Williams VIII lecture this evening
AT s clock in Russell hall 81 the Friends
University on Wireless leiegraphT.
A large amount q apparatus wiz T. Esel
and the machine which the prolessor
has constructed VIII r. tested in every
possible manner. The machine works
successfully through three ~ the stone
walls ~ the University and distance
Il seventy-dve feet THIS s. the onIy
machine of this kind il the vest and the
first Opportunity that Wichita peo5ie
have had q have the very complicated
machine expiaii.sd 20 them Prof HL-
isms is q very interesting speaker AID all
who attend are assured - pheasant
ard profitable evening The admission
is zen cents. the proceeds Esl le devoted
20 The Science department = tas Calver-
SHY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
THOMAS CAME BACK
" POrter's Cat Could NotI stay Away
from wichita


from wichita"
4 Wichita cat made a Journey OF over
SO miles presumably on foot. 10 set
back TO its old home In this city. Some
time ago when Dir. p. s Porter q The
Mccormick Harvester Co. was trans
fs-red TO Chicago. H.. he left a pet dog
and the family cat With Mr. wilson the
foreman ~ the Third street warehouse.
who lives on South Topeka. near whore
aIr. Porter formerly lived ar Porter
left Instructions for the dog and cat %
Sc shi7red by express whenever "a letter
was received stating that the Porter fam
lis had secured houe ana had quarters
prepared for the pets such a letter was
received bv sr. Wilson a little over two
weeks ego ard he Grated -p the deg and
eat iu the sane box ard shipped them
BIZ express u 1Fr Porter. They were re-
ceived in good shape and Tere taken 90
ETr. Por-er's residence 81 Chicago. Ths
dog ard cat were taken from che box and
Thomas wandered around Tor feE
minutes ard saw an Open door out Of
which ne da~ted ia e fEE- The Porters
have not seen him sircc- But sunday a.
ternoor n just thirteen days from that
tire. 'The car came back and showed
I'D II zfr Wilson's hcme N scuth To-
reka Thomas seemed &c be fo1tso-e
and weary an6 hea~ed q sigh of rausf
vhan he II underneath the kitchen stove.
We actually made the journey f-on
vi-hita "a Ch.caEn iu exactly thirteen
DAYS Ills Tom.eis eridently 3 NOT take
a llSiug 70 The nusEv Illinois weather
and SC - made - himself a living ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
Re Vas ARMED
Gee SEEMING TerrorizeS NeiEhbor
heed on RSVerview

A telephone message was sent 10 police
headquarters from rapp's grocery yes
terdly that q man WAS running amuck
with loaded pistol En- one hand ana
big club in the other over on RnerVlsw
avenue An o1cer was sent over Is il-
vestiea e and found that the trouble was
~ 3 Riveryiew and that the man be-
hind the sun was George SEEMING. Sen
ming IS . German and be got into an al
te0catlon win ia Stins5u. q brakeman
TOP rhe Missouri Pacl6c. who roons II
the above number ana IN the argument
hc made san ula1 en- Stinson art did
uo, shooL He afterwsri fed q Ihe wllls
~ Alderman Island and The officer was
not ah,e % locate him. Taa otscer came
hack ro the police station ana found SEN
riar ID the court rom listening % the
achce court proceedings. He had come
81 DE saia. 20 swear our q warrant
aEalcst Suusan. re bad lhs gun on him
hat taued It over 70 che police ard was
ael1 sti1snn came O. the station few
minutes afterwarl and s7vora out q war
ra-- t1r h-m and tle5 SEEMING sware out
enc fe- Salsan- Thev both gaVe Bond
lo- their appearance IL police court to-
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
THEY GOT BOOKS


TIE police department arrested coi-
ored uan named Tom ls.aoss yesterday.
Brooks IS q notorious croak ana - vast
De at Colarubas. Kansas fer burglary
ard grand larceny He vas recognized
hy sereral loeal cci1rea 1er T17 ~
formed the sfsc=rs shaE he vas So tcw1-
4 nouars tlou had alrealT aetn reserved
from Colz-zbrz and tls pce zrs 1n
the euticFk far him- ~ vas arrest el
1ear t1e Baltimore Eotsl a-e wa D.
bed urtl ths aeau.g shss-1 frl- Cei1z-
51E cones AFTER h-sa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14

over They have Interested company A,
K n. G.. in the matter Two platoons
each drilled TO The highest notch OF mill
tary perfection. VIII compete on this oc-
casion for q beautiful gold badge,
furnished by the r. c. I. P. A No. 2ss-
Sanford s Commercial Band VIII furnish
the music for the drill. Besides, this
band. reorganized and IN better shape
than ever before, gives concert at the
corner OF Main and Douglas on the even
ing Of May l6. and from there escort the
clerks friends TO the Auditorium. where
a unique program viii be given
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
cHEAP-JoHN WRITE.uPs.
Cities Can be Written up Only by Men
Who Know Them.

a write-up Of city like Wichita in
wolves months and months OF incessant
labor and statistics compiled from the
newspapers and by thoroUg-y trained
and competent people who are in pres
ent touch ana familiar with ell the en-
vironments. -anyt-lng short Of that Of
an exhaustive compilation Of statistics.
with well written articles by competent
writer's, not a wordy stereotyped lot Of
stuff that is useo by grafters, good for
every town and with nothing for any Of
them, WITH a few cuts of buildings and
faces, is not only worthless but a dam
age to the city. for the reason that it
utterly fails for the reason that 1t Is a
MISREPRESENTATION rather than repre-
sentation Of facts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
DEGREE or HONOR.
Members Preparing for an Entertain
ment Toniqht.


The benefit Tor the Degree Of Honor.
a. @. L. W, at Garfield hall tonight VIII
BE one of the attractions of the season
The committee has spared neither time
nor expense 10 make THIS a grand sue
csss. This entertainment VIA include
some Of the best talent that Wichita can
produce. and as every one knows. she is
noted for her talent, both musical and
dramatic. Those taking part VIII include
such local stars as F. b. Walden and
Miss Fredericls. who Is a graduate Of
Sicllner Conservatory, Airs. Copeland and
others Of equal note.
after the entertainment dancing VIII
fellow
The committee deserves credit IL secur-
ing for their entertainment the very best
Mrs III. w Ballard IS chairman Of the
committee. has worked faithfully for The
success Of this entertainment. which IS a
purely local affair. Il should and no
doubt VIII be wei patr5nized
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
Sample Shoes
At Wholesale Prices

If you want to see lively shoe selling
and genuine bargains come here
We received a shipment Of samples last
Friday. another one came Saturday, and
still another shipment arrived Monday.
yesterday. This makes our sixth ship
ment received this spring. and we have
been selling them like confetti az a street
fair; but these last three shipments came
too fast; we have more sample shoes
than we have room; II you need shoes.
or expect 10 soon, now IL the time 20
buy sample shoes from our big and com
plete stock at wholesale prices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
go Sal We Rssa Ior 0esse-l7

Tbs question aF.ses IN the family ever
61s Lse- IS answer today. rs
leo delicious -e-L P-fplrFd .
srs Ees n z5cl llTers.-L-s
C}ra-Se. Raspberry au1 81 zHoeEry- a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-14
Dockum & HigginSon
Up-to-Date Pharmacists
24S North Main Street
WILL LECTURE TONIGHT.

ample Of the cid song. The Cat came
Rack
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23


-4uf bic an5etge zines
@afpirtbes aus arnbeim Wiebere
lanbe), baB inn feline 9dusbdlterin
9uiIe 9plbmann pdbrenb elmer mehrs
tGgi9en ReiTe, bic er babe MAIDEN miis
fen, nit Silfe Spsisr Seutiden feline
IGmmtIi9en M0bel, Silbers unb
S9mudia6en geitOhlen uno ii4 bar:
auf nit ibren @enofIen ipahri4einli9
na9 8riifel serpanbt babe, ermitttslte
bic @riFelsr Poliaei bic brsi SplBs
buben in einsm SuuT Der 8pritaOt
S6uer6eet. @iner Der MGnner, elm
eepiFer Senrit aiGouO iprans beim
@inbrinssn Der S9ubleute aus einem
SenIter bes er!:en Stodes ouf bic
Strabe, berIu6ie, iiA bur9 llebers
I9ipimmen zines Canals Der 8erfols
9ung su ent5ieben unb ertrdnf. DIX
gol6mann unb ibr s~peiter Mitbelfer.
Der Stembaur beiben fon, purben
binsfeit sema9t. 2ebterer tlbrts
einen ~aeldbenen &epplper BEL fia. Su
Der Wobnune Der @auner fano man
fir mebr als 100000 SranesS 9muds
iaden, bic nidt alein bon benz Irns
beimer 9iebftdbl berriibren, fotpie eins
Menae 0iebespertseuae.
- " q d 30 Sdhren gtnseb
bait. bic sr ieiner 3stt erbisIt, neil
er Ii9 bonn ruHiidzOrthoboren 9Iaus
ben abgepanbt bate unb gu ben
Sectirern ~iibereetreten mar, bat ieBt
Der gope Solotnisti Die 6rsibeit pies
Der erIdnet. gtnit mar er i'm Nii9nis
Nopgorubner &rsiIe tbdtis unb pirtte
bort Is Sabre lang Ieines amtes. gr
beI9dftigte fib bel init 2iterutur uno
mar ieIbit I6riftteIerif9 tbGtig. Do
zines Cages eifubten i'm 3peifel, sr
ptslieb fem @mt, mar lunse nidt aufs
sufinben, Bis man tbn eines Sases in
einent GectdntenoprFe entbedte. @ine
barts Strafe trof oamals ben ungliid=
Iiden Mann: .breibis Sabre G:nsels
BAIT in elmer &lotersslle." @ne unb
Helm mar iein @efGnsnib. gu rem pur
BON pben elm i9fpabsr aidtitrdbl
brang. @r burfte bas &Ipitsr ME Der.
IaFsn. Na9oem bic 5riit nun nm 1T.
bat man Zen eeiItig uno t6rperli9
@sbrodSnsn fret ssssben. Seine Ofz
fsnbeit unb Gbrlidteit, nit benen er
Ttin,r 3eit Ieinen 3%fpeTpoIt tunSsab,
unb bic Inn iein Prisitsraepdnt aus
sleber Sisben, balisn ibm nenis. Ser
9utItGSe req 9eiebes that bds Seis
NICE, unb SOIotni5fi bc8abIte feline
g5rlifteit bitter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23

SberniI. Mus nod unbeianns
ter urIaHe erplpbirte Der OdmpfteHeI
i'm Masa3in Der 9irssd'iden prObucr
tionss unb GoniumsenoHeni4aft. Die
9sden unb 3ptidenpdnbs hes iOliosn
Baues nuroen total oertriimmert.
2eibsr Iinb aud 5pei @rbeiter sefdbr'
lid perbrdnnt unb perlebt.
Rpten.. Der 8abnpart &iinait,
elm mod iungsr Mann. fiel bel Der tod,
finIteren 0a9t auf benz Seimpese in
ben bo9gebenben Rot6canaI unb ss'
trdnf.
Sagens. SObaHn Soiepb GabisIi,
friiber 2ebrer unb bdnn 8etreibungs'
beamter unb Sectionsdef, purbe in
Ieiner Sdsune nit duf9ei4liBtem lin.
tsrleib tGSi Gaf9efunOen. 8srmutlli9
itiirste er beim Seumsiien unb orang
ibm has Mlefer beim @bitur5 in b,E
llnterlei6.
Seeberg g. Sn Su9ten betdm bas
b~reiiG6rige SnGblein bes 2anopirtbes
G6riiten i'm .Seini" elm selubenes &C.
pebr in feline SGnbe uno erf9ob ii9.
@attpiI. Der 10iGbriee Snubs
@ottlisb 8rGsser, ber felt Mui 1900
in Der @aiIenunItalt Ridenbof unters
sebradt mar. 1T in Der Shur ertruns
ten.
@eferrei8 .2tnsarn.
@ien. Der Sausbeiiber unb pri.
batter Otto Maria Sitter b.. g., Se-r
unb 2anSftano in RieberDiterrei9,
tSbtete Ii9 tpegen zines Nerpenleibsns
bur9 einen eesen ben &opf abeegebes
nen Gepplperi9ub. = Marquis Sds
coli, Der fpssen 8erpeiserung bes
0ueIs Ieiner Officiers9arge fir per>
luitig ertlGrt pprbsn mar. lit bsim
Srain ais SrainIolbat einseitellt tpors
ben. = Gin 8ranb in benz Sel9pads
rengsi9Gft bon .. 21pp duf benz
Srana SoIefs : Aai 5, perurIa9te eis
men S9apen BON Sebntauienb &ronen,
bod maj 91tpD perii9ert. : Wesen
zines GrpreH unssperiuGes, ben er ses
gen ben prattil6tn arSt Or. Sulius
Brings untsrnabm, erbielt Der pris
patIecrstGr DITTO Saser 3 Monuts
I9peren &etters. = Sn Prebburs err
folste bic @erbaftuns bes 22idbrigen
S9antburI9en Sp5ef 8aperIein, Der
benz 6ieiisen @aitpirtb Srib Braun,
airdengdiie z, cine 8rieftdi9e nit
1900 8rpnen seitOblen bate. Sci benz
9iebe fanb man nod 1882 &rpnen.
@ufftg. @sri9ieben lit, 70
Sabre alt, Der Neitpr Der bieiigen
&e9tsanfpdlte, 2anbesdbDotdt Or.
Gdrl S6iirer. : S9loRer Sgna5
Rpste aus 2iebenau, AZ Sabre alt,
brad Ra9ts in Der 8an5lei besRe4tss
anpalts Or. 9ibf4 elm. Witten in
Der Irbeit purbe Roste BON Dem Sos
licitatpr S6mieOer seitDrt. Der ben
@inbre6er per6aften feb. Roste bat
tpegen misunderstanding i9on ipies
Serbolt i'm 9%efdngnib eeieHen.
9ieGib. Gum She'll niebsrses
brannt 1T bic Reumann'f9e Sampfs
miible. Vel S9aben betrGgt 100000
&ronen.
SuxenBurS.
Rabl. Ser brittle Spbn tSenrb
Der camille Beltsr bate our 3inbs
taufe Salutf6ife a~bsegeben unb
ftiibte fi9 unporii9tiser Meiie auf ben
2auf isines 9spebrss. peIdes fi4
entlub unb ibm bic gauge 2abung in
ben lInterleib iaste. Der llnsIiidli4e
mar fofprt tobt.
q ii mIinsen. Das breiiGbrise
S66terdsn bes S9entptrtbes q.
Mdngen lief in bic 9ebauiung bes
Ra9barn unb 9derers palsr unb fam
alloa in Der Slide Der &phmaI9ine gu
nabe, nobel oeHen 8leioer 5euer fins
gen. Oas Sinh erlug ben erlittensr
@rdnbpunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
$9pci3.

Reuenburg. Der ldnsere 3eit
frant ssreTene Sules @eupe. erlter
SecretGr bes Departments bes Sns
nern, fam in iein Bureau uuf benz
S6lpfs, i'm feline qrbeit pieber auf.
sune6men. &aum bate er bies einem
Goaesen m%itsetbeiIt, itiirSte er, Don
einem S4ldse sstrOffen. tpbt gu go'
ben.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05

TO rent furnished-S-room house on Washing
ton ST.: facing Presidio; marine view; mod.
chickens, fruit trees; Alameda; n block from
station. A. NJ SPECK & CO.. s67 Market.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The San Francisco
Call corner of Market and Third streets; open
until L o'clock every right in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner. Clay; open until $3.50 p. m.
SEQ Hayes street; open until $50 p. m
e3e McAIlister street; open until $3.50 p. M
el5 LarlSin street; open until $50 D. m
lsu Mission street: open until 10 p. m.
22sl Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until 2. m.
JOG Eleventh street; open until p. M
1886 Valencia street: open until p. m
Northwest corner TWenty-second ard Ken
tucky streets: open until p. m.
2200 Fillmore street: open until , p M
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
HELP wANTED-MALE-con:


nassers cooks and walters: good wages; per
feet protection afforded on Broadway WI W1ata. -.
where employees are boarded and ioaseu & Cn
steamer living alongside; men working tqE
the company and giving satisfaction at Ills
time will be given preference in future. Ag
Broadway wharf San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05

THE California Debris Commission having re
ceived applications to mine by the hydraulic
process from G. F. Edwards, in the Philo
Haven Consolidated placer mine, near Gold
Lake, Sierra Co. to deposit tallings in Mud
Lake which drains into Frazier Creek; from
the Purdy Creek Mining Co., in the Purdy
Creek mine, near Frenchtown, Yuba Co., TO
deposit tailings in Purdy Creek; from Ed
ward Bryan, in the Chaparral Hill gold
gravel mine near Onion Valley, Plumas Co,
to deposit tailings in Berg Creek, and from
the Norwegian Mining Co, in their mine
near Tuttletown, Tuolumne Co., TO deposit
tafings in Jackass Gulch, gives notice that
8 meeting will be held at room SO. Flood
building, San Francisco. Cal. on October H
1901 1-20 D m
STOCKHOLDERS meeting-Notice is hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Bank of California will be held
at the banking house in this city on TUES
DAY, October s. 1901, at II o clock a m BY
order Of the Board Of Directors.
ALLEN NJ. CLAY Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05

JOINT picnic given by Portuguese Protective
and Benevolent Association and ladies OF
- Portuguese Protective. Union of California,
Sunday, October 6, 1901. at Shell Mound
Park, Berkeley. The First Regiment Band
OF Oakland has been engaged for this PC
casfon, also g fine string band for dancing
in the upper hall in the Azorean style Ad-
mission TO the park, 25 cents; children under
u years free. Association leaves on 10 a.
m. boat.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05

1000 MEN wanted-Sai1ors. stevedores. hrenen.
Iaborers; steady employment; good wages
Lumber Dealers Association. 2O9 Examiner
building. Good board on vessel ana trans
portation night and morning PROVIDED
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-05
EMPLoYMENr wANTEp-FEMALE.


YOUNG woman wishes position as working
housekeeper; city or country. Box 544. Call.
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