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Ser bill biipe eli itpr Smmigration til
NprnncItcn nrItfnntunerec CONNER OF
9oro 0atota bill antaselis faa i'm Del
pcrai. We8ct Sanb bill mn tontmc in
Der SprtninB, % bet bill alae SarmerM
CT goct llSbptte for tit arbeioe / oenne
DEL af Statcn.
8erbuif er belieoenoe | Den sltrc gel
al NcSran Gorlitn, og a en- nh SrdildI
al Rortbsru Sactfic ganen, Set CT enos
M life meget til @n Der. Sbt pi baube
life SrGn ber ino fsr / Sluault Naanep
iioitleoen; men grcn bar poret hurtls.
iaa Ri bar MI 5 Gleoatorer, Ell Saut, ct
Smeoelbop, Reols9ioom og Eempcrance
Saloon, CT Sarberlbop, CT Slagrcrihop.
6otel og R%sitaurant, ct SarSirare
Store. 3 8rpcerp Stores % ct 9rusitore,
II Softor, Ell Saafsrer % Ell Reoattsr
men her er nGiten iu8cn 9IubstSriie.
2anoct Der putfring er bel9eformt8t
8rrrielanS nteb gob &erbrnS; % her er
mere eIlcr minbre Stcn u9iten o~ocrdlt;
men nanr Stenen CT f"Iernet % Natoet
oparbcibet, beiter b: goSe ToIlu9er.
Slar er, buab Solt adler melt al bers
noe. Siior gap Slareu ct llobntte al ira
10 til IS Suibcls pr. Mere; men bet bar
caiaa Snrmere, iom trGiteoe op til 225
8uI6cIS pr. Icrc; 2aroet irI9cs mi ira
s til 10 Collars pr. Ncrc for oilot Sauo
% op til 10 % II SoGars pr. Were for
opdrbcibebe Sarmc.
3aar 5crubancr bnaaeS Irugcrc, ION
ben ~inubIrrIispis Qicr til Sommercr. bill
Set bIioc gob Inleoniu8 for ntange Sors
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Ssrcu 4uricn hpo.

Sru Stougbton &,ls.. itrioe5 I'll %:
5srcn 2aricn, iom / mango Var orco
Rebelfurretnine pna 6isrret al @rnno
gpe. % RorQuu Il i Chicago. CT ufs
qaaet peo 2eScu i in Scprl ! Wms
netta, Su.. eitcr Her Wars Sp8oom.
bpurni ban Dc rrc ilNite Raaneocr bar
i~eugeliggenoc.
ssreu Qaricn pay feot / g2anNaI,
Rorge, i 1855 90 font til GFtco8o ior p
Var iiSen. Scr q Nar itocn bIrD ban
oift msS Sirgite 0mltsontter @citcnaI
ira SeIeuartcu. IorNc. De bar buot !
@eru, bpprui en- 2o,ter, Sarah Sbrts
itinc, tiuiacmeo Gntcu orerIcoer BAN.
RcaraueIicn forcRjt 5subag ner lite
Rarts pna Rt. Give @rapluno ! Chi
caqp. =. :
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Sans gauliUns 5eb.

gaa ct. Soitph2 0pipitul ! Raribs
fcle. 8is.. oeoe iIi0r soft en- Tano,
iom FOREIGNER al muoss. oan bco
Smus 2aulieu oQ cit:rtaber itg gute %
10 Barn, Is Sgnncr % 4 Gstre. 1an5
Saulieu a foot PAL SouaHb ! Gans
mari i 1874 % tom meo lin 6uitru %
/ Born III slmerlfa , iS74. Z 8lscoua
lin ~bespuotc tan i@u arbslNer ueo ct
Sagbrug. men rpoococ rg innrt en-
Sarm / BEN rornocilias Del At &ooS
Golntu pa arbtiotS, itB op III @clitaHo,
SrScrIig % rctiiniien. iom fou alt,o par,
reb ban almlnScItg aqteIis % palgIes
til ioriticligc (~t1lostesrp; iaaIcoes
bar han SoiuH SreIiurer OF gaso.em al
S~foleboarSet. On @cprrt / Iao,u To-
itrsc tnm 9ipct. 55n bIe0 begraoet fra
ran MT IutbcriIe air'c.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

baonSet paa 9nnpebroen. Snecn liager
let % flat ooer belle 2noifabet. Get er
en- hcitiSclig StiIbeS- 9uften. Seq
sit moo Quiet, men itanoier boIpoeis
icr N ie paa @nIoipnrpene nes fra
0ranifopsn for at siere iia tileoSe meo
Sulssoitcn, Gre Slaa bsres paa 4irtes
floifeu, 90 | ben title Cuff tiinee ieg bere
aIofferne lime ! ire airter. ositioeligt
90 mGstist Sirrer SreSSbubiiabet no
oper DC breSe gnsosr, - 9eitefar toms
ner no paa Sslen. rasct og pputct til
SeIgcn. Gan Isitcr 5lcr at Sc ~ieIosraa
Saar. bsier anSnetie SooeSst oa Tiger
iagte: 3 Seiu 9apu." - SnSc / Stusn
err Der SeIa, iriitt Gar a BuIpei pa ale
Soil er / Ssitinsoragt. SubeLbusifabet
oplries % en- SdIme inuses. Set sr
SuI, Seitibl
Sctte 9ileSc oprlIGes Tor mig, meoens
ieg iiboer Der % muraIiierer. SSiIteu
Soriiell
Seq ier, at Der er Here. icm tIanSrer
mig for. at ieg to9 mig ben Srthco at
t~ritiisre Regrsre i S9Sen. Seq oll bers
paa ipare, at ieg aIbrig tuoIaeer mig
paa at ~fritiiere Sing. ies life 9ruuot8
tieuSer eIler f%oritanr mug paa, &an8e
Soft ira RoroItaterue er MI boiatte her
/ Speen. ga 3: fom berneo. iaa bar Dc
bel al iamme @euing iom 0r. @ats
Mas pg andre. men ie mi, "a De bar
fanet SnofGite Der, ON SC life bar for
bit 3carene ira line @rrnier. Ser or
uot al geptier for. at Ntgreuc CT Ilcttc
Sorgcrc. o8 at DC. bptoe cr for injuc MOB
benz. 8ociepsIt % andre neN life, bpdo
Sfnnc Sc 9ier Dem. Set ct life 6uotnrs
osn on at gisrc, men Bet or 9nrct /
Renncitet, Def. iom life cr ,Grtt not
for 2~i9cittQetbcb, iom ununIiQlior Siege
rem. 3atdrtas.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

Son. s. u. 0Iocn. RongresnrGro
rs ~cuitan1 itrco ruIi1 / ct greo
i'm &oIbtuQ,ou. :. g., FaIqen0e ON
Nrrllal. set rationale aotnrrb.Vsto-
sci: .
Seq fan nrcS Qoo Somoittigbeo
anbeialc Iercs Tcruua iom en- prrs.
tia Comic % tNetbeIe en- goo 0teSiciE
for SEN, Scr trrnBer ct Rotarrb-Ri6.
sci. Qcr bar oTret mig arbeiaIet AZ
self Ser bar bnt1t Set, iom ct Tto.
Sci irrtiQ 0irfntng8uI0, iii SeI5re.
ociie Al aatorrb, Ior Serr, Ser trRr.
ger en- 1oo H1tarrb .Rcoicin, fienSer
itI itlcu bcore. $. 8. OGDEN.
Son RltHnpb II. P~ateerion, en-
m,fI2u0t Sol'ercr / Gbiedgo. 81,
itriucr fGlcroe Hrco til Ibe Berliru
NItoiclrc So. / Columbus, Ohio:
9Grc>c 0crrcr! - Seq har Iiot al
N~rictotorrA / Sc ij0in lem Mar. u
pa1 eli Ncna moItUn0iQc Cpfororing
iorio1te ics Ecruno, o. Set glacier
mtl q: ii3c, At Sen bar bsUtrtet en-
iu,NitUnotl S~cIbrcocl'c. Set er meO
TprueirIiC irn luInrflIrr Sen III an.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Ara sifd,piae. ". sai.

Seq bill bcrpco isnac Securabs yos
ten" biertrIia sat for ben imlifs % In
teresiante YrGmie ppoieIsooasboseu
Sea bill osiaa giernc bunge Saskatchewan
saf for. hpas Den isisnnem SIaeet ban
brast os BET inunonc Mar. Seeornb'
Gpiten" tr en- pcIfontmen zen / SnTet,
llbsn ben piiSe BET for min &eI BIZ terns
melig eniomt, % ies fisunsr irtc. bpor'
leSeS pi .unse pGre ben forIoen. VI
bar bapt en- nm ginter Der / Tntota. loa
lea tror lite. Scr er uosen. iom ,!aeer PAD
Giuteren mn. Z. Y. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

Totorrh i Nopcbct, NGicu "a Sal
~ len er mcget bpppi8c. Elsie Sir2
ltrsmmer ioraiTDC& til antnrrb Spc.
cioIiItcrncS &Crtorcr. Mr. GhN@. :.
Noe bsrte cnQan1 til 0cuuc ubcI0i8t
&.Q5ic.
Ger or to Sing, ium hclc Erocpcr,
ocncn cr cniGc on u%naHacnoc NutOrrh.
Ten II or, at Nntnrrb or ben bHp.
pigitc % melt nncitcoVnGruTrcnoC
Spabum, ipm Dc Torcncoc Stntcrv
&ciOlfning or mbint iOr. Pile alneicr
al Eplf bar bcu. &c, Der hUIber til
i%npcnnprs ianucl iom Dem, Der or
noe / oct irtc mcact. NrbcioatIaSicr
nc on itilciipocuOc SOlf bar ocn.
%Tlernc ijn0cr Maturrb at uTrr Cu
fonitont % o.tI0 nTruTrenhc ElcuG,
Zen tcrnpIiccrCr nTiten cnhucr SDJ'
Dom, ban tlIfo,cc& iorlt bejuu0.C.
Cen onncn (lnQ ON Notorrh bUor'
on olC Eager er cniGc, cr, Al oct or
punifcii1t at hclbrcNc ocu. %otn.c
MioIcr fan gtpc @ir0rinl. men 81
ielIcr / at bcIbrcbc parIgt. Sprejt.
nina cQer Smua 5cIe5cr iil ill llA2i
cucr intct unot11en icr at 8jUe MIC
.crttoi1 @inOrln8.
l...vrI, ,,.,F ,,,,,r ...t.,,+ =,
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

til Nibuat. @orocnc bar ortfeoc mco
900 @ao. % Sorfrinnin3cr bnpNc b,
belle Sloeu. Seq uii oritr. at 0tr. %
gtrs. SEMEN mnn Icne mango Nnr. %
fprnpe lummc iajcn.
g. Sobuion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
correspondence !:

aueoasa. nsH xapa o. ssnss ias as bet mHshs esatu M be 1r aa msHs asuHsu.
ioh AZ Mfahoaa Gaprar u ~ hIosof saMsairt mfbmioups epmueaa asrnNmhnts enter
- bit 1mnN BiaoHsu maab bare Tapna % Gbustn
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
7s. iom uesr al

SeEs co 5s.fisIsiic- 9e. iom iiosr AZ
6pts Gerfis ~. ea5ho. lsnE 5ais o Z y. bHrst
prss. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES,
ct ,Hf,Ii q srrtuinss'uIet 1IeesL IL iHbS boiler tHisi
gassisi % Tan III aAs 1isr busss mtS ati0IH,
1rrsoss.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Nutnrrb / 1G Mar.

N}ii2 Crtlic BuimuuO. @uimor0.
y. T.. iTriocr:
Sea 1aroe &atarrb / SoUebet / rs
Aar % tunoc fife blt Oen frit. g'rer.
IT bare brult Ell tytGifc AT Verltua bIey
lea ilitoitpuotl 0t.5reoet, % leg til.
ra3Ncr ale. Der .tocr Al 0crUc S08.
Gau. at graoe Gcttc W,ooc.. fe5 tat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

fer q. hartman for
min Selbreocyi c. "
SrC.lc BuJmCn0.
uIutblI0l Ruh,
Orange R0.. fri.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

Srn 3oiean 60, Wtiun.
Rc9cnIunbc COB Iintcr bar Ri bnnt III
ocnnc 9nto; eoot StGocfsre bar 81; men
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
1siiiterenre 8y>1 neeniSr
Souispius, sy, leo aarepis at saarrh popot
8erre>es al Qezrnzna.

Gtarles 6. Hpe, asiiitersuee SD'
Snseuisr ! 9~cuispilIe 9p, l"Irtucr:
'gernaa bar en- tor Rrnsse q eunsrrr,
eenne Del al 6eutndp. men inasH MGR,
pprietia enp mig irin. for hrao ben ha,
0iort for mia.
Sre plapenes Here Mar Of anturrh | 90
benet % Salitn, Der oitr bar CT nluoriif
yieQe for mia % mao naiaa hebr rGrrt DC
Tor mine Srunrr. III iiaiier Of Yeruna bel
brtorDe mtg 90 tnggtn BE- mic % TN ipHtri
at ffurfe Herprinfrmct. rrunlerr ierosirllrr
o. fororiuc 9uprppi rtn ipraorn Of hrihrr0l
Ratarrh'rn
See bar lite fitnat iogCn auaeu Resirin
nrr tunes at gi%tnrcHirGIae bile Sutrms
% piere iaa mrgrt guot.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13

Oct sr SuIenfteu. 6or ferlte Sang
bar ies faaet SEQ iii al iGtts 90 SusIs'
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
k.N FRANCISCO GAIL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The san Francisco
Cau. corner Market and Third streets; open
tnsil - O'clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street
s5rner Clay. open until $3.50 p m
100 Hayes street: open until $50 p. m
t.s3 McAllster street: open until 9:SO o. n
Us Larkin street. open until $3.50 p NJ
1871 Mission street. Open til 10 p m
.2CI Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
ka.M p. n.
lO8 Eleventh street; open until D. N.
1896 Valencia street. open until p m
Norrhvest corner OF Twenty-second aud Ken
Rocky streets; open until p m
22C0 Fillmore street Ooen until .. m
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
CLAIRVOYANTs.
PROFESSOR PAUL DEST

PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE
The First Registered Trance C1airvoyant and
PaInaist Ever in San Francisco
I do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to
make ycu no charge II ! fail to call you by
name tell your occupation and what you called
for; l promise to tell you whether husband
wife sweetheart is true or false; 1 Will tell
you how gain the love Of the you most
desire, even though miles away; in fact l Will
tell you every hope, fear or ambition better
than you can tell yourself: will straighten out
your affairs and give you luck that wins sue
cess in love marriage. business. mining, spec
uiataion, health, recovering buried treasures.
lottery employment and better POSITIONS: no
matter what trouble you may have call and /
will help you or charge nothing for my serv-
ices. 81 this week
g "a y FL I. ST --aoe
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
c1..,Rvnv ,xre-co-t,nuea.

WyIIIF uhoto medium wonder of the age;
come skeptics be convinced. $50 Ellis St
wELwoRTH: see him; sttings daily Gil
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Spring Valley Water Works will be held at
the Cffce CT the company. No. 126 Stockton
81. at y O'Clock noon. on WEDNESDAY
he l4th day OF January. 1903, TO elect trus-
ieea 70 serve for the ensuing year. and for
-he transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
san Francisco. Cal. Dec 81. 1902
PELHAM II. AMES, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
HELP wANTED-MALE.


MURRAY 6 READY.
634-636 Clay St: Phone Main 5S4s
Leading Employment end Labor Agents.
FREE FARE. CHEAP RATES
To NEVADA ............-.-. .IO ARiZONA
............ FREE FARE E-...-.....--.......
OREGON. TO ..CHATSWORTH PARK
ARlZONA ......................
.................. Close to ..................
-..--- SHh1oNO4
Teamsters, laborers, rockrnen and tunnelmen
............ 20 COAL MINERS ............
FREE FARE. TO OREGON. FREE FARE
SPECIALS.
Machinist, sawmill, country, $50, boss
here; foreman, planning mill, country, SO and
i'd; assistant foreman. planning mill Arl-
zona; foreman logger. lumber company. see
boss here. 500: blacksmith. country shop.
$50 and i'd: blacksmith and horseshoer.
country shop. 50 day; woodworker, country
shop, So day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
( Farmer and wife. fare 81 so. $50 and i'd. :;
choreman and wife, $45 and I'd: German
farmer for park. $50 and I'd. young man as
foreman on fruit farm, $50 and i'd: %
farmers. mixers. choremen and choreboys;
20 laborers and teamsters, city and country;
stablemen: 30 pruners, $26 to S32 so and
i'd; man to contract to pile lumber; 450
woodchoppers, post. picket, shake and tic
makers, big wages.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
NINE. NJ. BERNARD.
THE FAMOUS


THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium permanently
located at IL Third St, next Examiner bldg
she reads your life correctly, gives accurate
penings and portrays events to occur in the fu-
ture; II you are in trouble, discontented or not
satisfied in life. or have domestic love or bust
Eess troubles, consult this great medium and
able advice In all affairs OF life; 25c up; salts
faction guaranteed. Tel. Black 1869.
ISMAR. the Egyptian gypsy clairvoyant and
palmist. permanently located a. 11O4 Marker
st. Turk; private resdings daily. 10 am
10 D. m; readings by mail as satisfactory a
in person; questions answered 81 full life,
50; send lock OF hair, date ana year OF birth:
don't send currency. Send postofhce, Wella-
Fargo money order or registered letter.
ASTROBOGY. palnistry, elsrvoyance; crystal
life readings; names. dates, events; questions
on mind, everything revealed, or $500 for
feited. Normado Sortielly. King of Life Read
ers, eSs Bush. mr. Powell; tel Black 5251,
MISS NJ. WILLIE. $50 Ellis st. ciairvoyant.
crystal seer, reads your life correctly without
questions: names given SOC, 81 tel Sutter 1906
NINE MARcEAU. c1airvoyant. card reader:
hours TO .; ladies' 25c; gents soc. 16J1
Mission st.
NINE. RAvENNA viii give full life reading
Tor oOc one week. Fourth st.
cLAIRVOYANT card and planet reader; only
loci hours. to 8 2G2 Minna ST.. near 4th.
MRS. BROWN. ciairvoyant card reader: ladies
25e: gents soc: readings daily. 10 Sixth 81
OLDEST lady palmist and card reader in CITY
2o1s kearny room 20; ladies' 25c. gents Soc
MRS. sHAFFER. clsirvoyant card reader: sit
tings daily. a4sh Jessie ST., bet. 9TH and 9th.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14

A-MR. THOS. TORPHY. superintendent CT
r. r. construction work, please communi-
cate with us. MURRAY & READY, 634-636
Clay st
A-LOCOMOTIvE donkey engineer So 75 day
MURRAY & READY. 634-6S6 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
MARION GRIFFIN.

MITCHELL e. CO. Phone Jessie 29S1.
1906 Market St. opposite Sixth
We viii sell you any house for part cash.
balance monthly payments. We have a large
list 10 select from. Please call and see some
of our bargains. Carriage waiting
LODGING HOUSE, p rooms; rent SS5; all
rooms light and sunny: price S2500; terms
NJ J. MORRISON & CO. &c Montg'y, r. As.
LODGING HOUSE-North Of Market st; 1e
rooms: rent SD. price $3.50; give easy terms.
NJ. J. MORRISON & CO, % Montg'y, r As.
A. CAMERON e. Co... Phone South 1850
Removed 80 3 Eddy St. corner Market ard
Powell II you have real estate. hotels.
rooming houses business to sell, list with
Us. We have customers waiting for good
investments: carriage for. customers.
HEADQUARTERS for good lodging houses and
hotels. .. W. SCHWEINEARD, 915 Market
ST. between Fifth and Sixth rooms 1-2
NOTICE-We have hundreds Of houses for sale:
will loan you money at 1ikeo monthly pay
ments- NJ. r RIVES & CO. 1923 Market.
KEARNY. 23s, near Bush-2l rooms; price
S2500; rent $50.
A NICE lodging house. o rooms; good location;
price reasonable Apply 6all ofhce
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
sPIRITUALISM.

ATTENTION.
MRS. DIR. CLARK,
The well-known medium and cIairvoyant,
may be consulted on all affairs: every hidden
mystery revealed; she will show you how 70
overcome your enemies and unite the separ-
ated: tell your entire ife-past. present and
future; satisfaction by mail; send stamp for
circular and special terms. 343 Geary st.
MRS. DIR. CLARK.
ETHEL CRINDLE materialzing seance Wed
eve 325 Ellis st; SOC; O'Clock.
MRS. Katie Heussman, l774 18th st. near
Guerrero; circle- Sunday eve, 25c; sit. daily.
EARLE 1852 Ellis St: hours 9:3o to II; tel.
East 1895: seance Sunday night
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
AsTHAMA REMEDIES.

STIsMA su1erers. keep in mind that A Di
Nola's Asthma Remedy is the best remedy Of
Us kind IN the market. A. DI NOLA, phar-
nacist 1919 Market 81. corner 9Th, Cut Rate
Drug Store; lOc. 25c and 5Oe a package.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

" AN1tcp-N Nied.5nl-sfzed hreproof safe: must
be in good condition and reasonable in price
Box f25 Call office
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
HELP ,yANTED-FEMALE-con.


SHIRT OPERATORS WANTED.
We need 100 girls to learn shirt making on
steam power sewing machines; clean. light.
wages; no experience necessary; paid while
learning. Apply LEVI STRAUSS & Co,
36h Fremont St; elevator. Ask for Mr..
Hindshaw.
EXPERIENCED collar hands. negligee over
shirts Levi Strauss & Co.'S shirt factory,
361a Fremont st. (elevator); see MR.. HIND
SHAW.
RAIRDRESSING. manicuring. massage scalp
treatment, hairwork. removal Of superhuouS
hair: IS 2 weeks; day & eve class; wages $40
to $50 week. 1886 Market. cor. Jones, T. o.
EXPERIENCED front hand neglige shirts.
Levi Strauss e. Co.'S shirt factory. 362 Ere
mont st. (elevato); see MR.. HINDsHAW
OPERATORS on ladies' waists and underwear
TO work in factory; good pay. 656 Mission
St. 4th floor
GIRL to do repairing; tailor shop; Sc a week.
1171 Howard st.
FIRST CLASS fnishers on vests; also APP
prentices. 230A Ninth ST., opp. Clementina.
washing; wages $50. 434 Fifth st.
GIRL TO assist in general housework; $40. 191
McAllister St, near Octavia-
CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions
received at Call branch office, 22Oo Fillmore st
A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and
subscriptions has been established at 1oee
Valencia st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14

.NNUAL MEETING regular annual meet
ing OF the stoczhciders OF the PaJaro Valley
consolidated Railroad Company viii be held
al the Office OF the company, No. 327 Market
e., san Francisco. on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of January, 1908. at the hour Of IL
O'clock a m. for the purpose Of electing
board OF directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year ard the transaction Of such other busi
ness as may come before the meeting. The
transfer books viii close on Friday, January
I6, At = O'Clock . n
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

COACHMAN, lately arrived from the East, un
derstands his business well: sober, honest,
reliable man; good reference; anxious for pc
sit!on with private family: Box %. CalI
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
FLATS TO LET-FUHNIsHED.

ONLY five furnished apartments now left In
beautiful 'Haddon Hail. To those who are
seeking the conveniences Of a modern hotel.
combined with the comforts Of housekeeping.
this magnificent apartment house Will appeal
most strongly. The apartments, or flats,
as they are sometimes called, consist of
and ) rooms respectively. arranged en- suite
of a private hall, and they furnished
complete in every detail with rich administer
and Body Brussels carpets, mahogany and
golden oak furniture and fine draperies and
curtains the kitchen being furnished with
gas range and other cooking utensils The
building is supplied with electric lights, ele-
vator service night and day, 1anltor service,
steam heat hot and cold water and each
''hat'' has a long distance telephone. Come
out and look through the building to-day
''Haddon Hall, south side of Eddy ST., bet
Franklin and Cough
FOR sale-Newly furnished fiat. rooms. at
bargain. 429A Ellis st Call IL to 4
FURNITURE WANTED.
A. wOLLPERT. T73 Mission ST.. pays highest
price for secondhand furniture; tel. Red 1854
BIG price paid for furniture for 60 days; special
reason. S. j. WAUGH, r. 415, Examiner bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING.

WHEN YOU become disSUsted with poor work
ing Works 35:-35T Tehama St: tel South 40.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
THE LUMBER SEASON
OF 1908
HAS COMMENCEn
unrr1 q ETC

HOTELS, ETC.
4 cooks; walters; 10 kitchen hands; dish
washers; short order cook, $40 week; vege-
table man. $25 and i'd. potwasher. institu-
tion. $50 and I'd. panwasher. city bakery,
$50 and i'd.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER POSITIONS.
MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-14
BUSINESS cHANCEs-contin.ed.

Ave buy sell or exchange business of al
kinds. STRAND & CO. 35l Kearny 81.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-23

The huor spar market is very
firm, with a sharp demand from
consumers. An offer a shade un.
der prevailing prices from IN Eas.
tern firm for 3 car loads weekly
for period of two years was de.
clined by the shippers.
Gravel spar averages from $500
per snort ton up {. o. b. ears at
Marion. Lump spar Of high grade
Auoride of calcium, 1915; ground
in barrels, $l1.00. Carbonate Of
zinc. Old Jim standard. s22 pei
ton Z. o. b. cars. The Joplin quo.
tations for lead ore are not obtain.
able here. A difference of at least
IS per ton less 10 made 10 our
shippers, which acts as a stop ia
our shipments.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-23

Work was commenced Oh the
Reed addition to Marion lsst week
in the way of road building and a
general smoothing up of existing
streets. Matters are progressing
most favorsbly all along the Iiue,
and it is expected that May lst
will witness the uncovering Of one
or more of the great ore veins that
outorop on the % acres belonging
to the company. We are informed
that but IA more lots with the ST..
600 In stock will be sold at exist
ing prices, $50.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-23

Mr.. Fred Il. Harwood, the &c.
nial assistant general freight agent
of the Illinois Central railroad
has a splOndidly illustrated de.
scriptive article regarding the
Western Kentucky and Southern
Illinois mining district in the Sci
entific Press. The Lead and Zinc
News of st. Louis copied the arti
Gle, but without the half tones
still the terse English used really
did not necessitate cuts il one hac
half imagination.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-23
INCREASE IN
ORE PRODUCTS
Smart Increase in Our Shipments of Fluor Spar
Our First Car of Lead In Many Years-New
Plant at the Columba-DecIlne In Ore
Prices at Joplin.
HEAVY ORE TONNAGE NOW MOVING.

Nature must have been in an
exceedingly generous mood when
the ore bodies Of the Old Jim
mine were being formed. While
wondermept and surprise have
been expressed time and again
over the immense veins OF carbo-
nate OF Zinc in this ground, yet
the ground below bids fair to break
all records in sulphide of ziuo, or
Jack. A mass Of 1000 pounds Of
practically 60 per cent. zinc blsnds
was raised the other day, and will
probably be exhibited in st. Louis
in 1904
II may be we'll to again call the
attention of our mining men and
investors in mining lands in this
district to the we'll known axiom
that ore veins are not as q general
thing continuous. That there al
ways will be the fat spots, followed
by the lean ones. The chimneys
Of ore as we'll az the barren places,
The Old jim so far has not bssn
allowed even a breathing spell DO.
tween its carbonate and its sui.
phide; in fact both are being ship.
ped direct from the veins 10 the
shelters. Somewhere there ought
to be in this magnificent mine 9
place where the ore 10 not solid,
where il would be more like 10Th.
er folks", 30 to sEsak. Yet the
work does not disclose any such
lean spots. 1t is really q remark.
able freak of nature that so great a
quantity of perfectly pure, high
grade Zinc ore should not be 1850
ciated with either lead ore or tiuor
spar, as is found in every other
opening in Western Kentucky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-04-23

Considerable testimony was ia
ken before the circuit court clerk
some days ago in the case Of John
N. Clark vs.. Dewitt @. Griffith, OF
indianapolis, Ind, @. =. knight,
of Fort Wayne. Ind, and the Ma
rion Zinc company, incorporated
in Dakota but doing business in
Kentucky. The suit 10 for the pur-
chase price, $500, for oRs third
interest in what is know n as the
Mcdowell lease on a carbonate oil
zinc property.