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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
second street, ia feet north Of Clay
Street, s42O. IL, b
II E. S. Read and wife to Nellie D. vinal,
lots and 8, block A, section 6, Highland
Springs, al.
Eal,:,u, Z. ou 7, He,.s;v.s


Paramount citizens expect soon to have
tlrst-class water works system. 1t Is
proposed by the company for which
Governor Charles T. OFerrall Is attor-
ney to bore an artesian well and to erect
two tanks Of 10000 gallons capacity each.
The householders will have q plentiful
supply for their use and the town will
have {, fine protection IN case Of ire
The sewerage question is Of the most
important feature, as Paramount Is rap
idly building up and becoming thickly
popula ted. y.
4 Mr.. Joe w. Rainey one of Fadrmount's
young business men, was elected Town
Sergeant at the last Council meeting.
Mr.. w, @. Thomas WAS recently elected
special police Of Paramount.
Mr.. Jackson has inaugurated sing
ing school, which meets every Tuesday
night at the F'alrmount Baptist Church.
Mr. John Bass Is very sick at his nome
on Chelsea HILL
Heavy cak crossovers have recently
boon put at each street crossing. ADAM
much to tho comfort OF the people, :,
9 Mrs. Gillian D.. ,Laneare, or CreWe, IS
/ In yarmouth, having been summoned TO
the bedside Of her sister Mrs Wine
Miller. who Is sinking at her home, y Q.
1912 Twenty third Street. Mrs. Violet
Wilson is also with her.
Messrs. a, G. Smith, James G. Gentry,
George w. Wainwright Edward DAVIS
and Frank A. Jones left Wednesday nlgh,
for Danylle, Va, to represent Paramount
league at the State convention or the
IIpworth League, which IS being helu
IN that city at this time.
Miss Annie Loving is visiting hei
cousin, Mr.. Charles Loving, Of No. 2Sot
| Paramount Avenue
Tho test Of the dry powder chemica
| fro extnguishing apparatus VIII be trlee
| this (rhursday) evening at $3.50 o'clock II
40 yocnnt lot at the corner of Twenty
sncond Street and Paramount Avenue u
the weather permits. All property own
ora md interested citizens are invited t
| attend the test. :.
Fairmount Is soon to be lighted BY
electricity. MIR, Burkert chairman o.
| the Light Committee, says swing lamp!
! Of the latest improved pattern VIII o.
| used such as are nov oe'''h Pus - ~'
The Committee on Streets met Monda!
night Mt the home of ]. II. Creery
| Messrs, Creery, Joseph Gregory and "
Ri,rkert were present to consider IN
4. condition OF the streets. which wer
damaged to the extent OF seyelal nun nun
The paramount Relief Association WI
1 hold its next meeting at the home Q
/ Nv Rooney, No. HOG Twenty-tirst STREE
Monday evening, April 7th, 1. !. /,
Rev. Mr., Babcock Will begin rev,v,
A services at Paramount Methodist Churc
next Sunday, March 18th. ~,
rho town Is putting on spring-n.R n
attire. Many houses are being repa''i'c
and several dwellings, are going up.
T,he recent fire on Short slree
4 which destroyed several houses, oc e
MED by colored people, was not N RAJ
mount, as reported, but N the cou n,
hetween Richmond and Paramount II
town hns no colored inhabitants
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.ponald, arace Van studdiford ard Il t1ie 2
Bogtoiahs originals s!d nsTly s1sGF As
artists Will present MAID Mar.al,. ~
bigger company than Its Predecessor, ma +, I
coiitains d Story Of tho famous ddatte tte,
the Sheriff. Little John Maid Marian + Ian ana ~
Lion's forces fighting II the wars q !. the
originally presented late Inst season J. A. !.
the New FORK Garden IT n eatre, W . :
very magnificent. aud the costumes ex <.
eslied ali previous productions made i. ~
3ostonas while the 2. o tpsv;vo yq 1 tho
Aeadetnv o. Music viii Sbe sire I be
.attraetSve. THOSE who witnessed Il i, My n y
York viii note some very important p tath
lhnok and score, Several new numbers
have have been introduced ana the ensemble b!
greatly snbGratsa The ,sa pSstoT Ft VIII I'll
gageinent vii 9pen f ,s, IA matinee
on Saturday. tas III .la }ti sli 55 jti ~ F
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ut tho Ghoatres.

D ! Z Il" / s .
Observation-Disclosures.
"rho Lady slavey." which is to In
augurate the season Of the Academy
Musical Comedy Company. bears rep
utatlon such as fow works of like char
ter have been able to boast since that
form of theatrical entertainment became
so widely popular
Tho play has been filled for the coming
presentations In Richmond with much
new bright and Thoroughly up-to-date
material, both as regards music and
comedy, while the dancing will be moro
elaborate than their original production.
Tho Lady Slavey' will make her first
bow on Monday next. Seats go on sale
to-day.
"sberia," which the Tawcett Com
pnny is presenting at the B!jou this week
with such success, belongs to the roman-
tic melodrama realm, which has taken
such a firm hold on tho popular senti-
ment within the last few years, 1t is nj
admirably constructed play, SO filled witt
heart Interest that 1t carries the audience
along on n high tide of enthusiasm.
Tho Fawcett Company always plays tc
large and enthusiastic houses In Rich
mond, but it Is doubtful II the members
of the organization have ever been re
ceived with such frantic demonstrations
as they have during the run of this won
derfully popular melodrama,
There will be matinee to-day, nnd WI
regular performances Tor the rest or N
week. Tomorrow night a benefit per
| formanco viii be given for the Confed
crate Home for Needy Women. Mr.
Mckee and Mr., Fawcett decided to hell
the good cause along TO the extent Q
donating the full receipts of one perform
ance.
At the Academy of Music next satur
Nay evening II. @. Barnabee, w. II. Mac
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THE HOWITzERS TO
HOLD AN ELECTION Il I J ]
Will Choose a Successor to
Lieutenant John W. Booker.
a.55. The New Orleans Trip,

Il (
& The Richmond Howitzers held their
regular weekly meeting Tuesday night.
After transacting routine business the
battery attended the Bazaar In full-dress
uniform
Il, Second Lieutenant John W. Booker,
4 owing to change Of residence, has tender
v cd his resignation to Adjutant- General
Male as an officer Of the battery. and the
following orders have been issued:
sl5!s '.Armory Richmond Howitzers,
S .Richmond, Va, March "a. 1908.
&"order No. Z. A
I'm compliance with Special Order No,
27, from the Adjutant-G Generals Office,
the enlisted men Of this battery arc here
+ BY ordered to assemble in this armory,
in fatigue uniform, without side arms,
" on Tuesday evening, March 81, 1903, at
/ $50 8 clock. to elect d second lieutenant.
Ito FIJI the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of John w. Booker.
BY order civilian M. MYERS,
Captain Commanding Battery a.
.The Richmond Howitzers ind Their
& Historic Home will soon be ready for
I the printers. This book will contain q
s history OF tho Howtzers from It's orgnni-
Z zation and a sketch of Richmond. to-
s}gcther with advertisements of prominent
4 firms in and out OF Richmond. The His
h tory Committee. however, is still hard
at work. These books will be given away
in Richmond en- route to and In the CITY
OF New Orleans. This book will be bis
advertisement for Richmond and Virginia
~ :" w." 90 ~ i.
The following letter has been received
t.Headquarters Fifth Regimental Infantry
l33. Georgia State Troops,
Il ATLANTA, Ga, March IT, 1908.
Captain William M. Myers. Richmond
Va: &
Dear Sir.-Learning that you contem'
plate, with your company, visiting New
Orleans within the next few weeks, de-
sire, on behalf of the Fifth Regiment o.
Infantry, Georgia State Troops, to ex
tend to you and your command an invi
tation to stop over In Atlanta as thu
guests of the Fifth Regiment while pass
ing through on your way to New Orleans
"Iioping that you will find 1t conve
nient to pass through Atlanta and to stol
Il with US, remain,
yours very truly,
'"CLEFFORD L. ANDERSON,
"Colonel Commanding Fifth Regimen
Infantry, Georgia State Troops
The city Of Atlanta has also extende
the battery an invitation to be It's guest
during the trip to New Orleans.
Similar invitations have been receive
y from towns and cities In the States Q
Tennessee and Alabama.
The dance will be given In the armor
Friday night, 9th. from S to O'CLOCK
Refreshments will be served.
Lieutenant Edmund =. Taylor Is cor
fined TO his room by illness.
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REFERRED TO COMMITTEE NIT 7 'l5'
Not Likely58That Petition Of S s''alD :
III a5 Win Be Granted. "a

Tho petition Of the Richmond t'ne Co 'll
students asking for the abolition Of OK OK
nt1inations has been referred BY the lac
S,lty to committee consisting OF ITO T.
iii ID roport viii probably be submitted
fat the senli-monthly meeting Of the fa t'lll
! There appears to be not the slight es t
possibility that the petition VIII be grant
cd. It Is said, however, that the faculty !.
will probably recommend to the trustees
at their next meeting that the COLLEGIATE
year be changed from two to three terms
nell and other stitutions8 ti
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DIR. Philips Away

n,,o pev DR.. A. Il. Philips secretary
NJ ID presbyter Committee on PNbli-
"a a. t, lon and general superintendent. Of syn
da ,,.u and Young PEOPLES Societies:
has ,ef, The city for n weeks work IN
the s sef AT orangeburg. S. C.i3he adj
dressed tlr preachers. Institute for coloTed
ministers, under the Martin scheme: tie
wiii hold Sunday-school institutes at AL
Ken and Charleston. II South Caroline
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hrs. THURSTON's CLASS;
Medal Contest to Take Place This
Evening at the YIN. Q. a.

At the y M. q. "A. Hall tonight the
Practical Glass OF the Richmond School
of Expression, conducted by Mrs. ". "
Thurston, will contest for the medal Of
fered annually for proficiency, the mem
bers of tho class being Miss Lille Heel
Ter, Of Richmond Miss Clarice Edwards.
Of west Point, and Miss Lura Bates, OF
Washington, D, g.
Dr., Jere Witherspoon, DR.. w. r. L.
Smith and Mr.. j. D. Crump will act as
Judges.
Tho medal will be presented by DR.. w.
r, L. Smith.
The programme will present other at
traotive features, and tho occasion prom
ises to be one Of much interest. Patrons
and friends will DO cordially welcomed,
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Of this act shall DO deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor, and fined not exceeding 3
one hundred dollars, or confined III 1uii
not exceeding three months.
Mr. Barksdnle states that the people
of Halifax county desire the passage OF
tho act
There are some who are inclined to
think that the bill might be so construed
as to seriously embarrass working peo-
pie. III
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INDEMNITY PAID FOR
DEATH OF ITALIANS
Associated press.).

WASHINGTON, March 25. ---secrctary
Hay has delivered to senor. Mayor DIES
Planches the Italian ambassador, an or
dor on the United States Treasury for
ST, oOO the sum appropriated by Congress
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Cabinet Members Return.
ny Associated Press.

WASHING March E-Attorney-
General Knox has returned from q snort
vacation spent at Palm Beach. Fla. Sec
rotary Shaw has also returned from a
trip through the South
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as indemnity to the heirs OF Giovanni and
Vincinzo Siro, italian subjects who were
killed at Irwin Miss, July II, 1901, and
of Salvatore Liberto, who was injured at
the Same time.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01

A los tres dias de haber acudido
al terreno el conde de Artoff = Ro'
lAndo de Clayet, reciol6 Ell duque
de Chateau MAilly Ia siguiente car
81 de B2cara:
GMi estimado duque: rs una po'
bre mujer deshonrsda, sef1alada
con ell dedo y herida por la mas
tnexplicsble de las fatalidsdes, la
que escribe para deciros un adios
que tai ven, sea eterno.
.No se si hgur&is en- Ell ndmero
de los que me Green culpable. pero
Re que pose6is I'm corax6n noble y
bueno; y sf. como los otros. me
creeis culpsble, al menos os fnspi-
r&r6 ain cierta simpatfa al pensar
que, al ahandonar a Paris mi dlti-
mo pensamiento fue para vos.
,Quiero pensar en- vos, que seals
dichoso, y que os caseis con Con-
cepci6n,'y y 10 quiero 20, para quien
"a no hay felicidsd en- In TERRA y
cuya vida est6 condenada para
Blempre q In obscuridad. al 81
lencio y al oprobio, y de quien han
dicho ahora y dir&D en- el porvenir:
gEra una perdids que no supo re-
habiIitarse y que tarde q temprano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01

debfa cser en- Ell tango del que tf1
homhre de coraz6n la habfa sacado.
<Marchamos msfIsna, y Ell doc
tor q. -. ese m61ico tan celebre.
pretende que la locura del desgra-
ciado Estanislao no es incurable;
que ell china de SuiEa. Ell aire puro
de sus montafias y Ell movimiento
continue del visie pueden infoir
en- so estado mejorandolo. cslmar
So locura devolverle la razon.
lOhl lSI ese medioo dijese la ver-
dadi Sc muy bien que mi muy
amado Estanisiao esta perdido para
siemprs para mf, y que 81 recobra
la raz6n ser6 para arroiarme de 81
lado maldecirme; pero sque me
importap Es joven, le queda ell
porvenir y quien sabe 81 algun ola
no ne cicatriEar4 esa llaga.
Mientras tanto, amigo mfo.
permitfdme que cres que me de-
isis daros adm ese tftuIo, ne quiero
me de Paris sin ocuparme
de vuestros asuntos. Qaiero deci-
ros 10 que voy s hacer y cuaies son
mis- esperanzas. Ante t0do debo
manifestaros que ne recioido esta
maflsna mas liness dc vnestro pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
B1BLIOTEoA DE <LA DEMooRAC1A.,

\ ia. No Sc 10 que es, pero hay algo
\ que me dice que esa mujer no es
culpable y no permttire que jamas
la ofendan en- mi presencia.
Recibi6 Ell duque ests carts en-
ell momento en- que iba a salir y la
dej6 encima de Ia chimenea de su
tocador al lado del reloj;y Tampa,
que estaha arreglando las ropas de
su amo, no In perdi6 de vista, sa-
biendo que La habfa llevado IN
criado con librea del conde de Ar
toff y este era bsstante para que
Sc fjase en- el papel.
En cuanto Sc marcho Ell duque,
sent6se Tampa sin ningdn mira
miento en- su sill6n, aooy6 los pies
en- los morrillos de la chimenes,
cogi6 IN cigarro de los que fumsba
81 amo, y despu6s de encenderlo
enter6se de 10 que decfa Ia carts.
-VeamCs, Sc die una vez lefds;
tai vez serfa conveniente meditarlo
algo. Desde que estoy al servicfo
de Chateau Mailly he tenido mas
de una oeasi6n de spreciar el ca.
racter y la liheralidad de mi nuevo
amo. Ell duque es muy rico y ade'
mas muy gran sefIor, y si Saba 10
que 70 valgo. 10 que vslen los Sc
cret0s que poseo. tai veZ pagarfa
mejor Que ese desconocido al que
sirvo. Els muy cierto que este tie.
ne mi vida en- sus manos y este no
debe olvidarse; pero tsmbien CO
cierto que Ell sefior duque ocupa
una posici6n muy elevada y que
podria obtener sin grau di6cultad
el indulto de IN pobre diablo CO.
mo 20.
Z Tampa SO qued6 pensativo J
luego continuo su soliloquio . me-
dig Voc.
- Resnnamos, dijo. Hay un
homhre que. sin duda, es oastsnte
rico, pero al mismo tempo muy
canalla, sobre todo 81 50 ansiiza %
manera de proceder, que pretenos
casarse con la sefIorits de Saisn-
drera. Ese hombre es ell que Items
mi vida en- su mano; safe Guar es
mi pasado puede enviarme al Ca
dalfo, mientras cue 20 no 10 co"V
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
HOTEL 0LI1M.1P0
@ANTURCE

A iB MINUTOs DE SAN JUAN
E msior hotel en este clima'
EaplAndida ventilacion. Parqus,
iardines Y Kiosco 4 In inslesa.
kxcslente seHvfcio de carrua1Ss'
Precios mQderados. So hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum
brado slSctrico moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
riente Ell anciano coronel de hula.
nos, y os Ia trasmito:

SQuerida condesa: Recibf vues-
tro msnsaje con vuestra carta y la
de mi pariente Ell dueue. y envfo
8 Odess un correo llevando mi res
pnesta con orden de echsrla sl
cOrreO.
sEste, gracias a los ferrocarriles
alemanes, va mas de prisa que los
correos de gabinete, pero no es tan
SECURE. Una carta puede extra.
visrse. pero no pasa 10 mismo con
I'm estafetero. Os anuncio, pues, la
l1egada del vuestro. que est4 rem
dido de cansancio y tiene necesi-
dad de descansar tres 6 cuRtro dfas.
Z hare que monte & caballo y os 10
enviare para que sea portador de
una carta y de esos documentos q
los que dais una mportancia tan
grande. Saluda al conde y besa
vuestra manO.-EI cob0lIero de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-01
AU.MAILLY.s

sAhf teneis. querido dusue Ia
buena noticia que querfa dsros.
Dentro de cuatro cinco dfas se
os presentara ese correo y tendreis
en- vuestro poder los documentos
que deben hacer que os cas6is
con Conception. Por otra parte
escribf al duque de Salandrera con-
tandole toda esa historic reno-
vando mi petici6n referente q vos.
Es duque esta en- Espafs, Ell
rumor de mi desgracia no debe
hsber llegado hasta 81, y he tenido
al valor de anticipar In fecha de In
carta y lie escribo como 10 harfa
una mujer diehosa. Es fnduiable
que esa csrta va 8 hacer que Ell
duque regrese apresurSdameote q
Paris; pero cuanao este suceda
todo depende de vos.
sAdi6s, amigo mid: com padeeed.
me y no rechac6is Blos .yotos aua
hago por vuestra feifcidad. La con.
desG dc ARToFF.
-lPobre muisrl exclam6 al du-
que sl acabar la lectura de In car
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF The san Francisco
Cal. corner Market and Third streets; open
E-tn j o'clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street
s,ruer Clay; cpcn until $50 p.
500 Hayes street. open until $50 p. n
A5S McAilster street: open until $50 .. m
Jl5 Larlin street. open until $3.50 p. m
1871 Mission street: open I'LL 10 ?. m
aa6 Market street corner Sixteenth: open
tutil 2. n.
JOG Eleventh street: o1en Until 3 p m
.095 Valencia street: Oman until ?. m.
Northwest corner OF Twenty second ana Ael-
t.. ~ streets. open u1tn p n
200 Fillmore street: open until ,. m.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PROFESSOR PAUL DEsTINE.

The First Registered Trance C1airvoyant and
Pianist Ever IN San Francisco.
do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to
make you no charge Il | fail TO call you by
name. tell your occupation and what you called
for; promise tell you whether husband.
wife sweetheart is false; / Will tell
you how to gain the love OF the one you most
desire, even though miles away; In fact, / Will
tell you every hope, fear or ambition better
than you can tell yourself; Will straighten out
affairs and give you luck that wins sue
cess in love, marriage, business. mining, spec
ulataion, health, recovering buried treasures,
lottery employment and better positions; no
matter what trouble you may have call and
Will help you or charge nothing :or my serv-
tees. 81 this week.
32e-O' FARRELL. ST-326
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

COACHMAN wants position; very good driver
and first-class horseman understands the
harness carriages; very best of references
Box 1885, Call.
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ATTENTION-S50 II I fail TO reveal your
and most important matters your
mind without asking single question; COM
plete life readings this week through PALMS.
try, astro!0gy. ciairvoyance and crystal gaz-
ing, IN one seance and for. the same fee
EORMADO SORTIELLY. King OF Life Read
ers 63S Bush st. near Powell.
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CHTRCH SERVICES.

I-IRST United Presbyterian church, corner
Golden Gate aye. and Polk street. reacAliS
-a--..rraW ~ Il o. ~. and 80 p. m, by th1
rs--0r d. Al. Bell d. J.. morning theme.
-.R-fssiuls Z Present. Personal COD. Even
l-.- -h-ire The Old Home first in a ser
-.s IN .-l-hs Home Sabbath school al
u.45 q. n. a.. T. societies az $50 AMI 6:5O
Strangers cordially invited 10 al seq
vices Ieus free Courteous ushers- Come
.-s l,-t7.- your frieu6s- Il. H. BELL
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WANTED Position in meat market by a first
class cutter. Box 81. Call.
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.IAIE. RAVENNA viii give full life reading
for Doc one week 8 Fourth ST.
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for free information concerning positions.
salaries, qualifications, etc. Room SOS. S@f
Market St
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE-con.
IRT OPERATORS WANTED.

SHIRT OPERATORS WANTED
We need 100 girls to learn shirt making on
steam power sewing machines: clean light.
steady work in modern factory good
wages; experience necessary; paid while
learning Apply LEVI STRAUSS & CO.,
36h Fremont ST.; elevator Ask for Mr.
Hindshaw
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MEN-Our free catalogue explains how we
teach the barber trade in the shortest pos
sible time: BARRIERS in great demand
MOLER SYSTEM COLLEGE. 635 Clay ct
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CLAIRVOYANTs.
NINE. NJ. BERNARD.


NINE. NJ BERNARD,
THE FAMOUS
Clairvoyant and business medium. permanently
she reads your life correctly, gives an accurate
description Of the past. reveals the present hap
penings and portrays events TO occur in the fu-
tUre; II yol IN trouble discoutented or not
satisfied IN life. or have domestic, love busi-
ness troubles, consult this great medium and
you VIII be told how TO overcome them; valu-
able advice In all affairs OF life 25c up; salts
faction guaranteed Tel Black 1859.
PROF.. KEENE-Asking no questions. he tells
your name In full. your occupation whom and
when you will marry He excites the wonder
and admiration Of the most skepticaI; gives
advice on love business and domestic trouble;
unites the separated, and restores lost affec-
tion II in doubt trouble or adversely call
on this gifted medium and he will help you
Hours A. m. To D. m. 363 Geary st.
IsMAR. the Egyptian gypsy clairvoyant and
palmist, permanently located at ll04 Market
St, cor. Turk. private readings daily, 10 am
II person. ) questions answered 81: full life.
So send lock OF hair. date and year birth;
don't send currency. send pOstoffice. Wells
Fargo money order CT registered letter
Anime. Porter wonderful clairvoyant & ard
reader; born with double veil & second sight:
diagnoses diseases; card reading for ladies' and
gents 81; palmistry and clairyoyant 81 Re
moFed from l26 Turk 81. ta 23S kearny St. mr.
Bush office 1st floor. room .: phone Ked G23S
MISS n WILLIE. 33o Ellis st. eIairvoyant
crystal seer, reads your life correctly without
Quesuonsi names giYeni 0c,Sl ;tel.Sutter 1906.
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A LOT OF horses for sale at Arcade. Horse
Market S2T Sixth ST; also bugstes, wagons
harness etc. auction sales every Wednesday
at IL a. m. JOHN ]. DOYLE. Auctioneer.
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YOUNG man (22) with good business educa-
ton. strong and willing, wants position at
anything; thoroughly understands bookkeep-
ing; reference. Box 50, Call.
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OPERATORS on overaIls; no experience neces-
sary good pay; steady work; paid while
learning Clean. light modern factory; ev-
cry convenience including dressing room.
Levi Straus Co.. 22h Fremont st. Ap
ply MIR DAVIS
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SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe and
Australia. HERMANS. 20 Steuart st.
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HELP wANTED-MALE-con.

wANTED-Recrllfts for the Marine Corps. U.
s navy: ablebodied men Of good character.
between the ages Of 21 and 35; not less than
feet 4 inches and not over feet l ineh;
able 10 speak and read English. For further
information apply at the recruiting ofnces.
Ellis ST, San Francisco. Cal; Masonic
Hall. $50 X St, Sacramento. Cal; and u ,
Custom-house, 222A North Main ST., Los
Angeles, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10
HORSES AND WAGONS.

CLASSIFIED advertisements and SUBSCRIPTION
received at Call branch office. 22O0 FtllrnOr
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10

IDEAL pony team surrey harness and saddle
complete can be at MADIGANs
ONEIL & CO.. Groye-st Stable 122 Grove
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10

" WANTED-Young men to learn barber trade
S F. Barber College. 741A Howard ST.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10

WANTED-Men to learn trade: can earn $IU
per week after 1 month. 241 Fifth St
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-10

OVER 500 pair new ard secondhand shoes for
sale cheap. Mcdonald & Perry. POI Third st.