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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
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--T.--I7- LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
900 "A, hM.--NoRFDLK LIMITED, Arrives
Morfolk 1l:ro a; n. Stops only at Petersburg.
a:cs <. 1t ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Burst.
parlor Car Petersburg to Lynchbnrs and
Louis. Bluefleld to Cincinnati, also Roanoke!
to- Knoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
and Memphis. 4i5 49, Fs as ,8y s5gi35j,
fE 1910 P. M.--RoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm
willie, Lynchburg and Roanoke. BE
a:Oo P. $M.--OCEANE SHORE LIMITED. 3Ar-}
burg, Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington l{5tg "a .83s Il IN
7:25 r. n. For Norfolk and all stations east
Sf' 9:ao p, FM.-sNEv5o orleans sIORT&I.ISE:.
Pullman sleepers Richmond TO Lynchbu.g and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol Lynchburg to-
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
o:so p. HM.-woRLDs FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
Louis. Cafe Dining Car. g} s$s9
Trains arrive from the West y: 10 a. M. q :05
P. N. ard a.o5 p n from Norfolk 11:4o "A; n.
and $3.50 p. NJ. AZ .8s
w. + b. BEvILL, q {. v II. & BOSLEY.3ss
Gen'l. I'ass. a st. Dist. Pass AIT.
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Strange Coincidence.

81 Nearly seventy years ago John Wes-
Icy johnson was kidnapped by the In.
dinns when a small child, while playing
site Of the present Boston and Maine
station at iBiddeford. While he was a
captive and supposed BY his family to have
who was also named John W. q II was a
strange coincidence that the latter, after
living many years IN the South, should
die at the Biddeford sta ton, upon pra c.
stically the same spot from which his
half-brother had been kidnapped R some
seventy years ago.-Ncw ! ork Globe.
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Newman. born 1859; died 1854.
Lucy Ball, bosn 1855; married, December.
%, 1914, Rev. james r. sYitll.
John Moncurc, born 1851
Eustnce. born 1850; died 1851.
Mary Washington, born 1861; married,
Charles William, Rouse.
LUC1AN CONyNAYiSAf1TI.
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T|'H4I:E|:sREDsCARDINAL
Virginian Nightingale. !.

This bird is found i'm
the United States, rang
ing from the Atlantic
States westward as far
as Kansas and Texas y: IS,
The coloril,g Of the male
is deeps scarlet vernliliion!
81 rosy red above, With I
the forehead, chin and
upper throat black; the
wings are rosy above and
rich vermilion below. The
female is dull brown
above, and the under.
parts are buff, washed
with yermilion, The nest
is builts loosely with bark.
strips, tWigs, leaves and
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TrE DrspArcH RICHMOND va SUNDAY ocToBER

seen. though IT. is reported that their
arms wero quite elaborate. The tradi-
ton that the Frcys came from Eastern
Virginia. possibly Spotsylvanla county.
is erroneous as we nowhere find the
snamc In early virginia records. Can
any Of our readers throw any Hight
upon the subject for our genealogical
column l.. G.. M.
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! FOR ! NEW YORK.

BY chesapeaks and Ohio Ry.. A.. NJ. - p.
II. by Norfolk and Western Ry,, D. A. NJ 8
p. NJ NJ also by Old Dominion night line
steamer. All lines connect at Norfolk with direct
steamers for New York, sailing daily Except
Sunday z P. NJ. ;s al
Is r. +. CEALKIEY. NClty Ticket Agent, sos
East Main Streets JOHN r. MAYER. q gent.
Wharf foot of Ash Street. RI Richmond. H.
b. Walker, Y. p. and T. NJ. New York. s
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81 Arms--Guie, on "A chief crmlne, mtiilet,
gu, labeIe OF five points, sr, party per
Ifesse Wavy, az ant ar.
s5li5 crest-A denl.tlgcr ar, armed and tuft.
ed, or, pierced through the body with the
8 broken staff Of a flag, the flag handing
Z between his fore legs. ,s5.s.
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Queries and Answers.

II will thank you to advise me, through
3what5sourceiI .cansfind when Michael MIL
Ter landed in this country which was
5riIior to 1913. He settled in Kent county.
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;iheS e nealogys Of the Millar and Stern y.
I|psfseg sn,sslssss :5
y VIZ NJ fully u

In answer 10 our correspondent, will
say. that there are many N1illers in Viz
ginia, but we have knowledge Of few
A1illars, which is considered IN entirely
different family Can any one help our
correspondent out? 2. c. NJ. z
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ID r II. n Richmond, Freticricks-
Is a. - burg s. Potomac r.. X.

Trains Leave iIt1chnlO OrthWartl.
y 4'15 A. NJ, daily. BYRD ST.. Through 22gg
5S 6:45 a. NJ, daily Main st. Through. N ~ " sS
is a NJ, EEK days, Elba, Ashland accom-.
mediation. ss ~
b $50 A, NJ. daily. Byrd St Through. Local
stops. m v 45s
1865 noon, week days. byrd st, Through:
h 400 F. T NJ, week days. Byrd St Fredericks-;
sos p Nj, daily. Main st. Through
$40 2. n. week days. lilba. Ashland ac-5
sos y. Nj, daily. Byrd 81. Through.
$ Trains Arrive Rlchn1o nd-SouthWar il ~!
$40 A. NJ. week days. Elba, Ashland ae-
Ecommodation. as3 5s y. Sss
burg accon1mod atlon.
s:a5 AZ NJ. IS daily. Byrd st. Through q.
a,1 $50 "a. NJ. week days, Byrd st. Through.
Local stops. II B
as tss Man ST ST.; Thre ss {,
ii; sa''y R yrs S Through 8 Il.
stops. iS
1929 Pr NJ. daily. Main st. Through.
,NoTE-PalaanE Sleeping 81 Parlor Cars on
all trains except train arriving Richmond 1850
"A. NJ. week days, and local 3accoinrnoda tons.
III Time Of arrivals and departures and connfc-
5tions not guaranteed.
w. D. DUKE. CIV. cULP. W. P.8TAYLoR.
Gent. Mnn'r. Asst. Gen l.. Man'r Il Traf. N en-.
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In Denmark knows
and most people In other
countries suspect that tho
real autocrat Of all Russia is
not the noble-hearted, but
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J ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINs 7I.IcAVID RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.
81 5513 5sj5 STREET STATION. S Ar IDA
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. SEPT. 18TH.
4 9:05 A. Ma. G. L. Express 10 all polnts
900 A. Hr .-petersburg and Norfolk
1910 I. M.-PeterSburE and ~: and rW. West.
Il $500 n. M,y-Petersburg and Norfolk sss5
si:i0 II, NJ .-f1oldEboro Iocal. ~ }5Ss q, t8
Il B:t5 r. M.-Petersburg local. ~ ~
7G, r., M. -.Florida and West Indian Lin.I
t5ia'T fed, to all poInts South. ;g6t&
$3.50 r. M.--Petersburg and n and w West
all:so p. M.-Petersburg Local: J, =, s WA s
385 TRAINS 3AItRIyEs RICHMOND. Y,
Y 1907 AZ NJ, /; 1856 a. NJ: !; ,s.?h A, n. zig; ~
A. NJ; 40 a. NJ; I: 100 p NJ: SOS r. u -
6;51SP M.;T7;45 T. NJ; 9;05 p. M Fs2
Except Sunday. .'Sunday only. VI. i
# 49, G. S. 3CAbIpBELL,s DIV, Pass. Act, f2
i w, y. CRAIG, Gen. Pass, ACT. 8 ~
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SEABOARD AIR LIN El5 RAIL WAY.

f4 TRAINS LEAVE %RlCHMOND-DAlLY.ts 85S
.542:20 P. M.-Seaboard Mail--l035 r. M-SeR-s
board Express-To Savannah, jacksonville. Ats
a:iO A. M.-Locai--For Norlina and Hamlet
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND 81 DAILY
ri $685. "a. hI.--No. 3i-F From Florida, Atlanta
t:5S ~. Ai.-No. se.-E'eons Florida, Atlantis
and tho Southwest SP4 q .Sl 81
points "a .. N! /. Ia ~ 5i53 .8s VI + az
w. M.sTAYLOR. C. II A. e3
$40 East Main Street, Phone 4o5, 4 si8s
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SMITH FAMILY.

SMITH FAMILY.
Major Lawrence Smith. Of Gloucester
county, Va, had five sons:
list. Charles. lived IN Essex county, and
was appointed surveyor In 17cs.
"a. ugustlne, who lived also In Essex.
was appointed surveyor In ITO.
3D. John, and, 4tli. HAM. lived In
Gloucester. fyf5i 4. its
9Th. 1.awrencc,j lived IN York.
Can any one give information concern
Ing the descendants OF tho above five sons
or Major Smith, and aif any OF them moved
to Brunswick, vn.? r. SO, which Of them
and when? a DESC ENDANT.
Des Moines, la.
Genealogical Column, Times-D ispatch:
Dear Sir,-Yo,r account of the I1ite
family OF Virginia was sent In by an
interested relative. wish to ask if you
know anything Of the two families from
which Anna Maria Du Boise (wife OF
JoisD and Eleanor Fittings (wife OF 1soat
IIite) came.
My ancestor, William Millnr dI06-1II6).
Of front Royal. Va, married Catherine
Dill Bots Ia widow Hopewell when no
married hcr,. whom our family have un-
derstood to have been the sister of Major
1Iite's mother Anna Maria Du Bols.l
Now. these people had also u son.
William Millnr u74-'9M The second
whose wife is believed to have been Eliza
beth Elton or Fittings, who was n widow
Fnrree atthe time he married her. Does
your information OF these names cover
other marriages, besides among the
Hitcs? DO you know from where tho
Fittings came Did you ever hear def ir' :
Iitpiy OF the origin OF William saliiiaf, OF
I1rront Royal The estate is now In the
family, owned by Mr.. Samuel Rolfe MIL
llar. ny cousin. am q SIrgtnian on
+ fur lincs-- AIi1lar. Headlcy. sternberger,
Iucas.-and am interested In compiling
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STEAMBOATS,,
VIRGlNIA5 NAV VACATION co.,

srBAM h e OLD FONT 81 leaves
MONDAY. JNEsDAY AND FIR IDAY vt 2
4 NJ, for NoFto!k. portsmogsh,n old & P n,l
landings ana connecting nj Old Point for
Washington. Baltimore and thu North; ssass.
prices Electric cars dIrsst to The wharf. Fare
only Ii 80 and 81 10 Norfolk,
Freight received for a6oyernAmsd PLACES ana
nil points In Eastern, Virginia aud North Caro-
lima Y iiI IRWIN WfsISId Err aeR'l Mgr,
70. "a, BARBER, Jr.. Secretary, M
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knISa;nA BAY LINE at, BALTIMORE
a. r. Via q. "A q. Rwy. and Old Points
II, Il. MAZE RoGTE.
(8\N H Leave RichHntld via Az go
daily, sSctpt Eynday. at III ~ q,
&th connecting at Old Point with
M steamers or old Bay Line. lean
lny3 4 rs n. AZ. arriving Bsltts
,,r. s..o NJ conneetig North East and
Wss, " ror ticksts and information sppY 10
~ ~ q I, "A hwy, RichnlonS Transfer Company
or No, $40 Fact Main Street.
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Once No. s3s East Main Street.
W.s b. BTVILII, tSs VI {. 4 Il. BOSLEY.5s
Gen'l I'ass. Agt. :.5g Dist. Pass "A Ct.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted in every city or town 10
handle The New n9O8) Combination Diary /:
everybody needs II; everybody wants f.: be
frst and supply their wants: sample and
terms 10 agents. 1oc. Address COLUMBIA. -
1903 ST.. Sacramento Cal
AGENCIES Cor every city Of the union for
The Marquis Hair Tonic Co.; liberal terms
- Post St. San Francisco Cal.
WANTED good salesnen and solicitors
Cal before y. 1O075A Market St, room l.
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Your Wants To Be Known To Those Who Want To KnQN
sPIRITUALIssI.

MRS DIR. MARTIN wonderful spiritual heal
er and business medium; mining a speciality;
advice / guarantee all business proposi-
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will bring reconciliation and lasting peace
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DAWSON Bros.-SpeciaI readings soc; abso-
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our readings are best; hours 9-S. COL Eddy.
MATERIALIZING seance Wednesday evening;
so cents 32S Ellis St
SEER, Egyptian Hindu. occult. reads daily;
cir. We'd. Fri, Sun. p. m. 1Oc. $40 Ellis
EDWARD EARLE. 1852 Ellis readings daily.
$3.50 to 4; seances Sunday and Thursday
PROF FRED EVANS, noted clairvoyant and
slate-writer. 1112 Eddy st. Phone Scott SSI.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
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LODGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

c. E. HINKLEY PHONE MINT 1885,
1920 Market St, opp. Fifth
Country correspondence promptly answered
Part cash; balance monthly payments.
IA rooms; rent $50; amazingly low price $3.50
"a rooms; rent $50: just Think. $3.50
% rooms; rent $50: one floor. .S11Oo
rooms; rent $50; a pickup. .$130
20 rooms; clears $50; rent $40. $3.50
40rooms; mechanics house; rent $50. $1,000
16 rooms; rent $50; clears $63; terms. $3.50
81 rooms; sunny corner; rent S5J. ........ $1,000
go rooms; Market ST. liquor license S3500
y rooms; California st. rent $50; snap $3.50
10 rooms: Geary st. ; clears $40; rent SOS $500
10 rooms: Bush St; rent $37 50; only. -. S4oO
IS rooms; q unfurnished: rent $45. $500
35 rooms; transient; lease. se.............. $500
rooms: Post St; rent $32; only. $3.50
u rooms; Polk St; partially furnished $3.50
ATTENTIONi-To RENT. "A rooms FUR
NISHED par excellence; MODERN steam
heat; PRIVATE baths; elevator; GRAND
entrance; CENTRAL location; viii LEASE
for 8 years HINKLEY. 1920 Market st
ATTENTIONATO RENT. IA rooms FUR
NISHED par excellence; MODERN steam
heat PRIVATE BATHS; elevator; GRAND
entrance; CENTRAL location Will LEASE
for years. HINKLEY, 1920 Market st.
A --JosEPH sKIRM-------
Eddy St, room ~. Phone Green 631.
SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL I,
GRAND SUNNY CORNER: so rooms; .
floors: years lease; best location north OF
Market: quarter sawed oak; brand-new car
pets; STRICTLY an APARTMENL HOUSE,
clears S21O over all expenses; COST over
s4T25 20 to furnish; to see is to appreciate;
only a SMALL AMOUNT Of CASH is neces-
! sary: must go this week asking $35oo.
A-$3250: LODGING HOUSE of 33 rooms
clearing S25O per month: lease: located close
10 Market and Powell sts.; all sunny rooms
furniture hrst-class; not all cash required.
call r G. WILKE 261s Kearny st
A-S95O: LODGING HOUSE of 20 rooms: rent
S100: located close to Market and Stockton;
good furniture and first-class paying. r. G.
WILKE 26lh Kearny ST.
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LopGINc Housas FoR sALE-con.

A CAMERON & CO. Phone South 1850
: Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for rooming houses. hotels and
all kinds of business chances.
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THEs@CALL

4 1IU eS3# NAAA
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i54@ lonnUllaum5 70 IgR KaEAUGHI. Manager
". ]. MARTIN Business Manager
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE
C. GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building
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BRANCH OFFICES
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ANOTHER. GREAT CUT IN PRICES.
PAuL DEsTINE.

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EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT AND DAY SCHOOLS for men and
working boys; instruction from the nth
grade to preparation for the university; day
school of interest to all men; business meth
ods a speciality; personal attention given;
thirty Instructors private coaching; night
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California and Stanford University; indus
trial classes men have the advantage of our
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other privileges of the association IL desired;
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nations; young men. strangers coming 10 the
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ployment agency for all graduates OF our
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moral institution; our work is indorsed by all
the leading business and professional men Oh
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more than 115 universities and colleges in the
United States; mechanical. freehand draw
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other schools. tuition less. instruction supe-
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but Ito make men; especially advantageous
TO young men coming from the Interior Caii
or write for descriptive catalogue, the Young
Men - Christian Association Institute OF Prac-
tical Education for Men and Boys. II. j. Nc
COY. General Secretary, San Francisco Ad- Nd,
dress all communications to LIE ROY BURNS
SMITH, Educational Director
AYRES the leading business college. 72S Mar
ket st; established Is years; life scholarship.
$50; bookkeeping. shorthand. touch typing,
arithmetic, spelling, ETC.: positions secured; ;
and furniture January 1. Catalogue free
NEW juvenile department of the Paul Gerson
School of Acting now open; applicants re-
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WRITE to California Business College for In
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THE I,yceum an accredited preparatory school
for the university. law and medical colleges;
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HINMAN'S Academy; thorough school of
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between Pine and California; both adult and
children's classes are now open for the season.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. "a POST. 5.
F.-Bookkeeping shorthand. touch typing.
languages, telegraphy. English branches; day
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A LARGER and better school than ever; enter
at II you desire good position: Gregg
shorthand Ellis bookkeeping. S. F. Business
College, 1886 Market St
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220 rooms; new and up-to-date apartment
house; luxuriously furnished; ar-contraets
for cheap lighting; grand building; clear
ing $500 to 5000 per month; obliged to leave
city
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30 rooms; rent sos; fine location all on
floors; years lease; clears 500; full; $1,000.
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AYRES, the leading business college. 723 Mar
ket St: established is years; life scholarship.
$50; bookkeeping shorthand, touch typing,
arithmetic. spelling, etc; positions secured
the college refurnished with new typewriters
and furniture January 1. Catalogue free.
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CEREMONIAL session Zerin Kapi -
s"RR1s be Rsid ~ r6-NI5H4 s. e q x * o.olodR S5 Es
Alemania Hall, l2l Eddy St HNyNE9 e
By order Of r. " No A
NUMAN ROSE. Secretary.
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIN
C.. GEORGE kROGNESS. Marquette Builoii
I-ong Distance Telephone, Central 2olS }
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HELP yANTED-FEMALE.


2 COOKS small sanitariums. ..............S3 SIS
Cook washing, American family $50
Cook. small restaurant. ...-........ $50
3 SecOnd girls. ..s -e-u-r-
Chambermaid, private family $50
Chambermaid, wait one meal.............S25
Chambermaid and waiting. resOrt........Sz0
HOusewOrk on ranch --.-.-....-.-........S2 S25
Cashier for phone parIors. --.-...--- 81. week
wages. Apply TO ]. F. CROSETT & Co.
334 Sutter st.
A MOTHER and daughter, S45: Iaundrsss, $50;
second girls, S25; cook. $50; housegirl, $50;
ranch cook. S25; hOusek keeper, S25. MRS.
NORTON, S1S Sutter st.
A-WANTED-Girls to learn hairdressinz
manicuring. ETC.: trade taught from A to z
in 2 weeks; S5 TO those entering now; 3 pO-
sitiOns TO NIL Immediately; positions guaran-
teed at SO per week up leading school in
West 233 Geary ST., room Is.
A-Girls TO learn millinery now for spring sea-
son; both seasons taught from start to finish
in 1 month for SIS; positions Is trimmers.
salesladtes, etc. guaranteed at SO per w< up;
day and evening class 14S Stockton St. r 13-
A-LADIES to learn all branches hairdressinR
trade. manicuring, massage, etc. 1886 Mar
ket St, cor. Jones, room "a: positions secured
at highest wages; day and eve. class; call.
wages: steady employment Apply at once.
AMES HARRIS, 100 Sacramento St
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS;
Sherman House. 7 90. News Co. Great
No-rhern Hotel. fremont House: Auditorium
E0-lI- Palmer House
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TELEPHoNE

Ask f-r THE CALL The Operator WI Con-
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5oHE D. sPEECKELs. Proprietor.
it..s8 lcnmIIn8um5 70 John KcBAUGHT. Manager
". ]. MARTIN. Business Manager
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u rooms; cheap rent; fine downtown tran
Fient house; can clear $3.50 per month above
all expenses; always full; snap; $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-17
AGENTS wANTED-Continued.

ANLNIS y n 4 y D--N OENIEI Ut-us
BALTIMORE FIRE HORROR
harvest: biE money selling my vivid and
realistic combination picture OF the dsas-
trous and terrible Baltimore fire and horrible
Chicago IroQuois Thcater holocaust, with
many other interesting features. most awful
and dreadful disaster for years; over 600
lives ana 500. 600 go of property lost; ac-
tive workers wanted everywhere; be quick;
everybody wants TO buy; sample loci doz.,
ST 700 for Sc: no free samples JAMES
LEE, l32 Van Buren St. Chicago.
EVERYWHERE in California: solicitors TO
sell kushion Komfort Shoes; modern i'm
provements; hysienic. pneumatic; permanent
business in exclusive territory; liberal terms
Agency. 1888 Broadway, Oakland.
NANTED-Agents; salary or commission.
11Sls Ellis St, second floor. room G.
AGENTS wanted-Ladies and gentlemen. 927
Market St, room 30.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-17

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS;
waldorf Astoria Hotel A hretano. 81
Union Square. Murray Hin Hotel; Flfth ave
uue Eo,el and hoffman House
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-17

7r-.--t.s+f--- .fT.o Market and Third : r
EDITORIAL Room .2I1 10 Dbl Stevenson 81
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-17

5 rooms;i Geary; rent 500 fire little home
rooms; rented for $25 price $500.