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Fifteen Cents Cotton

is good for the pocket; but it takes
Our New Discovery for that bad taste
in the mouth every morning, and that
old weak back and tired, dull feeling
when you get up. The only 81 liquid
preparation sold with an absolute
guarantee with each bottle for all
blood and skin diseases, nervousness,
liver and kidney troubles. You rur
no risk whatever in buying Our New
Discovery. Your druggist will sign
the guarantee. Sold by j. B. Ken
dirk.
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HE BEGINS AT THE BOTTOM.
Son OF Millionaire Works Every Day
and Carries a Dinner Pail.

and Carries a Dinner Pail.
Young George Westinghouse, Of
Pittsburg, son of the inventor of the
air brake and millionaire many times
over, graduated from Yale last year,
and now he is a laborer in the West
inghouse air brake plant. He wears
blouse and jumpers, carries tin din
ner pail, is treated as the other work
men are treated, and is to work his
way through all departments as other
apprentices are required to do. When
he gets through he will know the bust
ness from bottom to top, and will know
how to manage the plant. Not many
sons of rich men have the nerve and
good sense to avail themselves of the
advantage of the great value of labor
and practical knowledge, but those
who do become not merely the inheri-
tors of wealth, but the makers OF
wealth, successful managers of men
and leaders of affairs.
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Within the past few months dealers
at Hartselle, Ala, on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad. have shipped
25, 900 quail to the northern markets.
North Alabama is fast becoming to be
one of the greatest quail sections of
the south. Numerous parties from the
northern and western states have been
in that section during the present
winter hunting quail. All have had
success.
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HOMING PIGEONS RETURN.
Birds Are Back in Albany After an
Absence of Eight Months.

Birds Are Back in Albany After an
Absence of Eight Months.
A pair of homing pigeons that had
been away from their loft in Albany
for about eight months have just re-
turned. The birds belonged to H. Y.
Terrell, who sold them, with three
other pairs, to a resident of New Or
leans, where the birds were carried
last summer. It is presumed that the
birds managed to escape a few days
ago. One of the pair showed up
Thursday. 1t lit on chimney at Mr..
Ferrell's house, was overcome by the
smoke and fell down into the fire.
Though scorched, it was not badly
injured. The other bird showed up
Friday, entering its cote.
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lBNESS TALLULAH FALLS?
|oMMERCrAhIsM TO LAY ITS
oprEDY HANDS UPON THEM.

80 Rit Of Georgia Scenery Is Men
.ced by the DespoiIers of Nature
Will Re Made to Run Wheels.
Add en- il seems, cOmmercialism is
rrosn and mar beautiful Tallulah
SoHs There is no such rare bit of
,ororv on this continent outside OF
h Yosemite valley as that at Tallu-
n and there are critics who have pro-
.ounced the Georgia gorge and falls
even more facinating and altogeth-
charming than those of the famed
sational park of the west. The rug
ad beauty of Tallulah has delighted
Beneration after generation OF Geor-
hans and others and inspired them to
higher conception of nature and
kod If there are sermons in stones
he Jagged precipices of Tallulah
3 lave preached them to thousands OF
we'd admirers, to the accompaniment
Z the music of the dashing and foam
Dg waters rushing down from the
fountains. The legends of the falls,
Indian loves and tradegies, are po-
Ntic in the extreme and are as numer-
us almost as the bOulders of the
#orge These legends have been cele-
rated by some of the sweetest OF
American singers, Lanier among them.
fhe spirit of poetry and romance
sharacterizes the place. 1t is one of
Sature's choicest scenic gifts to man.
Butcommercialism knows nothing OF
bis, cares nothing of it. Commercial
Bm sees only a volume Of water flow
b. over rocks twenty, thirty and
brty feet high, and calculates how
luch horse power might be developed
sy that flow of water in a given time.
10 commercialism there is nothing
BEAUTIFUL except a machine that grinds
NuJ dollars, unless it possibly be the
Bower that actuates the machine. Set
a turning the crank Of a mill that will
rind a grist of money. Tallulah will
Rem charming in the extreme to COM
RercialiSm. Imagine Bridal Veil fall
RWing logs, or majestic Tempesta gin
ling cotton! Think of Horse Shoe
Bend as mill site, and the magnifi-
eent cliff across the river covered with
Patent medicine signs. That is com
hercialism's idea of scientific beauty.
The pity is that the falls are private
property and hence subject to barter
ind sale like any other real estate
p private hands. They ought to be
Ruolc property, perpetually set aside
Is park and made secure against
vandalism. 1t was bad enough when
ne picturesque Toccoa falls were set
70 turning a wheel, AMI its immeas-
kraoly worse that the incompatible
aIlulah Falls should be menaced by
peSpollers of nature. There are in
Vulnerable waterfalls in Georgia that
Allgnt be set to turning wheels to very
koGd advantage. but there is only one
aIIuIah, and when that is spoiled the
oSS Will be unreasonable
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Lame Back.

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles, and may be
cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Rain two or three times a day and
rnbhinc the parts vigorously at each
application. If this does not afford
relief, bind on a piece OF flannel
slightly dampened with Pain Balm,
and ouik relief is almost sure to fol-
low. Sold by DAWSON DRUG Co.
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Attacked.

Saws Mrs. Nancy Stoddard of Foun-
tain Inn, S. c.. 81 was attacked by
that terrible monster you call rheuma-
tism. Our New Discovery was rec
commended to me by our druggist, and
after taking two bottles that great
monster of trouble and suffering was
forced to take its fight. L gladly rec
ommend it to any suffering with rheu-
matism." Sold by j. b. Kendrlck'
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How to Avoid Pneumonia.

lou can avoid pneumonia and other
IerlouS results from a cold by taking
oley's Honey and Tar. 1t stops the
Pough and expeIs the cold from the
ySIem, as tits mildly laxative. Refuse
"a! out she genuine in the yellow pack
lnge. Sold by Hendricks Drug Store,
lawson, Ca, and H. A. Wall, BrOn-
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success.
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w.NrEp-MALE-contlnued.

tories. $40 to $50 and found
* bows for box factories; SASH and
door works, 50 to S12 week
Edgernan, $50 and found, screw
turner, $50 and found screw tuIne,,
sbinniie mi .alii SAWYER. $50 and found; tree
felIeTs and crosscut sawyers. and
men for all classes of work IN woods,
mills and yards. big wages;
TEAMSTERSIIli17AS5St I;ls Ii1S5t4S SSISESsS' HfE4H
EAMSTERS-F'ree Fare
o teamsfers. fare 35c. $3.50 day;
1eamsters. free fare. 40 miles away,
hoard in hotel $3.50; 40 teamSters,
wagon and scrapers in san Fran-
cisco and Oakland. SO 10 S--OV uaS'
LABORERS
IN FACTORY.
90 laborers. big factory, Sl5-5O week.
steady job
12 laborers. smeIter Co, board IN no.
tel, fare paid, $6f ,2,09,oDr- ,20,
WAREHOUSE WORK.
Ia men for warehouse work, steady
% iaborers. warehouse and car
work. country, fare paid, $3.50.
500 laborers for factories. ware
TO sS75 dsy. sS5 to $50 and found
DRILLETtS and ROCkMEsN.
10 drilIers, fare 25c. $500 day. 10
drillers around steam shower. Sz-9V
day: 20 drillers and rockmen' quarry
IN DEAR OLD
FRISCO.
1850 labOrers for different Jobs. sucn
as removing debris. helping car caI
penterS. loading cars. WarenouSe
work. helping on new buildings;
cleaning bricks. etc, etc. wages -
MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth ST.. Oakland
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HOTEI, DEPARTNIENT.

Cook. boat. bay. $40; cook, restau-
rant. Oakland. $50 week; cook IN >
F., SIT week: cooks, country hOtels
s35 TO $40 and i'd; second cook, no.
tel. fare s1.25. $50; third cook, S4S
and found.
Ranch cook. 6 men. fare soc. $50 and
and i'd: waiter, club. Oakland. $35 and
i'd: walters. same hotel. country,
$50 and i'd; 10 walters, different.JooS,
hotels. resorts. etc. $50 to $40 and rd-
13 dishwaShers. kitchen hands, pan
trymen, veGetablemen, etc. etc, city
and country. S25 to $40 and I'd.
porters. bellboy. elevator boys. ETC.
Baker. country shop. $40 and I'd sec.
bakers helpers, city and country. go
to $40 and I'd.
Butchers, Sausagemaker, etc.
MURRAY & READY,
$50 Sixth St. Oakland.
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MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
MECHANICS FOR ALL CLASSES

MECHANICS FOR ALL CLASSES
WORK
Blacksmith, R. r. camp. $3.50 day,
2 machinists. mill machinery work.
$3.50 day.
FOR A LARGE MANUFACTURING co.
blacksmiths. no shOeing. $3.50 day.
5 cabinet makers, S3.25 and $3.50 day.
machine hands, shaper hands,
sticker hands, tenoner hand; wages "a
Tool sharpener, large mine, north,
Blacksmith. mining company, ss.5O
5 blacksmiths. no shoeing. s2.25 and
$3.50 day
Pipe litter and lay sewer pipe. s2.75
Wire weaver .on mattresses. $3.50 day.
Wagon maker. country shop; mill
Leverman. clam shell dredger, SIS
and found.
Concrete flnisher, good wages.
Sheet iron worker, carriage paint
ers, IL blacksmiths, sawmills, dredgers
mines and shops-good wages.
Iron molders. Nevada, steady job
Wood-turners and pattern makers.
CARPENTERS. CARPENTERS.
TO REBUILD FRISCO.
25 carpenters, large company 81 day.
so carpenters and helpers, $3.50 and
$3.50 day.
Rough carpenters, sawmin company,
SIS and found.
is carpenters for mines, factories and
shop work Ss,TlSs $50, atoI 81 and g day day
car repairers, Sawmill company, $50
BRIDGE CARPENTERS.
10 bridge carpenters. w. p. R. r.
work S120 month. fare returned
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth ST., Oakland.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

AT CoSTIGAN & cos
Employment Agency
San Francisco Offices Located at
Oakland Office:
45S SIXTH st. Phone. Oakland 271
Free. Fare--Speeial--Shipments Free
Weed-Siskiyou County-Weed
Free Fare Today.
20 laborers, company work, 81 to
s2.40 day.
Free Fare Today.
Wyo-S. P. Co.'S Own Work-Wyo.
20 laborers, ballasting and track
work, So; no discount; board $3.50
week; company's work.
Free Fare North-Glenn County.
s. P. Co.'S Own Work-Ship Today
Call Early.
20 laborers and trackmen, 81 day.
Free Fare South-Free Fare.
Steady Job-Company Work
Good Wages.
200 laborers. south to San Luis Obs
po, Santa Barbara and Burbank
Free Fare.
Comprehension Francisco-Car-
penterS.
$50 good carpenters, mostly heavy
rough work, $36 per week, days
work $36 per week, board and room
anywhere you like; also carpenters
for finish work $3.50 to s5 day.
Carpenters helpers, San Francisco.
$3.50 day, board yourself, San Fran
cisco.
years job. $50 month.
$50 laborers. city, 8 hours, s2.25 day.
150 teamsters, two-horse wagons, San
Francisco, $3.50 day.
Bridge carpenters, south, fare S2.70,
$3.50 day.
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BOYS wanted-Western Union Tele-
graph, 2407 California st.
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HELP WANTED MALE = Continued.

HELP WANTED - MALE - Continued
MURRAY & READY.
Leading Employment and Labor Agents
Formerly 6S4-636 Clay ST. 5. h
NOW LOCATED AT
469 Sixth ST., Oakland.
Phone oakland 1861.
San Francisco Office Located
Tenth and Market SITS.
COME HOME-CoME HOME
TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP.
MURRAY & READY open today
house. with 800 beds, at 10th and
Market sts., S F.. and the price is
only CSC per night.
We are going to do something else
MURRAY & READY,
Tenth and Market stss
San Francisco.
HERE IS MORE NEWS FOR YOU.
MURRAY & READY'S OFFICES
Are Located at
Tenth and Market SITS, San Fran
cisco. Cal.
4ss Sixth st. near Broadway. Oak
1921 Fourth ST.. bet. and K. Sac
ramento, Cal
Bird Z HIIn,toon's, opposite Court
viii open this week Bakersheld.
Cal.
VIII open tomorrow Stockton. Cal.
127 and 12S S. Los Angeles ST., Los
Angeles, Cal
Will open weeks in Ell Paso.
Texas
viii open weeks in New Orleans.
YOU GET FREE TRANSPORTATION
FROM ALL ABOVE OFFICES.
,,rr TO THE NORTH r,pr
FREE f'46hi T6 THE GREAT !. lFNA Af'A
. MOUNT SHASTA. ..--
Shasta Co. Weed .Siskiyou Co.
200 laborers.. steady work. $40 and
found, straight time.
200 labOrers. $2.25 day.
100 laborers, . and horses, 81 to
1925 day.
Drillers, rockmen. blacksmiths. cooks.
etc.
FREE FARE. SHIP TONIGHT,
IDAHO. LEWISTON.
s9.75-That's all it costs s9.75-
That's all.
500 men for railroad work that is be-
ing done in Washington and Idaho;
laborers, rockmen, drillers. $2.25 day
and up. We ship daily via Portland.
Riparia. Fare and fee 1915.
Are You Going?
NOW
TO THE BEAUTIFUL
YOSEMITE VALLEY.
500 laborers, $3.50.
200 drillers and rockmen, SIS.
100 trackmen, spikers, trackmen. SIS.
Special reduced fares-2 years job.
YOU KNOW ABOUT
THE NEW AND GREAT
WESTERN PACIFIC r. r.
We will shin you to work-Free Fare.
5000 teamsters. laborers. drillers,
rockmen, machine drillers. ETC., 81
to S2.75 and s3 day.
Work from Oakland to Beckwith
Pass.
FREE FARE.
200 laborers, extra gangs and section
work, north and south.
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St. Oakland.
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an ANIGD-ror - the German Old req
assist in kitchen and dinins-room
and make himself generally useful;
wages SIS. Inquire Altenheim, Fruit
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Publication Office ..... Market and Third. S. F.
Editorial Rooms. ........ Market and Third SITS.
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ask for The CALI The Operator VIII Connect
Nou With the Department You Wish.
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MEETING NOTICES.

AIONTENE-
GRIN L. and b. Society.
Our regular meeting
viii take place TO-
@. NIGHT at s o'clock in
the Servian Club Hall,
s25 Golden Gate ave,
and viii meet in the
same place first and
third Wednesday even
ings of each month.
All members are re-
Quested TO send new
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AND OLD ADDRESS in order to insure a
prompt and correct compliance with their re-
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MAIN BRANCH:
r. iG5l Fillmore Street Near Post.
OAKLAND OFFICE:
1916 Broadway. Telephone Oakland 1888
ALAMEDA OFFICE:
1888 Psrk Street. Near Santa Clara Avenue
Phone Alsmeda $50.
BERKELEY OFFICE:
2i4s Center Street. .....-. Telephone North az
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf f-Astoria Hotel; A. Brentano. 81
Onion Square; Murray uin Hotel; Fifth-aye-
p aye Hotel and Hoffman House.
CHICAGO NEWS STAND:
Sherman House: p. O. News CO..; Great
Northern Hotel. fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel; Palmer House
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
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BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco Call.
corner Market and Third streets: open until
II O'Clock every night in the year.
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MEETING NoTrcEs-CoatInued.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant
to the call of stockholders OF the
San Francisco Gas and Electric Com
pany holding more than one-half ca
OF the capital stock of said Company. [.
a meeting of said stockholders Will
be held at the office of the Company
at 100 O'Farrell street in the city
and county of San FRANCISCO, Stale
of California. on the 5th day of july
pose Of eiecting a Board of Directors
OF the San Francisco Gas and Elec-
trio Company, and for the transac-
tion of any other business when may
properly come before said meeting.
CHAS. l. BARRETT
Secretary San Francisco Gas and
Electric Company.
Dated June 4, 1906.
meetings every MONDAY EVENING
at o'clock in Saint Mungo building,
corner Fillmore St and Golden Gate
ave. Members cordially invited
Fargo & Co., Sc. cor. Franklin ST.
and Golden Gate ave.
q. II. J. BREMNER, Secretary, Taft
Pennoyer. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO Camp No: 437,. W: o;
W-Members are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral of our late
neighbor, ABRAHAM MORRIS. from
his late residence, 2Sl7 Sacramento
st. at 9:45 o'clock a. m Interment
l. o. KAISER, c. C.
CHAS. STRAUB. Clerk
LIQUOR dealers, attention. joint
meeting of the California Liquor
Dealers Association and Knights of
the Royal Arch will be held TO-DAY
TUESDAY at ,o'colck. at Eagles
Hall, 1875 Market st. opp. Cough.
Very important Don't fail to attend.
BY order of joint committee
JOHN HOIST. Chairman.
WILLIAM CLACK. Secretary.
SPECIAL meeting of the Journeymen
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters
Local No. 442, United Association, on
THURSDAY EVENING, June p, in
Symposium Hall, 2616 Mission St.
near Twenty Fines for nom
". KELLY. President
ONEIDA Council No q, D. of P, will
meet FRIDAY EVENING. June -, at
o'clock. at 925 Golden Gate ave.
fourth door, and will meet every
Friday thereafter. instead of Thurs
day.
S. .ElUMMERLANDER, Pocahontas.
THE FRATERNAI. BROTHERHOOD
Lodges meet as follows: Aurora,
San Francisco. Thursdays; Prosress.
Fridays at 1164A O Farrell st. Golden
Gate meets Wednesdays at Atm ave.
and Clement st. Mission meets at
Stricker's Hall. 2Sth and Churcn.
GENERAL Masonic Relief Beard. 115i
O'Farrell St Open daily, 10 a. m. TO
p. m, Sundays and holidays excepted.
Phone West 1892
HARRY J. LASK. Secretary.
AAIITY Rebekah Lodge No. 161, l. O.
o. F.. viii meet hereafter in Wyan-
dotte Hall, Jefferson Square building,
925 Golden Gate ave, commencing
June %.
PAULINE DOWNIE, n. G.
ROYAL Arcanum. Buena Vista Council
No. 1904. meets at King solomon 5
THURSDAY, June 21, S p. m.
FIDELITY Lodge No. l20, F. and a. NJ
Relief committee meets at 1880 p
m. each TUESDAY and FRIDAY al
2IsO Sutter ST. BY order of the w NJ
FREDERICK BARRY, Sec.
1. Q. O. F.. Al. U.-1eadquarters of re-
lief committee viii be open from &c
s o'clock on MONDAY, WEDDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS only
Z. .. FARRELL, Chairman.
THE Swedish Ladies Society viii meet
every third THURSDAY of the month
at the Swedish Lutheran Church, cor
ner Fifteenth and Dolores St
ALTAHAdOS WEDNESDAYS. D.
m, 81 Webster st. J. HARRY HUTAFF,
S62 McAilister ST; > to T.
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BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES.

FOR sale-2-chair barber shop; we'll
located in Oakland; lease; snap;
going away. Address 104 Eleventh
ST., Oakland.
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The secretary $50 Laguna St Of
fee Servian Cemetery, new address,
20 Clay 81. Z. T. BALICH. Pres.
JOHN SEROFlCH. Secretary.
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
STEPHEN B. SMITH 30 Tribune Buildin
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AGRICULTURAL DEPT.
HAYMAK S-HARVEST.
DIARIES.
FARMS.
nD CHAP PDS

AGRICULTURAII DEPT.
HAYMAKERS-HA
DIARIES.
FARMS.
ORCHARDS.
325 men for hay and harvest fields
s1.50 to $3.50 day and I'd.
73 teamsters. farmers, orchard and
yineyard hands, $50 to S1.50 day and
i'd; buttermakers and mixers, chore-
men, ETC.; teamsters and sack sewers
MARRIED HELP.
Farmer and wife, LasSen Co, $40 and
i'd. fare paid; II farmers and wives,
other places
cooks and wives. hotels and camps.
mixers. wife cook, few men.
Laundry man and wife. country.
MISCELLANEOUS
Experienced milk wagon driver, 500
Steam shovel foreman. S125 I'D.
Washer and run engine. country
laundry. SIS week
Engineer gasoline hoist. mine. SIS.
Young man as clerk. $40 week to
start.
Butcher for shop, Oakland, s12 week.
10 laborers. warehouse, near Oak
Camp cook and helper, $50 and SIS I'd.
25 laborers, warehouse work, SO day
LOOK.
FIREMEN.
SAILORS-COOKS.
STEAMERS. LABORERS. BOATS.
10 firemen for steamers, short trips
$50 and found. with soc overtime;
average $50 to S95 month
% sailors; good boats; $50 and found
and overtime.
80 laborers for boats. $50 and found.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
CLERK, this Office who can typewrite.
MURRAY & READY. 469 Sixth ST.,
YoU-GO-TO
THE GOLD AND SILVER
Mines-COAL and COPPER-Mines
IA machine miners. $50 to $3.50:
timbermen, gold quartz mine. north
$50; 80 miners, hand work, s75 to $50
miners, gold mine. Plumas Co.. 500
miners. Sierra Co, $50; miners
Calaveras, S2.75 day; 10 miners, fare
81, SIS; 22 muckers, gold mines. S2.25
to $3.50 day; s carmen. s2.25; rs Ia
ence needed, any man can labor
around the mines. $40. to $55 and I'd.
10 men TO learn mining, $50.
TOOL SHARPENER.
Tool sharpener and blacksmith. mine,
north, $105.
Carpenter, mine. south, 500: engineer
run gasoline hoist for mine, SIS; 4
brick masons. mine. CO., 81 day. long
.es Sass. 80 BACK TO THE.
............. WOODS ........
SAWMILLS :. YARDS SAWMILLs
4..-f...s FAR Il PAID.
:. BEAUTIFUL -MENDOCINO co. =.
25 laborers for lumber CO.: fare paid
no experience needed; you'll do; sac
to $50 and found ship Sunday a. m
EUREKA
HUMBOLDT co. HUMBOLDT co
HALF RATE FARE. s3.5O.
35 men for laborers in woods, yards
mills. no experience needed, $40 and
found; half rate fare. s2.54.
10 lumber pliers, north. steady work
SIS.
40 men for woods. S65 to $85: 10 Ia
borers, woods. mills, yards, Tehama
Co.. $40 and found
10 laborers, woods in Sonoma Co.
free fare. $40 to $50 and found
20 men for planning mills. box fac
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-20

A HUNDRED firemen and brakemen on
California, New York and other rail-
roads; age 20 to 80. strong. good
sight and hearing; experience un-
necessary; firemen $50 TO 500 month
ly, become engineers and earn $500;
brakemen $40 to $50 monthly, become
conductors and earn S150; positions
awaiting competent men; send stamp
for particulars; name position pre-
ferred. Railway Association, room
203B, 1895 Geary ST., $. f.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-20

WANTED-1000 men for permanent
employment on steam schooners,
coastwise trade.
Sailors, s45 to $50 per month and
found.
Firemen, $50 per month and found;
mostly oil burners.
Stewards. $40 per month and found.
Cooks, S65 to $40 per month and
found.
GaIieymen. $50 per month and
found.
Cabinmen, $50 per month and
found.
Overtime to sailors and firemen, SOC
per hour Overtime shall be consid-
cred all work done after 5 p. m. and
before a m. on workdays, on Sun
days or holidays, all national holi-
days and all State holidays in States
where vessel may be at the time.
Apply w. B. SWEARS.
Pacific Mail Dock
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