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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

Hyrum Mackay 10 Leonore Mackay
Beckstead, land IN section ",
Edward b, Wicks to y. w. Evans,
part OF lot S, block .. j.acre plata {
\, w, Evans to Edward b. WlckA
part or lot ., block 0, 5.acre plat
y ''''..', -...,,...s,., .,,,,..........
Hector A. McRao TO X. X. Hardy,
part Of lot T. block "a. plat y "a, l.
lgnaz Paul TO Chas. Il. Margetts,
part OF lot Q, block q, plat A -. l.
Geo w Forgey to Fl. c. Hoffman
ley sub. ...........,........'
., NJ Brown and wife 10 II. 4. Hon-
man lots and l. block ?, Marion
fdFk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Grace u. Backman 10 l.. f..
Sprague, lots - aud H. block z
LangtOn Park ....,..
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS.
s. Louis March 23.--Wool. steady Ter
rtory and western medium 92aI5; fine
medium aQ2j; fine, lSql.
LONDON.
London March "a superior selec-
ron Of wool amounting TO 1896 bales was
orered al the sales today. Light con-
uliloned mcrnos sold freely to an see
IONS cross BREEDS were In active re-
quest and especially for the home trade:
ana some medium grades were taken for
America Americans also bought good
.omblngs greasy at high prices Scoureds
were w good demand for France. Cape
Of Good Hope was firm.
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NEW MALAD TRAIN.


The oregon Short Line viii put on ~
special train from Malad City Ida.
direct TO Salt Lake and return during
conference, giving that city two dallv
trains At the present time It Is tho
intention of the operating department.
10 make this new train permanent
thereby affording Malad good railway
service, The train, which Is adyertiseJ
as being effective April TO inclusive
IL TO leave Malad at 1880 a. IN. and ar.
rive In this city AT 1895. Returning the
train leaves for Malad and Intermediate,
points at 4;05 p. IN.
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Indirectly, moro forclbly some
times than directly said Senator For
aker at a dinner "a man may be ac-
cused
called her cook one morning and said.
Mary, come and take the parrot
out Of the bedroom al once The mas
ter has lost his collar BUTTON"
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago March 23.-Cattle Receipts, q
90, market slow, prices steady. Beeves,
,Old6 50, cows and hcifers, $40. 40;
stockers and feeders. 2i5ni,SO; Texans,
3ijd4G0.
Hogs-Recelpts. 10000 market cents
higher: estimated tomorrow, 1900. Mixed
and butchers, G.2jd650: good heavy, "a
1850; rough heavy, 6.2ja6.30 lights, G.2ja
So: pigs. 6.05d6.30: bulk, 6.4Od8.l5.
Sheep Receipts 5000. Sheep, 3.epd6 Is !;
lambs, 41546 50.
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\ BABY.

should be sunshine In the home and will
he II you give II Whites Cream Verm-
fugc, the greatest worm medicine ever Of
fered TO suffering humanity This remedy
Is becoming the pelmaucnt fixture OF well
regulated hcuschods-A mother. with
children. can't get along without bottle
Of Whites Cream Nermlfuge IN the house.
Il IL the purest aud hest medicine that
money can buy Sold By T. G.. NJ. T. Drug
Dept ~ and lli south Main Street u
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN

Liverpool March 2.-Close: Wheat
May, IS, 7hdl July, 6s, ID. Weather cold
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas city, March 23.-Cattle- Re-.
ceip,s 1000. market steady Native
steers I, 25Hj.Sj, native cows and heifers,
?&ajl5. stockers and FEEDERS s.00pi. Is +;
bulls, 3.l56425; calves, 3.oOd10o. west /.
ern fed steers, 3.iju5,2j. western fed
cows, 2.75di5o.
Hogs--Receipts COO. market . cents
higher Bulk. eliH63c; heavy. 6.2JaG.35,
packers, 6.l516.322; pigs ana Lights. %
Qs&.
Muttons, lj0q5,Q0. lambs 5 8ydG.50: range
welhers, asa $50. fed ewes l. 25dj q.
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MEErrNG NorrcEs-continucd.
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.
The city office OF the above society IS
now located at the German Hospital,
north wing Scott-st. entrance, where
all dues should be paid. Members and
subscribers are requested to kindly no
tify US of change of address to enable
US TO make collections.
Hours of our city physicians at the
hospital:
DR.. A L. Draper-10 a IN. to Il m;
Dr. Max Salomon--l p. m. to p m;
Sundays and holidays, II a. m. to II M.
DR.. Adolph Rosenthal (oculist)-9 a.
m. to 10 a. N.
Dr.. +. w. Westphal (dentist, at
11O9 Franklin st.-Hours, l to D. m;
Saturdays, 8 to 1880 a.
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NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant
TO the call of stockholders of the
San Francisco Gas and Electric Conn
pany holding more than one-haf (32)
of the capital stock OF said Company,
a meeting of said stockholders viii
be held at the office of THO Company
at 100 O'Farreu street, in the city
and county of San Francisco State
of California, on the 5th day of July,
1906. at 80 o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose Of electing a Board of DIRECTORS
OF the san Francisco Gas and Elec-
trio Company. and for the transac-
tion Of any other business which may
properly come before said meeting.
CHAS. l.. BARRETT,
Secretary San Francisco Gas and
Electric Company.
Dated June 4. 1906.
CROCKETT Lodge No. 1873. +. and A.
M.-AIl members requiring assistance
are requested to apply TO the follow
ing committee: Peter Harder, 81 Scott
st; \. Frankenberg, 625 Devisadero
st; G. II. Moulton, 2451 Folsom St;
NJ. B. Mergen, 207s Bush St; J. P.
Court, 90 Boyce St Members who
have not changed their address are
requested to send change to either
WM. KAHN, w. NJ, 1882 Ellis ST., or
r. II. MCPHERSON. Sec, 261S Sutter.
GOLDEN GATE Lodge No 2O4, L Q. o. F.
All members in need of assistance
viii please meet the committee on
distribution next FRIDAY EVEN
ING, June Is, at s o'clock. at 1858
Folsom st. near Twenty sixth.
Widows of deceased members will
please send their address to $50 Wal
Ter st.
c. R. McLAUCHLAN, R. S.
SAINT andrews SocIety-Regular
meetings every MONDAY EVENING
at o'clock in Saint Mungo building,
corner Fillmore st. and Golden Gate
ave. Members cordially invited,
t c. LAWSON, President, Wells,
Fargo & Co, Sc. cor. Franklin st.
and Golden Gate ave.
@. II. J. BREMNER, Secretary, Taft
& Pennoyer, Oakland.
GENERAL Masonic Relief Board. 1854
O'Farrell st. Open daily, 10 a. m. to
p. m, Sundays and holidays excepted.
Phone West 1902.
HARRY J. LASK, Secretary.
l. o. o. r, NJ C.-Headquarters OF re-
lief committee viii be open from 6 to
o'clock on MONDAY, WEDDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS only.
Z. D. FARRELL. Chairman.
ALTAHMOS ibe-WEDNESDAYS. s p.
m. 81 Webster st. J. HARRY HUTAFF,
S62 McAlliSter St; to 4.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
UNITARIAN HEADQUARTERS.

UNITARIAN HEADQUARTERS
First Church, Geary and Franklin sts.
Bradford Leavitt. Minister.
Cnitarians and others connected
with the church or not, who desire
assistance, relief, information or en-
pleyment, viii be cheerfully assisted
in sympathetic and confidential way,
WITHOUT REGARD TO CREED.
Headquarters open every day from 10
10 4 O'Clock. Sunday services, Cen
tury Club Hall, Suffer and Franklin
SITS. II a. m.
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1eAlH anu SIS
FREE-FARE-FRE
NEW r. r. WORKS.
To beautiful SISkIYOU and SHASTA
counties.
150 LABORERS. WEED: free fare.
$50 TRANSFERS, WEED: free fare.
Rockmen and drillers.
r. r. WORK, WASHINGTON and
IDAHO.
SPECIAL RATES.
Riparia and Lewiston r. r SHIP
DAILY.
500 laborers, rockmen. and drillers;
1915 fare and fee is all it costs you.
SPECIAL RATE. CHEAP FARES.
YOSEMITE r. Il.
500 laborers. roekmen. drillers. spik-
ers and trackmen. $3.50 day
FARE P-AID-R. r. WORK
100 CREEKS, ITALIANS, MEM
CANS AUSTRIANS; boss here; ship
Monday and pay your fare.
If you want r. r. work we can ship
you. Call and see us.
Oakland
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STEADY WORK. FOR A LARGE
OMPANY-BOARD IN HOTEL
Is laborers. short distance. country,
5 iaborers. tankhouse work. So
25 Iaborers. factory work, $3.50;
10 iaborers. factory. any one viii
Is iaborers, gold mine, $3.50.
81 s. day. day ODAs men, '0OS "O'N'
25 laborers. Oakland. warehouse.
$3.50 day.
p laborers. factory, country. no
Mechanical HELP.
isronmoisders' si Nevada and California,
Elevator erector, s5 day.
z ranch blacksmiths. $40 and $50 and
found.
2s blacksmiths. other places. SO to
camps; 10 blacksmiths' helpers. $2.25
to SIS.
2 press hands. radial drills. $3.50 day.
country shop; ? tinsmiths, factory.
steady work. SO day. near city; wagon
maker and woodworker, Sc day; engi-
neer, mine, $50: iron molders. coun-
try $3.50 day; pattern makers. good
wages; plumbers, sheetiron work
ers: ship calkers, good wages; 3
cabinetmakers, city jobs. $40
ARE YOU MARRIED?
READ THESE
farmers and wives. different parts
of California, $40 and $50 and found.
mixers and wives cook for men:
$50 and found.
Cooks and wives, camps and hotels
MURRAY & Rr1--Y.
469 Sixth ST, Oakland.
SPECIAL IN SAN FRANCISCO.
20 laborers for San Francisco, $3.50
day.
II teamsters in San Francisco, $3.50
day.
MURRAY & READY. 46s Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
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SAwMILLS-WOODS.
MENDOCINO co.
SONOMA 90

MENDOCINO co.
SONOMA %
FARE PAID TO MENDOCINO.
so laborers for mills and yards of a
large sawmill company, S35 to $45,
fare paid, 20 woodSmen.
$50 woodsmen and laborers to the
sawmills of Shasta and Sonoma
counties.
Edgerman, SO day i'd: sash and door
cutter, $2.75 day; sbingle sawyer; so
tree fellerS and bark peeiers.
planning MILL.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.
10 handy men around shipping dept,
81 day.
Is active young men. learn trades.
S1.75 day.
10 lumber pliers, $3.50 and s27O day.
Salesman who can do some upholSter-
ing and carpet laying. country store,
good wages.
Young man as shipping clerk
TRANSFERS.
Is 4-horse teamsJers, new work. SIS.
Teamster, haul lumber. sawmill co.
rs teamsters, wagon, sand and scrap
er work, $3.50 and SIS.
10 Stablemen, hOStlerS and buggy
washers for Oakland. San Francisco
ana country towns. $40 i'd. to SIS.
AGRICULTURAL
HAY AND HARVEST.
gardeners, $50, S35 and $50 and I'd.
81 teamsters and ranch hands, chore-
men, etc, all parts of the State. $50
and $40 found.
$50 men to work in hay and harvest,
$3.50, $3.50 day. and found
Butter-makers. mixers and dairy
help. choremen and boys, etc.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth st
Oakland.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.
MURRAY & READ

MURRAY & READY,
LEADING EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
AGENTS.
Formerly OF 634-636 Clay st. s f.
Now located 469 Sixth ST., Oakland, Cal.
TELEPHONE OAKLAND 1851.
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MIN Us
GOLD-SILVER-C
5 machine miners, large gold mine,
is hand miners, gold mine. SIS and
$3.50.
10 muckers, gold mine. S675o.
10 carmen. gold mine, $3.50.
so laborers, no experience required.
for different gold and silver mines,
$50 and SIS.
TImbermen. $50: carpenter, mine. 500.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

IKE MENDEL, for many years at
Leyy'S Auction House, San Francisco,
will extend you the glad hand at H.
SCHELLHAAS', Oakland's Barnum,
the furniture dealer, corner Eleventh
and Franklin Sts.
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CLERK, this office, who can typewrite
MURRAY & READY,
469 Sixth St, Oakland.
SPECIALS.
FOREMEN.
Foreman steam shovel crew. S125 i'd
TOOL SHARPENER.
Blacksmith and tool sharpener. mine,
8 painters. city. $3.50 to $3.50 day.
brick masons. company work, 81
day; fare 81.
10 miners, Sierra Co, $50.
10 miners SOUTH 1925 day.
Is muckers. $3.50 day.
2 cabinet makers, 81 day.
COOKS-CANP.
10 camp cooks, city and country, $50
to $40 ard found.
6 porters. $50 and found.
2 house men. Oakland, cook inStitu-
tion, $35 and found.
CARPENTERS.
so carpenters, san francisco. 81 day.
10 carpenters. lumber company
north, rough work.
3 sack sewers, harvesters, $3.50 fd
Washer. run engine, country laun-
dry, SIS week
Butcher, Oakland s12 week
Bakers helper. near here, $35 fd.
3 kitchen hands for camp; fare $1.40;
$50 and found.
FREE FARE.
Is laborers for. yards and sawmills;
see boss here today; free fare; S35 fd
FREE FARE.
SEE BOSS HERE TODAY.
Stickerhand, country mill, see boss
Screw turner, country mill, s55 I'd.
CARPENTERS.
carpenters. country, $3.50 to 81
day; carpenter foreman. S4.50; ear
penters, sawmill north, $3.50, 8 car
repairers. lumber company, 500; 8
carpenters. lumber company. Sonona
$50; $50 carpenters. San Francisco
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pwASrED-nALE-c0ntinuea-

- 0oI-Isrd 81 to $3.50 day. -
a9 csrnenters' helpers, near mere y
TO $3.50 day. ..,r->-
,...,o,,+e,- f1~er.rar. put in dam, $50
dsv: foreman on steam shovel, SdzS S
and found: ripraD foreman see OOs'
here. S65 and found;
DREpGEE.
IEVE.RMEN. .
CIamsheIl dredSer leVeTnlan, - fcr
fare nafd. see boss here; leVerilatl & LCl
suction dredger. fare PAID, see OOsS
mere. SIS TO 500 and foun4-
WAREHOUSE WORN
* 1aborers warehouse, $3.50 day; a.
10 laborers. factory warehouse 2s;II 2S,zIy'
s blacksmiths helpers Sd" iiiAA-'
Harnessmaker. r. r. camp, IS DAY.
Cook. country club. fare pald' see
boss here, S50 and found ,+
Groom and gardener. doctors resi-
dencc $50 and found c4zo
20 haybaIers, big wages, So 10 Wv
MURRAY & READY,
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DENTIsTs-continued.

f. @. BAIRD. ID. d. s., Office and resi-
dence, 2Z41 Post ST., near Devisadero.
Phone West 2441
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BOOKKEEPER and StenOgTapher FOR
position in bank Box 2503, Call Of
fee, 1861 Fillmore ST.
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE EO-
GATED at Tenth and Market SITS
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FURNITURE WANTED.

d. L. NAYERS, appraiser and buyer of
furniture, carpets. etc; spot cash;
highest prices. Office 1901 Octavia
St tNphone West 1929.
]. H. Wiley pays highest price for I'd
hand furniture. 665 14th. mr.. Market.
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men for permanent
employment on steam ScnociiS.I-so, - =,
coastvise trade; sailors. SO TO 500
Der month and found: firemen. 500 PEI
month and found (mostiy oil burn
ers): stewards. $40 per month and
found: cooks, S65 20 $40 per month
and found, gdileymen, $50 per nloht N
ard found: cabiamen, $50 per month
and found; overtime to sailors ana
hremen, soc per hour; overtime Shall
be considered all work done after
D. m. and before 9 a. m. on workdays,
on Sundays or holidays. all natiOnal
holidays and all State holidays IN
States where vessel may be at the
time. Apply to W. b. SW EARS, Pa
cific Mail Dock.
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MURRAY & READY,
4e9 Sixth St. Oakland

lNDRE'S once. Oakland. 406 ElgnIa
hotel $50; relief cook. So a day,
VegetabIe men. 81 week: diShwaSn-
ers. 80 a day and SIS g week; dsn dsn-
man ana milk or ? cows. S3J' sJa-
bieman and milk cows. $50; waiter
for club $45 TO S50: om1lDUs, >Sv'
bell boy. S25: farm hands near OS'
$50 and found. steadY rob. eLc
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Editorial Rooms. ...-... Market and Third SITS.
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Ask Tor The Call. The Operator VIII Connect
:: you Nsrh the Department You Wish.
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LOOK.
FIREMEN.
SAILORS-COOKS
STEAMERS HABORERS BOATS
10 firemen for steamers. short trips
$50 and found with soc hour overtime;
average $50 to S95 month.
25 sailors: good boats; $50 and found
and overtime.
80 laborers for boats; $50 and fourd
INQUIRE ABOUT IT.
10 cooks and 10 helpers for boats:
short trips; $50 to $40 and found and
$50 to $35 and found
Sausage maker: $3.50 day.
TRANSFERS
20 teamsters; factory work; S2.25 2
horses; $3.50 A horses.
FARE PAID.
MURRAY & READY,
ST
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
e. GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building
F.: O6ng. Distance Telephone. Central 26l9.'D
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BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco Call
- cDrner Market and Third streets; open until
il O'Clock every night in the year.
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. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
IF YOU WANT LABORING WORK,
CITY OR COUNTRY. READ THIS.
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CLAIRvoYANTs.
A Always Consult the Best
Prof. Niblo
Readings 81 e1 81

A Always Consult the Best
Prof. Niblo.
Readings 81 81 81.
Prof; Niblo, clafrvoy ant, has warned
the public of San Francisco for years
OF the earthquake of 1906; Prof. Nj
b.,, olo IS now located at 1929 Broadway,
Oakland, Cal, where he will be
friends.
Greatest living astral dead trance
business and all affairs of life; tells
your full name and what you called
Ior, whom you will marry, how to
control the one you love-, even miles
away; reunites- the separated gives
secret power to control. no long de-
lays in waiting; readings daily, 10 a.
m. to p. M; open all day Sunday.
permanently located 1929 Broadway.
tl229 Broadway, Oakland, Cal
PROF. NIBLO-
MISS. ZEMDAR, young, gifted clair.
-la.l- sna palm: L. 5oc g: &: LAP Turk:
sPIRITUALIsM.,
MRS; SEAL spiritual medium; readings
circle Thursday, p m.
MRS. BROWN, card reader, formerly
o. sixth st.. now At Sl2 Page st:
PLUMBERS.
e. GRUNDY. plumber, formerly of 1880
Howard ST.. located at 3549 Seventeenth
F. ]. Klimm, plumber, 1856 Union. mr.. La
guna, Jobolng promptly attended to-.
JEWELLERS.
KEYSTONE Jewelry Co., 1907 Laguna-
Old gold and diamonds bought Formerly
343 kearny st.
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80. NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE:
STEPHEN B. SMITH. 80 Tribune Building
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SOLD, rented, exchanged; mfr. Eames
tricycle. chair. 2018 Mkt; tel Park 775
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WANTED-F'irst class Chinese or
Japanese boy that understands wash
ing and ironing thoroughly. and help
in second work must have first class
references: small family near San
Mateo; wages S35 per month Apply
$40 SteUart ST.
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PASTRY COOK-HOTEL DEPT
Pastry cook and baker. mountain re-
sort, SIS and found; pastry cooks
helper, country resort, $40 and fd. !;
cooks, steamers and boats, $40 and
$50 and found; 3 ranch cooks; 25 hotel
and restaurant cooks, $40 and $50; Is
walters, city and country hotels. res
taurants and clubs, $40 and S10 week
and found; 5 butchers and sausage
makers; porterS and bellboyS, $50 and
$50 and found; second cooks, camp
$40 and found; kitchen help and dish
washers.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth St.
Oakland. Los Angeles Office located
at 127-129 South Los Angeles st. San
Francisco Office located at Tenth and
Market SITS.
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ALFRED E. BLAKE, NJ D., Diseases of
Fillmore
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Delivered by Carriers. 20 Cts. Per Week. 20
Cts Per Month. Single Copies 8 Cts
Terms by Mail, including Postage Cash With
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FINANCIAL.

FOR sale-Choice warehouse properties:
railway facilities: convenient to every
thing prlees tight cn and ,te terms ms y, easy
Portland, Or.
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=. CHICAGO NEWS STAND:
-. Sherman House: p. o. News Co.; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
tetel; Palmer House.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf -Astoria Hotel; A. Brentsno. B
UAion Square; Murray Hi Hotel; bifth-ave
rue Hotel and Hoffman House.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
Til, Weman's Club Notes.

The members of the Juvenile
section will please take notice
and not meet tomorrow, (Satur-
day, the 10. as Mrs. Cottman is
still confined to her bed with
sickness and desires that you
meet the following Saturday,
Nov. II. The section is request
ed to bring the pennies they
have gathered on the outside for
the work.
The Mothers section will meet
at the residence of Mrs Julia
Duncan on Monday the 19. All
mothers are invited to attend
these meetings. They will be
welcomed by the chairman, Mrs.
Duncan.
We desire to say that each
male citizen of the colored race
should try and give something
toward the aid of our colored
Home.
The business meeting of the
Club was held et the residence of
the president, Mrs. G.. H Nor
gan. Reports from the various
sections show unusual interest
in the work.
The Home Culture Section will
meet Monday, Nov. 12, at the
residence of Mrs. Daisy Higgan-
botham, 1143 N. Walnut street.
Mrs. Young, chairman of the
Philanthropic Section, wishes
every one to donate something
toward the Thanksgiving shower
which will be held at the Home
on Monday, Nov. 26. anything
to make up a good Thanksgiving
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

have never mingled in any save
the demi monde society. Some
of the young men Of this city
have been duped by these 81
ren-voiced adventuresses After
breaking the ties that made them
one, the lowest depths of deprav-
ity are indulged in to exist, thus
trying to trail in the dirt the
name Of some honest man. And
society smiles on Them with
lavishness that is ridiculous. The
same is true of the men. Society
should be purged. The pmp
and the rounder should be made
to go, and likewise the would-be
adventures. There are many
other things that are being car
ried on that will be aired in the
nearfuture.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10
Birthday Anniversary.

In memory of the 74th birth
day of their mother. j. Edward
Thompson, Thos. r. Thompson,
Mesdames A V. Smith and G.
H. Barton served luncheon at the
Elk Cafe last Sunday at o'clock
This aged lady though three
score years and fourteen, is hale
and hearty. The affair was pri-
vate and the only invited guests
were Mrs. Craddock and e. L.
Rogers.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-11-10

sault anu battery aud the other a
peace warrant. The case was
called for trial before Police
Magistrate Shipp, and on motion
of the states attorney, the case
against the man was dismissed.
The case looks very much like
malicious prosecution. Thurs
days Register.