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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-21
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Albert ]. MotZgoF
MATCHMAKER

Have your watch cleaned for s !
handspring for 81; all work qua +
anteed at Matthews, optician and
jeweler. 81 f
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
THESE ARE
GOOD ONES

THESE ARE
GOOD ONES
20 laborers to; help carpenters and work
around new buildings for big COM
pany: no experience needed, $50.
Is laborers to build wagon roads; not
far away; $50 to $3.50.
FARE PAID.
FACTORY.
55 laborers for factory and warehouse;
your fare paid; $50 to $3.50
w. P r. r.
500 men for the great Western Paeinc
r. R.; fare paid: 81; % to S2.9V DAY
FOR NEW SAN FRANCISCO.
5000 laborers for new San Francisco;
different work; paid weekly; 81 10 Sz-oV
day. - -
IL laborers around steam shovel, $40 i'd
20 laborers in Oakland, 81 TO S2.25 day
A NEW JOB.
rs driIlers. lac fare. $3.50 day.
80 Iaborers, 15c fare. S2.25 day.
x's TO THE
MINES-GOLD AND SILVER-MINES
5 machine miners, gold mine, SOUTH
fSS muekers, $3.50; hand miners. So
day. -
Is timbermen, gold mine, $50:
8 machine miners, $50; hand miners,
$3.50 to s2.75.
is rntfckers, gold. quartz mine, $50
137 laborers, different mines, nortn ana
south: sorting ore. running cars etc,
MURRAY fy & READY. 4ss SIXTH ST,
Oakland.
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-slEETING NOTICES.
- -. rAKE NorrcE.

-. RED MEN. TAKE AOIIEE..
: All members OF the order and their
families WHO are,-in distress can re-
ceive relief by applying: at hesdquar-
ters: 1917 I9es-lsS dero street. or at 104
Chattanooga. corner of Twenty sec
ond. first obtaining from the relief
committee of their respective tribes
an order OF. the executive committee.
Orders for. food, clothing, bedding.
cooking utensils, medicines. shoes,
etc. Will be issued as we'll as me-
ehanicsg- tools for members who. may
not he in a position TO purchase the
same themselves.
= Headquarters are open daily, except
Sundays. from 9 a. m. to p. III.
Ali members are requested 10 send
their present addresses either TO
headquarters, 1877. Devisadere' street.
. or 70 the chief Of records of their
tribe PORTER l.: BLISS. See.
.----.@ 1915. Devisadero street. 3.
JAS. BOTES. Treasurer, d.
.-- 104 sttanooga- street. - LIT
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

BAKERS: and BAKERS helpers and all
restaurant and. hotel help seeking po-
sitions call and register. 2000 Bush ST.,
basement. u n .
G. CHQNG Employment Office. estab-
1ished 1850. now at 652 Webster ST.,
corner Second. Oakland. formerly SIS
Pine st.. San Francisco. InS-tf
BOY about IS years; good: chance for
advancement. Box SCAT Call rav.fotf
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
HELP MANrEp-NALE.


y, MURRAY & READY.
469 Sixth St, Oakland. Cal
Telephone Oakland 1851.
employment and Labor Offices.
LOOK
-s -;'-5 IT'S THAT NEW r. r.
FREE FARE.
SISKIYOU CO.-SHASTA CO.
WEED
ON THE BORDERS OF OREGON.
FREE FARE
$50 laborers, rockmen. drillers, black
smiths, cooks, walters. etc, $2.25 to $3.50
a day.
FREE FARE.
RIPARIAs AND LEWISTON r. r.
WASHINGTON AND IDAHO.
SHIP DAILY.
800 laborers, srockmen. drillers- FARE
AND. FEE. S3.75.s THAT'S ALL-SPE-
CIALf RATES.
YOSEMITE r. r.
500 drillers, tracknlen, spikers, laborers,
etc.; special fares 81 80 day.
HAY AND HARVEST HANDS
237 men for haymaking, run mowers,
rakes and harvest work.
FARMS AND DIARIES.
327 farm hands. mixers, choremen and
choreboys: ranches, orchards, vine
yards. S25 to $40 i'd.
MURRAY 6 READY. 469 Sixth ST..
Oakland.
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SPECIALS.
MACHINISTS


MACHINISTS
2 locomotive machinists. lumber co.,
$3.50 day
mill machinists.. sawmiIl CO.. SO day.
and found.
BRIDGE CARPENTERS.
FAR1 PAID. :.
Is bridge carpenters, fare paid: see
boss here; $3.50 day and found. "
Blacksmith. mine. $50; blacksmith
factory. no sheeing; $40: 20 scafpen-
ters. San Francisco; 81 day; cement
fnisher. $3.50 day; plumber, Oakland
$3.50 day.
Camp cook. fare paid. $40 and found
Cook for boat. $50 and found: wait
ers,: club, $35 and found; baker. coun-
try, $50.
COOK AND WIFE.
Cook and wife. country hotel 500 I'd
Cook and wife, small hotel, is board
ers, $50 and found.
camp walters. sawmin CO.. $40 i'd.
Polisher, country laundry, fare paid
MURRAY & READY, 4sg sixth St.
Oakland. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

WEST SIDE Christian Church, Bush St,
between Scott and Derfsadero.-June
.. SIS S:45 a. M preaching and
cial half hour service by. pastor in
Hamilton square at Z. p m. Public
invited. Come. Robert. Lord cave,
minister 1t.
ST JOHNS German Evangelical Con-
sregaton viii meet in Sreimke' 5 Hall.
Union and OctaNia Stss. every sunday,
] a. m. until further notice sunday
p school 10 q. m j. KR9EHN&E, pas
tor. tempOEar rs- address, zoos Central
A Il N ada -. - - =
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
CHURCH SERVICES.

UNITARIAN HEADQUARTERS.
First Church, Geary and Franklin SITS.
Bradford Lesvitts minister =.
-CNITARIANS AND OTHERS connect
ed with the church or not who desire
assistance. relief Information or employ
ment will be cheerfully assisted in sym
pathetic and confidential way so far as
our resources will permit. Hea danarters
open every day from 10 10 4 O'Clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES. Century Club, SUIT
Ter and Franklin SITS, IL g.. m.. 9l-7t
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
HELP wANrED-MAI.E;- continued.


AT .CoSTIGAN & CO.'S EnP19y E: z !. 'pbens none.
West 1898: 45T 6th St, OssNis'iAe'
phone Oakland I'll.
WEED-SIS CS@--NN r.r.l =
Free fare: Siskfyou Co..; Tree Laes' xrs,
new Oregon r. r.; 2 years Joo, ~ ~ .s
2o0 laborers. rockmen. drillers, - u
s225 to $3.50 day.
1c Rate Fare-1c Rate Fare.
Idaho. Washington. oregon. today. q.
Zoe laborers, roeknenr driiieeirs. 49,
- se FREE FARE.
Wyo.-GIenn Co.-Wyo 80. -,
.25 1aborers. 5. p Co.'S own ~ n -. ss.
Ballastins, traeklaylnS' g 9 Fslestn az. : silis
1i FREE FARELsoUTH-To
western division stockton Mendota,
Fresno: 100 laborers, 5. p Co.'S. own
work; good wages. B.
FREE FARE-SOUTH-
San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara ana
Burbank 100 Iaborers. s F. CO.'S own
work. good wages.
All Fees 81; F'ees 81: That's. All
LOOK rs. p. -WORK--LCOk.~
so carpenters, close, $50; so helpers,
$3.50; so Greeks. San Francesca
board yourself. 81 day: CalaNeras vi vi
today. at a M 70 iaoorers'' S'U -
do, fare paid. co. work, S2zJ.
Fare Pafd-Oroville-Fare Paid
Foreign Iaborers can board them
selves, at $2.25 day; 250 labOTers, nosS
here today. fare paid. 81 p 70 S5.2V,
EUREKA, HUMBOLDT CO. EJ Rt.FNA
40 laborers. saw mills woods; rare
$2.5O: $40 I'd. Ship Saturday Ca4t
for tickets. this Office, 's'~'-
Mendoeino Co--F'ree Fare.
40 laborers Yards mills. woods. $50
I'D. UP, 10 bridge carpenters, sawmlIi
Co. $3.50 and board. carpenters ana
all classes Of mechanics wanted II
ANDRES once. room A. 4o6 Eighth
ST. Oakland-Bntler $50s second
butler. $50; valet for club; waLtsr
for club. $40: gardener. private
place. $40; assistant gardener, S29s
ehorernan. nursery, S2Os man 10 nlllk
few COWS; do farm work, $50. waft--
err. country, $50; help for sumner re-
sorts. etc. Phone Oakland 7737 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

PLUMBERS wanted-9Ien handy with
solder iron to cap and vent cans asy
work. Address Los Gfatos Canneries,
. Los GatOS, Cal 1-3t
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
MECHANICAL
nDnADTMENT

20 carpeaters. city and country jobs.
some in San Francisco. 81 10 "a gay, .
bricklayers, Sc and 81 day pattern-
makers machine shop. city. good wages;
and ranches, s3 to $3.50: s45 and $50 and
found: 3 shinglers, Oakland. ensinser,
run gasoline hoist. mine, S75; coboler;
16 blacksmith helpers, camps, shops anu
ranches, s35 TO $50 and found
MEN AND WIVES:
Farmer and wife, fare. 81 500 ana ID
16 men and wives, other JooS, rahches'
etc. $50 to $50 and found
Mixer and wife good job. $50 and I'd
BACK TO
THE WOODS.
YARDS. SAWMILLS-
Edgerman, Sonorna Co. IS day and I'd.
Sash and door cutter, S2.75 day.
25 laberers. lumber CO., Sonoma Co, $50
and found.
Is laborers, mills and yards, Washing
ton, $50 to s75 and found.
16 laborers. sawmills. Placer Co, S45 I'd
355 men for other mills, yards and woods
in different parts of California Wash
ington and Arizona. $40 TO S60. and found.
Is bark peelers, Sononia County, $40 I'd.
10 tree fellers. good wages
Shingie sawyer; Sonoma County; good
place.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bakery wagon driver, $50 and found;
nurse, institution, SO and found; young
man as shipping clerk, machine works;
clerk for new and secondhand furni-
ture store. country, good job.
COOKS-WAITER
HOTELS AND BAKERIES.
Cooks; l6 hotel cooks. city and country.
to $50 and found: third cooks. Eureka.
fare paid, 50 week.
- WALTERS.
Is walters. other Jobs. city and country.
Dishwashers, walters and cooks.
Bell and elevator boys.
MURRAY & READY, 4es Sixth st.
Oakland.
CARPENTERS. CARPENTERS.
20:carpenters, company work, near Oak
land. $3.50 day; rough work.
MURRAY & READY. 469 Sixth St.
Oakland.
FREE FARE. 80.
26 teamsters, Western Pac.. r. r.. So. 80.
20 drillers. Western Pac. +. r., $3.50.
FREE FARE
10 laborers, 10 miles away $50
10 drillers, SIS; is IaboPers SGT 40
CARPENTERS.
II. bridge, carpenters. sawnlill CO.. SO so
MURRAY & READY. 4ss sth st. oak
land. Los Angeles ONCE, 127-I29 South
Los Angeles St
EUREKA. FARE 81 80.
$50 EAKE. ar .>6 HUMBohPT l1Boh1 y09 G0TNTY.
40 laborers. no experience. needed, $40
and found. half-rate fare, 81 so,
GET 1T EARLY.
EUREKA. Humboldt Co. EUREKA.
10 bricklayers; fare 81, long Job, 81 day;
carpenter, mine, $50
MURRAY & READY. 4s9 Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
country shop, $3.50 day.
BUTCHERS.
handy men around slaug Inter houses.
81. 25 day; slaughter butchers, $3.50
day; sausage maker by machine, good
To HELP CARPENTERS.
put in new machinery in new build
ing; 'I5c fare; SEQ. -.
FREE FARE. =.
SAWMILLS AND WOODS.
:. MENDOCINO co. HUMBOLDT co.
woods; no experience needed free
found -
CALAyERAS CO. CENTER OF MINE
FARE PAID
SO laborers; company: work. $3.50
month; inquire about this; fare paid.
MtRRAY' 4 READY. 4ss sixth ST..
Oakland
FOREMAN CARPENTER.
Foreman, bridge carpenter. and pile
driver, 81 day, sawlnilI company. see
Porter country hotel. SEQ and found
stableman. truck stable; . black
smiths helpers. $50 and found.
MURRAY & READY, 49s Sixth St,
Oakland
12s South Los Angeles st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

PAINLE SIS dentistry-Old estab., honest
reliable; reasonable prices; perfect work;
free consultation VAN VROOM, 1901
Fillmore ST., cor. Otarren. my1S If
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

CANNERY help@Two eappers, two
dotters: steady work Address Les
Gatos Canneries. Los Gatos, Cal -1-St
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

FOREMAN CARPENTER.
Foreman, bridge carpenter and pile
driver, 81 day. sawmilI company, see
boss here.
Porter. country hotel. SEQ and found /:
stabieman. truck stable; black
smiths helpers. $50 and found.
MURRAY & READY; 4R9 Sixth St.
Oakland.
Los Angeles Office located at 127-
129 South Los Angeles ST,
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
DENTISTS.

DIR. o. f. WESTPHAL. formerly St Paul
building, now located at residence. 2513
Octavia ST., near Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
ATTENTION. g.
WOODMEN. OF THE WORLD!

.~ MEMORIAL SERVICES
In memor% Of our -deps rted -neighbors
-t---. VIII he held at = p m; ~
SUNDAY JUNE 81 1906. -.
At NATIVE SONS HALL.
AZ Deyisader0 st: bet. Oak and Page
Nejghbors are earnestly requested
20 attend these -eXerciSes-an occa sion
that should not be forgotten. even
amid an hozlE of soFrowAand trial 2-2t"
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02

DIR. GEO. F.. RODDEN, formerly 139
Post St, now located at 2513 Octavia
St, near Broadway e9-15tt
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
CARPET CLEANING.

CAISPEF CLEANING.
s f Compressed Air Cleaning C.. clsss,.
.carpetS and rugs on floor wf7b0nr - -
moyal: wag0ns saved: no int,-fri1t.tie5rr
OF business Temporary Office Ts25 6rta-
VIA 81: poons west 3lS2. y 1m0
CARP PEIS-Furniture- Mattresses -77n.
to +. A. Rice-HOpxe Brc,S StSs; SSEs
SCfiElhELt1R, 1S05-IS0s ffarr;sS,I,SS9'
Send postal. NO, n
Al.KEAD4 Tor business. Pioneer 6-7--,--
SSlS.znlnS Works. temporary oflice M
SOiqen. Gate ave. phOlz. E..sch 4noo
j. SPAULDING & co. rav5S 52osj =
CONKLIN BROS Cs-1e1 -,7------
Works. 1881 Scott st. Ssnans mo- -
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DIR. g.. w DECKER.
SURGEON DENTIST,
2115 Bush ST., near Fillmore.
tEormerly Phelan bid. "a years. my 3 OF
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
PHYstCIANs-Continuea.

DR. CHAS. F MCCARTHY. ocl1ist and
aurist. formerly Spring. Valley bldg.
now at. 2417 Washing ton ST 3tf
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-09-13
Gardner Items.
tHeld over from last week.

Captain Fielder's little son had
a very narrow escape from a
serious injury. He fell from the
plaza over two boards placed at
entrance, rolling down the steps to
brick walk below, bruising his face
very badly. Pleased to advise her
entire recovery from the injury.
Mrs. Fred Langford, of Wau-
chula, visited our town last Sun
day for the purpose of assisting at
the opening of our public school,
but owing to some misunderstood
ing the appointed having resigned
seemed to cause a postponement of
its opening The accomplished
young lady learning the facts in
the case returned to her home.
The patrons trust that Mrs.
Langford will be one of the teach
ers.
The fascinating game of checkers
seem very popular with our COM
munity. Its continued persuit
will develop some very peculiar
expressions in its advocates. Col.
Back Simmons says all is over but
the shouting Captain Fielder adj
vises his opponent TO move on up
or If he's little slow give him a
pencil. His hearty laugh, when
successful, is indicative of his
defeat. Mr.. Royal, Of
the firm of Royal & Phillips, who
is a new devotee of the game, is a
very handsome young bachelor.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-09-13
GARDNER ITEMS
The Dolngs Of the Week in this
. Lively DeSOtO County Town .


several days.
Mr. Hub Simmons experienced
quite a Dilemma owing to his gen
eral managers absence, Mr.. Arch
Hampton. The time lock to his
safe failed, his recollection of the
combination was so vivid that de-
auctions from his many efforts
proved nothing doing, Old Peat
came to the rescue, sending VIM.
R. Wooten, of the Cary Safe Co."
who gracefully performed the act
and Hub isl smiling and shouting
again,
Capt. 7. L. Fielder and Mr.
Arch hampton have embarked for
the Everglades to observe the hab-
its Of the native game found there.
Few nimrods are greater devotees
of the sport.
The old reliable Dick" Wat
kins, of nursery and horticulture
fame is among us talking orange
trees etc. Dick is a jolly good
fellow.
Mr.. Harry Hendry is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Fielder. Harry is
a manly fellow girls, and snow
fake on a dewdrop that is seldom
found,
Our church services continue
with undated interest. Good
sermons and singing are very at
tractive. We trust these meetings
will result in material benefit. Our
merchants often close their bust
ness UP to facilitate interest and at
tendance.
Miss Edna Hollingsworth, of
Brownville, was visiting here to-
day, as delightful as ever, at least
one of our young bachelors pre-
sumes so.
Mrs. Holl Johnston, accompanies
her sister, Miss Olivette Borgess.,
and niece, AnaLula Gates daughter
to the Convent at St. Augustine
to continue their studies. Miss
Olivette is surprisingly proficient
in music beyond her years and is
very enthusiastic in this accompli-
shment. We venture the predic-
ton, with the proper encourage
ment this young lady will make an
expert. f. ON our knowledge no
better institution can be selected
for young girls.
Grandma Johnston has been on
visit to her son Holl. Mrs. John
ston was the wife of DR.. Johnston,
now deceased. She is a very in
telligent old lady, and expects to
visit her other son for a while.
Another incident in the use of a
kerosene lamp around the house
hold that was very near proving
a very serious accident. Mrs.
Fielder's house-keeper at supper
time left the lamp in her room up
stairs burning very low, remaining
at her duties down stairs for some
time, returning up stairs to her
room found the lamp in flames.
She Immediately called for assist
ance. Fortunately, Mr.. Harry
Hendry was in the house and threw
the lamp into the yard, striking
upon the brick walk, smashing to
pieces and scattering the burning
oil upon Capt. Fielder's fine bird
dog, Sort. His pitiful bowling in
dictated his injuries, we hope they
are not seriods.
Mrs. Doctor Eobley, from zolfo,
was visiting Mrs. Hub Simmons,
her sister. They attended church
together. Mrs. Mobley has re-
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-09-13

Mr.. Lester Boggess made a fly
ing visit to his parents, Capt and
Mrs. Boggess He has been fish
ing off Punta Gorda for two months
| Lester is a fine young man and
his parents are rightfully proud OF
him,
Miss Mike coker, daughter of
Mrs. J, T. Coker and organist for
the Baptist church, was taken sud
denly i'll Saturday evening. The
young lady, ever since receiving
the severe electric shock something
like a year ago, has been suscept-
ible to these atmospheric conditions
Pleased to mention her recovery
again.
Mr.. McEwen, of Wauchula, of
firm McEwen & Bateman, insur-
ance agents, was interviewing
Gardnerites upon FIRE protection.
Mr.. Bert Royal is off on an ex-
tended visit 10 North Carolina may
be absent one week or longer.
Our Baptist Church revival
meeting, by popular expression
from it's members Sunday night
voted the continuance of meeting
at nights only for this week. Bro.
Walden and Turnkey have been
doing some good work. The ex-
cessive warm weather has not de
TERED them in the least. Eight
new members were baptized Sun
day In Peace River near the bridge
Bro. Walden performed the cere-
mony. Those baptised were Miss
Mamie Parks, Arcadia, Miss Annie
Williams, Gardner, Mrs. VIM.
Stone, VIM. Stone, Miss Ida Stone
w. B. Sealey, Lube Mercer, Dave
Whidden, and two members were
accepted at the evening service.
There were quite a number to
witness the ceremony from all
parts of the county,
The morning service was appre-
ciated very much. Bro Turnkey
oficiated The great number of
visitors tested the capacity of Our
new church house, which is very
roomy. The attendance was placed
at probably ESQ, Considerable in
terest is manifested in the meetings
Brother TURNKEY left us on Mon
day, it being necessary for his re-
turn to Dade City. We abpreci-
ate very much Bro. Turkeys in
terest in our meeting. The people
express much pleasure in his visit
and hope for another visit soon.
Brother Walden continues the
meeting, obtaining more encour-
agement at each service. Bro.
White gives helping hand when
necessary.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-09-13


section foreman here, and very
difficult player to defeat Captain
Boggess is also an admirer Of the
ancient game, in fact old and
young get down to a level and
compete for the supremacy.
Our genial bachelor Mr.. Royal,
is having the property adjacent to
his dwelling and his still and negro
quarters set out in one immense
orange grove, Old reliable Dick
Watkins is executing the work.
A young negro boy named Dare
Williams while wrestling in the
woods with a man he was working
with broke both bones of his left
leg, His limb was given attention
by his physician. The boy is do
ing very nicely
Misses Johnson and Sealey and
Bailey have been meandering
around the county for several days.
We hope not in quest of perpetual
youth. They seem much improved
from their recreation but a little
jaded.
Miss Olivett Boggess has been
quite i'll having received heat
stroke, We are pleased to advise
through good attention the charm
ing little lady is herself again.
Mr.. Rascoe, who plays Armour,
Cudahy etc, to our little burg,
injured his hand in some manner,
which was getting to look badly,
our good meats and poultry kept
coming all the same and that
member is again in harness.
Brothers Sealey and Johnson
have considerable business towards
Zolfo. Wonder what it might be.
They return with a broad 'smole"
and very mysterious air when
interviewed.
w, w. Langford, of Arcadia, is
a constant visitor among us. We
wish Mr.. w luck and are pleased
to have him often.
Captain Fielder was off pros
pecting a few days lately. Re
turning late one night hungry,
tired and discouraged (isherman's
luck). Hope to try it soon again.
Better luck next time Capl
Mrs. Roberts little children
gave an entertainment to their
school mates in the afternoon. 1t
was cheerful view to note their
enjoyment health and growing
appetites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granger visited
Mrs. Fielder Monday. Mr..
Granger is a Gardnerite now hav-
ing bought a very fine piece of
property east of here containing a
bearing grove.
Mrs. Williams, of Arcadia, was
visiting her small brother and
family this week. Mrs. Williams
is very interesting conversational
list and possesses the happy faculty |
of expressing incidents in a very |
whimsical manner.
Some of our young men over
flowing with health and good will
tho noisey were accused of par
ticipating in the o be joyful, We
are pleased to chronicle the fact
that they denied the allegation.
Our adjourned church meeting
is again with us. Brothers
Baldwin and TURNKEY from Dade
City are conducting the protracted
meeting. The people close their
stores that they may participate.
We are accomplishing much good.