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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-29
Life Insurance.

LIFE INSURANCE Co,
Denver Col, A Western Co., for the
Western people. The largest divi-
dend payer in the business. See us
before you buy, nc trouble to show
our policy. Horace A Lay Manager.
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Jewelry Stores.

O~WGHy OtUI
HARRY MORRISON The leading
and exclusive jeweler. Watches
diamonds, jewelry, rich cut glass
and hand painted China. Sterling
and plated silverware.
L. B. BOELLNZS-Roswel's best
jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted China, diamonds, etc.
C. FEINBERG-Roswell's new Jew.
eler. Call and see me, at 203k N.
Main st. A swell line of Jewelry.
We repair watches, all work guar.
anteed.
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TailOrS.

HAMILTON BROS Goods called
for aad delivered. Speciality of clean
ing and ~re-blocking hats. Phone
224.
w. P. WOOD Tailor made suits.
Cleaning and pressing, 118k North
Main St. Phone 400.
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Piano Tuners.

GOOD TUNERS, like good pianos,
are scarce. Try Bernard Pos, the
expert piano tuner for both. Oppo-
site P. o., phone So.
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curg Johnson returned Sunday even
ing from ElHins.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

HESS & CO.-Successors to Walton.
First class photographs, enlarge
ments, and views.
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Notary Public.

FRED J.. BECK.-City Clerk. Notary
Public, city hall corner End and
Richardson ave.
J. r. COTHRAN.- Office with R L.
n T. H. Malone, over First Ma
tional Bank. Phone 262.
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Mems ~Furnishers.

E. H. WILLIAMS & CO.-The only
exclusive Mems Publishers IN the
Pecos Valley.
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Public Service Corporations.

ROSWELL ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
The best light and power. Phone
131 and $50.
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Civil Engineer.
Contractors and Builders.
Department Stores.

JAFFA, Prayer & CODY goods
clothing, groceries aid ranch sup
plies.
JOYCE-PRUIT CO. Dry Goods
Clothing, Groceries, etc. The larg
est supply house in the Southwest
Wholesale and Retail.
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Trade Directory.
Dye Works.

K c. DYE ENTHUSIASTICALLY estab-
hshed here. Cleaning and pressing
suits made to order, phone SIT.
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Painters & Paper Hangers.

:. L. COOPER Painter and paper
hanger. My painting is first class.
l hang paper the right way. Phone
215. $780,
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BOttling Works.
Building and Loan Associations
Cigar Stores.

THE ROTHENBERG & SCHLOSS
CIGAR CO.-Most complete line CT
gars in the city.
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Grocery Stores.
Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.
Harness & Saddlery.

J. F. PATTERSON Manufactures
the finest line of leather goods in
the Pecos Valley.
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Electricians.

BERNARD GUNSUL- Electrical
Contractor, 3O3 N. Main, phone
141- Agent General Electric Co. All
kinds of electric work.
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WHAT THE DEPARTMENT OF AG-
RIcULTURE Is DOING FOR
THE COUNTRY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
Die Scmperatur oes 8IiseS.

Cine MDeli9teit, bic Sibs, bic Elm
8liB entpidelt, gu mefen. sibt es no
tirli9 niGt, unb man lit besbalb,
tpenn man bic Semperatur bes 9libes
fennen lernsn nil, ouf 5ufGliee 9ez
oba9tunsen ansepieien. Gin gIid@
!i9er 3ufalI bat nun @eleeenbeit gez
seben, tpenieitens a~nnGbernb ertennen
gu luhen, ME beib Elm gliB 1T. Die
Spiben Der 8libableiter purben friiber
psrgOlOet; fpGtsr purben lie tbeilpsiie
aus Platin bereefte1t. Sieies f9milst
Bel 1890 Grab Gelftus.
Nun bat es ii9 f9on peri9iebsns
Male ereisnet, baB Elm 8lib in cine
folae Spite fubr unb lie fdmolS. Do
Der fpeiB man, baB bic Semperdtur
bes 8libes mebr als 1890 9rab be-
trasen mub. Nun gibt es aber Elm
mod f6perer f6melsbares Metan ais
bas platin, bas Sribium, bas BEL stpa
1000 @rab f9miIat. @erein5elt but
ma audi 9liBableiterfpisen aus bic
fem Metau gemadt, unb pieberum
bur9 einsn sliidliden 3ufau fubr Der
8lis in cine fol9e SribiumfpiBe. bic
fi9 am BIibableiter bes Sbferpatpz
RUINS an Saint GIcub 'befanb. &u4
btefe Spibe i9mola, unb fomit muB
aIfo Der 8lib cine bObere Semperutur
dls 1000 9rab haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
e e65ebntes &apiteI.

Muf Mnrotben ieines 8orgeiesten
uno pdterli6en Sreunoes, oeS Serrn
bon 9ourionne, iette &aimuno leiIic
9eiu6e I'M S6loiie Naiaefert in elmer
@eiie fort, ais oh gar ni6ts pOrgefal-
len mare, uno er fano, oils err nn6 eini.
gen Soaen mieoer poriprnd, @ueS I'M.
p~erGnoert. SrGulein Simone mar
meber mebr nod meniger traurig oils
lonit, Ole Sersoein itnb Ybilipp ma.
rem e6enIo irelnOlid uro 5uporfom.
meno tpie friiber, unb bic &er5oein
bon Nfuiip ipielte nod INNER Die ratb.
ielboite Spbinr. @r begom ii6 i6on
al fragcr, Oh er lif nidt biir6 &irn.
geIpinnitc babe einidiidtern laiien,
ais zines @benos BET ieiuer Infunft
i'm S1loIie bie Sersoein i'm fragte:
.Sinb Sic meinem Sobne nidt begeg.
metz"
Haimunb perneinte es.
,@r lit gum 8abnbof gefabren, nm
uniere Sreunbe ab5rbolen, Die NIT
Dem Gil5ue a%nfcmmen," fprad bic
Game oes Sauies.
Sic ertporten BeiuH?"
.@ir e%rtparten," ertpioerte Die Ser.
sogin IGdelnb, ben Gotten meme
Iieben @leIia, Den Ser5oe bon 0iitiip,
unb nit linn Germ 8erbole, oen be.
riibmten @rditeften, uno ben @rafen
bon Gombel."
SIN ieoem anberen Ilieenblid bGfrc
&aimuno bieier unerpartete S6ia9
niebereeidmettert; iest erbleifte er
5ipar, feline Iugen umflorten iid,. nber
er panfte ni6t unb fanb nod oie
&raft, rubig 81 entgeenen: rMb!.-
sic erparten Serrn bon Wuiip uilo
Germ bon Gsmbell"
9ie Ser5oein fpanbte iid nod Der
BenoeIubr. um. r8ie ipdt lit Is
ieet9" fragte lie; rbolb Reun; in CT.
nas mebr ols elmer boIben Gtumbe
fornen iie bier iein!" sic eraina lid
IN 9obpreiiungen bes SerSoes; iie
tonne i'm gar niGt geniig riibmeI,
iagte iie, bieien eblen, ritterliden Gbo-
rafter, ben Wann nit Dem ldorfcN
@eift, Den bemunberspiirbigen YoIi.
tifer- Hift minber betpunberte lie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

Gr %Itiir5te binolis. SIM 8orIool DC.
ge9nete er Der Game oes SonleS, lueI'
die cine alte Game, bic 9eiuf ecfom.
men mar, ceremonien binou56eglel-
tete.
D@ie?" rief Die Ser5ogiu, OILS lie
oen irneen Sngenierr erblidte; ~Sie
perlaiien inns idOn?"
or antporteie ni6t uno ipraug nit
groben SGsen sic Sreitreppe hinab;
ibm mar, oils itiir5te bas guu5e 8eI,.
al in Triimmerr, unb als .floge er III
einen tiefen glbgrunb binaf. Cine III.
mere Stimme aber iagte linn, Dab lidD
bos S6idiol ON ibm rGdle, neil er,
Der Sobn bes Generals Selor8e, lin
nidt gei6eut bat, in elmer @eleliGaft
5u berfebren, III Der Die Woroer leirtea
8aters m%ilfommene @Glte iuaren.
Sn ieinem 3immer angefommcn.
gtng er Stitnoen lang erregt ailf lllp
OBJ. gnblid offnete ii6 bic SDiir.
Serr 8ourIonne trot Elm. I'D
fomme BON %aillefert," Idgte er, yluU
ole @eIt iiber SIR plobliheS Ser.
ifminben eritaunt lit; i'd bin 5iuor
bur6aus ni6t neugierig -"
&aimlnb trat raid altf i'm SIT.
rSie ioaen Ines %erfabrenl" rief er.
unb bnitig er5Gblte er linn leine lin.
t~erreoung nit Sraulein Simone mo
Die bieier folgen6e nit Ser Ser5oaln
bon Wuiip.
Ser Seufel boIe ole 8erliebtenl"
rief Serr bon 9ourionne aus. Sic
bitten iif bitten iousn, bic Sersogill
su beIeioigen; Sic bdtten behenteu
ionen, DOB sic es nit elmer Stoliens.
rim 5u tbltn boben, oeren bibiges Gem.
permanent Tie nidt ertpGgen lGbt. oh
Tie Elm Meni6enleben ober aberdeen.
eliid pruidtet, iobalo iie lid III ibrcr
giaenliebe nerlsbt fiiblti"
r1as iou ih ober nun b%eginnenY-
;rngte &aimuno.
y@eben Sic Simone arlf!"
rNiemolsl" mnr Die rnife Intlport
Haimunb Gelorge's, LIMB menn i'd
babel 5u @runbe geben ioute!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20
(Jortisbuna folet.)
3urinicr Sc5heib.

6nrioicr Seideib. = Sn einem
@aloe bel S6lieriee, S6erbaDern, per-
unsliidte einmal elm Sol3fnedt beim
NaumfGllen Our6 einen auf i'm fal'
lerloen Stamm. Der Sorarbeiter ididt
einn leiner cute ab, nm bic Nadri6t
in's SoritbeuS ~ briusen. Der Senos
bote tritt Dor DEN SberfOrfter nit ben
@orten: IN 8rentner Sans 1T bait
mas paiiirt!" guf bic Srase bes Be-
amten nad ben ndberen umfdnoen bes
llnsliids5alles lautet Der Rappurt Ses
ane6tes pErtlid fOlgenOermaben:
Die afpoa 9rud'n (9eine) fan eam o
(ab), uno toSt is er a-iunit feblt eant
uiaht n mir"
1tlettnnu. e
Mrst (bor benz &rantenlaeer
etnes pantoffelbelben): rOa tit gutter
Ratb tbeuer! 8erbiet' id ibm 9 Bier,
nimmt CT fi9 einel anbern Nr5t, bsrs
bet ids ibm ni4t. nimmt fe einen
anb.rn arat!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

Sen @rafen bon Gombel, oen treuen
9iencr oes 8oiierrei6s, Den tapferen
Soloaten, Scr itets bereit lei, iein 9lllt
fir ooalelbe 6ll pergieBen.
&oimunb beioB SelbItbeberridung
gellug. Inn iid) nid)t ploblid) 3rriif5l,.
Siebcn; cr bate ii6 in Ger 9tGbe or3
StllbleS nieoer9elaiien, auf meldem
6rGulein Simone jeOcn Nbeno nit
elmer @onSarbeit beidGftigt 5u iisen
pfleNte.
9ie Scr5ogin fubr in ibren 2obes.
erhebunacn nuf bie errparteten @Gltc
fort tic prizes alld Serrn &eroale, ben
portrcifliden q rhiteftell, Der Iid our6
iein Solent bereits elm l%tnggebellres
@erm0Qen ernorber babe: lie lei emf
5iift. 'oCB er lid III 8egIeitung oeS
&er5cQs befinoe, oenn lie beobiittigc,
sroBe llmbouteu i'm Sdloiie por5u.
ncbnicn. mo Serr @eroale Tonne ibr
babel nit Hotb on Die Sano geben.
Sci Dem @ortc rllnlbnltten" Batte
SrGulein Simpne iid 10 lebboft nod
ibrCr Ntutter llntgelpenOet, OaB oielc
GrqerliG) 81 meroen iGien. rSSSo, i6
mill llmbnllten pornebmen!" iagte lie
IN entlfieoenem Con. ySieieS nIte
Neit lit unbepobnbar, uno id bnbe
@runo 5I glaitben, baB bas Sabr
1870 nidlt ooriibergeben miro, obne
baB oie fniierliden WajeitGten itnie.
rem :Saltle Die Gbre ermeiien, elm obcr
6pei Gage in WaiQefert 5ll5llbringen. "
Hnimirno borte ni6ts mebr bon
Dem, luos Die 9er5ogin ipra6; leine
9lide paren oiif oie 9enbelubr ge-
rifltet, uno er berednete, Die biele Wti'
niltcn or nod bleiben fonne. @r botte
nit Der Ser5ogin bon Iuiip berfebrel!
fonlle1, aber nit ibrem Manne NIB
9ombel 5i perfebren. oaS berbot ibnl
Die Gbre.
u8iIIen Sic" panbte fid Die Ser.
5oaill bon MoiQefert an bie Ser5ogin
BON Weulip, nipie Ianee rns Die Ser.
rem nit ibrem Seiude beebren mol
LEM"
nNcin," eripioerte bieIe; ymein
@atte bat es mir nift mitgetbeiIt."
&srtrno fonnte MIR nod Sebn Wi.
nuten bleiben.
Gin 9efibl Der @ebmlltb iiberfou,
lin, alS er nodmal5 feline 8lide olirdJ
BEN Salon I6ipeifen lieB, in peIfefn
er 10 biele gliidlid)e Strrnoen berlebt
batte; er betradtete Simone, ipelde
bel elmer 2ompe fleiBig orbeitete. SiC
NOR nit feiner iiberfliiiiigen Sonb.
orbeit beidGftiat, mie iunge MGb6er
ioIde oft on5ufertieen pfleeen, Jon
bern lie nGbte &inoerpGi6e fir cine
orme 6rou. ga idlig es nerln llbr;
&ainunS erbob ii6.
p@ie?" rief bic Ser5ogin; sit
pollen uniere SreiinSe nidt ertpar'
temp"
Sd fam nidt, benn SER @our.
Tonne ermartet MIDI"
Sic &er5oain auGte bic @hieln
SO geben Sie!" laqte lie, yaber mil
ernarten Sic beItimntt morgen!"
Gr ontlportete nidt, perbeigte lid
Dor Der Ser5ogin bon Mliiip, reihti
| 5itternS Sin1one Die Sono sum Mb'
ifieo uno berlieB lnngiam bas 2iin'
mer-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

Gin ~pertebrtes 8erfabren 1T es,
falte Sibe bur9 8eniibuns bon
Wdrmflaf9en, @drmfteiner ober err
tpdrmten pplIenen Sii9ern unb 10
tpeiter beieitisen 81 ponsn; man foa
iie pielmebr berart ertpGrmen, bab bic
@Grme ni9t BON auben fommt. fons
bern in ibnen felbit eraeust pirb. Sur
bas 1T Elm natureemGBsr 3uftanb. unb
bies errei9t man am beiten bur9 flei%
bieen 9ebrau6 unb btnrei1enbe Be-
tpesung Der unteren grtremitdten unb
bur9 cine einsretfenbe @aHerbebanbz
lung.
2eBtere nimmt man am beiten IN
Jorm o falten Subb6bern pber fals
ten 8esiebunsen Der Sibe Dor. 8et
Der 9eriibrung NIT benz falten MaHer
tritt cine @efdbperenseruns unb elm
.3uriidftrOmen bes 8lutes IN ben
9autpartien Der 6ube Elm, ipdter aber
erpeitern fi6 bic 8luteefGbe ipieber,
unb bas 8lut ftrDmt in mGdtiser
Siine tpieber gu. @uf biefe Wsiie
finbet cine ftdrte GrpGrmun9 Der
9autbeden ftatt. /,
Gmpfinbli9en perfpnen lit gu en-
pfeblen. bic SubbGbsr lauiparm su
nebmen unb almdlis bur9 Sinsusie>
BEN bon faItem Wafer abSutiiblen unb
nd4ber nod nit faltem WdHer gu be-
gieben. Seboa tit Bel biefem @erfob=
rem Der grfolg niat elm 70 GROCER.
Die 9etleibung Der Sibe bsbeutet
fir beren @rtpGrmung penig. Nnsu
bi6te unb marine ginbii1une perz
p0bnt Bios unb fiibrt nadber serabe
gum Gegsntbeil. arf Der onberen Geite
letben Snbipibuen, Die bel barfus Iau=
fen. niemaIs on fallen 6iiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

foI9e 5uue bon grfabrungen sefum-
melt babe, bab es feline uniiberipinbs
li9en Miifen perurfaGen biirfte. nm
einen fpeaiea fir arttiI9e 3Dede
optirten @oottnp gu tonitruiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

6 inen m T I 10 ii b II
Sob fanb cine Saube i'm Sofe zines
9aufes in Rodlanb, Me. Sas Sbier
bertpidsIte fi9 in irssnb elmer DeiTe
in Elm .Stiid ginbfaben. tpel9er aur
8efeitieuns zines Weinftods bisnts,
unb purbe erbrofelt. an benz Binb=
faben bdnaenb. aufasfunben.
auf BEN &aisrmrnbuir. 6aupts
.Ginidbriser, laden Gle
ni9t, fuenn Gle mid anieben, id bin
fein Wfiindner Silberbosen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-20

Scr Sa,iaus. Mutter GU ibrem
Sobnten, oaS cine idwere 3ranfbeit
iiberitanSen bait: .0u bait bon ben
bOien SaSillen 10 leioen miiileu-bier
bait Ou Saiiir 8onbons. "-G6dter.
DEN: .Wlama, mid bib ebeu elm ga.
1illu8 in'S BeinlA
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FARMS AND DIARIES.
SHEEP HERDERS.

FARMS AND DIARIES
SHEEP HERDERS.
8 sheep herders, Placer Co. $50 and found.
l0S farmhands, ranch teamsters. orchards,
vineyards, etc. $25. $50. $35 and $40 and i'd.
20 mixers. different parts. sS5 and s45 and i'd.
Dairymen. south, good job. $50 and found.
II choremen. private places and ranches, $40
to $40 and found.
STABLEMEN
city and country. s75 to 500. $40 to s45 and fd
LABORERS-TEAMSTER
CITY AND COUNTRY.
go laborers, different jobs. city and country.
So. IS to So day.
17o teamsters. wagon and scraper work, city
and country, $3.50 to $3.50 day.
Grocery clerk Oakland S15 week; porter, ho-
tel. city. S55; runner, hotel $50 and found
city milk wagon driver, $50 and found: deliv-
cry wagon driver, city, So day; boys for
MEN AND WIVES.
Laundry man and wife. good wages, private
and found; cook and wife. country hotel. fare
paid. ss5 and found: Janitor and wife. apart
HOTEL HELP.
COOKS-WAITERS,
BUTCHERS.
Head waiter. country notel fare paid.
Butcher. shop work. city. SIS week.
is cooks. restaurants, hotels and camps, $45
to $50 and found
8 walters, city and country.
81 dishw ashers, hotels, camps, etc, SIS to
$40 and found.
5 sausage makers. butchers, cake bakers,
bread baker, bakers helpers, porters, 2
OTHER ORDERS
Coming in our office every minute OF the day.
DON'T FORGET
Palace % Hotel building, iith and Market sts.' sle
s. F. Market-st. cars pass the door.
BRANCH OFFICES:
9Th and Franklin sts., oakland.
127-i29 South Los Angeles st. Los Angeles.
MURRAY & READY.
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HELP wANTED-Male-Continued

HELP WANTED-MaIe-Con
MURRAY & READY,
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
HEADQUARTERS,
WHITE VIII PALACE HOTEL BUILDING.
iith and Market SITS. San Francisco.
Phones Special $50 and 657.
-. BRANCH OFFICES.
9TH ane Phone rra1slin oakland stsi 1851. Oakland
zF-129 South Los AngeIes ST.. Los Angeles.
WANTED TODAY.
9S73 MEN
Washington. Oregon, Utah. Nevada, Califor-
FREE FARE
TO THE NoRTH-FREE.
FREE FARE.
TO THE SOUTH-FREE.
FREE FARE.
BORDERS OF OREGON.
sISkIYOU AND SHASTA.
MERcED-FREsNo-
DISTRICTS.
Y. v. R. R.-FREE FARE.
DON'T FORGET. OF
COME TO SAN FRANCISCO
MUhRAY READY have opened their first
Lodging house with $50 beds, 10th and Market
sts, San Francisco, and the price is only
Csc per night. We are going to do something
Located at 10th and Market SITS. s. F.
FREE FARE-NEvADA.
10 isborers, Nevada. free fare, ship Monday.
MECHANICAL HELP
EnEfneer for quarry, run motors, So 25 day;
engineer, barge. steady. $50: millwrights.
country. 81 day: stove molders. good wages,
see boss here; man to box mailing machine
CITY, - day: pattern makers. top wages:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES safSn%s SHIPesls
painters. country hotel hong job. SIS I'd: 4
carpenters, city job 3 carpenters to repair
hr rlo
3 blackspiths agriculture works. steady.
$3.50 to 1915; 81 blacksmiths. shops, camps,
miIers iron workers cement Td
country. s. to $3.50 day.
FREE FARE-ARIZONA.
coppersmiths. company work. Arizona, free
iiD 'aRfe; sRTckYaRp s1'si Dnfm1iIs MnhP.
20 laborers, brickyard $40 I'd.
2 brick burners: brick strikers.
MURRAY & READY, 11th and Market st, s. F.
eth and Franklin sts.. Oakland.
FACTORY WORK
aborers, factory. es OAKLAND ssa E s.. 50 day.
boys. ss to s11 week; 8 laborers- foundry; 5
men for packing house, Oakland.
FOREMAN-R. r. WORK.
Foreman. R. r. work STEADY. fare Zoe. 81 day.
BoOKKEEPER AND AsSAYER.
bookkeeper, mine company see boss here; good
Assayer. gold quartz mine; boss here.
LUMBER GRADERS.
lumber graders. country sawmill, steady
TELEPHONE co.
Ground men, country. free fare, $40 and I'd
BUTCHERS.
Butcher. small shop. Oregon. fare paid; see
boss here. $50 and ID; butcher. city; SIS .k; :
butcher, country. shop and wagon S45 to $50;
sausage makers, suffers and sinkers.
CITY WORK.
II laborers, help carpenters. hrs. 81. so day.
25 iaborers, other jobs 8 hrs. city. $3.50.
men. iron works: boys. box factory; IL
teamstsrs, wagon work, So day; 80 stablemsn,
city, $50.
MINES AND QUARRIES
127 laborers, different mines, SGT to $3.50.
26 miners, $40 to $50.
Drillers for quarries. open cuts. tunnels.
Laborers for quarries. SIS to $8250.
MURRAY & READY. 18th and Market sts.,
s. F.; 9Th and Franklin sts., Oakland.
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barkers plants are the largest IN tne Wo1io-
JAMES BARKER,
1870 Sutter ST.. near Van Ness ave.
Mr.. Drake. Mgr.
WISE TIP TO BARBERs:
Before buying furniture or supplies. calI at
sToLTz,s, 1885 Fillmore st.. or at warehouse
f fs hsrs you can ed ee the best as
sortment on the coast.
BARBER, good, sober, wants steady. position
Address Barber, 1901 Folsom streef, :. =.
BARBER-Also manicurist; must be first class.
Corner Sutter and Polk sts. LOU fnlon.
COMPLETE new OUTFIT: hydrAulic chairs; sacff-
ice. CoLEMAN's, 1887 McAllister ct.
GOOD barber. evenings. saturday and sunday;
also bootblack. 1So4K Valencia st.
FIRST class barber wanted-s2o and 'cemmis-
sion. o'Farreli St. near Marfet.
FOR sale. on account Of death. two-chair shop
cheap. Inquire 1880 Mission 81.
BARBER-steady,. SIS and percentage. W. W.
CROWELL, 1913 Buchanan st.
wANTED-Barber-s shop porter: good wages. 14ss
Buchanan St. near OFarreII.
FIRST CLASS location for paroer shop and
baths Inquire 17s East st.
FOR sale-3-chair barber shop; good location
1887 10Th ST., near Mission.
GOOD porter wanted for barber-shop good
wages, 1878 Ellis st.
WANTED-Good barber. Apply to ]. L. FINE
4'e 9th St, Oakland.
FOR sale-one- barber shop. Address J.
GOETZ, Monterey, Cal
FOR sale-2-chair barber shop; OUTFIT cheap.
S114 Fillmore st.
FIRST class barber wanted at Safe Deposit, 800
Montgomery st.
GOOD barber at 1910 Valencia st; steady job
SIS guaranteed.
GOOD barber wanted-Steady. 22o3 Bush ST..
Fillmore
FIRST class barber wanted-s1s and per cent.
1907 Scott ST.
BARBER wanted-steady young man. s4e
Franklin st.
GOOD barber for Saturday and Sunday. 1915
Mission st.
wANTED-Good barber; steady. 424 11th st..
Oakland.
WANTED-Barber for Saturday or steady. 2Se
East st.
BARBER wanted, steady, at sos 14th st.. Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-11

PATRONS for help charged 81 registry fee
working housekeeper and cook combined.
small family, $40; middle aged nurse for In
same place. $40; an experienced chambermaid
for hotel. city. NO waiting s2s; German German
maid for private family. S35; 2 kitchen maids
for city places (no cooking). $50 each; a
laundress and chambermaid. small family, city
$36: 20 housework girls at $50 and $50. MISS
PLUNKErT'S. 1892 Sutter ST.. near Webster
Opeu 8 a. m close d. m.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-11

A A
OPERATORS ON "Boss OF THE ROAD EN-
GINEER JACKETS; ALSO GIRLS TO LEARN
AT 50 PER WEEK; STANDARD FACTORY,
IS FELL ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-11

wANTED-Young women to learn telephone op-
Grating; paid while learning; salary increased
after first two weeks and further Increased
after work becomes efficient.
Daily luncheon furnished free, and rest
rooms with matron In attendance.
Permanent positions; good chances for ad'
vnncemeut Apply 2019 Steiner st.
PACIFIC STATES TELEPHONE AND TELE'
GRAPH CO.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-11

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hand-vrcusht 5swsiry- 1o2z Raas st.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-02
NO POLITICAL SCHEME.
Assistant District Attorney Says
1t Is For Justice
PROSECUTION IS so ALERT
Heney Pays His Respects to Patrick
Calhoun of the United Railways and
Insists That the Rich Must Be Made
Respect the Laws.

San Francisco, June In state
ment made by Assistant District At
torney Francis J. Heney, head of the
graft prosecution, he outlines the pol
icy of the men who have made possible
the indictment of nearly a score of
San Francisco's wealthy capitalists,
and denounces as malicious false,
hoods charges which have been made
that the prosecutors are influenced by
political motives. He openly charges
that some of the most powerful fin
anclal interests of the country have
been brought into battle on the side
of the alleged bride givers Heney
declares the greatst crisis in the graft
exposure now at hand and the greatest
crisis In the history of San Francisco
goes side by side with it.
He charges that President Patrick
Calhoun of the United Railways sought
the aid of the wealthiest bankers and
merchants Of this city to free him from
the clutches of the prosecution and
prevent him having to pay a penalty
for alleged crimes. A meeting was
held short time ago, he says, at
which Calhoun called together a num-
Der Of heads of the largest San Fran
cisco banks and sought their aid
through the thinly yelled request for
backing in carrying on the car strike.
Powerful influences which he set at
work to injure the prosecution, Heney
says, have been hampering the prose
cutors to a certain extent, and they
raised a sentiment of doubt as to
real motives behind the investigation
and he calls upon the citizens of San
Francisco to give the fullest assist
ance to work that still must be done
Admitting that sixteen confessed
bribe-takers on board supervisors have
been promised immunity from prose
cut1on, Heney declares this step is
essential to carrying out the work in
hand. He stated every effort to gain
legal profit of corruption and bribery
deals failed until the confessions were
secured from supervisors. and that to
secure these a promise of immunity
had to be given. Heney asks the per
tinent question. Who is the man who
Is to be punished for his crime, If
one must be allowed to go free, the
confessed bribe-taker or confessed
bribegiver?" Let US Show" he con-
tinues, that mo man, however, wealthy
he may be, is greater than the law
Let us prove the power of wealth
cannot corrupt our courts and prevent
the carrying out of justice"