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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
WASDORSEY GUILTY?
Gibson at Deaths Door De-
clares HIM Innocent.
TWO NEGROES DIE IN ELECTRICCHAIR
One Prisoner Confessed. but AbsoIVed
Comrnde From Charge OF Murder
ing Farmer uOrncr'S Wife
and servant Maid.

TRENTON, \. j.. Dec. 1S.-One OF
two men put to death in the electric
chair here was innocent. according "a
his own solemn statement and that Of
his comrade, who fully confessed his
own guilt
The men electrocuted were Charles
Gibson and Stephen Dorsey, negroes,
whom jury convicted Of having muir
dered Farmer Edward Horucr's wife
and maidservaut ON a farm in Camden
county.
At the hour Of execution Dorsey
strongly protested his innocence. He
died with a hymn or his lips after
prayer with the Rev. Jacob e.. Dunn
Gibson admitted guilt but said with
his dying breath thai Dorsey was in
nOCent.
After the double execution letters
were found in which both men declar.
ed that Gibson was guilty and Dorsey
innocent In note to Mr. Horner
Gibson said.
II am very sorry for what 1 did
am sorry for yourself and for myself.
l killed the two women. and Dorsey
did not have anything to do with Il
except 90 accompany me. Tell Wash
Paine that J set his barn on fire last
summer. Tell him 1 won't see him
any more.
II am guilty, but thought to keep u
quiet ! cannot die with this ON me.
received my just reward for what I
did. and I want 60 meet you in heaven.
1 think I viii go there"
In Dorsey's cell was found this note,
i'm which he declared his innocence:
MY last word Co YOU and before
God aud man is that / ann innocent or
these murders. Gibson is the man
who killed them
Gibson robbed the house and set
Gre 90 thc barn. I was with Gibson.
but Left and went back to Camden be-
fore the crimes were committed. and /
did not soc Gibson until the next
morning. whom Z met him in the street
In Camden. And we went 60 Phua-
delphia and p0wued tho two watches.
Il got S2.2J. which Dee gave mc. Then
we went hack to Camden and were ar
rested. lie did not know the women
we're dead ar Che time
This is nay last truthful statement
OF the case hy One who Is going 20 die"
The JAIN officials say they fully be-
licvc Dorsey was innocent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
coRrELYoU's VIEWS.
Secretary OF Treasury Not "A PresI.
Dental Candidate.

Secretary Of Treasury Not "A Presl-
Dental Candidate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Secretary
Cortelyou in a signed statement given
out last night prOnOunces unqualified
~ false the current rumOrs OF undue
political activity OF his friends in for
warding a movement in his interest
The secretary declares that neither
he nor his friends have used their In.
huence in behalf Of any candidate for
the presidency and that he has not
been a candidate for anything but the
confidence OF the people. He adds that
II he should hereafter decide to be a
candidate for any Office be viii say so
frankly.
The statement follows:
Il do not know that am called upon
to make n statement at this time, but
In view OF the various rumOrs IN cir
culatiOn as TO the alleged political ac-
uvity Of friends OF mine in my inter
est / viii say that ] have not been a
candidate for anything but the conf
dence Of the people in the discharge
Of my duties as secretary of the treas.
ury.
In commons with many other citi-
zcns ! have decided views as 20 poll
cieS aGG rs to candidates. but / shall
refrain from expressing them until l
ycicsc IL Is proper sog nae 10 DO so
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Dec. Is.
The officers 3ud crews OF the Amerl-
can torpedo h't.Ila. which arrived here
Saturday. grc Luding many ways of
enjoying themselves ashore. Tho OH
GERS are being extensively entertained.
and many made the trip 90 Asphalta
lake. An enthu. .astic reception awaits
the feet There will Dee three DAYS de-
voted Co racing. polo. baseball and 9th
er sports. Sir Henry Moore Jackson.
the governor of Trinidad. paid an OFF,
cIaI visit Of welonme tn the fintInn-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
REVOKE ~eLUE SUNDAY LAW.
Greater Ncw York Wsy Have Com
certs but Not Plays ON sni,buth

Greater Ncw Nori, Mas Have Com
certs but Not Plays ON sabbath.
NEW YORK;. Dec fS-Tbc board of
aldermen of Greater Sew York. by
vote OF a. 90 is. adopted the minority
report OF the committee con- legislation.
thereby onactns the Douu ordinance
regarding thc opening of thcaters and
other places of amusement con- Sunday.
Tammauy HAN voted for the DouU
ordinance. while the Republicans sup
ported the substitute ordinance report
ed log majority of the laws aud leg
islation committee.
The ordinance will lc sent at once Go
the mayor and DO IS believed win re-
ceive his approval d. Mr. Mcclellan
signs the measure there VIII BOO
great change from Use manner OF sun
day observance OF thc last two sun
DAVIS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
The sole peslderatunn-

Hun ~ Icss'm. ioally calculated
the Hon. Thomas Eor 81 don't take
no stock in these ere collegesi What
good is college education 90 a states
man, any hove just SOS a member
Of the legislature knows enough
Latin TO translate the words per
diem.' what more does he need or
have any shaGder OF use for?"-Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S.-In the trial OF
Banker John r. Walsh here for alleged
misapplication OF funds Bank Exam
iner Moxey traced through the various
banks Of the Walsh corporations trans
actions which, the government claims.
show that Walsh wherever he was in
need OF money issued bonds Walsh, IL
is alleged. then sold the bonds 10 his
banks at his own price.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

First Flattcr-What on oar,h was
that awful shaking in this building
last night2
Second Flatter-De Jagges, who
lives on the twcnty-uinth floor. came
home with the hiccoughs.
First Well. but there were
only two OF three shocks.
Second Fletter-Sure. You see.
when things began 10 shake. de Jagges
thought IL was an earthquake, and 1t
scared bis hiccoughs out of him
Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
The Ace Of HannInesn-

What is the age of happiness? A
great man of science declared his be-
lief that pessimism. like measles. is a
complaint oi youth. and calm JOY the
characteristic oi age. The Women
Workers have just been told by Mrs.
Creighton that middle age is happier
than the sprinstime OF Hfe.-London
Telegraph
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
Would Send Ont for II

One evenmg the head OF the house
hold came home earlier than usual.
and was very hune-y lie said 10 the
maid, Please tell the cook 20 accel-
crate the dinner" The mad brought
back word Ia this effect "If you
please, sir. the cook SAYS she hasn't
any In Tie house bal if you can wait
a little while she Will send for some"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
Matter Of Happiness.

It's better in the end to be hon
est" remarked the moralizer. did
you ever know rogue that was hap
py?"
"Of course not" rejoined the demon
alizer. "One would hardly expect a
rogue to be happy when he is known.
It's the rogue who Is not known that
is happy. "-Chlcago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

NORFOLK. Va Dec 1S-Thc Nor
folk wireless station was I'm commu-
nication with the batleship Georgia
and received the following message.
ION board bat'ieship Georgia at sea.
10 miles south of Beaufort. y. G.:
speed and squadron formation I'M
changed; choppy sea; all we'll" The
message Is the first communication es-
tabliShed with the fleet since early
morning
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

White men are reported TO be dyna
hitting Negro lodge halls in Alaba-
ma. We received a letter stating
that many colored men have been
killed as a result OF il and some of
their bodies roasted.
This outrage takes place in a To-
cality where the political rights are
denied the Negroes. Disguise Il as
We may, the ballot is the most po-
tent weapon in the hands of an e.
leetorate and a people without it are
practically helpless in more ways
than one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
THE GUILTY AND THE INNOCENT.

The washington, ID. c. Post in its
issue of the 25th inst. comments up
on the recent speeches of Senator
Foraker and Attorney General Bon
parte 1t says:
on Saturday Senator Foraker and
Attorney General Bonaparte discuss
Oh the great political questions now
agitating the public mind from wide
ly senarated standpoints, and came
TO widely different conclusions. as
vas natural and inevitable. The
senator saw only the wreck that had
overtaken men engaged IN legitimate
business, conducted on honest prin-
cfples. The Attorney General saw
only the malefactor engaged in fren-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
Keen Ears.

Hist" exclaimed the startled
Romeo. II hear your fathers boots
approaching"
"Oh, il is all imagination" assured
Juliet Remember love is blind"
Yes, blind, bDi not deaf"
And then Romeo slid down the
grapevine and vanished in the gloom.
Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
1t remarks

Aied finance. conducted by knavish
tricks
it remarks:
1-ere is the whole difficulty OF
this octopus chase-the punishment
of the innocent with the guilty.
There are billions OF honest earnings
i'm this country invested I'm stoc6s
that have shrunk enormously in vail
ne since the rate bin became a law.
Rarer than the phoenix is the octo-
pus chaser. who would have put a
dollar I'M railroad stocks any month
OF the year now drawing 20 a close
IF this country were finished like
England is. we might get q deal of
amusement ont OF the octopus chase.
but. unfortunately, we are i'm sore
need of 100000 miles additional
railroad track. and that means at
least $5.ooo.ooO 600 hard cash.
Who is going TO put any money I'm
railroads for politicians TO trounce2
This is the whole situation En- a
nutshell It is the weakness Of
the Roosevelt administration 90 pun
ish tho innocent iwth the guilty It
was this very attitude that caused
the unfortunate agitation over the
Brownsville affair Mr. Roosevelt
gets "a notion in his head and pro-
ceejs TO act in haste without proper
ly Investigating surroundings coudi-
uous.
tie is very much like the "red-
headed boy" I'm scbool.-always
sprineiug surprises III bis horse
is suffering from the Geas. be pro-
ceeds TO apply a remedy that win
not only kin the neas but win Bills
ter tae horse as wen and when ne
notes the suffering of the animal.
simply remarks. "Well 4 killed the
feas and the horse win get wen oI
the 0iisrers. he forgets by tho time
tbe blisterz are cured there win be
more neas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

senator ForaNer's canvass iu Oh
10 is causing Secretary Tafrs mama
gers mo- end of trouble. They have
but little time TO do missionary work
in other states.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-A rough
count OF the census of Cuba was ca
bied to the war department by. Gov
ernor Magoon showing the total popu'
iatiOn of the island to be 2.O2S. 2S2.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

Very few Of the millions who cumber this
earth
Are left without guidance. were an the
truth known.
For 'the good lord takes care OF chill
dren and fools.-
And "the devil t'Ees care Of bis own"
Life
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

The less a man understands what
he's voting for the madden he gets
with anybody for voting the other
way.-N. Y. Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
After N. wisdom rce.b

The latter part OF a wise mans life
is taken up in curing the follies. preju-
dices and false opinions he had con-
tracted in the former.-Dean Swift.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

MERIDEN, Conn. Dec. 1S.-Mayor
Thomas l. Reilly, Democrat. was re-
elected In the biennial city election by
All majority. His opponent was Ben.
Jamin G. Kennard. Republican.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
Not All Are seIf.saorl6oinn.

Some men would sacrifice their own
comfort for that OF a friend. This is
more true OF some men, however, than
OF others.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
THE ORIGIN OF THE BLACK
MAN.

Rev. Joseph +. Hayne, NJ. D., D.
ID. of Brooklyn, y. Y. created a most
favorable impression recently while
lecturing in this city. He presented
as with a copy Of his book entitled
''The Amonian or Hamitc Origin
Of the Ancient Greeks. Cretans and
an Celtic races"
Rev DR.. Hayne does not admire
or advocate any other name for the
citizen Of color than that Of Hamite.
Sailing under this flag and encom-
passed by this emblem he is able to
trace the citizens of color's origin
10 the Greeks and Celts.
He declares;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
Roosevelt Reviews Battle
ships In Hampton Roads.
EVANS FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Sixteen Great Fighting Machines TO
EnCirCIe the Globe.
MAY ALSO VISIT THE PHILIPPINES

Admiral Commanding Most Power
fuI Squadron That Ever sailed
From an American Port Hints That
Our Island Colonies May he Given
sight Of Uncle SANS warships
Before Their Return From Peace
fuI Mission 20 Other Hemisphere.
Navy Department. Has Furnished
vessels With worlds Charts show
ing Huns 60 san Francisco. NIaniIa
and Gibraltar.
OLD POINT COMFORT. Va. Dec
1S-Uuder command of Rear Admiral
Evans. with flags flying. with the men
at quarters and amid the booming Of
saluting guns. the Pacific battcship
feet. after being reviewed 10y Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the roadstead here.
away south for Trinidad,
British West Indies. on q voyage that
in all probability will end in their en-
clrcling the globe.
Being in cruising trim. with every
thing above deck snug and tight. the
fleet did not feel the stiG southeastern
which swept the coast and turned the
usually placid anchorage ground into
a choppy sea.
President Roosevelt accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt and a
distinguished company OF guests.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

Wile-The new cook spoiled the
bacon-she is SO young and lnexperi-
enced. Won't you be satisfied with a
kiss instead?
Husband-AU right-cau her in.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
speak IN of the black man into three
classes as follows:

First Those who are prejudiced
against him because of their pro-
found Ignorance of the race and it's
wonderful achievements in ancient
times
Second. Those who are preiudiced
against MIN because they know of his
great mental capacity. and for which
they envy him because of their own
arraut selfish bigotry.
In emphasizing the necessity of
agitation he says:
I'VE need as a race the freedom
of thought and the manly courage
OF man 20 express De-. Brasiias.
the famous Loccdemoniau general
caught "a mouse. it bit him. and by
that means made It's escape. %.
Jupiter. said De- what creature so
contemplate but may have it's IL
berty Or Dc would contend for it2'"
Rev. dr. Haync discusses racial
characteristics practically dissecting
Che human anatomy SO Co speak. in
making clear mis- position upon this
all-imnortout question
He even risks a comparison with
Che feet obiivious of the fact that if
the Black Man can pass muster I'm
that ueishborhood me viii never be
weighed i'm the balances of racial
comparison and found wanting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

The average temperature OF the en-
tire globe Is 80 degrees Fahrenheit
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
SATURDAY. DECEMBER -. 'o7.

The special souvenir edition OF the
Detroit lnformer was highly credi-
table TO the management of that en-
terpr.sing journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

within the proper historical and
ethnic information, no Individual
can afford to write a single line or
sentence that viii in tde least re-
fleet discredit on the ancient glory
of the Black Man, unless he cares
nothing for his reputation as an
ethnologist. archaeologist. anthro-
pologist, and a historian"
He divides the white people who
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

Entered az the Post Oace a. Richmond. Va.
SECOND Glass matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

zied finance. conducted by knavish
tricks.
III remarks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

Published every Saturday bv JOHN mitchell T..
JR., at 2il ". Fourh Street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28
JOHN MITCHELL. JR.. EDITOR.

All communication intruici for publication
st7ull he SEMI so 80 Co reach us hy Wednesday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-12-28

He divides the white people who
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

retail stores; good opportunity to right party.
Apply headquarters GREAT AMERICAN M
PORTING TEA CO., corner Goth and York
sts-, below Bryant
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
HELP wANTED-m.le-oontinued

AT At GosTIGAN & co.'s Employment Office .ooo
and Fell ST. opposite 10th and Market
Oakland Office Located
9th and Washington SITS. Phone Oakland zooo-
Now just notice what We offer Tuesday,
where you board and room with company
Your fare is free. Costs you nothing.
Also Free Fare-south to
santa Barbara. San Luis obispo. Santa Cruz
,.o Board company or board SELF. -
lo0 Hfndoos: 10 each section: south
loo Greeks; on each section; south
loo Austrians. Italians; sections; good wages
FREE FAREATODAY.
"a Lemoore, Kings county. below Fresno
90 laborers. s. P. Co.'S own work. $3.50.
FREE FARE+FOREMEN
Extra gang foreman, charge branch line. So %.
oo iaoorers, same extra gang. free fare. $40 "a
Free Fare-Sacramento Division
sacramento division is located from San Fran
cisco to Ashland and from San
Francisco to Sparks
10y Hmdoos Tor Sacramento div, 10 to 81 50
100 Greeks for Sacramento div, 81 10 to 81. so
loo section laborers. each gang. 81. 10 to 81 SO
FREE FARE-TEAMSTERS
soms 1,nerena Tagn, places for ssamsteTs: s@So 90
10 wagon teamsters. south, 81. so day.
Free Fare-North Shore R. R. Co
70 section hands, Willis. S35 and found.
70 section hands, Hopland. board self.
FREE FARE-SAWMILLS-
90 laborers, yards. mills. woods, $40 and i'd
Ship Today.
10 10 boys or young men, factory, city. 50 week
- Hindoos. cars to sleep in. good wages
Other help. Call. see. Something new.
FREE FARE
25 miners, San Luis Obispo, $780,
20 miners: Santa Cruz: $50; 20 musks5s, SO
FREE FARE-ROSEVILLE-T
90 laborers. work arouno yards; good wages
LOOK-NEW JOB CLOSE BY-FARE soc
20 tesmsters. so; 20 laborers. g 90
20 laborers. steam shovel work, s. Is day.
FREE FARE. GRASS LAKE, OREGON
20 tnhckmen.s- P: Co. wk, g. 25 to 40 day.
For the great Santa Fe R. R. Co
All 8 hours works hours
55 driilers, miners, tunnelmen, $3.50 day.
ship Tod Today~Free Free ~ ~Fare1s Hours Work
50 teamsters for Oakland. board company,
$3.50 day.
Camp cook. $50 i'd; 2 camp walters. SS5 "a.
so teamsters. s. 50; so iaborers. 81 50.
Grading foreman. "a; rock foreman. 81.
Section foreman. Mendocino branch line. s75.
FREE FARE-G0 T0DAY-N0RTH
% bridge carpenters. new job, $3.50 day.
Can washer. S55 fd-s porter. hospital go I'd
30 wagon teamsters. free fare, SIS month.
Teamster. drive wholesale meat wagon. $21.
Beef iugger: city, steady man. SIS week
Shinese SIa cook s and tend house city city. =. 49,,
Choreman, same place, city, SIS and found.
10 laborers, warehouse. city. bd- home, s.
CALL EARLY-Go TODAY
Drive your team from S. Z. to job.
50 wagon teamsters, wagons only. SIS month
20 la5ossrs anybody win do seISS month .v
San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara Santa Cruz.
GO TODAY-FREE FARE
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

Now Just notice what we oner Tuesday,
where you can board and room with company
Your fare Is free. Costs you nothing
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

GOLD AND SILVER
MINES
$50 miners for hand and machine work, 500
to s12o; 70 muckers. SIS to ss2. so; l6O labor
ers. no experience needed. you'll suit. $50 to
$50 month. The above are for different mines
in California and TSIIMya Ssysda uovu
Drillers, machine and hand; muckers, carmen,
laborers, ETC.; good wages;
Drillers, laborers, rockmen, $3.50 to $50.
NOW
BACK. BACK
TO THE
WOOD YARDS AND sAwMILLS.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
EUREKA, SCOTIA, KORBEL, SAMOA.
500 men for mill yards and woods all kinds
of Jobs, see boss here, $35 to 800 and found.
free fare.
FARE PAID.
SAWAfILLS, TUOLUMNE COUNTY.
20 laborers, sawmills. Tuolumne CO.. fare paid
20 lumber pliers sawmills, Tuoiumne county,
rare Oa'a MAcaiSS ace GAY, ib,R1rLERs.
10 machine drillers. fare 81. sos.
soNoMA COUNTY
BIG MILL
10 laborers. load cars, $3.50; 20 laborers.
build roads. $3.50 day and fd.; 80 laborers,
50 25 TO 50 so and found.
FOR OTHER LUMBER COMPANIES
40 donkey engineers, $50 to $50 and i'd; 3
ans @ sso eorase 10 S ape M
woods, good job, $40: 10 laborerS, handy with
ak to build logging chutes, SIS; sticker
hand planning mill. $50 day; foreman. sawmill
Tuolumne county. $2.25 day and found.
NOW READ.
FACTORY WORK.
is laborers for a factory near city; s75; live
in hotel.
20 laborers. another factory; fare zoe; $3.50
day; steady work.
LAUNDRY DEPT.
Washer. country laundry: see boss here; $lS
week. Starcher and polisher. country Laundry,
$3.50 week. Ironer SIS; polisher. $15; marker
and distributor; 5 plain laundrymen; COM
pany; $50 and found
HAY MAKERS.
HARVEST HANDS
1871 men to work In hay and harvest fields;
run mowers. rakes, derrick forks. pitching,
TRANSFERS.
CITY AND COUNTRY.
500 teamsters, wagon and scraper WORK; city
and country; SO 10 $50 month; $50 to IS day
LABORERS.
CITY AND COUNTRY.
1.1S9 latorers for factories. shop works, exca.
waiting. grading and general work, 1928 to 50
day; $50 to $50 month
ARE YOU
FOREMANf
10 rock foremen on the Western Pacific rail-
road. $16 and found
section foremen, S. P. r. R.. free fare; $50
Foreman, quarry: country: fare paid; 500 i'd
MURRAY & READY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES

BARRIERS AND SUPPLIES
BARBERs-The QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
The STRIKE Situation.
AS much as dislike having to
remind you OF the troubles that
Prevail In, our City, we feel
rnat suggestion or hint from
US that viii enable our trade
To stimulate their Business
ana incidentally add to your
PROFITS will not be AMISS.
JUNE TINE Is SUMMER TIME,
And SUMMER TIME IS TONIC TIME
we oner you GENUINE QUALITY
And can assure you a steady and
Continued INCREASE OF patronage
III you will serve your customers
With TONGUE DE LUKE.
THE LIQUID HEAD REST
This preparation conforms in
Every respect with the NATIONAL
PURE FOOD and DRUG Law, now in
Force. and is put up for the
Trade in the following sizes:
Quarts. half gallons and rallons.
Also in Bottles with Squirt
Corks for your customers.
We furnish elegant stand Bottles and Wall Signs
With the Bulk sizes.
SPECIAL NOTE TO BARRIERS
Your customers can be supplied
With this article ONLY through
you. POSITIVELY not to be had
Elsewhere.
ORDER ToDAY-ToMoRRow
NAY NEVER COME.
DECKELMAN BROS, INC.
162-164 Turk st. Phone Franklin 2s70
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

FREE FAREETODAY.
Lemoore, Kings county. below Fresno.
% iaborers, s. P. Co.'S own work, $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

WANTED Stock boys. II to IT years OF age
Apply Supf's office between 8 and IL, HALL
BROS. Inc.. 9Th and Market SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

wANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG MAN. Is YEARS
OLD. LIVING WITH PARENTS. TO DO COL
LECTING IN OAKLAND; NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY; STATE SALARY EXPECTED;
GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. AD-
DRESS BOX 115o. CALL OFFICE, OAKLAND