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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-Friday the thir-
tenth will be fatal date for Richard
Walton, the negro brute who straa'
gled Mrs. Lillian Grant White in her
room at $3.50 Madison avenue last Sep
TENDER, and who will be hanged for
the crime tomorrow. At his trial In
October Walton pleaded guilty and re-
peatedly refused to alter his plea.
When sentenced to death the negro
sneeringly asked the Judge to short
en- the time set for his ecexution, say.
ing that he desired to have the little
matter settled as soon as possible.
The murderer grinned broadly when
witnesses told Of his brutality, and
appeared to glory In his crimes. Hc
has since maintained his defiant atti.
tude, but It is thought that he will
break down when brought face to face
with death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12
Famous Editor Is a..

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Arthur BrIs.
bane. editor Of the Evening Journal,
known rs "the man who made vii.
liam Randolph Hearst famous" is to.
day receiving the congratulations OF
his friends on the occasion OF his 44th
birthday. Brisbane Is popularity re.
ported to be the highest salaried news.
paper man In the country. his stipend
being $4,000 n year. He was born in
Buffalo on December IL, 1868. and IL
the son of Albert Brisbane. one of the
pioneer communist.socialsts in this
country. He was educated In this
country, France and Germany. He be.
gan his newspaper career on the New
York Sun, December II, 1883, so tina,
to-day Is also the anniversary of his
entrance into the journalistic ranks.
Later he became the London CORE.
spondent of the Sun and editor of the
Evening Sun. He left the Sun for the
World. and was for seven years man.
aging editor of that paper. When
Hearst secured the Journal, Brisbane
was selected as its editor, and his gen.
ius and originality soon secured for
1t a circulation that is said to be great.
er than that OF any other paper in
America.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12
The STAGE (
aisle Of Spice"

Full OF tuneful music. pretty Gus
tunes. sensational electrical effects
and the lavish environment OF costly
scenery. and presented by n large com.
pany Of we'll known comedians and ov.
err fifty young and pretty women, tho
isle OF Spice" will be seen at the
Grand next Monday. The story OF the
piece is interesting and abounds with
comic situations and brilliant dialogue
and lyrics. On the occasion OF Its
premiere performance ut the Majestic
Theater, New York City, where it has
bHt recently closed a successful five
months engagement, the Now Yori,
Press has this to say: "The Isle OF
Spice aroused n large audience to gen.
ulne enthusiasm last night. Seldom
indeed has musical play been recciv.
ell as favorably in this city. 1t is rol.
licking good fun. The music is of the
lifting kind; comedy farces hilaiity,
and the chorus is smarter, prettier and
more full of ginger than any yet seen
In New York. The person who be-.
lleves he has an aesthetic tempera--
ment committed to hts tender care
may not go into raptures over The
Isle OF Spice. 1t Is not production
for the rare Individual. but for the
great. good natured public. There Is
that mystic something that gives one
n sense Of citation before the first act
Is under way. Perhaps it is the mu.
sic; perhaps 1t is the stage settings;
again 1t may be the bewitching attrac-
tlveness and delightful abandon Of the
chorus in full regimentals; but what.
ever 1t Is, a lifting feeling comes to the
spirits. and before long the grumpiest
person In the audience Is joining in
the applause"
The locale Is laid on an island in
the Japan Sea,a nd is the joint work
OF Allen Lowe and George E. Stoddard.
On this island 'reigns King Bompopka,
and to his oriental realm come two
Yankee sailors In balloon. They are
hailed as messengers from the sun
and great Is the honor that is at first
their portion. but evil controls them
Their real identity Is revealed and
when the future looks black with n box
ready for n behea,ling matinee, in
march the comrades of the two unfor
Inmates from the American warship
and their lives are saved,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Irene Myers and Her Superb Stock Co.
The Irene Myers Stock Company
to Fairmont this year with the yer.
dict Of other cities stamped Indelibly
upon it-"GREAT."
Headed by the popular young star.
Miss Irene Myers, whose success has
been enormous, and who is this year
proclaimed by critics every where as
the greatest young actress now on the
stage, the coming week promises to
be one Of the theatrical events of the
season. Manager Myers presents a
list OF plays this year that are i'm.
possible to equal at popular prices, in.
teresting from start to finish, embel.
llshed with magnificent scenery anil
presented by the acknowledged young
lending woman Of the American stage,
together with an unsurpassed com.
pany. these productions will make q
new era In popular priced attractions.
The specialties are unique and re-
freshingly clever, one Is too often &C.
customed to seeing filters in" instead
Of vaudeville artists. in popular priced
productions, and the class OF enter.
tainment provided by Manager Myers,
speaks well for his regard for the in.
telligence Of the audience. The acts
are all on a par with the rest Of the
productions, the very best, presented
In the very best manner.
Miss Myers comes to Fairmont this
year, doubly equipped. combined with
her own charming personality, she
brings with her the cieverest and best
supporting company now on the road,
this excellent company will appear at
the Grand all Of next week excepting
Monday. with q change o.: bill night
~ and matlnees on Wednesday, Fri.
day and Saturday, \ 81 A X " Il ;;.lss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12
DOWNS ITEMS.

Nearly everybody In Downs went 10
Monongah Sunday.
Harry SIllings has returned from
his old home. Bradford. Pa. where he
had been spending his vacation.
Mrs. Brookbank is visiting her aunt
in FaIrview. y
Miss Yeager is visiting her sister
Mrs. Hoffman in Downs.
Marie Stilllngs has been confined to
her house for some time with mumps.
Mr.. Knlsely has moved his family
back to Burt Hill on account Of there
being no school in Downs for his chill,
dren.
Miss Della Michael, Of Farming son,
spent Sunday In Downs with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beltch spent Sabbath
with their brother. Mr.. Level, at Jeri.
cho.
Mr.. Flanagan. of New York City,
spent few days with Mrs. Roody, his
sister. Il
Downs is a lively little colony but
we need a school building most OF all
for the children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Deposit with us annually ......$ 80
We guarantee to return at end
Of twentieth year ............S 1856
Total cost (twenty annual depos.
Its less guaranteed return at
end Of twentieth Year, ........$ "a
You pay to an assessment associa.
ton annually .................$ u
Total cost Of assessment ....... .$240
No cash returned at. end OF TWEEN.
tieth year. Which is the cheaper?
(Age IS. Unemployment Life.)
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO..
306 Jacobs Building. Fairmont, w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12
Folk Songs For Charity.

I NEW YORK, Dec. IAN unique
form Of entertainment was given In
the ballroom Of the New Plaza hotel
this afternoon, when the national dane
es and folk songs Of the various En-
ropean nations were portrayed under
the direction Of Louis H. Chalif, late
ballet master Of the Odessa Govern
ment theater In Russia. All the
dances were given In costume and the
songs rendered in the native tongues.
The affair was given for charity under
the patronage Of the social leaders OF
the city. The proceeds will be given
70 the Anne Brown Alumnae free kin
.lergarten. II
Va, Subscribe for the West sVirgipttr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

The Supreme Court Of Appeals has
granted n writ Of error In the case
Of State VS.. Yoho, and will review the
same this morning. Mrs. Yoho and
her son, Joe. were convicted In the
Richie county court, and she was
sentenced to four years In the penl'
tertiary. She will now have an op.
portunity to have her case reviewed
by the Supreme Court.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

When baby loses flesh. looks pale, 10
fldgety and nervous. the little one Ia
not we'll nourished, and should be CIV
en- a soothing. healing tonic. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea is the best
tonic for babies; purely vegetable. IS
cents. Tea or Tablets.-South Side
Pharmacy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Mr.. C. W. Watson. Of the Fairmont
Coal Company. Is very anxious for the
governor to come to Fairmont and
make personal investigation Of the
recent disaster. The governor has
not fully decided whether he would ac-
cept Mr.. Watson's invitation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12
shakespearlan Drama costumed.

Al Julius Caesar. Othello. Merchant of
Vinife-The best and most interest
ing ACTS Of the above dramas will be
elegantly, costumed and played at the
Normal Auditorium Friday evening,
Dec. IS, 1907. at o'clock. The pub
lie is urged to see this most elaborate
Shakespearian production of the sea-
son. Friday evening, Dec. 10. Admis-
sion Is cents. 12.9.5.t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Both tho above mentioned medicines arc
wholly made up from the glrccric extracts OF
native. medicinal roots. The processes EN-.
viz Dr.. Pierce. md they are carried CARR on By
skilled chemists and pharmacists with tho
aid Of Apparatus md appliances specially
designed and built for. this purpose. Both
all other harmful. habt-formiug drugs,
full list Of their ingredients Is printed on
each bottle-wrapper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Lloyd's Book Shop moved to Stem
pies Basement. Books at Department
Store prices.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

" 49, II 1t ~ n
That our american FORESTS abound IN
plants ~ bic possess tie most valuable,
smedlc inal virtues IS abundantly attested.
BY scores of the most eminent medical
writer's and stcachers. Even the guntnt
tored Indians had discovered the useful.
ness Of many native plants before tho
advent OF tho white race. This lnforma-
ton, impaired freely TO. tho whites, led
tho latter to continue Investigations until
to-day we have q rich assortment Of most
valuable American medicinal roots.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Il Large new line umbrellas. engrav.
ing free at Fisher, the jeweler. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Not less marvellous. In tho unparalleled
cures It Is constantly making Of woman's
many peculiar affections. weaknesses and
distTesslng derdngements, Is Dr.. Plercc's
Favorlte>P rcscript!0n,>as Is amply attested
BY thousands otTlnSoalc nd testimonials con.
tttbuted hyNC2Tefui paflcr2 who have been
cured b. Il otcataltholp mel ic rains. pain1n
perl3as, itrcgnlnrlIies: prolapsgs md QiGeI
etiQn Of uterus and klndrcd Injections, 0ftcn
after many other advertised medicines, md
physicians had failed. =,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-12

Or. Pierce believes that our American for
ests abospd In most valuable medicinal roots
foA the cufeQf most obstinate and fatal dis
easfs, n we void properly Investigate them;
and i1 foAlrDaeNn Of this conviction. he
polrfso< with pride>0 The rluost mnrIelous
curcs Effected hy bis .Gniden- Medical uts.
covery.. Ehlch has proTen Itself 70 be .lhe
nQst eiilcient sinmach- ionic. ljyer iuSIgore
aior. henlt tonic md regnlator. aud blood
cleanser known 70 medical science. Dyspep-
sla. or Indigestion. torpid liver. functional
and even valyular and other affections Of
The heart yle!d to It's curative action. The
reason trhu II curessthese and many other
affections. Is clearly shown In little book
Of extracts from the standard medical works
which Is mailed free to any address BIZ DR., r.
Y. Pierce. Of Buffalo. N. y. to oil sending
request for the Same. N ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-26
PERSONAL

Miss Florence Thorn will spend
the week in Parkersburg the guest
| Of Mrs. A. G. Patton n other
friends.
Mrs. John Long and Mrs. Edward
Peck ven to Pittsburg Tuesday
morning to do some shopping.
Patterson NJ. Long is in Pittsburg
on a business visit.
Attorney Philip steptoe will visit
in -Parkersburg this week. spending
Thanksgiving there.
Misses Edna Morris and Gertrude
Huffman, OF Fairmont. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morris at
Quiet Dell.
w. Calvert has returned from a
business visit in Fairmont.
A. j. Lodge, OF Bridgeport, was
a prominent business visitor mere
TUESDAY for a few hours.
Taylor and Ralph Crislip win
leave ton.elt on No. 4 for the South
to snend some time.
1. G. Race, of Fairmont. is 4
prominent city visitor.
Captain Quinn Minter. OF Light
burn. is in the city.
Charles A. Cummings, of Lost
Creek. spent Tuesday here.
Samuel Rittephouse. OF Dola. was
here Tuesday on business.
A. *. Holman, Of morgantovn, is
o visitor IN the city.
S. D. Turner. OF Parksrsburg. is.
attending TO business matters in this
city.
Homer B. mckinley. cashier of
the : Merchant and Producers bank
at Salem. returned there Tuesday
morning after a business visit In
this city.
City Clerk w. H. Cole left Tues.
day for Washington to visit his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cole. over
Thanksgiving.
]. r. speas. of Fairmont, was a
business visitor in the city Tues
day.
A. c. Fulmer. of Morgantown. is
hee looking after business mat
tiers.
s. W. Pollock is here from Par
kersburg.
State Treasurer Newton ogdin
went 10 M~organtown TIC attend toI
business matters Tuesday morning
after a brief sty in this city on his
way from Parkersburg.
H. S. Haskins, of Weston. is a
city, visitor.
G. D. Robinson is here from Par
%kersburg. looking after business
affairs.
Allen Mclean, Of Salem, is a
Clarkshurg visitor.
Rev, and Mrs. Homer sala, OF Sc
bring. Ohio, are here the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Ash.
Maj. F.. VI. Ashcraft, of Reynolds.
Vile, spent Tuesday in the city.
Gilbert L. Hurst, of Sardis, was
acre Tuesday,
Deputy Sheriff Wy. f. Leonard, OF
salem. was here Tuesday.
Miss Mccall and her friend, Miss
Athey. OF Marietta, Ohio. viii arrive
Wednesday evening on No. L. to be
the guests Of Miss McCan's cousin,
Mrs. b. p, Holden on Lee street.
Ranold johnson viii go to Parkres
burg to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents, MIR. n Mrs, }. NJ.
Johnson.
Prof. Galvani left last night for
Fairmont, where he will give a hyp-
motto exhibition tonight and tomor-
row night.
Henry Bennett. of Brown, was al
business visitor here Tuesday.
G. B. Rule will visit in Grafton to-
morrow night.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
BLIND HEAR MESSAGE
FROM CARMEN SYLVIA
Mrs. Fearn Tells Sightless
OF Roumanian Queens
Luminous Hearth

The blind of san Ersncfsco gathered
IN 81 Stephens chapel yesterday after
-oon % hear the message which Queen
Elizabeth Of Roumznis- OF Carmen
sylvia ss she Is known bv her literary
YORK is sending cut 10 the sightIess OF
re world-
Carmen SEirzS special EmfsssrE Is
Mss Frances Fearn- d southern woman
sho has lived & number Of years al
r1e court 0f the queen Mrs. Fearu IS
among the comparatively few persons
who can overcome the barrier between
TIE blind and those who see making
them visualize through her words what
IheT would otherwise be shut out from
The Luminous Hearth" Is the Eng
Lish translator OF the city which the
queen IS building for the blind Mrs.
Fearu told of the work and q the de-
vo-io1 q the queen 70 her blind sub
5ects. touching her audience until their
s. Ehtless eyes streamed tears When
sre had finished they Eroped their way
- her 20 grasp her hand
Ms Eearu's mission Is merely 70
awake an interest in the tragedy OF
re blind When she lectures the pro-
cceds 20 70 whatever local institution
cares for nhe blind She viii not lee
rIre again IN san Francisco. but VIII
speak one night this week IL Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
PUBLIC LANDS Meeting
VILE OPEN TOMORROW
One Thousand Delegates of
Western States Are to
Join IN Denver
TALK OF ROOSEVELT
Representatives Are Likelv
10 Condemn Policies
Of President

DENVER. June 1s-Of greater ard
more 1ar-reaching importance than 49,
EeIner1ng IN Denver in years wiIT r.
- --1--e t4ncs convention. which viii
--1S- Al Ine Broadway theater next
-eSoay morning and continue th-aa
1sFs- Informal discussions suo-r -
leise esSes already On the ground point
"a TIE conclusion that President Roose-
eLl policies as 10 western land sn5
-rrlgstlon regulations vii be cor
cenned by the convention IN a con-
awe ceifoerate manner. without
u-Eing politics = the matter
LWo states VIII virtually donfuses
re convention Colorado and Wyoming
q r1e loo delegates from The west
en- states represented, Colorado and
wyoming viii have about se5. ard 50
Ter cent of these. l. is declared. win
ae against the administration policies
with reference 10 the public domain
oregon Idaho Montana and Washing
ron- VITA nearly zoo delegates. vii So
= large measure with Colorado and
Wvcming
James Wilson. secretary of azrfcur-
rure, IS expected 70 attend the conven-
Ton L is believed that either William
- TAFT, secretary OF war. or George B.
Corteiyou. secretary of the rreassIr,-
nay come II place OF Secretary Wilson.
Ene attendance is assured Of James r
C1sr1eld, secretary OF the interior 2
A. Ball1ger. commissioner OF the gen
ersl Land o6ce- clifford Pfnchot. chief
forester. D A. Newell director OF the
recLamation service. and =. A Holmes
a the geological survey. representing z
The federal administration
Senator c. =. Clark OF wyoming. who
fought The presidents land policies On
t1e 1oor of tae senate AZ Washington.
arrived here last night and viii take
lescing part in tie convention
There viii be no politics IN the con
FenLiou. said Senator clark TO-DAY
Ire auestions 10 come up for discus
sion and action are not political They
have 70 co with the policies of the
president with reference 10 his admin
istrscion o. the public domain
We have had = good dose oI bureau
cratic administration Of the public do
main Nov Il IS tine that We sUfnS
back 70 the cid uoorilE and constitu-
-iclsI rights OF the states. I an salts
led that ths president wants 70 do
what IS best for the country when he
IS ADVISED OF the true conditions and
-he temper of the people Of the west.
This IS the one great end that We are
striving for"
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
YOUNG BURGLAR CAUGHT
AFTER CHASE IN STREETS
Mission Csndyuau Pu-sues Thieving
Employe Long Distance n Buggy
With Successful Result

john Barry. aged 16- was arrested
yesterday on charge OF burglar and
locicsd ID in the city prison Because
of his reurh he was removed later 70
the detention home Al Eleventh and
Harrison streets where he VIII Be
held pending q hearing in the juvenile
court
Bsrry was employed as q wagon
driver BY A. Bosschsrt. q candy maker
Of 1855 Valencia street, and early yes
rerday Vas surprised IN the act OF
eaterfug- the store OF his employer
through 2 afEdoW IN the rear OF the
building. he became frightened and
started on 2 run toward the ferry
Bosschart. who hsi seen him run away.
followed IN 4 buggy Barry boarded
Z car at Valencia and TWsnry-second
streets Bosschart followed the car 10
Third and Market streets. where Es
notified Policeman Rooney who made
tae arrest Barry when questioned At
police headquarters confessed that re
had been IN the store and had taken q
snail amount from the cash drawer.
He also confessed 70 having entered Il
on q previous occasion, az which time
- stale IS
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

WOMAN Of refinement to eater bxssIaess career.
training given 1886 Call ofrce- Fillmore At
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

AT C0STIGAS & cos TapIoyuent Agency
and Fen 81 opposite 10th ~.
Phone Market 2lee-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
HELP wANTED-Male

IT COsTIGAN cos Iaployment Agency
! and S Fen 81 opposite 10th 81.
Phone Market aoee-
wASTED-ToDAY. MONDAY.
Free Fare
Clerk for rosdnaSterss Office. south. $50
section FREE REF PAREmsAETA sa NJ 'asf cara z
y miners Laurel and wrights. $50 NO
Is hammer men and GrfIlsrs. $50.
. uucke-s snd Iaborers. $3.50
FREE FARE-SoCTH.
45 sectioa hands. Salinas district good wages
45 section hands. San Iuis o0ispo. 70 today.
A. section hands. Santa Barbzra district
FREE EARE=SOETH
ship Daily.
GRASS I-AkE-0REGON-GRA LAKE,
80 track men. spikers. strappers. S2-65 DAY
LEAooRE AND RossI-BELow FRESNO.
81 track Een. spikerS. strzPpers, Sz-e5 daT.
Free Fare
SANTA CRUZ-S- F. CO.-SANTA CRCZ-
50 track men spikers- strzppers. s2-65 day
NAYFTELD AND Mt. VIEW.
Teaulsters. So Iaoorsrs. S2-5e-
FACTORY wORK-sTEADY WORK
80 laborcrs. inside and o1rsfte work. large
factory close &c city. hoard and room hotels
40 blankets reguireds splendid place $3.50 10
FARE ADVANCED
70 teansters. new rzil0rad- close, SO.
Wagon Tezmsters-
Is wagon teamsters. fare 15c. SIS.
Beard yourself
25 Greek Hinsna Isbore-s- fare 15e. $50
FREE FARE-N0RTH-
fGo lzborers taseraez. board themselves. SEQ
100 Italians Truckee district. extra gang sse-
FREE FARE-FoRENEz<
Track foremen- $50 70 Sl95 10 $I2o no
Rock fereren- $50 70 s12a.
seetI1n forenaen north. south- east. SEQ no
Extra gang foremen. north. east soufh. S1e5 u
ENGINEERS-CAI1-SEE
Donkey engineers. sawmiIls. $50 fc11d-
Gzsoiipe engineer city concern s.
Maehfui<r sawmflIs. lathe work. 3-5l
20 6laeksrnirAs. city c0unfrT. different wages
FREE FARE7SAFMTLLSAAS PLACE
ship 70 all szwE1fEfs-Free Far.B1sr Daily
FREE FARE-ROSEvTLLE AND SACRA-
MEETO-
% labcrsrs together. beard self er company.
81 day
Fare Pafd-Ocezn Shore Railroad
50 feanstfrs- s75. 50 laborers So.
TEAASTERS-0AkLASD-
50 tearsrers and laberers fer Oakland SIS NO.
FOR THE GREAT SANTA FE-
Eight hours work
- miners. SIe5, 20 Rzckers So.
carpenters. So So helpers. SIS
3 carpenters fer Lake TzAoe-thats AIS
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
HELP wANTED-nale-con1insed

HELP WANTED-MaIe-Ce
MURRAY L READY.
Leading Employment ard Labor Agents
White Pzlace Hotel Building.
11TH AND MARKET SIS san FRANCISCO
PHONE LAREET 655 AND 6s1-
Branches AZ
Srh ard franklin sTs.. Oakland
Phooe oakland 75o1-
1eT-ies South Los ANGLES 81. Les Aagsies-
WANTED TO-DAY.
1850 men for different parts u WasnlnS-
ro1- Oregon. Nevada Ar1.01a New Mextco.
Utah and California Vages fr0u $50 % SD
meath
READ THESE ADS
Careful LILY.
FREE FARE
B0RDERS OREGON BORDERS
OEEGOS- FREE FARE OREGON
koex1er. driilers. tesnstsrs- tunnel nsa-
S3-75 day
snip Dasly--F-ee Fsre
FREE FARE
slSkIEOC AND SHASTA COUNTIES
- 4 aso-ers railroad w0rss r-se fare, s=-=5 e
= P r r co : owS WORK
COAST ROAD
sec100 hands a1d men f1r extra zaazs far
ne eoess diFisioo- Al free fare lneiudi1<
AOSIEREf. SALINAS. SALTDA- SA.s LUIS
OCEAN SHORE E. 2 500 TO 81 DAY
Fare WESTERN PACIFIC r r Fare
ralo DIFFERENT PARTS Paid
S.yeo Ee1-Lsoere-s. drfllers- f1-eue1- u1-
s1ins drillerss hlackzolths- carpeuters. etc.
$50 70 50 dzy. So 80 70 $50 month
MURRAY 4 READY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

CONE HONE-C0NE home
To SLEEP
$50 SINGLE ROOMS 6ao SINGLE ROOMS
. Us PER NIGHT. SI-5 PER WEEk-
INCLUDING BATH.
Iooee served free % each Econsr betwee1 ;
a n and a II
FACING AND ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE
z. 2 TERMINAL
OR OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOESE-
llIH- MARKET AND MISSION SIS
E1ecr-tc 1zhts In ever rcou- Reading
rcou ec1t2talng all raperS uaxzrsnsS etc
Leaye ycC- call You ca1'r Over-lesp- Bsll5oy
calls TU1 Up time
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

Our NEW FACTORY BUILDING WHICH IS
THOROUGHLY Lighted. VENTILATED
AND HEATED. IS NOW READY FOR oCCC-
PANCY. EXPERIENCED AND fyExPERf-
ENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
WANTED ON sovERALLS: GOOD PAY.
STEADY WORK; PAID WHILE LEARNING
LEVI STRAUSS 4 CO. VALENCIA BET
18TH AND 4TH- APPLY Nh DAYS
Cook small family. Me1io Psrk-.----.-.s So
Nurse. cne cht1d- city $50
-Four serord etris country $50 each
Leuadress. assist ehauhsr warz.sSan Rafael s35
ChankeTualS. eoszntrT hotel .S.5Q
IadF's maisi- nnst sew wei. city -.-..- $50
French nGrsery governess. I child city $50
Dtzbwes1er+ small place n city so and I'd
80 good ho<sevcrk girls. city And country
MISS PLESkETT- ISs2 Sutser st.
WOMAN Of refinement to ester business career
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