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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24

SOUVENIR POST CARDS:
liberal commission, high class side
line. EARL MAXWELL 416 West
124th Street, New York
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SEVERAL RELIABLE MEN
70 travel and place our goods with
merchants in any open territory; we
manufacture new speciality that
se!ls fast and easy wherever shown.
Liberal pay, with chance TO build up
large. permanent income, to those
who mean business. Address THE
MOORE ART Co, Alberene, Va.
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WANTED, BY,,A YOUNG MAN, TWEEN
water dispenser; have had two years
* experience. Good references Adj
dress SODA DISPENSER. s14 East
CLAW Street. .n.- - - ..l-LL -. i.--.-L-...
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CHILDREN TO BOARD;
large grove. good water. mothers
care; terms moderate; city refer
ences. Mrs. w. G. PETTY. James
River Division. Chesapeake and Ohio.
Fork Union, Va
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DRUG CLERK, REGISTERED. OPEN
for situation June LIST; city or coun-
try. Address DRUG CLERK, care
Times Disnatch I..l-.-- ~. ~ -
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WANTED, PLACE AS MANAGER OR
sawyer, with some good sawmill
company. Address G S42, care Times.
Dispatch.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN 10 COVER VIR-
ginia with staple line; high commits
permanent position to right man.
JESS H. SMITH CO., Detroit, Mich.
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED IN YOUR
locality to represent US; experience
unnecessary; $1l0 per month and eX-
penses; write for particulars. MON
ROE CIGAR CO, Toledo. Ohio.
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wife for country work; garden,
dairy, stock. poultry yard. etc; good
wages and comfortable home offered.
Address Mrs. c., care Postmaster,
Norwood. Nelson county. Va a.
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making prints; no experience re-
quired; steady work., salary SIS
week; particulars. NATIONAL IL
Illustrated VIEW CO., $50 Nassau
Street. New York. -
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Alilline,rl.,lp.

FATS TRIMMEp. 25c.; MADE. 81.
MRS, WILLIAMS, aos West afAtA
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FOR RENT. LOWER FLAT OF THREE
large rooms, pantry and use OF bath
POS South Jefferson. $40 per month.
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AGENTS, GET BUSY. OUR FoUN-
Der throughout; sample, 25c; parti-
culars free. Achress HARRY D.
LINGO 1921 LehJgh Avenue /. Phila-3
delphia, Pa, 9sst ,f 5aa
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JUST OUT. LOW-PRICED THREE
pound mop: turn crank to wiring;
hands keep. clean: every woman
buys; profit $50 ner cent; catalogue
free. u. s.. MOP Co. Leipslc Ohio.
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AGENTS., TO MANAGE DISTRICT DIS
trtbution OF the self-heating flat
hustlers only: excellent proposition.
MANAGER, Box SO. Kokon1o. Ind
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WANTED. BoARDERs FOR TIE SUM
mer: pleasant rooms. convenient to
trains and car line. Address Mrs
H.. care Postmaster, Ashland Va
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WANTED TO SELL TO
grocers, druggists and confectioners;
500 per month and expenses. CAL
co Ct I.onls Mo
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AGENTS, WE POSITIVELY HAVE
the fastest selling household patent
on the market. WOOLVERINf CO.,
Pittsblre Pa III
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"A YOUNG MAN IN EVERY
league baseball city over $4,000 in
hapttants, VIII pay you 50 day;
send stamp, BULLETIN PUB. co,
Atlantic City NJ
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&ituations QManteD,. Gemale.

dUSTLING SALESMAN, FOUR YEARS
experience. wants position selling
shoes, South Carolina or Georgia
, territory. References furnished. ADJ
dress T a47- care Times DISPATCH.
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LARGE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS IN
a delightfully."- cool house on Pres
ton Heights; modern conveniences;
terms moderate. No objection to
children. Mrs. J. CROsSE-DOUGLAS
Rugby Road University OF Virginia.
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GOOD WHITE WOMAN TO
care for small house; must be able
lily. Good homo to right party. Adj
dress w. T. D., 119 East Main Street.
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SALESMAN WANTED-SELL RETAIL
trade; SIS to s175 per month and ex-
penses or commission; experience un-
necessary. HERMINGSEN CIGAR
Gu Toledo Ohio
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WANTS POSITION
at once; salary no object. Address
H $50. care Times Dispatch.
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PLAT FOR RENT-SECOND FLOOR
fat, Broad Street. near Hancock: six
rooms. SEATON & SONS. 1912 West
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
ORGANIZE BRANCHES
IN FOUR COUNTIES
Ofhcers of Grape Growers
Association Make Encour-
aging Reports
Mass Meeting of. Members in
Sacramento County Has
Been Arranged

Al monthly meeting Of the Grape
Sr9"ers association Of California. held
Yesterday morning in the new quarters
q Ile organization. room 3Is. Italian
american bank building IN Montgomery
street nattering reports OF the progress
MADE by the association were given
eE lis o1icers. Andrea Sbarboro. presi-
cent y the association. presided and
reported THAI strong branches Of the
state association had been organized
p eonoma, Alameda. Santa Clara and
AaDa counties. and that the campaign
q education begun By the association
- discourage drunkenness by increas-
-hs the use Of light California wines
g substitute beverage for liquors
containing grester percentages Of alco-
nol has Drospered-
horatio T. Stoll. secretary Of the
association. reported that he VIII leave
Tor Sacramento TO-DAY 10 attend Z mass
meeting Of grape growers Of Sacra-
mento county 10 be held this after
noon in the hall Of the chamber OF
commerce He stated that Don Ray.
one ~ The largest growers Of Gelt. has
arranged for a similar mass meeting
OF Tineyardists Of san joaquin county.
and that r. T Swift Of Concord has
called a meeting of Contra Costa county
growers for an early date next week.
II - predicted that by the time the
next meeting OF the directors is held.
September IS. the entire state viii be
organized
The association yesterday approved
al the actions Ct the executive COM
mirlee of the directors and planned for
LAe issuance OF a booklet on the wine
situation by Andrea Sbarboro. The
booklet viii be entitled The Fight for
Temperance. Being the Practical Views
n a Practical Nan Il win be Illus
rrated with excellent views taken IN
tae grape growing districts OF the
state. and il its appendix viii contain
articles on wine drinking by Rev G.
Fl Parkhurs1. the New York reformer.
and by Dr. Martin Regansberger. presi-
dent OF the state board Of health Ten
thousand copies Of, the book viii be
issued and they VIII be sent broadcast.
The president OF the United States viii
receive a copy. as VIII every governor
u q state in the union. and all the in
luential newspapers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
DIED

tITEN-in THIS city August Is 1908. airline
lfIrn Beloved daughter u TIC tate Maggie
sflar : native - san Franci<co Cal. aged
10 resr~ ] montL and y days
Friends and arqu1infa1ces are respectfully
fsr sf 1880 O'Clock p from tie
f-rrr7l lisTiors II Bunker 4 LINT. -6f5 Nls
.i.r, street between Twenty -seco1nd and
'rvranfr-fl.irl. thence q -. james church
s.s- Ss~rlres commencinE az J o'clock +. n.
7r,,a--4eut Holy Cross cemetery
.rsr,~Lfn Oakland Cal. August 10 1905. Mr.
7s.r+fr srre ufduE q the lare John Ar7s.
r7 rr,.tt.sr = BeFfba g and William II
srrs 4 native u Germsny-
BRFEx-In this cits. AUGUST -. 1875. Joseph
n Breea dearly believed Son II HzrTy Mat
r1e-r and Mary Brren- and loving hIothcr
~ Isrrr Nary. NatfbeN. Patrick and Car
mes Hreen. : native - san Frznciscc. Cal,
ree7 - years : mortils and = day.
5-raarle and aeqB1iltEnces are respectfully y
s--5sa.I - attend the funeral ioHorTow lFri-
f4r ~ SO a'cleck ll-- f1pm TIE resi-
sr-,rr - his parents. ll- IeDuesss-e street
rn.- Ficafecufh thence 10 81. IeTess :
-t~-eh .sIlraeF - Nineteenth and ~[cn1esSfe
--~a..f~ r-iere = requiem mass vi l'e ceie-
5-.-r-s -s.~ rtc reisbze ~ his soul. commencing
- O'Clock a. "a lnte-nent Holy Cross
cemetery
ar-sf-s-ln MS citx Auenst ls. Ieos. Nr-
ar~-s al Bssch - Butte. Nest = native
~ fsi.rlrfelrilia Pa eyed - yezrs
r---r.~si services viii be leld tgHaeErvw tfri-
dsrl. AZ 70 T. II. AZ the cAsrel q \ Graz
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
WANTS MONEY But
NOT Her HUSBAND
Belle NJ. Harris Seeks Separa=
lion and Maintenance From
Ernest Harris
Many Other Unhappy Couples
Air Their Troubles Before
Superior Courts

The trial of a vigorously contested
divorce suit was begun before Judge
Hunt Yesterday. Belle NJ. Harris seek
ing separation from Ernest Harris an
empIove of the local mint on the
ground of failure TO provide Harris
insists that he has always been ready
and willing 10 support his wife so long
as she would reside with him. bur has
refused to accord her separate main
tenance. According 10 the testimony of
the wife. which was only partly heard
yesterday. Harris discontinued giving
her money in October. 1906 Since that
time. she stated, he had given her moth
ing but one shirt waist and two boxes
of candy These he sent as presents.
with his love She testified she has
supported herself by keeping rooming
house, and also had been assisted by
her sisters. Attorney Carl Lindsay ap-
peared for the wife. while Harris was
represented by Frank H. Gould
William NJ Pratt, the saloon keeper.
was sued for divorce by Frances T.
Pratt yesterday on the ground of deser-
ton. She alleges her husband left her
in May of last year. Alimony in the
sum of $50 q month is asked for. Judge
Graham granted a temporary Testra in
ing order preventing Pratt from dispos-
ing of any Of his property.
Suits for divorce were filed yesterday
by Elizabeth Kelly against Edward j.
Kelly. willful neglect; Vivian Riley
against John J. Riley. desertion; Emily
O'Kane against William O'Kane. cruel
"; William X. Keese against Marian
keese. cruelty: Deda NJ Hair against
George Newton Hair, cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
GARBAGE MARKS
tARDOR ENTRANCE
Cast OFF Food From 0akiand's
Tables Floats With Tides
at the Golden Gate
Navigators and Fishermen Pro-
test Against DisgraeefuI
Condition OF Affairs

The evolution of a cabbage stalk or
an empty catsup bottle into an aid
10 navigation may seem far cry but
il is this use that these apparently
impossible outcasts are serving al the
entrance TO the Golden gate Oak
lands method OF disposing of its gar
bage is responsible for state of
affairs unique IN the history of this
port. This garbage. carried out as far
as the lightship, is there thrown over
board. Some OF il sinks. bat much Of
II floats The supply is renewed every
y hours.
Navigators Of coastwise vessels be-
set By the fog no longer listen for the
lightship's whistle. The lookout sniffs
the air and when his nostrils detect
an odor like castout food he devotes
his attention 10 the surface OF the
water
At the cry a melon rind on the port
bow. or Condensed milk cans dead
ahead" the order is given TO change
the course. for by these signs the
captain knows that he is near the
the entrance 10 the worlds most beau
tiful harbor.
The United States photographic Office
has taken no official cognizance as yet
OF this garbage field as an aid 10
navigation. and so Tar the tin cans and
bottles. and other refuse. have not
been honOred with q place on Uncle
Sans charts. The reason for this. say
<he navigators. IS that foreign navi-
gators do not report il for fear of
hurting California's feelings. and navi-
gators who belong here are ashamed
TO say anything about Il
The fishermen also have a grudge
against the city of churches. The
crabs. overfed from the crumbs from
III,
and catches are small. Nets spread in
these waters catch everything but fish.
and the fishermen have been compelled
TO cast their nets far away where fish
are scarce and from where il takes
a long time 70 come home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

COSTELLO this city. August
as 1865 hy rilc Rev William Schmidt Hlllr7
BIasusnn and Lolise Costello. both q san
FranciS-o-
MIL IS-IIITI- Ell EI-D-Iu OakIsnd Cal Az
Eusr u. 1fslS. - lhe Rev C. H. Hobart
i3 D.. Lawrence A. Mlis and Margaret LIE
fledeld. bofh of San Francisco.
NUSS-fLANTON-In tins city. August Il.
IassS hy rhe BeT. J. Fuendenng. Hsrry Moss
cul Gaila Clsntou. lseih ~ Sacrzmeutn Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

TIE following marlass licenses were issued in
Ssu Francisco WEDNESDAY. August -:
EoT T. smith. a and Margaret Doaaeliy, q,
both of Falieio
Dreeilsler. IS. both of Eqrt Costa
Herman Janss 81 and Emma I-slise BrslE.
- t1t1 = Lcz Angeles
Fres EaleEs. >. Nereed City. and Mabel
Albert = Hosn- =. Fo-t Barry, and Alma
3-crar 81 9 Blake 81
sIsIeoim Iu1asf- . and Mary E sutton.
lanes srlliran. =. sls san Joze ave. and
Katherine Baldwin -. SOS Clay 81
sr'ris7n TsSI-oot- =. 400 I,erizadero 81
Gearee D Losan, =. Leadvile- Colo, snd
Anna Fer-7ls1n- - Lodi
Walter j. Eldreiee. 80. l37 Ere ST. and
Il--ien H. Sriak, .. sl4 Dolores 81
OAKLAND Aug i9.-The following msrrisge
llccnses Weze issued today
Horace 3. 1icChesueT. - Denver. and PansF
r. Woods -. Lene Beach
Alrlu B. Bsrise-. ., Manila, and LGcy C.
Lel1f1riI. -. Berkeiev-
BIcbarl p NcCandiisli. -. and Mamie D.
C1IElrs -h both ~ BerkeleT-
Kincsur EaEaTieh, 50. and Mary Eronjes, y.
Charles A. waters. q. Oakland. and Carrie
Ela-lertF- - san Auireas-
Willisu q sehetreubarg. - Berkeley. and
Hesn T. saa1alan. -. ozkia8d-
Iirttcn ID Davenport -. herman, and Gret2
T. E,tseae. - Berkeley
0iirer Weurz. =. snd Myrtle Il Dains. .,
arrsie b coie. 81. osklsna. and Mary n.
T1auas slater =. seattle. ana Corinne
Io-eai Teeae5. = aaa Marie Dixon. =.
iaft - Oakland.
Thomas Franca. - and Aagfliua Tigiiouzoai.
- h1rh ~ oaklauL-
EnliqGe s. Ruiz -. and Marguerite Castro.
- berh q san FraaciscQ.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
FRUITMEN REPORT
A BANNER YEAR
Success Is Due to Splendid Or
ganization Developed by
Alden Anderson
Many Hundred Cars of Oranges
Viii Yet Be Shipped
East

Fruit growers. shippers and also the
transportation companies unite in say
ing that the present season viii prove
more profitable 10 ali interested in the
fruit industry than any previous year.
Il is asserted that the secret of the
success is the splendid organization
OF the fruitmen IN northern California.
Credit Tor this is due TO Alden Ander-
son. who has perfected his method OF
distribution so wen that there IS never
q surplus OF fruit in any Of the cities
where our fruit is shipped. and also
10 The regularity Of the service OF the
Pacific fruit express At the same time.
II IS limited. that Il the melon growers
Of the Imperial and Coahuiia valleys il
southern California had orofited by the
example OF the northern growers they
would have received better prices for
their product
Up 10 the middle of August there
was sent from this state 10 the east
5.I45 cars OF citrus and deciduous fruits.
including vegetables and melons, as
against 5000 last year.
Since October 4. 1907. the Pacific
fruit express has handled Sl,2o6 cars.
and expects TO add. in addition 70 the
plums, peaches and other fruits il viii
send out 1iIl the season closes, $500
cars OF grapes and 5000 cars OF ap-
pies from the Watsonville district
There are yet $500 cars OF oranges
10 be sent from north of the Tehachapf
between now and December 20 IN time
for the holiday trade, as against 2,loo
last year
L Is expected that the Pacific fruit
express VIII handle for the year. from
October 70 October. about $4,000 cars,
or aYerag ging 5000 cars month
These cars viii net the growers
somewhere in the neighborhood Of
sI00o a car as many thousand cars
have been sold for $500 gross in the
east. which means that about S36.0 .00o.-
600 viii be distributed among the fruit
vegetable and melon growers Of north
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

Birth marriage ana death notices sent BY nail
VIZ not he Inserted. They must be handed II ~
either ~ the putfcatiul Offices and be incorsed
H-rh TIE name and residence Of persons author
izec o. have The sane published. Notices r.
s-rlctec simply % tile announcement a The event
are published once in zais column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

at sea without having il returned TO
shore by the tides. Numerous COM
plants have been received By the city
officials Of late from residents of the
ocean beach districts about large
packages of paper and cans which floaI
in from the dumping grounds at sea
An order will be issued TO burn all
papers found in the garbage and pune
ture all tin cans before they are
hauled out 10 be dumped.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
MEETINGs-special

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. By orler Of
the President and in pursuance Of resolution
q ths DsAru y ol4s1tois, a tnSSs.hs u e1e
Of the city OF San Francisco IS hereby called
Tor. ard will be he'd az the Office and pri1-
cipal place OF business OF said corpora ton.
r0ciE No. sol. Claus Spreckels buildias Mar
ket ard Sd sts-. san Francisco. California.
on MONDAY. the 24th day Of August 1905.
at O'Clock D. n. Tor tie purpose Of dissolF-
ing said corporation ana considering and de-
ternining whether said corporation shall ap-
ply 10 the Superior Court Of the City and
County Of San Francisco, State Of California,
81 dissolution
GEO. JOHNSON SeeretarT-
SPECIAL meeting Of stock holders Of the Cal
Cattle and Land Co. win be held AZ the Office
of Harding & Monroe. 422 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco. Cal, on Aug % 1908. 81
p. m.. for the purpose Of filing vacancies IL
board OF directors or other Offices
n D. BAKER Pres
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
BORN
MaRRIED

vEs IIsDEN-In Colma. Cal. August :. 1905
g. tie Eife - A. = Yer Liuden. eapglsteT
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

There were present al yesterdays
meeting; A Sbsboro. president; Hora-
ito T. Sloll. secretary, and the follow
ing directors. c. J. Wetmore. +. C
Priber. A. E Burnham. " c. CHS
holm. c. H Wente. Theodore Gfer, F.
T Swifr and John 3 Kerwin
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

PRISON BREAK UNF0UNDED
a report circulated yesterday to the
effect that two prisoners had made
their escape from Atcatraz was denied
absolutely by the military authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
DISCUSSES GARBAGE QUESTION

OAKLAND. Aug. ia special meet
ing OF the board Of public works will
be held Monday afternoon to discuss
the question OF disposing Of garbage
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
DIyInENr, NOTICES

DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE Of the Firenan's Fund Insurance
Ccmpany, San Francisco, July 20 19Os-At 3
meeting OF the board CT directors OF this
company held this day dividend de-
elared 10 stock bolderx CT record on this date.
payable On ana after July 30. 1905 Dividend
checks will be mailed TO stock nelcers-
LOUIS wEINNANN Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
CHIRoPoDISTs

DR.. Harry c. Hiner eorns bunions. calloases. 10
KroEins eluhnails cured perm R !. 1893 G. g.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
MATRIMONIAL

MATRIMONIAL
MIDDLE AGED American. worth over Sleo.
without incumhrance. wishes honorable. snsere
wife: she must be high class, of good family.
no objection 10 age. all communications sa-
cred. SOCIETY LADY, 210 Heliis St. Oak
land; details. 25c.
DO not be deceived: the Only reliable matrino-
nisi burezE you viii fcd at MRS 4. VOL
TER's. 1852 Geary St: established in 1900
PARTIES wishing 10 marry can or write MRS.
NIII.ARD. 2el5 Snlfer St: deIailS &c.
CLAERyoYANTs
GARLAND
Worlds Greatest CIairxoyant. tells fun names
and everything you wish TO know without you
writing a word hours 10 g. 10 p Ba- 1855
Ellis ST near Fillmore
MISS zEMDAR. young. gifted. clair palm /
correctly treat your love affairs. domestic trou-
hies bus. and financial SUCCESS: l. Soc g. 81
Hours 10 to . i4laas 6eary 81 near octavia-
MME PORTER. ciairrossnt medium. cards.
pAlmistry: full life reading; born with double
veil, 2d sight 1861 Webster =. nr- o'Farrell-
zENGARA. astrologist. psychic. palmist: ques-
tioas hy mail: 81; send birth date. a3s Mar
ker 81; Satisfaction guaranteed
MRS sHAFFER, test and business medium;
elairveyant; sittings daily 9aT buchanan ST
WANDA. paInist. asfroIocist. ciairroyant: don't
need big ads Room 3 lls9 Market 81.
4
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MISS BESSIE HALL. a97 Golden Gate av. room
20 pailnist; hours l-io
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore st. near
-----s---- 49,
sPIRIrUALIsM
A-sirs J. J. whitney trance medium and life
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home. Ils4 o'Farrell5 by mail. questions 81.
sun. Tues fri-s PM, ,IhurS-.z pms readings
li-5s BY mail qEes- 81 ~ AeAliste- 81.
MRS L. H. KINNIARD circle sun. Mon
Wed. Fri. p m. readings daily io-z- I4Ss
Fiilnore 81
MRS SEAL. sDiritual medium, readings daily.
1sd AeAltister 81. Circles Ihtrsaay, p m
DR. HowI-AND-Mov to 1870 Fillmore; 25r
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PALMIsTRY
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Gated oQ9 kearny: a-n--5 PM. ex- sundays-
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BUSINESS CHANCES
S15o buys hsH interest II established mining
ard rooHling house brokerage business For
particulars call 81 Market 81. room 207-
1 FIRST CLASS restaurant for sale cheap. on ac-
count ef sickness: choice location in the Mis-
slon- Call 1897 Faienefa 81.
SACRIFICE sale-Besl income restaurant and
creamery IN Santa Cruz. Address II Pacific
! aT-. Santa Cruz
SALOON Golden Gate aud Franklin for sale Al
bargain Fer Information cal ST 81
SOBER man with $500 can join partnership il
$1,000 A month house. BOX za32. Call Office
NAN with Sl5o; average $50 weekly: experiene,
not required. Office 30. 1886 Fillmore 81.
LADY wants gentleman With capital for Hterary
| work. Box 4927. Call
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
sCRoFULA AND BLOOD DISEASES

PRINATE home before ard during cua6nerueilts
reasonable. adoption Il desired us 2oth sr--
ozkIzns-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
GIBRALTAR HOTELS.
PLAN WORK OF FACTORY INSPECTION
Women of Civic Federation Map Out Week
Operations.

The two committees appointed by the New
York Women's Branch of the Civic Federation
IN this city last week held meetings yesterday
which plans Of work were adopted. One of the
committees. that on the needs Of workers in
specific industries. met at II a. IN. in tie house
Of Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. chairman of the
committee
At tins meeting the committee divided into
three sub-comnittees, each of which as
signed a number Of factories in New York.
They Will start their tour Of inspection on
Monday and viii make a report in a few weeks.
The second committee. the committee well
fare work government employees, met in the
afternoon at the headquarters of the Civic Fed
GRAFTON and was divided into several sub-conl-
n.ittees. each Of which assigned TO some Of
the municipal federal departments A state
rrent made on behalf Of both committees WAS in
part fellows:
The committees agreed that the locations Of
the factories and departments to he inspected
viii not given out until after the in. estigs-
tons are made and the report = read The TWO
ccn n3ittees VIII lose time. tleH have tie
rork for the next week OF two mapped out for
teem.