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a class of electors in enlightened England.
While Stanley himself stood speechless be-
fore hooting crowd Mrs. Stanley came to
his rescue. To one of the audience who
wanted 10 know if Stanley was English.
American or African, Mrs. Stanley made
the somewhat inadequate reply that Stanley
had proved his interest in the country by vOt-
ing two years before in London. 1t Is prob
able that the expedient of carrying doubt
full district by the use of a famous name
viii not be successful. But much more de-
plOrabIe and inexeusable was the insult
offered Gladstone on his way to attend
Liberal meeting at Chester. One may easily
understand the hostile feeling for Stanley,
but not for Gladstone. 1t is true the latter
has not consented TO adopt all the measures
some Of the workingmen advocate, but his
life has been devoted to the uplifting Of the
so-called common people of Great Britain.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The richest heiress in Berlin is said to be
a Fri. Hildegard Won Loucadon. She is
worth S2,000,0O0
Though Anna Dickinson is only 80 years
old, she has been before the public for
nearly third Of century.
Baron Won Mittnacht, Premier of Wuer-
temburg. recently celebrated his twenty
first anniversary of his entrance into the
Stuttgart Cabinet.
George NJ. Dallas, one Of the new Judges
of the new United States Circuit Court of
Appeals. has received from Princeton Col
lege the degree Of doctor OF laws.
Mr.. Enoch Pratt OF Baltimore has pur-
chased for $4,000 a building in the Monu-
mental City. which he has presented to the
Maryland Academy Of Sciences as its home
What is believed TO be the largest ranch in
the world is owned by woman-Mrs. Rich
ard King. 1t lies 45 miles south of Corpus
Christi, in Texas, and covers zoe. 600 acres in
extent.
Ballingt0n Booth, commander of the Sal
walton Army in the United States. is to have
requirements. and from the membership
OF has own family. His brother, Com
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COMMERCE..

Commerce" says a free-trade contem-
porary, according to the Mckinney view is
not an exchange Of products advantageous
to all concerned in the transaction, but an
exchange in which he who buys necessarily
gets the worst Of it," Our contemporary
has gift in the way Of statement in the IL
terest Of the other party to the controversy.
Commerce, according to the Mckinley idea
is precisely what our gifted contemporary
says il is not. 1t proposes an exchange of
products advantageous to both parties 10
the transaction. Fer example, Brazil pro-
duces a surplus of coffee. The United States
produces no coffee, but does produce a sur
plus Of wheat and certain articles Of manu-
featured goods. The Mckinley idea is to ex-
change Brazilian coffee for American
wheat with as little cost to either party as
possible. All duties are removed by mu-
tual agreement, Brazilian coffee finds its
best market in the United States and in re-
turn Bfazil takes literally of the things
Americans produce in excess Of their needs.
Our gifted contemporary seems to have at
tackled the Mckinley idea in its stronghold.
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RATE-CUTTING.

The Southern Pacific Compan already
feels the effect of competition Between
electric railroads and mule teams the mo-
nopoly is being visibly harassed There
has been no report of a reduction Of freight
rates to beat off the mule teams, bat the
statement is made that the electric railroad
running to Haywards and intermediate
towns has caused drop in fares between
points that have the advantage of direct
competition. 4 week ago the electric rail-
road carried 1000 passengers to Fitchburg.
five miles from Oakland, for 10 cents each.
The Southern Pacific met this cut and
dropped under cents. The electric rail-
road fixed the rate at about cents a mile,
and the Southern Pacific has made it little
more than / cent mile If this rate should
be given to Haywards and Oh to San Jose,
whel the electric railroad is completed TO
the latter point, passengers would be car
ried 10 HayWards for 20 cents and to San
Jose for 90 cents. At these rates the pas
senger traffic would soon double and per-
haps treble the present amount No one
knows how cheaply passengers may be car
ried at a reasonable profit. This discovery
will be made when a road is built with cash
and only required TO pay running expenses,
wear and tear and interest on the invest
mani
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4 CABINET VACANCY.

A Washington dispatch speeulates upon
the Cabinet vacancy. as the vacancy is in
the State Department it cannot properly be
filed by man, however capable as an indi-
vidual, who has had no experience 10 the
conduct Of Foreign Offices The State De-
partment itself, or the Committee on For
eign Affairs Of the two Houses, are the
schools which fit men for the first position
in the administration under tile President.
If the vacancy were in the Interior or Agri-
cultural departments, California might urge
her claim to consideration. But the State
does not at present possess a citizen who
has had the especial experience the head of
the State Department should have. 1t has
not been our habit TO keep men in Congress
long enough to secure their promotion to
responsible places on the important CON-
mittees. 1t is generally admitted also that
under the rule Of the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company men Of the finest intellectual
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Is HAREIsoN UNPoPrLAR?

a San Francisco politician who claims TO
be Republican is circulating among news
paper men in New York an impression that
the Republicans OF California will have a
hard time in electing their Presidential
ticket. 1t is not represented that people
have changed their minds on the leading
issues of the campaign, but that Harrison
is personally unpopular. Without doubt a
number Of Republicans who expected Offices
and did not get them are Indifferent as to
the success Of the Republican ticket this
year. They assume that a President who
does not give them an Office cannot be much
Of a man. But among business men and
workingmen who do not expect an Office
Harrison is popular. Tho Office seeker can
DO more talking in an hour than business
men do in a week, and superficial observers
are apt to think the man who does the most
talking represents public opinion. But the
disappointed Offiee-seeker really represents
nobody but himself and his class His
private interests are not the interests Of the
mass of the public. a President who would
appoint him to a fat Office Is. In his opinion,
much preferable 10 one who keeps the wei
fare Of the people constantly in view.
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THE QUEEN AND BUFFALO BILL.

1t may crafty American pride to know
that the Queen Of England has given Buffalo
Bill handsome lOcket set with diamonds
and rubies. in token of her appreciation of
Buffalo BilPs Wild West Show. A show SIM
liar to Buffalo BiIl's has been presented in
this city the past week to large, though
somewhat top-heaVv, houses. The upper cir
cles were crowded, but space was not at
premium in the parquet and dress-circle.
But Queen Victoria's taste doubtless runs in
that direction. The question may now arise il
our society people are not wrong in neglect
ing our Wild West show. viii theater par
ties be made up to witness the cowboy per-
formance as well as the performance at
the Baldwin and at the DAILY opening of
StockwelPs new theater2 There certainly
should be no social peril in visiting a kind
of performance that lady Of the Queens
age and experience declares to be good.
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mander Herbert Ii. Booth, has been dele
gated by their father to come to this cOun-
try before long to assist in the work of the
organization.
the Minister of Public Instruction TO pre-
vent the admission to the art museums of
Berlin of young girls unless under the guild
ance of teachers or parents.
Minister Coolidge, as he appeared to the
eyes of the Paris correspondent of the Lon
don News, is ''white-haired, hale, of
straight carriage and direct manner" lie
strikes one as a man of intellectual as we'll
as business tastes and pursuits.
Dr. James III. McCleland, who has just
been elected president Of the American In
stitute of Homeopathy, has been a practi-
toner in Pittsburg for % years and was
actively instrumental in establishing hos
pital In that city.
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rank have not entered public life. The pen
atty of holding Office has been greater than
the honor. No man who thinks that he can
succeed in private life will allow his name
to go before convention controlled by a
private corporation. Until we lay off the
yoke of the Southern Pacific Company we
cannot expect to receive much consideration
at Washington
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Mrs. William Clinton of Minnesota street
whose chattels became mixed with those OF
Mrs. Morgan Of Michigan street, after the big
nre at the POtrero four years ago, ex-
planned that the articles belonging to the
latter lady were not worth more than 80.
Jewelry, dress patterns and all. and that thew
were returned last week, Immediately upon
the request being made by Police Sergeant
Bennett
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mail postpaid; 10 cents per week, or 80 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALI
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CALL and WEEKLY CALL 81 50 per year. postpaid
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The CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
ror will the editor enter into correspondence re-
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PERILs OF PUBLIC MEN.

Henry Stanley, the great African ex-
plorer, has found the way to the confidence
of the British public harder to discover
than that through the wilds Of Africa The
sayages he had to deal with in the Dark
Continent were more easily managed than
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Redu ed excursion Rates,

On July Z aud round-trip tickets will be sold
via the Northern Pacific Railroad TO The national
mining congress to he held at Helena, Mont, at
greatly reduced rates. This will give an wishing
10 Visit the Yellowstone Park and the Northwest
an opportunity 10 do so at an ex pense very much
less than lie regular rates. For tickets and all
Information apply at Northern Pacific ticket
Office. 63S Market street. T. h STATELER Gen.
eral AGENT Passenger Daparlment.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCULTURE.
WEATH ER BUREAU,
c. - 1900. lima % 500

WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO, June p, lo9ZJ
Tor Twenty-fOur ours Ending Midnight.
For Northern CaH'Ornia-Fair but cloudy and
foggy along the coast: southwest 10 northwest
winds fresh to BRISK nearly stationary tempera-
tire. except warmer along he central coast.
For Southern Cafornia-Falr weather; westerly
winds: stationary Temperatures; warm wave n cen
rra aud eastern portions
For oregon and Washin Cton-Fair weather; south
west 10 northwest winds; continued warm wave,
eTceur cooler In extreme Western Oregon and at
olympia; stationary along Washington coast.
For Nevada-Fair; southeFIy winds; continued
warm weather.
-Utah-FaIr; warmer, followed by stationary tenn
perarUre.
Local Forecast.
For san Francisco-Fair, but foggy; westerly
winds; gradually warmer.
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One of the most expert money handlers in
the Treasury Department at Washington is
woman. who has the remarkable record of
counting 5000 coins in a single day. So
del cate and sensitive is her sense Of touch
that even when counting at this tremendous
rate she detects a false coin with unerring
In
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MALE MIR MANTrD.


IA ANTED-2 MINERS $40 AND FOUND:
W oft-bearers for brickyard. 81 % day; battery
man. dry ergsher IS day guarryman. 81 20 day.
day: engineer with marine license $50 and com
mission; swamper. $40 and found; American or
Scottish gardener, $50 ana found; mixers $50
and found; farmers $25, $40 and 81 25 day; screw
turner for mill, $50 and found: drflers ST so day
and board and Increase; married woOdchopper 81
ana 81 80 cord; laborers, 81 10 day and $50 ana
found; teamsters and others, Apply TO j. +. GRO
SEfF a Co, 62s Sacramento.
" ANTED- COOK. THRASHING CREW. $50.
W French cook, private family, $50; cook, small
country hotel fare advanced, $S5; hotel and board
lng-house cook, city and country, $40: meat and
pastry cook, country restaurant, $40 restaurant
second cook, $35: walters, dishwashers and others
Apply TO j. r CRoSE 7 & Co, 628 Sacramento. 1
RUTCHER, COUNTRY, $40, SEE BOSS HERE:
II butcher. country shop $50; hotel walters $50
and $35; restaurant waiter, $35; hotel cooks sac
SbOs blacksmith on wagOn-wOrk. 50 per dav. 4
bIaeksmith's helpers $50: ironer, country laundry
$55. r. T. WARD g CO., sos and $40 Clay je26 It
MAN AND WIFE FOR PRIVATE FAMILY
wi $50. see boss here; mixer and wife, ranch
$40; sawmlll laborers, $780, man to heW limb
$50; 10 tiemakers SC each 10 shlngle- boltmak ers
81 90 per day: hosters, city, $50; so laborers
and transfers. 81 per day aud $50 and found; 20
drill and hammer men. $40 to $50 aud found; 10
81 % to 81 so per day: 8 farmers $50; man TO hoe
down; butter-makers, $50; 3 haypressers poe
per ton X ~ WARD & CO.. COS and 610 Clay st2
Ok RAILROAD TRANSFERS AND LABORERS
~ drillers and roekmen: free fare both ways;
cal early Monday good wages given X. T. WARD
q CO., COS and 610 Clay ST. je26 2t
IA ANTED-HoTEL BUTCHER $35. FARE AID
w vanced; general jobbing blacksmith, $50 a
month and board ranch blacksmith, $50 ana board;
cheesemaker. $35. small dairy; s farmers $50:
rancn teamSter. $50: young man TO work about
mine, ~ day restaurant waiter for country $25.
and others w u. EVER & CO.. $40 Clay. je26 %
WANTED-CooK FOR RESORT. s65: DISH
Kearnyist.
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sos montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
o'clock P. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny, open until u o'clock midnight
33e Hayes street, open until g so O'Clock; sos
Larkin street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; 25ls Mission
street. open until O'Clock P. NJ; and ll6 Ninth
street open until 80 P "
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TIE CALL CALESDAE.
MONDAY
NOTICEE
JUNE -, 1892

Any Of our patrons ecto fail to J1ad THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5u traia-5oys
al confer 1aror Jy notifying tbs Q5ice q
NQoct, nominq The date and train.
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"Mrs. winslow,s soothing syrunp

Has been used over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success. 1t scothes the child. softens the gums
allays pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and the best remedy for dlarrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part or the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup twenty-five
cents bottle
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write IN Ink, on unruled paper, In al unds-
puised hand. State sex. Send with 30 cents
stamps or postal note, 10 Kritiko," eos Mer.
chant street, san Francisco.
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BOURBoN-Thls celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrsl-class druggists aud
gr0eeIS. 1rademarR-star within a shield.
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III is remarkable how Hoods sarsapariua fresh
ems aud inyigorates the tired body It creates an
appetite, purides the blood and really does make
the weak strong"
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FuENIrunE-By Butterdeld & Vincent, at lIOs
Clay ST. at II o'clock
TUBNITuRE.-By NJ. J. Simmons at 1857 Market
s. Hr O clock
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THE DAILY MoRNING GAIL

FOR SALE Al
Pew YORK. BRENTANO BROS. s Union Square
f-bicaro .,........ News Stand Palmer House
New orleans .. GALLOT q JOUBERr.
ISL Common ST.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
sc Potter building New York City, IS provided with
altsof California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
ltIilsiIs rates and sample copies furnished
F. X MISCH, Manager
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.

Buying the best Tea and Coffee, for the least
money. at any OF the Is city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come OF send
direct and save ali commissions. Running Is sue
eessful stores this coast beyond quest on
that prices are reasonable. Our goods always
fresh and pore. Headquarters (whOesale ana IA
tail) So, 81 So and SO Market St, san Francisco
ie22 II
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST N AMERICA = LIE
| ei0hr-pace WEEKLY GALL, sent TO any address
the United States or Canada one year Ioi 81 90
hostage free
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PERSONALS.


HAVE YOUR GOOD OLD PIANttS RFpHTpI,1
III instead of exchanging for chean new r - y -
traps Expert piano-repairers, 1873 Grows AZ -
Van Ness 20, ear
LRECKLES! FRECKLES! ~ GUARATTFI No
Il remove every one; no imperfectlon Of the 80 "
peXion whatever: MRS. SADLERfS Vfct,riss I'm I'M
arationS especially recommended by MRS JfSP
NESS MILLER. Address or call at nv resid 9l-e
1923 Pine st. ie27 81, TO-
4 LII MOTHERS IN THE COUNTRY APF CIV
~ ing children Cooper's Cough and CrOup Snaat
fc. Why9 Because it cures the worst co., -
Group in Is minutes. For sale at KUPFER & 10 u
444 Van Ness ave: DAHLBENDER a co 81
Kearny St., and KUPFER'S cor. Suffer and RI
derrick sta iel3 3m col
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT SARAH A ny
gard, also known as Sarah A. Claw was uevar
married TO me- and forbid any one trusting her a.
my account. JEREMIAH MEXICAN 46I4 Vaien
era ST. ie26 2ts
A T IT AGAIN-SPECIAL SALE ON WFDVFC
~ day of the latest shapes at one-half price. Irs
StiH hum. BEEHIVE MILLINERY So StT,6
street. Je26 81 >uSIoWe
A DViCE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTFpS-
~ speciality marriages annuled; private orist,
probate collections. liens, damages, etc: mo- chr,
unless successful: practice ali courts esta5 10 ~
q. w. HOWE CO. aItys-ataw $50 Market e8 n
NE HAVE CHEAP RENT: WE DO OUR OW-[
w work; can sell you millinery 30 Der re II
cheaper than any other house. 1892 Market les I'm
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- Elegant Lodge. Dancing or Banquet
1>S hall. In course of construction at 335 Meal
lister ST. Apply on premises to A. A. os6oOD
lessee Tor particulars. je26 II
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~ Occidental Lodge NJ s2, q; a
CMONDAY) EVENING at 7:3O p NJ Sec "
ii. JONES. sec.
~ Sing Solomons Lodge, No. n
add Steiner SITS. First degree THIS EVEN. KY
INC June ~ az 1870 O'Clock BY order of/NVN
the Master. III L. p. PECK.
To- Republican Alliance Club No. 2.
80 Thirty sixth Assembly District, Will meet at
DuEenlckS Hail. Iwenty-fourth and Church sts.,
MONDAY EVENING, June n at 3 O'Clock. Ali
are invited.
~ Officers and Members OF the Steve
Ns~S dores' Protective Union requested to
SIS, al o'clock sharp MONDAY, June OF 1892
by order III + 7. GkARY, REQ. Sec.
~ CALIFORNIA Lodge, No. 1. .ssas4aIsz,
meeting MONDAY EVENING, june 81, @zSzNfS9=
1892. Library question 70 be consid- >/INES~
cred. All members requested to be present.
II. S. JoNrs. Rec Sec ie26 2t
~ Annual Meeting Notice : once OF
U.s. Best belcher Mining Company room M
Nevada block. No 300 Montgomery ST., San Fran.
cisco, California une "a, 1892. The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders or the abovenamed com
pany for the election of trustees to serve for the
ensuing and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may be presented, will be held on MON
the hour Of O'Clock P. NJ that day at the ONCE
OF the company in this city. 1ransfer-books will
be closed on Friday, July 9, 1892, at O'Clock p NJ
~ Annual Meeting-Notice Is Hereby
80 given that the regular annual meeting of the
Company OF Associated Stockbrokers Will be held
In the rooms OF the San Francisco Stock and Fly
change Board on MONDAY. July H. 1892 Mt 10
O'CLOCK A. n. Tor the purpose OF electing Board of
Directors to for the ensuing year and for the
transaction OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting BY order OF the Board
of Directors. II. T. lANDON Secretary
San Francisco June "a. 1892 ie24 I'd
~ Annual Meeting-The Reg uIar An
- nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Union Consolidated Mining Company Will be held
al the once OF the company. room IL, 300 Califor
MA 81. San Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY the 18th
day OF July, 1892. at the hour OF one (i) o'cloek
r. NJ. for the purpose OF eecting a board Of direct
ors to serve for the ensuing year and the transac
ton OF such other business as may come before the
meeting. Transfer books will close on Friday July
10, 1892, at 3o'clock N.
A. w. BARROwS, Secretary
omce-Room IL 1903 California ST.. San Francisco
Cal. taeI "a
- Elegant Lodge, Dancing or Banquet
49, hal In course of construction at 335 Meal
Ister ST Apply on premises to A A. OS6OOD,
lessee for EARTHQUAKE ia26 II
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
A BARREL OF MONEY on lsr OR ID MORT
"A gage; per cent; delay J. l.. All o'FarrelLly
I oANS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES, MERCHAN
IL disc JOHN SNOWMAN. 1871 Kearny r. l2.l7 Il
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
4u Security Loan Bank, HOS Market st. mr.. Mason;
private entrance Turk. N. J. FRANKLIN &CO.on
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
JAMES McCONAHEY CARPENTER AND
- builder, 122 Eddy-Jobbing. repairing attended;
store aud oiice httiag speciality Teleph'e S42S ~
T y.LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
- sle sacramento st cabinet WORK and httingaR
e0ees promptly attended; telephone 900 ml0G
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sPIKIrUALISAI.

A KNOWLEDGE Is POWER
a. Arrival extraordinary OF the worlds most IA
nous medium, MRS. DIR. +. SHERMAN OF British
fame, known the child medium OF England.
Blessed are the pc aeemakers
For they shall be called
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NOTICE or mEEyTNgn.

rsrnA mmee PIES SWANS. 2l8 suffer stree,
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s1rnArI.,Ns-coNrrvunp

PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN LADY WISHES
L employment in Christian family as houseHeeper
or sramstress; country preferred. Address H. -
1898 Bush st. - -
N EXPERIENCED AND STYI ISH DRESS
n maker wishes y few more situat ons In private
sIot, st je22 5ts