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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-01
C0rrespondenciasd de Paris.
Paris, Febrero de 1892.

Sr Director: Mny senior mf Pa
rece que no hay que du lar que CO.
81 la actual situa ion aiuanera con
Frahcis, y que con buena volun
tad podrfa lltgarse uu arr. glo
cOnveniente para ambos paises.
La nleve NOS ha vis,tado en- es-
los dias, contra los cslculos de los
sstr6nomos, y fiado On ellOs el Oon
cejo Municipal nos nan t-nido tres
dias con una df.cil comunicaci6n:|
tOdO Paris Sc convirti6 Oh un lo0a-
zal, las lineAs de tranvias = 6mui
bus circu'aban con gran retraso }
noIAb.e trabajo, hssta en- las an
chas GALES dei ,entro de la capital:
CodOs- b an rec r iaio ell genio active
del malogrado Mr. Alphand, al a. .,
siempre preveL lido. no le ocurrlo
uunca case pArecldn; afortuuada-
mente Ia nleve ces6 y Paris est
lmpio va. III frio es fuerte como
no 10 ha sidO tn todo el inviern".
E.. h jo de Mad M Veuve Nell.
rio, " conocldo jo! ern mlllouar,o,
se tue de.su c4oa uias p ,sauos con
500, 900 traucos, aconI 'aGadO de
una jover, Maria Lac,ioue: pb-
icfa ha d. ten.do esta On el Gran
HoLe, de Bfuse as: en cuan to a MIR
elerio, que la acoWpsn Aba, no ha
s,do dett Dc, porquo esta d cublrr
10 de Ia inCompctenc legal ne 8"
madre para elovar qn-ja contra 6 {:
este asunto ha preooupAdo mucho
Id ateuc On lfDnca.
E Relchstsg aleman ha tern.i
nsdO Ia dis uslon dei pro, ecto de
adminlslia ion de justicla ml itar
las eumlendas pupu-stas pnr In
comisiop; hA r-husado por l22 vo
los contra l2O uua pafte de o pro
1uesto por los ulputados BIhi y
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cho de qu' j., en- particular. y ha-
slsRa2 S99gstt@ria 9 Il del lei. 90 I'd dad9
error >: IA hprobado por As volo.
dc may ia la reiorma del codlg,
nihtar, y dese,ho ei paIrato re
iaclonado CT Ii que &c s, stuvlesa
'ebtimlento Iellk oso sn ell soIds d.
les 'ohan'io tamO.en 10 prohibiciou
de l., 8 duelos.
HI Empetador de Russia con a.
es posa deD.rs a Gatch4D en los phi
neI os dies dc Mario PARA ir 4 Un
nay rasar Ut mes con su 10 eI
Grs" Duque jorge, o. q e, como
90 sAbido, c fcImo dei pecuo, habl
Ia el Oaucaso ca la actualidad. Gu
oohtrando notab . mel ria. iAa
iuego DinanIatca, para aslstit a
las oodss Il. orv de .qa ilos rey es
&C aseguta que Ios august, viale
fos pasarAn u Ell vuet. Isor Bsr-
dn, hAcrr 10 vista auu cia8a
81 Empe aduf ue Al~mao3a
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on) que diccn que "a, cl.o~luLes
aah n.do nuy r, ti1ss, hAuicuG Go
. nido Que lntctycait Ia tavrsa ar
nada y ocurflcudo mueh4a !, let.
,nAs entire ambUs scomhat4rnt-r, qu,
ia rreultAio: mucrtos J her.dus.
~ ogi J ea >@ga rs den 70 msSu u.
~ aldo 10 lbs la, J IL exestaeton De
poeb.o C. Ia1 viva cue ban debl,l.
~ spcndrisc. les r41etlo rs, aau
,ia~dO retA msdsda el dcseua loe-
so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-04-01
LAS SENAI.ES

DE LOS TIEMPOS.
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FEARS OF TILE FRENcu
Salaries of sovereigns of Europe,

The inhabitants of the Austrian EN-
pire pay to their monarch every wear as
salary Els, 0C0, while the King of Bavaria
receives from his little Kingdom e2S2. :
600, and the still smaller kingdom Of Bel
GUM pays its ornamental sovereign
4l32,0 Denmark pays its King 1855, 800,
While the King of Greece receives $50, 900
as salary from his people and e4,0G0 each
from France, England and Russia as
subsidies paid by those countries. The
King OF Holland, being very rich in his
own right, manages to get along on $50. :
900 year, while the King OF Italy, al
though richer than the King Of Holland.
exacts from his people e57l 900 as salary.
The sovereign Of Sweden and Norway
receives Gll5, los as salary, and perpet-
ual annuity of 415,666. The King of
Prussia has an enormous private fortune,
and In addition receives $40, 554 from his
people, and an additional sum as Emperor
of Germany; while the King of Rouma-
MIA is content with al 400, and the King
of Servia with 94S, eco. as he is but boy.
The sovereign OF little Saxony receives
from his people SAT ,006, and the infant
King of Spain 82S0, 600. The Queen of
England receives about G3S5. coo, and has
large private fortune, while the Mikado
OF Japan keeps up appearances on $500. :
900, and the Shah of Persia has q private
fortune OF 95,C00.000 or $4,000, COO and in
addition SQueeZes what he can out of his
people. The Car of Russia has no SAL
airy, but he owns l,0G0,000 square miles of
RUSSIAN territory, including hundreds of
mines Of gold and silver, and extensive
forests,
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The Sham and the Real.

Every good thing its mitators every genuine article
its counerfeits The Alum Baking Powders
sold the counters ike Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder than the paste like the real diamond
counterfeit is like of the old genuine paintings
When greedy and merciles manufacturers their
aduterated and harmful baking powders good as Dr.
Prices, they know they telling the truth These
people know they destroying the the CON-
pexion of the and there many
mendng such powders their couners-knowing same
to be injurious and worhless-smply large profit
DR. Price, contentious physician has spent lifetime
in perfecng and popuarizing his Cream Baking Powder
the only Pure Cream Tartar Powder obtained
Multitudes of mitators all the land sprung m
initiate the purity of Prices Cream Baking Powder
but how cheap they could make their and
hoodwink the public
Some Ammonia and others Alum, but ali these sharns
cry chorus "Buy this just good Dr. Prices and
much cheaper
Prices Cream Baking Powder the standard for purity
and perfection the world and beyond comparison
Dr. Price stands for Pure Food and foe to all shams.
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SAN FRANCISCO NOT IN 1T.
LITTLE CHANCE OF SECURING THE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
st, Paul and Milwaukee Making a
Strong Fight-New York
Also Wants 1t.
Special 10 the REcoRD-UNIoN.

special 10 the fSECORD-ONIONs
WASHINGTON Cd. c., Jan. S.-Accord-
ing to Senator Hill, New York city will
make strong fight to secure the National
Democratic Convention. st. Louis has
withdrawn in favor of Kansas City, but
the latter city stands no chance. Kansas
City Democrats profess to be confident of
carrying Kansas next November, but the
Democrats in Washington, it is needless
to say, are not hopeful of this result. So
Kansas City is not in it. The strong COM
petitors will be New York, Cincinnati
and st. Paul. Indianapolis is now raising
q guarantee fund and will soon send big
delegation Of Democrats here. but as In
dianapoliS has very few hotels, and no
hall with capacity enough to hold big
convention crowd, her chances are not
good. Chicago could get the convention
easily enough, if il would work for it, but
her citizens are just now bent on securing
q large appropriation for the World s
Fair from this Congress, and she will not
want to appear to be hogging everything
in sight, so it is probable Chicago will let
the convention go by default. st. Paul
stands first-rate chance, and the latest
aspirant is Milwaukee.
Never leave Milwauke eel out of your
calculations" said Hon. w. A. Walker
of that city, who is at Chamberlain's. Mr..
Walker was formerly United States Dis
trict Attorney, and is an enthusiastic
Democrat. milwaukee is in the contest
TO win,'' he continued. "She has cared
sor some enormous gatherings, like the 6.
a. r. and Knights of PythiaS, hand
somely, and to the entire satisfaction OF
every visitor, and she can handle the
Democratic Convention as well as any
city In the West. We have grand eX-
hibition building that, with some interior
alterations, viii easily seat 1000 people.
The hotel accommodations are ample
and the railroad facilities are all that
could be desired, and the time from Chi
cago viii be reduced TO two hours. Wis
consin is going Democratic at the Presi-
dental election anyhow, but it is only a
Just recognition of the State, that is Demo
cratic in its executive, legislative and ju-
dicial branches, TO hold convention in
its chief city, presided over by Demo
cratic Mayor
1t must be confessed that San Francisco
stands but little chance TO secure the con
vention.
MISSISSIPPI SENATE RS.
JACKSONVILLE Miss, Jan. S.-Tht
Democratic members of the Legislature
in caucus last night adopted resolution
that they would make no nominations FOL
United States Senators to succeed George
and Walthali. This means the reelection
of these gentlemen.
FRIENDS OF HILL.
New YORK, Jan. 6.-A Washington
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aspYnl sanki,ts 3Jnannrr.

the latter became absolute owner of the
said territory, islands and water, and
vested the same rights of control in the
United States as right of property.
a hod-carrier named John Kennedy,
employed at the City Brewery, had bad
ial yesterday morning, severely iniur-
ing his right ankle. He fell about twelve
feet.
Owing to the fact that number of the
members of the Grand Jury are confined
to their homes by illness, that body de-
cided yesterday to hold no more sessions
for week.
The Parish Times is the title ola very
neat and readable little eight-page
monthly, published and edited by Rev.
q. A. Gilman, rector of st. Pauls Church,
1t deals chiefly with matters relating to
that church and the parish.
Presley Bruner, a brother OF Alvin J..
and ElwoOd Bruner Of this city, has re-
ceived the appointment of attorney for
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
He has been leading lawyer in Idaho
Tor several years past, and is man OF
brilliant attainmentS.
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AGAINST THE WHOLE EAST.
BRIEF NOTES.

A man named V. V. Goen, who lately
came from Fresno, is at the smallpox
hospital His case is mild one.
Arthur Turner, locomotive fireman,
has filed a petition in insolvency. His
liabilities amount to S616 30. He has no
assets.
Acknowledgement Hart has prepared
an opinion on the Alaska seal fisheries
question. He holds that when Alaska
was ceded4by Russia to the United States
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Turn About.

Skeptical Patient Ito Faith Doctor
How do you propose to cure this pain in
my chest, doctor?
Faith Doctor shall pass my hands
over your chest few times, then tell you
the pain is gone, and it will be gone.
Patient-Ah, yes. Will you dine with
me, doctor? You can perform the cure
afterward.
Doctor-With pleasure.
Patient-Well, take this loaf of bread,
and rub it on your stomach few times
and say you have had your dinner, and
you will have had it. If the experiment
is success we viii go on with the chest
cure-Puck
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EGYPrs LATE RULER.
Thousands of People Witness the f
neral Procession.

Thousands of People Witness the Flu
neral Procession.
CAIRO, Jan. S-The funeral of the Khe-
dive took place this afternoon at Abdin
Palace. The services throughout We're of
simple character. Over two hundred
thousand persons witnessed the funeral
procession.
EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 8.-Expressions of
regret at the death of the Khediye are
general throughout this city The bourse
and most OF the shops were closed and
signs OF mourning We're everywhere Wis
ible.
THE SUCCESSOR TO THE THRONE.
CAIRO, Jan. S.--Abbas Pasha, successor
to the khedive, was in Vienna when the
intelligence of the death of his father
reached him. He was much overcome,
but announced his intention of starting
lmm edlately for Cairo to assume the du-
ties which devolye upon him through his
fathers death.
REASONS FOR HOLDING ON.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The Times, comment
ing on the death of the Khedive, says the
accession OF the youthful ruler affords
good reason why England should have
tighter hold on Egypt.
FEARS OF THE FRENCH.
PARIS. Jan. S.-The death of the Khe-
| dive of Egypt has afforded occasion for
the French newspapers to again take up
ana discuss at great length the long
standing Egyptian question. They all
| agree in the belief that England will take
| advantage of the situation to prolong her
occupation of the country, and all express
| the fear that the new Khedive will prove
| only puppet in the hands of the British.
GERMAN COMMENTS.
BERLIN, Jan. S.-The German news
papers to-day, commenting upon the re-
suits that may be expected to follow the
death OF the Khedive, express appre-
tensions that the death Of the ruler of
Egypt will give rise to renewal Of
French agitation to secure the withdrawal
Of British troops from Egypt.
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Indictment of Gordon.

Yesterday was the day set for examin-
ing the Grand Jurors with reference to
their feelings and alleged prejudices
which prompted the finding of an indict-
ment against Harry Gordon, charging
him with completely in the murder of
Robert Allen, but owing to the absence of
Judge Van Fleet the matter was laid
over until next Friday.
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The amounts given to the different in
stitutions above mentioned have been
chiefly paid in monthly installments
About $4,000 will be dispensed in char
lty this year by the trustees.
The trustees attend personally to the
investment of the funds and also manage
the monthly distribution of the interest.
The trust is one of the best organized and
most carefully managed private charities
In the country.
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special says that at gathering last night
OF representative Democrats from Penn
sylvania, New York, Ohio, Indiana and
other Western and Southwestern States,
they pledged their aid in making Hill the
party's candidate for President.
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Change For the Worse.

Justice-How did you come to pick this
woman's pocket?
Thief did it on the advice of my
physician.
Justice-What do you mean?
Thief-He said if L wanted to live 1
must have change.
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Pulling Trade.

Jack-They have new wrinkle down
town-a barber shop where you have
your hat ironed while you are being
shaved.
Harry-What is the idea of that?
Jack-In kicking about the hat, you
forget to kick about the shave.
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FinfS.

She-Really, now, aren't you married
man?
He-No. Why?
She-Oh, you have such a settled look
He-Yes, rve been refused by thirteen
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He Had a Choice.

Hired boy ION farm)-Kin I go fishin
this afternoon?
Farmer-No; but be a good boy and
work hard, m mebbe next week you kin
go TO a funeral.
Hired boy-Kin go to your ?-The
Epocb
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a Likely Diagnosis,

Doctor-I believe you have some sort
Of poison in your system?
Patient-Shouldn't wonder. What was
that last stuff you gave me?--New York
Weekly.
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@lertt,ss stptfrra.

A TIE NTION, EXEMPTS.-
Il 4 - me regular election OF O. Iicers SsEsFT
oi the EXEMPT Firemen's Associst- ri ssfssN>>
1ioh OF sacramento will be held Ss.ASs "a
~ - -'t0JNpA1, January 25, 1892, at Fire
llem,s Hall Eighth street, between ] and K.
;92a ~ a. The polls will be open from to
~ Z, ~. All members three months in arrears
lor cues and fines cannot vote
W., 49,, j. b. ROGERS, President
sacramento, January s, 1899. taS-td
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WESTMINSTER PRESB YTERIAN
w Church, corner Sixth and L Streets
Rev. j. B. Silcox will preach at 1o:45 A. NJ.
Subject by the pastor at 1880 p. NJ: Il guard
ed them and not one of them perished.n Glad
TO see you.
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A Good Idea.

81 don't care much for that headline.
Divers Topics,'" said Blitturs.
why not change it to Submarine
Notes ?'n suggested Wilkes.
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GOOK-RES ELDERLY
~ American, strictly temperate and reliable,
would like home in the country or would
work in small hotel, clearinghouse or ranch;
moderate wages. Address one week G,
DOLLY, Sacramento City z. o. jaS-4tt
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Epunn.

EOUND-SMALL BAY HORSE OF AR0ITT
Il 700 pounds, saddle-marx and wi III a
spanish saddle. Owner wanted at the TeIe-
graph Stables. R. $. FRAZEE. jaS-3t
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WANTED A FIRST-CLASS HORSE
w sheer as partner in a general black
smithing business; must be sober and indus
trious; none else need apply. 915 Eighth
street, l and j. SACRAMENTO. Cal. ia6-lZt*
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WTANTED-A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE
w money-For a few days only, from o 10
O'Clock, shall be at the State House Hotel,
Sacramento. want number OF ladies TO
assist me in introducing Martins Celebrated
Silk Tissue, for repairing all kinds of wearing
apparel, kid gloves, etc., without the use of
needle and thread. 1t sells at sight. Agents
easily make SO per day. No experience or
capital required. To the right parties we will
pay either salary or commission. Call at once.
Mrs. KATE FORD, Manager of Agency. 1879
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T ADY AGENTS WANTED EVERY
i ! where; big pay; at home or travelling. For
particulars address S. A. BRIDGES, Box 502,
Fresno, Cal. ia2-lm
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mnntrn.

A JAPANESE BOY WANTS Il SITUA-
q ton TO do housework at small wages
Address GEORGE. care this office. iaQ-3tk
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NTANTED-A SITUATION BY MAN AND
w wife on ranch; man understands gem
eral ranchWork; is handy with tools; capable
of fOremanShip; wife is firSt-class cook. In
uuire at 1O7 Twelfth street Sacramento.
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yNANTED-ONE HARDY MAN FOR
w carpenters work, and one thoroughly
experienced junk man; also, four strong,
lively boys. Inquire at \. NJ. for ZAGAr,
New William Tell Hotel jaS-2t&
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NETANTED = PARTNER, LADY PRE-
w ferred, with some means for profitable,
splendid, genteel, paying business. Address
j. NJ. D.. this Office. ja4-9t~
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Tor anle.
TOR SALE OR TO RENT-THE UNDER

Il signed offers for sale or to rent her ranch
in Yolo County, on the Sacramento River,
about eight miles above the town OF Washing
ton 1t contains nearly four hundred acres of
first class bottom land, ana will produce
gram alfalfa and vegetables of all kinds in
great abundance. The property Will be leased
Tor from one to five years on reasonable
terms For particulars inquire OF HoIl d
Dunn, 92o Filth street, Sacramento City.
SARAH MCkEARNEY.
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WANTED = a GIRL FOR GENERAL,
w housework. Apply at 1907 l. st. jaS-tf
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GO let or Bent.

Gr4 ONE ROOM FURNISHED FOR
y light housekeeping. Apply 800 P ST. Its
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET WITH OR
L without housekeeping. Apply at 900 l.
street. jaS-6t*
ITO RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS SUIT
l. able for an Office or two gentlemen. APP
ply at 916% J street. ta7-6t*=-.
NOR RENT-FIVE ACRES OFLOUISIANA
L Tract; has small house; 213 acres trees; L
acre alfalfa. Only 10 minutes walk from ter
minus electric road A good place for chiC k
ems, etc. Price, SIS per month. Apply
EDWIN K. ALSLP & CO., Sacramento. Ji-6t
RIO RENT = THREE UNFINISHED
rooms, with wardrobe, china closet, pam
try; also, three furnished rooms for house
keeping. 1928, cor. Second and 2 SITS. ja5-6t*
YI1O LET-THE TWO-STORY BRICK
| stable (freproof) on p Fifteenth and Six
tenth streets; contains six stalls. Inquire Of
JOSEPH REEBE, next door east, on p.
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITHOUT BOARD,
{ at International Hotel $50 TO 326 h
street. w. A. CASWELL, Proprietor.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL
L House, from So per month upward also,
family rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN
BROS, Proprietors.
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Gra,srnl a!tnttrea.

A TTENTION, LADIES-"ElIMAp BUST
Inches; guaranteed; sealed Instructions pc
or twenty-Iour-page illustrated catalogue. &C.
by mail. EMMA TOILET BAZAAR. Boston,
Mass. al Of - (. -
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NINE. MADISON. CLAIRVOYANT RF.
w mains here until January 18th. Has
lew more Mexican Charms. 1927 X street.
d3l-1O
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-REV. r.
" NJ. Stevenson will preach at IL A. NJ. In
the evening the pastor, Rev. J. b. Silcox will
preach on 'The Graves of 1891" Everybody
welcome.
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INANTED-FIvE GENTLEMEN, WIDE
w awake, with good address; salary or
FEATURING COMPANY, 500 j street
WANTED = MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, diaries and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty of work for desirable help.
street, K and L.
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.PREssIoNs OF REGRET.
'CCEssoR 70 THE THRoNE.
REASONS FOR HOLDING on.

LONDON, Jan. S.-The Times, comment
ing on the death of the Khedive, says the
accession OF the youthful ruler affords a
good reason why England should have q
tighter hold on Egypt.
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CT. PAUL'S CHURCH, EIGHTH STREET.
y between l and J.-Rev. G. A Ottmann, rec
tor. First Sunday after the Epiphany. Serv-
ices at $50 A. NJ. IL A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ,
Sunday-school at 1916.
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IINGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. FIRE
Il mems Hall, Eighth street-Rev. w. S. Hos
kinson will preac morning and evening
Subjects "What Should Say?" and ''Seeing
Clearly" You will be very Welcome Come :
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EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NINTH.
l. between l. and M.-Rev. Jean Vane. OF
Winters, will preach morning and evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
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ITO RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS SUIT
i able for an Office or two gentlemen. APP
ply at 1861 J street. ja7-6t%-
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, COR
VI ner Twelfth andAK streets.-Rev. Chas F.
Oehler, pastor. Service at 1880 o'clock.
Theme: "Drei Richterstimmen-De Welt
Des Gewisseus, Gottes."
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"uOW TO BECOME A MEDIUM IN
IL your own home" Send 20 cents
lstamps) for details. DR.. CLAIR, 13S Eddy
street, san Francisco, Cal. dIS-lm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRESBYTERIAN
L. Church, between o and Prev. e. p.
Ilndall, pastor. Services at l A. NJ and $50
p. NJ. Sabbath-School at 1915 p NJ Young
Peoples meeting at 6:45 P. NJ. Subject con-
nected with the Worldwide week of prayer.
All are invited.