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The morning call., 1892-02-27
BALL TEAMS COMPLETED.
An Oficial List Of the Players for Thi

An Oficial List Of the Players for This
Season.
Secretary Harris yesterday officially an
nouuced Tie makeup Of the four league teams
for the season OF 1892. The last man signed
was Young Smith Of Los Angeles. who will
play the outfeId for the colonel. Danny
Sweeney and Hlrris could not come 10
terms, and the popular little felder's place
in the home team will be filed by Leighton.
who comes we'll recommended from the
rock bound hills Of New Hampshire. Fol-
lowing is a complete roster OF the league:
san FranciScO-H0tman aud Hart, pitch
ers; Spies. catcher; Pete Sweeney. Peck
Sharp and RaiIZ, basemen Coughlan, short
stop: Levy, leighton and Pace. outfeldeTs.
Sweeney is captain, and Pace OF Santa R0 sa
change catcher
San J0se-Harper and L0Okabaugh, pitch
ers; Billy Clark, catcher: Dooley, Hanley
and Ehright bssemen; Everett, sh0rtst0p /;
McGucken, McVey aud Stallings in the
field E5right VIII captain the tWO-time
winners again this season.
OakIand-HoTner and German, pitchers
Wilson, catcher; Carroll, 0'Brien and Bush
man on the bases; hutchinson. sh0rtstOp
Hines, Smith and Hardie, feeders.
Los AnEeles-Statf0rt and Roach, pitchers
Rogers, catcher; McAuley, Glenalyn aud
Hulen, basemen; UaSSameT, ShoTtSt0p. and
TreadWa Y, WrightaEd Newman in the field.
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WORLDS FAIR.
Trees for tho Plat Near the horticultural
Building.


Building.
B. NJ Rowley of San Francisco, Fred G.
Miles of Penryn and Charles I. Wyer
of Winters, a committee from the Northern
California Citrus Fair Association. formed
at Sacramento on Thursday, called at the
rooms of the commission yesterday and
stated that their organization would furnish
citrus trees for One-half the space assigned
for that purpose in the horticultural court,
in the fve-acre tract, the other half to be
furnished by the Southern California
Worlds Fair Association.
The three trees for cOlonnadeS in the For
estry building will be shipped from Sacra-
mentO to-day, the varieties and their donors
being as follows: Three redwoods by j. +.
Cunningham 81 Co., Santa Cruz; three sugar
pines by Towle Bros. of Alta, and three
Sequola giganta by Smith, COmstock & Co.,
of Tulare. &. A. Fuller of San Jose has
gone to Chicago to take care of the c0nsgn-
ment upon its arrival. The trees are in
their natural state, all twenty-five feet long,
and are all fine specimens.
Horace A. Taylor, Worlds Fair Commis-
sioner on behalf of the Government. was In
Iulare Yesterday arranging TO procure a
section Of a big tree. lie expects to secure
the largest piece ever taken out for the Gov
eminent buildings.
The following letter has been received at
the State Worlds Fair Commission, ad-
dressed to the women designers Of America:
The Board Of Lady Managers requires an off
cal badge. and invites the women designers OF
America 10 make competitive sketches for this
purpose. The design must be one inch in diam
eter, and may b. drawn IN outline or painted In
w4ter-color. The gend, Board of Lady
Managers of the Worlds Columbian Commits
sion, created by Act OF Congress- u. 5. A.
organized 1890" must be shown on the
outer edge of The badge. aud a space provided
for The insertion OF the name of the State repre-
aFFf anfHR gH la NHragN
offer the small hOn0rarium Of $50 for the ac-
copied design.
All drawings or sketches must bear motto
and be accompanied by lrJter giving name and
address. These must be sent IN by March / ),
1892 addressed 10 Mrs. Ralph Trautmann
Chairman Committee on Badge, 27 Beekman
pfacp New York civ
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BOSS PREPARATIONS.

AT interior newspaper contemporary says,
.! Wheueyertae people neglect their political
Heritage the boss wal. attend to It for them
rut in his own way" In san Francisco,
and We believe iu Sacramento also, the
bosses lave fer some time past 10 a COR
siderable extent. run the conventions Of
both political parties. In san Francisco
the bosses have taken money for the nOmi-
Ear..n Ct candidates for important posi-
ta9s. This has been the case with members
II the Legislature, as well as for local
Judges hips, e;c. Nearly every position of
iasp -r,ance La been sold, as the readers Of
Inv CALL generally know. and pTepara-
tca5 are being made for the perpeguatiOn
elt.- system at the approaching election.
IS Chae8 States Senator is to be chosen,
hence there IS likely 70 be an unusually
large sum Of money disbursed among the
corrupt element It NAV be we'll for our
citizens q bear this in mind
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HOTEL RAFAEL.

Baron Won Schroeder Not an Extravagant
Land ord.
Judge Heb5ard has decided in the defend
ants favor the suit Of J. f. Buggin and
Peter NcGlynn, executors OF the estate Of
J. Meryyn Douahur, against the Hotel
Rafael Company Of San Rafael, to set aside
anassussment levied by the company on
stock held by the estate. 1t was claimed
by the plaintiffs that the assessment was
uuneCessaIy,and caused only by the extrava-
CANT management Of the hotel by Baron
Won Schroeder, and the court was asked TO
restrain the company from making certain
improvements and that 1t be dissolved.
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Union Band Of Hope aIoe,ing.

The quarterly union meeting of the San
Francisco Bands of Hope will take place
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the
Central NJ E Church, Mission street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. The exercises
will consist Of an address by Rev. w. w.
Case, ID. D., and recitations and songs by the
children connected with the bands. Those
who take part will represent twelve juvenile
temperance organizations with member
ship Of about 1900. The public are invited
Ia affaud
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In the matter of the appeal by members
of the Fire Department, Water Tower Com
pany from the Auditors refusal to sign
their warrants, which were referred nv tho
Supervisors to the District Attorney. that
official submitted bis opinion Yesterday. ex-
pressing the same views as on former
occasion that the warrants should be Maid
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JURYlIEN.

4 notable circumstance in San Francisco
is that the names Of some Of our jurymeB,
both upon grand ard petty juTies, appear
quite oiten-too oftel. we may say, for the
good Of the public. ii may be proper TO in
qu1re how their names get there. a good
many persons object to serving as juTymen,
bntthe PATRIOTS whose names continually
turn up Oh those lists DO not appear to have
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Attachments Levied.

FShr attachments were levied yesterday
in Chinatown by United States Marsh
Long. upon the property owned by Chinese
suretes in tie recent habeas corpus cases
The firms levied upon were Chez SAM
Tong, no Dupont street; Kim Him Lung q
Co., 812 Dupont; Look Sin Low 81 Co. q27
Dupont; and Woey Sin Low 81 Co., sos
Dupont,
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TIE PosroFFICE SITE.

There is a pretty prevalent opinion that
The lot Of land selected for sale to the
General Government for a P0stoffice site is
partially upon marsh land. The Mission
street road ran over portion Of that marsh
and there was bridge across it. Why not
have a thorough investigation nader
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A Lonc-AIi.sInc husband.

Mrs. O'Reilly Of Otley, Yorkshire. En-
gland, has written to the Health Depart
ment Of this city to ascertain the date of
her husbands death-if he is dead She
has not heard from him for twenty wears.
She knew him as John Joseph O'Reiliy.
and in the SOS ne was membe of the
West Hampshire Volunteers. She thinks
he may have been known in this country MS
"JameS Prior"
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= series Of interesting and valuable
lectures is in progress at the Normal Train
ing School of the kindergarten Association,
211 Ninth street. The subjects, which are
Of an educational character. are being dis
cussed by prominent members of the
Berkeley and Palo Alto faculties and others
The series will continue for a couple Of
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objections. Would it not be well foT those
Who nave the selection Of juries to bear in
mind that the public do not like to see the
names of men too frequently used in this
cooraoffou0
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DrnmatIc Heading.

Mrs. Louise Humphreys Smith will give a
dramatic reading in the parIors of the Pal
ace Hotel on Tuesday evening next, for the
benefit Of the San Francisco Nursery for
Homeless Children.
The morning call., 1892-02-27

The Supreme Court has affirmed the iudc-
ment Of the Superior Court in the case Of
William Blk against John Horstmann. A
g. and Mary Spencer, TO quiet title TO the
property at 100 Pine street. The decision
is in favor of the defendants
The morning call., 1892-02-27

Commodore j. II. johnson of the Cor
inthian Club was presented with hand
some club badge on Thursday last as token
Of the esteem In which his fell0w-members
hold lin.
The morning call., 1892-02-27

Charles Frugal has sued the Pacific Roll
ing-mil Company for $4,000 damages for
Injuries which he received while riding In
an elevator owned by the cnmnanE.
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ElD DELICIOUS Cocoanut Pudding. the same every
time when you use Pioneer Brand Shredded ana
Desccated Cocoanut. II your grocer refuses TO get
II Tor you' send to the manufacturers, L. O. Sreso-
ylch & Co., 5O5-5O7 Sansome ST.
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FIRST shipment Of early spring millinery,
direct iIom Europe just arrived. 81 sber & Co,
143 Post street. One price
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THE little OF Mrs. u. T. Nash. OF Duxbnrv
Mass, suffered terribly with salt rheum. and r.
was thought he must die. But he was cured and
given robust health by Hoods SarsapariIIa
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ARNOID's READING.-Tlckets for the Arnold
reading at The Grand Opera House on Monday
next eau be procured this morning at Sherman
& Claws
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PALACE BATHS. 7l5 10 III Filbeft street
The swimming department enlarged and i'm
proved. VIII open for the season on March /.
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- Fransliu->t. Presbyterian Church,
~ cor Franklin and vallejo Sts.-Rey. W. W.
Sabbath-schooI at I2:3U p. N. Young Peoples So
clety OF Christian Endeavor at 8 30 p Strangers
and friends cordially invited Pastors residence.
-5IS iat Aih 81 II
TO- First Pre,byte ian Church. Corner
90 Of Van NCs5 ave. and sacramento st.-The
pastor Rev Robert Mackenzie. ID. will preach at
iuteHdeut o. Sunday-schOol wOra Suaday-schooiat
I2:45 P. If. Young Peoples Society Of Christian
EuueayOT OF $3.50 r. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening AT t;45 o'ciocA. All are welcome 10 these
services. 1t
~ simpson Memorial Method Epis-
IL copal Church. cor. HAYES and buchanan SIS
81. Preaching al II a. n and 80 p. NJ. The
pastor viii preach az both services At II A ~
The second ia the series of special Sunday morning
sermoas-SuJlect; Jesus and the Progress OF Man;
or Has Christianity Failed ." Evening subject:
. hH"Nleutt ana Ielait}' SOM service aAu sun
dty-sc-ool AZ II; 80 r. NJ. e. T. leIAlns HuUeTin-
teEdeut. Epworth League service az 80 p. N. The
seats This church are rec. The pnJIc cordially
invited 20 all the services. tShers IN atteHdauce
Prayer meeting W eIuesday evening at -l5. Chau-
tauQud Circle Tuesday eyeHin. az 30. " Dairy
maids Convention friday. March d. o'clock.2t~
~ First Methodist Episcopal Church.
~ Powell 81. bet WASHINGTON anI Jac>son
Rev. NJ. p. Buck pastor; residence. l0l9 Clay St
The pastor will preach at II =. NJ OH Gods Per
Iect law, and at 80 p, II. on " COO $ Gu and
Mans Response" CLASS meetings wII be held at
10 A. NJ, 1880 aud Sch. o for kjbie study
including Annis Merriiis Bible class ri lz;5O r. N
y Dung peoples meeting at $50 p NJ. Prayer aud
testimony service Monday "Wednesday and Thurs
day nights. Social friday night Boys, Brigade
Sunday At 10 a. NJ. and Saturday night. The seats
are free and everybody is weic5 me. II
FFCF5s Central Methodist EpiscoraI Church.
LF~e Mission ST., bet Sixth and Seventn-Rey. W. W.
Case, ID, pastor Dr. hcCush OF Grace Church
Will preach ga the morning. The pastor, Dr. Case.
will preach In thc eyeni2g al 80 O'Clock Evening
subject; - Run, Speak To- THAT Young Man sun
day school AZ o'clock. Young Peoples meeting ut
$50. Chautauqua Circle Tuesday evening. Prayer
1914 Mission ST. II
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED COOK. GERMAN STYLE, NO
" wash, $50; German girls same house, as
cook and second girl, $50 and $25; restaurant
waitress So week; lunch waitress for coffee
house: 4 mattresses, private boarding house. $50;
second girl $50, and more than 40 girls of different
German and American families at $50 and S25; II
young girls, light hOuseworS Apply TO j. +.
CRoSETT CO., 3l2 Suffer st. 1t
WANTED A FIRST-CLASs HOTEL COOK,
W wages $40; girl for general nOusework Santa
Cruz $25 also expenses paid see party here: Irish
Catholic cook Tor country, $50; second girl for Ala
media S25; irst-cIass COOK for American family, in
city. wages $40; general homework girl for san
Rafael. $50: cook for Auburn. $50: cook aud lauu
dress for berkeley $50; 20 strong young house
work girls, wages $50 ana $50. Apply to MISS
PLUNKETr, 424 Sutter st. 1t
lVANTED-NURsE, WITH REFERENCES. FOR
W children, 1926; Catholic girl to take care OF
children, $50; Mattresses private boarding-hOuse
city, 500 Mattresses same country hotel, $40;
mid dle-aged woman for housework in family of 3
near Los Angeles, $50 and fare paid; number or
German. Scandinavian and other girls $50 S25 and
$50. Apply G r. HANSEN & CO, no Geary. 1t
COOKS WATERS AND GIRLS FOR HOUSE
~ work can all find situations az the Pacific EN-
ploymeht bureau, 93l Market ST lite
CIRL WANTED BREMER SALOON, gO3
" Kearny St, after 8 A N. fe37 st"
DEsPECTABLE WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE
IA for family of p no children. Call at 1904
Larkin ST., from 10 to II A. N. fe27 2t~
CIRL Do GENERAL HoUsEwORK, WAIT ON
" table small restaurant 2lO Drumm. lite
GIRL FOR SAN NATEo GENERAL HOUSE
II work; must be a good plain cook; no wash
wages $25. Apply Glass Works corner Seventh
and Townsend. ltF
IA ANTED-YOUNG GERMAN OR SWEDISH
w girl for general homework: small family; SIS.
2749 Harrison ST., near Twenty-fourth 1r~
~ AITREss; So A WEEK. $3.50 SUFFER- ST.
w 1t
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR WHOEVER; 2
W children; good home l222A Twenty-second. 1s
CIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUSEWORK;
VI steady place for good girl German or Swede
preferred: references required Call to-day at 9SS
Twenty first ST.. bet. Mission and Howard. Its
\ ADIES-I WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY OF
IL $40 per week to work for me in their locality at
home: light work: good pay for part time; write
with stamp. MRS. II. b. HARRINGTON. Box 702
Chicago, III. jal7 l3t SaSu
VA ANTED-SMART GIRL TO HELP GENERAL.
w homework and plain cooking; wages $50 per
month. Apply at 7l6 Church ST., near Twenty
second. fe2b 3t+
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Festive Brokers.

EesuVc Brokers.
The San Francisco Produce Exchange
Call Board will assemble at the Majson
Richie this evening for their annual banonet
The morning call., 1892-02-27

ANGosTURA BIrTERs are the best remedy for ro
moving Indigestion ASK your druggist for the gen
uine, prepared by Dr. J. G. b. Siegert a. sons
The morning call., 1892-02-27
Spring styles Dress H4ts

Introduced By Nj. Meussdorffer ll3 Montgom-
ely street. opposite Occidental HOIel, are the
most stylish, dressy and best. HIS assortment
is The finest on the Coast.
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r Sly CALL ancIud!1z sundays. So per year by
~. u .s-sall. 10 cents per week, OF IS cents per
lf .--r month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
F. -s.. c.;ies three months. IS -. SUNDAY CALL
..'.A.taa iia-.s. ST so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
,-i5E. aaI WEEKLY CALL, - 80 per y ear posi-
ra.1 y, EEKIY q All. js-at Plses' 81 % per- ear'
5--.sf t,i7,.S.r ten tssf.t 80 one address,, SO
The morning call., 1892-02-27

TENANTS imported English Porter, 81 so ner
dozen. sbarboro & Co.'S, Grocers. 53l washing.
ton street.
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RS57 California Rebekah De- ,sAO,nlul
lb~S gree Lodge, No. J, l. o. O. r. SHAKE.
The lodge meets every SATURDAY =&SS2fS9-
EVENING In Friendship Hall, New ODD ~~>/THTS~-
fsllews Buiiding, corner Market and Seventh sts
Omcersand members are requested 10 attend Ali
members OF the degree are cordially invited
CARRIE SOLOMON, Noble Grana
MRS. T. NJ. NORTH Rec Sec. fe8 "a n
Ff[sS7 TempIar Bebekah lodge ,,,anlDl1
Is~D No. l9. l. q. q. T., meets THIS SSpS1x<<>-
SATURDAY, EVENING in Memorial =@<sSS=
Hall, l. o. O. 4. Building. All mem ~>/IINSS~@
bers OF the degree cordially welcomed Devree
work second aud fourth saturdays
LYDIA, +. HURLBERT. Noble Grand
MAGGIE HoVEY, Recording Secretary. ja23 II Sa
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HELP wANTEp-CoNTINUED.


IA ANTED-A COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL FOR
w general housework and cooking; wages 50.
Apply at 433 Oak st. IT,
uTANTED-YOUNG GIRL FOR HoUsEwORK;
W wages $l5. I'll Hyde st. near Suffer fe26 3t4
XNANTED-A GIRL FROM Is TO Is YEARS OF
~ age for a home Call at 81 Dolores ST, near
Fifteenth. bet u and O'Clock. fe26 8ts
C,IRL, I4Tol6. GERMAN SPEAKING. ASSIST
" light homework. 339 Nc Allister. fe26 3t@
GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOU sEwoRK.
" SW. cor. Ellis and Webster. teZ6 81
C1IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: UNDER
" stand cooking; good wages. 1921 Ellis. 70 81
Young GIRL FOR HOUSEW0RK. laos
L Twenty-fourth ST., bet. Sanchez and noe. 20 =
CIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEW0RK, SIS:
" small family 900 Baker, mr. S1cramenlo.zoz-
+ ADHESIVE WANT YOU TO TRY CANVASS
IL ing for the Pacific Coast Home Monthly; the
paper Is 81 per year, aud we are giving away 10
sheets OF the latest music to all who subscribe:
liberal comm iSsiOn to lady cauvaSSerS only: an
offer without parallel Call at once at 10 kearny
ST., rooms IL and 10. feZo ~
a PPRENTICE TO LEARN DRESSMAKING. H.
n Hancock St. bet Sanchez and Noe, Eighteenth
and Nineteenth leo 81
YOUNG GIRL, TAKE CARE CHILDREN;
German preferred. 94l Bryant ST. bet seventh
and Eighth. leo d.
Young GIRL ABOUT Is ASSIST LIGHT
i housework. 736 Hayes ST. te2o 81
stIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWORK: FAMILY
y OF 3; no washing 1915 Grand ST. Alameaa 81
I ADY AGENTS. SALARY AND COMMISSION.
- Room SO, Murphy building, 1856 MarGet.Z2 81
A T THE SURPRISE MILLINERY, 1926 MAR
y ket they are selling 3 dozen Yioets for cents;
plain hats trimmed 10 order for % cents. fe25 II
I I'VE LADY AGENTS MAKE MONEY HAN
u ding my goods TO travel. MRS. HARkl-
son. 70 Geary ST. fCiI u
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ROOMS WANTED

by GENTLEMAN-SMALL FURNISHES ROOM;
- So TO So withia one block of Market ST., bet.
can or German family. Address Q. D., box 81. CALI
Branch once. fe25 "a
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nAN-YOU Can CATCH A LADY SURE BK
II purchasing merchant tailor made pair Of dress
trousers for So. Ie by artist merchant II Tor
for SO. ORIGINAL IIISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS. cor. OF Post ana UnpoMt SIS. fel1 N
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4 GRAZ FOR GoLD-wHIrE SUGAR. BAR

4 LBERT BREUSS BEING NOW THE SOLE
- proprietor Of the former New American Bakery,
5O7 Montgomery ST., has changed the name of thar
popular place to A. Breus5' Bakery fe26 3tF
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DETER BRUNN. SHOEMAKER, PLEASE COM
muHieate with JAS. O'CONNOR,I6 1920 POsJ.26 -
Tor SALE-MODERN SQUARE PIANO; IN
i perfect order; four round corners; carved legs;
oXerstrlHg L.ss. 423 Llnrlen ave. feZ6 BE
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SATURDAY.

The following music will be rendered in
Golden Gate Park this aud tomorrow after
NOON:
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I. i, fE.f5 MORNING CALL
.TUHLTCArI0x OFFICE ::

as large. circulation than any other
= y5fs.s-7 .tsr..- published in San Francisco.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF LARANCE FA-
L HEY. VINO once lived at st. Johns. New Bruins
WICK and came to san Francisco abOut the year
1871 any information or his wheTea bouts thank
July received by ANDREW WEALCH Of ] o Nor
rs ave. san francisco. fe26 BIS
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NOTION or MEETIN3-1

I1rFA mmce pes. swAIN's. 2Issutter street.
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LrVELYN-YOU CAN REST EASY: ALTHOUGH
l. your husband is short and faE. have "a mer-
chant taiOr-made suit or 0vercOar 10 ft him for
SlS, made by dTst-clasS merchant tailor for So
ORIGINAL MiSFIr CLOTHING FARLOE>, cog.
Post aud Dupont SIS. fel7 n
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A NY PRIVATE FAMILY WANTING To LESSEN
y expenses OF keeping garden BY doing some cut
flower business please address, with particulars.
Florist. box ,, San Nateg. feI6 3tE
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( CQUAINTANCE YOUNG LADY PIANIST
y willing to play once week eTening private fam
lily. :. L. T., box SO. CALL Branch once fe26 Its
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GRAB FOR GOlD-WHiFE SUGAR, BA r.
II res, bags or bulk. Sc; brown do, 4c; sage. HON
my or tapioca, very best &C in lots OF rs lbs and
upward Beans very low; Pee to 212c for The
finest grades. Butter IS lower: some medium grades
zoe TO 35c roll. Dried fruit from &c per ib up:
for list Of fine dried fruits. Syrup ia barrels 30 70
30 gallons lie; kegs 81 40, gallon cans csc; maple
syrup 75c 10 81 50. Canned tabIe-fruits or
kinds, 121ac finest assortment yet offered:
81 70 to 81 50 dozen. 1000 cases tomatoes Soc
dozen city pack; corn that viii please, l0c also
lima beans, string beans, pork and beans squash.
succotash, all l0c; order by the dozen and get case
rates e shall be pleased 70 you whether You
The morning call., 1892-02-27

w MATTHEW'S. ATTORNEY 33I MONIGUM-
~ cry St, room estates prObated; mechanics
liens forecICsed; advice rec. ta2IEf
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A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS
~ specially; marriages annuIed. quick. Quls.;
suits commenced in any county; collections, claims
damages, liens attachments. etc, enforced: Legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description d.
tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reason ible
no charge unless successful: ) criminal and civil
lawyers practcing IN all the courts: established 10
years; references, banks and business houses q.
W. HOWE & Co, attorneys and cOunSelOr5-a.-IlW
$50 Market ST. corner Stockton. se23tf
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. WALTERS FOR FIRSTCLASS COUNTRY HO-
= tel. Santa Barbara $50. OysteT-ODener for first
class hotel, SI0 short-Order cook, country motel,
$40; night pOt-washer ond scrub kitchen, country
hotel, $50 and free fare: so WOOd-chOppeTs, 81 so
a cord G. r. HANSEN & CO., 10 Geary ST. 1t
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CTEWARD FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL; HOTEL
- walters $50; hotel COOKS, SO and $50; boy TO
wash dishes, $l5: gardener FOR a private family,
S25; 2 sanGteamsters. $50; farmers, $26; tunnel
foreman, 81 per day; carpenter and shoemaker for
a Catholic Institution in Montana, 1850 per year,
Ciay 81 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SEAMSTRESS AND DRESSMAKER DESIRES A
- permanent position. understands Embarrassing;
would help with second work or grown children.
Dressmaker. box 81. CALL Branch once. IeZL ~
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f. E BAYLIsS. General Manager.
Chronicle Building.
TaIephOup 5f30. ia3D SIN "a II n
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IET ANTED-A COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL FOR
Anniv at i39 OAK at lt%
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"a ANTED-BAKER FOR An INSTITUTION
" short distance IN country; must be sober and
reliable. $50 and found. W. D. EVER u CO., 626
Clay. II
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CALESMEN WANTED TO SELL GOODS BY
- sample to wholesale 4 retail trade; liberal sal
airy & expenses pd. permanent position; money adj
vanced for wages advertising, etc. For full partc
ulars K reference address Centennial Mfg Co. chi
caeO. III. fell SuTuThSa 3m
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
L anywhere at any time write to.GEo I. ROW ELL
d co. 10 Spruce St, New YORK. aus ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION OK
u the subject of advertising Will do we'll to obtain
q copy OF BOOK for Advertisers" 36S pages pCic3
81 mailed postage paid. receipt of price; coa-
tains a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aud
class Journals gives the circulation rating OF every
one. and good deal OF Information about rates ald
other matters pertaining 10 the business OF atyer
tlSfg. Address ROW ELLIS ADVERTISING BIZ.
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