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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
z Eaberu austryaekiegO.

CiekaWy l sensacyJny process karny
odbyi sic pred paru tygodniami "
Tarnopolu pred ~trybunaiem sedzi6w
Przysiegiych, mianowicie " sprawie
gromadnei emigracyi wloscian Z pogra
nicznych powiat6w Galicyi wSShodniej
IA kordon do Rosyi.
Wybitniejsze szczsgoay tegc procesu
chce tn przytoczyc " strzeszczeniu,
pewny bedac, 70 n z~ainteresuja js.
skrawe i wyrszoe sviatio n zajmujaca
zagadke ruchu emigracyjuego kt6ry
nagle, " porze, kiedy Jak nsimniej mo-
aua sic byio teRo spodziewac, przypra
VIII lud o gorsczke ~wychodzcza | oslepi
wszy go, porwai tysiaoe wloscian, setki
rodzin pozbawil ojozystej gleby, zmusii
do p~orzucenia krestencyi i dobytku i do
g~romadnego przechodzenia granicy,
pomimo wszelkich ostrzegawczych ma
wofywah.... A petem.. 80. potsm kra-
jowi naszemu przysporzyf licznego
kontyngensu nowych aebrakow, DO :
jak wiadomo = wielu wioscian, rozcza-
rowanych przyjeciem, jakiego doznali
cd czynownik6w rosyjskicb, powr6ciio
" krotce do Galicyi, do swoich rodzin-
nyoh wiosek, po to ably I zamoanyoh
stac sic nedzarzami. Pomimo to 10
dnak przysiegajs oni, IL VIOLA raczej
suchy chleb tebraczy jesc rodzinnej
ziemi, ni4 bye pedzonymi przsz nbraci
Rosysn" ns Kaukaz i Ural, ably i'm sic
oddac W ,,brstsrska niewole, osiodzona
grozs ich knuta.
Otoz " procesie, ktory sic tocEyl "
Tsrnopolu, nj lawie ~oskAraonych zasis
-dalo dwooh wioscian, ~oSadzonyoh jua
cd wrzssnia T. z. " wieIieniu. Nazwi
ska ich 50: Ivan Michsjtyczyn i Bene-
dykt Rzepa.
Diva dni toczyis sic " sadie tarno.
Polskim rozprswa, kt6rej szczegoaowo
Przytaczs6 tn ME bede. Wspomne
tylko o tenn, ze sedziowie przyEsgli ma
postawioDe i'm przez tribunal pyta-
mia " kierunku why osksrAonych Wy.
dali werdykt uniewinisjscy.
Dziwuem to sic wydsJe Z pozoru.
Ale gdy sic wezmie ns uwsge to oko-
l~icznOsci isgodEsCe, be ciemnych | la
twowiernyoh chiop6w do p~ropsgandy
klamStwani / przekupstwem sklanial
swiadomy swych niecnyOh oel6w xusi-
ciel, to wyrok uniewiniacy okaas sic
bodsj Eupeanie ~siusznym, byli propsgs-
tory bowiem tylko narzedzism piekiel-
nych maohinsoyi moskiewSkich.
Welding otrzymanej wiadomosci,
przyszlO " dniu 20 zm. koto SE~ozuoins
do kEwawej utsrczki POmisdzy wychodz-
csmi Z Galioyi a rosyjska strata pogra.
niczus W ktorej to utsrOzOe wyohodzcy
zostsli odparci ! vielu = mich utoneio "
Willie.
- Krakow dnis % marca 1893. =
Me dawno zsioaone, leoz bsrdEo rucbli.
We Towarzystuo pSzkoiy ludowej" O.
trEymslo " tyCh dniaOh niespOdziewans
. znaczns pomOO " kwoOis 10000 Elr.
cd psna Erszma Jerzmsnowskiego 81
Amsryh, Ensnego Z h~oinotOi ma Oels
narodowe. To tee Esrzsd gi5wny IA
Posiedssuiu Z 81 msrCs uohwsll vyra-
ND gOrtce pOdziekowsnis Ofisrodswcy 1
Przsdsswis 60 nsjblissEsmu vslnemu
1gromadzsniu M czlonks honorowego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
u zabOru ~prusk1eEO.

Sstns rocxnioe zagarniecia dzielnioy
polskiej prsez kr6la pruskiego Frydery-
ka WilhelmA II obohodzili Niemcy,
PROOF W Poznaniu tak1e " Trzemesznie
i " Lesznie, " obu ostatnich miastach
file tutejszego n~iemieokiego Towsrzy-
silva historycznego. W Trzemesznis
miai wykiad p. t. nTrzemeszno " latsch
cd 1888 -18Oe" dyrektor tantejszego
progimnazyum p. Smolka. w Lesznie
miai " hotelu nde Pologne" 70 ironioD
wyaszy nsuozYciel gimnazyalny Ulrich
odczyt, " ktorym m6wi o opaakanych
stosunkach, p~auujscych " Rreczypo-
spolitej, ktore spowodowafy rozt:6r
Polski j siawii nastepnis ,~,dobrod.iei-
stws, kt6ryoh tax wiele doznsly d.iel-
nice zabrane Pr1ex Prusy cd nowego
rzsdu. Odczyt sw6j zakohozyi ayo.e-
nien, aeby nwszyscy Niency przyozy-
mali sic do tego. BY niemieckotc y
d~awniejszyoh d~zielnioaoh polskich sku-
tecznie mogh sic nadal rozwija6 i
wzmacnia6i"
- Ks. Filipini Z Tarnows, jak dono
81 ,.Pogoh", wniesli n poSrednictwem
srcybiskups ks. Stablewskiego prosbe
do ministra pruskiego, ably i'm wolno
byio wr6cic do Gostynia W Poznahskiem
skad ich pred kilkunastu lsty wype
dziia brutalna | telaznareka Bismsrcka.
Minister atoli dai odpowiedz odmowna
! odpisai, ae ME mote pozwoli6 napo
wros takich ksiety, ktorzyby " W. Ks.
Poznahskiem zwalczali aywiol niemie
cki.
- q Goczalkowic mad Wish M Sh-
sku coraz to MOVE skarby odkrywaj,.
" giebi xiemi. Wiercenia in4yuierA
Eisepdeckers wykazaiy, 10 W znacznej
gaebi znajduja sic pod Rudoltowicsmi
PoteAne poklady wegla, m II do n
metra CRUDE. Nadto odkryto pod Ru.
doitowicami Potetny pokiad soil.
- Towarzystwo dramatyczne po-
znahskie pod kierunkiem Koscieleckie
60, podro2uje 20 Rosy ale nieszczeg6l.
ME mu sic powodzi. w Moskwie grad
TowArzystwu wzbroniono.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26

" Pulku krakusow Dwernickiego, oraz
czynny ~uczestnik powstania " Z. 1858.
Pogrzsb odbyf sic PREY napiywie pu-
bliczuosci ! okolioznyoh wloician.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
,SOKOhn

Towarzystwo lecznicze ..Sok6i" poleca
Masterpieces lekarstwa wypr6oowane | fabry-
kowane przez n~ajlepszych lekarzy.
1 Maryahskie krople aoisdkowe zale.
cane przez lekarzy PREY wszystkich cho-
iobach koiadka, butslka S1.OO
Q. Baisam ma kaszel, butelka so c
3. Pewne lekGstwo ma dusxnosc cry
II astme S1,O0
4. Ma niezawodne w~ypedzeuie IA
siemcs, sioik 90. 90
o. S~arsaparila ma czyszczenie krwi
butelka al. 90
8 .MaS6na wyrzuty dziecinne ma twa
rxy, giowie | szyi. pudeiko rs o.
q. Mao gojaca nawet najwiecej IA
twardziaie wrzody ma nogach 81 90
8 Piguiki zalecone prey braku krwi
a dsiewczat ! miodych mezatek, pudef.
ko Al %
Q. Najlepszy liniment ma reumaiyzm
" krzykach ! cxionkach, butelka &l.00
Prsy tenn udIiela sic rady lekarskiej liste
wnie " jezyku polskim / wy syia lekarstwa
"a n~adesianiem 5ednego dolars.
ADRES:
s0k6l Medical COmPaEnie
1920 Chene Str. DETROIT, MICH.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
y~Norddeuischer LIoVd"
regulsrna LIMA parowc6w pooztowycb
Pomiedsy
Baltimore



Parowce A. No. 1.
DRESDEN" ,.MUEECHEN"
KARLSRUHE" nSTUTTGAT"
nGERA" yDARMSTADT'
nWEIMAR" ,OLDENBURG"
Kaj1t0 4 trxecia kIasa DO Prxy.
StePDych eenach.
BiIety tam { nopos0r& po sni4onej ceni6
q BREMEN odchodza 90 Czwartsk,
WszYstkie 10 stalows parowce % no.
We Enakomitej budowy i we wsxyst-
kioh oddziaaach dogodnie urzPdzone.
MajS dlugaSci,
41b-485 stop. SserokoSci, - stop.
Kajuty, salony, pokoje do palenia it'd.
m g6rnym pokfadxie i promenadxie.
Oswietlone swiatiem elektryoxnem,
w urzadseniu tych okret6w doaoAono
najwiekszych starah ola dogodnoici !
wentilacyi " dzialaoh ola ~pasa4er6w
t~rseciej klasy.
Kohl ssl..n. Jest tylko hiIka stop edprsyssantu
isI.9 swpcdss.. = prsy;.sda iss p6%oes no
EmSs1pactni
rzysy pasafe-om a. do Chicago.
FAkt, 10
G, ludz1
prsevtexiono bespiecEnie nnis North German Lloyd,
dowodzi o jej pospolitym xnAcseniu.
Blitsych informacyi udziela jeneralni
agenoi:
A. Schumacher q Go.
Jsnsralny Agnt
South Gay St., Baltimore, Nd.
i. WIN. Eschenburg.
lO4 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Ils.
slbo ich aGenci " kraju.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26

Przyidzcie naipredzej. =
Przejrzenie towar6W MIC ME ko-
s1tuje. = q pewnoscia bedzie-
ole kontenci Gesli bedziecie po-
,rzebowsi Psieto wiosenne.)-
Tcwary % dobrej roboty kra-
vic. K al, robione " Union IA
brykach srr.ed.jemy je o 20
proeent tan ~ u'z gdzielndxiej.
an
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
STAkA CENA OLA WSZYSTR

Nsjpiekniejszy wyb6r Pa.
letot6w Wiosennych sprc-
wad.onych do piasta Wystawy
Powszechnej. Kaada materys
Enana tkaczowi znajduje sic
m tel sprzeda4y. Kolory maj
nowsze, . ceny kt6rs zacheca
katdego.
ZaPamietajcie sobie oeny
M.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
Bhl OazD, DEl bOLU,
zEB9 z PLYTKAMIiBRz PbfTKK.
The Peoples Dental ParlOrs

sesp- s . "a g.sy.f1cH sssrs 49, rsg..s,s"Z
c. OdWfedtcfs ms.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
MRS. WILKIE INJURED.
She Fell at the Potrero and Hurt Her
Spine.

Mrs. Wilkie, the wife of Alfred Wilkie,
the singer, met with a serious accident on
last Thursday. 1t happened at the Potrero,
where she had gone with Alfred Wilkie
Jr.. a youth about 10 years of age, who
was particularly anxious TO witness the
launch of the Oregon.
The mother and son stationed them
selves on some temporary Scaffoding near
the water where number OF other specta-
tors had also obtained places. AS the Ore
gon struck the water Of the bay minia-
ture tidal wave was formed, which surged
ever the scaffOlding ana caused the people
occupying II to make sudden rush for
terra firma. In the confusion Mrs. Wilkie.
who had caught the heel of her shoe in a
crack between the boards. was thrown vio-
lently backward and injured her spine.
Several kindly disposed persons imme-
diately rendered their assistance, including
j. j. Glynn and David Neal.
Officer Eastman was about TO ring I'D a
patrol wagon for the half-unconscious
lady, but Alfred WIlkie JT. emphatically
protested against seeing his mother enter
such a vehicle under any circumstances.
The officer accordingly telephoned for a
hack, and with the assistance of DR.. LIE
Febre, Mrs. Wilkie was conveyed home,
where the stalwart officer carried her bod
lily into the house.
The extent of her injuries is scarcely
known yet. but it is expected that Mrs.
WiIkie will be confined to her room for
some time to come.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
The Cable Was Stopped.

The Castro-street cable line was shut
down for the entire evening from 5:45
o'clock last night owing to the parting of
the wire Tope at the hour mentioned.
Efforts to splice the broken cable were un-
successful, and the cars were run two To-
gether and left in charge OF the employees
for the night 1t was found necessary g.
put in new cable from the p0wer-house
at the junction of Market and Valencia
streets to the end OF the Castro-street line
at Twenty-sixth street. Travel was en-
trely suspended, and residents of the ex-
treme south western portion of the Mission
along Castro Heights and in Noe Valley
were compelled to walk two miles over
hill and dale to reach their firesides.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

- Howard-St. VI ethodist Episcopal
s'~S Church. bet Second and Third SITS. blocks
from Palace Hotel-Rev. W. W. Case. ID. d.. pastor.
Professor Martin schultz. musical Olrector. A. X.
over. Sunday-SchooI superintendent. Hours OF
public services II a. n aud ;45 p NJ. sunday
school at 1880. Bible class AT 1880. Epworth
League at 80 Sunday evening. Chaplain Pot
ter, L. S A, Will occupy the pulpit In the morn
ing and Rev. +. 5. Chapman, ID D.. of Oakland, in
the evening. Pastors residence. 2026 Howard St
Telephone 6065.
re- First Methodist Episcopal Church.
&~S Powell St. near Washington-Rev. w. +.
Shepard the noted evangelist, Will preach at II
A. NJ. and Z 30 p NJ. He will conduct evangel-
istic services every night next week. Reception
OF members and baptism after morning services.
Sunday-school at 1880 P NJ, z. f Newton super
intendent. Epworth League at $50 p NJ. Pro-
fessor Perry has charge of the music in revival
services. Cshers at the door. All are welcome.
Seats free. T. II. Woodward pastor; residence
10l4 Washington ST.
Re- Simpson Memorial NJ. r.. Church,
&~S cor. HAYES and Buchanan sts.-Rev. A C.
Hirst d D. uastor Residence BIB Broderick ST.
Preaching at IL a. NJ. and 1880 p NJ The pas
tor will preach at both services Morning subject:
The Hiding places of Goa" (This is the first of
a special series OF sermons on MANS kespons-
bility for His Belief."l AT 80 P. NJ: "ihe Sup
per at bethany" Sunday-schOol at 1880 P. NJ,
c. b. Perkins superintendent Epworth League
service at $50 P. NJ The seats in this
church d arc are free The public cordially Invited
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45. oc25 2t*
E Central Methodist Episcopal
1>S Church. Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
Inc pastor. kew. T. *. Dlle, Will preach At II
a N. and Z 80 P N. Morning subject: "CompIete
in christ" Evening: Second lecture 'Kead-
ing"-"How and What to Read" Young peoples
meeting at $3.50 p. NJ. Sunday-schoOl at l p. II.
Quarterly love feast Wednesday evening.
TC$S First PreSbyter rian Church, Corner
I7~S Van Ness ave. and sacramento st.-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie. DID, pastor. Rev. Walter ID.
Nicholas. associate pastor. Mr. Nicholas will
preach at Il A. N. and Z 80 P. NJ. Sunday school
at II :45 P. NJ, Mr.. j. q. Chown superintendent.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeayor at
80 r NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening
at 40 All are welcome TO these services. /
- Howard Presbyterian Church. Mis-
Gs~S sion ST., near Third-The Rev. Francis
f. Smiley of Philadelphia (EvangelisD will
preach tomorrow at IL A. NJ and 1880 P. NJ.
sunday school at $3.50 a. NJ. cordial invita-
tiOn is extended to all.
go First United Presbyterian Church.
G~G Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev. NJ. NJ.
Gibson. d D., pastor; residence S03 Guerrero st..
near twentieth. Services at a. NJ and at 80
p. NJ. subject for the morning: "A Cup that
BlesSes, but Does Not inebriate" For the even
ing: ''in the Life OF the Prophet of Fire-Ahab,
Obadiah, Elijah-Which?" A cordial welcome
to all.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
Important Gathering of Young Men

Tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock Rev. j.
S. Simon. the new pastor of the First Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church, who
is a young man. will speak on a special
theme to young men only at the Christian
Association Hall.
The morning call., 1893-10-28

f. WaihalIa Encampment No. "a .
G~S L. o. o. F.-The officers and members
of the funeral committee of the above
named encampment requested to meet next
SUNDAY. the 29th tnst at l: 80 O'Clock P. NJ
sharp. al their hall for the purpose of attending
the funeral of their late mem Der, LOUIS KRU-
GER. Toc2S I'll F. ?. MUFFE. c. z.
The morning call., 1893-10-28

- TempIar Rebekah Lodge >SSyA4yl>,
ES~S No. 10 l. o. O. F.. meets THIS S%2S$[
SATURDAY. EVENIG in Memorial &-<tS
Hail. l. o. o. F. building All men, >//JhN>>
bers of the degree cordially welcomed Degree
work second and fourth Saturdays.
MARY h HODGKINS, Noble Grand.
The morning call., 1893-10-28
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

- Past Masters Association of a
2~S CalifOrnia-Regular monthly meet "a
ing THIS ENENING u at s O'Clock in the * "a
Masonic Temple. Business of importance w.
BY order OF the President,
L SCHUMACHER
The morning call., 1893-10-28
- Harmony Lodge No. I3,

NSS Harmony Lodge No. 3, -SSSsM4yL>1.
G~S I. o. o. F.-The officers and the SIX
members of the funeral committee OF 3g$SS
above lodge hereby notified to (/1nNN
assemble at odd Fellows Hall, cor. Market and
Seventh SITS. on SUNDAY, October 90, at 30
O'Clock P M. for the purpose of attending the
funeral OF our deceased brother, LOUIS kRUE-
GER EDW j. VOGEL, y 6.
Jos. g. Myself, R. s. oc2S 1T
The morning call., 1893-10-28

IA OMAN WITH 2 CHILDREN WANTS A
" situation in the country; frst-class laundress
and cook: can bake anything; is willing TO work
for $40 a month; frst-clasS references 740
rd
The morning call., 1893-10-28
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A SITUATION 70
" do housework. Apply j. i. CROSETr & CO.,
3l2 Sutter ST.
The morning call., 1893-10-28

EES California Rebekah De- .>SAAlgJl>
gS~S gree Lodge No. l, / o. o. .-SSsESSs[
The lodge meets every SATURDAY 4<S
EVENING in W Welcome Hall, new Odd /T1NNN>@
Fellows building, corner Market and Seventh sts.
OfhcerS and members requested TO attend.
All members OF the degree are cordially invited.
BESSIE A, NORTH, Noble Grand.
HANNAH NEWMAN, Rec Sec ly22 Sa II
The morning call., 1893-10-28

- Notice of Special Meeting of Stock
NS~S holders-N office is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders of the Bulwer
Con. Mining Company viii be held at the ofhce of
the company, room 40 80. Nevada block. y o 309
Montgomery St, San Francisco Cal, on w EDN ES-
DAY the Sth day of November, A d. 1898 at the
hour OF O'clock P. NJ. to determine, vote and
decide what disposition shall be made of ana with
all shares of The capital stock OF this corporat
heretofore purchased by it at sales thereof for
paid assessments. costs and charges due thereon
said capital stock Is held by the corporation sub
tect to the control OF its stockh holders, who may
make such disposition of the they may
deem mt by vote of majority OF ali the remain
ing shares of the capital stock. BY order Of the
board OF directors.
san Francisco. Cal, October lS. 1898
L. OSBORN, Secretary
ofhce-Room 80. Nevada block, No. 3O9 Mont
gomery St. San Francisco. Cal. ocl9 I'd
The morning call., 1893-10-28

FsP Howard Presbyterian Church. Mis-
@~S sion ST., Third-The Rev. Francis
T. Smiley OF Philadelphia (EvangelisD will
preach tomorrow at IL A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ.
sunday school at $3.50 NJ a cordial invita-
tion is extended to all. !
The morning call., 1893-10-28

f. The Williams Hardware Company
G~S will keep open evenings TO accommo odate
parties wishing to purchase heating, oil, gas.
show goods; stove-linings and repairs for all
stoves and ranges. 21l, 2l3. 2l5 Fourth st. rs 1t
The morning call., 1893-10-28

- Annual MePting-Notice Is Hereby
EF~C given that the eleventh annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the San Francisco Mutual
Loan Association Will be held at the Office OF the
corporation, 524 Montgomery street, W EDN ES-
DAY, November l, 1898 at Z 80 o'clock NJ. for
the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing
year, presentation of Jhe eleventh annual report
and the transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Books for limited number of shares OF the
twelfth series are open at the office OF the
secretary, 524 Montgomery street. San Fran cisco /;
al the branch Office, AIS Tenth street Oakland,
aud corner Seventh and Willow streets. West
Oakland. By order OF the board OF directors
7. j. WELSH, President
A. SBARBo Ro Secretary. oc27 I'd
f. Annual Meeting-Great Western
ar~S Quicksilver Mining Company. The regular
annual meeting of the stockholders IN the Great
Western Quicksilver Mining Company will be held
at the Office OF the company, 32S MONTGOMERY
ST.. room Z. San Francisco. Cal. on WEDNES-
DAY, the lst day of \ November, 1898, at the hour
OF 3 P NJ, for the purpose of electlng a Board of
Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting
A. HALSEY. Secretary.
of1ce-328 Montgomery ST.. room z, San Fran
cisco, Cal. oc24 I'd
The morning call., 1893-10-28

CITUATION WANTED BY SCOTCH-CANA-
~ dian girl in private family; good cook. Call or
address 100 Larkin St. corner Bush.
The morning call., 1893-10-28

CITUATION WANTED BY GOOD COOK AND
- for houseworK in small American family by
German woman: steady person: city or country.
Address 7. C.. box l27 Call Branch.
The morning call., 1893-10-28

nRESSMAKER, FIRST-CLASS CUTTER AND
IL filter and neat sewer. wishes engagements;
terms 81 per day. Please address I &, box 1913,
Call Branch Office. OC2S 3t#
The morning call., 1893-10-28

CITUATIOS WANTED-YOUNG PROTEST
- ant woman to do general housework; sleep
home. Apply 81 Everett St, bet Third and
Fourth. oc27 3t+
The morning call., 1893-10-28

NHIDDLE-AGED GERMAN LADY WANTS A
In steady situation houSekeeper in a gentle
mans house; is frst-e class cook: working house
keeper; one year In present family; wages $25
trifers. Address A. c.. box 127. Call Branch
The morning call., 1893-10-28

CPANISH WIDOW, AGED %. WANTS SITUA-
= tion as housekeeper: widower's family; none
but responsible parties need answer. Address y
" box lOT. Call Branch Office. oc2S 3t*
The morning call., 1893-10-28

n OOD SMART YOUNG GIRL. NOT AFRAID
VI of work, wants a situation to do housework
second work. good city reference. Apply at
Hartford ST.: take Castro-st. cars. Oc27 3tF
The morning call., 1893-10-28

"A ANTED-A PLACE AS LADY'S NURSE OR
companion no objection to country: best Of
Apply 1900 Pierce st. cor Pine.
The morning call., 1893-10-28

DIX IVY AVE, BET. HAYES AND GROVE
oIC Large furnished room, with use OF parlor,
In Germa IN family: So per month
The morning call., 1893-10-28

VOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A PLACE MIND
ing babv and assist in light work; object
home more than wages. Inquire in grocery store
ll19 Harrison ST., cor. LangtOn. Oc27 3t%
The morning call., 1893-10-28

ClTUATION BY A RELIABLE WOMAN TO DO
~ bousework etc, in city or country. 1G Auburn
bet. Mason and Taylor, Pacihc ana jackson. 20 ~
The morning call., 1893-10-28

CAFETY SEATS FOR CLEANING OUTSIDE
- of windows. 1888 Market. II New Montg. IS
"a IDOW WANTS SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper: cook lin restaurant unchhouse.
Please address w H.. box l4O. Call Branch. 81 2t*
The morning call., 1893-10-28

LIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS WITH GOOD
} reference, wishes A place. Address 1. b, cox
143. Call Branch Office. oc2S 3tF
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED.

SITUATIONS WANTED = CONTINUE
ELDERLY MAN. GOOD PLAIS COOK. SOBER
~ wishes situation in private family or small
Doarding. house: country preferred. Address nj
T.. box l40. Call Branch OIL e. oc27 3t*
MAN AND WIFE WANT WORK ON RANCH:
w man Is good teamster. can milk and do any
kind of work; woman good cook and housekeeper:
no children; must have work. Address NJ H. box
III, Call Branch Ofico. oc27 3t*
pELIABLE MAN WANTS SITUATION AS
II plumber: is good workman Please address
7 b, box 49,. Call Branch ONCE. oc27 2t'
STEADY. RESPECTABLE GERMAN WIDOW
~ wishes to take care of lodging-house for an
elderly gentleman or lady. or housekeeper and DO
cooking; city or country. Address A. D.. box l2S.
Call Branch Office. oc27 2t*
NoUNG MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATION
i In hotel, man as barkeeper or waiter wife to
90 chamber or laundry work; city or country;
hrst-cass references. Please call address X. s..
44412 Natoma ST., rear house upstairs, bet. and
.. oc27 2t*
- prentice in blacksmith plumbing business.
Address Boy 502 Third ST. oc26 BITS
COMPETENT COOK WISHES POSITION ON
" ranch or other place; can milk and do general
WORK ABOUT place. j., box 20 this oii1ce. ocZo ST.
MARRIED GENTLEMAN, NOT AFRAID OF
WI hard work. wishes steady employment of any
kind in the city. Address w. C., box 2, this
Office. oc26 3t*
CEVERAL FIRsT-CLAsS COACHMEN. GAR
tions at j. f. CROSETT & CO.'S employment
office. 62S Sacramento st. oc26 "t
NOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION AS
i coachman; thoroughly understands his bus-
ness: used to taking care fine harness, carriages;
strictly temperate; obiging; frst-class reference
Address L. v. box las. Call Branch. oc26 3t-
MAN AND WIFE WANT PLACE; MAN TO
Ni work about place; wife as COOK; country pre-
ferred. Address NJ. A, box 96, Call Branch 20 3t"
BARBER AT PRESENT EMPLOYED WOULD
- like job in country town; frst-claSS man and
steady. Address H. d., box 141, Call Branch.26 80
CITUATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS
- dishwasher. Address Ii. H., box 100. CAL
Branch once. oc25 Tvs
MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS IN HO-
Nl tel. boarding house or restaurant; wife first
class cook. man second COOK. Address c. H.
20 Jackson st. oc25 Ats
Y DUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION; ANY
kind OF WORK; city or country. Address j. A
MACDONALD, S371a Bush ST., Oakland. Cal can
furnish reference oc25 Ats
DIsHwASHING OR PLAIN WAITING
" wanted by young man. Address j. M, box
1l5, Call Branch Office. oc2o 4t*
EIRST-CLASS COOK. BOTH IN MEAT AND
Il pastry, would like to get a steady position In
any first-claSs hotel restaurant: city or cOun-
try: has also a first-class second cook. Address
j. d. BROWN. 223 Minna ST., basement. 70 3t+
VoUNG MAN OF ls DESIRES POSITION AS
L collector or assistant bookkeeper. Address c.
j. c., 1905 Powell ST. oc24 It's
Young MAN WITH GOOD EXPERIENCE IN
L groceries wishes position In wholesale or re-
tail: good worker with good references. Address
Y. Y box 2, this office. oc24 5t*
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81, postage
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l11B ELEVENTH-LARGE SUNNY FRONT
1 L room suitable for two gentlemen; also
single rooms; furniture and carpets new. 28 It's
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ID ESPECTA YOUNG GIRL WISHES STU
IL alton TO for child assist in light house
work; oakland country preferred: reference.
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1901 HOWARD-2 FURNISHED ROOMS;
IOLC2 l single and 1 double with beds;
bath; gentlemen only. oc27 Ats