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The morning call., 1893-01-01
MADE LOVE FROM A TREE.
How a Newark CIergyman's Daughter
Was WOned

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Newark IN. - Special TO New York Times
Miss Hobbies unique love affair with
Robert NJ. TOppin was aired in Judge Con-
Inns Police Court last evening. Miss
Hobbie is the 1S-year-old daughter Of
Rev. Reeve Hobbe of ST. Philips Episco-
pal Church on High street, in the Rose
vile section of Newark. Toppin is the 80
year-old son of a Rosevile real estate agent.
Young Toppin has been paying his atten
tons TO Miss Hobbie, but they were no5 as
acceptable to the rector as to the daughter.
and he directed that the acquaintance be
discontinued. The young couple apparently
complied, but th ~ could not be prevented
from having opportunities to meet at So
ciables and church fairs. AS long as the
Intimacy became no closer than that tie
anxious father of the young lady congratu-
lated himself that there was no danger of
Its becoming serious.
He never once thought of the tree. whose
spreading bOughs swept the windows of his
daughters sleeping apartment But TOppin
had and so had the smitten miss, and every
night after the elder folk had gone to bed
the young couple held sort of Romeo-and-
Juliet meetiug-he on the tree branch and
she at her window casing.
The g0od-natured people OF the parish
declare that they saw the romantic youth
concealed beneath the shelter Of the leaves
and knew that be was there because Of the
maiden 10 the window, but they knew of
no reason why they should not make love
il they choose, and kept the secret to them
selves, with the inward observation that it
was too bad that the youthful lover was
forced to stratagem in the prosecution Of
his suit.
Rev. Mr.. Hobbie was out unexpectedly
late one night, and he heard the whispers
from the leafy shelter of the tree. He
guessed that it was Toppin, and, determined
to put peremptory end TO the love scenes,
complained 70 Justice Conlin. The charge
was Of trespassing and lettering. Toppin
was asked 10 step into court and explain.
Justice Conlin could not see that there
was any special wickedness in the transac-
ton when it had all been explained to him
aud he dismissed the complaint.
The morning call., 1893-01-01
CONSULAR CURIO5ITIES.
Silks Weighted With Flour and Other
Curious Frauds Exposed.
CasseI's Saturday journal


The prompt issue of consular reports on
British trade is an achievement for which
merchants and shippers should be grateful
to our Foreign Office. Some of them are. if
we accept the cy meal definition that graft
tude is a lively sense OF fayors to come;
for in the latest batch Of reports several
ConSuls complain that enterprisiug trades
men have sent them patterns of cloth goods,
etc., with prices for prompt cash." and
asked them to obtain orders. But these
annual returns from our representatives
abroad are of Interest and value TO others
besides those engaged in trade They contain
a lot OF out-of-the-way facts on imports and
exports, the social condition of various pee
pie, the curious Industries OF: the world and
a thousand other subjects. Last year II ap-
pears there was decrease 10 the importa-
iiOn Of sandal-w0od into Hankow, China
The product is used in incense, burnt
mostly by women; and our Consul remarks
that 'here'-and. surely elsewhere too.
zone of the natural economies Of the work
ing classes is reduction Of the religious ex-
penses of the family
Similarly, the statistics Of imports and ex-
ports bring to light many facts about adul-
iteration. Ladies, being great on p0ngee
silk just now, will be interested to know
that that material is weighted with a size
made from bean flour. and that when a bale
raises dust which fills the room. On
opium we learn that it is not only faxed"
IN various ways but struggled into Tainau,
China, by being squeezed into large bamboo
pipes. In Morocco 1t is customary TO adul-
terate beeswax with composite candles,
considerable quantities of which are i'm
ported for this special purpose. We sseem
to do little in this line ourselves, or how is
it that in Madagascar they can tell Lam
cashiTe from American calico from the
smell?
From La Rochelle comes startling fact
about wine, of which DO lever than 1854
tuns were imported seward last year from
Spain, Italy and Africa. This enormous
quantity, after being mixed and blended
with natural or artificial French wine, is
consumed in this country (Franee) or re-
exported as French wines to other coun-
tries" Thus does art assist nature. Which
is the better, natural or artificial 'erape
juice? 1t seems hard to tell. Our Consul
at Cadiz relates that ne and friend visited
one Of the native sherry cellars and tested
TWO samples which appeared 10 be of the
same wine. They were so much alike that
it was with difficulty they decided which
they preferred. One of the partners 10 the
firm then told them that one wine was sold
al $50 butt and the other manufactured
"for one of the largest mail steamship COM
panies in the world at the rate of AID per
bottle. and retailed TO their passengers at Is
a hnttIao
The morning call., 1893-01-01
New Year Onservances

There will be an important and interest
ing service at the Young Mems Christian
Association to-day, at ; o'clock. TO inaugu
rate the new year. The address will be
given by the Rev. f. b. Spalding. DID,,
rector Of ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
Singing viii be a special feature OF the
service, which will be exclusively for gen.
tlemen between Is aud 10 years of age,
New Years dag will be observed in the
German Branch Young Mems Christian
Association, 232 Suffer street. by a special
programme and lecture to take place at
2:30 P. NJ. to-da y. A quartet will sing few
selections. and there viii be special instru-
mental music. Ladies md gentlemen are
cordially invited TO attend. Seats free.
The San Francisco Noman's Christian
Union VIII give a New Years day recep-
ton to seamen IN port tomorrow at the
State headquarters. 1872 McAllister street,
frU.,. "a A, NJ To 10 P. l. The reception
during ..'c5ylier rart Of the day will be
The morning call., 1893-01-01
FREE WOOL.

Free raw wool should mean free WOODEN
cloth. The wool purchaser who has
protection should not be taxed to protect
tie manufacturer of the clothes the wool
producer wears. II is no more hardship
ior the wool manufacturer to compete with
foreign manufacturers than for wool
rowers to compete with foreign wool.
But New York Democratic paper declares
with much assurance that "the coming
Democratic Congress and administration
will put wool on the free list Il will also
make compensatory reductions in the duties
on wooden cloths"
The wooden manufacturers, it says, will
consent to a reduction OF duties ( raw wool
is made entirely free. But they would like
to lave the duties taken from raw wool six
months In advance of reduction OF duties
on wooden manufactures. that they may sell
lie stocks upon which wool duties have
oeen paid before che reduced duties on
goolen goods take effect.
An essential principle of tariff, whether
for revenue only or protec tion and revenue,
is uniformity when the conditions are the
same or similar. The products of the earth
should not be exposed W lille the processes
of manufacture are protected. unless fe-
-Xceptional reasons In fact the agricul-
turist sloald be tie more carefully guarded
The morning call., 1893-01-01
Every Man His Own Poet.

Frederic Harrison, in the January forum
The strange part of it is that there never
was an age when so great quantity OF very
excellent verse was produced as in our own.
There can be no doubt about it. We have
to-day scores Of elegant poets and hundreds
of volumes of really graceful verse. Of
educated menI and women, at least one in
three could turn out a passable lyric or so,
far better than the stuff published as poetry
in the age Of Pope, or Jonson or Southey.
There are not so many true poets, perhaps,
as there were In the lifetime OF Spenser and
The morning call., 1893-01-01
OUR TRADE WITH CHINA.

The Custom-house tables of the trade of
the port with China. including the British
port OF Hong-Kong. show how far the
northern ports. Vancouver and Tacoma.
have succeeded in taking away that portion
of our foreign commerce. For the past five
years the exports of San Francisco to China
0ncluding HOng-Kongl have been as follows:
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of Shakespeare. But it may be truly said
that at no period in the long history Of Eng
lish poetry has it been so free from affec-
tation, mannerism, false taste and conven-
tional. commonplace. Since verse began
there has never been so high, so pure level
of third-rate verse. There are a dozen
writers whose exquisite technique makes
that Of Dryden or Byron look quite careless
and that of Pope monotonous; and there
are at least hundred writers who lar SCI
pass. the imitators of Dryden, Pope or
RvrGu
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for the reason tbs; - the land he
euliiyates, while the q ..nulacturer may set
up his mill where,he chooses. 1t seems TO
be the determination. however. Of the Dem
ccratic party to leave the American wool
gro aver to look out for himself, while taking
good care of the wool manufacturer.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

SiZtGel-P2ge Edition.
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Any Of our patrons ,rho faa 10 find THE
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CONFER a fapor By notifying his o6ice o.
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Sos Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock p X. BRANCH OFFICES; 9le Market
street near Kesrny open until II O'Clock midnight:
gas 6a5es street, open until 8 30 o'clock. 6O3
Larkin STR open until 80 O'Clock: 25.8 Mission
street open until o'clock =. NJ: and 1l6 I,tnth
street, open until 9 80 P.
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srrpScRIprrnN RATES .

DAILY CALL GHcluding sundays SIS per year By
nsi postpaid: Is cents per week. OF 65 cents per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
FIVE copies three months. So rs. SUNDAY CALL
(ti1tesn pages), 81 so per year postpaid SUNDAY
CALIaud WEEKLY CALL, s. 80 per year,p postpaid
EEKLY CALL Is paeesl. 81 per year, postpaid
TIE CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts.
nel viii the editor enter into CORES pOndenCe 70
al6Ctne them
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for the officers and midshipmen from the
Japanese man-of-war From O'Clock for
the seamen and apprentices from The Eng
lish ships A musical and literary pro-
gramme, with refreshments. will be pro-
yidpd
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THE DAILY MORNING CALI

FUh
New York BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago. News Stand Palmer House
NtR orleans. .GALLUT & JOUBEET,
Il
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALI.
Peter buildlngr New York CRY kprovided with
flttof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
VCIusllA tales and sample copies furnished
+ X NiSCH Manager.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGs-CONTINUEp.

~ Annual Meeting-Notice Is Hereby
~ given that the fourth annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the San Francisco and Oakland
Mutual Loan Association Will be held at the ONCE
OF the corporation, 52i Moutgo merry St, on
p NJ. tor the purpose of eecting directors for the
ensuing year. presentation of the fourth annual re-
port and the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting. Books for limited
number OF shares OF the fifth series are now open at
directors. T. J. WELSH PRESIDENT
A. SBARBoBo, Secretary
san Francisco Dec. %. 1892. de29 I'd
~ Annual Meeting-The Regular An
S~0 nual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Brunswick Con. Gold Mining Company viii be held
al the Office of the company. room Sc, Nevada
the 18th day OF January. 1893. at the hour of
O'CLOCK, Tor the purpose OF electing Board OF
transaction OF such other business may come be-
fore the meeting
TransferboOks will close on Tuesday. 10th. at 3
de2std J. sTADTFELD. Jr., Secretary
TB Notice-AnnuaI Neeting-The Annu-
IS~S al meeting of the stockholders of tho Pacific
Pine and SansOme streets, San francisco. CAL on
MONDAY, the 9th day OF January 1898. at s
O'Clock p. NJ, FOR the purpose o. eiecting nine drec
tors to serve during the ensuing year and the
action OF such other business may come before
the meeting. RS td1 o. +. MIN Err, Secretary
ES Home Mutual Insurance Company,
&>S San francisco, Dec 81 lS92-Con formally
TO the provisions of Article of the bylaws Of this
company the next annual meeting of It's stock
California ST., San Francisco. at 80 O'clock NJ,
on MONDAY, January 16 1893 for tho election Of
directors until their successors shall be
duly elected under the provisions OF said bylaws.
The polls will be open from / 80 o'cocl TO
O'Clock P. II. d3l 17tI STEPHEN ID. IVES Sec.
RS Annual Meeting-The Regular An
5~S ual meeting OF the stockholders of the Bull
lion Mining Company will be held at the office OF
the company. room 20, 33l Pine ST.. San Francisco,
Cal on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF JanuIry,
1893, AT the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose
of electing board of director to for the
suing year, and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting Transfer.
books will close on Saturday, January Z, at ~
O'Clock NJ r. X. GRAYSON, Secretary.
ohice-Room 20. .331 Pine st. San Francisco,
Cal. deI4 I'd
~ Annual Meeting The Regular An
G~S nual meeting OF the stockholders or the Ar
genta Mining Company will be held at the Office OF
the company. room 90 33l Pine ST.. San Francisco,
Cal, on MONDAY. the 9th day OF January, 1898. at
the hour OF O'Clock NJ, for the pur
pose OF electiDg board of directors TO serve for
the ensuing year. and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close on Saturday, January
Z. al IL O'Clock NJ. X. X. GRAYSON, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 20. 33l Pine ST. San Francisco,
Cal del4rd
The morning call., 1893-01-01

State Senator Veatch Of Oregon asserts
that he gathered from his garden on De-
cember 1 twigs of raspberry vines upon
which were blossoms and ripe berries.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

EDWARD A. BELcHER has moved his law
Office to The Mills building.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

JF.CUTTER'sOL BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all Tst.class druggists and
gT0ceTs. IIademafk-star within a shield.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

A resident of Leomins;er, England, has
won reu6wn as collector Of human skulls.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

CHRISTMAS and wedding cakes at SWANS
Bakery CSC Market street.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

All the motions and sensations of the
various parts of the body are represented in
the surface of the brain as on map. Thus
there is a separate brain area necessary for
sight. another for bearing. another. for the
motions of the fingers, and so OH.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

GREAT sale finest eye glass specs sc up. Go
Fourth ST., Sunday 1913 Market. Note numbers.
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THE MORNING CALL
puRLTCATIoN OFFICE 4,

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.


RE Professor Fred Bell, Founder of
Will speak and sing at the Metropolitan Tenn
pie to-day as follows: Morning. IL O'Clock,
subject. THE Right Start for the New Year,:
afternoon. 2:l5, union or inspirational
speakers and mediums. among them Mrs
Sarah Parker OF Dublin, Mrs. j. J. Whitney, John
Slater, Mrs. Shriner and a host OF others Evening
O'Clock. subject, 1.-THE Journey or life" ApprO-
prate solos will be sung at each meeting. Our
friends will be glad TO know that Miss
Annie Roney has been permanently engaged to IS
sst Mr.. Bell and Will sing at every meeting. She
undoubtedly tue greatest soprano on the Pacific
Coast Organist, G. X. Hartman, Every body In
search OF truth welcome. Admission free.
E@ Liberals and Freethinkers DIR.
Ef~S York. the noted orator. will open his tn ird
at Irving Hall this evening at 30, with his
famous lecture n Science and Religion" Ladies
especially invited; admission free. The Liberal
Union meets at p. NJ. Subject for discussion,
f.. Christianity" All invited. Seats free.
E1S DIR. RavIin Lectures TO-DAY in
tS~SF Scottish Hall. los Larkin st. Conference at
2PM DIR. SCHLESINGER Will give private and
pnblic tests ate rloon and evening.
~ TheosophicaI Snc'ety-rree Public
+~p lectures every Sunday. AS p NJ. at 500 Post
Sc, Tonight: "Theosophy Cycles and Adopts" by
DIR. Allen Grifiths.
ES DIR. q II. Rin-es Spiritual Meeting, st.
~ Georges Hall, 9091a Market st. Sunday.
2 aud p. NJ. Circle and platform tests by Mrs
C. j. Meyer. Mrs. Durham ana Mrs. Heussmann.
Office. 93l Mission ST.. Tuesday aud Thursday to
4 NJ,
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE }
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN Francisco. December 81, 1897
Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight, sunday
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair weather; warmer
By Sunday night; variable winds.
p. T. JENKINS, Local Forecast OficiaI.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

Mr.. f. II. WELD, an old and respected insurance
agent of ew Haven, Ct. had rheumatism over so
years, until Hoods sarsaparla cured him. For
three years now lac has not had an attack.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

Z. II. BLACK, painter, ia Eddy street.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


~ independent Order OF odd SSS4AUz>
EF~S Fellows. Manchester Unlty-A SS%EEXE.
meeting is called MONDAY. January .. 80
at 8 O'Clock, Bsrsagiieri Hall, 1923 >N1hNT~
Stock ton St, to charter a new lodge. Men OF good
character and those Interested are cordially in
yited. Charter members, IS. BY order OF
P. c. MASON. P. G.
T Grand Association Football en-
49, match. the Scottish Thistle VS. N "a ~
the Oakland Athletics. Will take place in XATEy
at O'Clock sharp. Admission, 20 cents; lsdes
free. jail 1t
RF Master Mariners Beneyu-
49, lent Association meeting II Sf 70
OF the above association Will be held At NJ y.
hall, 42l Post ST., SUNDAY, Jan. ], 1893.
at 80 =. NJ. All members requested to be
present for the purpose Of attendng the funeral OF
deceased brother MARTIN MAILER By
order OF the President.
de3i 2t L. TRAUNG. Recording Secretary.
RE Annual Meetirg-The Regular An
sk-S nusI meeting OF the stockholders OF the Pre-
the office or the company, I'LL Union st, cor
Sharp's place, San Francisco. Ca on FRIDAY
the 9th day OF January. 1898. at the hour OF
O'Clock ?. NJ, for the purpose of electng seven di
reet0rs TO serve during the ensuing year. and the
transaction OF such other business may properly
come before the meeting
TraHsferbooks Will close on tuesday,, January
JOHN b. LEIGHTON. Secretary.
omce-1lll Union ST. cor. Sharps place. san
Francisco, Cat ial Id
F Notice OF Annual Meeting-Notice
E~ IS hereby given that the annual Getting OF the
Company will be held at their once. rooms IL and
10. 240 Montgomery ST., San Francisco, CAL on
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF January. 1898. at 1
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF electing board of
such other business may come before the meet
Ing. Ides0 I'd NJ L. DOUD, Secretary.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

DANDRUFt is an exudatIon from the pores of the
scalp that spreads and dries. forming scurf and
causing the hair to fall out Halls Hair Remover
cures it.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

IF JOHN MCDONALD AND JAMES SWEENEY
l. will call at 1923 Montgomery ST. they Will hear
something to thei. interest. Apply II A. NJ. Tues
day for MIR MEYERS.
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HELP MANTED-CONTINUI

OK MEN FOR LARGE CUP BESf
10 pie, CAKE. stew, hash, pork and Deans,
bacon, cornbeef and cabbage. hamburg ST
cents each: soup free with all lO-cent orae
Eourrn
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PURITY and wholesomeneSs are the physicians
Endorsement of Angostura Bitters manufactured by
DR.. j. G. Is. Siegert a Sons. At all druggists
The morning call., 1893-01-01

CHEAP GRoCERIEs.-It will pay you TO get your
groceries at the old reliable mouse OF Sbsrboro &
Co, 53I ashington ST. Choicest goods at lowest
prices Satisfaction guaranteed. The cheapest
place In the city. Send for monthly catalogue
The morning call., 1893-01-01

IA ORKIN6MAN MIDDLE AGED WOULD
w like to correspond with some intelligent
young lady with view to matrimony must be
Protestant and not over 80. Address Baone!or.
box /, this ONCE.
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4 A TTENTION LADIES JENNA" BUST DE
RI yeloper will eniarSe your Gust inches guar
anteed Sealed instructions &C. -. page illustrated
cataio9ue ~ by mail. Emma Toiis, Bazaar, Boston.
Mass ocI6 Su l2t
The morning call., 1893-01-01

DERsONAL-YOUR FUTURE REVEALED AC-
/ cording science OF astrolegy, with pen picture
offuture husband OF wife; send 25c, date OF birth
and full description PROF. NJ BROWN box
1910 Chicago. uO27 l3t
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YoUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION; NO:
and OF good habits. Address Ii. w, box Az this
The morning call., 1893-01-01

SIIDDLF-AGED MAN TO TEND BAR AND AS
III sst around hotel. Apply New Mission Hote'
32T5 Miss ST. ue0l ~
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JANUARY STYLES BUTTERFLIES patterns Cata-
ogueS mailed free. II. A. Deming, l24 Postst, 5. f.
II afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. Isaac Tholnp-
son 5 II Water. Druggists sell It at % cents.
EXTRA Mince Pies. SwArs's, 2I8 Suffer street.
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PERSONALS.


IL ONORABLE GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSI-
Ii ness quality would like 10 correspond with
young widow with prOperty; object nat
rmony. Address NJ. D.. b Z Il. this office.
~ FL hare YOU IN LOS ANGELO, WITH
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

JANUARY. 1898.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

A LII PENSION CLAIMS PROSECUTED WITH
n promptness and dispatch by NJ. HARRIS, author
ICED United states pension attorney; headquarters
for Pacific Coast claimants, 20 Ellis ST. de3J I'm
The morning call., 1893-01-01

MEN. CITY OR COUNTRY-Sl STARTS YOU IN
nj business that paws 81 a day. PIONEER SPE-
CIAI,TY CO 535 California ST.. s. +. de31 3t*
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a. ANTED-A DANE OR SwEDE, WITH GOOD
w references, to take OF horses. COW and gar
den; near Palo Alto. Address Gox 144, CAV Branch
ONCE de2S IT
The morning call., 1893-01-01

CMART YOUNG MAN TO LEARN PHOTO
- rrapb business; must work for low wages until
proficient Apply 500 Valencia st. de3l Us
The morning call., 1893-01-01

/ Ilcit orders for the New High Arm Singer.
Apply only between 9 and 10 A. NJ. and 10 P; NJ
The Singer Manufacturing Co.. 20 Post 81. de3l ~
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A DYICE FREE on ALL sEGAL MArTEKS,
n Speciality. ma riages ann died; private quiet
nnies Mess suceessfoI all ourts 10 yrs G.
HOWE az S5n Mari.aN St. DOR. Stockton. an7 q
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ANGS Cit Ann CURLEI; HAIR DRESSED
u 25c La Verjte, Bazaar. ITO Market St. over
Nsze deSl limo
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. LABoRERS, TRANSFERS, COOK, VAT:
= err Empioymeut 113 Leidesdorf. rm.o as "
The morning call., 1893-01-01

JTIRST-CLASS PICTURE-FRAME JOINER WHO
Il can take charge of department: state experience
and wages Address Il. o. box lao, Call Brch.3l 81
The morning call., 1893-01-01

DAG CARPETs W0GE TO ORDER AND FOR
IL sale. also chsniiIs iwove rugs and silk rag por-
there's and deai ear IN "a Fpet twle In hank chaln
at lowest rates. GEiJ. MA AhEhs fV5 Flith
street, Oakland, Cat. ocS ON SuIH
The morning call., 1893-01-01

Position as steward wanted In frst-clasS hotel or
club by medium-aged man, with long experience
as caterer. having the very best of references
Please address Hotel or Club. box 1872, Call Branch
ONCE. ds31 3t*
The morning call., 1893-01-01

ZINE AT CENTRAL PARK RESTAURANT
IL 1871 aad 1893 Market. Best 10 cent meal Ia
cit WeakIY tickets, s. SO. ue0l lm
The morning call., 1893-01-01

ENXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WANTS WORK
~ by the day: cutting and fitting by measurement
speciality; terms reasonable. A W., 437 O'Farrell
street. ja1 sc
The morning call., 1893-01-01

no TAILoRS-A FIRST-CLASS CUTTER OF
i many years experieuce both here ana IN Eu-
rope. wants employment Please address W.
box 81. Gail Rranch nnica. Ueol 81
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IA ANTED GENTLEMAN OR LAD
w travel: salary $3.50; position permanea
way fare paid here; inclose references anu
addressed stamped envelope. NaIi9ha
Monadnock building, Chicago. Cell gu
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A GE ore EN MoeTsN. from Boston would be
kindly rewarded by addressing her brother FRANK
7O4 SansOme ST SsD e raHclSc- de31 PTS