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The morning call., 1893-05-14
CHEAP TALK.

There is not a Southern Pacific news
paper organ in the State which does not
assume that San Francisco will make no
considerable subscriptions to the Stockton
ard Bakersfield Railroad. Ia the face of
the splendid work the Traffic Association
has done the ability of San Francisco
merchants to remain true to each other
and to a common cause is derided. An
example of this kind Of talk may be found
in d recent nun Der OF the Arg0Rdut:
san Francisco will never build a railroad
Sic womb not even support a lival railroad
should one be built. An instructive remark
was that let fall by President Houston Of the
Pacific Mail Company. in teslaylng before
Cong esSIouai committee the Other day. when
lie Pacific Mall Company" said be. urged on
ly Tie san francisco merchants, started In to
fight lie transcontinenIsl companies the rail-
roads lowered The rates. The Pacific Mall
Company was at once deserted. But two San
Francisco houses kept their pledges ana stood
by us-Nurphy, Grant & Co. and Lachman s.
Co." AIler this experience it is needless to
.sHl1iE that the Pacific Mail retired from fur
tler partnership with San Francisco merchants
The Pacific Mail started in to f ght the
trsnscontinental companies shortly after
the trauscontinental companies declared
that they would no longer pay the Pacific
Mail not to fight. The action OF the Pacific
Mail in reducing rates was not based upon
any understanding with orr merchants,
but upon the refusal of the Transconti-
mental Association to continue its subsidy.
Under these conditions San Francisco
merchants did not consider themselves
under even an Implied obligation to stand
by the Pacific Mail. Regarding the latter
company as really an ally of the trans
continental companies. and ready at all
times to sell the city out when the ira rs
continental companies should come to its
terms, the San Francisco merchants. with
here aud there an exception, joined in the
movement to establish a new line by way
Of Panama. So far there have been no
complaints that San Francisco merchants
do not stand by their pledges to support
the new line
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FRESNO WANTS RAILROADS.

At meeting called by the Board of
Trade and busn ess men of Fresno a reso-
luton was passed indorsing the Monterey
project and also guaranteeing support to
the proposed Stockton and Bakersfield line.
Direct communication with San Francisco
is toe advantageous TO call for special COM
ment. mas much as this harbor will play
far greater part In the commerce of the
State than it has done in the past. Rail-
roads, indep endent and competitive, are
wanted everywhere in this vast State.
which within a generation will be grid
ironed with interior lines, but at this
moment it is specially important to de-
velop those roads which will be the most
effective in freeing California from the
thralldOm under which it groans. The
Stockton and Bakersfield line, as a main
artery to ana from the heart of the State
affords magnificent opportunity TO strike
home for better times
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LIGHT FROn THE EAST.

An Eastern paper thus discourses on
what if terms void statutes:
II lie Geary law is unconstitutional it is, of
course, void from the beginning. crude mis-
ccuceptlon has taken some hold on the public
mind that an unconstitutional statute is valid
law until some court renders a Judgment set
ting Il aside. This crudIty has even taken the
more distinct form in some minds that a law
which violates the constitution OF the United
SAFES is valid until Judgment OF some sub
ordinate court is rendered holding 1t uneonsti-
tutional whereupon IL becom, merely doubt
iui UNI set aside by the Supreme Court of the
United States. All such views are erroneous.
Our wise Eastern contemporary would
have rendered the pubic service by issu-
Ing instructions as 10 the means by which
the discovery may be made as TO which
statutes are void and which are not. The
public mind has certainly been instructed
mat an act Of Congress is law until de-
claTed invalid by the United States Su-
preme Court. But the Eastern solon lays
down the rule that an act which is ulti-
mateiy declared invalid by the Supreme
Court was void from the beginning. But
now could the people know it was void?
Is a citizen to be judge of this matter and
act upon the assumption that a law is in
Nalld because his reasoning Of the consti-
luton takes him to that conclusion?
Would 1t not be well to define the status Of
an act during the period between its enact
meht and the time when the Supreme
Court decides ii valid or invalid.
In Mr.. ChOate's argument on the eonsti-
tutlonaiity of the Chinese registration law
lie spoke of the hardship Of enforcing q
la" that the court had not reviewed. This
may De accepted as an intimation on the part
Of an eminent lawyer that a law is not
really law until the court has declared it
10 Be law. A rule Of this character might
De good theory for lawyers, but the body
Oh the public are still disposed to give some
credit to acts of Congress. That is a poor
congress which does not possess in either
mouse number of lawyers whose opinions
on constitutional law are ms reliable as
those OF the judges OF the Supreme Court.
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'ure and badly planned. or was feint. rs
is now umored, for political purposes.
Where the truth lies lot yet be deter
mined positively, but the intrigues of Off
cials in Cuba and Spain are equal to
enterprises of this subtle character 1t is
said that the Captain General of the
island hoped by stratagem of this char
acter to Influence the Government at
Madrid to send out troops and perhaps to
take the attention of Spaniards off affairs
In their own country, which at this mo-
ment are turbulent and threatening But
whatever the causes of The display OF dis
affection, the uprising of the macoptents
b as COLLAPSED.
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THE CUBAN REVOLT.

The New York SIM waxed enthusiastic
ana magDiloquent over the revolt in Cuba,
and cordially prayed for the success of the
cause. 1t admitted that this country coald
only offer moral support, but assured in.
surrectionary Cubans that the American
heart was with them and always will be.
Unfortunately for these heartfelt hopes.
the standard OF revolt had barely futtered
in the breeze when it was hauled down so
suddenly as to give proof that there was
no life in the movement. 1t was prema-
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Church- Street IMPROVEMENT club

To-day at 3P. NJ. meeting of the Church.
street Improvement Club will be held at
Duveneck's Hall. corner of Church and
Twenty-fourth streets TO take action and
join with other organizations against the
proposed resolution of the Board of
Supervisors In the matter of depriying the
suburban districts for an indefinite period
of gas and electric lights. A committee
will also be appointed to wait on C. +,
Croker to ascertain whether he proposes
to carry out the terms Of the franchise
granted to the Market-street Railway Com
pany in June last, for a cable road on
Church street. Acc ording to the franchise
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Ward McAllister is the name of n new
foreman Of the Santa Fe yards at Kansas
City.
The Sultan of Turkey is said to be the
most eXtravagant hOusekeeper in the
world.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher though over
50 years OF age, spends hours every day at
her writnG-iesb
Cardinal Manning once told an old
friend Jhat IAN English gentleman should
read Horace and ride TO hounds"
Owen Rogers Of Albany claims TO be the
oldest fireman in the nited States. He is
go years of age and has been fire-fghter
f0rty-seven years.
Stephen \. Northway, Congressman
elect from the Nineteenth OHIO District,
Is SIX feet four and half inches in
height and the tallest man in the delega-
ton.
Archbishop Fabre of Montreal recently
celebrated his twentieth episcopal ami
versary and it was participated in by the
Mayor and several mem Ders of the Queens
Government
Robert Dorer. the famous Swiss sculptor,
whose death occurred from heart disease
IN Berlin recently, had visited the Ger
man capital for medical treatment and ex-
ptcted soon 10 return to his home. He
was 63 years old.
Miss Braddon has realized the historic
ambition Of Sir Walter Scott, who vowed
he would make 100000 by fiction before
he ceased writing. This, with fifty-three
novels standing TO her credit and a still
unwaning popularity, is probably enough.
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dence while maintaining relations with
this country and drawing from it the
means of subsistence is, however, very
ques tionable turn OF patriotism, with a
tendency to snObbery and false notions of
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DAILY CALL cincludug sundays. 60 per year by
mail no. paid: 10 cents per week. or % cents PER
i.,,,i ~ month"; through carriers. DAILY GALL
- ,,,,;,s three months, a. 25. SUNDAY CALL
t-;Vtssi. t,cc,1 II - per year postpaid StNDAl
C,IT',rl WEEKLY CALL, $3.50 per wear, POSTPAID.
WEEKLY CALL IS pa; - II per year postpaid
r., -, cannot return rejected manuscripts,
- u, sd t,e ed tor enter into correspondence re
sr,.f.iNL ti-all-
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,.-yr>rTpRs To THE WORLDS FAIR will
..5 r,.. .ttL on sale at the Eewsstands in the fol-
I.,,srsl ...l-: Palmer House, Auditorium Hotel
49,, ff.r-a Clifton House, commercial House
$50 lt.r.. Grand psc ne Hotel, sherman House.
r.,t House. Northern Hotel, Rcheieu Hotel
i--.....ff House, Virginia Hotel and Wellington
WASHINGTON. u. C.-The Willard, Arling-
g.. rrr..... and Shorehlln Hotels.
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Northern Pacific RaiIroad rxcnrs,o,.

To the Worlds Fair, via the Shasta route
and Northern Pacific Railroad. we will run
weekly tourist excursions, beginning Tuesday
May 16. Your orders for sleeping accommo.
dations send early We are tie only line re-
member In the country. that runs upholstered
tourists cars. I. X. Siateier, general agent
passenger department, 63S Market street
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SiZt89l-P2ge Edition.
.oTToRI

havo ovrpatroHs 5rho fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by tr9'R5oys
l-- sa,fsr q Jaror by notifying this office
a. q, f1Gt, naming N,e date and train.
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YOUNG MEMS INsTIrrrr.-Irnnlian l,nnn

YOUNG MEMS INsTITUTE.-Iguatian Coun-
ell No. 80 OF the Young Mems Institute Will
give a grand entertainment at METROPOLITAN
Hail, Fifth street. on Friday evening, the ID OF
June. well selected musical aud literary
treat Will be offered The public. Rev. George
Montgomery VIII deliver an address on
"Catholcy and Patriotism" The grand presi.
the good Of the order, ~
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AN IMPORTANT SERvICE.-Ihls afternoon
at O'Clock The service FOR young men only at
the Christian Association Hall, Suffer street
Will be addressed 10y Rev. Kenne IN J. Duncan
new pastor OF The Howard Presbyterian Church,
who Will speak on a theme appropriate TO
Young men,
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er.scRTPTIaN RATES:

FOR SALE AT
- ,-o-,- RRFNTANO FROS.. 2 Union Square
- 49, - W. y. SIZER. 1S9 State street
y l.r...--s -NAI.LOIA IOIHLRt, ll5E common
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ADMITTED TO PRAcTICE.-Henry L. Brad
ford Of Monterey, after an examination by
Judges Sanderson, Trout and Murphy. was
Yesterday admitted 10 practice law in the Supe-
IiOr Court OF San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-05-14

PILEs.-"Mac's Infanible Pile Curer cures
ali cases OF blind, bleeding, Itching and pro-
truding piles. Cases OF many years Standing
cured by single box. Price 80 cents A. Nc
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To gain strength-Hood's sarsap rlna.
For steady nerves-H Gods Sarsaparilla.
For pure blood-Hoods sarsaparlIa.
For the appetite-Iiood's SarsaparIua
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There Is But One Worlds Fair.
And but one great through sleeping and dining
car line from California 10 1t, and that IS the
Chicago and Northwestern line.
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To THE WORLDS FAIR.
Via the Union Pacific The Overland Fly,

Via the Union Pacific The Overland FLYER
Only Sla Days TO Chicago
The Union Pacific is the only Iiue running Phil
man double drawing room sleepiug-cars and din
ng-cars. San Francisco to Chicago. without
change.
Tourist excursion every Tuesday and Thursday
running through to Chicago without change, in
charge OF a manager
Passengers allowed stou-over privileges at
Salt Lake City and nj Denver
For fuil particulars apply to u. W. Hitchcock
general agent, Montgomery street. San Francis
CO; f. r. Ellsworth, agent, 9ls broadway, OAK
land; 6. f. Herr. 2:9 South Spring street, Los
Angeles
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

II|.ETNT-NI OF NFKICT LTTNE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
san tRASCIs-o, May l3, 1898.
or7riaI Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Sunday.
san Francisco and vicinity - Fair weather;
warmer: westerly winds
p I. jenkins, Local Forecast omcial.
The morning call., 1893-05-14

WHEN buying a range give Us a call. Rich
mond and Ideal ranges; cheapest and best.
Scnuster Bros. BOG Suffer street.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE oF AAAi1 -
90 Potter building, New York city, is provided WIN
fe' of california papers NisltSrS
9 T. X. MISCH, Manager.
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THE HEALTH Notwithstanding to The
health report there were 100 deaths IN the city
during the week, being exactly the same num-
Der as the corresponding week last year. The
principal causes OF death were as follows: An
popeXy 8, cancer 8, diphtheria 3, heart dis
ease 8 hamilton 6, phIhlsis Is, pneumonia II,
casualties 8, suicides l.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger Circu' alton than any
other newspaper published IN San
Francisco
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ROOMS WANTED.

" ANrED-2 FURNISHED ROOMS. BED
ioem and Kitchen. with stove. both connect
over $40 month. Address Bachelor box I2s Cali
Diaieh 1hce, lDyl2 St%
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w ANTED-bUSINESS LADY OR GENTTF-
W man to travel with physician for year. small
capital required. Call 1000 Market ST. X.
KENNY myI4 9+F
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Old Building Material
For sale cheap at old Hlbernia Bank, Post and
Montgomery streets.
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PERSONALS.

| ADf WOULD LIKE TO FORM ACQUAIHT-
- ance of gentleman OF means; object Grid's
Fair or friendship Address NJ. A. H., box SO, Cali
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PALACE baths. 7l3 Fllbert; warm sea water
Cures rheumatism. neuralgia, manv alments. I.
The morning call., 1893-05-14

Under Management of A. Phillips 4 Go.
Leaving san Francisco, Sacramento and San
Jose Saturday, May 81, Wednesday, May 3 j. and
saturday June 8, via the Rio Grande Western
and great Rock Island routes. al scenery Rio
Grande by daylight No change of cars to Chi
cago. Apply to CLINTON JoSEs. SO Montgomery
street, $, r., Cal.
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CA1IFoRNIA elace fruits, soc ID. townsend

L. H. BLACK. painter. ia EDDY street. {.
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COMPLETE STOCK, ALL SIZES OF SECOND
y hand bars, etc, IN redwood, Spanish cedar ans
walnut can be seen at my premises; they are goO2
as new except the price: cali and see them y
NOONAN. lOL1-L O2S Mission 81 ahnXa slim j S Z
The morning call., 1893-05-14

CHICAGO DECORATING COMPANY. 42l
y Jones St, near O'Farrell; rooms whItened from
81 so up; papered from IS up: Uniting from
81 up. myll IL
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pURE DRUGS AND CHEAP RATES-PRE
i scriptiOus q speciality at II. TVEDE'S Phar-
macy. 1922 Howard. cor of Erie. apo I'm ThSuTu
The morning call., 1893-05-14

CONTENTS OF 3 LARGE ROOMING-HOUSES
- can be had in small lots 10 suit purchasers car
pets, DedStcdS, par sets. mattresses. etc: VIII
sell for ca5E or easy payments. j. NOoNAN 1917
to 1923 Mission, above Sixth. 1911
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W Hl PAY RENT FOR FURNISHED HOUSE
" when by paying same amount monthly a year
you own your furniture? CHICAGO CLOCK CO.,
liberal house rurHishers." 1922 Market al 3m
The morning call., 1893-05-14

CEALSKINS. FUR CLOTH, WRAPS. CAPES.
- etc, remodeed. refined; perfect I'll and finish;
lady furrieTS. 1928 Market. MILIXORD HOUSE
The morning call., 1893-05-14

FOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR NO. 2OO5
, mirrors large plate lSx40 walnut, oak. cherry,
18TH century; cash price elsewhere $50; our in
stallment price reduced. to $40; country orders
promptly attended to. NJ. FRIEDMANS CO., 224,
22S, 23O and SO6 stockton ST and 23T Post II
The morning call., 1893-05-14

('AuTioN-MY WIFE. EMILE sTKHLE 5NI5T;
y Held loft my home mai ously: Therefore
caution anybody NOS to trust her anythInc In ~
name, Imyl4 3tf ADOLF STfHI \
The morning call., 1893-05-14

4 Wy GROCERIES AT W. f. HARRIS & CO.'S
- CASH STORE, 9092 Ninth st, Mission.
we quot. subject TO change: Paddock brand
Jams. jars % cents 81 40 per doz.; Eagle MIX.
81 80 a dozen; to regular trade ouly grauulated
sugar. Is ID for 81. less than jobDing rates best
1t Is time for packing think 1t over; eggs I7Jac to
2Uc doz in our store look over our stock: right
prices on everything; goods shipped every
where. Hpl5 SASH 2mo
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RoUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD SILVER
~ by mail to old reliable house of COLEMAN, IL
Third. :. F.; Will send by return mail the cash: II
amount not satisfactory win return god. mr3l II
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TTENTION, LADIES JENNA" BUST DE-
- yeloper VIII enlarge your bust inches: guaran-
teed. Sealed instructions &c. 24page illustrated
catalogue &c, by mail. Emma Toilet Bazaar, Boston,
Mass. apl6 lit Su
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II ARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; IF
II going housekeeping pay me a visit: will save
you from $40 20 500 outfit; l carry larger
stock than any Two stores in city, furniture. car
pets, inoIeuu' oilcloth, bedding mirrors, stoves.
etc.; new or second hand easiest terms: lowest
prices. J. NOoNAN, 1917, 1919. 1927, 1923 Mis-
sion st, above Sixth open evenings l6t
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ADD 90 drops of Angostura Bitters to every glass
of impure water you drink The genuine only
manu- featured by DIR. Siegeri y Sons
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Nj lSS j. T. CoNNOR, LATE WITH f. f. CRFS-
~ W tLt-, can be found at her millinery parIo--
Win y handsome assortment OF French millinery
az 80 Ge'ry ST, bet Kearny and Grant ave myIf 7
The morning call., 1893-05-14

MARRIAGE PAPER CONTAINING 500 AID
NJ vertlsements Of marriaeeabie people ana their
photos young, old, Iich poor, from ali sections,
who wish correspondents mailed free. Address
GUNNEL'S MON THLY. Toledo. Ohio. apl 6 Su 2Ot
The morning call., 1893-05-14

DOWNTOWN STORES CAN'T UNDERsFLI.
~ us. Scotch lluoleum, yds wide, T5c otlclOthS
Csc yard call and get estimates. w. J. PAT
TOSIEN Carpet Co. cor. 18th and Valencia SUIT
The morning call., 1893-05-14

DRIYATE DETECTIVE - CONFIDENTIAL
4 BRAUNLICH, 24O Montgomery, room llapI II
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INFORMATION IS WANTED OF THE WHERE.
l abouts o. RICHARD w. BOTH last seen at
his residence, 24U2 Folsom 81. Description:
Blonde curly hair, mixed with gray: reddish mus
tache; small ears: scar on the left and a large
salt rheum marx under the eye. Address PETER
POUR Poplar. Iulare County. Cal. the San
Francisco Abend Post. myl0 1t
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF GEORGE CIR
guson, plumber, of this city. ANY information
wlll be thankfully received by his mother, 1921
Linden st. Oakland
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IA ANTED-FIRST-CLASS MEMS CLOTHING
- statesmen; good references required. Apply
after o'clock for j. Lester Gabriel. RAPHAEL'S /
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A SUPERINTENDENT WATTS EVERY READER
- OF thls paper who will BUY all supplies for
spot cash ana continue to do so q sure fortune:
Why. see, YOU save 10 to 100 per cent on your en-
tIe ouLIayi ladies' fine square-top Doug as shoes.
~ 10 D. + or EE. 81. others get 50 IS to 81 90
TOT the same ladies' stockings from lOc a pair up;
ISuIes eorsets 45c each up: summer corsets soc,
plenty OF them; lawns 5, ga and higher; sum
er ate IS goods at prices that please and surprise
eNerybSuy. Come and take o look or send for lisr
to SMITHS, 4l4-4lS Front ST mv14 II
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IL afflicted with eyes use Or. Isaac Tho mp
son IS h L Water. Druggists sell it at % cents.
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GERMAN MAN AND WIFE. COUNTRY. $50:
" man as assistant nurse In hos pitai, $50; Ger
man waiter or country hotel S35 to $40. Apply
MISS PUNK EFT. A2l Sutfer 81. rnrIA u
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~ ANTED - CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
the Western Addition; must be cheap FOR
cash JoOSr x WooLLEY, Real Estate aud Fiuan-
cial Agents, New Montgomery ST. Palace
hotel. my7 SuWe In
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" ANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
~ the manufacturing OF ammonia: $50 to S75
ana found. Call or address LEON ANDRE, 500
Suffer ST. myIf ~
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= HOTEL COOKS, COUNTRY, $50 AND $50:
y hotel walters. country. $50; 3 clearinghouse
walters, $50; hotel baker, country $50: 3 kit CHI
en- hands, country, $25 and 800 X. T. WARD d
Co. $40 Clay ST. mylt 1t
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DAG CARPETS MOVE TO ORDER AND FOR
Il sale; also chenille-wOve rugs and silk-rag por
there's, and dealer IN carpet twine in hand or Grain
at lowest rates GEO. MATTHEW. 7O9 Fifth st,
Oakland, Cal. apq 3m SuIh
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A DVICE FREE on DIVORCE LAWS. PRO
~ blte, insolvency, collections. damages liens
etc. CIV. HOWE, airy. $50 Market cor. Stockton.
The morning call., 1893-05-14

~ mail for &c stamp; immense: unriValed; ONLY
good one ever invented: bents weIshts; sales IN
paraileled; Sl2 day. BROHARD. box g. PhIla
Pa. anI6 Sn he
A GENTS WANTED FOR LEADING PHOTO.
"a graph gallery; either ladies' or gentleman.
good wages. d. G., box 10Y, Call Braach.myl3 %
A GENT-flRSTCLASS CITY AGENT WITH
- experience in the Wholesale liquor business 10
introduce new invention for an old and reliable
mouse IN Cagnac, France. Address w w box
III. Call Branch Ofice mv1o 3fs
n EW GARDEN sPRINKLERs AND STRAY.
' rug machlnes; 90 per cent profit viii sell on
s-e- . 9PeaI ~ my II
GooD BOOK FOR AGENTS. JusT sFT7 now
- IL VIII sell; royal octave volume and g1O IL
Instrations; official Postal Development Com
ny. sos Battery st. anISTT
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FIREMAN FOR DREDGER, $40 AND FOUND;
i whce!wrights for country. 81 80 aud SO day;
butcher for country $50; foreman for sandstone
quarry, 81 a day; sandstone duarrymen. pick
and fiat wedge WORK, 81 90 boss here; screw
turner for sawmiIl. $40 and found. r. T WARD
" CO.. SO Clay st. nyl4 2t
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0O RAILROAD LABORERS, TRANSFERS
w and tunnemcn, free fare. Apply to-day (Sun-
day before y o'clock to c. X. HAN Sen y CO,
10 GelTy st.
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DANCING. BALLROOM OR STAGE TAUGHT,
" IRNINE,s 927 Mission. 100 O,Earrrell maz Sn-
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W ANTED-GABDEN Err WHO CAN MILK
W cove and take care of horses. $50 and
found; pick and shovel men. long job, city
81 % day; boy for ranch, SO. +. NJ. RAKER
206 Powell s.. myl4 n
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~ FIRST Engli.i. Lutheran Church.
b. Geary street, near sOctavia-Preaehtng. by
the pastor, Rev. NJ. W. HANNA, ID D., morning
ana evening These will be the last two services
neid by tue doctor before his departure East
SUNDAY school at 40 A. NJ. Christian Endeayor
meetiuL al G:4h p NJ
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~ near Jones-Rev. J. O. A. Henry, pastor.
ifeachihg by tue pastor at II a. NJ. Subject: 1.-THE
froUiem AID Profit OF Prayer; ana at 80 p. ,
topic; suicide in san Francisco" Sunday school
az IL 30 N. Y. 7. $. OF C. r. a 80 NJ; Young
these services are opea TO the publ &c. Strangers
are welcome
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W. lymOuth Congregational Church,
- Post street, between Buchanan and Web
Ster-Rey. w j. Williams, II. D., pastor. Resi-
denee, l71g Post street. Telephone 1885. Preach
ing az IL a. N. and Z: as I. NJ Sunday schools Gt
$50 \. N. and 1880 =. n. Christian EndeavO-.
o;3O r NJ. Morning sermon: Peter Renewed;
evening sermon; Heroes in Exile" second in a
SERIES Half Hours With Heroes" GOOD singing
Strangers welcome.